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Wuhington, March 10.—(AP)—^collapse of our banking'structure. .Ifaacbeiter’s two banks today, The tract of President Rooeevflt’s It has accentuated toe stagnation like an others throughout the Unit economy message follows: of toe economic life of our people. ed States, continued to observe an The Nation is deeply gratified by It ,has added to toe ranks of toe Emergency Action For Balandng Bodget Most Be T d t^ toe immtti' te response jglten yiaa- indefinite banking holiday in accor uoteoployed. Our government’s terday by toe Congress to toe ne- house is not in order and_for many dance with a new proclamation issu cteklty for drastic action to restore rcaabOB, no effective action has He AssertS’— To Preserve Basic Security o f Nation *1 ed by President Franklin D. Roose and Improve our banking system, been taken to restore it to order. velt late last night. When they will A Uhe necessity existe with re Upon toe.unimpaired,credit of toe Most Be Fair To Not Only the Few But the Many,” l b be open is impossible to say. That spect to the finances of toe gov United States govemmeni, rest.toe depends on whatever orders regard- ernment itself which requires safety of deposits, the security of in i the holiday are issued by the equally courageous, frank and Insurance policies,, toe activity of Says— President Does Not Specify To What Extent He co^dent, praising the nation for its calm acceptance of the bank holiday. Treasury Secretary prompt action. industrial enterpriset^ toe vidue of President. William H. Woodin is apparently enjoying lopg hours , of work and the great responsibility he has taken as The Manchester Trust Company For three long years toe Federal our agricultural products and toe virtiw ^ctotor of America’s banks. Woodin is shown here, center, as he end^ one of several conferences government has been on toe road availability of employment. Plans To Slash Veterans’ Appropriations Biit Advisers Win. continue to serve the town as on thîssuance of scrip. At the left.is Arthur A. Balientine. undersecretary, who has remained to help the toward bankruptcy. fs,r as legfUly possibly. This includes ■The ci’^ t of the United States n w Treasury adnUnlstration during toe emergency. At toe right is George W. Davison, New York banker, For toe fiscal year 1931 toe def government definitely fiffects these tlM continuation of "breaking down" who was author of toe scrip plan under which toe nation carried on bUslnieM ’durine toe 1907 fitinnHai icit was |461,00b,000. Estimate It Will Mean Saving of 500 MiDiono-^Êxpoct currency and the admission of pa fundamental human values. It. emergency. For toe fiscal yecu: 1932 it was therefore, becomes cmr.first concern trons to their safe deposit boxes. |2;472,000,000. There is also a provision whereby to make secure toe foundation. Na Big Protest From Veterans. For toe fiscal year 1933 it will tional recovery depends iqxxn it. t^ , banks of the country can provide probably exceed 11,200,000,000. for a^lute necessities in the case Tbo often in recent history liberal For,toe. fiscal year 1984, based governments have been wrecked on Washington, March 10.—(AP) — of., food, medicine or relief of dls- on toe appropriation bills pasMd rocks of loose fiscal policy.. We retary, said toe proposed fvess but speh cases are very rare ASSEMBLY PASSES ASSASSIN GETS by toe last Ckxngrdss and toe esti must avoid this danger. President Roosevelt called upon on a half billion federal bond ia s^ s[nd may not require any lo ^ ac mated revenues toe deficit will Congress today for dictatorial power for employment would bis held up tion. Must Act A t Once probably exceed 31,000,000,000 im- It is too late for a Irisurely ap to reduce veterans’ costs and Fed until tomorrow. Fractional Check:; ANOTHER BANKING BILL CHAIR; SAYS HE less immediate action is taken. proach to this problem. We must eral salaries, promising that if it Short Meeeage Cheney Brothers annoim:ed today Thus we shall have piled up an not wait to act several months * TodaYa message will be as'ahmit that they have supplied The Man complies, “there is reasonable pros accumulated deficit of 35,000,000,- hence.' The emergency is accentu pect” for a balanced budget within as yesterday’s banking conununlcaH* chester Trust Company with a limit ISIWTAFRAID 000. ated by toe necessity of meeting a year. tion, running about ’ 600 words; ed amount of cash to be used for National Economy great refunding operations this Early said. cashing all Cheney Brothers'' pay Undisbiboted Cash and Un- The Democratic phalanx of CONNECTICUT BANKS With toe utmost seriousness I spring. House and Senate though not with At toe Capitoi; xnijMtwhile, abaija. roll drafto for fractional amotmts. point out to toe Congress toe pro We must move with a direct and out dissent, set out at once to do opposition tb PresidfilrRooBevelA Eitb^ m^chants or indlvidm.l& may mterested Trust Fonds Zangara Shouts "You’re a found effect of this fact upon our resolute purpose now. The mem- his bidding, expecting thereto to plea for dictatorial pqife a to redu^ ca^h such drafts at the bank be ARE CLOSED TODAY National economy. have hundreds of millions saved toe veterans’ expenditum'âns coosUt tween the hours of 10 and 12 to It has contributed to toe recent TCdntlnued On Page Six) Treasury toat toe President told it ered likely, but tha prepanderaw morrow and between the hours of 12 May Be Used By Banks h Capitalist” At Judge As He will have piled up a five billion dol Democratic majority was expectfd and 2 each following day, except lar deficit by Jiine. to give him that authority. n Sunday, during the bank holiday. llieir Regnlar Bnsmess. - Governor Cross F^ws Receives Death Sentence Points Out Road Senatorial autooritice private^ This, should not be mlsiaterpreted “I am pointing a definite road,’^ preAheted a severe dispute before to mean, that Cheney dra^ for aq GOLD IS POURING BACK declared Mr. Roosevelt, and aaket^^ decision, eyw fb^ :dellars or one dollar aaiy For Killing Mayor Cennak that he be allowed to take it “at Veteraas Protest be eaifiied: T b M are to be kept in Hartford,. March 10.—(AP) — PresMoit Roosevdt’s Or An emergency hank Ull authorizing without even waiting ter thUk Telegrams from veterans’ om ni* circidgtian- Only fractional drafts, beginning of toe next fiscal year.” Oations about toe country imurrt 1«- such as das for fl.25 or ,«1.7«, for the lue o f undiatributed cash or un der To Extend Hoiidaj. ^ . country nqured In Maml, Fla,, March 10.—(AP)— DITO BANKS OF NATION Even before toe message could to Côngresslonal offices by tha example, win be cashable, at the invested funds of a trust fund in be read to Senate and House, Manchester Trust Company. By this Giuseppe Zangara, zeidot and as 4>- hundreds, 88 in one batch belxig m the r^fulsir conduct of a bank’s threats of a determined dispute were dix^ped on toe desk of aetiqn, Cheney Brottieif hope to 'a»- sassin; today was sentenced to evident. House Democratic leaders businm was puto^ through both HMlford, Msuxh . JO.—(AP) — Bratton (D., N. M.) this morning,’'’' sist the umall#i;. merchpfits by pat death in the de'ctrlc chair for toe arranged to bind their prepondsr- ting additlohal -dxange into. circiWr Hous^ o f the Lqrltlatime todnf^ un .Coxmeetteut hanlts repained doted New York Experts Predict a ROOSEVET EXTENDS aut-majority in caucus to get toe ^Dose to other ~ tiom The Trust'Cbihpany wQl alto der stispeasira toe rules. ’today, kx accpdance with prdclaiiui- Jbto tomugh by Wednesday, if pos- f W 64 ipAonpAUxery to the of Senator Cutting (R., N. M.)i Tlm.tijlH.;.toe. i«ra n to^ f a 'asrles uonstions orof PresidentPreslden.t Roosevelt Metal Cheney drafts into one dollar drafts. of emergency acts, was reported in e'!*Sde , Robinson of HoosevSIf ‘ suppexter—-to a. ^g holiday. Sentence w ps. pasted at 10:31 .. Arkansas, .tte . Dezndoratic. leader, depoatidd to Offices oC p tt ir No other, checlul will be inter toe Senete, and luiopied after Sen m. biy Circuit Judge '0^^ O. T^m p Senators. - -r« • changeabio at tt^bank. ator Cram^ made toe only re The .governor’s holiday proclama- WM Be Retarneii^flSaD a said the' Senate p>robahly would re- son who read (jjê sentence from - ' r ' cemihBtil tomorrow afto receiving The American 'Legtqn li^^tslojti^ Bankers Pleased marks on. it. . In toe House several tiem extended toe peric^ of cetea- prepared statement ending .,.wlth In commenting on the situation so members disciiêd it briefly before tion of banking activities through toe ^nssaage; because toe bill was headquarters here—hmuleti hy-JOlto “ and may God have mercy onôur Few Days. Reasons For D e h ; Given Bp not ready for mtroductlon. Thomas Taylor—told newspapeitaiiiiti far as Cheney Jkothers are involved, rushing it through. Saturday. At toe same time he said soul.” The bill repeals sections of toe The new l^dslation, as reepm- a statement giving that oznmiS. Horace B. Cbeh^, a member of the toe state banks’ holiday would be There was a flurry in toe court firm, said today that their bank present statutes forbidding toe use made in toe future to conform with mshded by Mr. Roosevelt, will lay tion’s position and plans would bf ers in New York he'ô expressed of such funds held -in a fiduciary room after sentence was .passed as New York, March 10 — (AP) — treasury Official^ Many down broad principles for pensions issued by noon. holidays declared by toe Presi Zangara denounced Judge Tbomp- themselves, as “very much pleased” capacity In the c te At toe saine Ume insurance com electric chair. coimtry, they scurried to banks to A presidentisd proclamation ■ kept “We are unanimous,” he said, “in ment to a Clearing House Associa panies In toe state were forced to granting this dictatorial power tb tion or toe Federal Reserve sys ,‘Tm no care.” purge theoaselves of toe yellow AiAln rigid restrictions clamped tightly upholding toe duty of toe govern toe President." = ' PEIPING MENACED operate under rules laid down by In , Rushed From Room which, toe'goverument has decreed, today aboqt operations of toe Na ment to care for those wbo suf tem for scrip or biiCh'notes as toe surance Commissioner Dxinbam, act Joint Oonamittoo : | Federal Reserve system might Is Deputies nitoed Zangara from will be a passport to prison. tion’s banks until—possibly tomor fered in its defense and for toe)r ing under an emergency, prqclalined widows and orphans.” The Joint committee t(> which ‘ti|a sue. by Governor Cross. toe court rcon aa he ahriCked the In vanity bags, steel cbesto, row—many of them can reopen for- telegramn referted, composed -of Itvb.- IN NEW JAP MOVE The bill furtoer provides that any Ifkt sentence. Spectators were held trousers pockets and armored cars business as usual. American Legion posts- and other The commissioner prohiblterf pay la ttê court room until after toe it poured in—stacks of double veterana organizations flooded Senators and five members, of the ' such undistributed or uninvested ments of loans and surrender value.s, Less than tw o hours before toe House, under toe chairmanship o t cash held in a fiduciary capacity nril^ner was removed to toe eleva cagKs, 30 pieces that dangled on members of Congress.With protests but made provision for loans to restrictions would have become inef against moving at this time to Representative . McDuffie^d).,. AhL). shall, if toe-bank becomes insol tor carrying him to last Yuletide’s tree, big bars of bul fective at midnight last night. Presi vent, be payable Immediately from policy holders to meet obligations to Under toe Florida law toe execu- lion. grant such wide powers as sought has- surveyed veterans’ btosdUh' to Heayy Battle Expected Witk- compahies. Such emergency loans dent Roosevelt used toe power’Con' by toe President; but Democratic hearings that openqU in DeoemlMm, toe general îmds of the bank, hav Fear, reyivlug confidence, arous^ gr^ s had Just given to him by ex ing priority over other deposits. are limited to |100. The ruling does ‘ (l^ntinuM On ’ agii Six) conscience and newly acq'iired loaders expressed confidence be No report has. been xttafie hiisaujM' hot affect death benefits and annui tending toe bank holiday "until fur would have his way cventuajly. members have been -unahle-to axTiia in 65 Miles of City; May Senator Ketmeto Cramer raised ties.' knowledge were sending it tumbling ther proclamation.” toe only point; in ‘ discussion o f to e back, bankers said, like glittering Senator RobMfon blU when he asked about paiyment Baaking Emergency waterfall into government coffers. That meant toat for toe time be ECONOMY PROPOSALS ed foe of cutting pa3rments t e - f o x i Extend OperatioDs. of such funds in tHe event of in Dunham explEdned that toe regu Fright—^wbich dri>ve much of it ing banks can do only what they Washington, March'lO;-(AP) — er soldiers, will make a inliu^^ solvency. . The' Senate adopted lations are toe' result of the bank P T SECOND Into socks and vaults—was helping have been doing toe last few days— President 'toosevelt arose at 7:30 report giving his views if the ebto^ ' without further question when Sen ing, emergency and not of toe condi chute it back into Uncle Sam’s keep enough business to prevent food this nioming and immediately after mittee eventually decides to rOceali- ' tions of toe Connecticut companies. breakfast plunged into toe task of • Tokyo, ■ March 10.—(AP) —' a ator Wadhams-«plained the matter ing; fright (salutary and wholesome shortages cr keep people from going mend reductions. ' ' • ' of priority. . They were handed down In accord RQOSEVET “BOMB” this time) at toe prospect of lo payless. There was no change in\* completing his spedal message to Decreases aggregating appruxt- heavy battle between Chinese and ance with toe provisions of a 'law Congress on sweeping, economy pro- Japanese forces within toe walled Asks Information years in prison and a 310,000 fine. mediately in toe vutous ragulatioos matBy 3460,000,000 wore prtmosed Representative Michael Connor of rushed through both Houses of toe To Be tom Billion Issued . by toe Treasury since Mr. poOals. to the commltteb by tob gg < city of Ktipeikow was reported to General Assembly under suênsion His words will deal with a contem day as toe Japanese considered ex Enfield, spoke on the bill after the One estimate predicted a billion Roosevelt’s proclamation last Sun Commerce of the United States,.^ tending operai^tons into North rhtoe money holi budget, from veterans’ expenditures eraJ other organizations, while'tob ^ ern gateway in toe Great WaU to was about time:that toe legislators proposed.law in toe Senate, said useful, reinforcing toe rock of gold day. and Federal salaries. American Legi .tocnilng to,ai^ Agency dispatch from toe Japanese were attempting to trace toe-sender ly setting'do:wn "his proposals. A t S t Louis, Governor..;,^ William an adequate supply of currency.” Both messages, it was indicated certain details at toe p i^ M ed HO. base at Chinchow,' Manchuria, dis of -a' second peickage ’ containing a McC. Martin of toe EightoADlstrict ' ,He sMd that toe. Treasury ,wiU not which they understood was to The- closed today that Chinese were shotgun ' shell and addressed to at toe'White House,'were to be short' presented to Coxigtess ' thIs'Afteb* putting up a resistance within toe as toe amazingly brief commuifica- PriWldent Rdpsevelt which -vAas in (Continued On Page Six) . (Conttnoed On.' Page Ten) noon. walls of Kupdkow. Japanese air tercept^ in -the Watertown ^post tiou moPkidhed to Capitol Bill yes- It was only late planes r ^ r t e d a batUe there U , S. Bank offioB Monday night.------teraay on banking l^slation. •) noon that Legicm leaders against the brigade under (Seneral The,, narcol .was described, as To . enable the necdilent to com alized what' was ■ " Tadasbi Kawabara at ID a. m. plete his writing toe scheduled Cabi Mmi)tf -|in 'nM8t respects' to toe mis- There had been Jio.todies^ltBfp '30- The Japanese were considering at In Short ■l«'.*i^ from Watertown' to ' toe net meeting for 10 a. m. was post tacking toe passageway totougb Money in Circulation poned'imtil 2 p. m. toem from varioua oa 'Presidnf. sbortiy .after toe at suited that the matter to. m m toe rear. This would bring .temW.d Sfqaeslnation of Mr. Roose Near were any indt-vldual confer^ ^*»f®^closer to Peiping, which is (By Assodat^ Press) ^banks as, possible to “ooine to toe ences with' (Congressional leaders or brought up so immediatf^. velt-last'n^th. --Postmaster George Telegrams were diqpeitelxid Ik only 66 miles from K u p^ ow . Prudent Roosevelt extends ■belter of^toe Fedcral -Reterve.” A., H i^ :e r:i^ -It WOs'intercepted by Increases 818 M illion s others to be held by Mr. Roosevelt Open Negotiaiions banking holiday indefinitely. • No bank reopenlngsAre «to be Virgil' Sexkui',- a mail 'clerk, who during the morning hours. once to various. State L a | | tei . ^ The Jai^ ese foreign office in Mthorlzed . before Saturday, toe « • f. ‘ It was explained later at the partmente urging Hoarded gold fiows back into noticed‘'ttUL-Ffckident’s ’’name on toe gi/ing “dictatorial structed toe Jtpaxiege legation at Federal Reserve banki. to' order- that whippBr. Washington, March . 10.—(AP)—^which' became accentuated during White House that President Roose Peiping to attempt to negotiate toe all' banks on’ opening ' “will ■ be An increase of 3818,000,000 of velt planned to send two mesi garding veterank liB0Utefloirt»> ''resident completes plan to •I'Ai-to wheller' toe handwriting ------.»««««««« -'^toe first week of March. . President withdrawal of toe Chinese troops placed in a position to meet-aU de- was-similar jSo'that on toe first money in circulation in toe United Gold tPeorease to Congress today, one dealing vritb from Kupelkcrw. Falling in this, a slash expenditures -half - a. billion niands:" . p6akage?sti^ fri>m Watertown, toe States in the week ended March 8, economy phases such as federal pay* At the House of ^ p : dollars by lopping off certain vet- The'gold decrease' brought to Ropreiehtatiim' " Japanese spokesman said, Jumn Food supplies. continue irientiful postmaster ioJd be could libt say. despite toe nation-wide bank holi 3806,000,000 the amount of gold cute, ;reductions in veterans’ ap may seek toe good offices of toe erans’, compensations and reducing and prices stable. proponent of ■alaries. "I. didn^ see toe first package,” day was shown today in the oêekly which has been token from tola propriations and other budget boi- foreign diploniats in Peiping, to New York Stock; Exchanges to h s s o ld ;'1 The first iMtrcel ’was in- report of ‘ the Federal -Reserve axUnng'ltams; toe other with tiia c o n pajrment o f country since January 11,' when toe newsman “wp.'knq^ irsuade the Chinese to withdraw, Presidential proposal for half a nmain closed until National termted.'by postal, cinks in-Wash- Board. stock aggregated 36:649,000,000. half 'nQwn dollar federal bond is Bus obviating "the necessity" of u billion dollar bond issue' to nut tog holiday is lifted. innODa • 1 • ' . The huge increase which eent to- The drculation o f, Fedeial. .Re sue to stimulate emptoyment. can be made t^t/woc nttnslOn of> operations to North 600,(NW men at work in retoreJto- Banks in many parts o f the ' ‘.In Boy’s Hagd • ■ / 1 al circulation to toe unprecedenM serve fiotes increased from |8,679,- At toe conferences with Con- made by the China. tion, flood control, jxxwtr devstop- co u to op«i, operating within the Postal inspectors who j«fun>*d to figure o f 3TJS88JN)0,000 was brought 622,000 to 34,216,006,000 in the three leaders last night Hr. wkleli/bar beta Tbs fortlgn oCOo# raokesmon es- mant a ^ in vast Internal Improve- rîtetlons laid down by;, the Watertown -last Bight to-repew, their about on Thursday, Jhlday and tet- dnyi* ' Ut asked expresaiona on the ISi^' and knowii. th m are 60,000 first class m e^ is prepared for preetatation Treasury Department seorqh for the smider, wore, 'not urday of lost wssx. 'nie jump mads the Boston Fedsrsl Reserve advioabllity of tranonilfitoig. the eaa;te node ffHb G ^ sss t n ^ In the Kupeikow to ConfroM, probably tomorrow. _ Leans and pajrments.on suvrsn* communicative. They were-said to Jis inersass os Oompsrsd to a year District the circulation of these two communications ^ oai^ ’'w e matrlct Two divletoos were re- Neii^bsfik law, sWtftly.MSiMd by der value of life insurance noiidee te.'wMcing with poiioe»-however, on ago amount to 3l,9fe,qoo,000. notes incrokssd -ftbim. 3316,887,000,. time. The concensus-favored thq tempt to lOit 3iK».a to be erodi troope sent both IfousM and slgBad l^r Prapi* to New.Yoxk.stateTÊteThSf t)^ ty -that a'bojr’e * h ^ wrote At the aame-tim# tlis monetary Oto ^3942327;()005-la tWs N*w two messages at one-readlnff./ Jiward by ’lCanhal Ohlaag Kal- d«t lapt’iilfbt, pfovldsi for period of .'the emergency ^ addr^ apd. the writing found gold stoofc,' whl^.bad Adwn a T ^ k Diitridt- It inbrsasOd ffoni : -WhHe HobM attaches .thMAinora- •k. gome trom 'fron tpe In- a m ^ ^ s r tb i^ s jldr the •tate wperlntsodent. of insur- oi^'ao.iB^.wrapper. , , sbrlnkaffe of 3116,000JN)0 tbs pre^ | T M ^ ,000 to 3fll9;.e26;000; ‘ PhiIa^ ing said they <)ld not know, whethor pnnriaee of Ibasatal.aleo were of “sd iiMl bafiksV tb ^ .b e in g once. ;. A oraiparieoD of the haAdwritlng eedihs: «)iskr ooutinued to drop; de^ AtohM District, ftoin '3287A98,- at the JMt. minute the Priw diiit are aot''ffcitaf;ite: ^ iotaod with 90,000 W w e d by \h» Ttoum y , I^rw York savings banke an- of WatrartowB sohbolbqnîiter the o r s o i ^ 3101,000,000 id the weak OOi^td 8100,271« might oonsWoe them into oxr'opit- p ounce reopening today to fosubiie tBoi(l4iat"laet month .-failed, to re- ysstsrday, sad - Isavtng. the On ^ - cthte band, ’/doposita d al BMeeage,- they replying -on ~the n 0ihtinf'tbe âpaneee. liMted sttine< to de- •**L:*'**®** reiembled Unltsd fltatfi with a total stock of 4u)wcd X drop, ilic i total > ftor Dm pt word of the leaders last night •tereUry Woodin TMm - thiit on the box oootaislBg.tbe obeli. m m s t o fd d of f4,3«8 Jl00,000. voi^'tkro •epersle, nwkOgaev ; Jifimae isnlaaM at uiy Mnonneos wllpy wfi be , "to wash sadsd ytatsrdbr 'aawimttef to ^*5* ptoarihg Houee'beilne. ^ he 0^ axK)unt .of eurraoey 3f,OeU82,000 odaMNurOd 1 39.' gAflsr-workix^ ssvarOl heufa,-tka> P ^ i t i W ’ rapfd&,M. piweiMo the' o l M ^ ohooke. • ^ not .romember what the . handwrit- fw ^ -: into drculatioo' .awst 167040,000 tbx 'wSSb ' ' l;}_op« optniiif of eoo^-btBke." Near inntr m ppei; said;'. wsch-sod mods. tk« ia on sm tks Bostoa District Ow n uadtr . 9*Bft^ u amount to ll. 31634IO.OOO to Javulvlng. t e h fll^ "^ ohld. A ;de- tnm ^ ^,;b«Dk bolidiy'a* being' de- “ Nake are, autimflned toT S h 047.000,000, l i o eklafSto tos bSSi ■ifMd'te pwmit ne, m i^jetete open. the box as about lix inebeo bpildijraila -lOoNffU' ood t Ik.’; , . A PiMw.in-Fcbruarjr aad to hoordlag Bariy, a q w H IHittel' awy| t . A •• ••: * V 'PS* ? jf.'-- / ' V, ■ . af-.v '"riisal I'U-, "'1*1* m I. ...

PAU£ rwo. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. QONN^ FRIDAY, MARCH 10,1908. . V : A TTW grantad by CaDgress," and asaartad it would be “oowardty for Oongnaa ROOSEVELTMESSAGE to abdicate its powers and raspon- ECONOnCPiUllEIS W albUltlas.” Prîdent RobseveWs I OBITUARY Sanator Long, (D., La.), alao in- BRINGS COMMENTS diluted be would oppose the IfWOUBDEUYED HBHEFSESSION H M I K M t t vatatana’ cuts. Holiday Proclamation J Senator Raed, (R., Pa.), one of f O M B R A U the leading apokasmen for tba Sen ate ndnoiTty, said be was glad to JieaiWngtoo, March 10,-.(AP).-A Now, therefore, I, Frankhn D. Both Parti Leaden Favor sea the President come ont firmly Secretary Hdl Say* U. S. TjieJtet of Presidont Rooitvsit's Roosevstt, Prssidsnt of the United Eaergaicy Budopf M fnaera) of Mkbad Gbestuk, Ro*ierdL& flu for a budget, but added he procUmatiOD extending the Natfonal States of America, in view of such of 70 Hindi street, who med Wedneo- would auapend judgment on the de banltfag hdlday: continuing National smqtgency and dsy mght at the Memorial hosiiital, Bahuced Bad{et— Oppo- tails until he bad atodled thain. • : Molt First Settk Its Do- O f ttK PreMdeat a t tte 'UsHed by virtue of the anthorliy- vested in ■Takes Up Host lane; win be M d tomorrow, Saturday CirctflU fliSM iiu Other Oaosinents States ef Anerica me by Section 5 (B) of the Act of moniiiig at 10 o’clock at foe funeral sitioD Ob TeteiaBs’ Cots. Other conunent: I Bieiiic ProbleiBs. . A PROCLAMATION October 6, 1917, (40 State. U 411) home of W. P. (Jtdali, 225 Main Senator Walsh, (D„ Mass.): “The i Whereas, on March 6, 1988, 1, as amended b y the A c t a t M arch 9, Otter Boimess Done. street Rev. Nkiholae WasUf of U ln r P u ie i. : message indicates that the Prad- FrankUn D. Roosevelt, President of 1988, do hsrsby proclaim, order, di tba Chreek Orthodox fon reh , B art- 'dent has fully graced the imme the United States of America, by rect sad dsdaro that an the terms WaBhingtOT, March 10.— (A ?) — Washington, March 10.— (AP) — tatd , ndn officiate and burial wdl diate political and economic i«ob- proclamation declared the «wti«t9>nce and provisions of said proclamation Hartford. March 10.>—(AP)— be ia the East oemetery. Watfiington, MXrdi 10.—(AP) RcpubUcaos as well as Democrats lems the sohitian of which are Cordell HpU, secretary of ;date, said of a National emergency and pro of IDudh 6. 1988, and the regula After a brief aeseloa whldh eaw today that as soon as the domestic —President Rposevdt haa virtoaDf showered praise today* on President fundamental to our economic re claimed a bahk holiday extending tions and mrdsrs issued thereunder foe enactment of another emergen covery." banUng difficulties have been set from Monday the 6th day of March ready for submission to Oongirai a Roosevelt’s demand for a balanced are hereby continued in full fence cy bank bin, the seventh fois w e^ H m funeral of Robert W. Hamp Senator Harrison, (D., Miss.): “A tled the administration will begin to Thursday the 9th day of and effoec until further prodama- far-finng unemployment plan fw efi- budget, but there vas opposition to diplomatic conversations with vari foe Senate today . rnmassil “until ton, of 248 Wetbertfl street was very fine message. Right to the 1933, both dates inclusive, in order tion b y the President Tneaday at 11:15 a. n„ subject to 500,000 idle men into a civil his request for power to cut veter- ous nations to form a basis for the to prevent the export, hoarding or hdd this afternoon at 2 o’dock at j point and it was direct.’’ In witness vrbanot 1 have here fo e can a t foe President.'* tba homsr The bearers were mem- corps similar to ths anny and (DaP- am expenditures. Senator Cappw (R., Kansas): success of the coming world eco earmarking of gold or silver coin, unto set m y hand and have rtuaod ing them In camps in various pkrts Senator McNary, Republican This motion, made instead of foe ben of Mona-Yprea command, Brit *Tm for giving the President what nomic and monetary conference. or bulUon or currency, or specula the seal of the United States to be leader, predicted approval of his ish War veterans. Rev. J. Stu *t a t foe country. ever be wants in the way of The purpose, he said, win be to tion in foreign exchange; and a ffix e d usual motion to edbORi. by Sena Speaker Rainey told newspaper program . power. We have got to reccgnixe develop a suitable background of Whereas, Under the Act of March tor Bergln, majority leader, left Nein a t S t Marya Episcopal church Done in the District of Columbia, officiated and burial was in East men such a project would be part “His proposals for economy are this is an emergency situation.” increased interest, and the greatest 9, 1933, all proclamations heretofore this 9tb day of March, in the year foe way opc j for a poaslble extra the most drastic ever submitted by seaaloii Monday. However, fo«re cemetery. ' of foe Chief Executive’s propose Soiator Aahurst, (D., Arlx.): “It possible teamwork among the na or hereafter issued by the President of Our Lc^ One Thousand Nine for a 3600,000,000 bond Issue fpr a President to the Congress.” he tions in advance of the conference was no Indicatioo totby of a i is an hour of national ^ ril and ap^ pursuant to the authority conferred Hundred and TUrty-tlUM, and of public 'works probably to be dte- sadd. proaching disaster. We must Ml to be held ir London this summer by Section 5 (B) of the Act of the Bidepeiidenee of fob United definite attempt .to oaP one. "His claim for additionaJ power at a date not yet selected. patehed to Cdognaa to m m e w . stand firmly for the policies advo October €>. 1917, as amebded, are States foe One Hundredth and Goveroor Croaa was in New The camps woukT be located at iviU receive a ready response from cated Ity the Ibresident, who is our The secretary pointed out that approved and confirmed; and Flfty-eeventh. York today. With LieuL-Governor IZASESCOillGEINN Democratic m em b^ of the Senate points strategic to public constnic- leader. This is no time to delay, to the banking crisis breaking sud Whereas, Said National emer FRANKLIN O. ROOSEVELT. WOooK acting governor, and Senar and probably win not be opposed denly and simultaneously with the tion. reforestati. represents a sincere effort for a tlonal problem. Economic matters listed would be fed and housed Xi(d follow fire flag.’’ tending beyond Mkrch 9. 1933, in Oordtn Hun, Blackall of Hartford prealdsd. given compensation of not to exosed balanced budget.” ■ Senator Itydhigs, (D., M d.): “Had were tuen up with the British and order to aocompUsh such purposes: Secretary of State. * Although foe “Flghtleea Friday” M a n To Run Dances a day for their work.- Senator Robinson, Democratic economies been effected during the French ambassadors in preliminary 31 leader, hailed the message as “a form by Mr. Hull before he took rule was abandoned last week ia There and Will Later O piate Mr. Roosevelt already has outhnod last year or two such drastic cuts foe HAise, foe Senate adhered to strong. Impressive and convincing as are now imminent would pot now o ffice . Dining Facilities. his Ideas t o if a patron expects him to cash * a voices and fosir dlotlon. They know married aad hava other mexas at electrio company’s truck somewhere Wickham of 71 Bridge street and five dollar draft or check for a small how lo wear aadtnt robes with an support waa rejsotsd. Speaksrs said between Pine street and foff raOroad Specials: Miss Harriet Slimamon of 186 High purchase. air. ROYAL SCARLET STORES that this oMtter was b«ag baadlsd underpass on Adams itrsct la Buck* land street were discharged today. And when it Is all over, they pack Sunlight Butter, by fos various oommuaitisa aad that land. A pair of gloves was la foe away foe gorgeous raiment they state laterfereace was aot dsslrable. ARE EXTENDING CREDIT have been wemring and reappear in pocket Mr. WobUebe la .one of foe pound ...... BAVARIANS OBSERVE SodaUsi Bin memben of Hose and Ladder Com TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Bavarian highland costume, busy Cities were refused foe right to and oheerful at their ordinary every pany No. 1 foo stay at foe hose elect city ofooiala by proportioaal house all night in to be ready My-T-Fine Desserts, LOST—SHEEP SKIN Uned coat be- day tasks, satisfied that Oberammsr- ataat A. Podrove*s Manchester Pub SOOTH ANNIVERSARY represeatatloa metlloda w:hen a In ease of a fire call. He ' ’ould. ap 3 pkgs...... tween Pine street and Railroad un gau’s great pledge haa ones lic Market Is Loeal B ranch- measure backed by foe Sot^lst preciate it if foe finder of foe ooat WAX beenfulflUsd. derpass on Adams street Pair of Party of foe state was uafavorably gloves in pocket Finder please Basis of Exchange. would Conununleate with the electrip Swansdown Cake By MILTON BBONNBR reported aad rejected. company during working hours or notify Fred Wohllebe at Hoee Co. European Mangaer, NEA Servloe. Bllle passed la foe regular order Flour, pkg...... N o. i with fos hoN house after hours. The Manchester Public Market, SHOEMAKER TAKES OATH of buslaesa iaoluded measures pro* better known as Podrove’s, which is London.—Lent a period always vldlag for: Qarityiag fos act creat- MUSEUM nil IN COKIIIIIIIS iMi'MlUlUK Krasdale 0>rn, a member of foe Royal Scarlet observed with great piety in Ober- lag a board, of flaaaee la Ssymour; Golden Bantam, Stores chain, today announced that ammergau, is being given special Washington, March 3 ^ .-(AP)— glviag mlaority rspreseatatka of A A . . I. r I n .. . M .. I ' straw this year la Bavaria’s famous 2 No. 2 c a n s ...... 17cjL Personal Notices It would willingly extend credit to Tht House today voted -to seat boards of. aasssaora aad relief ia LIONEL ATWILl all ite,regular customers and woul^ little mountain village. temporardy Frands H. Shoemaker, Seymour: keeplag electiot pmis i CIRCLE tSi,- GLENDA FARRELL make change in cash providing This year of all years the villagers who served a term In Leavenworth Boufolagtoa opea uatU 8 p. at; pro- CARD OF THANKS Rumor! Feral Soripl Tim Great Mueller’s Spaghetti, Macaroui, seventy-five per cent of foe oheoke are greeting foe Easter season with penitentiary, as a Representative vldlag that foe jaaltor a t fo e C ity wiih to expr'88 our apprecia greater ceremony than usual, be Amsrioaa Basklag Atery af or Noodles, 1 (f ^ tion of tba many kindnesiea shown tendered in payment of merchandise from Minnesota. Re la a Farmsr- Hall aad caretaker of foe Oren la cause this is foe 800th anniversary T a la y . 2 pkgs...... us durina the illness and at the time is expended. Laborite. • Derby caa oalj* be reawved Ibr i O C of the death of our beloved father, All stores In foe chain have been of foe great plague flrom which they The vote was 280 to 76 on a res- oause: oreattag a police paasloa Peter J. Hurley. We wish to thank notified to extend credit to those en were saved by maw prayer. olutlon by Shoemaker’s colleague, fuad la Aasopia; glviag eaob judge especially our relatives and frlands They are already preparing for " A M E R K ^ Native Eggs, who sent flowers and aavs the uae of titled to receive it, during foe bauk Representative Kvale (Fa.-L., of foe Dariea town court a sa li^ of next y ^ ’s reenactment of foe Pas dozen ...... tlielr automobiles and alao Hartford moratorium. Minn.), which directed that the |] )00 a year aad allowing traas* Council, Kniahts of Columbus. sion nay, just as their anewtors care be referred to e House eleo^ MADNESS” ADDED FBATUBE MRS. CATHERINE h . CONNOR. port pilots fo glvs studsats -solp vowed to do when foe plague subsid tlons committee for (nveetigation fiights before examination by the JOHN P. HURLEY. SALMON DENIES REPORT ed, and as they first did in 1884. In with WAI/nm HUSTON Cut-Rite Waxed after the oath was adttilnlstered. * aviation commlsslOBer. April begins foe Holy Year Instituted F a t O ’E flw , Paper, pkg...... Sobs of those who urged Shoe Ttistead of adjourning today, foe TonV blosh and love Hartford, March 10. — (AP)— by foe Pope.. 9>irUier, foe Passion maker’s seating said he had been Coaetaran^ Omemiag*, Frederick Salmon, former state Play is Itself a re-enaotment of foe House reoessed until next Tuesday, sentenced for writing foe truth making It possible for Speaker Wfl- MAE comptroller for ten ysara, haa giv events of Holy W i^ , and fois sum about a oomipt beaker. en fiill denial, in response to in mer foe actors who will play fot Uam Hanna to call an emergedoy SECOND SEATVBE Tel. 6476 Others argued that no injustice sessioD if It la fouad neoeisary. WEST quiries that fosra had been many rolw next year will be ohosen by would be done Shoemaker if he in “SHE DONE HIM WRONG” canoellattona of Insuranoe poliUea vote of the vlUagera, as bM always were preobded from taking foe Bill Boyd In on state propsrty and ranewal of been their custom. Alrsndy oudl- oath while an bqulry waa under STATE) *^^*tob^** ptfiioies in their stead on five-yeiir dates for some of the rolw are bsfln- PUBUG RECORDS 99 terms instead of foe oustomary nlng to let fosir hair and beards "Lucky DevUt ^ a. ^'^^ûnedlately iffterwardi Shoe-! > MAHIEU’S three years. grow, foi no makeup. Is aUows^for m aker tookhthe oath. W ltk Salmon said there were only two the roles, and to bs aseted the actors Wanaatee Deed GROCERY polidea canceUed and new ones must look as well as act the >art IN BANEBUPTOY FE E T H U R T ? written for fosm. This was done in Thus, Lent, culminating ia Holy C. E lm ^ watkiBs to Lawrence And'ersoB, tend on .^sh street. D elm arD . Austin foe interest of foe state, be claim Week and Easter, ia being eqisciMiy New Haven, ifom h 10.-r-(AP)— 183 Spruce St. ed. He further claimed foe comp- observed fois spring la fos Uttls Max Ooben and . Hopie Oohen, ho P m d iM ' Anefoer ep3 ^ S S ^ » l » * Foot Gorreetloa Specialise. mountain vUlags wUob has won trdler's office had oontnri in fois tel keepers at CMdiister, in a George Teîrd sghiast, Jbhaaaa .ing'inhmig i lpar - - 114 Mala Street, RIaiieluwter I - I respect only over foe State ^pitol, world rsnoun for its (jafooUe piety. baiikniptoy pratipn tiled here give W. Rriohert asid JeaaM Pitkia, •C T B iJu if m i f n a r D o in i' For Arootetmeat Dial 4818. foe State building and foe armo And greater than ordinary fervor is foeir debts at fl4,l20 and assets at aotioh to foredoie a<'mort|age on ries. v,> , going Uto fosir praparattoas for foe 8196. property on Eaijt Middle Turnpike; ^ 5.-

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Atecadaqi, under oonstruetion. O ip i ^cIM lsts in s t u d ^ at the TO GIVE " D R r VERSION POUCENAN EXONERATED to-tt:iJB|e. ■ Vl«ma Ihztitute^TidtoOlofy. Queer Twists Condition :.Of‘ Route'. No. 87— Bolton-Ooventby^ Rumors, being clroulated inohided 'OF THE “WET PARADE" Andover rood.' Six' miles of r e & ône thM the NfufiS: were Pianniog a IN FATAL SHOOTING romped c o n o ^ surface from Boltm nuteqb .wlto .Qm of (Serman State Roads Notch to Andover under c o o s t i^ Iteôqtlooloi-'aigr In Day*s News ■ f '■ t- Brqtvnabitte. to\ be' smujjteled over Dnoui To Be Presented In White Plains, March 10.—(A P )— flion but (men to traffic. Job ploijM the border aad'another that CSiancel- token .yoaterday..at :a iqf«tiBg ot State Highway Dept road oen- down fbr the winter. ^ the dizeeton of the- Oonheettoat M i^ ca l Examiner Amos O. Squire lor .DoUfuM was teannlBg toênd an ’South Methodist Sunday dltions and detours in the State of Route No: lOO—New Fairfield argument with Burgomaster Karl Milk Produopn''AsaocMioii, ;tte Boston—Ân English tea mer in a formal report today laid his Brening—>28 Characters In chant, descendant of one whose Connecticut mads nscsssary by Danbury. Waterbound macadati) Seitz'of Vienna by appointing' a fed second held maAoeSMan MAd» mvestlgatioo bad shown that the Siiif tM C b u m of Cast. cargo was dumped into Boston har highway construction aanowiosd alxmt one ndle in length on the F^; eral commissar for the dty. quarters this weelL , - . fatal shooting Feb. 10 of - Harry bor in revolutionary times, has do the Connecticut Highway Depart gone road apd one n w on the.Biilla (Burgefmaster Seitz yesterday re The matter «f->legiMattfliiJtoViO(m- Slavln, Brooklyn clothing salesman, trol milk prodhetlOD’ aiid'' 'dhitribu- Sunday evening at seven o'clock, nated more than ball a ton to be ment as of March 8, 1988: . Poqd road. ; Grubbing, grading aud y In o r^ ^ d fused to accept notiflcatlon of a gov who was mistaken for a robber by distributed to the poor of the city. Route No. 1> U. S. lA .— BraniibVd; ibqtelli^ .culverts. C^)eo to traffic ernment decree forbidding political tlon in the state, the ppsfltiUity- of In the social hall at the South New Rochelle ..olice “was due to The merchant, who requested his si. Post road cut-off. About 2 milsa'i^ but vipry rb^gb. gatherings.; He returned it with the which haa been 's)%f)^ttedj-by <8tate jiiethodlst church the drama “The series of blunders and mistakes on Commissioner S. M cLean'BueUng- ntune withheld, said be wished the reinforced concrete under constnic- ■ Route No. 144—R^brook. Busby I h u t e r i ^ ^ t Role. notation, "unconstitutional.” ) the part ot the police departments' bam, was discussed. The concensus Wet Parade,” will be presented by poor to use the tea to celebrate tion. Grading. Open to traffic. Hill rp^d. 11-4 mUes o f macadstt ’The DoUfuw government this of the several oitfes and states in appeared to be that the problem was a group of twenty>eight persor«, the that historic occasion. are under construction. A sbqrt morning struck a violent blow at volved.” Stratford. Seôn' No.' 1,. Meirttt- one 6f the producers a ^ dlstribut- Cecilian Club furnishing the musical Siena, Italy—Prizes for the first Barnum ave. Bridge under con jMction closed to traffic. • ■ Vienna, Marpb 10.— CAP)— ’The the Socialists by confiscs,ting the Slavin was shot while enroute Route No. 171— Colcbester and party newspi^Mrs: "Arbeiter Zel- oi^s* and that it should be jettled by numbers. This play is taken from 40 couples to be married here and bonie from Hartford, Conn., in an struction. Closed to traffic. Aîstzlan dictatorship was ■ viewed East Hijunpton. Comstock bridge tuntp’ and "Ltenies Blatt.” them. It was also felt that while that popular best-seller of Upt'n tmbe first 40 babies to be boro aft auto which bad been mistakenly Route No. 4— Cornwall briiê-Sba- iand apprpaiflies under construction. today by thp fast growing BQUer fol- , Party Appeals legislation might improve matters Sinclair's by the same name. It was er March 16 have been offered by Identified as having been involved ron road. About 2H miles'of grad temporarily it was likely that it TWb' span structural steel concrete ibw i^ as.bttnglng the day ^ Gtor- Both newspapers published a first dramatized for use in the First the provincial Fascist club follow in a robbery in Hartford the day ing and gravel surface from COnir would not offer a permanent solu encased' bridge. Waterbound maf party appeal calling for preparation Methodist Church of Pasadena, Cali ing a warning by Mussolini that before. A cancellation of the alarm wall bridge west. Gntbi)ing and n ^ Union closer, td hand. . tion for the problem and ’night re to .defend the (Constitution and a fornia, and was so effective thac the Italy’s falling birth-rate tbreateoa identifying the car did not reach excavating brook cbannisl of new lo^ oadaro approacbes, length about 3 ^ ’The Siâlist P u ly v o ic ^ a threat sult in evolving an artifieid sltu8- the future power of the race. The aUIe under construction. Shut down statement by Karl Renner, president present' dramatic version was put New Rochelle police until after the cation. TraTic may use old road of'dîl Wu wMle the NaRonal So- tion which would collapse when the newlyweds will receive a cash pres shooting. without delay. for winter. Traffic can pass. o f the National Parliapient, in which prop of legislation was removed. into print for general distribution. clalista.scoffed at any attempts.by ent! and the babies a complete out Dr. Squire’s report cleared Ser Route No. 341—Kent-Warren he emphasized the fact that be was The purpose of the play is to pres Route No. 14—Middlebury-Wood- Dictetor^Chahcellor Ehigelbert Doll- fit of infants’ clothes. geant Gerhard Biume of the New road. Waterbound macadam 8 still the Parliament’s prerident and ent the story of the Prohibition bury road. About m miles of re- fuss . to . suppress their • denaonstra- Portland, Ore.—A buck deer with Rochelle police who bad fired the miles in length. Open to traffic. as such was entitled to call the next movement from 1917 to the present fOrced concrete pavement undisr con tlons. , , . Parliamentary session. ^\CfS COUGH DffQ^ from the prohibitionist point of the trailing tendencies of Mary’s lit shot which killed Slavin and who struction. Grubbing, grading ai^ They also 'announced that the view, tle lamb gave three state policemdn bad been held on a technical charge Whatever m ay. be the motive of installing culverts. A short sec Vienna Diet had been called for a . . . Real Throat relief! , M ai^ e May Chilcote, daughter ot extra work. The buck was rescued of homldde. tion of one way traffic is necessary. the goyernmept, Alfred Frauenfeld, GILEAD the Nazi leader, declared its action special session tels afternoon and Medicated with in e r ^ - a'.line fam ily of the South, is forced from the Willamette river. The po The medical examined made no Route No. 2 {^ A section of gravel in establishing a dictatorship was told their readers the Socialists had to watch the wet parade a., it lice took the animal to the high charges and suggested no action surface Ion the New Milford-Lttch- ente of Vicks VapoRub ’The regular meeting of the Grange certain to help the Hitlerites, arranged 73 closed party meetings sweeps through h . home and car way, where they untied it and exce^ that the commimlcation sys field road, from Marbledale to New Was held Tuesday evening at ^ e The Socialist Party, cut off from for tonight.- ries her loved ones in its relentless waited io, it to flee. Instead, the tem between the Westchester Preston. Open to traffic. New OVER COMES BAD BREATH animal refused to leave its bene county police and the state police Gilead ball. The program was "With power although it had the largest The confiscation was carried out grasp. Kip Tarleton sees the effect Milford*±itchfield road from New factors. barracks at Hawthorne, N. Y., be the Farm Bureau! Come with your representation in the suspended Par with extraordinary thoroughness. of the parade in the North, as there Preston to Woodvillc. A section of They ted it for more than a mile improved. farm perplexities to be answered.” liament, warned that it would use Policemen waited at every news k It robs him of his father and his Lou was no lady— but she knew gravel surface is under construction. ’There was a talk on forestry and vending agency throughout the city happiness. Because ot their com into the bills, then attempted to constitutional means at first to re what she wanted! steal away, but the deer followed Grading. Open to traffic but very slides were presented. State Master establish Parliament but, unless.xuc- and seized the newspaper bundles as mon fate, these two young people rough. MAE WEST says: “No gold dig them. Finally the officers broke Tolies of Southington was present. cess was achieved quickly, other soon as they were delivered to make are drawn together by a sympathe ging for me. Take diamonds... into a headlong rush down the hill Route No. 29— ^New Canaan. N4w ’There were 30 members present. means-would be used. sure that no subscribers received tic understanding and go out to the gold standard ain’t safe these side and eventually eluded the Overnight Canaan cut-off. 2 miles of rein Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote were In an appeal to its membership, it copies. make their fight for the good of forced concrete under construction. daye!” in “ She Done Him Wrong” buck. visitors at Mr. and Mrs. A. H. said: “ The hour of decision may Under the government’s new press their fellow-citizens. Open to traffic. Philadelphia—Gustav A. August F7x>tc’s in CJoloheste'r Monday. call you very soon.” decrees, the chancellor now can de STA TE — Sun., Mon., Tues. The drama vill be presented by a A. P. News Route No. 39—Sberman-Gaylords- holds DO quarrel with the old law C. Daniel W ay and Robert E. mand that all future editions c f talented group of players who are ville road. Bituminous macadam Hltlentes’ Goal allowing every dog one bite— that’s Fobte were visitors in Hartford these Socialist organs be submitted giving their services for the love of 2^^ miles in length. Grubbing, ’The immediate goal of the Hitler why he did nothing the time Tessie, Boston —An involuntary petition Wednesday. ites, Frauenfeld said, was- a com for censorship two hours before dis the cause, ft is directed by Mrs. in bankruptcy is filed in Federal grading and constructing bridge. tribution. David McComb of Monro street, police dog guardian ot a secondhand A daughter, Patricia Nan, was mon foreign policy with (Germany. automobile shop, nipped him. But Court against the Olympia Thea Traffic may use old road without de whose imusual ability in dramat’c lay. born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogil ’The Socialist majority has seized then he learned Tesme had also tres, Inc., of Boston, by three credi every opportunity to expose and at FLIER UNREPORTED coaching is well demonstrated in Route No. 49—Norfolk. Reloca Wednesday the 8th at the Hartford East Boston Mother bitten Joseph Williams and immedi tors. hospital. tack any indications of a Fascist al this production. tion of summit crossing. Gravel Oran, Algeria, March 10— ( A P )— ately started suit for $200 against Peabody, Mass.—District Attor liance. of (Jermany, Hungary, Aus sub-base complete. Open to traf Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Buell were Victor Smith, 19-year-old filer at Tells a Secret Tessie’s owner. ney Hugh A. Cregg says he will pre tria and Italy, reviving the . triple fic. visitors in Wllllmantic Tuesday. tempting to beat Am y MoUiaon’s Rockford, 111.—Those deep cavi sent evidence in the death of Fire alliance of pre-war -ears. Route No. 67—Seymour and Ox Russell Hooker and Roy Hooker record ot four da>s, six hours and SS’bSdT?---- — Isiffl vneftion Mis, ties that require gold filling in teeth Captain William J. Costello to the Chancellor Dolltoss’s Christian So McKsy, who aew.teus her neithbon: ford. Seymour-SouthbUry road, visited! the late^s father Dwight 55 minutes from London to Cape COLUMBIA can’t be filled \^th the precious Elssex county Grand Jury on ’Tues cial Party has been the target of "1 happened to hear ahont about 6 miles of reinforced concrete Hooker io Middle Haddam Sunday. Town, was un reported early today metal just now, Rockford dentists day if Costello’s widow is not in , Mr. Duff of Marlborough was a the Socialists whenever it ôwed from Beni Abbes, his first stopping reported, because of the money situ under construction. Open to troffc. The spring town meeting was condition to be questioned before recent visitor at H: E. Buell’s. signs of favoring such an lilliance. A place beyond this Mediterranean ation. Dental salesmen informed Route No. 68—Naugatuck. Pros held Monday afternoon at the hall. that time. Costello is believec a vic Mrs. Charles Ganter of Hartford bid for Christian social support ot port. l>r.lhiÊli3dr| the dentists no gold was available. pect road. About 2 miles ot bitu The first clause in the warning was tim of poison. visited her parents Mr. and Mrs E. the movement for the uniting of He fiew from London to Uran yes U iitivc Worm Ezpttter i So patients must be patient with Montpelier, Vt.—Charles A. Hea minous macadam under construc Germany and Austria was made by in ngnT6 to the street lights. A tion. Open to traffic. W. Buell Saturday afternoon. terday in less them 10 hours, a temporary fUlings for a while. ton, 89, said to be the oldest record Frauenfeld in declaring the willing record for the 1,200 miles. duoi;^ a relsthrs— as ifiy Utfie b o|i motion to discontinue them was Route No. .69—Bethany and Pros Evirett Keith of South Manches was tor some time troubled widi lo S Rome— Black looks are being cast er of the Mystic Shrine it the coun ness of the Nazis to join iq a Right He had lunch here while his plane lost alnoost unanimously. The sec pect Bethany-Prospect road. ter was a business caller here Wed of appetite, nstiesaness at n iA t and at thin women as a Fascist cam try, dies at his home. ist coalition against the Social was being refueled and hopped off ond claust; was to set a tax rate. About 6 miles bituminous macadam nesday. at times was vsiv fretful, I^declded W A fter some discussion a iS-mill tax paign for a return to more ample New Bedford, Mass.'— Lafayette ists. again for the flight over the Atlas under construction. Open to traf E. W. Buell was a business caller tty Dr. True’s . . . He b s ^ t a j figures gets under way. Fairbrother, 36, who escaped from He declared the dictatorship must mountains to Beni Abbes, at the was voted, the same rate as for fic. In Manchester Wednesdr.y. improve immediately and in a vsiy short “ Enough of these crisis creatures!” th Essex county jail in Lawrence, have popular support to survive and edge of the Sahara desert. several years past. The grand list Route No. 72—Mlddletown-Crom- Floyd Fogil was a visitor Thurs time he wss well . . . I would never said the newspaper La ’Tribima. is arrested in a New B eiford tene the easiest way to decide this was Communication between Oran "d is 11,078,000 and the budget to be well-Berlln Turnpike. 3 8-4 miles day at Mr. and Mrs. Darau’s in be without it** — Mrs. E. O. McKsyj “They are against the spirit of the through new elections. It has been that point is unreliable. raised is $13,040. In regard to this ment. of reinforced concrete pavement and Wallingford and be also visited Mrs. 429A Ssratofs St, B. Boston ( M ^ . day. We are looking to better times Boston—The legislative commit more than two years since a Parlia year’s appropriation for dirt roads bridges are under construction but Fogil at the Hartfbrd hospital. Signs of Wonns are: Covtipatloa, due this s p ri^ , it was voted to ap and this appearance of near-starva tee on constitutional law announces mentary election, when the Nazis tion doesn’t fit in.” open to traffic. Miss Evelyn Hutchinson is on the gained only eight seats, but last deranged stomach, swollen upper lip, ply about $9,00t o f this sum to fin plans for the formation of a state Senior Honor Roll of the Windham offehslve breath, hard and full stomaui Fredonia, Kas.—Ehrery unemploy Route No. 74.— Ashford and WiU- year they made great gains in the MODERN WOMEN ish paying for the new state aid convention to be held in the State High school for the four years. with pains, pale ftee, eyes heavy, short ed person in Fredonia may have a ington. Willington-Warrenville road. provincial elections. N m 4 N elS s fw toonthlx P«la and delay due to road, whl^ will have paying inter House and consisting of 46 dele Bituminous macadam, length about At the town meeting Monday eve rolda,nervoua strain, eipoaure or eimilar causes. dry cough, grinding of tile teedi, etc. | est on the $9,^^, as no more state garden tract this summer it be de Riot Follows Chi-ches-teiB Diamond Brand Pills are elleetl vo, gates, three from each of the Con 3H miles is under construction. ning an eighteen mills tax rate was Dr. True’s Elixir Isxstlve-wonn ex-| aid money will be available until sires. A brick company has offer ^ A Nazi attempt to hold a mass reliable and mvoQsWiRsHsf. Sold by gressional districts. ’Traffic should avoid this road. votedl ’The teachers wages have been all drucsiata for over 45 years. ‘ ' pellsr is a pure herb medidne . . next year. The remainder of the ed the use of 38 acres of its land, meeting at Graz last night resulted Andover, N. H.—William Light, Route No. 80— Klllingwortb and cut 30 percent and it was voted not mild and pleasant to take. j dirt road money due this spring, suitable for gardening. The land in a riot' in which police used their 86, last Civil W ar vete>'an living in Saybrook. Klllingworth-Deep River to' employ a singing teacher next CHICHESTERS PILLS SucocsefbUy used fer 8i yean. < about $8,750, it was voted to ex also has the advantage of an ample pistols, wounding ten persons. thl town, burns to death in home. road. About 4 miles bituminous year. 'TH I SIAMOND pend on the Pine street road from water supply. Nazis this morning fought with where last srear’s work ended and San Angelo, Texas.—Jimmy Mat- go as fa. as the money lasts. Next tem, who forsook ambitions to yeur, whmi state scdd mmiey come a cowboy when he went to is availablSr i t is hoped to use it on piloting, has made another tarced WAPPING another of the roads near the lake. landing. This lime it was beside a . Faimy Belle Hurlbutt was ten corral fence. A Texas steer, the vis Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Platt and y e a n eld Monday and entertained iting trans-Atlantic filer decided to children are staying at Mrs. Platt’s 20 of her little friends in honor of lasso, boosted him over the barrier. parents’ home in Andover where the event. Games were played end Mattern nursed a sprained shoulder they are caring for Mrs. Platt’s ing with a shower of balloons. Bet and back today. father while her mother is at Man ty Cobb got the prize for pinning Oklahoma City—Out of 20 years’ chester Memorial hospital, where the donk^s tail. Fruit gelatine biding came a $100 gold certificate she was taken last Saturday. with whipped crea'*', cake, cookies, to the coimty treasurer’s office in Mrs. G. Walter Smith was a re crackers, candy and fruit punch payment of taxes. “I saved it for cent guest of her aunt in Boston. were served. Fanny Belle received emergencies,” the taxpayer explain The Parent-Teacher's association S f many pr-»tty presents from her ed. of South Windsor held a bridge friends. Those present were Betty • Green Bay, Wis.—Since the money pa^y at the home ot Mrs. Marion and Dorothy Cobb, Jean Isham, pinch started, the public library has Segee Tuesday evening, for the Ann Little, Joan and Jean Deaven- been swamped with requests for ftm- benefit of the soup kitchen at the port, Sophie Szegda, Dorothy Pall ny stories. Librarians said folks Union school. or, Janice Clarke, Shirley Trythall, were generally Just laughing away Chain suppers were given recent Carol and Jane Lyman, Margaret their troubles with humorous read ly for the Federated Workers by Mellinger, Violet Smith, Virginia ing. Mrs. Harriett Foster, Mra George and Janet Collins, Margaret and Sioux City, Iowa—To the doors of A. Collins, Mrs. Raymond W. Ruth Lescoe, Lucy Dorosla and Belcher, Mrs. Frank House, Mrs. C. Virginia Macht. Morningslde college drove a farmer who unloaded a SOO-poimd bog and Vinton Benjamin, Mrs. John W. This evening in the Town Hall Watson, and Mrs. Ashur A. Collins. a play “The Wild Oats Boy” will be 100 pounds of honey and asked if the given by players fitom Lebanon for school authorities would. please ac the benefit of Colu>îa Grange. cept the same as part payment of his This is said to be a very interesting daughter’s tuition. ’The answer was “yes.” and amusing play, and the Leba Deaths Last Night non players have a good reputation for their acting. I A few local men have been try New York—Dr. George David ing to get in some ice recently, but RENEWAL OF UCENSES Stewart, 70, former president of some of it is not very thick. It is the New York Academy of Medi p^bably the last chance for this POSSIBLE BY MAIL cine and of the American College year, however. of Surgeons. : Along with the rest of the coun Los Angeles—Mrs. Liella Mont try, Columbia people are finding gomery Dimmit, 73, wife of Chas. Hartford, March 10—Early morn themselv r short these days of E. Dimmit, of the founders of the That'^s the part Turkish good hard cash. The pleas of the ing slumbers-of town clerks will re J. C. Panrey stores system. ! papers f-’^ the boarders to dig main undisturbed by sportsmen down under the mattress and pro seeking license renewals. If advant Tobaccos play in making duce. their hoarded wealth falls on age is taken ot an interpretation of d ^ ears, as the combined cash ! resources wouldn’t make a very bie Section 3110 of the Connecticut fish Chesterfields Tdsu Better Jrbll. * and game laws announced today by At the regular meeting of Co Chief Protector A. Joseph William WE HAVE lumbia Grange Wednesday evening son of the State Board ot Fisheries ■ two candidate' were given the first and Game. Holder of 1932 bunting, MOKERiS notiee a certain **tquoh” in iSnd second degrees of the order. fishing and trapping licenses who COMPIETE Chestorfieldsthatbomet ftr»m having ■ Worthy Deputy Stoughton of the find it difficult to get down to ; le S Connecticut State Grange was town ball may now secure renewals ju8t enough Turkish tohao^ in them present for the ammal inspection by mailing their expired certificates CONFIDENCE ;and gave many helpful suggestions to town clerks in advance of trips . . . a Spicy, aromatic;^vor . that’s much ;for the good of the order. The mas afield. ^ In O ur ter of the Past Masters Associa “Personal appearances before the same to a cigar^te as seasoning is tion, Leonard Bragg of Bast Hart- town clerks are required of new ap to food. . •ford, was also present, as was the plicants for licenses because of the CUSTOMERS lecturer of East Hartford Pomona neceqsity of swearing to state Grange, Carol Hutchinson of ments,” Chief Williamson said, “ but and the For only by blending and oross- Gilead. At the close ol the meeting Section 3110 states: ‘an application fieughnuts and coffee were served. for renewal of any license which blending the right founts of mild The next meeting will be the 22nd have expired during the year last COUNTRY Domestic tobaccos with the right amount and the third and fourth degrees preceding need not be under oath, will be conferred. A rehearsal for and such town clerk, after having of Turkish can we get the flavoF and these degrees wUl be held next satisfied himself that the applicant Wednesday evening and all officers is a bona fide resident o f such town aroma that Chesterfield smokers rajoy. are asked to b present. — shall issue a license.’ -The Board in Miss Marlon Holmes, assistant terprets this as authorizing Issuance Next time, ask; for ** The Cigarette leader of the Busy Snippers 4-H of renewals by mall. Licenses must Clothing Club, entertained the club sign the reverse side of the new that Satisfies” . .. you*11 getCSiesterfieldSp at her home Wednesday afternoon licenses to render them valid, how after school, serving supper at the ever. with Milder, Better Taste. close of the party. It having been “Resident bunting and angling the birthday of one of the mem license fees are three dollars, the bers, Fanny Belle Hurlbutt, on reMdent trapping license fee five Monday last a birthday cake was dollars for those over 16 years ol part of tbs pupper. age and the combination angling and bunting license fee five ddlars. HEADS COLLEGE BOARP A town clerk’s recording fee of ^ r ty -fiv e cents is added. Angling, ‘ New London, Alarcb 10— (AP) — licenses are required of women to t Mias Janyee Pickett daughter of fishing io state-leased waters only.” • UM. boom k Mms To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 8, Picketi of . Angling, bunting and trapping N ew Haven has been elected presi hcense sales during the year 1982, dent of the service league organiza M compiled from reports received tion o f Conneotiout CMlege. from town clerks up to the pest' Mias Pickett will hold this posi week, amounted to 82,111. The ILBRO' tion, one o f the im portM t ones, dur- total Included 24,380 angling, 19,880 Ing the coming year. She has been hunting, 7,226 combinatton and 1,- bbalmiao of the entertainment com- 17b trapping licenses. Am compared ' i. ' f H ’l i v l i d ' M talttee of the league for the year with 1981, last year’s Ucense sales M l Mala St, Mha^lnstir, Om b . • •• 1 t.>:i iU ff tSfUng. ■ I * show a decrease o f 7315. : ■ ■ ■' Tkm TAtfl AtF , . I,, ^ \ . V. .. .. *( A - '' f AM 1.

P A C E FOUR MANOMBWliflK BVISNINQ BBRALD, M ANqiE8TER, CO NN, PRiOAlT, MARCH 10, IM S.

H m u ft r H t r r sands of dollars and the egont’a com* is a sourw of eatisfaotlao to say- BfiaetoM to, M vtral thousand. body to believe that the eumaey One Plaea We Can't jPainilajiiiêf Oyerpwdnciion Part of tM story as printed by and ooMmerdal structure of the the Republican haa been denied. The country la atlU balanoing iteelf pre W A-TKINS BROTHERS’, Inc! rtmUBHAO BI THB newspaper stated that the praaant cariously on a tiny mass of yellow m iU L D PAXMTINO COMPANT. IMU U BMCll HtTMt ootttroUer. Anson F. Keeler of N or metal locked up in the treasury Maesbestet, Qooil walk, had admitted that complaints vaults be is welcome to the belief. Funeral Directors TH09UB PBH^BON /« Otflcral Maravcr concerning Salmon's allaged proceed It can do no harm. « y t fiSTABUSHED 58 YEARS PoiuUaC Ootabtr 1. IM l ing had been lodged with him by In- The country haa received the lub* PuUtabctf Bvcrjr Bvanlns Bxecpt suranoe men and that he was Invee- etanoo of liberation from the system CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. B u n iip san f BolidarR. Bnurac at tat Post OClM at Manobaiter, CobRh at tlgatlng the case. Teiterday Mr. that was defiating prices and values BaoM i Claaa Mali Matter. Bobfirt K. Anderson Phone; Office 5171 Keeler said be was not inveetlgaUng and ruining bualBess and the people; •9BB0SUPT1ON JUTBB t^ntnU Director Residence 749*1 Oaa TMr. bjr mall ...... M.PI and that no complaints had been the shadow of self delusionment re •r Mbstk b r mall ...... | .10 S-Utfli______made to him. mains to cheer the souls of those SalToraMCLaafla aopiaa aa« rear .a•s.oo It ie not at all likely that the mat who have so long clung to supersti- I M B K M E or THJD ABSOCUTSO ter will be permitted to stop at this tieuB idolatry of the golden calf. Let PRB89 there la eveiy reason to suspect them comfort themselves with it. ' I The Aaaeelaud Preca la axelaalvaly pomt. There ie too much about It that it is out of equalization. antttlad ta the uaa t ^ r rapnblfMtlen Gold is a deposed tyrant. His of all BOWB dlapatobaa oradltad to It that calls for explanation, even M ofpv Jffinta Usually not enough of tbe peM or sot otharwTaa oroditad In tlila though whatever has been done may power to oppress and impoverish the YIONlg MggesUons .00 the force reaches this particular brake pasar asd alae tba local oa»a pub* so that its ehoea do not bear heav llabad barals. be strictly legal—for that matter, people has been taken from him in U n n ef tie tinr bjr the Aute- mehlie Club ef BartferA ily enough on the^ drum. This All rtfbta of rapubtteatlon- _ - of for all that has so far appeared, the briefest revolution in history. apaaial dlapalrapatobaa - barafs- - ara alM ra* causes chattering which, amplitied aervad. there may not even be anything im He has been seized, dragged from in turn by tbe drum, becomes a Bêak In tba Brakes squeal or howl. proper anywhere In the whole pro bis throne, bound and locked in a Pall aarvlea ellaot of N B A Bar* The trouble may go deeper, in- ^tca, In& cell. His edicts have been nullified. Moet of the permanent damage ceeding. vriving the layout of the braking to brakea ia done during the break- Pabltabar*a Bapraaantativa: Tha ,What difference does it make if there system. Possibly tbe rod or cable What wiir inter^t a good many iag'in period. This can be prevent JuUu M ^ a w a Bpealai Afanoy—Naw are still royalists to coll him K in gr to the troublesome brake does not .ôrli. CTlaaga, Patron and âtpn. citizens, however, is the question of ed by avoiding harsh use of the move freely. Tbe brakes are so Let him have his title. He is a good M^BBR ATOIT BURBAU OP why the state of Connecticut should brakes. eaiUy affected by each other that looking king. There could be noth In spite of the accuracy of the CUICULATIUNB. be In the business of buying insur whenever looking for the cause of ing gained by destroying him. macblning prooesa tbe finishing of trouble at any one of course it is Tba Barald Prlntlns Gkimpany, Ine^ ance at all. A concern es heavily brake drums is 'hot without tbe necessary to consider all of them. Aaaumaa so flnaBciaT raaponaiblllty There might even be lose, to the leaving of high spots. While these to .' typofrapbteat arrera appaarlna tn capitalized as is this commonwealth, extent of a great many tooth fillings are minute they are sufficient to advanisaaaate >p tba Manobaatar and with its property risks scattered £.venlnr HaraJd. and much gilding for domes. increase the oo-effietent of friction all over its area might, it would be to a point where sudden applica With all the good feeling in the ÔWJ FRIDAY. MARCH 10. expected, maintain its own insurance tion of the brakes may cause over world wc can shout, “Hurrah for funds and assume its own hazards. heating. A truly concentric drum BCAKOfG SUCCESS SURE Gold, the King!” And no harm will is apt to warp under this sort of Fire insurance ie an excellent, stram. Thera ehould be no feeling of die* come as long as we keep him whero even an indiapenaible, thing for in Break in the brakes gradoslly. appointment over the continuation he is. dividuals, firms or corporations The more smoothly they arc oper One of tbe most annoying en for a few more days of the banking ated during the first thousand gine knocks is the’ slap of a piston whose capital is too small or too fix miies tbe more trustworthy they holiday. “Indefinite” is an unfortu* BEYOND THE LAW usually appears when the motor is edly invested to warrant their taictpg will be throughout their life. Should cold or while it is Idling, and some nate word to use in connection with The Connecticut House of Repre chances with a crippling fire loss. they warp they either will be im times when the motor Is pulling the thii extension; it conveys to many sentatives should have a rose pinned possible to equalize or will need to car unhill. But it is a questionable economy for tae taken off and trued up. Often minds a very wrong impression. on its bosom. It has resisted a very a state, or even a large and wealthy uha proceae is uasucceesful because Piston slap is due to the in People who are told that the re* real temptation to pass a law regu too xDuCh stock ie scraped off the municipality whose resources would crease of clearance between pis' n opening of the banks has been “In lative personal conduct Several drums to effect the r e a ^ y . The enable it to replace a fire loss with drums than are more apt to re and cylinder and the resultant definitely postponed” are pretty sure bills were presented to the Legisla r e n la r times. A daily health plan out serious inconvenience. warp. throwing of the piston from one ride to get the notion that the country ture prohibiting marathon dances. takes care of this and can be carried out with few exceptions as regular to another with each turn of the is ceiled on to face a long period Insurance companies do business Behind the Scenes i,n The House decided that it wouldn't as clock-work. Plan to include Cheeking the Oil Level crankshaft. for profit They expect to take in of buejneie inactivity. adopt any of them. health haMts in your dally life and Can you reau a bayonet type oil A piston ordinarily requires a more money in premiums than they level indicator? What has transpired is this: Ex* W e know of no form of idiocy bet- mark down a special set hour that clearance of about one one-thou pay out in losscs->and, of course, you are going to devote to increas Many make eerioue mistakes in sandth of an inch to each inch of traordiaary. emealBg things have U r calculated to excite a desire to checking tbe oil level in tbeir cars. they do. They could not exist ing your own health and strength. WASHINGTON cylinder bore. The ordinary pis been done toward re*estabU«hlng the stop It by the good old process qf The rules of right living ore very This is due largely to the mistaken ton clearance therefore is about otherwise. That means, of course, banking machine in operation on a passing a law than this marathon -simple and saty to follow: inchide By ROONEY DVTCUER ^there's another gift tax now under notion that if the bavonct is found three to four one-thotisandths ot that in the long nm the average in- them and then follow your plan. It Washington. — Mr. Murray Gug the 1932 revenue act, designed to to be well covered with *iU when it an inch. hrni and permanent basis. But tlie dancing thing. Very litUe blame iB extracted from the crankcase tbe suree must inevitably pay more for is good and really neceseary to plan genbeim. one of the very wealthy prevent people from evading the This clearance permits the pis Job could not be finished in these few could properly attach to anyone who a day’s work, but how much more Guggenheim brothers, has Just giv engine is well supplied with 1.:bri- ton to move up and down the C d- bis insurance than be receives for estate tax.) In 1925, while the 19*24 3 brief hours of the five*day holiday. proposed to boil Marathan dancers important it is to plan to keep en the treasury his check for |3,- gift tax was still in effect and it eant. Here are tto mles to follow: Indfer with ease while it is cold Have tbe car standing on level losses. That'in turn means that if healthy by allowing a certain time 449,850 in payment of a gift tax was feared that it might be made and. when there is little or no N et fully. And until it had been in oil or to provide any horrid pen ground so that tbe oil in tbe crank the state of Connecticut is paying for exercises, a special tiynf, tor after a \oxtk court fight even more stringent, Mr. Guggen lubrication. It also permits con fully completed'it was the adminis* alty that would be sure to put an outdoor recreation, and A definite case is neither tipped toward tbe The incident might weO have at heim reliaquiahed bia right to re siderable expansion of the pistons large sums for insurance on its prop time for mental self-improvement. gauge or away from it. traties> bêf that the beet , good end to the sttmt. tracted'more attention because it voke the truato. under the high degree ot heat that erties it m ust over a long term, pay They say that this last year of the Next have the motor switched off However, we might as well now was the largest gift tax this gov Well, tLe question was whether arises in tbe cylinder head after of the country would be served by a depression was the healthleat year and wait a few moments for the oil a great deal more than it will ever ernment ever (xfilected and because the gifts should be considered a long drive. few mora days of building safe* as later ^ve up the idea of making the people have ever known. With to that ia in circulation to get down the Supreme Ck>urt decision which Tbe piston slap becomes appar receive back. many workers out of employment have been nuule in 1917, when where is normally is when the mo guards. people rational by legislative action. ended the long fight Guggenheim ent after running the car for sev Many large industrial concerns they have plenty of time to work there wasn’t any gift tex, or tn tor is at rest. It can't be done. And if maraUfBo had made agalnat paying it indi eral thousand miles. At this point There are thousanda of banks in out a plan for healthful Uviag and 1925. The Bureau of Internal Reve 'Aie third step 'e to extract the save the profits they might be pay cated a benevolent ratiier than an tbe cylinder walls have worn down the United States which, though dancers weren't marathon danring also the time to carry out the plan; nue bad ruled that a gift was com bayonet and wipe it off with a ing to insurance companies by pay anti-pathetic attitude towards laws pleted whenever the power to re sometimes to almost twice the actually solvent, would not have bow do we know what else they in fact, they almost have to Team cloth. Then Ineert it into the mo which Congress may pass to "soak voke It was reliaquiahed. It now original clearance, giving the pis ing the insurance premiums to them might be doing? They might be how to stay well because it 1s tor and extract It again. This read been in a tMhnieal position to open the rich.” held that the donative transfer tons a lot more play. ^ selves and, themselves standing the cheaper to be healthy than sick. One ing will be the correct one. for unrestricted business today. engaging in contests to see which of the best things for those who are The scene in tba office e f the hadn’t been made in 1917, when the risks. They can do it j>ecause they U. S. Treasurer was no leas than When the engine is cold and M olt of them would probably come one could :stick the, most pint not employed is to take advantage funds pueed in t' the hands of a Why êtor Heads Leak impressive when that 88,449,860 there is little or no oil along have plenty of reserve resources. through his cheeks or which coutd of the unemployed time to seek in trustee, <'4Klt in 1925 when they While it is true that modem en through the strain of reopening all check was handed over. Mr. W il the cylinder* 'Walls,' the pistons The reserve resources of Connecticut every way to become stronger, were made irrevocable. So Guggen gines tend to be more strenubus on right. But some of them would bold his or her fingers longest in healthier, and more full of vitality. liam Dugan, the internal revenue heim was taxed on their 1925 value cylinder bead gaskets because of have more cleatence and therefore are greater than those of even h have been forced to suspend. the flame of a tallow candle ct Now is the time to sharpen up that collector from N ew York was there and notified a deficiency. higher compression and closer spac are liable to cause the slappirj very great insurance company or a which could swallow the most pencil, get out a piece of paper, and to receive payment Mr. Prew Sa G ^genheim jîpealed to the ing of c y li^ e rs there are some that is beard. As soon as the oU That is what the administration write down your plan for better voy, the young attorney from the the B o m of Tax Appeals. His law other reasons why gaskets blow gets up it takes up some of this dozen great industries. needles or do most remarkably any does not purpose to have happen. health. general counsel’s office of the Bu yers argued that- the 1924 law pro out more freely. Some if these are space as a lubricating film, and This affair stirred up by the Re of those remarkable things which This whole operation is predicated On New Yeai'’s Day 1 wrote an reau of Internal Revenue who vided for a tax-on donative trm - the same ea have afflicted engines when the engine gets hot the pis publican may lead to considerable occupy the intelligences of imbeuUes article on this subject which might handled the case and won the gov fere and not on completion of gifts, for years. tons expand enough to take up the on the idea of “N o more bank fail give you some helpful suggestions: ernment aD that money, was there, Take, as one case, the warping of rest of tbe space and minimize thinking on the whole subject of in of less than the ordinary degree ot and the 1917 tianafer was not cov ures.” W e are establishing, in ef it is called “New Habits For wearing a pleasant smile. ered bv the statute. Thia was legal the cvjlnder head. The materials the slap. surance of state properties. smartness. fect. a new banking system whicli Health." If reu would like to have There were two representatives istic iasory as distingiilsbed from used m modern heads withstand A temporary relief from the a copy of this article, simply write the Guaranty Trust Company of heat to better advantage, but we piston M ap is the use of heavy oil Avili receive the all-powerful backing The revealing thing in this rejec of- wbat lawyera call economic— to me in care of this newspaper, ask have made heads larger and longer, HOLLYWOOD CRISIS tion of the marathon dance bills is New York to deliver the check and meaning realistic— theory. The Tax in the crankshaft. 'The only prac of the United States government. for it, and be sure to enclose a receive the 3.600 81,000 Liberty and we have increased operating tical remedy for the noise, how There is one industry In which the that Connecticut's Legislature, after Appeals board upheld the 'govern That is a huge task to accomplish large, self-addressed, stamped en bonds which Mr. Guênheim had m ent But the U. S. Circuit Court temperaturee. When a head warps ever, is to have the cylinders re defiation is not going to be stopped velope. there ie uneven contact between it in a few days. It can. however, be long and persistent experience in posted as security during the liti of Appeals reversed the board, bored and oversize pistons in by any action that Congress or the regulatory legislation, has arrived gation. Roger Arundel, member of adopting the legal theory and hold dnd the block. No gasket can con- stalled to make up for the in done^-and Judging from the will dis- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS peneate for this. President may take and not by anj the Board of Tax Appeals, was ing that the transfei was made in creased bore. Orersize piston at the conclusion that there are Another point concerns the loos- plbyed by the admlniatration since there to turn over the bonds, ably 1917 when title passed by the trus rings will help in soihe cases, but re-opening of the banks with plenty some things which are, really, none eniag of the bead. In the old days its bcftaalng and by Congresa yes* (Oil and electrical Treatment) assisted by Secretary Bertua D. tee. the cure doea not last long. of money to pour into the chAwnata of its business. Perhaps the House Question: Mr. Harvey F. writes: (3amble of the board. The treas the whole car bounced around and terday-4t la going to be done. A isiitant Attorney Gener the motor needed frequent tighten of busineas. That is the. Hollywood action marks a turning point in law “I would like to know if castor oil urer's office bad been the dep6M- al Youngqulat appeared* for the bu If the motorist is not certain or any other substance rubbed over ing. 'To^y the motor itself pro whether tbe knock he bears la a Four thousand banka could have Industry. The high probabUities are tory for the beads, so it had to reau bffore the Supreme Court making in this state. Let us, at the skin permits the benefits and vides higher compression pressure piston slap, there are two ways of opened today with complete security that the shrinking of that vast finan have a repreneatatiye, too. And argulag that the property hadn’t to loosen the head- In addition, least hope so. prevents the tan or freckles of violet there were three armed guards been ^ven up imtil 1925. Elihu settling the question. One is the to themadlTes and their depoeitors— cial balloon wiD keep on for some ray.” owners go longer periods without from the bank who carried the se Root, Jr., represented Guggenheim. amount of oil that is used. if the hdiday had ended last night Answer: Any* oily substance having anything done to the motor. time. curities back to New York. Ehrery- The Supreme (Jourt held that a Piston slap means undue clear rubbed over the shin would btip to But how about tte rest? Ry Mon one was there except Mr. Guggen gtrt is completed—that is, made— ance between piston and cylinder The sweeping reduction in salaries keep it from drying while under the Wise Owners Heed Ammeter heim. when the donor relinquished do and that means the escape Ot oil day or Wednaaday or thereabouu put into nffect by several of the eleetrfenl lamp, without impairing There are some things about the Health and Diet Back in 1917 Mr. Guggenheim minion over his property. Thus tri past the piston and rings on thie probably several more the effectiveness of the treatment. ammeter which drivers ought to great producing, distributing and ex had established trust funds for his umphed the rea^tic theory over suction strtme into the combusUoD A s th* smell of castor oil is rather know if they wish to avoid unneoes- banks can be reopened in abaolule hibiting concerns, while saving mil son and daughter of about 810.000,- the legalistic theory, a triumph sary expense with their cars. One chamber. Burning of that oil Advice unpleasant.. 1 think olive oil would causes a heavy oluc smoke ta. ^:ecurity. And by that time plans lions from the enormous expendi be better. 000 each, reserving the right to which lawyers sey means a great of these has to do with the genera* revoke them atiany time. In 1924 deal because it iadlcatea the e p ^ come from the exhaust. - / of reerganiaatlra fOr some of tboM tures o f,the industry, is only stieb os By Ur. Frank MeUoy tor: Congress enacted a gift tax. (This wants Uncle Sam to get wmti'a fbould the ammeter pointer which otherwise never could reopen (Has Tobacco Habit) would have been dictated by sanity was repealed two or three years coming to him despite quibbles. swing over to the discharge side Tbe other check on this noise ta EVERYONE SHOULD Question: Qeo P. writes: “I am to remove the cap ovei the oil ÂiU be so far under vray as to pro and ordinary business sense even if later after urgent pleas by Secre The two most conservative Justices, while the car is running at a nor HAVE A HEALTH PLAN eighteen years old and seem to be mal speed the indications are that filler tube and listen at the opening tect the interest of their puUice. there bad been no depreseion at all. tary of the Treasury Mellon, but Suthertand and Butler, dissented. healthy but have one bad habit the generator has gone on strike. there while the engine Is idling. Tt We should remember that we are An Industry which last year went During times of hardship people chewing tobacco; ♦he truth is I There is a temptation* to assume the pistons have too much clearance, early the other morning before going through the greateet change forty-four millions into the red need are more inclined to create plans for havo been chewing for the last eight that this condition does not call for thert will be the sound of each puff, years. 1 don’t smoke, but the chew feotamrks tracked up the place. of gasa as it escapes past them. in our financial structure any ed no bank crisis to make it bump improvement than they are during IN NEW YORK immediate action since the battery ing has almost become v a dope Inside the huge heart was tbe one is well able to carry the load for country haa ever undertaken in any times of ease. On every hand we word, “Susanne.” Well, the mys the rocks. habit, and for the last two years I New York, March 10.—For the quite some running. The trouble tery has been solved. Getting to thing like a similar period. We The looney period in the movie in bear about new plans the Five- have been chewing an average of hundred raOlioD or so who have al with the g*".erator. however, may work very early la her otflee to are raoTtng from a syrtam that has Year Plan. Technocracy, Buy at six packs a week. Do you know of ways been going to write “the great be such that if it ia allowed to be SKAVELY RE-ELECTED dustry has lasted a long, long time. the front of the American Radiator Home, Stop Hoardingl and many any method by which I can rid my American uovel”— when they get op erate oy the motor it will burn broken down onto a system which Building, Selma Robinson looked It baa been one of the marvels of others of a political nature. That is self of this habit?" time— Pearl Buck, who is bard at Iteelf out. out of aer window just in time to nilj net break down. It is a stu the world. Never again by any pos- because we are in time of economic Answer: Chewing tobacco is far work on k e r third novel, of the I f the generator fails due to GOLDEN CROSS HEAD see one of tbe dereUet “unem pendous proceeding. A few days distress the world over. Sick peo from being a bealthful habit and "Good Earth" trilogy, does all her broken leads either inside or out Mbility can it be revived. ployed" stretch his neck, get a good ple are much the same: when la besides dbeolora the teeth and own work! She otien serves hot side it will burn out unless the more of are of no con-, Yet there is probably no industry glimpse of that huge field of un- good health, one does not try to makes them unsighUy. and for a home-made breads for bretdefast. motor is stopped and tbe condition N ew London, March 10.— ( A P ) — ‘ sequence a t all compared to the sure broken white. He took a furtive the country with greater poten ^ a n a way for jaaintaining health, person as young as you are this Also, she has done a half dozen corrected. I f a headlight burns out Albert A. Snavely of New Havefi look about the. street, then stepped benefits to oome out of the transi sometimes successfully but often un should be quite a consideration. To msgasioe articles and one pamphlet an ammeter will slum a higher was reelected commander ot the tialities for profit; none that would briskly into the park and begeji tion. successfully. Planning is good overcome this bad habit I would this winter. charging rate, not a lower one. Grand Commandery ot tbe United be safer or surer or, for a long while shuffling bis feet hurriedly, tracing becaus: tc s e ^ re the beat results suggest that you go on s fasting For a slnoerely humble person and Hostile to Spark Plugs Order ot tbe Golden (hross at a des- And let us be very sure that this the gigantic heart. at least, more dependable than the one must tin t make a workable and dieting regimen such as out a most considerate one, Mrs. Buck Modern spark plugs are affected eion of the 45th grand commander^ When he was finished, be stood on further hoBday is not to be ' “in production, distribution and exhibi plan Just as an architect makes lined in my Cleansing Diet Course. probably holcto reeords for having by many conditkma aside from the session here yesterday ottMnoon. plans,before a bouse is built. I al- This will not only overcome your a bench to survey it. Then he type of engine tn which they are Other grand officers were elected Si definite” in the usual acceptance ot tion of film entertainment It wouid made more people uncomfortable at wajrs 'find that patients get well craving for the tobacco but will also leaped nimbly inside and shuffled used and the way the car Is driven. that term. It is to last only until a single stroke than anyone in New follows: seem to be almost inevitable that much more rapidly it 1 write out a cleanse your system o f the poisons York this winter. A t the recent mong again, wrtttaig out the name Much of thia has to do with the Vice Ella Gelbar', "further^ prodamatton.” That may before long it will fall into tb< hands daily deflnlte plan for them to fol which may have accumulated from Publishers' Ooavsntion luncheon, “Suzanne.* Once fidished, be lin fuel. Bristol; prelate, Sophia MoChira, low, and 1 believe that one ot the tiwwing it. gered a aaiaute to adndre ms anony First, there is the time-honored come tomorrow or next week. U of people eapaUe of operating it on Mrs. Buck, intending to encourage Waterbury; Keeper ot records, N. main reasons why many peojrie are thdae who have trouble in getting mous valeatine. his eoat eoUar up. effect ot a*rieh mixture. Too much W. Adams. Hartford; treaautar. certainly artn not be delayed many rational lines. nq^ in the best of health is that ; (Blood-ahot B.ves) their manuscript placed, said, “My his hands once more in his ragged fniel in proportion to air causes a Vvilliam A. Dobaon, Bridgeportr days. coat pockets, then le ft Others they lack a real health plan to fol Question; N. writes: "Would be 'Good Ekirtb’ went the rounds for c o a ti^ 0 1 soot to form on the por Honorary treasurer Qiarlee .a . low. very glad to know what is good for three years «n d vialted 20 publish may hava seat the âm orous celain as wan a s on tha e ld b tro ^ . Morse, . Tbomaston; Sitting pkiit. HAIL THE K O iG !-^ BAIL "S usanne” expensive valentines. You Almost everyone Intends to begin blood-shot eyes." ing houses and was returned from This results in slowing down the grand commander, Attle Dixon, Ot STATE DfSUBANCBB ^rondtr if she ever guessed about Considerable confusion must be ta king some regular 'exercise — Answer: Blood-hot eyes are often thenr all in turn before I got one eterttev process. Bridgeport; Supreme offloera: LU’ r tbe imaffn ariva gaatuta of thia “for A story sprung by the Waterbuty some day soon. Sometime, they fig caused by reflexes from some other publiaher who would take it.’ it Todsy we bare to cope with im created in the minds of the people gotten man.** lian Potter, Bridgeport: Albert A, ure, they will start taking that seems that X8 out of- the 20 pub purities in-bargain fuels, such es RepubUean ooooemiag the manipu of the country, who have never as a part of the ho-’y primarily from the Snavely, New Haven; Mas: J. ■ daily walk. How mudi more eaay aUmentary canal. A disordered lishers who rqttumed this best-seller the surplua wM ob ooUeote on the Munseh, New London; Altenpatae lation of IttMmnce ni Ooonecticat it would be for them o actually whole pdd much attentloo to such stomach from bad food combinations with the usual rqjeetioa slip, were A t a board meeting of the Man points to cause trouble. Iron also Walter (Ndroyd, Waterbury; £K state pRêrty, to the profit of a fel carre out good resolutions if they matters, as to whether the United is probably the 'greatest common at tbe luncheon! hattan Bank^tha othar day, Howaurd deposits on the porcelain, and while Sharpe, Putnam; Florenee BawNly, outlmed a short, simple, daily plan Markel, rice president, absent- low townsman of former State OOft- cause. there ia tH-ma d im te ae to Just bow New Haven; Herald, George Braoh*., States ia on o r off the gold stand like this: at o'ek^ tomorrow mindedly slipped toto U s poeket the troUer B^rederick M. gg T i^ n g to decide which of five harmful this is it la known that the ford, Watertown; Warder ot Uia to*** ard. because of the contradictory morning 1 am going-to get up and thra-doUar goM place that every covering of tbe porcelain does not A PERFECT LADY perfumes riie should buy for a gift, ner gate, Ikixabeth BrandM, WesôKt, is of Interest in more than brush my treth. At T.*W 1 am go manber gate for attending. help. With the iron depoalte formed dedaraUons they encounter in the the society editor of a New York London; Warder ol ttM outer one way. ing to drink a glaos of water or Leaving for lunch, Markel. who OP the plugs oarbon can oolleet Just pubUe prints. “Yes, my dear, the woman called paper was snifflng ail of them in orange jidee, and at 7:10 1 am go is on a diet, stepped onto a aoole L. Christenaen, Bristol; tfwiiiai. CL • The RepubUean’s story is that jresterday, and I said to her: 'You’re turn at the perfume cotmter of one that more easily. Our advice to the individual citl- ing to start exercising. A t 7:29 I s. King, Anaonia: AUx nothliig but a stupid, meanfaced, of the smart 57tb Street shops, and hMaftiljy aat the band at what Add to this tbe heat of high com- Oontronsr aalmoo, after he fUled of will take a shower, at 7:85 I arill ha wiarnd his wright might now he. nresaioQ and it is plain why plugs New London: B. A. Malt,; B would be not to worry a great stuck-up swindler, madam. Get when •w******' customer, a little, eat breakfast. After the. da/e Tbe officers were ti renondnatfoB to hie office last fan. deal about wbat constitutes the cor ou tT ’ plainly dreoeed woman, in undiatin* Oooeentrating on that, b t was must be kept in the pfnk of ooodl* work I 'xn going to take a walk, guiahed Madi. unexpectedly spoke horror-atriokah to aanthat the oola tlon and ra z e e d . James P. BurUng;aitta.,ot caaeded the greater part of the in* “You callfd her 'aaadam'Ti rect answer. W e may be theoreti clean up for dinner, and relax a few ha had fnstrted and whirii anppa

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' ' * . * r y *■ f V- fiana will be made for a joint meet iOtOW YOUR M ONEY- w n COMMI^N iniL BRITISH WAR VEIERAMS ing, atadiich time the pla&a.for the iV . £ , formation of an auxiliiurj 'will- be HERFS THE "LOW DOWN” ROCKVILLE HEAR IDEAS ON CONTROL Banking Briefs FORMING AUXILIARY By ASSOCIATED PRESS <^vision of a neady enaeted b ili paves Ye aliall obeerye ip do thenfore Real Money, of Large and Masachuaetts; the way lur a reopening of ' state as the Lord y o v . ^ p l ' hath eonsJ' Places Ban On' Meiritg and De The Boston Clearing House Asso banks. WiH Be Fifth Org^zatim of TWO HURT IN CRASH Small Denomination, De> Women Relatives ^ Veterans manded yon; yis |6tiR.iiQt tnm aside L H. CHAPMAN NEW HEAD merits of Prohibition As ciation announces Boston Clearing The New Haven and.' Hartford to tbe r^ght hand or to the left ^ scribed; Some Types Hoard* Topic At Hearing. Bouse balks win continue operat Clearing House Associations are Eistablished In Manchester. New Haven, Alarch 10— (AP) — Denterohomy 6:88. ed Since 1929. ing on same restricted basis -today prepared to proceed with -tbe - issu The.cbndlUon of Mrs. George A. 4 ^ OF LOCAL EIRS LODCE The State Liquor Commission, re as yesterday. ance of scrip when the banks open. Mons-Ypres (fommand. British Baker of Meriden and her daught-r A good name Is CwtUr than bagh Rhode Island : By NEA Service cently named by Govjm or Wilbur L. Gov. Ely asks citizens to have War Veterans, of this, town is fur Dorothy 18, hurt last night when of gold.—CervantsE ' Cross, will bold a public bearing in faith in. Massachhsetts banks. Banks will, open on a restricted thering plans for the organization of tbeir car was struck by a car driven You’ve bandied paper money all Annual Meeting of Body Very Boston Retail Grocers' Associa' basis today. Depositors may draw tbe old Senate chamber at the Capi an auxUiary to be composed of by Michael Hawie of Greens Farms, yeur life, and probably never given titm informs Gov. Efiy it wUl take | $19 weekly osit by that bank mond E. Hunt Tyler, John F . of security as defined by tbe Federal Coleman; Trustee for three years, R eserve A c t o f 1918. Oold reserve Frank H. Rlzy; Representative to must include 40 per cen. of tbe Grand Lodge session. Exalted amount of notes, and otbei col Ruler Edward L. Newmarker, who ic teral, including golu certificates retired last evening after a suc and commercial paper. Redeemable cessful term. in gold at the Treasury. A turkey dinner was served at United Statee Notea—Tbe old Homes out of 10:45 o’clock after adjournment, • 20 i ^ 37 "greenbacks” in circulation since the followed by a smoker. Civil War. Redeemable in gold at Dedare Dividend tbe Treasury and protected by a Notwithstanding tbe crisis tbe gold reserve o f about $153,000,000. Savings Bank of Rockville has de Issued in the small size only in $2 clared a regular quarterly dividend and $5 denominations (with red of one and one-quarter per cent, seal), but formerly in nearly all de equal to tbe rate of four per cent Enjoy This Modern Fnel Today nominations. per year. This has been tbe stand National Bank Notes—Issued by ard rate of interest in the Savings national banks on deposit with tbe Bank ot Rockville for many years. Treasury o f" certain government Tbe total deposits are over four bonds, amount not to exceed capital teen million dollars. \NN S * ^ of tbe bank. Bank must maintain, in Beady for Opening addition to their security, a re Tbe three banks in Rockville, s ' ^ S '''H > ' " ' demption fxmd of 5 per cent in tbe namely, tbe Rockville National Treasury. Tbe new small size bears Baîk and the two savings banks, a brown seal. that IS tbe S.«vings Bank ot Rock V N ' .«• •• -• Federal Beserve Bank Notes— ville and tbe People's Savings None issued since 1923; you won’t Bank, were all ready to re-open s . ' t * s ' y see them in the small size; few are this morning on a curtailed basis s'. ...v)s .S', s •• outsUmding. in conformity with the proclama Treasury Notes of 1890— Not tion issued by Governor Wilbur L. " ^ , s'\v ' . -r- V ' ' O ...... issued any more, but still redeem Cross ut Hartford late yesterday '' ^ ' '' ' '' ‘ able in gold or silver dollaie at the afternoon. The national decree, is Treasury. Originally issued to pay sued by proclam ation by E*resident for silver bullion bought by the Franklin D. Roosevelt at 10:10 last Treasury under the Sherman Silver evening proved disappointing Purchase A c t o f 1890. Rare. EmergencA' cases are being cafod for at tbe local banks so as ,to re lieve any possible hardship. Faculty Play Tonight TOLLAND The faculty of the Rockville High school will present their first The funeral of William Timothy dramatic sketch of the year to Andersen, 73, was held in Ware, night in the auditorium of tbe Mass., Thursday afternoon at the W l l i e new Hollywood section expresses strong preference George Sykes Memorial school. Walker funeral parlors. Mr. Ander for the new fuel. Six families live in the (1%’e homes pic The musical comedy production “A son moved with his parefats from tured. All nse Koppers Coke. Midsummer Night’s Dream,” by W are, to Tolland in 1881 and \.ith Shakespeare, is to or presented by his father conducted a saw and gnst a cast consisting wholly of faculty mill in the southern part of the members. town, also following the business of Much time and effort has been Xs >N ^sV ^V a contractor and builder. In 1895 he spent in arranging and construct took up the metal ceiling business, ing the outdoor setting. Special many fine installations having been costumes have been made for every made in churches, halls and public buildings. The Tolland County characte- in the production. Home building at Vernon Center * Support Legislation was built by Mr. Anderson. He also United support of proposed legis-1 represented the McCormick Reaper lation which would bar itinerant' Company and the Farmers’ Union venders from Rockville was evi Fertilizer Company. The last of denced before the Judiciary com ventures in which he engaged tor mittee of the General Assembly many years was the agency for tbe this week when a hearing was held state of Maine for the Armour relative to special legislation. Fertilizer Company. He leaves two Representative Henry Schmidt daughters, M rs. M arion EUlis A n d er of Rockville presented a measure son Comins of Worcester, Mass., and at tbe request the local mer Ethel Marla Anderson of Searsport, chants. Me., and one granddaughter, Char Among those who appeared in Un comtortable Fqster street, ^ fh t out o f 18 families are now using Koppers Coke, the high-test fud. lotte Comins of Worcester. favor of the bill were Representa Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cbarches have tive Henry Schmidt and Sherwood as their guest their grandson Syd C. Cummings, James R. Quinn, ney Gold of Hartford. secretary of the 'Rockville Lions The Tolland Grange will hold Club; CorUn K. Eng.srt, president H S ix of 14 familiea on home-like School Street now use their next whist Tuesday evening, of the Rockville Retail Merchants Koppers Coke. And the product is still new to Manchester. March 14 at the home of Mr. and Association; William Preusse, vice- Mrs. Hojrt Hayden when tbe public president of the association; Wil is invited. liam Conrady, former president of Helen Clough, daughter of Mr. the association; First Selectman W IF T L Y , but so quietly you may not have noticed it, fire that banks perfectly through the coldest night Less ashes and Mrs. A. Esten Clough completed Francis J. Prichard and others. her course of training at the Hart N otes a city within a dty has grown up in M^chester. to handle — the weeldy ashes from the avmge^ Koppers ford hospital in February. Patrick emd Henry Flaherty of Galway, Ireland, axe registered at S The Latfies Aid Society of the Coke furnace can be put in a little pail about a foot high. Federated church will serve their the Rockville House, enjoying a This new city is a community of more comfortable homes, regular monthly supper Friday eve visit in Rockville. ning, Much 10. The community is A meeting of the Vernon Civic better heated in oddest weather, warmed with a deaner Practically pure carbon, Koppers Connecticut Coke con welcome to attend. Betterment- Association, of which William Ayers, Jr., who is spend Ernest Richard is president, was heat, freed from the burdens and waste of old-fashioned fuel. tains at least 10% more heat per ton . . . less waste to pay ing the winter iii Waterbury made held last evening at the I^bson- a brief stay in town last Friday ville school house. The meethig for . . . lower fuel bills every season. and called on friends. was called primarily to instruct the It is a dty in which, in street after street, a rapidly growing Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hayden at executive committee to watch vari n ^jon ty of temilies are usejrs of the modem all-heat fu d , tended the funeral of Harold Hansen ous legislative matters now btffore You.can move your home to this happier, thriflier, more at the Community church at Storrs the Connecticut General Assembly. Koppers ConnectioUt Coke. last Friday afternoon. State Commander Jamos J. L m comfortable'Comihunity without a cent of expense for new W ilfred Yoimg has been substitut of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, ing for Charles Lyon on the mail who lives in W illin^tic, ‘is to Numbering today THREE TIMES MORE femilies tham were, extra equipment You have merely to change to this modem route in Willington last week Thurs make an official visit to Frank day. Badstuebner Post this evening. The usihg . Kopper^ Connecticut Coke only two years ago, it is fuel that fits the times— Koppers Connecticut Coke. Charles C. Talcott made a busi meeting will be held in the G. A. R. ness trip to Providence last week. hall. Memorial building. ^ safe to predict that this community will flourish in the The West Brothers’ at Snlpsic A large number of people attend This better fuel is recommended by every dealer m this Lake have been filling their ice ed the card party and soMal held future at an even more astonishing paoe. house this week with 7*^ inch ice. last evening by the Rockville community. A Koppers Connecticut Service Man will show Mrs. Emma Crandall who has Lodge of Moose at the Home Club been in Willington for several on Elm street. This may safely be prophesied, we say, for it is well knowp 3TOU how easy it is to use— and Koppers guarantees your months in the capacity of pracL. a The Rockville Retail Merchants nursing, has returned to her home Association will hold its regular Hiiat Qnei user of Keepers Connecticut Coke starts a whole complete satisfaction with it or money refunded for any here. meeting tonight as it was post hOss Hattie Jewett of Rockville, poned from last evening so that neighborhood using it He and.his femily derive so much amount you don’t use. Cedi us, or your pvm dealer now: a former resident in town was a members of tbe association could aiptisfecticm and profit from its use. recent caller on friends here. attend the E3ks meeting. The regular meeting of Tolland “Everybody’s Market,” a new # Y m • w e it te y o w s e lf to p se Grange was held Tuesday evening store in Rockville, will opoi ofi Quick-riwng heat, in every room, on with a good attendance. The * Hstur- Saturday morning ip the Fitch top iiM Miureliy ap d lie added to tUa" ers hour was given over to an Inter Block at 30 Union street. coldest mornings . . . A n even, glowinp* esting program of roll-call of the The St. Joseph D^wnaUc Club grpa^d et Koppen members, relating to the especial held a card party and social last bPPERS . n eeât Coke aaers Pext year*; work for the month of March, read evening in the St. Joseph’s school ings, special music and games. hall on West street. CONNECTICUT >5 Mrs. Anna Graham a summer A meetin:, of the Board of Gov T* g«l thb fwl, caU resident in town is reported serious ernors of the RockviDe Fish and ' • | 2 - » ■ yemr dealer or tk* Kopper* , ly lH at her home in Hartford. Game dub was held last evening. ' ' Gtanecliett' Gdk* v Tbe first of the Union Lenten NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED . services was held last evening at I,K»8'Nc K A I)r e e PI m m '.' , the RockvÔe Methodist church. Berlin, March 10.— (AP) — Tbe Rev. Joseph Cooper was the ' ’'.ENTXR'PBl'SE V ' Bertiner Tageblat was subtended to preacher. > . 2 5 day until March 13 under provlsiona Cornelius J. Murphy has retum- PEK NET . M t|m censorabip reoentfy estab- ^ RockvIBe TON CASE i t t m n by tbe government. High school after batag abmat a ; v i : 1 ...... Ibe Bprliner TegaUat Is generally short time by fllneas. He was re cV.'- ./ âted a s an Independent newspaper placed by Leonard Obis during-hlsl eaping to the Democratie P a ^ . iDneas. - . . . . . -v /•

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P A G E S IX MAWUHJSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, MARCH 10,1988, DAILY RADIO PROGRAM RUSSIA FEEDDIG STATE ASSEMBLY PASSES TAUOFOrENme ADVEHTUUUUdN’TS ADVBKTUSMBNTB ANOniEREMERGENCYBIU ' Tba leadara foom Windbua, Mld- FRIDAY, MARCH 10 (UMitril aad EMUm SUndtrd Time) dleaBx, Tolland and Hartford coun- (Not««>AU progr«int to kof and bMlo ebtlDs or jrroupi tberiof u n ltu opoel- NiniEROliS FARMERS RANRSONMONDAY Bad; eoaat to eout (e to 0) d o o li^tio a laolBdot oil aToibiblo otatioiii.) » (Ooi^tlnaed Fran PagB Oae) tiea had good delegation# here last ProKrama aubjoet to obanga. P. M. Cont, Boot. evening and aU Bcemed to enjoy (Brt PA# Aaaoolatad P rttt) •too— 7:00—Mypt and Margo— OMtt era reipoDBible for many of our themaeives «. y much. There w u t SHOPPINGS NEWS Milligan and MuIHgan—mldwaat troublBB?” about 60 man ireBBot. Tba Brat p m ^ NBC-WIAF NiriVORK •MO— 7110—■ ueb Rogora In MM— Crop Fafloret In Nordi Can- Many San id Buka h New BABIC—Boat: waaf (kay) wut wtio out: Tho Madloon tlngoro-^teio He toeo rpoke In dsfanae of too of toe evening was glvea over to wiar wug wcib...... wfi , ©; awfbp wre wgy •tSO— 7tS0—Travoloro Qvartot—out: insuranoB cempaniM of tha stata yarlouB kinds of gamea and Btuats wotn wosa wUm wwj. WMi; raal; MIdwoMIdwMti ' Loon Bolaoco Qrehoatra — Dteiot caaos Regkm Made the which were attacked yesterday by York Are ADowiiif $10 put'on by Sam Johnson at tba Hart PollyaBBa Thooght For hats that give yon hidfYldual- wmuqnua vcdvcti kad■ ■ woe*wbo wow wdaf Noumlllor and Portorflald—midw Rep. L. L. MeUue. It’s an odd burr that doesn’t NORtHWBBT)BTHWI------A CANADIANM -- 1wtml •i4^ 7i4S—Beaka Cartor—baale; Bo* ford Y. M. C. A. Aftar that Carl Ity, visit toe WUUam and Mary Hat wiba...... katp^ wabo _ wday____ kfyr___ ckgwekgw efn , _ twoonAPo Boekondo—woat > After Majority Leader Raymond Herran, Becretary of tba Weaxej’an have a nice sweet nut-meat in- Shop, (toeney Hall. Prices as low 00 BOOTH — wrvawnra wptf wwn:wwno wu wjax /lOO— : : —Lambort A Hlllpot — ba* Situation Acute. E. Baldwin had axplalned toe rea- Withdrawals. Y. M. C. A. at Mlddiatown gave a side. We find tbat'people who as $1.98. H ats made to wfla*waun wlod warn w ao wab wapl ale; Molody Magle—Oixio; Bobby ordsk* wjdx womb kvoo wky w fu wbap kpre Banaen—eout only Bon for prompt action on toe inrar- talk on wbat laadersbip really ia, bava ebaeka which tbi^ imn’t wool ktba ktba 7i 10— gt19—Bingin' Bam—baale: Mol* ance bill veeterday and toe righto of which was vary inspiring and help- cash (axoept toey give them in Bt, Patriclgs Dav MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl k (lr kchl - NIcholo Op.—w any member to re<]ueet reaiUnfs of 7 80 M oscow, M arch 10.— (A P ) - T h e By ASSOCIATED PRESS fuL Mora and more the vmouB or return for merchandise) have de Despite toe fact that S t Patrick’s COABT-Akgo kfl kgw kono kbq kpo : — BtSO—Nawk Drama—alao coaat: toe biUs, toe measure was unanl- koca kax kjr kga kfad ktar kgu Ann Loaf. Organ Raeltal—DIxIa Soviet government now is feeding SBcretary Woodin of toe TreaBury ganizations .of wortowbUe nature cided tliat a good thing to do Day this year falls On Friday, too 0 0 00 mduely paheed Cant. Baat. •; (L - : —Jana Freman—alao eat Bome o f the peasantry in the North BBl(* after a conference with Presi are baying to depend on volunteer with these checks is to pay hjii« hoateaa wtO have littls troobla tn •:18— 0:10—Mary Baatman—alao eat The General Assembly 4:15— 5:18—Tba Btory Man—a only •:t0— OtllÊdwIn C. Mill (ntarvlow Caucuunur re| lere the ag- leral Assembly received a dent Rooflcvilt today that banka leaders to help formulate and carry with them, in some cases, old serving a party luncheon or diimer 4:30— 5:30—Tha Hutehinaon Family •:00—10:00—Columbia Ravua*-alao eat rarian situat acute because of petition today from J. B. Allee of would raopen “Juat aa bood as pos out their programa. bills. And Lo! They are get planned around a base of fish. Aa 4:45— 5:45—To Ba Anneunead 0:30—10:80—Btraat BIngar—alao cout failure of laat year’s crops due ‘ to 101 Harrison street, New Britain, sible,” 5:00— rtOOvMayar Davla Or.—to oat 0:40—10:48—Mala Chorua*‘oast: Myrt This meeting was made up large ting a load off their minds there- informal luncheim or supper menu 5:30— OMI^Batty Beop A Har Oang and Margo—rapaat for wait reluctance of toe farmers to pro asking that all banks be opened The latest presidential order waa ly of toe volimteer leaders from ail ■ by* ______with plenty of green follows: duce. within 10 dayi of March 3, and that 5:45- 8:45—Talk by 0 H. Caldwall 10:00—11:00—Barlow Bympheny—to e for a nation-wide holiday “untU of toeae counties. Southington had Avocado and Grapefruit Salad witb •;00— :00—Donald Nevla—alao eoaat 10:8^11:85—Aba Lyman Oreh.—e to e The action, following a recent the state guarantee all depositB. further proclamation,” but indica the largest delegation and had an Mae West, toe .Diamond Lil of Cream Mayonnaise •:15— 7:15—Tho Throa Kayo—alao eat 11:00—12:00—Btraignt'a Orchas.—c to • government decree granting seed The petition was referred to toe • :30— 7:30—Pur Trappara—waaf only 11:80—12:80—C. MeCey Oreh.*^ to e tions were that toe expanded cur entousiaatic bimcb her« with Leon B roadw ay fam e, <:omes to toe State Scall()ped C aters 6:43— 7:45—Tho O el»orga, Bkateh 11:45—12:45—Hal Kamp Oreh,—e to e loans for spring planting in toe committee on banks. rency would be avfdlable for a re- ard Black toe Coimty Y. M. C* A. 7:00— a:0O—Oreh. A Cavallara—c to e Theater Funday, Monday and ’Tues Green Pepper Relish 12:00— 1:00—Danea Houi^wabo only North Caucame and toe Ukraine, opeifing on Monday. secretary 'from there. 8:00— 0:00—Tom Howard A Othora NBC-WJZ NETWORK was revealed only casually in a day In “She Done Him* Wrong”, the Hot Potato Chips 8:30— 0:80—Lao Ralaman Orehutra Over the nation banks were doing The North EMd Juniors went only film ever held for a third week Buttered New Peas 0:00—10:0ule: NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Communist ' Party committee, toe Scrip was being dreulated in 'score w as 16 to 20 and w as anyone’s Tha Ooldbarga—repeat for eoaat wlba katp webc wday kfyr ckgw cfcf newspaper revealed, bad threatened A good uncooked pudding uses Salted Ahnonds many localities. In oome Instanoes game ahnost to toe last moment.* 11:05—12:05—Don Baator'a Orohaatra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wla wjax a stoppage “of food assistance” as MUST GUARD BOOZE two cups of dry cake crumbs, 1 cup Coffee 11:30—12:30—Hollywood on tho Air wfla*wsun wlod warn wmo wab wapl it was being used to meet payrolls. Joe’s Service station kept up their wjdx wsmb kvoo wk^ wfaa wbap kpro one of toe measures taken against of stewed fruit and 1 cup of cream, Other banks were paying aa much usual good record by defeating toe CB8.WABC NETWORK woat ktba ktha v collective farms and villages faU- Whipped. Rub toe fruit through a A ll newly laundered clothes do not MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl as 60 per cent on large payrolls. . ooys from toe -German Lutneran BASIC—B u tt wabe (key) wico wade ing in proper preparations for colander to remove toe stones and look alike. Some are limp and gray, woko wcao waab wnac war wkbw wkrc PACIFIC (JOAST—kgo kfl kgw komo Many savings banks were open. church, 55 to 27. khq kpo keca kex kjr kfad ktar planting. skins. Afix crumbs, and fruit well anything but a delight to hx)k at. whk ckok wdrc wcau wTp Jaa wean No Federal Escort YlfM Be In New York City most of them Hugh Greer’s Rangers will again wfbl wapd wjav: Mldwaat: wbbm wgn CenL East. “Pood where needed will be al and fold in cream which has been Clothes washed by toe New Model were allowing withdrawals up to go to New Britain tonight to meet wfbm kmbo wcco kraox wowo 4:30— 5:30—The Singing Lady—east lowed only those showing diligent $10 to meet urgent needs. whipped until firm. Turn into a Laundry are gleaming white, fresh EAST AND CANADIAN — wpg wbp 4H5— 5:45—Orphan Annie—east only work,” toe edict added. toe winners of toe New Haven- smelling. You don’t have to be sat wibw wbec wibx wfea wore cfrb ekao 8:00— 5:00—Our Daily Food. Talks Prerided For Liquor To Bo The Trsiuniry's 16th regulation shallow pan and let stand on ice This was toe first open acknowl Litcbfleld Coimty "B ” class in order isfied with half-clean (fiotliM. Just DIXIE—wgat wafa wbrc wqam wdod 5:15— 6:15—Cel Lampe's Orchartra authorised all banking institutions to see which one goes to Storrs to for several hours. Cut in squares Wnox klra wrec wlac-wdau wtoc krid 8rtO— 6:30—Three X Slaters, Songs edgment that toe state had been to complete payment on any sub and serve with more whipped cream, phone 8072. 6:46— 6:45—Lowell Thomas — east; toe State' Y. M. C. A. finals on wrr ktrh ktaa'waco koma wdbo wodx compelled to go to toe assistance Moved To WadiiiigtoD. scriptions for Treasury bills for slightly sweetened and flavored with wbt wdae wblg whu wtar wdbj wwva Orphan Annie—midwest repeat March the 18th. Anyone wanting Much For Little wmbg wsja 6:00— 7i0(Âmoc *n’ Andy—east only of farmers in this resp^, although whicn pajrment was due on March vanlUa. 6:15— 7:15—Music la My Hobby there have been indications for 6. to see a real game and who would The low price range at which one MIDWEST — wbcm wabt wcah wmbd •:30— 7:30—Charlis Chan. Detcctiva care to go and take a load please wtaq wkbb kfab wisn kacj wIbw kfh some time that a large section of Foreign Markets Firm can buy dresses now is remarkable wmt wnax wkbn wgl 7:00— 5:00—Phil Spitalny’s Orchestra Washington, March 10.— (A P )— call us up. Packard’s Pharmacy offers a real 7:30— 3:30—Advanturaa in Haalth the peasantry in toe chief grain- Diplomatic agents of several for Foreign markets wert firm. for more than one reasoxL Not the MOUNTAIN—kvor kiz koh kal 7:45— 8:45—Howard Thurston, Magle producing areas were in sore The Midget’s basketball teams saving in this week-end speciai: least is toe fact that there Is con PACIFIC COAST — khj koin kgb kfrc eign copitries apparently are go Commodity markets were less 8:00— 0:00—First Nighter—alao coaat straights traceable to toe govern are getting up a good deal of inter 12-pad package of Phantom Kotex siderable work on these dreases, for kol kfpy kvl 8:30— 9:30—Musical Variety—c to c ing to nave to Journey to New nervous than any day this week. anil a 6-ci»ke package of “Host and Cent. East. •:0seve1t proposals to will be here at 3:30 this afternoon preserve it. In so doing 1 must be Hoarders with bulging suitcas''s through your body a current of liam s. week. . for a game with our Tigers. bers of toe Congress and I are fair not only to the few but to toe truggled into banks. Othert asked reduce government expenses and electricity sufficient in intensity to 11:15—Ehccerps from Tech Show His proclamation followed a few provide employment were decided pledged to immediate economy. many. It is in this qiirit that 1 ap “Fancy That!” that trucks be sent to their homes cause Immediate death, omd appli hours u ter another, handed down upon by toe House Democratic peal to you. Many expressed shame for their cation 3f sue cnirrent shall be con I am, therefore, assuming that 11:30—^Dougherty Day Program. under the provisions of another of leaders. If the Congress choaaea to Vest me 12:00—Cab Calloway’s Cotton Club action in hoarding. tinued until you shall be dead,” toe JUDGE J. T. WARD you ana I are In complete agree this week’s emergency legislative The stringent nile of (xiucus will with this responsibility it WIU be Orchestra. acts, declaring a bank emergency, Everywhere the government pre Judge ordered. ment . 8 to the urgent necessity, and exercised in a spirit of Jiutloa to all. A . M. pared a drive to punish persistent be invoked, it was determined, to "And such punishment of death my (xinstitutiona] duty Is to advise thus giving the bank commissioner bind the tremendous oarty major of sympathy to those who are In 10:30— Time. boarders. The reserve board called shall be executed within the walls DIES IN SHELTON you as to toe methods for obtaining broad powers over the operation of ity behind toe executive. need and o£ maintaining inviolafe the state’s banks. for toe names of all who got gold in of toe permanent death chamber o' drastic retrenchment at this time. toe basic welfare of the Ubited toe past two years. Representative Bvms of Tennes toe State prison of toe State of I am not speakiEg to you in gen- The Dank commissioner has al see. the Democratic floor leader Judge of Probate Passes Away States. ready sent out telegrams to trust Gold trinklets and bullion were Florida. ered term s. I am /pointing out a I ask that this legislation go In-o being exchanged at U. S. assay of made the announcement today at “x X X And may God have mercy After a Brief Illness — Was definite road. companies, savings banks, industrial 11:20 a. m. effect at once without even waiting banks, private banks and building fices for (»sh. Some folk even on vour soul." 51 Years of Age. for toe beginning of the next flsdai Speaker Rainey said that everv The last Congress enacted legisla .and loan associations outlining the tendered gold teeth and watches, The court room emptied quickly tion relating to the reorgaifization year. I give you aseuranoe that if WDRC effort would be made to enact the after toe Ttaliao who tried to klil Shelton, March 10— (A P )—Judge ' conditions under which they could rhe Federal Reserve system passed this is d ^ there is raaaonahle. two proposals in order that Con and elimination of executive agen 826 H artford , Oonn. 1880 reopen today. The President’s pro out Federal Reserve notes for gold the President 9f toe United States ot Probate Court Thomas G. Ward gress ma.v recess next Wednesday cies, but toe economies thus to be prospect that within a year toe'ln -. clamation, however, checked plans and gold certificates. waa removed to his Jail cell. died at his home last night following (X)me of toe government wiU be .suf More Democratic leaders have effected are small when viewed in to resume operations. The penalties against hoarding Before Judge Thoxt-pson ordered a brief illness, aged, 51. ficient to co'ver toe expenditures, of F rid a y , M arch 10, 1988 under consideration a plan to cre toe light of toe great defliflt for toe are neavier than for many grave Zangara to stand before him for sen He was bom in Shelton on Jan. toe government. P . M . ate a special budget committee to next fiscal year. They will not meet PAYROLLS ABE MET felonies. Bankers expressed con tence he said: 7, 1882., the son o f John Francis 4:00—The Grab Bag. • consider the economy proposals. toe pressing needs of our credit situ viction they would be enforced. The “I want to make a few observa ward and Elizabeth Galloway. He 4:30—U. S, Army Band. Hartford, March 10.— (AP) — They also plan to organize the ation. “big hoarders” would be sought tions. attended toe public schools of the 5:00—Bobby Benson. Hartford banks today operated, un , Provision for additional saving is especially, they said. labor committee to handle toe $500,- “I want to thank toe spectators for city and in 1899 entered the employ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 5:15—John Kelvin, Irish Tenor. der the restricted provisions of the essential, and therefore I am asking 000,000 reforestation employment ot toe Derby Gas and Electric Com 5:30— Skippy. secretary of the treasury. Payrolls One man pbened a New York proposal. their splendid de(X)rum and officers toe Congress today for new legisla bank yesterday. He said he had of the (wurt for toeii conduct of toe pany for which concern be worked 5:45— ^Lone W olf Tribe. were met in cash, funds were given The ways and means committee, tion laying down broad orinclples SOCIAL THIS EVENING $700,000 in gold and wanted instruc trial. 18 years. In 1921 he entered to e in 6:00—Do, Re, Mi Girls’ Trio. to the needy and the foodstuffs however, will pass qn toe bond issue for toe granting of pensions and tions on how to get rid of it. He got. surance business which' he bad 6:15—George Hall’s Orchestra. necessary for the life of the com part of toe le^slation. “But what seems more important other veteran benefits, and giving 6:30—Elizabeth Barthell. the instruction. greatly expanded in toe past' 12 Want All Church Memban To munity were paid by currency. Roosevelt’s plan as to veterans, at this time is the firm conviction to toe executive toe authority to 6:45— Chandu .the Magician. The "little fellows” were just' as years. The doors of the banks remained Speaker Rainey said, was based on that toe Congrress of these United prescribe toe administrative de Enjoy Entertainmrat At'No 7:00—Myrt and Marge. closed for transaction of general Jittery. Folks who had kept gpft After filling various town offices the flexible provisions of toe Tariff States should pass legislation for tails. Charsre—The Program. 7:15—The Five Sharps; Dave Bur business. Under President Roose gold pieces as souvenirs parted from in 1927 he was elected Judge of pro Act, which permits the President to coqfigcation of all firearms illegally We are unanlmoiia in upholding roughs, director. velt’s proclamation the banking them with a sigh. A big bus'mess bate and after two years of faithful increase or lower duties on the basis owned. toe duty of to government to care According to Superintendent John 7:30—Jubilee. holiday was continued In effect un service to toe community waa re man, who had received the usual $5 “Assassins, roaming at will for those who suffer in 'ta defense C. Owers, toe object of toe free en 7:45—“Itching of the Skin” Dr. til the President issued orders to of recommendations made by too elected to th a t o ffice in 1929. ~ In in gold for attending a directors tariff commission. through toe land—and toey have and for their widows and orphans. tertainment tonight by toe Second Copeland. banks to resume all normal fxme- 1930 he w as defeated fo r reelection meeting, read of the penalties killed toree of our Presidents—are The application, however, of this (jpngregational (diurcn school in 7:50—Ray Felletter, pianist. tions. Governor Chross extended the The compensation to veterans and by Leroy E. Moulthrop by a slight against hoarders. His hand went to the salaries of government employes permitted to have pistols. great principle to Ikrge numbers of toe vestiy. Is to gather toe ixiembers - 8:00 — Scrappy Lambert; Billy holiday last night to Include Satur ward bis vest pocket, fingered the majority in toe Democratic land people involves complications —so Hlllpot; Orchestra. could be raised or lowered on the "And a pistol in toe hands of toe of toe parish and their frioids for day. A t the ■same time he declared gold piece, dropped It quickly. ordinary person is a most useless slide. Last year he waa elected to great that it is almost ImpossiMe to 8:15— Singin’ Sam. that the state bank holiday in the value of the dollar, imder the pro- the office receiving toe largest vote an evening of relaxation wltoout Gold was hot today. pos«d. weapon of defense. draw legislation with sufficient making a specific charge, for it. 8:30—-The March of Time. future would be made to conform on both toe state and city tickets, flexibility to provide substantial Beer BUI Passage ^ “No one can foresee what might However, those present may offer 9:00—^Leonard Hayton’s Orchestra with presidential edict. of his party. Justice in varying jituations. Ralpey said that PresVent Roose had happened had Mr. Zangara been any gifts of money at the does bf - 9:30—“The Tnslde Story”; Edwin The transactions carried on by His widow, a son, two sisters and The ^proposed legislation states STATE LEGISLATORS velt •’believes that with toe savings successful in his attempt.” toe program to cover expenses. C. Hill; Guest; Orchestra. the banks in Hartford today were a brother survive. toe principles and. limited by them, be can effect and the passage of toe Two plays will be preaentad by toe 10:00—8200.00 in Gold Contest. no different from those which they Funeral services will be held Sun permits toe executive to draw toe beer bill, that toe budget can be bal young people. One of them, “Dou 10:05— Columbia Revue. have (Xinducted under Treasury De day afternoon at 2 p. m. from the lines ol differentiation necessary to RECEIVED CHECKS TOO anced.” ble CJroseed” , wtU be ooeched b y 10:30— Street Singer. partment ruling for two days past. FORMER LOCAL MAN .ate home. Justice. Revenue o f about $150,000,000 an Miss Shirley MaclAChlan. The ac 10:45— ^Modern M ale Chorus. There were, however, more persons Salary Reductions 11:Q0— ^Nino M artini, tenor w ith taking advantage of these rulings Treasurer At Capitol Told nually is expected from the legali In accord with toe same purpose tors are Arthur Gallnat, Brwia Mor zation of beer; TO WED IN NEW YORK Columbia Symphony OrchestrsL which allow payment of funds for Them He Could Not Accom NEW HAVEN’S BANKS of substantia] Justice 1 request also ton, Gilbert Park, Geraldlae Tenney, 11:30—Âbe Lyihan’s Orchestra. general relief. Mr. Roosevelt’s employment pro- toe enactment of legislation .elat Eldito Trputon and Betty Hervay. In Gnards at Doors modate Them With Cash* jrasals of tomorrow call for toe en addition there will be atriag duet Williain James Rogers To Be ing to toe salaries of dvll and mili Guards at the doors of all banks listment of about 600,000 idle men N ew Haven, M arch 10.— ( A P ) — tary employees ot the government melodies by Qerelcllne rennay sad H artford , M arch 10.— (A P ) — I t here admitted only known customers into a corps similar to tot Army. Married In Ozone Park On *.'or toe first time since banks here This would repeal the existing fur Jane Harris, and piano and viotte was reported at toe State Capitol to today. Activity within the banks The recruits would be given sus Friday, March 17* were closed by Presidential order, lough plan, sutwtitutlng to ei'^ r a duets by Faith Owers and Mkwla day that individuals in severed places becapie more pronounced as indivld- tenance in camps in various parts funds were )>sld out for payrolls gensral prindê and authorizing Morfam, as wdl as songs by a quar in Connecticut had received offers WTIC oals in sizeable numbers passed of the country and would be paid (Special to The Herald) purpose today, on a basis of about the executive to make applieatioo of tet under tlw direction ot ltev..F, C*. Ttsvelers BroadeaattBg Bervlee through the gates. Deposits were to have their state checks (»8hed at not to exceed $1 a day. If they New York, March 10 —The mar 20 per cen' of toe normal roll. this prindple. AUen. Hartford, Oona. accepted only for safe keeping. The 10 per cent discoimt. To what ex have dependents, toey wIU be re ria ge o f M iss E llin M arie Ince, 18. 'It was estimated in banking cir-' The proper legislative function ia The second play, "Siiuariaf .. It 80,000 W , 1060 R . a , 2824 M. procedure in this varied in the dif tent this has been- practiced is not quired to send i part of the compen ol 116 East 63 street, this city, to clea that today and tomorrow to fix toe amount of expendituie, With the Boas”, wfll be preheated by ferent banks. known but in one specific instance sation to them. " W illiam James R ^ r s , 23, a about |600,(K)0 would be distribu t toe means by whiiBi it ia to be Ralph Cllflord, Hairy fiSUotti Uwta Some of the institutions would it is known th at a mem w as offered At any time toe workers can ob chemist, formerly of' South Man ed. Those who drew toe payroll raised and toe general prindples im Tuttle, Jr., Sarah M ad acklan* Alm a i F rid a y , M arch 10, 1988 accept funds and give a receipt for $27 fo r a $30 check. P . M . tain better Jobs, toey can obtain dis chester, Conn., will take place money made a ffid a vit th at It wou^d der which toe expenditures are to B ailey and EHaie Newomubk^jaBMl d i the amoimt of money received. Members of toe General Assembly charges.' rected by David WUUamBi - 4:00—^May We Present. March 17 next at 111-44 ll6to be used for no other purpose than be made. i i Other Institutions would not give a were given their weekly transporta Although toe total outlay is fixed 4:16— ^Triangle Club. street, Ozone Park, L. 1., the couple toe payroll-. Xiie details of expenditure par receipt for sustual cash but would tion allowance today in state cheifics, a t $500,000,000t R ain ey said, only 4:30—^Walter Dawley, Organist. announced here-today when they ob Bankers said this precaution waa ticularly In view of toe great pres KOPPLRMANir I accept a paidcage, wbkdi they would as usual. ' $200,0(X),000 would be required for- 5:00—^Little Symphony. tained a license to wad at toe Muni necessary that funds might not be ent emergenc,; can be more ~ise»' not examine, and return the cus Ordinarily they have repaired to toe first year. 5:80—"The Flying Family.” cipal building. diverted to other purposes. and equitably administered through WaahtBgton, Masak 1 0 ^ ^ ) —JL tomer a receipt <;or the package. the office of the state treasurer and It la designed to take many men Miss ince is toe daughter of The money stringency here is toe executive. The flexibUtty of bill placing an embargo ew fbieign 5:‘45—Studio Program. The Federal Reserve bank in Bos (»ahed the oheifics. Tbday toey off city doles and refieve toe cities Joseph and Alice Kllngsell Ince, of expected to be considerably eased the measures which 1 am proposing agriculture produeta gitiwii by hii- . 6:05— ^Dinner C oncert — Moshe ton today notified Hartford institu were not accommodated there and Paranov, director. of conges^n of unemployed. this city. Mr. Rogers is toe son of by toe distribution of toe half mil ia not only practical but proce«()8 dentured labor,

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TOVKITBY RBfUiyrf (NOTEi TbO' Aaaodated Preaa New York. March 10.—(AP) — Mwridra 84, New IritolB 81. yesterday pyeaented tbo results of Brlftel 87, fbeltoo 19. a national survey of s ^ legisla Two weeks from today tbs NatiMial HttIbouM 47, WlBdiutns 16. tion showing .tbat Oregon and Hockey League season will be over Centnl 86, Lym n Hell 29. Washington already bad turned to but there are only a few vague ideas legalised racing ain betttag as a i as to how they will line up for tbe New Hftves, Hrnrcb 10.—(AP)— new source taxation and that Ae • reetdt of e eurpnee 84 to 81 bills were Deriding iri 19 other series that decided possessioo of the famous old Stanley Cup. victory over New BriUio, the quin* fitates. Today it presents the result tet of Meriden Hifb eobool found of a national survey of the so-oan- In tbe league's international divi iteelf today ansoM ttie eeni*flnal* ed “blue law” restrictions on pro sion Toronto and tbe Montreal Ma ieta in tbe etate obampionebip bae* fessional baseball.) ' roons are practically certain of the ketball tournament for A«B divi* ® - J first two places, but even though eion teame. ' By FOSTER HAILEY the Montreal Canadiens gained tolnd ’ Given only an outeide obanee of place last night by turning ba^ ' beating New Britain, the Silver New York, March 10.—(A P I- their townsmen, 8-1, In tbe fifth of ^ dty team advaneed to tbe eeml Four score and mariy years ago the th^r battles for tbe city champion finale with Brlatol, Hillbouse of Purl'.an forefathers of America de ship there remsdns some doubt as to >ew Haven and Central High of cided it was and should be declar their ability to beat out the New Brldgepo^ in yeeterday's opening ed illegal to angags in anything ex York Americans. 'v v / gamee on tbe Vale intereobolaetic cept ehureh-gotog on the seventh ‘'4. Chicago Is out of tbe American tournament. day of the week. They passed Uws t division struggle for all practical ... v'. purposes, leaving tbe playoff bJrthe HlUbouae defeated Windham to so outlaw other activities. to Detroit, Boston and the New High of WillimanUo 46 to 16. BrlC' 95 Statss Have Ban ' Hunters, yon are looking at the dog yon’ve dreamed about. He’s Until they are proved otherwise In the national championships at Wichita March 20 to 28 the Durant York Rangers. Last night’s results tol, the pre«toomament favorite, A national survey by tbe Asso Rapid Transit, the 50-pound pointer which ontclassed all opposition In beat SbeltOB 87 to 19. and Central Cardinals stand supreme in tbe realm of girls’ basketbaU. Luellie Thurman, All-America center-forward, ciated Press of these so-called with the Rangers defeating tbe De is shown at tbe left about to toss one through the hoop. In tbe group are, from left, Doll Harris. LaHo- tbe recent National Field Trials at Grand Junction, Tenn. The Judzes won 86 to 29 over Lyman Hall of “blue laws,” mariy of which date ware nBaalmoris. troit Red Wings‘S-B in s smartly WaUlngfdrd. ma Lassiter, Irene Williams, Vera Dnnford and Coral Worley, all forwards. from tbo 19tb century, today shows played gam e and Boston's Bni|tM Brlatol, ranked firat among the beating the Americans 4-2. only that 26 states • stm carry a baa Grand Junction. Tenn., Marol) 10. eight etartere by the Connecticut By GILBERT A.' MAYO fainat recreational or guaful ac- made their raê closer and left the xnteracbolaetic Athletic Conference Svities on tbe Sabbath. However, —(AP)—The new king of the na- final issue uncertain. The situation wtn meet Central tonight in one Wichita, Has., March 10.—(AP) in only six has theiio been aay con tion’a bird dogs is a 4-year-old ENDEES TURN BACK Is complicated by the fact that De eeml'final, while Hinhouae, beaten —Tbe Durant Cardinals, girts’ na siderable effort to eirforoe them pointer, gifted with brains, speed, troit has only three gamee left, Bos twice thla aeaaon by New Britain, tional A. A. U. basketball cham against Sunday baseball and in five ton five emd the Rangers six. Tlie, atamina and an imcommon nose. third place New Yorkers aro only I will be pitted againet Meriden in pions who came from comparative repeal bUls are pending. Runnhfg high, wide and band- EMERALDS BY 37-34 tbe aeeoBd ga $. Moat important, in national in- three points behind the league lead obscurity to win the title at w i n / ^ some, Rapid Transit, owned by A. ing Detroit club. The eurvlvere of tonlghte game terest, of the repeal bills is that la G. C. Stge of New York, outclauMed Shreveport last year, will be back Last night’s fourth game did not will rmreeent Connecticut at the Pennsylvania, bonM at three m ater all competition at the National New Imglaad tournament in New* in tbe national competition here COMPANY a WINS ^CHARTER OAK GIRLS . league teams, and without Sunday tdfect the standings as the Chicago. Field Trials at Grand Junction, Tighten Hold On First Place BlackhawKa staged a fiaahy come port next week and tomorrow aft March 20-28 with virtually the WIN FROM MAPLES basebaii which bans Sunday play, Last night at Murpyb’s alls’^s in a Tenn., to win the national title by back after being three goals down ernoon win battle it out for tbe same array of talent that toppled Massachusetts lifting the restrto- tte^^gnanlmoua dedsion of the aUto title. ______special match Company G. defeated The Charter Oak girls defeated tlons last year. to the other last place team, the Babe Didrikson’s Dallas Cyclones In West Side Leagn^ Ka- Ottawa Senators, and crashed from the throne. the V. F. W. by 61 pint. Mathlason the Maple Girls 2 games out of 8 Annually tor many years bills FAVOBITB EUMINATBD ir a state league match at Hartford Competing in a field comprising through three tallies with the aid of Tbe team, representing Oklaho of the losers had high three string have been presented which would the beet the bird dog breedera have atom , Conn., March 10.—(AP) with 852 while Sam Walker had last night coming from behind to give the Philadelphia and Pitts ceys Also Win. Ottawa penalties to tie the score. ma Presbyterian College for wom to offer, the comparative young The Rangers and Detroit played —With the elimination of New en at Dunmt, went into last year’s high single of 131. win the first game by 8 pins and burgh teams the privilege of add wiiming tbe last by 30 pins with a ster, packing 60 pounds of bone great hockey, featuring smart play- Milford, pre-toumament favorite, tournament with scarcely more Pop Edgar had a bad night which ing to their revalues with Sunday and muscle, made 11 finds in a aa a reirult of a aurprlae defeat ad- score of 569. Mae Sherman was makteg and clever stick banming. than passing notice, although it hurt the Veterans chances. Pop be attractions but not until .this year three-hour heat, ten of them inde The Endeea tightened their grip oo xninlatered to it by Litchfield, the high for Manchester with 884 and and the result might easily have been had Just completed a season sched ing the only man hitting under 300 of depression—1988—have they pendent locations. battle for the state basketball Williams high for the Maples with first place in the West Side League reversed. A penalty to Stew Bvan.s. ule undefeated. on his team. been near peUnage. Untiring, this stiirdy son of The championship in the O-D division 340. Tomorrow night the local girls a little bit tighter last night aui they Detroit defense man, paved the way Company G LeglslatioB Pending Hottentot and Milligan’s Jane, became a free for idl affsdr today. The Cardinals at that time were roll the Bridgeport girls at tbe for the winning Ranger goal. Dit Saidella ...... 97 114 128—339 Now a bill repealing the ancient made his eleventh point as time squeezed out a 37-34 victory over Ranked first by the Connecticut untested against widely known op Charter Oak Alleys. With the Qapper waa the big factor in the Kearns ...... 92 113 88—293 laws has passed the lower House was called. He made his last three the hard fighting Emeralds, and the biterschdlastic Athletic Confer position. Babe Dldrlkson was then visitors will be Miss Alice Dlugo, Boston victory that boosted the Duncan ...... 120 98 120—338 and Is up for last and expected fa finds in the final thirty minutes of ence, New Milford suffered a a member of tbe defending cham ranking No. 1 bowler of the United Kaceys made their chances look a Bruins in their race and shoved the ' W alker...... 103 104 131—338 vorable reading in the Senate. his h ea t crushing '6 to 17 defeat yesterday pion . Cyclones and the critics gen States. trifie brighter aa they stopped the Americans down into fourth place. Diamond ------91 119 106—316 Those who should know say it will Because his brace mate in his in the opening contest of the Con erally regarded her team as invin Charter Oak Girls Dixies. 42-29. He scored three of his teams' | ^ s pass the Senate arid that (Sovemor three-hour trial did not offer suffi necticut State College Interschol cible. Sherman ..... 109 99 126 384 In the Elndee-Emerald set-to, the while Johnny Sheppard talllvd 603 548 573 1624 Gifford Pinchot prdbably will allow cient competiUon, Rapid Transit’s astic tournament. Marked By Grace dhd Charm Strong ...... 100 87 111 298 Endees led 22-17 at the half but the twice for the Amerks. _ V. F. Wars , it to become law without his signa ability to back was not put to a Emeralds fought back vigorously In the other preliminary games, One by one tbe favorites fell by J a c k m o r e ...... 92 102 120 314 ture. Both major leagues have Howie Morenz, the veteran center E d g a r ...... 81 92 98—266 teat until the last day. and with only four minutes left to who has not been "going’’ so well Thomaston defeated Nathan Hale the wayside, mowed down by the Nelson ...... 102 92 112 306 withheld their* schedulas pending A n d e r s o n ...... 95 105 122—322 He and his kennel mate, nlne- play the score book showed 31-30 in this season, was equ.olly important of Moodua, S2 to 16, New Canaan girls from the Red River territory Schubert ...... 97 116 100 813 the outoeme. F razier ...... 108 106 95—309 Srea^d Superiette, were put down favor of the Endees, but baskets by to the Canadiens. He scored the won 82 to 29 over Saiumury, while of Southern Oklahoma. Aa they The other four States in which Olson ...... 106 lOl lOr—314 for more than an hour’e actirity Gribbon and Wilkinson put the game two goals thnt decided the game, the Bloomfield joined th' select group progressed through tbe tourna Totals ...... 600 496 669 1565 legislation is pending with reason by overwhelming Old Saybrook 27 ment, however, their prowess was M a th la so n ...... 127 116 109—352 Maple Girls daring which each found two be in tbe satchel for the Ehidees. Ittst on a fiashy solo play, tbe Can;i- able expectaLoni of passage are vies. In the other game the Kaceys ex dlen victory left the teams dead- ' to 16. commented upon in terms of grace Dixon ...... 92 86 95 273 W lsconi^ Maryland, Geoigia and Thomaston will meet Litchfield and charm, not rough-and-ready 617 520 526 1563 Martindale .... 97 107 95 299 Suddenly, in front of the Judges perienced little trouUe defeating the locked for the Montreal city title Maine. The Mairie bill, however, and gallery, he saw Superiette on a Dixies. The Dixies had many gold with two victories apiece and one and New Canaan will battle basketball. Hebenstriet___ 89 110 114 313 would exempt amateur teams only Bloomfield in tonight’s semi-finals. SWEEPSTAKE RESULTS W illia m s ...... 101 118 121 310 point, and frose himself—backing en opportunities to score under the tie. There was not a player on tbe while tbe Georgia measure merely to honor her stand. baskets but coidd not make them The finals will be played tomorrow team who stood out from the oth F risk ...... 113 95 105 313 provides for a referendum on the There waa no longer any indeci count. Brimley and Earl Blssell BISONS HAVE CH^VNOB afternoon. ers. None of them was famous like Twenty-one bowlers took part in subject in the city of Atlanta. Wis- sion. The judges declared Rapid tallied most fur the winners with New York, March 10.—(AP) — Didrikson of the Cyclones. the sweepstakes rolled at Morphy’s T o t a ls ...... 492 616 530 1538 consiq voters expressed their de alleys last night. Teams from most Transit the beat bird dog of the Kerr and “Alfe" Brown doing ainu- The Buffalo Bisoim, can clinch sec Coach S. F. Babb had assembled sire for legalised Sunday baseball of tte alleys in town and the ma year. lar honors for their team. ond place in tbo international hookey tbe nucleus of the Cardinal sextet LOCAL SWEDES WIN in a referendum last fall. jor part of tbe better bowlers com Next Thursday evening’s game league tonight as they meet the only at tbe start of tbe season. He The six states where the letter peted. Howard Murphy and Mc finishes the league schedule and al Wipdsor Bulldogs in .the only game L ocq l Sport developed team play to a high de In the Hartford District Luther of the "blue laws" has been strict Cann ./ere high men with a total though the Endees have a tight hold on the leEigue pntgrain. " gree at a sacrifice of personal League at the Chari.er Oak alleys. ly enforced, at least against base of 867 pins for the three strings. on first place there Is a possibility The standing of the clubs less than glory. The result was a smoothly Manchester took three points from ball, are Pennsylvania, Maine, Vir Murphy made his total as a that the Kaceys may come through a week before' the final games cf Chatter operating organization that fur the Hartford team. A. Anderson ginia. Vermont, North Carolina scratch man, but McGann had a and tie them. If the Elndees win the season nei'.t Wednesday show nished the surprises of tbe 1932 na- l.ad high single of 127 and H. John and Georâ. North Carolina just handicap of 15 pins. Saidella was their game, they win the champion Buffalo two points ahead of the tionsd tournament. son had high three string' of 839. this year passed its bill outlawing Manchester Trade school closes its third and as no two men could win ALL-ST. JAMBS LOSE ship of the league, but should the Syracuse Stars and four behind the Ouch! Practice at 5 A. M. M anchester baseb'll on tbe Sabbath. In rock- season this afternoon in meeting two prizes, high single went to Endees lose and the Kaceys win, league leading London Trdumsehs. Bridgeport Trade on the latter’s To be a member of the team, a I. Carlson ...... 106 87 87—280 ribbed Vermont and Virginia, then there will be a tie for the top To gain the somewhat hollow honor Brennan. The totals with handi H. B r a n d t ...... 101 104 97— 302 where all except necessary occupa The AU-St. James basketball tWm court The Mechanics have won player must report for practice at caps were aa follows: was defeated by St. Joseph’s school and a play-off game will be neces of finishing first, the Btsons must eleven and lost six to date. 6 o’clock in the morning. There is H. J o h n s o n ----- 108 119* 112—339 tions are banned on Sunday, no sary. get at least five points—two vic H. T otal H. Benson ...... 90 94 93—277 legislation is pending. in Hartford, Tuesday night, by the no other time at which the college Saidella ...... 0 363 scare of 40-29. tories and a tie—in their last three In the opinion of the veternm, A. Anderson .. .101 127 107—335 Only the western states âs a gymnasium can be used for prac Murphy ...... 0 367 Woodhouae, Glglio and Reardon LEAGUE STANDING games, against three straight de Wardy Waterman, who starred in group are free of restrictive laws tice sefsic'is, for from 7 a. m. until W alker ...... 10 308 were high scorers for St. James, W on Lost feats for London, or three Bison tri the 8 t Mary’s-All-Bumsides clash 606 631 496 1538 against Sunday baseball and only E n d e e s ...... 7 4 early evening it is reserved for Banner ...... 10 340 while Mitchell and Murray played umphs and a single draw decision for Wednesday night Johnny Campion H artford Colorado has any sort of a law on Kaceys ...... 6 5 scholastic purposes. A leck ...... 25 262 best for St. Joseph’s. the Tecs would get the same result. will not be nearly as dangerous to E. Soderburg ... 84 96 102—282 baseball. The Colorado statute Dixies ...... 6 6 So tbe girls set their alarm M azzola ...... 15 328 AU-St. James (29) But to finish second without ar the Guards on ê Armory court. clocks, and report regularly before G. C a r ls o n ...... 93 100 80—273 leaves tbe declsioD to each locality Emeralds ...... 5 6 gument, lUI the Blsons need Is a vic Chanda ...... 10 288 and most of the important cities W R ST nC “On a small fioor Campion is ârd tory or a tie against the Bulldogs dawn for chut talks and plays, Sherman ...... 10 340 L. Anderson . . . 98 89 93— 270 6—Glglio, rf ...... - 3 1 i to atop," he said, “but a large one maintain league teams which ploy tonights Syracuse has only a sin basket shooting and scrimmage. PonUIIo ...... 0 341 A . Lam bertson 113 118 00-Sffllth, r f ...... 2 0 4 with prospects of even heavier odds title against a team whieh has twice The Rec Five practices tonight at S t M aryt by ring time. 3— L. Anderson, if, ig .. 0 l l Repairing defeated them this asasoa. St. Jamas (40) 7 o'clock in the School street gym in Philadelphia, March 10.— (AP) — H. Jensen ...... 67 47 Maxie’s gift for making opponents 1—Grlbbon, i f ...... 7 8 16 D. Jensen ...... 74 76 Tulsa’s Oiamorid Oilers — The P. * B. * F. T. preparation, for tbe second game of Tbe University of Pennsylvania look very bad qmounts almost to 0— F. Blssell, 0 ...... 2 0 4 Company tbe Town Serlu to !>e played at the Johnson ...... 67 67 strongest team ever to represent the 1 Renn, r f ...... T . 1 1 3 1— Wilkinson, r g ...... 8 1 7 four-mile relay team, which was to genius. He slaps and cuffs them Oklahoma .OU Canter—are oppon 1 JoUy, If ...... 0 0 0 State Armory.^ Ben Clune requests W alter ...... 75 61 around, bewilders them with tbe 4— 8. Anderson, ig ...... 2 1 it Your old shoes rebuilt that each member be on hand at the have iat tempted a world record at Somerville ...... 74 89 ents oL the Kansans ^night as the 8 Kovla, 0 ...... 9 3 21 speed of his punching, roughs them National A. A.' U. tournaineat draws 2 Grlbbon, r g ...... 1- 0 2 by latest modem above stated time without fall. the Niagara A. A. games in Buffalo around and never lets them get set 12 16 " b 87‘ 357 I 889 near aa end with three of the four 2 C ourtneyK if 6 2 14 EmeraMs (84) machinery and made to tomorrow, Is brokei) up today by the for a solid punch. He can’t punch seeded teams still in the running. More ping pong players have en barring of Bill McKnlff, former in 1 - Altken, rf ...... 1 1 8 look like new. Fret much himself but the light blows he vlnnlrif all its 19 gamLi this 9 17 6 40 tered their names for the ellmlna-. tercollegiate Indoor mile champion, S t James 2— Breen, r t ...... 1 0 2 eervlce. We call for pumps out by the hundreds can be winter, 19 ^ them lor the Missouri St Marys (95) 'tion tournament that is to be con from future A. A. U. meets. F. Sullivan ...... 98 88 exceedingly annoying. 2—Mahoney, If ...... 0 0 0 and deliver anywhere Ir Valley A. A. U. championship, Tulsa P. B. F. T. 0—8. Vennert, o ...... 6 0 12 ducted by the Recreation Centers to Tbe inldd’e Atlantic A. A. U. an R. R a y n a u d ...... 78 88 Heuser's sole chance of winning defeated the aatloial champions by 2 Smith, r f ...... 1 0 2 4—Hadden, r g ...... 4 6 18 town. determine the Town Champion. The nounced last night it had acted H. Sullivan ...... 81 88 apparently depends on his abUlty to latest to enter are Robert Boyce, 12 points on their hmne court and 1 H. Brown, r f ...... 0 0 0 2—D. McOonkey, if ... 1 2 4 against McKmff, charging him with A. Pongratz ...... 80 85 land a knockout punch. Ôtherwise Frank Little, Winston Bendall and by one point at Wlohlta. 4 Hadden. I f...... 2 8 7 V D i a l8888, participating in a., unsanotioned he appears doomed to a declslv* James Baker. It is expected that This feature game, aoheduled for 0 Wlppert, I f ...... 0 0 0 U 18 " s M meet last summer. The Buffalo meet 383 408 beating on points. The German, un some of the former contestants will German 9:80 p. in., overshadows the other 0 Sml^b, 0 2 0 4 Referee: “Ty" Holland. , .state ThMitw BvUliai was to have been the first competi defeated in this country, earned the fall in line within tbe next few semKfliials ooatest In this mateh 1 W lppert, 0 ...... 2 0 4 Umpire: B. MoConkey. tion this season fur MoKniff. He was H. Janssen ...... 69 76 tlUo. “shot" by beating Harry days. M. Kissmann ...... 97 104 the Southern Kansas Stage lines 1 Vennard, r g ...... 2 2' 6 to have been a member of the quar Ebbets, Freeport, N. Y„ blonde, in a team, representing Kansas City, tet which includes Gene Venske, E. Matcbulot ...... 88 71 0 W. Brown, I g ...... 1 0 2 recent slugging duel. Ebbets appears meets Roaeabeif-Arvey Of Chioa|^ mom m m mmm Tbe Hartford Y. M. C. A. volley world Indoor mile recurd holder; M| M atcbulot...... 46 69 / ball team took three out of five in the eight round semi-final tonight a team foaturiag the former North- Dan Dean, former intercollegiate P. Stechhola ...... 82 79 o' 1(^ 6 25 games from tbe Recreation Centers against Doc Conrad of Newqrk. weatam star, Joe'Rsiff. This game Halftime seore. 19-10, St. James. cross-country champion; and Carl last night on the Hartford court is sehediSad for S:80'p. m. Bsfsreei R. Sturgeon. Coan, one-time Intercollegiate mile 867 899 Roseribera-Arvcf Is the only un- Tbe scores were 16-13, 15-8, 14-16, MALCEFIZ LOSES ------14-16, and 12-16. UUist. seeded team rimoag tbs four survi Coach Lawson Roberticn left yes ONE BALL SWEEPSTAKES vors. ‘ The Sfots Uriiit. who won BOWUIIG terday for Buffalo. It was ei^ ted Toronto, March 10.—(AP)— Un fourth pfoos last seas^ when regis L e a f Miriam Welles of Wapplng led the Tonight in ihe Charter Oak one defeated in a Toronto wrestling ring ARgAt V Ilghti Cubeta GHrls of Afiddletown to a be would replace McXniff with Les tered fnim WMhBa,' had a battis to Schaefer on the relay quartet ball sweepstakes any bowler will since last October, Joe Maloewloa, taka thefo wuarter-^MR game from surprising victory over tbe Aetna have a ebanoe to win' tbe first prM Utica, N. Y., succumbed last night (By The Assoelatsd Press.) ^ I . > Life girls of Hartford last night in HutiOtfofofoYaifofoirR^ 98-18. 3 o f 15. . A to Jim Browrilng in a two-hour bout W est TOxas^ Eatt Teachers were the A ûm aty, 21-19. Miss Welles, BEG LEAGUE SCHEDULE witnessed by some 9^00 fans. no match ;for the Msiirp’s to the OHridea, N. J.—Paul Boaoh, 200, who has starred with the Ree Girts CHARTER OAK DOUBLES Browning scored the only foil of foo' ‘ ghrimploniehsiripioM wta' New Teric, threw Tlay Reehuok, 226, for many seasons, tossed in the win Tonaorrew bout, with ri aeroplane adenora aftef m a t t f - l ' aSsed tale the Oklahoiria, 2Ti02. ning basket with the score, tied at 6:00—Herald va Independents. In tbe Charter Oak ‘Doubles to one hour and 19 minutea. The win ttaxt to wlfo a 80-lT vic- Wuhiagiba, D. Leôsj 19-alL Bhe soored five points in all, 7:00—Celtics vs. Boris of Italy. night Borowikl and Brerinu will ner, weighing 989, had*a weight ad tndvenrity. 201, S t Louis, threw threi ffoB k JudsoD, MURPHY^S playiaB* at eanter. 8:00—Orl^na) Taffeys vs. DiUs. meet Howard airthWilkte vantage of 89 pouj^; 298, BestoarMiaO.

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There is no grief too deep foi spring to mend. of Grocery DoDars. ' JANET HBLI, break* ber enfafc* Mrs. Rooseve v's own style ot meot frltb BOLF CABLTLE after bairdressing, a simple -' wave and C O long, dt jod, we've walked the muted highway, By DB. NORRIS FISHBEIN ' leamiBf be baa been foing out with ber hair drawn back into a snood, Editor, Jonrnal of toe Amerleaa BETXT KENDAUi, a aooiety girl tssi' with a hairnet over it aU, is worn Each age we know mutt bear something of pairv Medical Asaodatton, and of and Bleoe of a member of the com* by several of tbe important Wash But it IS sprmg Juit for awhile we atk Thss Hygela, toe Health • paay for whlob be works. Janet is ington women, though thers Is That we may heat dim music in the temi Magazine. ieoretary to BBUOE HAMILTON, nothing new or modish about i t adverttsina manager of Every Home Mrs. Homer Cummings bas bangs, Most people now know that the Magazine, and Bolf is em ^yed in as ) several others, which put keeping of food at a proper tem bangs in the running again. Prac- an advertising office. Janet Is still perature and under proper eondi- much in love wlIJi Bolf but he has tlcaUy aU of tbe women of moment deolared tbeir engagement didn't have permanents, or else curly tlone of cleanliness Is highly impor "mean anything" and aocused ber hair. tant for the prevention of die- of not really wanting to marry him Among the younger socially eau. because she bas In^ted on postpon smart woman, tb*. bobbed head, As Miss E, M. Oeragbty, for- ing the marriage until they have with soft short cwls in back, prs- meriy dietitian of a great boipital saved some money. dominates. It Is an up-in-the-baek in Cleveland, points out in a recent Janet is lonely and unhappy. One coiffur* style, oorrsspondlng to tbs I*"*** ^ Hygela, the price paid for night on a street car she meets new springmpnag batUnei.Mutnea. food at the grocery is much in JEFFREY GRANT, young engineer Most...... important, probably, isthe creased if the material is lost bo- predominating number of woiwomen cauu of bad care in the home after who has reoenUy moved to the the food arrives. rooming bouse where she lives. A Lent glorifies the vegetable puts. VsgsUbles thing to get your-teeth into that makes the vege with gray hair who are doing tioth'tu few idigbti Utsr MOLUE LAM cooked just the right amount of time, and season table pUte jMBrfect. tog about it but fix It hMdsomsly. ^ e d s , bread, crukers, cooklea ed with taste, have tbs double appeal of looking • • * It is modleh to take exceptionally klwavs should be kept la BERT, who Uvea across the hall, most tempting and being good for you. urges Janet to oome on a "blind/ If you are artistic, your vegetable pUte can good care of graying or white hair, tightly covered containers to a cool Two things are essential to making the vege be a lovely picture. You can have it all yellow; to accent its color, to dress up to plau. Otherwise they are subject date." Janet deeUnss, then agrees table pUte a msal in itself. when MoIUs dselaras Janet should turnips, carrots, candled sweets. Or you can it and maks-up to it, rather tbM to dtytof and to infestation with First, combine the rtgbf vegeUbles. Don’t have a oomblnation of color that pleases. Ex have It touched. vermin. show some pride instead of mourn have two from the same general family at tbs ing over a "two-tlrosr who 1st ber cellent U the plats that Includss ^ I s d tomatoes. Butter must be kept at a temper same time, such as bruesels sprouts and cauli Then add something that rounds out a msa) the ature of from 60 degrees F. to 10 down." flower. Janet drassss hastily sad Mollis way salads do. tions available for just a Uttle mere. u grou F.; certainly not much high loans bar a coat A esll from down- • e « ^ . serve bread that bas a seat to it, a PartiouUrly good U this puts. Xt bas griUed A R V E L 0 U 8 T ^ i too, hie voyage took him to er or it will become rMcld and may special decided flavor, such as Boston brown ta a souro# to lafution. Of eouru stsira IndlostH that the two men tomatoes, splnaeb, lima beans and cauliflêr. strange ports where hie fancy w u P E E N HAS ROOM bread, rye rolls or pumpernickel. Over it U served piping hot Kollandalse sauce. ANHATTAN Intrigued by 990 emaU things, sou toto temperatuw may be below that sra wsitlag. One of the nicest things you can do is to take of tbe usual refrigerator, but is the NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Have your plates very hot before you put the venirs and what-ttote, uneeeential time out to make hot bran muffins. They give vegetables on. Cook vegetables a minimum of % rU A M O A O fM but of a nature to enlarge vacation 'sry bsst tsmpsraturs. FOR TWO TOBINS, Tbs usual rtoriasrai CHAPTER XVI I an enjoyable edge to the flavor of the meal a ^ time and time them all so that they are done enjoyment—Md of oeuru not In ust^ rtorigsrator tsmpsra I moreover, seem to add just that quality of some to perfection simultaneously. eluded In tbe "all expenu" price. turs mity bs Mywbsre from 40 db- Now York—Among ths hsil room gross F. to 60 dsgrus F, Janet,, hunying down stairs, He came buk to New Y o A bout- literati, it WM odniTdcrsd x A good iu rtorigsrator should caught a glimpsa of a man's tan moTMl tbxt linclxir Lewis ft tog of a good Ume, tat X noticed SISTERS DECIDE topcoat. No, thers were two of them, back half 'a block, so some of this Al Icbildner seemed quiet enough tbfts be ate at the automat for sev ^ B te to a tsmpsraturo to freib 4S imm’essiveness was ;ost. tune. Ob, tat she didn't w u t to be ef ft minor discrepftney in his A tan coat and a darker one. The ta t Mullins wae both garrulous and reminded of that song. It brough'i eral weeks therufter. ^ 7**** ®®*psrtmsat taller of the two men stood back. MoUie caught Janet’s arm just noisy. Worse than that, be wae ap* novel. Lewis, the oereful to 60 dsgrsss r . to tbs food com- back memories, ihe mustn't think S ftnftlyet, tbe psinetAktog teebnlolM, Peepe A t PereonaHtlM Hollywood—There is enough room partmuC The otber^—sllm, wiry, wltti dark I before they entered. "Having a good perently deeply attracUi by Janet. George Jeeul b u m autographed on toe sereen for two Tobtoi, just time?" she whispered, about them, flbe wouldn’t let ber^ tbe etudtoue etyllet, hefi let bis bend . Zoods should bs bought hair and dark ayes—said, "Hello, He leaned near to ber whenever be self— ! ellp, MW of all of the books of Franx •e there w u on Broadway, Oeae- telrly fruusBtly to got tot majH- baby. 0. K,? Want you to Imow my Janet smiled and noddd, the addressed ber. He bad told'ber al Karris. vieve and ViviM have deelted. wasn’t but there was no reason for Clumsily Mullins jolted ber against inconeequentiftl though tbJ result mum to tavor sad aroma out to friend, Mr. Mullios, FrMk, this is ready she locked like "a blue-eyed another ducer, 'Tta man turned, Bill Robiaeon, the tap daimer, om VlvlM, too newoomer out here, is tosm. Ttass for sxampls, Mollis, the girl friend," Mollis to know Oat, Even if she baby doU" and twice be bad called might be to tbe trend of hie book* ifloluds, smiling, to murmur, "lorry." Janet, tbe ptoftyunee letters felt very sleep only about four hours a night younger toM Oeaevieve, and X sup- esTMls and coffu. Mollis Lambert said, "Oh, Mr, were miserable she didn't want Mol ber "iugar," He k ^ repeating that of Another ineonmiu, lis to know it, the bad sworn to embarrassed, raised ber eyes, Ibe brftve Md importftnt for dlseovertng taer equal on toe etagw in fame, Mulline,,thie is certainly a pleas- tonight was going to be a large •ome souvenir hunter /me added 1ms Oeaevieve bu M ojf thru Of courM, frssb fruits to various urel A l'i always talking about you I make the whole world believe that night. Oh, bey, yes! "cK ^r****’ ***“ ' whispered bli error, Severel brought It to my ftt'. ntion. ( I ’m not so hot ftt cfttcb- n weird trophy to hie epHutioa. At n yeus' start on VlvlM, which meanst ^ s toould bs kspt to tbs rofrigsr- -a ren 't you, A l? " fhe turned to- and care-free tonight!" ’The m u was Rolf Carlyle and be a Broadway movie bouu where a much ooniidering that etaga names atto; fats and oils should not bs put ward Janet. "And here's semebsdv I —m m ing such thinge myself), The second time be asked her to was dancing wjtb Betty Kendall, I think tbeir deeper feeltog Jimmie DurMte film w u playiaf, Mldom rate with tbe aveiage movie to too w jrtfs ra ^ , howsvsr, bseausa else fw you tTmeeU Miss 'Zaside the restourant they were wu there w u a papier-maclM moul o ' dance she refused. ’Then she decided tbftt ftU ot tbeir buoflee in Rmit own fM until establiebed on Om eoreea. tboy will absoto stroog odors and Mr, Mtdiins, You loow Al, don't greeted wlte Oe strains of a new sitUng at the Uble alone with (Te Be CMtinued, "feh n ofile'f" bead u part of tbe ^ b a U y buAuee ebe tooufbt it tavors from pthsr teod substenoss. you, Janet? No? Ob, excuse me, wn trot, ReigMs' boasted dinner few books might be excused, einoe him wae worse than danding, fhe ^ e wu groot, in Unok end white, baUyboo out front. It &eappenre( t | ^ r to profit by a name buTlt, on MIm Osrafhty points out that TOis is Mr, f childner,r WsU, we | musm ano and dancing.oancing, thsThe dioiogdining room didn't have to talk to him when tb ^ right in tbe middle of a busy mati- tta screen at leut, by ber sister, asparagus, corn psas ta not didn't keep you poy§ waiting, did was a large s ^ e with walls in tbftt even n LevHe cm tangle. danced and perhapi be wouldn't be , to Lewie' first obftpter, be said of n u period. ViviM eontomplated ebM fin f ber kssp wsH anywhsrs snd should bo w e - ? " tended to imitate Bpanish tilting, so awkward another time. own, vuilt on toe fr ussd as soon u posslMt aftsr pick- fbattered on, Tbero was an abimJaace of daA hie heroine, "Her mother died when stage, before re to r Oeod-natured MoUie chattered Just as A l and MoUie returned to leaee of "Tbe ffiga ef Tta OroM." Xt JMct put ber hand into the out' red and pale green in the decora YOU »ho wu ta t ten, ber tether n yenr ^ rtorixsrator is ussd to store **>• table the waiter appeared with* ft/ter Ann left eoilege.. . . " wu Oeaevieve u well u OeeH De- sketched hMd of ^ tall young tions, ’Thers was a dark rod car the food. It was an appetising din MlHe who dissuaded ber. 'Tboy held ban naif ot ths frsqusot pur- man in the dark coat ami said, pet, red leather chairs and red ner ta t Janet was not hungry, ffhe At tta bsflnninf ot Obnpter 6, chssM in too daily dist and many glasses os tbs eftsp whits Lowio told ui tbftt ber tether bed a temllysoenfereau about it, with "Mow do you do," wae spared listening to MtHliM be HICSrE tbeir mother, of eouree, sitting in. to ^ . oocAsionaJ onss. Miss Msr first glance had been reas- cloth. left ber—ta t here she wee only ft g ti’hfbty advisss partieuUrly that cause MoUie Immediately took up junior in eollege. These Tobiu nre oiaaaiei group. surtng, Mr, K llls s was, m Mollis I, Four muslftaas, on a raised plat- tta conversation. Then A l in terru ^ jy Oilvf Robifto Aftoh too rtorigsrator bo not orowdta be- TUe wu righted in tbe third edi 'Meter AeV causa erowdtoi intsrfsrss with tbo had saM, r a ^ nice iMking, He form at the far side of the room, ed to tell something that hiid hap tion. ; ! r ~ n Tbe two make a coaviaeiaf "eie- was tall, sot fat but rather square- were beating out their meticulous pened on bis last trip out of town, H e fima who will servo yo6 ter Mt," altboofb einu they were ^ e t^ tlo n to air aad lowsra too ly M lt, Mis lir tt hair had a red- rhythm, s w l^ g as though bypno- gatbered that Al 'spent about "M ff. Hayes drove Mary and me ^ publishere informed me thnt, agMast bit conviotione win serve sfficlsfloy to too rtorigsrator. ftlthougb the diecrepnnty wu in tbe children they have gone ^ r sepa Room should siways bs Itot to ths dish caH and his eyes were an off tised by tJ blatant mmelody, e l^ , A ^ t !*»H o f time in Lancaeter «id home from soheol, jnother." you fM ulv in tbe end. rate waye on tbe stage, shade o f blue. The oniiliy thing Janet a dofon couples were dancing in M f "on the road," MuUins remem- forita, they considered it pert of -D a vid ff. Barry, former Senate 'sfrifsrator for m Im s and dossil tbeir bustoeee to diieover eueb 'If wo could find a story in wblcb bscauss many to too cams to food didn't like about his looks was the the square, uncarpMed space re ^ e d having seen a friend of A l'e it n im , did fh âta if l went to tbe sergeant-at-arms, dieebartsd for the obaraotere talk to eaob other u smatt, pMe red mustache perched os served for them. Only about a third the convenfion that afternoon Md clubs last night?^ things before books nre off the press, Mjdng seme members e« Con- C nfsotion corns from food prspara- Anw fty, fts 2 sftid befors, it eietere reaUy talk," uys ViviM, ‘ lions to this eharactsr. OsraM rs- his tippsr lip, A musiache makes of ^ tables wsre occupi^, so the talk moved on, "Why yss, che did." rsM are bribe takers. "we'd like to play eietere in a pic some men look older and more Al bad reserved a table and the doisn’t mfttter. AH the fuss just f qulrs molsturs ^ tosir d s v s l^ AbsMtly Janet glanced about the provss ons thing—thnt n men who ture. But eucb a etory is bard to msnt, aad also warmth in most dignified but for some reason this headwaiter led them toward it, it did you tsll hsr?" ^ Tbe meet confounded surplue we room. Yes, it had bsen a miatake nêspts tbs NoIm I priM for Utivn- find." • ' easss. It is wNl to brar this teet to mustache had exactlyctiy ithe opposite was near the orchestra—too near " I told hsr no, btcauss you ha/i have is of moee-baoked pbHiMopbwe to come ta t she must endure the tow bfi* to oe pMnfully msticlous «rho My you can't do M vibiag, How sisters "really talk" sbb mind to tos cart to foods to the effeet. It n ^ Mr, Mullins look al-1 Janet thought ta t Mdiie was ob^ evening somehow, Tbot^ were some Mr, Md Mrs. Snyder hers to dinner didn't explain. It niifbt be iaterest- horns. most juvenile, which was odd, con- viously pleased, and you played bridge; to* wfty bs dots his I’s snd —Louie J, Taber, bead of toe Na ni^looking people at the next tiof his shositrlngs. tional Oraage. ini table, Two men and a girl in black. "EIIm Winteisl When will you Unless bo just doesn’t enrs About ViviM badId Mgbt wuke’ work on ***** commented enthusiastically, It was the sort of smart, expensive- Don't you know she delib- smftll oftJibrs shftrpsbootsrs. Men may stake tbeir lives for "Tbe ffign of 'Ihe Crou", ber first ” ^ 5 * * * ^ presented menus and looking black dress Janet wished she dfofo to school to get you Travof Itcb money, ta t there are no ideal forces film, which w u toe time the wbde could afford. so ^ could iminp you? She a ^ Right now the Mlurlug offers of behind the Lugue ot Naticne to picture required. 'Tbat w u unusual •uddenly Mullins' loud laughter uc and X told her 1 couldn't cheftp excursions on tbe pnlfttiAl kindle tbe s u r u flame ot entbuei luck for A screen beginner, eepecinl rang out and the girl in black iMk- I had to go to a club oesM llnere mnke one itch to get um. ly if ber role is a secondary charac exclaim cheerily, "Mow about it? tUg S R i S t ter like Dacia, toe ebattery gossip Are we all set? Then let's step on to remind herself ^ t she w a T ^ ed at him, Jenet caught the disap ft rfty from this wsftring, tSAring —Oen. Hans von Seeckt, former it!" proval in tiMt glues and tuned "Well, couldn’t you have told town for just ft Uttle while. Gommaader-in-ehlef of toe Oer in toe latest DeMille extravaganxa. her about Mr. and Mrc. Snyder?" MoUie's "bey friend’' hia *®** MoUie who wae gener- away, ber cheeks flushiog. Bftlynf ielftnde beckon; tbe ro- man republicM army. But Vivian b u been unusually lucky m CATTQN S r k*** and kind-hearted and deserved WeU, there w u one thing she You don't understend, child. to ber screen career to date. Eqpe- brown felt at a jaunty angle. He to have ber fflftnee of tbe wntere is wMl nigh ir- HISTORIAN OF food time unspoiled, .t could be tbukful for. No one in ftie , asked me Sunday and 1 dkbii rentable. Every tow hours some of Tbe depression b u no more rela clelly so to tbe manner to which ebe was only a little taller than MoUie was aU listen to Frank ask them until later, l didn’t wM t HIS OWN CITY.; am no one m the world would have restaurant knew her, ft fellow's friends nre steftmtog out tion to A busineee cycle than a tidal annexed her first role. Mullins tellfag stories he bad beard lA ter when the orchestra leader to go to her house. Besides, she’s wave bu to a tide. The return of Unexpected 'Break' cMled him handsome. ffRll there at a of bsrs, bent on a week or three of One kind of writer tbat this vaudevUle performence even raised bis baton to sginal the be ^ tbo Bnydsrs bseause deck languiebtog end bdetio pleas world demand tor,gold b u puUed the ViviM, staniity on the stage was somettUng en giôg about his they re rich. I f they coum here country hasn’t enough of is the t b o ^ be laughed, at them more ginning of a new number Jenet ures At fttmoepberlc ports. "Why : 'oundatloos out from under toe whUe ber filter w u breaking toe irregular features. He had a quick loudly than, anyone, else. But when sta always resents it so, I havs to local historian — the chap who way of looking at the pe/son to nodded, eccepting Mullins' invita don't you come along7" thty tetniL whole debt Md price structure. talkie lee, came out to visit Oene* is wiUlng to spend laborious she tried to dance with him and nar tion to dance. It was a waltz ibl^- kssp quiet, about i t " —O. F. Warren, professor of agrl‘ viev sand famUy to June. While here whom be spoke and his words came rowly escaped tripping due to his Then they oome ewaggering back, hours digging up the history to in short, jerklog phrases. time, an old song she liked. 'Tbe *• *•*<* ®*cn, tanned and full of adventure tales cultural economics, Cornell unt she accepted an invitation to viMt his own town, and who is able , to awkwardness it wae too much! ‘why do y w pay any attention to vereity. in Idaho, and she and her toother It wae Al'e car in which they word*! e u g themselves through her (iWOTe of them stin walking o o v ^ write about his discoveries entto- MuUins seemed to regard flse epi mind: Were packed to drive north when the were to ride. He cMled it "the bus" , ebe thinke." tainlngly when his spade work is sode ae a joke. Janet was sure &o ITAt me eaU you sweetheart. 1 will make a prayer Md u k for telephone rang. completed. - 'Y f*» Z do, becauae daddy works But 1 got In some vengeful snick I'm in love t^ h you—" er* at one of them who taunted me x>wer to see wbat women may ac- It w u DeMille, and calling Vivian, A fine example of tbat sort at Hr. Hayes. Shs c u make a lot »mplisb, M d for courage to fOUow not Genevieve. The end of it w u Frank Mullins was humming the with bis plans for a lazy voyage to book is "Historic Salisbury," by of trouble." the light u.lt. is given to me. that, over her own proteets, she took a ; in the front se»t and Janet and " T ^ ' why don’t you go to aee southern watere. Charles J. ‘Truitt. In this book, —^Mre. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife a screen test that very day and pubUsbed on the 200tb anniver her escort behind—MoUie was ad her when ebe aeka you?’’ One of those popular "all expense" of the PreeldMit. tour* lured him. It's ” |100 up” price signed for tbe role. sary to his town’s incorporation, dressing Mr. MulUns as "Frank" "EUen, you’re only a child. ‘1 w u aU for waiting until I came and telUttg him about the time the Don’t aek eo many, queetlone. scale w IS enticing. But when be Mr. Truitt gives a very readabla Americans purchase ISO,000,(KX) back," she says, "but Mr. DeMUle and coherent story of how Salis car stalled out on HiUcrest road don’t like her, that’s all. But you came to buy his tieket he couldn't worth of fraudulent stocks each Evening Herald Pattern resist certain special accommoda- insisted. Two days later 1 w u at bury, Maryland, was founded, and Al worked on it half an hour certainly ought to have enough week. work. I shudder to thtok-of it how, before be discovered it was out of I sense not to tell everything you how it grew, what sort of adven know." to thiwfc how Ughtly I w u about to tures its early settlera had and gas. MoUie and A l both Uugbed By HEUrn; HTLL1AM8 >au up an opportimlty!" about 'that. ."She asked me and it was tbe who its leading eitlzene hatre. maetmted JOresamalcliig Lesson truth.” Vivian is blond, sUght, sparkling, beta; and it’s tbe sort of book TH/S CURIOUS WORLD - with grey-blue eyes. A scant family that ought to be wrlten more Janet didn’t like the way Mr. Mul- Fnrnialied With Every Fatten. "You'D learn some sense some llnr dipped his arm across the back day." resemblance to (Senevieve is ucen- often. tuated on the screen. To be sure, tbs appeal of suck' of tbe seat. She w uted to u k him , A precious . little model------for dainty "Mother, I never know what to to move it but that seemed to be |ww mM^ in? saflor-bhic dimity, say to your friends. Whatever a book is apt to be Umited; yto do • It's always the wrong thing. this reviewer, who has nevo' been glvmg the nmtter too much import- Jumper *iii7 V % j HELPED ALONG within many miles to Salisbury, ance. Instead she sat rather uncom- gathered eklrL How ciirb Bbh: Ah dutae wôhjanp. tat TM IMCrVRML ANR MWpBTNi to the doonvay. Thty h a d ^ 'p u k I ••teaiaeaaaaaaiaaeaaaaaaae Ah* osUsvsp hit am Ofia^b dsss-yer the e u on a side street ekd walk —I— ^ 1, ♦ X « . w * »• — Im i Bsm "A i.. Pv-t-v' 'VV. IJN. .1* jf\ * r

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M r eC tha houN. almUar to lira. White Heuat houaahpld ttMt ftem BooNvalVa baditen oo tha aouth- M to SS. Shahafljuafchadharim lipiHlJSEROOHS wait oorear. asetlBf with the whole ateff, M U \ 1 / S 9 Tha aut and of, tha wlda hi^ li which moludee five men ■eoceterlee Wheni }^ l Banks Op^n now mada into a' Uvlng room with who get out formal InvltetlOM and SIOVNBTlSrUDT piano and motion plotura .appar attend to official aeatiaff, v atus. Down thraa itapi and juit . The complete tour flakAed, a lour M tA R SVhi outside tha Ltnooln study, Mrs. that took two hours and flftew. min ' A ' OUIJ M AI' K I I ^ ^ Rooiavalt has teoved the (amoua utes, Ike Hoover .put In Us third Fmt First Tfane In IBstory Monroe roie-upholitered tumitura, appearance and this time Mrs. Hew inihkAlIhrdh . Aiii because she doesn't want thrllooie- Roosevelt told him she would "be Ho datelku kMRtet . . . . . At Our " Rlbarlaltiind-ONtKHit ■ \ velt family to wear out this dedicate there" Immedlatelv. tee bMtef of Mrs. Roosefek Entertains furniture; This is directly above ^ e then took ui right to the h e b e M d T W - " " S f i S ' Dyicitctscn Ddperlmtnt tbe marble state stairway which cir front entrance, the first Lady ever fw r , A e d * » j W i A ha. opdteU Newspaper Women cles down on a landing from both to speed departing guesta la a per ing fuUg, h |N traprm .\ BOH.ID HAM PORK LOWS “ 1R< t sides and then straight down to the sonal way, and thanked ua for com- Secreui^ -Wbo^B’a ^ stfitemsot main ball downstairs, just outside jD g. egriy today Mid that Fancy Sprii^ the famous long Bast Room. thSr aeaembllng of mformation By JULIA BLANCHARD Upstairs, letting off the east end ahoitf, h an k . oondlUiMis^ It And haw SMCEd' HAM MILITIA AIB FOROB. , decided "not Ih authorise any re- NEA Service Writer of the hall on the north of the I any ro-i . ,TT"'V" LAMBUGS house, is a duplicate of the smsdl openings before Saturday, March- Jsaued Freilier Smelled l-TIhevf Washington, March 10—For the Toronto.—The Canadian Depart-, U a decree whicn ^ rovi(fea auSsidies comec bedroom a^ bath. This meht of National Defense is organ- Irst time in history, the First Lady one is done in yellow and wbfte, a He added that It was ' oQbOipus of fourm ra t v t m H m s K a izing a new branch of its aviation "that it win. ngt be j;>Q88lbIe ^ fqaet air traasportetliHi compaalsA M Ae SHOUmRS jef the Land entertained five news charming girli^ looking room, department at Toronto, a militia air which Anna is now using. It leads 00 idl of the spplfpatlons eveniven by decreq v u iasucd.ln. so hflEprt to en- Fancy wMiJed 4-5 Ih avf paper women at luncheon in the force and reserve. S^adron Lead Satur^.** fte-opcaing of "abuim OpUfagS'the eaatldliuod^df regular to an imposing huge bedroom drai er Rowsam of Ottawa has 'b ^ lb .private dining room of the White in rose pink, with carved canopied bank^ will be Sutiioriaeo jae npidte pesaengdr,' man and exprims trans transferred to this point- to take as pf the room. To tbe CIGARETTIS left of tbe door leading back to the b u e a b r ; 0 «|TnnLD r-LUCirYRhH|CI ‘ President’s bedroom Ib Ihe famous lbs. d o z . desk made from relics of "The OLD QOLO - CAKMLS ' RdfOlute,’’ ornately'carvad, a gift 2 • ^ 1 1 from Queen Victoxia to the eijrrent Prerident. On this, now t^ Presl-

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^ r ^ FEATURING DRAKE’S NEW - ALWAYS It. state FedmUr^ ALWAYS [hslc O tm if jjôORbrinir DRAKE’S S l b k G d d U . ^ tea thlnr ot' a BoboR of ‘ 1V-. Sponge Cake for':drareh'orEU!iiirt8; choir dli«C^ TWO, ^ Angel Food Ciake Pound Cake FLOUR 21c tpxs and RliigetB, to.bo htid at St. New Havaii, M sidi _ „ jrotah’B «munm, comer FiOrfield and JamM aqd Aztbur Stebhlif^ NOW lOc NOW 20 c Parklavanuaa, Bridgeport, on Mon time -actora and bteehteba oc—_ 24^2 lbs. Gold Medal day, Mardh 20, a t 6 . p. m. 'ftia iana of two generaUote' agb. 'wlft W ^* Today’a popidar cake. 2 5 * GOOD meeting is opm ,to.the public, and recent years have eke 1 out a'ityiuk''' FRESH is entirely without charge except here hy selling candy, aid daad.V^ .*-a , ______Ask us FLOUR 7 5 c for the luncheon. All persona inter -Aurthur, 74,.^died In S t R i^ te ^ X r; Fresh Crisp Jersey 'or lijMeh In ori Radio Delivered free. ested in church music are invited Full Cream BfanufRotarera or regnlar hospitej yesterday' . of .pueurooidjB’ . ,f the various banks ceive new deposits, kiseping them in they’ie always fresh in die big ^ Fresh FuU Size of the coimtry.*' cash or government bondi,. Sanitary Market 1-ponnd or 2-pound wax- I S l U l l l v S Fancy Lettuce Fancy Ixmg Another purpose of the delay is to Makes available to 'depositors an wrapped package. Collins Buncheg , Rip* amount equal to the eouno assets of Beets Cucumbers permit the issuance of what Woodin Parsnips Carrots Tomatoes called “an adequate supply of cur Dial 4 8 0 0 2 for 15c Mushrooms $ 5c lb. 2 for 15c rency’’ to meet the demands. Still NATIONAL BISCUIT another, said Senator €lass of Vir Strictly Fresh Eggs rsr\ ginia, is,to “give more state banks HOLLYWOOD dozen...... 20 C ' COMPANY Confectionery an opportunity to come to the shel Fancy Native Potatoes ter of the Federal Reserve syr n.” large size, p e c k ...... SUGAR Meanwhile, ,the new President MARKET Spinach O r a n g e s 2 S S ” who was responsible for the un 381 East Center Street, p e c k ...... Floridaa—with aa much Joioe aa you wlU get anywhere at this price. 3 lbs. 1 7 e usually swift action in the Capital Comer Parker Fresh Dug Parsnips had nothing to say other than to let Dial 4233 . We DeUver. lb...... it be known he was pleased by the Fellow Globe T n ^ p s For Juice and flavor Atwood p e e k ...... try these Indian River Good Medium Sized way Congress had put through his 2-4 LB. FOWL Native SUGAR banking bill and endorsed the steps Fancy OaUfomla Oranges 64 size Grape Fruit be bad taken. \ d o ^ ...... Grape Fruit Rapid Developmento 15c “ Baldwin Apples, Pototoes 1 0 pounds That statement on his behalf cap 5 lbs. f o r ...... ped off the day in which one bank TOP ROUND STEAK 4 Large / 2 '" llc Grapefmlt /....i...... lOc 25epeck ing development rapidly followed Lord, 4 for 21c another. I t founc the new Clongress 3 for 29c. 42« meeting at noon and organizing, 19c"’ 1 lb. p ack ag e...... lên receiving the President’s brief Cut from best heavy beef. Fresh Fish every day. DIAL 4151—MANCHESTER’S OUTSTANDING FOOD STORE. message asking action. Action be 8>/j to 4 lb. Native Fowl Q A Rowe’s Famons (tysters, got. e a c h ...... ^ 0 « f C MUd pack, p in t ...... FIEE RECIPES The House at 2:66 p. m. began Lean, Tender 1 C O C Antoorat Coffee, consideration of the bank bill. It Pot Roasts, pound 1 0 C > 4u O C 1 lb. c a n ,...... TAO TEA SPECIAL passed it at 4:06 without a voice in Small Legs Spring Lamb Our Best Coffee dissent. The Sexxate toox. up the p o u n d ...... a OC lb...... measure 26 minute, later u d pus- Freab Shonldera a Native Fowl, Sm all Mediui ed it, 78 to 7, at 7:28. It was slgnml p o u n d ...... O C 4 to 6 lbs. each, lb...... by the Speaker and Vice Prerident Fresh Pig liver $ A.. Lego o< Lamb Ju n io r RotUl md was enroute to the White Home pound ...... l U C ft...... by 7:66. At 8:86 “Franklin D. Roose Tender, Rib Roasts 1 O ^ Pork to Roast velt’’ was written on it, making law pound ...... 1 9 C ft...... Uneeda Bake rs ^^KTronlfiuSrTnirTulêgeSSBI^^geSTIonsrâHvrTIorTIouSrTSmJRnon^JreeiS Bib Boost Beef Ia VI of “a bill" to provide relief In the Swift’s Sliced Bacon e m are now in at Pinehurst 29c lb. existing national emergency . In p o u n d ...... 1 f C ft...... Crisp Great Beans Spinach...... S'/t lb. Turnisp banking, and for other purposes.’’ Bump BoMt Bib Fork Boosts 1 O ft...... Fresh Green Peas I ^ Crisp ^ lery Uses Authority pound...... 1 4 C Bound Steak White Boiling Onions Fresh Radishes Parsley Ninety-four minutes later Presi ft...... dent Roosevelt used the powers this EXTRA SPECIAL Yams " Canliflower Asparagus Bond Bread o _ Sirloin Steak law granted and issued his procla l b ...... mation extending the holiday. lo a f ...... U C Fancy Milk Fed ROASTING DALDWIN Fancy Bananas Even before that there were 2 fte. Hambnrg 4 lb s...... preparations to put into effect the 19c, 25c S te a k ...... 25c provision of the new banking act Pure Lard 5 fte. Saasage $ ibs. Fine Table Pears for a current expansion. Secretmy pound ...... w v M e a t...... CHICKE A pples M. 5 f o r ...... >.. 2Sc WoodiB stazM p s work.and meu Hoiiey Comb Tripe, went into axMwerenee with triuM ... 23c $ lbs. f o r ...... 4 to 5 lb Ideal ury officials that lasted until 1 a. m. Hot Cresa Buna 1 C ^ Deerfoot Saasage, ■ v o r R g o Garnishing Brill’s E. Z. Freeze Ice Cream dozen ...... ' I O C 1 f t. b o x ...... Powder, ChocolatS or Vanilla . Besides the currency expanslou 10c ost feature—providing for the issuance Extra Large Florida Corned Beef- Cherries D Food of new money backed by securities Oraagea, dozen ...... 29e lb...... 2 Bottle, j g ^ A Mighty G o^ can MEDIUM SIZED PEA ' 10c 95o doxea 5 Ibi. Black 1 6 c C“ 2 * ^ 3 0 c 5 lbs. White 2 can PsyllaSeed Pratt Low All Psylla Seed EVERYBODY^ MARKET Forges Ahead! Battle Creek Specials GREEN ASPARAGUS All our branches are going to have a itsls sslc in each of their stores in cornmem- Larfe tall No. t cm.. Lowest price In Battle Creek f $3.00 year.. oration of our opening— « $2.00 ANOTHra BRANCH in RockviUe, Conn.! 29c c“ 2*^’55c I 1 lb. Black 4 Cans $1.00. 1 lb. White |‘ Psylla Seed Psylla Seed *Êverybody Saves at Everybody's Market** Othor AiiP Moit Thl. .pace 1. need to teU yon abont three thrifty bnya. all “That’s the by-word in the community’’! Money may be scarce—but so are Mmrkft Spocials made by tiie mme concern which have Mid especially well dnee Eyaperatod Milk 75c people started counting their pennies. Three excellent gnar* 50c values like these! anteed products. PRIM! ; IVORY BLEACH 3 bottles 25e Rib Roast Beef BROTHER CanTonSpur.. DIME! 19c lb. Cemat Whita Rico Full Quarts Cloudy IVORY BLUmO If yon can, here’s what it will buy today in our store: pki-5c AMMONIA Medium A Dozen aiNUiNB •PRina Quakar Oats lO e Red Salmon Tangerines LAM B LEGS Same riae bottle a. bleaching water. small 2 p h a * » 9 c l i e 2 bottles 2 0 e 1 lb. can. 2 1 c lb. 2c return on each Bleaching Water or Bluing Bottle. A Dozen __ 5 Lbs. Iona Paachat -¥i Oranges Cabbage Na. t V t 1 0 c CM Sliced Fr«hFpanicfurts w Rib Roast Pork Bacon Van Camp’s Encor# Macaroni SmaU Link Jl 3l* A 1"** dw^* Gum Drops 10c lb. and Spaghatti 21c"’ Large Bottle A Pi^ of BONffLBM 5 c pk>. We certainly are going to have some fancy fresh OVEN RO A ST Pink Salmon Scotch GROUND BEEF for meat loaf or meat balls tomorrow. 2-lb. Boxes ^^^B 19c H,. Tomatoes 2 c m 1 ^ . ^ Ham PINEHURST GROUND REEF 2 quarts 2 Large ‘ "’ 30c OYSTERS Rod Saknen - 3 pound 2 pounds String Beans Grape Fruit 2 cans 2 5 c l-2 1 b .lg c 2 3 c pt. AU Varletiez of Flnezt Brand Finest Azeortment aORTON’S MADY TO FRT Block Chuck CRACKERS! TUNA FISH! fAMOY Codfith G ikai can mp Daisy P o t R o a s t s L A M R L E G S COOKIES! Silver Salmon Blue Pater or a ta Oarta Mers^laiis^ Hams Every one of Pinehnrzt quality and of ae line 17clb. Sardinos 3 canal 3 c 5 lbs. P 9 * quality ae you can find In .MAndieztra. • Smne 2 5 * box 2 cans 2 5 * 1 2 * lb. legBvat 26o lb., a few 8e lb. more. Boned and COFFEE 25c"’ Schofield Sausage Boiled Lolni of Lamb. ! Same Fine Grandmother’s- Cigarottoi Same DeHdone Finest Orange Pekoe m a ir r o ’olook Italian For anything in the Meat line and the best grade of meat Manchester BREAD 19c lb. Luoicv rnmcM / Salad Drming! o H u m m a L M . Endive offers—come to PINEHURST, ll)anchester*s outstanding food store— Pound Cake! TEA! SLIOgD OR ^ M D OIROLS OAHSLa For Salad Dial 4151. Fancy Capons for roasting, just pound after pound of deli UNtLICkD 2 5 * jar 21c ib. I OLD 0 0 1 .0 0 . Healthful cious white meat,'34c lb. Large and SmaU Roasting Chickens. L of L * b * Turkeys. ôUers. v 1 2 « •<>■ LlmlML 2 5 * ■OKAR • / ‘ 10c pk. , ' 15c DeBcioae Bulk 10-OZ.LOAp' 2 5 c lb . Foitey Cooking Fricassee Fowl AfewgmaUFoylat...... 89c Baker’s Flitest « FRI8H ^ 25c large and extra large. DATES! MUSTARD! ; ^ ^ P L E 8 ! .Green Beans Irish Bri Hard Crust or $1.25, $1.45 Fresh Oysters ...... ,29c pint 2 « - 1 7 . German Rye Yeung and Tandai^. Bread. 2 1 5 * ■ver try PoA Booat cooked with plneîple. Pineapple and porii are both priced 5 5 * j " While they laA : dUlOY tw n r Swedish Rye WMonabty-.ao the oombfiintfmi Rhonld go wbU together. We offer you for Satnr- Limit 2. 8 v lb>- 2 5 ^ Raymond’s di^M r^^'M iiinied center oRlR of the flnezt Soetem Pork. RoMt Pork, deli- • d u ^ Brhnd teonely toowned to mighty line, and then cold for: Ranter—i^ns Florida Oranges. Raldn Landa>iteftM' ' htrletly Freeh Local Whole- WheaS - TURKEYS, BROILERS, Roasting Capons. Lean'Shank Halves of laoivie'* Mrw Ro«kA:lNMki>: ^ - • • ‘C-rk^ Bread ^ 12c lb.” 1 A'thrifty buy. • Nice Bntt*Ends of Qam— or r E G 08! Pazkerhouse B u n a a ! Bolla . Fresh Cranberries. McIntosh Afês. ' - ; CMfee Bings . ' 2 2 « B. •• ' • LindL^: ... --'-j :: :) / 1 9 * " ' ^

I iV .-li " < ‘/C y » JN ' / • }■ ■■.• -' .*T . \ .ipccc, as well^&s b c!^ h itqp fbr^ ifsiv r ward in reducing the period of iMlV '-Vi- 1s t to s mhdmHSif. ~ • " " " ConHdeiiee Jn FvtOro ■ " .. -y y odmrFMsn tm the H’ M d aV ______the , _ \ V. mOix thas'.wlQiaiil fWftii^ Sbdiiil k'osciQSBre. Other the saiadttite J [flS of wooden'eavers for the vege^ lems Oirough the appetobnaat o t a IjUka k Qatfar For Qb' fatfo bCns, fDsuvbig added degreea ipiinlel^l reaearejh .oontmtitaa v ia o f I nS'ljgiwkftty and ' cleanHnefia. -Is dfscuaESd further fas .|hia Board After tim d ^ e biyitu»M the coveia of Control of''the. ChaifiM^ of Oaa»* i - tomers Db ^ Rnk are psHtm eOp^Tetely rioatng meroe S t its regumr neaetbig next .in tihr jnCriarmfias Uns» and insor> Tuesday aftenooe at 4 o*clodt Ins ..pbsitiva refrigeration until ^the P i^ d en t W. J: Marjfixj his already, heari dpor's btisilneaa. been, authorized ' to. name such n Z* The increasing popularitj of siMfag c^ji9€ n have also bees oXmnKtaa bat in waMhg natil tbd . TEfelf Serve grocery, resulting ‘placed in the meat cases in „ the matter has been toqri thoroughly ‘ In p^ods of "rust service” at the HeUtb Market for the same purpose, studed. ■ ■ I ciMdiiB^ stations, baa led the SdK tbe temperature of the display cases Other Inqierteni nAJects. fre al Ready ' Serva ttanagemcDt to seeds mctlMds b c ^ amre evenly mefntatned a t to coma hefbne the bbard accrndbig J. • - . . < ■ .. I by ^nbicb ttae eustomees auqr, be proper level-throuf^ changing the to notice of the meetings sent w t by c a r t ® ® jW-l spdr^ the sli|^ embarrassment cnee lights to a poritlon on the front esecutfre vice piesidint, V. J . lle - y m aeceaeaiy, while waiting in ttne for and ontJ d c. Gehe> In Any their weekly saiqOUes. ^tSeU-aewe” aheypers-wmOed awaiting them tomanow i-laiBaairMr ' Upon a suggcstioB of Manager been oodar adtleeewC for aaoaa time yaa* have afc Mol heaai eomeieb _ f i ^ v o a e ^ w B. House, a section ot the eaohien* deaka aaa ha eUmiaated, an addittonal eaaUw^ * * ' So ttnSXIhe <%OKa«oh* W w h itat a honae fumiaUng department has eSlalaatiy oar *>aafc laai”. Yae wM alao aetioa oeclal sales, the extstooners will not be subjected to any delayii. ChoM €t Sanbont*g I- 'Jh In additioo to speeding up the 13 Egg customer lines on Saturdays and LETTUCE special days, the new ira]vovemeRt Dated adds greatly to the general attrac COFFEE ANOm, CAKE tiveness of both the Self Serve and A real angel food cahe baked the home fundahinga departments, from the foOowIag Betty Crock coia^ete views of each dqmrtment er recipe: now beiz^ obtainable, llie grill work surroundiqg .the grocery de (en eb ) partment has been lowered, so that Whites of IS eggs, 1-2 teaapooa cream of tartar, both departments present a more 1-4 teaspoon salt, 11-2 enpa granidated sugar, 1 tea ; opes and modem appearance. Every D IA L 5191 FOR FREE DEUVERY. A a c t that aeema like a ibytfa! Oar records spoon. Bnrnett’a vanilla. % oop “Softaallfc” cake four. tare has been used in the am nge- prove that a the paat year, we have cold approx- But why bake It yowoeH T Ytm earn hoy It fresh ' BMBt, wftb *as tye for attractiveness, mately $1,800 worth of Iceberg lettuce, fitetor- for S8c! ' rlwmBness, utilization of available day! A qieclal pnrehaae of 1,$80 heads! Eat more lettnoe fer beattb! SBfBgdmi 0 « A4«VU9 OAUaIV KIod's Maricet Opening Tomorrow SNO-WHITE BREAD 19 oz< loaves AND DEUCATESSEN Mnslirooms '> 2 1 . ■ 161 Oeatof St. HOME BAKING PRdraCTS Not distressed stock! Fhney, fresh shipment! B O A B T P O n ih...... 11c 73 Bmca ST. BSD RIPE (Plain Roll) L M B O F LAMB BUTTER pounds - , Good for table mo or oooktaf!? 39 I b ...... 18c Conplete Line of FOREQUARTER Tomatoes '>10. BATH'S “BLACKHAWK" S w ift’s .ZiAXQi^ Ihr rr«ea#*«#a»t JeUy Doughirats 12c CRULLERS “Ovcnifcd** BOEROABT BEASTS OF Bacon F E O IR R IE BOAST 2 0 c . .. Sladless. Sager eured.»>■ From I lowl^rn S ' ...... 17c 15c IM pOFMFtl EemflUi Smeked Celery 2 bun. 1 1 . JUIKM( 0< JACK FB08T OONfEOTIONBBS ■AM. e ...... RlngDoughnats MoltHnmolies of bleached, white celery. I H a m ^ 13c ROLLS , d a is y b a s is I 5 cd«.« 27 other fresh vegetabUe from which to make m ...... 13c your Mleotion! Sugar 3 pkgs. 1 Je ■E R F ROAST 8c"“ lig h t and dark brown Inoluded. 10-twnad bags of cane sugar at lew prioeet • (nader^t^l^...... 22c (Whol or Shank WrtsiR» I b s ^ B oud HOT CROSS BUNS 10c doz. Sound, Fancy ARMOUR’S "MELROSE” SMOKED Half) «eea»**f Small, lean, su$ar oared bam. A treat for any 22c ‘^•me^teaoy” when btun to served. Eaewn the ■ A u r a m ALL RINDS OF TANOmiNES Shoulders l b .2 «' country over fer its uniform tenderness and flavor. SAUSAm BIEAT ' ^ Small, lean, shanklese! DeUghtfuOy pink cored! 4 to S It’s "dvealaed.” SUM...... 25c HOME MADE PIES IQ c ponads average. doz. BATH’S FU SE Gold Medal OPEN SUNDAY ' Large riie.

loe Cream, Omdy. PASTRY PRODUCTS OF THE BETTER KIND. Lard SmohirF SiOpDee. 23r Sjh^iif f l o u r • Sound; juicy Suigerlnee. FOUR SPECIAI. ^ Sealect* p ^1^ Medium "MORJUOE” MILK tor 7 IVORY Large, 24Vi-pound bag of Gold Oanngofl 2 doz. 1 9 « Medal "Utohen teetod” flour. The Manchester Pubfic MaAet -The good slso of this frait will positively ooavlBee Campbell’! Q uaker yoa of the vahw uflered. . bea n s OATS 5 lb. bag ...... 18e PAY ROLL CHECKS ACCEPTED ATWOOD Popular *8elf«8«rwe* Items "SoftasUk" California PEA BEA N S ...... 2 lb s. 5c Cake Flour pkg. gge - SATURDAY SPECIALS G rapefruit (White) OLD. DUTCH C LEA N SER ...... 3 can s 19c CH IPSO ...... 2 pkgs. 27c Biflguiek pkf, 27o Quality With* Economy 2fofl9« Beechnut CO FFEE ...... 3 lb s. 87c Fetmerly sold a t 2 for 20c. No. M rise. (Pereolator out, drip grind or beaa.) Whaariae 2 pkgs. 2ge WE ARE FEATURING BONELESS ROLLED m m a m ^ P and G SO A P ...... 10 b a rs 25c S a n ta C3a ia P R U N E S ...... 4 lb s. 21c Sunshine (Tender, eweet! Freeh stoek.) FANCY BALDWIN English WALNUT M EATS ...... 1-2 lb. 27e ROAST VEAL 1 V ? Hale’s “Plain Bag” T E A ...... '...... lb . 21c Potato Chips from fancy Milk Fed Veal, all lean solid meat al IDe (praage Pekoe or Formooa Oolong.) Palmolive SO A P ...... b ar .5c bag AU ltr pples. a faaey. Seund, 6 seleetod appleo. 2S® Good for -Breast Veal for stufl&ns^ 12c lb. and Necks of Veal for pot pie at Monarch AMMONIA ...... 2 q ts . 19c Sunshine Fig Bars ...... 2 Iba. 19e botlL eating and (Fun etrength.) 12c.lb. Shoulder of Veal for baking at 15c lb. Atlantie G i^ r Snaps ...... 2 lb s. 29c

' Priaie Rib Roast Beef ^ Small Lea!^ Freek. Shoulders, Fresh Haais p w n d ...... ly C and Fancy Fresh l^)^k to roast v BoneleaB Rolled Roast Beef for the Always Fresh Meats at the Herdth Market S P E C IA L OUR NEW,, mPROVED REFRIGERATED CASES ASSURE MANCHESTER SHOPPERS OP ALWAYS pooad..... ZScpZdc Shank Ends of Sugar Cured . GETTING FRESH MEATS AT ALL TIMES. Boaeleas RoQed Pot Roast Beef all lean, H am , 4 to 5 pounds, pound tender meat, T OC Butt Ends of Ham, p o q p d ...... 4 to 5 ppunds e a ^ pound .. Cut FANCY MILK FED POULTRY AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. Miik Fed Fancy little Tnriteys, EXTRA SPEQAL 8 to 9 pounds ea(^, pound Quality with economy. / RIB Fancy Tender Chkken to roiast 29c 4 to 6 pounds each, pound Home Baked Beans with plenty 8 FOWL Fresh Tmder Fowl, 29c of pork, quart ...... A U C Swlffa fiesta, milk fed fowL Shop ' 4 to S pounds ea^ , pound .. 24c early fOr they are aura to go Ike Fhacgr co t ef et hne rib r Home Dressed Pullets, Home Made Ctdfee Rings, “hot cakes” Judging by the way timy' Ne. 1 beef! Tinier aafl loilijr^ TMe apeelal e a c h ...... noM last week. 4 to 4)^ pounda. lew price for tU i lig h fUhMtj for Saturday 4 to 5 pounds each, pound. torilir! Fancy Legs Spring 29c 2 fo r 25c . 1 pound pound Laittl^ pound ... __ Home Made Potato Salad a g \ 21c,25c t e n d e r BONELESS BULK FED Fresli htode Lamb Patties ' ef pound ...... lU C e a c h ...... O C 1 pound o t our Homi Baked Virginia Ham 4 fo r 19c . and one pound of our Homo Made O fk POT FANCY UNK Potato Salad, both tor ... <...... lb 1b Frcah GmiBd Hamburg Steak fo r m eat aoA S T CAPONS 28< SAUSAGES balla or for a ntoe^iMat loaf FRUrrS AND ;FRESH VEGETABLES AO Kaa nwaWthe beet ootl fOaegr, tender '1 . p o u a d ...... Sealdsweet Oranges tor idee 2 poimd8 25e. 15c QOCC& • • fmS8R,LBA!f Hoam Mada Link Sausage FAJfOl^] F u q r 5!pinach, G aillflom , Hard Ripe from nativa paik, pound...... Tomatoes Frcah' Green String Beana, ROAST T b HAMBURG Home Made Sausage Meat Swaat Rotatoea, IM U O f , pmmd ...... BEfeSF ' - STEAK 2 pmmda 28c . D IA L 5111 m KaSwR IW ITR <

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PERSONALS MOVING—TKUCKINIG— APARTMENTS, FLATS, WPTTlTCPH V .IC PnJC PTIC S! D e t ^ ! STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 63 •'i-5 Baseball oriels 00 j lady flnda complete relief for hus SILVER LANS BUBLINS offer the ||TH SANDS MOURN band. Spedallsts home-abroad, FOR RiaJT—3 ROOM FLAT, aU MENIIS /.U. accommodation ot their large Us> improvements, heat fumiahed, lat Miami, Fla., March 10.— (A P )— faOed.' Nothing to sell. A ll letters Lone bus for lodge, party or answered. Mrs. Geo. Dempster, floor, 3 minutes from Post ^Bce. (Hack) WUaon was la the market ForGood Health trips at special rates. Phbne 3063, Te). 4753. today fbr a jiew owner wUling to ATCERMAKRITESI A p t B-54, 6800 Lafayette Blvd., 8860. 8864. O' West. Detroit Mich. pay him 315,000 for the 1883 i FOR RENT—TWO. THREE and 4 ■on. Turning down a 310,000 offer *8 Supply^ ^ With toe Reich. Alfred' LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE room apartments, beat lanitoi from the Brooklyn Doidkera yeater- dergymen of Three Faiths I k d . ; . ‘ RetanN leader of the Austrian- AUTOMOBILES movUig, general trucking, Uvery qervice refrigeratoi turalfihed. Call day. Hack waa given 'formal per qipd promln«.Uy in tbe pteii. . service. Our aSUlaUon with United Arthur A. Koofla 5440 or 4131. mission to dicker with other Na l b Or, M ^ y FOR SALE 875 Main street Oietatorial PoTwte'':^’-’-V - 'ri Vans Service means lower rates on tional 1 ean e cluhe In an d ^ r t to Condoct Funeral Serrices A d w s Ae This movement, foUoer^' titlirilj furniture movlna'to dUstant potnts. bring about hla own trade. . . ■ i 1831 FORD 1 1-2 TON truck, high FOR RBaTT—5 ' ROOM GROUND the resignation of the three n S t o i j Large modem trucks, experteneed Joseph GlUeaudeau, vice presi ■f-'.-v a m v 8 offloere of toe. Austrian Parttessimi- < rack, dual wheels, 1831 Chevrolet men, prompt service, all. goods in floor flat^^ftuaaell street AU mod roadster, 1827-1328 Buick sedans, dent of the Dodgers, stipulated For Mayer of Chicago. auweated l o t after a dispute over railway 0tbt9-/0 sured while in transit are features em Improvements, garage includ however,' that the terms of the the Tveek h^tinning Sunday, March ers’ wageei resulted in toe grantiM « * 1830 Ford convertible coupe: Cole offered at no extra expense to you. ed. Apply 113 Ruas^ street 12, 1933: Motors. Phone 6463. ^ trade must be aatlsfactoiy to Monrd^lnRtpirts. to President Wilhelm Miklss to . * v Dally trips to New York, oaggage Brooklyn. Cailcago, March 10. — (A P )— Sunday Qiancellor Engelbert DoUfuss delivered direct to steamship piers. FOR R B N T-4 ROOM tenement 5 jfV Ridgewood street; garage. Inquire *Tf any club is wiUing to pay a Through Btr ots lined by ahlveriag Breakfast — Wsffls, t^wned dictatorial poerers. Censorship TriS -'^^ For further information call 3IM3. reasonable sale price and t ^ our through; Maple syrup; Stewed'apri established and political demonstra- WANTED AUTOS— L. Lenti. 178 Parker street Phone thousands, Anton J. Oermak, as his cots. New York. March 10.— (A P ) — 8860. 8864. Perrett & Gleuney, Ine. 5623. ■alary offer beaides,” he said,- *T tlons were banned. Troops erne MOTORCYCLES 12 think the deal can be arranged.*' aswasain was sentenced to death in Lunchr^Baked egg plant; 'But^ Dlacusaioa'of seeret agnements, ah mobilised. Florida, today 4tas..bome to the tered beets; Celery; RJpe oUvâ 3 OR 2 ROOM SUITS in new John .Thei^ were indicatlona that WU- arms shipmoit,. dictatoxXhlps, and Dollfuzs's . Christian Socialist ' WANTED TO BUY good second COURSES AND CLASSES 27 soh would seek to land either with grave. The slain leader had lain in Dinner — Roast Pork; Spinach; return to power of p. former (CatooUc) party heretofore bad son Block, facing Main street very the New York Gli nta or the Boston Mashed turnips; «Stuffed tomato hand car. Must be cheap. No deal BEAUTY CULTURE—Earn while deai;able, modem ' Improvement,. atkte in the City H al 24 hours and monarck keepp Europe’ in a turinoU, been lukenrarm to toe “anscbhwi’-$ jT- ers need apply. Write Box X, Braves, both of whom could use many thousands passed his bier in Salad; Baked ^ p le . movement, but it was recalled that ’ learning. Oetaila free. Hartfoia I'hone 8726 or Janitor 7685. additional hitting strength in ^ e Monday Czecho Slovakia, Jugq jEDaviX and Herald. Academy of Hairdressing 683 Main respect during discussion of toe Italten '' outfield. However, it was consider A funezkl cortege several blboks Breakfast—Coddled eggs; Toast Rumania, once part o f Austria-Hun- arms shipment toe party’s official •: •:- street, Hartford. 8X)R RENT—U LLE Y ST. —Nea* gaty, have revived the Mttie En O n ter, modem five rooma, first ed unlikely that either would be long and composed of city, state ed cereal biscuit; Five stewed newspaper had hinted that - a . . WiUing to pay him the 315.000 he and Federal officials, relatives and prunes. ' , tente. ' ' "brow-beating” policy tOTwird Aua-v Want Ad InformatioB floor, steam heat garage. Inquire Lunch—Oranges, as many as de An arms shipments from Italy to MONEY*TO LOAN 33 •21 Biro street Cali 566L is asldng. Hack received ^ ,0 0 0 friends, soldiers and citixenry es tria could result only in toe o i^ n from the Chicago Cubs in 1931 and corted tho coffin from the City sired. Hungary, routed by way of Aus turning toward Germany. . w . received last season from Dinner—'Vegetable soup; SaliS' tria, attracted the attention of the AKhoujib tob correspondent^ of FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on 310,000 Hall to the Chicago Stadium where Little Entente natioiui and resulted Manchester Lauiel street, modem improve- Brooklyn. the mayor once achieved promi bury steak; Baked parsnips: Zuc* the London DaUy Mail at Dqorn,- HAVE 3250U FOR GOOD urst mort cbini; String b e ^ salad; Pineapple in representations from Prance and Holland, errote that former Evening Herald gage. Call 3654. Wallace IV Robb. onents, garden, garage if desired. nence in the National p^tlcal whip. Great Britain. Inquire 91 Laursl ati^t. arena. Wilhelm of Germany had given up * Los Angeles,. March 10.— (A P )— Tuesday Austria, with cries for union with all thought of ever returning to the CLASSIFIED BiU Terry learned his baseball un Officials said they could not re FOR RENT—8 RO&M apartmeut. Breakfast — Eggs and tomato Germany Voiced to that country, German throne, talk of placing a ADVERTISEMENTS HELP WANTED— der John McGraw so it’s not by member when the populace so' uni- was placed under a dictatorship. aU improvements, new gas range. yersally appeared f r any occasion (baked), served on Melba toast; grandson to porrer persisted to toe : ^ FEMALE 35 accident that he insists upon his Stewed raisins. Poland, admittedly alarmed by de homdand.-^ ' , Coant sis avoras* words to a Use. steam beat hot water heater, ga since the funeral of Carter Harri New York Giants playing "heads- Lunch—Dish of cottage cheese: velopments at the Free City of The grandson, Wllhefln Friedrich, I Initials, numbers and abbrsviatlons WANTED A MAID for general rage if desired. Rent 320. 109 Fos up” basebail. son, Sr., another World’s Fair may Daniig, strengthened its garrison saeb oouni as s word and oomoonnd ter street—Grube. or who died from an assassin’s bul Pear salad. son of toe former Gtown . Prince, * words as two words Utnlmnm oost la housework, in West Hartford, state "A player can only be expected . Dinner—Baked sea baas; Spinarii at Westerplatte, the entrance to Bierlin reporta said, had been chosen pries of three lines. age, nationality and wages expect to;hit as weU as he knows how,” let during the Cblumbfan Exposi the Free City port. Line rates per day tor transient FOR RENT—IN SELWlTi BuUd- tion of 1893. and parsley cooked together ; Sliced by leaders'of toe movement to be ed. References required, t*. O. Box Terry says, “and he can cover only cucumber with grated raw carrots; Talk has been revived in Ger placed on toe throne after a re- ada Ing, two room apartment front In the procession were ten mem many, rapidly being brought under BSeetlve MareS 1 1 . IS S l 19, West Hartford. aipo furnished rooms. Inquire SeJ- so much ground in the field. But Plain JeHo or Jell-Well. ' genCy period dining • which *hls. Carb Cbarsa there is no excuse for a m%T) bers of the Democratic National Uia complete control of Chancellor X Witz Shoe Shop. , Wednesday fatoer TTould be, to power. 6 Consecutive Usjra ..| 7 oiS| S ots throwing the ball to the wrong committee, Governor Henry Hom Adolf Hitler'S Nazis, of a movem^t Caancellor Hitier; it wair recaJlH, . S Consecutive Days .. t oU| it ets Breakfast—Breakfast food (re to restore a Hobenzollem to the 1 Day ...... I 11 otsi IS ots POtl/IThY AND SUPPLIES 43 FOR RENT-TO ADULTS, five base or bungUng things up by be er of Illinois and Ldeut Col. Camp toasted), with oream'i no sugar; always has opposed the German ■Re-’' Ail orders tor Irreaular insertions room flat, with all modem improve ing out of position when a cer bell Hudges, President Roosevelt’s Coddled egg; Stewed figs. throne. pubUean movement. Onf of t o e ' ^ will bs ctaarised at tbs one time rata CUSTOM HATtMING, tray of 150 persona] representative. . Announcement of the revival 'o f Special ratea for long term every ments, oil burner, garage. 37 Del- tain play comes up." Lunch—RaTv apples as desired. first acts of his rttlntle after lait eggs or part of, $4.5ii, settings ot monf street Other dlsUnguiahed guests were Dinner—Jellied tomato bouillon the Little Entente was made during Sundajr’s electioni.-Ti(ih~ to fothiflw:.^ . day advertlsinti given upon requeaC 1000 eggs or over 2 1-2 cents per Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey Etorope'an discussion-of tbe ItaUan Ada ordered tor tnree dr ala daya Fort Myers, Fla., March 10.— (served in cubes); Broiled chiifiien; toe flying of toiKlWpubUcan flXg.'c*- and stopped before the third or flftb egg. Eklgerton, 655 North Main RENT HUNTING? TeU us what City, N. J.. Judge William Coatigan Okra; Buttered ccurots; Salad> of arms,shipment. Tbe former Imperial flag oow.mayA^ „ day will bs charged only tor the ac street Phone 54l6. you want We’ (A P)—Jimpay Foxx, bugging first SiiCh a shipment. Tras alleged to tual number ot tlmoa the ad appear e’U take care o f’ it for of New York and John McCooey of lettuce and endive; Grapejulce whip. be hoisted over publfo bulldinfm you without cHhrge.cnarge. R. T. McCann, baseman of the Phialdelphla Ath Brooklyn. be, a violation of the Treaty of St. along with toe âstika emtdem ed. charging at the rats earned, but letics, didn’t Uke losing a golf Thursday no allowance or retunds can be made 69 Center street Dial 7700. A t the Chicago Stadium, services Breakfast—Poached egg on Mel- Germpto. which forbids rearmin# of toe Nazis...... , ■ on sla time ads stopped after tbs FUEL AND FEED 49-A match after he had gone around In were held with clerics of three ba toast;.Pear sauce. nations defeated to the World War. fifth day. 75—so he took it out on a basebaU. " r Watching. Dispute Mo “ till forbids” wlaplsy llnss not KOK RENT—'raKEE. five and sis faiths speaking before the b ^ Lunch — Salad of small' green sold. SEASONED HARD WOOD, stove room tenements, with all modem It was in a morning Unks round was taken to Bohemian National peas; Celery and Cucumbera molded The Little Entente nations GALE DOES DAMAGE , Tbs Herald will not bs rssponslbls size, furnê chunks or fireplace improveraenta. Inquire at 147 East yesterday that tbe home run king cemetery for burial. in gelatin. watched'the dispute closely. whUe tor mors tnan one tnoorrset insertion lengths 37 curd or s4 load. Gray dropped his match 2 and 1 to his Great Britain and France ciuied cm New London, March 16.— ot any advertisement ordered tor Center street or telephone 7864. Dinner—Roast mutton; Buttered more than one tinia birch 36 cord..Chas. Heckler, tele opponent’s 78 score. A few hours' beets; String beans; Celery and niit the principals for an explanation. With pubUc utUltles winjMlites ^ T .. Tbs Inadvertent uuiisalon ot incor phone Rosedale 13-13^ FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLA', with later, in the daUy “regulars"— (roasted) salad; Applesauce. Italian neurspapers interpreted bearing toe. brunt of toe. d a S ^ ' rect pnbitcatton ot advertising will be garage, 17 Walker street, inquire “yannlgan" game. Jimmy stepped CERMANTTS “REDS” Friday FranCi^S action ' as mirrortaig toe gale which prevailed here yw '*^ . recced onlv by eanocllntloa ot tbs W. Mamilng. 15 Walker street into a fast one and blasted it over France's attitude tovrerd Italy and terday and last night played hXVOc ,- ebargo made tor tbe service endereu. Breakfast—Wholewheat muffins; a screen for her own arming poU- All advertisements must conform HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 the center field fence. Peanut butter; Stewed prunes. to this area, a checkup revealed to- . ' in style, copy and typography with ■ Limch — Lettuce soup; Cooked des. One orgmi went so f u as to day. - - : • - regulations enforced by tbs publish FOR SALE—3 PIECE leather set, HOUSES FOR RENT 65 FACE HARD LABOR caU the representations sc “ulti ers and thet reserve the .rigbt to Winter Haven, F7a., March 10.— greens; Baked tomato. The Soutoem N. E. Td^hone' good condition, excellen. for office Dinner—St. Patrick’s Day Din matum.” Company was toie chief suffîr-A ' ; edit, revise or reject any copy con or lodge room. 94 HoU street. FOR RENT—A TWO TENEMENT (A P )—The prospect that Hal Lee A promise' to.j-etum tbe arms, sidered objectionable. ^ house, four rooms, aU improve- might Join Don Hurst in the Phil ner—Pistacblo nuts;. Baked Halibut with 30 poles reported dawn to twn CLUSXNO HOURS—Classified ads to with parsley butter sauce; Broccoli which Italy declared consisted' mly area. r ' ' be published same dsy roust bs re 'ments, with garage. CaU at 97 lies holdout fold has been voiced of old gitos seiit to Hungary for ceived by 13 o'clock noon; Sntu’ days Bridge street. by Manager Burt Sbotton and Jews To Be Protected By and white asparagus tips; Water The Connecticut Powe* Company . WANTED— TO BUY 5B cress salad; Ume Ice. repair, seemed tp haVe brought 10:tU a. m. Shortstop Dick BarteU. about a solution of tbe dispute^. reported, that’ 19 poles came dOT^n. ’ ^ OLD GOLD WANTED, anything Sbotton said Lee, who is coach • Saturday The gale howled Tritb a force n iti- . TELEPHONE YOUR Utest* Hitler (kder*^ 9 Street Breakfast—Baked eggs; Melba- .An ' additional detachment of WANT ADS. such as old broken rings, chains, FARMS AND LAND ing. at Mississippi ~ CoUege, Ut not . Polish Marines waa sent to Wes-^ dent to uproot a number df'^ttses"" bracelets, gold teeth, ano watches. due in camp untU March 16-. but toast; Stewed peaches. nnd^te^coCiiBbsitimmbBz’ ofrllin ^ - ) Ads are accepted over tbe telephone FOR SALE 71 Limch—Spinach and rice (en cas torplatte, 'the mato" ammunition St tbe CUa k UK Ra t e given above Apply or mail it to De f^pbertis that he understood the outfielder Fights In Many Cities. base for the Polish army., after a crasb^'^toStlto ^ tm d btR'-mo FOR SALE—SMALL FARM, near had "not yet agreed to terms.” serole); Celery and ripe olives. ports of tojuiy to persons vrere re as s convenience to advertisers, but Jewelry Shop, 926 Main street, Dinner—Vegetable soup; Roast survey, of tbe Danzig situatim. tbs CASH RA'l’Eb will bs secepteo as Hartford, Brown ‘Thomson Bldg., State Road, Uttle over mUe from Bartell, who stopped off at Lee’s Danzig is under L e i^ e of Nations ceived. “ t*'Ui,L Pa t MEN'!' It paid at the busi Depot Square. Inquire S. J. home enroute to Winter Haven, beef; Carrots broTimed Tritb meat; supervision. ness office on or before tbe seventh Third Floor. Berlin, March 10.— (A P ) — A Green peas; McCoy salad; Gelatin dsy followi.ig the first Insertion ot WethereU, 138 Demlng street, tele told newspanermen he did not threat of hard labor for thousands Called Br^ch of Pact each ad otbsrwlas the CBAROH phone 4543. know if Lee “will be camp. snow with crushed raspberries. PICKED/ ON PQLICT of Communist prisoners and •STUFFED TOMATO SALAD: The Senate of the. Free City de Ra t e wm be culleuted. No rerfponsi- BOARDERS WANTED 59A scribed toe act .as a flagimit treaty btllty for errors in tetepbrned ads promise of legal safety for Jews Four large tomatoes, one cup. Of P o r ^ d , Ote.—I f 'Jamea. David will bs assumed aud tlieir accuracy Sarasota, Fla., March 10.— (A P ) were put forward today by the two finely chopped celery, one-half cup breach, nut the seml-offlda] .Itollsh cannot be guaranteed. ROOM AND.BOARD at 311 UU per WANTED— newspaper-Iskra at WaraaVr ^ d son hadn’t been so particular in his ■The oosion Red Sox have round- members of Chancellor Hitler’s grated raw carrots, and oil dressing. choice of'autimtobUes'into wkteh week. The Hotel Sb.!ridan. Tei. REAL ESTATE 77 ed Into shape so fast that Manager Cabinet who belong to his oWn toft reinforcements'vrere necessaiy. INDEX OF 3673. Tbe tomatoes should be scalded Tbe move urns made, toe*^ nerr^' he drove Us car/he might not have Marty McManus was forced to cut Nazi Party. quickly and peeled. Scoop out the been treated to such ^ ^ ^ y Justice.- CLASSIFICATIONS ANTED TC BUY g smgll country today’s practice program to a sin That hard labor in detentlqn centers, leaving a tomato shell, and pXper said, because it was beUeved mrtbd ...... home with two to five acres of gle afternoon session. McManus toe. ammunition base mlgbt be fq- As it waa, he careenM- dorm, the KnaasemeDts APARTMENTS, FLATS. camps faced thousands of impris fill with the mixed celery, carrots, voIifM and toe '‘Pollab government street on the urrobg ride onsh* Marr;--e» ... land, suitable for gardening. Write has every player in camp except oned Communists was intimated oil, and, X small amount ot the to Deaths ...... , TENEMENl'S 63 Box T, care of Herald. had been authoritatively informed ed into toe car of Pdlce Captain ' Infielder Marvin Olson, who was a last night by Dr. Wilhelm Frlckr mato pulp. Serve cold on lettuce. Keegan Just across toe street ftom . Card o( Thanka trifle dissatisfied when he read tbe that nationalistic organizations In AJamorlaiti ...... FOR RENT—HALF HOUSE, five interior minister, in an address ai; have been greatly reinforced in toe poUce station. Then be sped lâi and round . . . . A , ...... rooms and bath, modem improve contract mailed him at Gayville, S. Frankfort-On-tbe-Main. QUESTION8 AND ANSWERS Danzig and that toe presence to toe across an intersection to bash into-, Announcamanta ments, garage. Inquire 38 Grove D. Nothing has beeh beard from He said Communists would be (Neck Muscles Painful) ' Free City of persons who are not toe auto carrying Detectivse Dren- - -.i Paraonals ...... him lately and McManus, with the barred from'political life until they Question: Mrs. Grace P. Tvrltes: aatiiMobllaa street, telephone 5628. “My little girl baa a painful, sensi Danzig dtizens tbreatras Poland’s nan and Roberts. As Davidson Automobilea for Sale ...... enthusiastic support of Tom Yaw- become “useful members of tbe na interests." was right in front of toe poUee Auiomobilcw for Usenars# FOR REINT—6, RQOM bouse and key and Eddie Collins, the new tion.” tive area in the muscles at tbe side The victory last Sunday of toe station, toe detectives ‘ had little Auto Aeeaaaorlaa—Tires garage, 49 Summer street. Tele owners now on tbe scene, served Capt. Hermann Goering assured of her neck. What would you advise National Socialist (Nasi) Pfuly of A Uapairlnx—Patnfins for trextment?” trouble to putting' him to a ceU fog 010 • 9• • • • phone 8731. / By Aesodlted Frees notice that the infielder will accept tbe Central Union of Jewish Citi Adolf for “Anschluss,” ' or union driving while drunk. Auto* •- ScFiooit • • • • •••••••••0 99 99 t-A National League Answer: It would be necessary Autoi -Ship oy Tiuek (••••••as 8 tbe terms offered him or suffer tbe zens that “tbe safety and life of •'J. Autoa-ZPor Hlra ...... taaasdssse Ft»R RENT—6 AND 4 ROOM tene New York Rangers'8, Detroit 2. consequences. Tbe concensus here Jewish citizens is legally guaran to make an examination of tbe Oarasaa—earvica—Storasa ments, all improvements. Apply 95 Montreal Canadiens 8, Montreal was t ^ t Olson was niuuitig Us teed." painful ares of your daughter’s Motorcyelea—Bie/eles ...... | Foster street, telephone 5230 or Maroons 1...... way here in a penitent mood. neck to determine the condition Wanted Autos—Mornrevelas . .. . li The Socialist Reichstag member. present. Possibly she has Just Haslaaea map ProfaaafoanI SerrlMS 4545. Boston 4, Now York Americans 2. Wilhelm Sollmann, Socialist Reicb- strained some m uês or ligaments. gufineea Servicas OSarad ...... ]8 . Chicago 3,. Ottawa 8- (tie). S t Petersburg, Fla., March 10.— stager and former minister of the O ffered...... ll-A FOR RENT--FOUR ROOM flat, American Aseodation interipr in tbe Cabinet of the late In the latter case massage or - warm Bulldins*—Contraetlna 14 with alf modern improvements, to (A P )—One of Lou Gehrig’s, endur applications would be helpful. I f m Flo rt at a—N u raarlaa ••••••099999 II V.'lchlU 5, St. X.puis.3. ance records seems about to end. ex-CbanceUor Stresemann, was at Funeral DIreeiors ...... adults. Inquire 187 Maple street. you discover- that some jg II Tonight’s Schedule 'The big. first bsseman of tbe New tacked and Injured in Cologne by the cause, 1 TriD be pleased to send Haatin- Plumblnr—kooflns .«• 17 Nfitibiial' League II York Yankees luun’t missed an ex- political opponents who forced en further information you t^ send MMlinary—Draaamaklns ...... II No games echkluled. blbition, cbamplonablp or world se try into his apartment. Socialists me yotu* doctor’ajreport. so Intematioifal League ries game alnce 1925 but there ia were taken in custody there for Painting—>Panarth> •••••0999999 II Buffalo at Windsor. * more 'than a little .doubt whether personal protection. Proftaaional- - — seraleaa — ••••••••99tmm ••90999 9M II (Drink Plenty of Water)’ ...... II Cunadlan-American League he will i^ y in tbe Yankeea’ open-^ PubUaher Shot Queitibn: U. K. Tvrltes: " I have Dyaing—CldtnlBg ... 14 Providence at Quebec. ing exhibition with tbe Boston A Telegraphen Union News Agen often wondered Tvby you advise gillar Ho^s and Strvtea...... II Waniad—Businasa Barviae American Aeepdaffon Graves next Tuesday. ' cy dispatch from Chemnitz saH drinking water after eating fru it II No gamea scheduled. Fighting against a salary cut Socialist publisbtr ‘ there was shot - Bdaaaflasal h i I h o What effect does this have?’’ Couraaa ano ...... *n rri? ? ? r“ Gehrig isn’t even in camp and dead resisting Nsxl storm/troopers Answer: 1 do not particuliurly ad invading, bis newspaper office SaiTaVn*...... 1tlAYBE it’s dancing the ’’Charles. DEMPSEY MAKES P L ^ S probably won't appear unffl^ be ad. vise drinking urater right after eat Uuslenr—Drama lie |v Jugta matters with owner Colonel A Telegraphen union report ing fru it During the fruit fast I ton" that makes this boy so New York, March Ip.- Jacob Ruppert. from Brunswick said one person advise< that a -glass of water be Wnntad—ZflarrueMoa |o eklnny. Cut out tbe seven pieces la ^ (A P ) o ^ „ Fleseahil Promoter Jack Dempsey hasn't de* was kiUed wbra the Socialist club taken between each feeding of fruit the putzle rectangls below gad try ^ Petersburg, Fta., March.lO.— house there wAi occupied by police. or fruit Juice. Water should be ta^ Bonds—Siooks—Mortgages ..... li putting them together in eueb g dded ilsflnltdy yet, ût^tbe eSuwAtff MoneySSnaVto to Loan ...... uII now are that bia 15-round heavy- (AP)—The Boston Braves are so A Wolff News Agency report ken ffeely at all 'times* to insure wgy ge to form his silhouette/ wdgbt duel between Ma:. Baer and short of Inflslders, due to the non* from Magdeburg said a number of proper* kidney elimination-i-about H.1P VVai“ :!T -V .V a ‘ l . " * * * " .6 Max Scbmeling will be held In tbe arrivals f Rabbit MaranvUle and women and children were trampled eight glasses a day. Help vVantad-Mala ...... la Yankee Stadium here June 1 or 8. Bill Urbansld that Manager Bill and injured In a panic when storm (Tolwcco Fiend) Agirn'a WniTd**** ®'' 37 Dempsey had been considering McKdchnle will be forced to plug troops oocup.ed a closed Ug cha(n JlfwJtlonTwi^^ladXrViiT;...... Chiesfo as a possible site but tbe tbe gaps with pitchers today' when ■tore. Sweral shoppers and em Question: Mr. Ivan D. arrltss: " I iltuatlons Wantad-Mala ...... is death of Mayor Anton Cermak, he he puts two teams tkrough • a six. ployes reported maltreated. have been a terrible tohrmco fiend tenUif gamSf Frsnkbouss and Ateericaa ehaln stores have be for about 45 years, apd I am tired of Skinny Boy ■sld. bad laft conditions so unset using li, but it seems 1 can’t ipve it tled there that tbmre was small Brown will be the starting pitch come tergets of ‘demonstrations in ers. a Nazi movement to decentralize up. WUI you kindly advise me chance now that the bout would be Triiat to do and otdige?"' P0Ut?y'*l'‘B 7 % w f;,...... II held as a world fair attraction: Dtfl- big concerns. Wants? - PaVa2Jl55,t*,yX«£i,-i \\ CSuuioe to Make Good Answer: The easiest way to cure niti aanounesmsat of' the sits and the tobacco habit is to taks a friilt dkts will be made next week. "When tbs Rsichstsg oonvenss 1 a • s a a a g on.Marob 21, Communists Trill..be Jules fa s t using only. snoaD amounts BSudlo-**--—BUlldlfif IlftUllAlE ^ •’ ®'*** ...... fJ kept from tbe seaston by the most of any kind ol add fruit Jules. Diaimnda—M^tebaslljawelVv“ ‘ * at ALL-BBITISH FINAL Wall Street While fasting one does not enj(^ the (BEAD T0E 8TORT, THEN COLOR THE PIOrUBE, urgent and useful 'duties,” Dr. taste of tobacco, as It has a teste Bellealr, Fla., March 10—(A P )— Frick told the Frankfort audience. Uke dried grass. I f you reaOy d»> The beetle bad enormoua Trings toe sky and law the doud'ttad pass-; gsraan — Fa?«— IThese gentlemen must agate get Houselield OoMa ^ ~ Profisata io Diana Flshwlok and Barbara Py- ■ire to cure this habit, the fruit fast and toey were funny looklag .thihgs. man, both Engliab women, mat here Brief9 accustomed to fruitful arork. We combined with tbe use of your Trill Trill give them the chance to make Wee Windy was exdted as be wbizr “1 guess it’s aU righ t now.” xaM^ today in the finals ot tbs BcJleair power TriU In a few days'brmg about be. "Hop on and you- can go Tritte women's golf championship to as New York, March lO ^lntercst is good In detention camps. an easy cure. zed rigbt through the air. "When they become useful mem me." As Dunew cUmhea^ aboxsd Ig )' sure Great Britain ^ title. Miss keen among government bond spe- "C lto g to my head." toe beetle said, "Now, please doa’t go tot^ wTTM S s te a o W ir To O nay ,’- ' "...... " -'::-’:-'-'.'. n« Flshirick ysitsrday dedslvsJy. de dallsts as to'tbe oourse the Treas bers of the nation we TriD welcome them hack as fallow citizens. Otb- TAXPAYERS* MEETING ^ cried. iThen youH be real safe on fast’ • ;• /■ » . • ■ ■*. **"^ ^ffe«ala-»teerts feated her fellow countrywoman, ury will follow In-arranging its this-ride. I ’m going ,to do some sdl- But, when the beetle ■sstsanHif. Kathleen Oamham in tbe . Bsml- March. 15 financing. In view of errrise we Trill know bow to keep them harmless." he added. Hartford, March 10.— (A P ) — A tog and some (Ups. if you don’t care." be gave .poor DcuK^ quite 'it 7»bo« Board flnals while Miss Pyipan upset tbe relatively high money rates ejqjeoted "Oo rlgto ahand«’’ cried. Windy. 3. Sfited^...... arbsn the banks reopen, -it is consid Prince Auigust Wilhelm, one of meeting' of the State Taxpayers He laughed aJoud aBd.4s^^ 'B-^Raaorts II*A Yeteran Mrs; Opa) 8. Hill of " "1 feel right xt home up to toe sky. you thteik this nr ...«■••• 99 er^ Uksly that tbs Tnasury will the ex-Kaiser’s sons, also spoke at Alkance TriD be bdd *to toe old 1 -irsnu ... a ty . • I Be careful of a drop, thouidi-1 don’t . "But, liitea. I have eaftti ■■.Board meet its obligations through tem Frankfort, against tbe Marxist par State House here Saturday afters _ . ^ “ ...... a » ties. noon at 1 o’clock. Taityayers ai^ wXxt to H t the ground. Do you kiMte.irimvrm **■3 EMsto Fm Beat SETTLE A T A K M N . porary flnanoing, probably Involv- TanaiaaBts .. ing notes running for s month -orl te Beriter- -throngs of curious ■odations ntey send dna dategate , airplane- ride 1 never fear, Don’t worry; you TriD II hilt, gee, I feel mheh lafer here. trhiin yod see .wherS eta for^lSSr* ••• •4 AJuon, O— Ltsut. Comi^MUider. T. two.. Estimates of tho Treasury’s Jammed the sidewalks In the fash- for each 100 members.'of their lo- **'••*••••••• •I nteds range up to a bUUon 'dollars, l^ h ld Kurfueretendamm to watch caL Don’t tttk about ihe. Mister Beetle. Arid then bug* M Q. Bettis of tbs U. 8. Navy, now -Jsmssiww r OTVB6juit******** 0 9000 00 iriileb Indttdss provisloo, for rstirs- a '»rm trpops te tke front of ssveiv The purpose of calling .thte> meet- Keep on saUteg 'rouad."^ groaad. A^let of •7 stationed in Akron, is on duty A,bi|r cdotad thee came floating 990^0i090‘9^9000000 II ■pecting the ID 8. 8. Maooo in pro- msat of 1660,715,500 per oentj . « prominent s h ^ urgteg buyers ag of xU tba organlaiMl tixtetyers .ôond doud mlgjht be pxdmil ing that, unruly .toflMatf Did» bit M the winning baltoon in the Gordon rerignatioB of a Jew arho ie execiv. not the aUlaroe sbould. indons oerw drtSdi -;'' - ’ ^v, 16 lot Bate .«•».. n forepaw trip you up? Hsrs’e the L.,V<«elstein, diairmaa'of the] tive ootamittee chairman o f tho tain bills erhieh are peodtef bsfors ft^-of rate, ttd we might get ^ : • think Bennett International Rom . but AmificaB Mefkl Oo. told stpokb • .••.•..•.Mdtaa tf way the lilhoaetto la formed from; and w a rn guect of Dr. 8 ^ ^ Exchanga was tisnumdsd.by the Leglsteture. James U MoGolrS; tbe puMlo pfeeei/ sra.fft anflual meeting m e t t a. Nasi crowd. ' ' •• ■ tamponry dialrmhn of Ita th the ground they quiokiy. ! i jBokner a b o ^ the G n f Zep- ■BSvtIon of oopper throughout the flew. The next thing that tr ------ft dttrlBf its trip flop BnropeTo AH JsTrilib mAidiaate to ce. sal/* that if tin 0 0 0009 14 rAfflsripB. , " ti^dno te 1988 waa eottewhat te/ ex- TTsre anksted. xte to sityport^tksr • BMBnrîsBf. 11 f f l i’'<>f^plteteMies.'' B e ‘ eetfttated Wlt-whhte. T»xs presentsd, hff '.tbs *tante Ute beet 1^ - *■ t ston)te.:te tiM Dnited Statea state Gnm n andji imnif# txx’RBi -r .T h li^ ^ e sBfinss, un- . ,'lasu)io^^ a dIMietes rrgnedy; .* hM dMr Naval otd^.' • - g jA 680/000 X ffo ^ tente M je o i.ta a t MANCHESTER EVENING HERA10. MANCHESTER. CONNn FRIDAY/MARCH lO.' tflSa,

Tbonenê Folks By Foiitatoije Fox OIIR BOARDING HOUSE?- AND nonsense PUZXUE^FlNP THE 6IRL WHQSE PAP OPERATRO THE MOTfOÎ c k.. . • i # • T T : j \ t . " r ., JA ------PICTURE IN THE KOVIEV ! .H .1 . 1 ; t ..■.r s . t.-?* 4 . Hare la a Brain Teaaer problem cigar store aa^lng . that be bad for you: Poppe on ice| The Emporium Oen* AHEMr^t IS. A grocery boy act out to debYer bra] Store announced the arrival of A iiTTUE ARhGUr I INV^NTTED,- R E A L C M I ^ J a n ' ] ' , bis groceries and noticed a peculiar Toppes for Spring as well as Mop- J relationabip among the number of pes for the kitchen, and Andy WILL BB ON THE YPU -PMONBTp 6 U N W < S M egga he was to deliver to his cus* Whilks, the garbage man, not to be MATIKBT SOON»-HARRWNM=^ HAVETH' WAfiWN ^ tf'mers. He was to deliver eggs to outdone, put an advertisement in A* R U B B E R ■PICTURE /FRAME,^ SENT CVERw-. I six customers, and he nottogd that The Brushville Bugle saying he was sacb of his customers would receive now prepared to haul away all kinds 1 SAV'^rrls a -r u b b e r TH' ONE WITH / po \ one«ha]f of ;his load of eggs, and a of Sloppe at popular prices. -PICTURE -FRAME/y— V6S-- TH'REVOLVINCb \ half an egg more; The load of eggs CAea ici rr>> / 2 2 ^ *’* * * ’‘*‘ would, of course, diminish from cus> Few of us pay the doctor as CAN -BE STRETCHED ip VYT tomw to.customer, so that each promptly as we want him to come ANV -PICTURE/UP TO TW O succeeding delivery woulo be for a when we call him. smaller number of eggs. Of course, I T ^ no eggs were to be broken, and the Banker—What is your occupation? a r e b Jt y o u boy was 1.0 deliver all his eggs, tak> Borrower—It isn’t—its a pursuit, -FWINS Ing none back to the store with him. rm a bill collector. The problem is, how many egrs did /ATTENTION?- / he start out with? "What you don’t know won’t hurt you!" goes an bid popular saying. If Our lives are what we make ’em— you believe that you can’t believe That’s v^hat the wise men cluck. those halitosis advertisements. V Hence the man without the makin’s A I ; the man who's out of luck. Trying and crying do not make a smooth-running team. A well'known dentist, who doesn’t live s million miles from Manches Here is a problem for the men: ter, received a package some weeks What do you do with the suit of ,.ag containing several neckties. clothes that is too good to give away Next day came a letter that read in and too shabby to wear? part: "We hope you like the neck ties we sent you. Enclosed you will The man had waited patiently And our bill for 15,00.’’ outside the telephone booth for ten ' The dentist resolved on reprisals. minutes as he watched a young wo ■ From his work bench be took two man with a small child in her arms 'M [<Û C K O O , turn the leaves of the lelepbone oU' plates and mailed them to the I H E A R firm with a letter: "1 hope these directory. plates fit you or some of your help,’’ He (flnallyi—Madam, can i help , Y O U "th e letter read. "Enclosed you will you find your number? C A L L IN G . She (sweetly)—Ob, I don’t want a ’ find my bill for $60. I shall expect M E f ' to receive a check for |4S by return number. I'm Just looking for a cute mail." name for my baby. A .Critic—The trouble with the R apper Fanny Says churches today is that they have too much Uberalism in them. Chufvh Deacon—I wish it was \ shown more in our collections. SCORCHY SMITH A Jung! e Spider By John C. Terry A bird in the band is considered fk poor tabla ihanners. r w A recent law school graduate dropped in to see his professor one day and during the visit, the pro fessor solicitously inquired bow his 1 '■ractice was coming along. "Well," replied the young man, "in the mdmings, practically no one comes, an in the afternoons, the rush falls off considerably." Norah —Maymle has suffered much for her belief. Muriel—<3ood gracious! What is be. belief? Norah—That she can wear a size four shoe on a number seven foot. "r > - Pessimistic Note: Business can’t i'la . subsist in 1988 as it did in 1982 on WASHINGTON TUBBS II a diet of thin soup of hope. By Crane OUT OUR WAY By WiUiams r M e M T T I^ ^R\HCe9UCKV t9 P0IN6 A LfTTVE 9CTECnVE> C m A eNEAVCiM* o u r r© a o r t -y sou OTtA BE A8UE ID’ ExPUiN , When Elsie Betters hung out a 66T MORE EWlPCNtE. OP HiS 0N H ;/rr,^ c o a l HOUEiE AKf ROOETlM* THAT — X's/E SEEN MOU St7W4PN. sign recently in Brushville showing Chape who are speechless with 0*4 A PILE OF COAX-/HALF HALF FP02C.I*4 A UHE A that she had opened a Beauty str an g e HON NY (|i3E="-v love often send the llowerlest mes — r ------F « 0 * E TO DEATH y VSnTH *TH' . B l o c k ' LO»4dr,t*4 FR o*4r o p A Shoppe, Jerry Hoban painted one in sages. bropther. h a s CHANGER. FEAP OF

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Zn the duplicate tourney dtthiis at the Countxy Qub on Wednesday EMANUEL LUTHERAN MEN lU a padlgnad Yrith-hia kdlle* DEPRESSION DANCE night, Mr. and Mrs. Aryld Gustafson dpif t a tl^ o f 108 ^ fS lk ig e a r t will appaar aU waakat. bar 'iwlfh^gqiha.) I ' OM-IMOoiied BBd Blodm . were high and Mr. and Mrs. Ray ------«4TOBOikT NIGHT. MABGH.ll in Bagttoitt. Plllsbury second in north and south. TO BEAR SECY. WOMERf ATmXiSATliRDAY ffM N B n U . U b ^ A n q ^ oM Mr. and Mrs. John .L Olson w m West,inqtod Broadway ao- ...... ------impreairiaaiB traas and writor, who tqada har film (B Btalf Dkvla Lodge. L O. O. F^Bt first in east and west-and Mr. and Attondaht dahut in a eharaeter 'rola in "Night DR. DOLANITO ADDRESS ODD FELLOWS HALL Mrs. J. Clarke Baker, second. The I Lord’s Day League Ezeientive ’’Buddy’* the f Lone Êagle Dos that avaiABBd alra traba tha ooinw W» After N M t,” ia starred'-ln her aao- M BBd 10-Fleoe Band. next sitting will be Wednesday eve To Be Guest A t Meeting In o f linoe tha A n h li. Oail Wlganowikl. Prompter. To Be On-Stage nere — Mae ond movie,. “She Done Hi"* Wrong,” ning, March 22. tloa, pfilintoatlijg in the p r ^ t AdmlMlon S5 oeati. Chnrdi Tonight. West’s IMctê^Siî^y. which ehe heraeif wrote, asd\whleb ' f ■■■. ■ . t origaii^ !t5 e&tlen of PmSdaht ent-ai cornea to the State theater'Sunday. II > paid Police court sessiona are getting ^ ^ n e W. Womer,-field secretary 'T h e Wax Mdwnun’’yan^ Cary Grant, Noah Beery, GUbert .1 to be more or less of a rarity in To TsD TminrsjpiioiiS'Of Ink raoorded Tikataiîiiggi of the Lord’s Day League, will be liner” ;ars the't^rbig-faatursa at Roland, David Landau i^d Owen Manchester. So far thii. month there Moore head the large-oast- whlco ration ; A t Sonday Morning attoadanoe > eaVi ABOUT TOWN the speaker at the regular meetiag the State today.) and t Saturday. Aa Rev.'.WatoonvWbodruff wUl this RdVdtildh-' have been only four, but even that aupporta her. Mesting— Pi^tteal 'History. o f the Men's society of the • apedal',added A^rabtfbn''tha State and the .BMtodven CUee club ' ill strengthriaid -'iftlif*V small number exceeds the February Lutheran church at 7:80 o’clock to Aa spectacular as ahe la heraeif fumiih-^mtirio: at the rnfular Sun The Everyman’s Bible class will average, for there were only ten prognih. .Thg night. His subject will be “Morality will preaent aaotbar thrilling eplaode la th e character enacted Iqr* M iae Dr. Edward O.^Dplao of this tqwn, day aftotnoon aerifies, March 12. at meet Sunday mo.ning at 9:16 at the last month. There was no business daa(M‘’waa fufabdied^l^ Second CoxijgTegatlonal church and and Taxation.’’ of "The Lost S ^ a i.” ' • Ntet Sat W eit in the pictiua—a alngir in a yt. was chairmah of tl)a Oonaaoti- tha' NMfingtdn Home Fbr Crinpled for the court, this morning. urday afternoon; and'evening "Bud Bowery laloon who exchangee her out Inaugural coa^ttae, has ac hon l Night H aw )v’’-'Mid’WM'^p immediately leave to attend iu i The program will also Include Childr^;rThls«wlU be the a^nd iy liked. ” body the session of the newly or I vocal solos by G. Albert Pearson. dy” the lone Eagle < dog will appear favors for diamonds,' and < euiJLi her cepted an invltattoh to addreaa tha time, (ifv . Woodruff and thin muaioal ganized Ever^nan’s Bible class at Louis L. Foster, manager of is, and madolin selecUona by on tha State Tndater-atage aa an favors when the fiow of diamonds meeting of the -Meh’s League of oigaalsatioa haa conducted luch a N ext wqek’B .danoa wUlae (Special to The Herald) ^ Swing Into Spring and Mrs. W. G. Crawford. of VaHey street Ten men were N e w Y ork , M arch 10.— E dw ard given employment on the new north Harpoothian, 82, an engineer, of 64 Bias-Cut and Group 2 of the Memorial Hospital end playground project near the Chestnut street, Manchester, and .W ith A Am âry, Mrs. C. R. Burr, leader, Robinson school. M iss Anne Papazian, 28, o f 1860 will meet Monday afternoon at the Forty-eighth street. New York, were Adjustable Straps Y . M . a A . Setback and dancing will be the married yesterday in the City attraction at the Manchester Green Chapel here by Deputy Q ty aerk i Milton Smith of Hillard street, a Thomas J. Bany. They procur^ a Mannish school tonight tmder auspices of the pupil at the local State Trade school Manchester Green Community club. license to marry at the Mimicipal is confined to his home with an at Building immediately before toe .59 tack of bronchitis. cerem ony. Inasmuch Circle of Kings Daugh Mr. Harpoothian, the son of ters is planning to give an entertain George and Flora The Qrp club will serve the sup Yoosuf Har- It’s hard to'believe the price tags on these per at the second of the Lenten ment for the childi^ at the Tolland poothian, was bom In Worcester, Coimty home in Vernon, Wednesday Suit The New Hats pure silk crepe slips! Bias-cut front and Institute series, Sunday evening at Mass. The bride, also bom in evening of next week. back assures perfect fit Lots of lovely lace 6 o’clock at Center church house. C Worcester, is the daughter of —Crease Their Crown trimming. And beet of all-—adjustable P. Quimby will be the leader. Miss Manoogh and Elmas -Kamboor strapf! Tearose and fiesh. 34 to 44. Gladys Kletzle, soprano, will sing Boys 4-H Dairy club members are Papazian. Mr. Harpoothian is em —Pull Down Their Brima and the guest speaker will be H. W. reminded that pictures of their ployed by the Chance Vought com R ale’s sups—-Main Floor, rear. itA : Robinson who will speak on "China stock in eCnnectiuu with Achieve pany in East Hartford. $ - 1 A . 7 5 in Upheaval.’’ ment night, March 17, at the City —Tilt With, a Swagger View Dance hall, must be ready by St Mary’s Women’s Auxiliary Monday next. No Bigger Than will meet this evening at the parish OPENJW * 1 , house at 8 o’clock. The guest speak- They're Definitely ' DISSATISFIED and A H a n k ie ! I er will be Miss Florence Sanford of TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION the Church Mission of Help, and the The first two winter months are ! hostesses will be Mrs. John Robb, U •» 'warm and mild MANNISH Miss Minnie Clulow and Mrs. George OF PRUNING, GRAFTING We have Just enjoyed them and Torrance. smugly fmlled Tweed and Men’s Mrs. Fred Nelson won first prL ) County Farm Bureau An And when toe weather oft dis The Nemb-'flez Senaation - cuss Wear Fabrics at the Grange bridge, Mrs. Robert nounces Series For March 15 .//■] for the Slim Lathrop, second, and Mrs. John and 16 At Several Farms. We *say the tropics have nothing on Hayden, consolation. The final ses us. There’s nothing smarter thin neanon than sion of the Grange series will be ■ / the mannish suit Men’s wear fabrics and A pruning and grafting demon Old February listens with fiendish tweeds fitted to a “T.” Full lined costa; held Wednesday afternoon, March stration will be conducted by the 22 at Odd FeUows haU. g lee tailored skirts. Navy, beige, gray and Hartford Coimty Farm Bureau Chuckling she says "They have for black tones. March 16 at the farm of R. E. Dis- gotten me.” Choose either the Fedora man- All \mlt leaders of the South tin. West Avon, at 10 a. m. and at In she comes and with a filrt of her Hale’s Sults-rMain Floor, rear. taUored h at..;.th e "pinch-Punch” The smaUezt, llgfatest, aofteet littie steh ' Methodist church are reminded of W. W. Winchell’s farm, Kensington, ta il hat with its fiattened crown... .or In ever... .made of two-way stretch the supper to be held at the church at 1:80 p. m. Further demonstra- ton igh t a t 6.S0. T he every-m em ber Down we go to zero, snow, rain and the Cruiser—another-smart brim* ric that follows every agUe motreôf tha tions will be given Mardh 16 at W. haU. med felt Navy; black, beige and canvas will be made by the unit N. and C. D. Clark’s, Granby, at 10 active young figure--and iievier, nevtf' In The Newest brow^. 22 and 28 bead sizes. "rides up.” No bigger towi a *‘enWt leaders imder the direction of George m. and at Joseph Mingo’s farm. J . • • and washea like one. ^ E. Keith on Sunday. Mrs. Mabel B. West Rocky Hill, at 1:30. Howard Higher mounts the bills, wood, oil Floor, center. and coke. Rogers will give the material and Rollins, extension fruit specialist of S p rin g : Hale’s Oorsete—Mato F)oor, rear.- final instructions for the drive at Storrs, win be in charge of the dem All our careful savings go up in the meeting tomorrow night. onstrations. smoke Howling in comes March, a much Enchanting Styles! Flattering Pastels! meaner cuss No more we say the tropics have nothing on us. S. E . H .

GIVE FULL ADDRESS That Will ‘freshen” Your Wa^robe! m Editor’s Note: Will the person VlJ^ I signing a letter to this department S P E a A L I . r \ "Mrs. John Sloane” kindly communi You’ll Find Featured: You simply can’t have^too many blouses^ cate with the editor furnishing full this season-;|And this sperial oopldn’t'b e street address. No person by that .. Matalesse Tweeds* offered at a more opportime The I name is listed in the town directory. loveUest sUfc crep e! 'B ra n d new a tyle . .: Chic Necklines Ideas! Blue, peach, beige, white and 'fM " A /•>,-'/ Members of the 4-H club taking eggahell. part in the play, “Cluba are . .Novel Sleeves I A t Hale’s Bloneee Mata Floor, center. Trumps" will rehearse tonight at 7 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Henry N. Lussier of Spencer street. The cast includes William Oates, Ruth For Complete Hosiery Lussier, Avis Palmer, Leroy Upp, ) . 7 5 $ /• Lois Keish and John McHugh .75 Satisfaction Choose to K van..-J-.vr ’’Humitiing Bird”

Bhrerything; about-these coats Is new from silhou ette to color, .'..grand coats to see you through sprin g and; s u i t e r . ) S tric tly tailored tnATiniait c(»t8 wlth^the'^^Ut-bock. New coachmen’s mod- Saturday Last elsi And-seml-^sports with fur trimmings. Dawn blue, beige, gray. . Give Yonr Flicks Day! HUIe*e'Goats—Main Floors rear. New Personality With Pair HY6EONIC Neckwear Aak for them by: number—No. 790 w • vx ■ I chlffora;with neat picot tope. And “1 Organdy! Pique! J n o . 2C( sqivlce how for more pracr I h ^ Sale! . I Ucal wear. Four idvidy new Bhadea—ehadb- tone, fogmist, inocfnl)eIge and dove- Cleansing New and beige.. • HaVs Hoaleiy Mato-Bloar, right.'

Your ftbck siaqdy must boast a. crisp whiter cVIar or . bow to be’ Smart New smart this simngl Here are i r* . , 6 Dresses swanky new models in printed and dotted oigaVIy,, piques, and'other .A SATURDAY! fa b rfo a Maln'Floor, front. X3 for $2;00) Imported from E n a te n d l • Plain Frocks COATS • Rum and Butter yoa can wear' rIgKi now •Plain Coats ToHee A. $5.98 Grades ■! 1? -‘ y *. • Men’s Suits SATURDAY! (S PISMS), We have lalaetad one group of new, $ 2 0 5 0 and $25.00 rau^'dreeaee and raprie«l^tbam |8J8 for Saturday. Hire are the much want ♦ . r SwiSi 'Fiakh •Toiwoafs ed black and navy draeade with whito touebae. .dainty new prints... .and plain 2 0 ® oolors eombinad -wifo prints. Brary lEweed and mixturei; they're drsM a new 1988 fashion Issderl Fbr is s s i' • Orefvoaiiis m lM I practical, yet retain all the fashion d e ^ with a mm J » » w t a new season demands. Simple tailor* tahoo’from' isd ^ats, coats with the new sleeves; and . W o k C U M f i r ■BdDtHvfNd. TUS I ' novel wUar d^ite. Colors are tan; grey, An blue, black and white. Sizes are'12’to 44 CJm .ToV'C hitgt tim e high grids Afsertid i ' A Rm gnalitgr rtemi’aiiapt te, Aeeoost. at a ♦ ^ Br Te Ihcs—Second FlooTe Dreaiie_____ Mtallttf-fov >viiob t e o t ir s e MMiflMPsMI,* , BOTvs y n o iS i oelorf and-advUa- A '9 V /' ^ ^ ‘ '' i > >' 1 ifi . -Xt; ui*-* 5 -V