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VOL.Lin^Nt 170. (CSaaeifled Adveciletuf PRICES OF GOLD A 104-Mile-An-Hour Train—And Ten Men ROBBERY AS MOTIVE Pull It! ^ SHARES DROP ON IN NORWALK MURDER TORONTO MART BY LATEST JAP NOTE Imprint of Woman’s Shoe THREE SUSPEaED Wild Bnrst of Selling Fol Fonnd Near Where Body IN HI-JACK-CASE lows Annonneement That Dillinger Gangsters Was Discovered; Toxicol 10 Per Cent Tax W ill Be Threaten Gov, White ogist’s Report Not Ready. Woman and Two Men Are Placed on Output — Washington Thinks m Held in Connection With Columbus, O., April 19.— (A P)— ^ Governor White said he was not Norwalk, April 19.— (A P )— State A threat on the life of Governor Edsumied by the threat I Btm Toronto, April 19— (AP) — Gold have a few months to before Toxicologist H. T. Leavenworth of George White apparently emanat Message May Hake F ^ share prices broke wide open at the July 18.” Bridg-eport and Dr. WUliam H. Me* the $25,000 Theft. ing from Dillinger gangsters Is un opening of the Toronto Mining E x ’The governor's name and address Mahon, local medical examiner, der investigation of postal authori was crudely printed on the envelope change today as a result of the new Eastern ProUen Mor^ went Into' a conference at noon In ties, the governor i^vesded today. but the latter, written in longhand, New Haven, April 19.— (A P)—^A 10 per cent gold tax armounced in the Norwalk hospital, discussing the ’The threat was made in a letter was evidently disguised. Governor woman and two men were arrested the Ottawa Dominion budget yes mailed in Chicago and signed by White said. Complicated — U. S. An^ toxicologist’s reports on the viscera in connection with 225,000 Adley terday. “friends" of Hanry Plerpont and Governor White said there would of Arthur Todd, drowned mysteri Dome dropped $8.60 to $80 on Charles Makley, DilUnget, gangsters be no Increase of the guard at the ously at Bell Island last week. Express Company hijacking and openirrg sales; HolUnger dropped nnder sentence of death in the elec executive mansion at this time. The planes Inyohed in Con The contents of Todd’s stomach their cases were continued today- $2.10 to $16; Lake shore $5 to $48; tric pbalr for riaylng Sheriff Jeff guard was posted several weeks were given to the toxicologist by for a week when they were arraign McIntyre $3 to $45.50; Teckhugbes Barber at Lima. ago by Adjutant GeneriU Frank D. the states attorney’s office after an troversy. ed before Judge Raymond J. Devlin 1.20 to 6.40; and Wright, Hargraves, Governor White disclosed the let Henderson, when the Dillinger autopsy had been performed by Dr. In City Court. 70 cents to $8.90. ter said that if be did not pardon gangsters were removed from the McMahon. Leavenworth has not yet Bralome and Pioneer, two Brit They described themselves to po- “Harry and Charley” before the ex Lima Jail to the Ohio penitentiary. said whether or not poison or drugs ish Columbia gold leaders, fell about London, April 19.— (A P ) — The Uce as Miss Ruth Brown, 85, alias ecution date, July IS, be would not PierpontyUd Makley are to be were found. $1 each. British government today received Patty MiUer and Patty Lumbusto, Uve out his term In office. electrocuted for slaying the sheriff Following the conference at the Anthony Solimlno, 24, and Matbew Dome soon recovered to $36. ‘1 turned the letter over to Post- when they raided the Allen county Em informative cable from its om> hospital. Dr. McMahon said today Sullivan, 27. All reside in N ew The indusmal section of the Tor moister Nate McCoy of Columbus Jail and Uberated John Dillinger; bsmsador to Tokyo concerning /that he would turn the final report Haven. onto Stock Exchange was steady. and be submitted it to postal in their chieftain, who was held eis a Japan’s wEumlng to other countries over to ^roner John J. Phelan. Big Bosh to Sell spectors,” the governor said. robbery suspect on Oct. 12. agEiinst projects for the assistance A t the conclusion of the confer Judge Devlin set bonds for the men at 110,000 each and for the MilUons of doUars were quickly The letter was received a week RusaeU C lu k , also a member of of Chlneu ^ ence, Dr. McMahon said; woman at $1,000. written off the face value of the ago ’Tuesday. It was written on the the gang, is now serving a life term Contents of the messEige were not “Mr. Leavenworth merely came Although the arrests were made stocks of leading gold producers. stationery of a St. Louia hotel. for his part in the crime. disclosed except that it eonflnned here to discuss some technicalities yesterday, police did not disclose Brokerage houses were Jammed the gist of press reports of tte v/hich have arisen. There Is nothing them until the trio was ready for to the doors by excited throngs and JapEmese declaration.. definite to be gfiven out yet and the arraignment. the galleriec of the Mining E x The unusuEd form in whlob report will not be completed until change in Toronto and of the Mont declaration was made and thO/ft^ Deny Charges. tomorrow or Saturday.” real Stock and Curb M.. .*kets were that JEq>Em reserves tite sole rtgM.to Meanwhile the police are working PoUce said the woman and the packed as the opening gong rarjg. KOMONEN IS VICTORIOUS decide whether projects on the possibility that Todd was two men, charged with technical ’The wild burst of selling imder China are peaceful or otherwise, robbed after he either accidentally Idleness, denied any knowledge of the accumulated overnight orders is understood, is moet disturbing to was pushed or toppled from the re the crime when questioned by New later steadied, however, and recov the British govertunent. Haven detectives and state poUce- ery set in before noon. A new chapter in the history of rail transportation was recorded In IN BOSTON’S MARATHON British oMcial circles said t i i ^ taining wall beneath which his body Philadelphia when the Zephyr. Aipeiica’s first Diesel-powered streamline was found last Saturday. Todd men. regarded as unwarranted alleged stainless steel train, sped at a rate of 104 miles an hour in its first might have become ill In the house The truck, laden with textiles and JapEmese fears that tiie United trial run. So Ught thtit 10 mcn^can pull it (as shown in the teat above), States, Great Brltodn, or other pow and went for a walk with a woman. paper, was hijacked fir New Hkven the three-car train, which can accommodate 72 passengers, is shown ers would seize upon q ^ a l influ The imprint of a woman’s shoe early op the mon sag, at April 13. Rmoer from SbA ot;, On FLORIDA REPORTS It was later reo^ ,^red in We«t New W AR IS BREWING below after its high specri test run. It was built for the Chicago, Burling ence in ChhuL. near the retaining wall bears out ton Sc Quincy Railroad. Would Violate Treaty part of this theory. York, N. J., but. trace htls been found of the cargur tario, Wv» R »n g Chstic A Japanese ban on international It ia'aaeumed that the woman had A BUSOiSS BOOM aid to (jhina, it was hold, wouM be a managed to get Todd’s wallet before Michael Adley, an official of the IN Um CITY NOW truckliig company, estimated hie direct violation of Uie nine-c the drowning and when she found — FaTorites of Other conq;>any has lost $85,000 in six treaty and other agreementa te no money in it she threw it away. months as a result of hijackers and which JapEm has iMhered. It was folmd near the path which MANACLED MAN IN CAR; The Nine-power treaty, It offered $1,000 reward after the lat would have ^o be taken from the Years D rop OnL MiDioii and Half Tosrists pointed out, allows the “to est crime. He also has appealed Voiiva Calling Himself a bouse to the retaining waU. Retiun- provide the fullest oppofqmlty # to Attorney General H om «f S. Cuip- ing to the house the woman rejoin- Cailna to devOk^) luranTT" diwr ^ mingp, R^reaentatiTe T- Viaitod StMe— Best Sea- Twa Gno^lbi JVepares 3 toe feelr .lofltattice fo r •■agtiiiti<$ppa| - Moieney sstd 0. 8. Sena^^nSl)'* ’ ' uvo men, a h a u e y succeeded in un the Uttle mtntng for .commerce” In but tine Lcmergah for a^Fl^dkAl in Komoneo from earthing the money/in a roll bound town of Su4bui^ Ontario, won the ara Since 1926. bars them from sosfetog'^oay ipeqial tigation of hijacking in Ck>rmecticut. for Bitter Battle. privilege^. with an elastic band. The police As a result of a tip that another 38th annusu Boston Athletic Asso fo\md such an elastic band on a Officer FigKU Pistol Duel It was also pointed out ^lat hij8u:klng was planned, state and RIOTS A IS FEARED ciation MEuatbon today. table in the house. JiCaml, -Fla., April 19 — (A P) • JapEm agreed to collaborate In an^ city poUce fumished addltiohal pro fflon City, m., April 19.— (A P )— Pawson, Henlgan EUid Whltey flnEmclng in with Great Britain, the tection last night to Interstate Wilbur Glenn Vollva, proclaiming But Wounded Men Are Michelaen, favorites or former win Tourists turned depre^on ’s tide in United States and France under the HIGHLIOHTS IN CASE truck shipments. No reports were Florida resorts this winter. Norwalk, April 19— (A P ) — ’There himself a two-gun man from away IN NORTH DAKOTA ners, had dropped out at the end of 1920 bankers consortium. received today, however, of any new back, buckled on his shooting irons 17 n^es. Not since the real estate boom Furthermore, experts .of the has been no dearth of reports and hijacking Job. Dragged Into Car and rumors in the Arthur Todd mystery, today and thimdered defiance to his Komonen was running strong at ended in 1926, records show, has the League of Nations have been invited foes. to Euuiat in the reconstTuetioa of but in spite of the combined efforts the finish. state received such eui Influx of win China since the creation of tlw of state, coimty and local investiga To two thousand persons who Escape; Big Search Is On. Komonen's time was two hours. ter visitors Eus duriilg the season Governor Urged to Declare Chinese National Ecobemle Council tors, significant developments as crowded Shiloh tabernacle last 32 minutes, 53 4-5'seconds. now closing. in 1931. It was indicated that ohy disclosed by officials have been few BANDIT SCOURGE night, the overseer of the C ^ s tla n Komonen, a blocky Finn, finished Every state in the union wew rep move by JapEm to curb these aetivl- and the known clues fragmentary CathoUc Apostolic church— Who Martial Law to Prevent second in last year’s race. He has resented at the vswious resorts amd Weston, Mass., April 19.— (AP) ties would be opposed by (Sreat and conflicting. stlU contends that the world is flat won the United States Marathon niELny cEune from foreign countries. — Three men In a machine bearing Britain. The salient points in the strange FINALLY TRAPPED — said: and the 26 kilometre titles. Hitch-hikers amd nobility, alike, en “I was brought up as a gun man. Illinois registration plates were Trouble in State. Johnny Kelley of North Medford, joyed their stay. case as disclosed by police to date TERMED MAJOR ISSUE When I 'was a boy I used to carry who had dogged Komonen through J. B. Sullivan, state hotel com include: wounded today during a pistol duel Washington, April 19.— (AP) — two guns. I am heavily armed now out the rsice finished second in missioner, estimated there were 1,- Todd, 70 year old retired business with a motorcycle officer who halt' Japan’s “re-statement and clarifica and r u kill a man at the drop of a Bismarck, N. D., April 19.t—(AP) 500,000 visitors in the state when ed their car on the Boston Post 2:36:50 2-5. tion of policy toward Chtoa”— la its hat in self-defense.” the seaison was at its height amd (Oontlnaed on Page Eight) For Two Years Notorious road near the Weston-Natlck line. -G o v e rn o r WilHeim A. Longer to Komonen’s time was a little over incomplete form eis contained ia Voliva’s w ar cry was his answer that they would si>end $300,000,000 The three Umped into the automo- day received a request from the a minute behind the record made press dispatches from Tokjro — to the dissension that has arisen last by LesUe Pawson, the during the season. North DEikota Farmers Hcdlday A s yeEu: loomed today eui a possible major is Chinaman Has Been Ter- since he threatened last ’Tuesday to Sullivan predicted that next sea (CODtinoed on Pa{,e Two) Pawtucket, R. I., mill worker who sue in F eu- Elastem affEdrs. “crack the town wide open” by sociation that he declare martial son would be “even bigger amd bet CONCORD’S GUNS law in the state for 80 days to pre WEIS forced to abandon his quest for N o official communication of the orizing Six Provinces. closing the schools, after his candi victory today. ter.” text of the purported document baa dates for the school board had been vent interference with National Real estate dealers, who had been Guardsmen seeking to enforce the Both Komonen and Kelley were been received at the State Depart defeated. engulfed in financial doldnuns, re ment, either through Am bom idor governor’s moratorium on mortgage given ovatlonN by the cheering RE-ECHO TODAY His foes drew blood yesterday AIRCRAFT STRIKE ported this winter the first sizable Saito or from AmbEuoador Grew hi Tslnan-Fu, Shantung, China, April foreclosures. thousands at the finish. 'The Cana when the pubUc school was opened dian was given time to catch hla movement of property in eight Tokyo, Emd Administration officials 19.— (AP)—General Lieu Kwei- The governor took the matter un yeau-s. Prices ranged moderately up despite the overseer’s edict. Onias breath before receiving the silver declined to nudee any offldo! oom- der conalderatlQn. ward while the volume ihcreiised Tang, bandit scourge of six prov W. Farley, who was elected presi CAUSE EXPLAINED cup Euid laurel wreath that is the ment. The IjoUday group urged martial considerably. One Miami Beach Bay State Celebrates His inces, is nearing the end of his reign dent of the school board '.gainst reVrard for finishing the 26 miles Unofficial Emd well informed ob VoUva’s candidate, des»ared this law on the ground that thle period realtor reported a 2,000 per cent of terror. and 386 yafds of running in front servers of Far Eastern aff^ro, hobN was particularly critical to the wel increase in volume over laut year. ever— on this basis of prepa dto> was only the start of the drive to H ilrd 'w a s Bill Steiner of N ew The bandit chief is at bay In the end domination of the city which fare of-the farm occupants because Hotels here were filled to capa patches— expressed the o i ^ o n tiiat toric Battles That Marked York. His time was 2:40.29 1-5. moimtains near Tsli an-Fu, General Voiiva has exercised since he took Union Leader Blaines Manu seeding was under way. city and many had to turn prospec ‘^the new CHiina policy” oontatBOd There was a long pause before the Han Fu-Chu, governor of Shantung over the mantle of Alexander In urging martial law, tive guests away. the potentiolitlee of booomtog a remELinlng runners showed up. Alex Opening of Revolution. providence, annoimced today, and Dowle, first head of the church, two day association took cognlxip|i|;4t^^ Tracks Hake Money restatement, on a greati^ ealOirgaA facturers’ Group fo r Tron- Hiiroaide of Toronto led the group. hundreds of his followers have been score years ago. ^ d'.mculties exportenced in e h S w Ili* Legalized wagering at three horse field, or Japan’s famous “81 slain. He was followed by the veteran “The people of Zion are fed up the moratorium proclamatioa.' ) ' ' tracks and seven dog racing plamts msmds on China.” “W e have him like a rat in a I^orl Kbskl of New York, with Gor Boston, April 19.— (AP) —The with VoUva’s dominance and insol Onardsmea Anesisd in the state provided plenty of If the document is teoaotolttad % trap. He cannot escape now,” Han ble in Industry. rattle of musketry that shattered ence,” said Farley. In Hettinger county three’ guards don Norman of Boston, tagging thrills for the sporting crowd. Washington amd other worid e a | )8 Fu-Chu told the Associated P m s s . the silence of a warm spring morn along behind. The Florida Racing Commission itals as an offida] Japohesa coto* Not to Pay Reward VqUva replying with a scorching men were imdor technical a m s t on ing in Massachusetts 159 years ago letter, suggested that Farley’s giv charges of ei^rtlon and assault Then CEune William McMahon of reported more than a million and a munieation, and the text is as pur "W e won’t have to pay a reward Hartford, Aprfl 19.— (A P)—As ported in dispatches, It wm4d moah and roused a natidn to revolution er name of Onias should beve been with deadly weapons as a result of Pawtucket R- I., and Percy W yer half persons paid admission to the for his capture,” he added JubllanUy. serting that aircraft plants have — obasrvera sold—tha beglaalng at re-echoed today in celebrations of Ansinias. He termed the Farley their actlvltlea in enforcing the of Toronto. various tracks Emd backed their "W e will kill him ourselves. Suln aU living But it WM our eommoa understand Sambtl, Ltbezol leader, durisf a 19>-(AP)-rCenviots Fhaos no ohJocIlQn to the toQ into the rolling Middlesex coun- chains, like links of sausafs. It is a h.;- • and control heredity are used to re ing that the ManTifactikers' associa be$e In the House of Commons eo of mutes today, tugging at l a aooltar of fact, they art n o t __ tryride. Along the routes, and along sign the parents were onfy distant verse the evolutionary dock by cousins, if related at all. tion was back .of this. Ov6r a period the new budget For the thlril suo- tranea of dottoh j^imtani In tha mora work than thsy woukT the line of the British advance— and Professor Ralph E. C9eUand of “This corrsetation betwesn gene- of 3reari our company has paid oeesive year it ondta any provltton floMa a t the Arkansas poaal flkrin. retreat—were parades and celebra- Goudier coUege, Baltimore. He tlcal relattondilp and ehroaaosome about the his^est wages in the DsymettL Tha bsa o f the convtots w *a totala tJpiu. Many communities not VANGSiaflBB SVBNING HBHAWHlAKCPgWpt, iM . SAYS CODE AIDED MERIDEN LDIHER I£A€DE U Cr mNDMEIIT New I^Mmish War Memorid Here llETURNS R D U Recreatloili C?ehfer~ mm Items of interest V\M COMING HERE TOMORROW l O B E W r a R COTTON INDUSTRY AT CENTER P A R I Todsgr Miss Faith Fallow and Social 6 to 6:16, man’s voUiy M L Seeukr ProgiU Committee in Charge < ii 7 to 7:46, women’s advsnosd ed Fridi^t 1 ^ swimming and life saving. ‘ Watkins as SelMgL Head ol Textile Instibite R e Prt^rram of Evening. Meowiial to Spasisli War Conmiklee of Three Repre- 8 to 12, dancing to music furnish ed by Richard Benvenuti and his or ’The Meriden-Luther League will chestra. Thv choir of tea South ports It in Better Shape be guests of the Luther League of Veterans Set Up at Rear sehtios Chamber to Face BowUng Girls Banqaet church, under tea U n c t i t k ' A the Ftwmnmi Lutheran church at its . All girls who are pluming to go Archibald Sessions, wlB gtvs a regular meeting toinorrow night. of Police Station. Selectmes Friday Night to tee Rec Girls’ bowling banquet ular concert in tee asse^nbly hall «< Than in Years. Helge B. Pearson will lead the de- to be held in Hartford Monday votionals and Miss Faith Fallow and night, are requested to be at tee the church, on Friday night. May her social committee is in charge Rec Monday night not later than 4. Tlie program will consist of en Elarl Seaman, Ehmer Weden and Charleston, S. C., April 19.— (AP) of the meeting. The visitors Will The monument to the memory of 6:80. .^11 those having cars that semble numbers for mixed voices, ’Thomas Ferguson have been named three selectlona by tee male section —George A. Sloan, of New York, present the program. the Muchester men who served in can be used for tninsporting tee of tee choir, as well as varlods solo The social committee includes the Spanisb-American Wu*, was if/- a committee of three by tee Cham people are urged to bring teem. president of the Cotton Textile Insti Si* groups. The choir will also be as^ Hugo Pearson, Miss Edith Johnson, yesterday erected on the site se ber of Commerce to appeu before You must be there on time. tute, told the 38th annual conven Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Grace i n sisted by Miss Miriam Watkins, soi^ lected, which is just east of the tee Board of Selectmen at its meet All children are to be at tee Rec tion of the American Cotton Msmu- Johnson, Miss Edith Brown, Miss l i5^ at 9:30 Saturday morning for danc prano. The entire proceeds are to fsu;turer8 Association here today MEmchester police station in the ing tomorrow night at the Munici go to tee music fund of tee church' Lillian Anderson, Miss Ida Ander Onter Park. ii pal building and protest tee regula ing. that the textile industry was in a son and Erik Modean. Refreshments Tickets may be had at Watkins or better position now than at any cor The inonument is set in a section tion that prohibits U-tums on Main will be served and a social hour will WESLEYAN IMPROVEMENTS from any member of tee choir. responding period in the last six between two walks, one close to the street. irears and advocated that it continue follow. police court building and imotber The Merchants Division of tee self-government with Federal su that enters the park from Center .’V Chamber recently voted unanimously Middletown, April 19 — (AP) — street There hsui been a grade pervision. BLAST INJURES FOUR to lodge an official protest against The Wesleyan Board of Trustees at I ljove go o d Sloan, who also is chairman of the board erected and the committee tee ruling, it being felt teat tee its meeting in New York yesterday cotton textile code authority, said from the park board and the monu regulation was bote unnecessary rOOD AND BAT Chester, Pa., April 19.— (A P) — voted to Srect tee committee on the textile code paved the way for ment committee have agreed u to and inconvenient. The Board of grounds and buildings to proceed WHAT I UKE hundreds of other codes and that Four men were severely burned tee grading teat will be done about (Control of tee Chamber approved early today by fire which accom tee monument. It will mean teat with complete alterations to Fayer- THANKS TO non-compliance of the code” has the stand of tee merchants and au weateer gymnasium and to fill tee been a rare exception.” panied a series of bomb explosions in considerable shrubbery teat now thorized tee appointment of a com BELL-ANS/> a night club. grows in this piu-t of tee park will squash court building on tee east “I doubt if any industry has ex mittee to confer with tee Selectmen side of tee alumni athletic building. perienced less difficulty in securing The club, known as the Dutch be removed, tee ground graded up AOBsv • worn w .• ■ on tee matter. The appointment The committee will have plans pre taUaf B«U-«aa sItm. That ia to try it far compliance with its code provisions,” Grille, was in a three-story building to tee level set for tee b u e of tee of tee committee was made today pared Immediately. Probability tee y o m e il Bdl-aaa U parfactb haiauaat r«t he said, “or less occasion to invoke on Third street. This was wrecked monument and the space left open M ata prompt raliaf ey«a ia Mvara caaa^ and adjoining residences were dam by President E. J. Holl. gymnasium alterations will start the machinery of enforcemeift than by tee removal of the bushes will be The Board of Selectmen at its 1M7. T^rial ia proof—Me. M S A ours.” aged by the blaze. The explosions planted tO' grus. It is expected before commencement, and it is shattered windows for a block in sdl last meeting, approved tee regula hoped to be completed by Septem Price Increases that tee gras; will be sufficiently tion only after four votes had been direcUons. grown to present a good appearsmce ber. If possible the squEish courts BELL-ANSim^ He said “while substantial price taken on the matter, tee first three FOR INMCESTION NM increases have occurred, we have Charles Roma, operator of the when the dedication of tee monu will be ready by 1935. night club, hastened to the scene and Here’s sketch of memorial to the men of MMchester who served in votes resulting in a deadlock of been able to demonstrate under in ment takes place. opinion. quiry that they no more than re collapsed after viewing the destruc the Spanish-American War which has just been erected in tee Center flect the additional costs of making tion. Park. Date of dedication hs« not yet been set “I don’t know what it’s all about,” effective the N”.A program of re MRS. AVERY INCLUDED habilitation plus the processing tax he said before being ceuried away. MECHANIZED CAVALRY “I have no enemies.” which has amounted to approxi Tuesday—a sharp contrast between S. Gruber and was taken along for Washington! April 19.—(AP)— Tomorrow Night mately 579,000,000 during the past LEAVES ON LONG TREK present motorized speed and the maintenanqe and repair of vehicles. Official recognition of five women eight months.” SEN. MoADOO ILL long hard pull which would have Eui “real daughters” was given to at the Sloan said the Recovery Act to faced a mounted detail. day by the Congress of Daughters date has achieved its purpose and WEwhington, April 19.— (A P )— Gasoline Cans Replace Feed The troops are to participate in of tee American Revolucion. said that at the end of March, 1934, Senator McAdoo of Chdifqrnia is in two months of training and maneu CURB QUOTATIONS The five listed as tee only surviv finking the relationship between pro the Naval hospitsd reported to be Bags as Army Unit Heads vers with horse cavalry at Fort ing daughters of men who actually STATE ARMORY duction, stocks on hand and unfilled I recuperating from a nose infection for Kansas. Riley. fought in the revolutionary war in orders, business “was better than at In tee procession were 199 motor any corresponding period during the, resulting from a cold. Amer C!St Pow and Lt B .... 3 ^ cluded Mrs. Angelina Lorlng .ivery At McAdoo’s office it was said to vehicles spaced fifty yards apart and Asad Gets and E le c ...... 1 of Wlllimantlc, Conn. ' previous six years, even better than Fort Knox, Ky., April 19.—(AP) extending in line more than two and St. Mary^s 36th Annual at the end of March, 1929.” day the Senator’s condition was Amer Sup P o w ...... 3 ^ “not at all serious” ud that he —The sound of starters displaced a half miles. They carried 37 offi- Blue Ridge ...... 2% Warns of Danger the old familiar “Glddap, Nellie,” as cel^ and 596 enlisted men as they He said he believed there is a likely would leave the hospital this Cent States E le c ...... week or early next. tee first United States Cavalry moved toward Owensboro, Ky., the Cities Service ...... 2% •‘danger against which industry and rolled out for Fort Riley, Kas., to first overnight stop. The schedule Masquerade the NRA must be on guard. Up to Cities Serv., p f d ...... 20 Does Your Radio day. calls for an average of 25 miles an Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 17% the present time the recovery pro DR. BOHANNON DIES hour during the trip. gram has succeeded largely because Feed bags were displaced by Ford Limited...... 8 % Lack the Pep, Tone gasoline tins, and a “rough rider” Each vehicle is equipped with Niag Hud P o w ...... 6% it has been co-operatively conceived NorwEilk, April 19.— (A P )—Dr. and Selectivity It Had and administer^. But instances was tee bucko who hung to the tall radio so Lieut. Col. Adna R. Chaffee, Penn Road ...... 3% BaU now occur from time to time where Charles Gordon Bohannon, 81, died board of tee trucks which have dis commander of the regiment, was in Stand OU In d ...... 27% When New? it would appear that on the govern at his home this morning after a placed horses. constant communication with the United Founders ...... 1 ment side there is a tendency in lingering illness. He was born in The First Cavalry, mechanized, entire command. United Gas ...... 3% some quarters to yield to the temp Westville, Va., and came to Nor and tee Nineteenth Ordnance com The Nineteenth Ordnance cqm- United Lt and Pow A ...... 4 CALL 8773 walk in 1886. tation to act arbitrarily, to super pany, will reach Fort Riley next pany is commanded by Lieut. Earl (3anadi£in M arcon i...... 3 FOR A FREE TUBE TEST AND Four Cash Prizes impose ex parte new conditions and SET CHECK UP provisions upon indiistry, “As yet these tendencies have not Eddie Abrahamson’s Orchestra. develop^ sufficiently to be serious A. W. BENSON but I feel it my duty as one who is RADIO 8PECIAUST Admission 75c. tremendously Interested in the suc 711 Main Street Johnson Block cess of NRA to soimd the warning that there is no surer way to imder- halne the successful working of the National recovery program than for the government to abandon the eo- 4* • ^ sbprtativi^ cOdt eptlBa; W KEIT •elf government by industry imder government supervision.” He said “weekly wages now being you eon ot ^ o r d h ^ g o o d /srss^ bm f .tecetved by cotton mill workers have QOU a greater purchasing power than even in 1929," that “the present level of employment is higher than it was in 1929,” and that raw cotton consumption has been greater than If You Want a Colonial Bedroom, You’D te any year since the 1929-1930 sea- •(Ml. Sloan pleaded that “ the same spirit which actuated NRA to date Want This ‘^Dorothy Robinson^* Group not only be continued in the National Recovery Administration itself but he extended into our legislative halls and, even more, into the basic think ing of our people.” NEED SKILLED WORKERS •w,; FOR STATE CCC CAMPS {?! Truck Drivers, Cooks, Tractor Men, Stone Masons Are Of fered Jobs in Order. ' p a The charity department has re X). ceived a request from B. H. Van Buren, staff assistant of the Emer ' i i gency Relief Commission for local experienced men for various skilled jobs in the state CCC camps. 5^^ The skilled trades listed are truck SYNCDPAI^RS DEX,UJD| aflursiEum: S^TETADSDP Queer Twiata TREE PROTECnOM In Day’a Newa PRMRJWMAYl To P revent is Ghicago, Aprfl 19.—(AP)--4kiY*tMrua aikto fima ffIM Chieago—Mrs. Mary Pickley <£>es Directer of State hnreaa Ing people from threatened ampu mcsqtfltoes that havp bam reaoffeA * Dutch Elm Diteate Makes not object—at least not very much tation of limba by a "maasage*' by OBS of tbe workF* —to ber husband, Thomas, being in treatment, and new progreaa in pre •urgleal (^perationa. Its Appearaac^ Forces the beer business. ExpiaiDs How Pkreats venting hiaanity by mosquito bltsa moequlto Ute prsviBtldji But she has grown weary of dodg were reported today to tbe opening used for tbe type 9 i ia M fity ing bullets aimed at him, she said Can Estniate FHnefi. eesaloD of the American College of as general paMsla, rimeh 18: eaused Orgaiiized to F i^ h. in a separate maintenance bill. P bj^ eien a. by a blood infection. ParealB^alsn HoodlEuns have been shooting at \ Tbe "massage” treatment, used causes progressive paralyaig # Dm her husband, and once she narrowly, to treat diseased blood vsaaels in body. escaped death when they riddled As part of ths program, of . the Malaria has De4n ufsd Cnim D utch BUm DIj m m is arms and legs, has in some oases tbe Pickley residence with machine State Department of Health, in ap saved the limbs of people who oth fully for a number i t yaaiffS ih fsmred entomologists «s a gun bullets. serious menace to shade trees. proaching Child Health Day on May erwise would have had to have treating paresla after it took hold, Its invasion in the United States Kenosha, Wis.— Lieut. Frank them amputated, because It pre end Oi^ig it for prevention at tbe ^**^ *'i chief of tbe Kenosha 1, Dr. A. Elizabeth Ingraham, di diseaae when ite onaet is fs i^ is has begun. This is the second rector of tbe Bureau of Child vented their infection with gan article on the disease by Ed- Detective % nau, had the answer grene, said Dr. Eugene M. Landie, an extension of this praotloe. ready iP^en a theater owner re Hygiene, today discussed “Health wsurd A . Connell o f the Dutch Ehcpectations of Children” in tbe de Philadelphia. Iiffeetion with maliirla pifiduoea ported an attempted burglary. a fsver, which beats up the pa Elm Disease control section now partment'! weekly broadcast, and The teratment also has been Tbe night before the detective bad at work in Connecticut) stated thht while tbe objectives of helpful for ulcers, blueness of the tient’s blood and seems to kfil ths searched frantically for his 9-year- tbs White House Conference .on skin and some forms of pain that germs that cause pereals. The use Stamford, Ooxm.. April 18^—>(AP) old son, Frank, Jr., who returned result from blood vessel disease, Dr. of it as a preventive works on with a story that be fell asleep in Child Health—for evsiy child an >-An observing tree surgeon found Ideal home, Ideal echoof, Ideal state Landie said. much tbe same principle. tbe theater and was forced to break About 8,000 physicians are ex the Dutch Elm Disease in Cleveland, and ideal cotmtry -was a large Preventing insanity with mos a door lock when he awoke and quito bites that serve as a method pected to attend the flve^lay meet- O., four years ago. The foreign found tbe place closed. order, nevertheless whole hearted endeavor to attain them could not of infecting a patient with malaria mg of the college. Besides listening threat had arrived. But the inva Victoria, B. C.—Old Caddy and help manifesting itself in better has bad "very satisfactory results," to solentlflc papers, they wlli at sion seemed to be a “dud” as only Amy Hiaschukaluck Cadborosau- children. it was reported by Dr. Paul A. tend 840 clinics in hoi^talai and three infected trees were found in rue, Paclffc northwest sea serpents, . Dr. Ingraham deacribed some of O’Leary at Rochester, Minn. medical schools of Chloage. Ohio that year. Four more were have been visited by the stork, Jor the means by which a mother may The mosquito Ute may be either dan river people believe. confirmed the following year by Dr. judge her child’s health, among a real one from a malaria-infected Nearly 36,000,000 gallons of blood Christine Bulsman, Dutch scientist, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindner and them being the height-weight mosquito or an artlflelri “bite” giv are pumped by the human heart in who was doing research work in Mr. and Mrs. A. Cox reported they tables, which while leaving much to en by injecting malaria germs in a tbe average lifetime. this country. In 1932- not a singlb saw tbe Infant, which was about 26 be desired; are tbe best available new case was reported. Tree lovers feet long. Thejy have named the standards for estlpatlng physical breathed easy again. But 1988 came youngster ^‘Jorda.” Eddie Abtahamson ^ his Commanders (above), radio aad con;j(rC dance band to be featured at tbe fitnsaa. Average weight at b i^ is with (Usturblng conditions in New 1984 8t M ur's Young : im ’s Club Masquerade Ball at tbe Armory tomorrow night Los Angeles—Fay R. Young, 24, seven pounds and should be Jersey and New Yoric. and Lucille Mary Tomes, 18, of doubled in five months and trebled Found In Jersey Lynchburg, Va., filed notice of in In July arid August last year gov in one year. For the next two years tention to wed. the grin should be five pounds a ernment scouts found the disease Three days later Miss Tomes and (graphlum) throughout New Jer Overnight A. P. year; and for tbs following two Arthur W. Young, 28, appeared and Lightning Strikes Plane; years, four potmds a year. sey. Ten trees were found; the filed notice of Intention to wed. number increased; it leaped to 800 Newa Average length of a baby at birth and then a thousand. At present "What happened to tbe other man is 20 inches. During the first year lAFBLY control your weiglit. 1,126 elms in New Jersey have been —Fay Yoimg?” the bride-to-be was Four Are Killed in Crash it should Increase about eight inches, asked. Ipswich, Mass.—Francis Henry and four inches a year for the next found to be infected. Over 500 Ricbardtion,-75, landscape and por In any reducing regimen^ bb have been removed. The remainder "He’s my brother,” Arthur spoke four years. Any child, although await the axes of the government up. “They had a little spat so we Dallas, Tex,, April 19.— (AP)— and flooded streams, prevented mo- trait painter dies. weighing more or less than the eradication forces. During the sum decided to marry instead.” Struck tr lightning during a severe ytor cars and ambulances from reach- Hartford, Conn.—Maxi me L, Du- average at birth, who gains these in tny program for gaining weight mer the disease broke out on Staten Hamilton, Colo.—The school year electrical storm, an airplaneplane fell, ing the scene. charme, one time chef in New relative potinds and inches during Island, in Brooklyn and in West for most students is about ended but carrying two women and two men Fanners living near the scene of York’e Waldorf-Aetoria, once mana tbe first five veras, has passed tbe or for juft keeping normal, milk, chester county. Over 187 elms for Hamilton children it has Just to Uieir deaths 20 miles northwest the crash told of seelog the blaring ger of many hotels through the east first real test. ‘Steady and con I are to be removed and burned In started. Because of the deep snow of here late last night. ship nose into tbe soggy ao^, ex- and son of the late Paul Duebarme tinuous gain should be the rule. an important **protecdve” food* New York state, most of them in in this mountainous region tbe The victims were Harry Fowler, ilode and bum completely within a who for 19 years was chef to Quesn If a child is persistently under tbe Westchester county. In October children are imable to reach the Dallas, the pilot; two passengers ew minutes. Tbe victims were be Victoria, died at tbs Highland Ck)urt average weight for his height after flieved to have been killed instantly. last the first New England elm in schoolhouse in tbe winter so classes named Jack .Poole, aad Lillian hotel of which be was proprietor. having eliminated usual causea, as is used because of ita proteini, fected was found in Greenwich, assemble in April and tbe school is Rhodes, aad an unidentified woman. C. D. Russell, a farmer, walked Pawtucket, R, I.—Fire destroys wrong diet, fecal infections, insuffi Conn. In February the second In in session until No^'ember. Tbe plane, a cabin ship, fell in sa nine miles to the nearest telephone tbs Park Place Congregational cient sleep, etc., then we must con vitamins and minerals. Greenwich was identified. Both Seattle—Big kids and little, from Isolated section, aad muddy roads. to report the crash. church and daunagee tbe building of sider heredity, mclal tendendee, and have been burned. three to 18, are getting signatures the Sbartenburg department store. all other factors that may enter in, Shortly after the New Jersey out to a petition for a pla3rfield out Damage eetimated at 1160,000. before finally deciding bis health break Federal plant qiiarantlne in Magnolia Bluff way. Williams asked him to care for a have headaches, in their struggle for status. It will often take tbe great spectors spotted a shipment of Car "You see,” said Billy ConaeU, cat azxd five kittens belonging to a exifltenee. er experience of the family doctor pathian elm burl logs at Norfolk, "we’re not supposed to play in tbe woman prisoner in tbe coimty jail. Attorney John B. Wyatt returned KILLED BY EXCITEMENT or even of a speelaliet to decide in Va. They stripped off bark and street, and there are two vacant lots "I’m already caring for the wom home with a good sized fish after Miami, Fla,, April 19.—(AP)— a given case that dose not follow found brown streakings of graphlum in tbe neighborhood. an's two roosters and a ben,” he other local fishermen bad failed. Tbe excitement of watching a wree- tbe average, whether or not tbe on the wood. Inaction showed "8o we kids thought if we took a said, “aad I think I’m doing enoufh Magistrate Fred E. Sbetter vouches tler twist a towel about the neck child is in sound health. beetles (scolyihis) in oil life stages— down to tbe County-City fo r her,” for tbe attorney’s story, that be used of hie opponent proved too great Every normal child is Intensely egg, larvae, and adult—infbstlng tbs , maybe tbe city would make Investigation bowed Sheriff Abe bait to no avail and then landed his laet night for Guy L. Sanders, 64, of curious and ctf an investigating turn wood. For some time species of S Rid out of them.” Laird is caring for tbe womaa's catch after baiting the hook with an Lima, Ohio. of mind, very active and usually aspirin tablet. this elm log had been going over WestviUe, N. J,—With tbe comisg goldfish. Bandars ooUapsed before tbe noisy. He should enjoy bis food and land rail to furniture factories of sj^ g Edward C, Wagners New Csstls. Pa.—Wbsa a dog wreetlers lettled their differences in take it without undue urging. He in the middle west for use in veneer thoughts turned to love. Betters are bites a man it may not be news but SCHWAB’S TEACHEB DIES the ring aided by flying chain from will be bappy and cheerful accord CoMNCUeiit Dairy Md Fotd Canel work. beeominf a public nuisance in bis wben a police dog bites a pollcs- tbe boo'ng epeotatnrs, and died two ing to bis physical health and in Forces Organised part of ^ town, be told the Council maa—well, at least it’s iagrantuds, Loretto, Pa,, April 19,—(AP)— hours later in a boepitaL Physicians herited traits. Federal and state forces ware so be was sworn in as a marshal says Ray Sebowaiter, motorcyds Ambrose Latvhun, who tau^ blamsd a cerabral hamorrbage. quieUy organised to the dis to drive them away. patrolm an. mathematics to Charles Mv Schwab Tbe bout ended with Bailor Jack In obei^ce to tha will of ita ease. The Dutch Elm Dlseaae latf- Atlaffta—Alvin little, «negro, Some months ago, with tbs at St, Franeis co ll^ , and tbs old Adams winning from Chief Frank founder, Girard College, in Pbila- oratory at Wooster, O,, established stood erect while Recorder A. W, weather biting col^ a jMHce dog est Third Order Regular Franciscan’ Barfoot in 20 minutes, 18 seconds. dc^bla, admits only poor orphans. after the Ohio outbreak, was en Callaway disposed of a case, 'Then climbed atop the East Washington in America, is dead at die cCllege, larged and equipped to examine Alvin stepped up to answer a street bridge aad fell 80 feet into H e was 87. thousands of suspicious sppeimen ebarg s of bring drunk and b^an tbe lee-filled waters of Nssbannock Brother LaugbUa came to Ameri twigs sent to it Federal stations sbak^ violently, creek. ca from bis native Ireland as a were opened in East Oraue, N. J., '1 -wasn't drunk,” said Alvin. '1 Patrolman Sebowaiter was sum young maa and fought as a Union and t^ te Plains, N. T. 'ftie shade am sick. I shake like this all tbe moned and fished tbs dog out. Yes soldier during tbe Civil Wan He tree commissions of New Jersey mu tim e,” terday tbe officer roared into a bad taught mathematics at the col nicipalities and tbe Experimsnt fta- "No, you don't,” Callaway re filling station, Tbe same dM lege for 60 years. tion co-operated in control work. A plied, H saw you standing over promptly sank bis teeth in tbe offi Schwab, chairman of tbe Bethle Federal unit was set up in Long there a few minutes ago and you cer's left leg. hem Steel Corporation, is a native Island, and in December, 1988, a ware not shaking a bit out for tbe "Mayte I should have let him of Loretto, . Connecticut unit was established in next tea days you are going to shake commit suicide in the creek,” ...... K ^ Stam ford, a shovel,” Sebowaiter observed. Mount Aconcagua Is tbe blgbast Tbe control work is in two typaa: Los Angeles—Miss Marlon Pratt, Clarksbuig, W. Va,—Brook trout and Death Valley, Csbf,, tbe lowest scouting for grapbium-infected elms, a stenographer, has liabilities of in the Greebrier river apparently point in tbe western bemlspbere. and elimination of European elm 16,084316/8 against assets of 8226. bark beetle breeding places. From Counsel who filed a baakr^tcy December 18 until February 16 tbe petition for ber explained Miss Pratt Connecticut project waajuraly a was employed by a now defunct se Federal one em pl^ng CWA labor curities company where part of ber and financed by CWA funds, Tbe work was to sign mortgages and personnel in that period totalled 814 trust deeds, 8ne asks to oe freed men, including tree surgeons, climb from liability,” SOCONY ers, foremen, entomologists and Toronto—Bandmasters don't agree pathologists and administrative about this matter of modem music. heads. On February 16 tbe project "There are strange noises in became a state OWA affair, March music today,” Captam John glattsr BURNING OIL 38rd tbe project was transferred fc said at a meeting of tbe Canadisa the state i Ai a with 40 men for Bandmasters Assooiation, of which scouting and preliminary mapping be is president. for oU ranges work. But Edwin Fraako Goldman, fa Officials are working with tbe mous New York band leader, said: Connecticut Andeultural Wmarl^ "X wish Mosart, Beethoven and meet Stetion in New Haven, Work Wagner could have bad all tbe in CLEAN PROMPT probably will be terminated Mby 1, struments we have today.” Calgary, Alta.—fomewbat after HUSBAND, WIFE, SUIOIDBS tbe meaner of Gandhi, tbe Buddhist Abbot Chao Ktmg is observing a BURNING DELIVERY Barrhead, Alta, A pril 19 (AP) period of silence, during which be —Mrs, Nels Nelsom 86, mmother other of will speak only to "Tbe Godly.” two children, e n ^ ber Ufe yester During a twenty minute stop ECONOMICAL day with a revolver shot through here, while on bis way to board a the head. Her husband wrote a note ship for Europe where be will found •TANeSSD o n eOMPANV Of sew VOSK. INC. uiling of bis love for his wife; went a monastery, tbe abbot talked with to a neighbor's home, and killed •alvation Army officers aad a Phone Mancheater 3975 cleigym aa. himself with a rifle. n W Phliadelpbla, 0. — Deputy His note asked they be burled to iberiff Martin Myers protested gether. wben Humane Officer Lindsay M. andNm Englanders SECURE YOUR TICKETS NOW know their automobiles, tool Ninth Annual Detroit !i ^ mson£Kmritig center of tbe eodre sotosM>bilc industry. Tboussods upon tboossods o f people are engaged THE CAR WITHOUT A PRICE CLASS tW.A in making motor cars or parts. They "eat, sleep 'sod live” snto- ffloUle, They keeur cara, their weakness, their strength—W tJbeh- vaha. K now whst cars to buy—snd what cart m t to boy. Features o f Ford V-8 for 1934 a a ra w ia r— CONCERT And Detroiters are now buying three times as many Ford V-8*e ne any othar cart x mr » ——¥ tUfWRU U N d lM It___...... 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Bsor firOl .be held gt tot « t o Wamto Pto THUMDAY, APm^ It (Oultral and Butorn Btudard Tlmt) ^ thfit'fi''' Mrs. ito fm t Turner, tfila 1 hgvs hea^mvllkl tb! ... R any FlfittHB* ^Uttts d ^ h t s r , tu im d win M presented Friday United Workers gt the SooCh Net«i All pro»r»nn to k » and bailo chain; or froupo tocroof unjMW ipM* •Hoyel’r; st< ^ DB flid; ooBSt to ooMt (o to o) doilrnatlon Inoludoi all avftU&blo itationi. a few dotof Ktototito* bwfldM nodding to gmnnor Oliild H«llh wUcb I ^ inUortAed u never before. The, Advice sleepy self complacency. I* w t for May 1. According to that .oclal gatherings By Dr. Prank UoCoy WhUe we are on this subject of program every child la Connecticut ^ weU as la pubUc stat^ents tM T . Mnt. to«. let ,n* «prM.|«»nld oontoun. n ,n«t nANCHEOTBR EVaNDid HBRALO, BtANCHE9n!R.CQMN, 1ffCnt|9(IAT..i ll/lt it . 4 * Lcft'to right: IB.EN B \ OUNNB» EUSSA LANDI.| CIAVDBTTE COLBBIT BA&BAIA STAN 1. WYCK. 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I 3 19® iL if e b o u y M " A. Brazauski A Ends B. O . Protects healdi -iT ^ i -Tfti /i I SlNorthStreet • fc. ’ . i- : ' r' . . > s ■ *«■ • . > W s . r-" ( PAGE uAKooiatsR ETianm ic a iic b b is ^ ^ . .t o t r s d a t , A ift n ; i 9« i « 4 '.J- r point, 11 miles from a ln ^ ^ A y ifw^cMned ^ CAMim i CQnHE CHURCH WOMEN ABOUT TOWN KEPOKtS NMAItBIE lUffHHlFHBBS eoatm< wea Jiaem hBl iot six' irriTos Cterence H. Anderson of 64T Main ’itas word iTMBt ont fii to PRESENT PLAY .street la in N ew Tork on business CHURCH DEBT FREE ‘ m Sronlti^why y w didn’t TO H H E PROTEST w a ^ Btolnor. B o w m « pleooiag today. have______more falihr _S _d ,; you face sig^ to the atUetie «ye «> he step problems and dlfflcultidi with toar p e along. He runs ixdtb almost a Large A tt«4iui9e ’ Sf AffUr and trembling or with courage and Held at the .Cdimtry Club The summer term for bojrs' swim sprinter’s s t ^ . Ho was still in the faith ? Do you limit your faith cmiy ming classes at the Ekuit Side Rec lead at the .yyeflteley checking sta Here Last NifehU General S ecreti^ TeDs to your salvation when God wants To State Demonstratiofl m *Three Pegs” at Center on School street will start this Sat tion, being clocked in 1G.1:25 with you to believe Him tor revivals? urday morning, it was announced Komonln in second, place, hut with The committee named by Camp People now days are enjoying today by Director ^rank Busch, Assembly Fmances Are in Paris — Eifle Bas No at his side. They were but bell Council K. of C-, to arrange for Faron |haairejO||iieii Chnrdi Honse Proves many comfbito of life and are on^ second behlntl Steiner.- who is in personal charge of the having an easy time and they want the dance which was held in the Beooioes Tired Country Club last evening expressed classes. The pool will be open to an easy' religion. If we aU we:e Other Placerto Go. Fine ConditioiL A t the three quarter mark Stein appreciation for the l a r ^ number Highly Entertaining. beginners from 9:80 to 10:15 not so lazy would work and fast er was a quarter of a mile behind, that attended. It war a financial as o’clock, to intermediates from 10:15 and pray like our forefathers used apparently doomed to face dffeat well as social success. The n t h e r - to 11 o’clock and for advanced and to do, we would have the same re Paris, April 19.— (AP) — Leon The test of the bills bad taken their ing was sufficient to Just nu the WasUngton, April 19.^(AP)-r-*A A. treat waa given to thoae who junior life saving from 11 o’clock The business sessions of the twen sults, the same kind of revivals, the on. Trotzky, a man no country seems to toll on all runners and for the first hail for dancing and the music bUl to permit states to tax natiinv|l attended the entertainment last r ty-seventh Eumual N ew Ekigland same facts of achieving faith time they really took on the appear which wFw furnished by Wehr’s 6r- District Assembly of the Church of brought to pass. God is the same want, barred hi.nself against official basks was approved ^ today by the evening in the parieh hall of the cbestra was enjoyed by all. ’The dance of the Yoimg Polish today,'^the needs of mankind are the visitors today. ance of what they were—Marathon House Banking committee. the, Nazarene opened yesterday The success of the dance last ' Center Congregational chnrdi, spon People’s society win be held Satur same, and if we would hold on to A constable bearing a mysterious runners. Sweat did down their Meanwhile, Speaker Rain^ told morning at 9 o’clock at the local night is likely to result in other sored by the Women’s Federation. day evening in Turn Hall. ’The Ma- God in faith He would send us re document from the Barbizon City bodies, their hair was toussled nad reporters tfa^t he personally tovored Hall was refused entrance to the their legs had that mechanical ac such affairs in the near future. V The play Itself was most interest- zurkiecz orchestra of five pieces Chlurch of the Nazarene on Main vivals. God is greater than aU the the bill by Representative MeLeud from Hartford will furnish music. street. Dr. J. B, Chapman presid piavaillng, unfriendly, imtoward Russian exile’s cottage near there, tion that comes with fatigue. More (R., Mich.) to pay off depositors in Jtig, each part was well taken and about 85 miles from Paris. than one was continuing on his cour closed banks but he d oubt^ ft would This is the first dance the young ing. circumstances. How big is your Jiftjowed the results of the effort that people have held since previous to God? He has given us the dynamic Later, while ’Trotzky’s agents con age. be passed this session. been put into it by the cast and Reports Reftd tinued their effort to find some place Lent, and they are anticipating a of faith with which to carry on to Komonen who was in the van was WORK TO SPEED UP President Roosevelt is opposed to by the coach, Mrs. Henry for him to go now that he has been large crowd. ’The first item of business was the its fullest extent the kingdom of timed 2 hours, 3 minutes and 5 the l^tolation. ordered out of France, a postman owd«. appointing of the Nominations Com- God.” , • 1-5 seconds. The pest Ume to the 'The Naticmal, bank taxing bill also was refused admittance. ?; Miss Emma Strickland played the Children of the junior department n^ttee by General Superintendent Tonight’s Service Lake street station is two hours and stipulates that the state levy must '^part of the rich and cultured "Emily Chapman. ’The report of this group Unconfirmed reports ' persisted MAKING OF JOBS of the Center Congregational This evening at 7 o’clock the Mis 40 seconds. not be higher than that placed on Weston” in her usual capable man that Trotzky is seeking refuge in church school are at work on the started working the various twenty- sionary Anniversary service wlU be A half mile behind the leading the income or profits of a business ner. Miss Beatrice Clulow was the one assembly committees. After Spain or Belgium. His secretary play "Rolling Wheels,” a story of a held. Df. James G. Morrison, gen group came MoUoy with McMahon institutiim In state. deaf aunt who did much scheming the introduction of visiting friends said, however, that they were "hAv- trek to California in 1845. ’The date erEil secretary, wlU preside. It is Find Collins, side by side. ChFdrman Steagall of Alabama, fo. her ill-mannered niece and Miss of several denominational coimec- ing diMculty in obtaining pcuuport for the presentation has been set expected that Rev. E. G. Fleming, Fagerlund Fmd Koskl were still Govemment Leaders Discuss author of the ibeasure, said passage Barbara Stoltenfeldt were excellent tions, the customary reports of the visas.” ’The secretary did not dis for Satiu*^y afternoon, May 5. general secretory of the Nazarene chumming together end Norman would be sought this session. In their jr>les. One might take these pastors of fhe district were begun. close vrtiat coimtries were being Church, wiU be present and wlU ad followed the New York pair. De- Saying the Reconstruction (tor- three for professionals, so clever During the forenoon and afternoon dealt with. Measures to Sdmulate poration had loFmed $750,000,(KX> os "Doughnut Day” imder auspices dress the assembly this afternoon Bruyn was running in 11th posi •was their portrayals. sessions thirty-two pastors reported Friends to Protest frozen Fissets of banks, Rainey add of the missionary committee of the and evening. tion. Ooolidge ‘ Corner, the only Jessie Bellamy as Madge, of a Parisian friends of Trotzky, who ed: Second Congregational churqp yes The nominating committee ap from his Barbizon villa has been di checking station left before the dainty and sweet disposition; Hazel Private Capital “The question is how much the terday, wgs a great success. The pointed yesterday by Dr. J. J. Chap recting plans for a so-qurtled "Fourth finish is at the end of a long hill. Rogers as one of the "Pegs”, government CFin do other than it iuui Women’s League meeting in the man to bring in the slate of offi International,” made plans for. a Catherine Flke as the talkative Komonen held his short lead at this through the Reconstructlou Finance afternoon was addressed by Mrs. cers for the district on which a vote demonstration of protest against Italian woman and Lois Howe, as a point. He was clocked in 2:18:22 and Washington, April 19.— (AP)— Corporation. The question is how Rosa Brookings, who gave an mter- will be taken Friday morning are: the French expulsion order. friend of Miss Weston, all filled Kelley wfui exactly one minute be Administration planning centered fFir the government CFm go in paying esting tmcoimt of the work of her Rev. John Gould, district superin Police who were stationed around their respective roles most capably; hind hinv. the more today on stimulation of off the lotees of indivldu^. daughter in Africa. ’The missionary tendent; Rev. N . H. Washburn, Rev. the villa ostensibly to protect the while Esther Wells and Beatrice Coolldge Comer is three miles private capitFd, to get goods manu “It would be delightful if we committee of which Mrs. F. C. C. F. Austin, Rev. E. T. French, exile from enemies devoted most of Irwin as the sisters, Sarah the Irish Irom the finish. factured and moving faster to make could pay aU losses res\ilting from Allen is president, sold and receiv Rev. Samuel Young, Rev. S. D. Kel their activity to bolding back cook and Lizzie, the maid, were at Kelley Find Komonen were fight jobs. the depression.” ly. and Rev. A. F. GaUup. c ro w ^ of curious persons. home in their parts and caused ed orders for more than 115 dozen ing it out in great style. Komonen President Roosevelt, Fffter a gen Rainey said, “Nobody knows how The presiding officers of the New A threat of street clashes caused much merriment. A t the close, doughnuts, the profits to be used m fought doggedly to hold his lead and eral business discussion with some much frozen Fissets are in the state England district are Rev. John authorities to forbid a demonstra Mrs. Lowd and the cast received the missions. Kelley tenanloualy clung to the New York bFinkers'that took in the banks”, and added the government Gould, district superintendent; Rev. tion of militant Socialists Find Com ,sCongratulations of all present. ground he had. Steiner, fighting to Securities Act and Stock Market could not pay off one class of de ’The E3RA workers will receive A. R. Shepherd, district treasurer, munists scheduled in front of the ' While the play was the main fea- keep up front, wFis still Fdmost a Control, went into the projected positors and not the others. their pay checks at the town gar and Rev. Virgil Hoover, district City Hall tomorrow. • :ture of the entertainment, the so quarter of a mile behind the two home construction and moderniza “There is no telling how much is prano solos of Miss Gladys Kletzle, age tomorrow morning at nine secretary. Followerc of 'Trotzky had planned The Educational Rally wlU be held leaders. tion cFunpalgn with an assembly of actually lost and the question is how and piano selections of M ra Sidney o’clock. , to join in the manifestation to pro his highest offlciFds. much the government would lose in on Friday ev«ilng and the young test against the order for his expul French and her daughter Jean, '' "Whether direct government paying off the depositors,” he con Mrs. John Freeburg of Ridge people of the district will have were well received and added tp the sion. loans will be made has-not been de tinued. street entertained Saturday evening charge of the services Saturday eve The demonstratiem was called enjoyment of the evening. A good MOTOR VEfflCLE LAW cided,” said Frank C. WFilker of the McLeod hFi* a resolution before with a bridge party in honor of her ning. originally to voice indignation over variety of home-made candy was on Emergency Coimcil later. the rules committee to give his niece. Miss Eva Freeburg, whose en what the leaders termed the "de sale by Mrs. Edna Parker and Mrs. In the Capitol at the time, the measure privileged status. He gagement to Robert Dexter was an cree laws of Fascism,” referring to -Elmer Weden, assisted by Phyllis VIOLATORS WARNED sugar crop limitation and Stock Ex- plans to file a petition to force a nounced this spring., the economy decrees of Premier and Marjorie Cioshman, Esther Pit BREWSTER TO HEAD chFmge Control bills were edged vote on the resolution in the event kin and Jean French. Doumergue. the rules committee does noh act by A laxge number of the Women of slowly Fdiead at the Senate end to the end of this week. the Moose and friends attended the Hartford, April 19. — (AP) — the acoompaniment of a Republican STATE’S DENTISTS State, municipal police Fmd town protest in the House FigFiinst “the setback party held last evening at Dr. J. O. Morrison KOMONEN IS YHTORIOUS the home of Mrs. M arj Burke of constables reported many Furests for pFCssage of legislation without more BISHOP CANNON’S Woodbridge street. First prizes the progress of their work. Numer violations of motor vehicle regula cFireful consideration.” ROBBERY AS MOTIVE were won by Mrs. Margaret Har ical, spiritual, and financial progress New London, April 19— (AP) — tions from March 14 to April 14, Senators identified with the beet IN BOSTON’S MARATHON but there were hundreds Fmd him- rison smd Henry Vaillant; second by in spite of the country-wide depres William B. Brewster of Waterbury sugFU* cause asked their colleagues dreds of violators who, Fdthough IN TODD MYSTERY Mrs. Vaillant and Earl Yost and sion was reported by £ill. 'These was elected president of the Connec to support higher domestic produc TRIAL ENLIVENED eluding the vigilance of police, third by Miss Albina Raccagni and reports were received very enthu ticut State Dental Association at (Continned From Page One) tion quotas. Ensuing argument held might have been picked up for their Cyrus Blanchard. Sandwiches, siastically by the members of the the morning session of the second off the decisive vote. (Oonttnned trom Page One) deviations from what might be con cake and coffee were served at the Assembly; exclamations of praise day of the three day annual meeting er, Jbhnny Kelly, Alex Burnside and Members of the bFinklng commit sidered ideal driving. close of the gfames. and spontaneous outbursts of song today at the Mohican hotel. Other Leslie Pawson. tee there advanced the revised mFin o f New Haven, wfw last seen Information obtained today at Churchman Says He Would were frequently heard when reports officers were elected as follows: Weather Ideal. m arket' reg^ulation bill to within alive at 8:30 p. m., last Thursday the state department of motor The Rhythm orchestra will play of special progress and blessing First vice president, John D. Hertz Weather conditions were ideal at sight of a finFil committee tally. when he ate dinner at the home of vehicles disclosed that 22,862 viola for modem and old-fashioned danc were given. These pastors come of Staipford; second vice president, the start, but there was a promise The House interstate commerce' Emil Knorr, his only intimate friend tions of motor vehicle regulations Rather Go to Jail Than ing tomorrow evening at the Wap- Joseph A. Bray, of Hartford; secre of bothersome heat before the long commission has more distFince to from territory between New Haveu, were noted during the moflth at 50 on Bell Island. ping school hall. Free bus trans tary-treasurer, C. W. Vivian of New trek was over. go in Its study. His death is believed to have oc Conn., and Prince Edward Island, designated stations in the state. portation will be provided tor Man Britain. The pack h ^ded for the first “nght For Liberty” curred some time between late Divulge Names. Canada. Between the p>astoral re None of the 22,862 operFitors In chester pec^le who attend. William J. Murray of this city checking poin( at Ashland station, Thursday - night early ETiday ports special songs were sung, to the cluded in the report were summoned During deliberations on District great enjoyment of all by Rev. Mrs. was chosen a member of the execu two miles away. 'The Old timers of Columbia fimds. Representative morning. The Wapping school auxiliary to court, but Frfter the reports have Zelnick of Everett, Meiss., Rev. tive committee. The other members picked their plismes as the crowd Edith Ftogers (R., M fiss.), presented The body was found at the foot Washington, April 19.— (AP) — been assorted BABY BORROWS IDEAS FROM GROWN-UPS HOME NEEDS .SPRING COATS TO FURNISH HIS MObERNlZED NURSERY —OF PAINT IN V itro CONTRASTS Wardrobe Contains Compart ments To Hang Small Dresses Begin HouBedeoning By Discarding Gadgets FOOD MAY HOLD OAC8E By OTi¥» KATMAMNB < . OF AMEBIC DYSEXTEBY VILANO-TAYLOII ■r} < \ • 10«4 W AMW ^.t^ Borne Kitchen Help Found To Bo Cblldran raading - adveolu^ Oorrien of DIeeaee OrganlaDV BEOIX HEBE TODAY Tnuumltting Booroe of lafoo- stories almost inyaviably^ ftiidl the -f tion to Healthy Dlnere. parched and lost hero walWBi* PABLITO, • handMme jontfa ae- 0#"V • • X ■V ing the cool of the iirift trpploal tUMd of a morder he did not com ' * J .x-..•.rJ.v.-.-.. •; By DB. MOBRIS FISHBEIX '' ^ 1. ^ evening and getting hie beartitgi Editor, Journal of the American mlt, eecapea from Key Wect to by tbe Southern Crosi. But no Havana with two tUevea, BEAU Medical Aeeoolatlon, and of Hygehs, the Health Magazine. body telle them what the Soutliem and LOTTIE. MABOA TBEAD ^ ;•» ix Cross looks like. Hera I *»>, a WAY, who ooold prove Pabllto Inn ''' The most common method of comparatively well-read and mid cent, fears scand^s and remains si dle-aged lady, yet I had tO re lent. transmitting the organism of ame vamp my idea of the famous con In Havana Pabllto, under the bic dysentery is through the con stellation completely when r saw name of “Joanlto”, becomes cele tamination of food and drink by It leaning lazily on the horizon in brated aa a boxer and he and Bean food handlexs who happen to be a southern land. open a gymnasium. carriers of the entameba histo It looks like a kite, the four PabUto loves ESTELLE FIELL lytica. visible stars forming It, being the daughter of rich JIM FIELD, and These food handlers may be four ends of a crucifix." If there she loves him. They meet and plan waters, cooks, dishwashers, or is fi star at the intersection I did to marry, but Field takes Estelie any other kitchen help In a fam not see it. It takes up less room on a yachting cruise. Two years ily or In a hotel. in the sky than our northern Dip later, believing Pabllto lost to her, Even tbe common fly might per but once identified It Is unmis she becomes engaged to ALEC bring this disease to your bouse takable and leaves a decided im DAVIDS. hold, if you don’t screen windows pression. S m AUBREY, a titled EngUsh- and doors. The fly feeds on ex Facte Without Details man and Pabllto’s father, has been cretions from which he then can sarrying on a search for him, em- There are eo many things that Hila modem nnnery with early American fomitare has a Drummer Boy design appUqued on the cor- carry the organism and deposit it children do not know. They are bloylng BILLIXOS, Xew York de on food. tective. tains, bedspread, crib mg and screen. given facts but few details and it Believing Estelle faithless, Pab- In China and Japan, human Is details that' fix memory by ap Uto spends months In aimless travel excretions frequently are used as pealing to interest. Ah— " he murmured. “Ah, yes, of fertilizing material for vegetable!. Perhaps in some parte of the and then returns to Havana. He course!” Then be smiled dazzllng- New York.—No modem nursery Is^ The nursery wardrobe should be This is a eerioue menace to health, world coffee traei or bushes do asks Lottie to marry him. ly at Pabllto whom he considered limited to pink and blue. Nowadays large enough to hold the layette — furniture for f ’ e baby emulates the because it has been shown that grow in neat cultivated rows un Meanwhile Field has lost his'for very somber young man for one drawers for the flat pieces and a tune. Davids breaks his engage periods and patterns that are smart the cysts of this parasite will re der a clear open sky. I saw none. who was so soon to become a bride compartment in which to hang My coffee trees (they grow fifteen ment to Estelle and she and her groom. in grown-up rooms and the tiniest main alive In the moist ezecretions father decide to return to Havana. member of tbe family may play and small dresses and coats on bangers. for as long as two weeks, and or twenty feet high and are very Marcia Treadway, learning PabUto "We will make of this bouse a sleep In a room full of Louis XIV There are cute little extra chests when tney contaminate the vege bushy) grew under other trees — is in Cuba, Impulsively Joins them to paradise," the architect promised. designs or in a nursery done up in that fit imder a window and hold the tables, they In this way trans tall trees, mostly trunk, with thick clear Pabllto of the murder charge. And we will hope that in this para Early American manner. articles of clothing that are used mit the disease. foliage high up to form a protec dise there will be no snake!" XOW GO OX WITH THE STORY. Children’s play furniture was tbe most frequently. Alio night tables tive "roof" from the burning sun. Later Pabllto, driving a shining first to be modernized wltL diminu with drawers to bold the toilet ar Since tbe organism may live To make this reading nook eool and comfortable for rammer the bridge The small coffee plants are care CHAPTER XLm. new roadster, turned toward tbe tive chairs and tables copied from ticles belonging to baby. in the intestines for months or lemp was removed and an Indirect lighting arrangenoent in the book fully set out and carefully culti Billings, the detective, sat at bli Belen church. He parked the car full-sized dining suites and dolls’ years without producing serious case took Its place. vated but once grown the desk reading for a second time tne and after be bod wandered through dresses patterned after tbe chest of A screen is pretty necessary. It’s symptoms, it le not possible to tlon closely raeemblee a jungle. cablegram that bad Just been de the colonnade and past the small drawers in the master bedroom. decorative,B, of course,'dourse, but, more than say Just lK>w long a time is re It takes the round beny many livered. For weeks and months he nner court that was beautiful with Later actual furniture for children— that, should be used around tbe side quired for infection to develop. By MABIAX YOUXO ^gadgets and give the accumulation months to turn from a little green bad been trying to untangle tne flowers and trees he stood for some not Just play pieces—was taken In of the bed nearest the window to However, there is some good evi of magazines to tbe hospital. Why ball to a reddish marble oon tto- puzzle behind the theft of the Jef Jme in a doorway—tbe sunlig'.t band. Much Interior decoration keep cold draughts from blowing di dence that the swallowing of tbe Xew York.—If you bad suggested j keep cups without handles Just be- ing a double kernel, flat sides to fries’ pearls. And at every turn ho back of him and the dim, lovely old thought goes Into the room for the rectly on tbe sleeping child. cysts of entameba histolytica Is to the housewife of a decade ago cause they were wedding presents ? gether, that li the coffee of com new baby. bad been halted. church before him. New play rooms are decorated followed. In from 10 tc 96 days, that tbe walls of her kitchen might' Wouldn’t it be better to replace merce. It takes a terrific amount The cable from Havana, sent by He saw women kneeling before The dressers, bedspread for tbe with bright colored wooden balls, with an average period of 66 dayi, be painted red, the celling silver and i them with some new anniversary of washing, drying and sorting to crib, pillow covers, screens and painted with vegetable dyes that a swarthy Cuban co-worker, read, various side altars and craved tbe by tbe beginning of the symptoms that her closets could have blue ! china ? And couldn’t you love the get it into shape fot export No *‘Clasp Sold by Olrl Called Lou, temperament that finds peace rugs for tbe play pen can be of linen won’t injure tbe baby If he puts walls and canary yellow floors, the new pieces almost as much? coffee is brown when It le put into crash, appliqued with fanciful them in his mouth. charaoterietic of this dleeaee, Following Trail." Jirougb tbe chanting of prayers. proposal would not only have seem canvas sacks to be shipped. It le Lottie hod said she wanted to be motifs, or In gay chintz or cre Modem nursery tovi are interest Usuahy tbe disease comes on Billings studied these words, luddenly, but most often It begins ed Dlzarre and fantastic but In bad While tbe walls and ceilings are shipped "green," that is, it Is a frowning. He bad .booed Beau married In this church, so here they tonne. Keep tbe room bright and ing enough to make the new arrival taste. getting their new coats, send winter cheerful—light paint or washable enjoy this world. Rubber animals with mild diarrhea, which grad pale greenish brown that changes blmself might turn In that clasp. would be married—be and Lottie. But times change and so do the bed covers and heavy woolen clothes to tbe familiar shade we know Tbe day was not overly warm for wallpaper on the walls, a neutral are constructed to withstand hot ually becomei worse. When tbe Half an hour later a second cable :!ashions. Today Interior decorators to tbe cleaners or, if not that, see when roasted. Coffee made from on# accustomed to Cuba but be toned rug or a washable oilcloth water and soapsuds an rag dolls disease begins suddenly, there le and paint manufacturers are busily that they are washed or at least arrived. Billings read, "Lou Xs severe abdominal pain, with nau' the untreated berry does not taste Beau's Wife." found a little dew of perspiration on floor covering aad decorative but are washable. New toys are made sponsoring those very color combi properly aired in the sunshine useful lamps. gh ■ea and vomiting and a chilly like coffee. Of course, Billings realised. Beau s bis forsbsad and that his upper lip with no rough comers and, for ths nations. And how vivid and vital rlor to being packed away for tbe ve sensation. Tbe irritation of tbe Children do not know aa a rule story would be one of deceived inno and palms were damp. He was un ery tiny baoy,bobv, they’rs soft and and vivacious they are! Sot moDtbe. Remember that aun- Tbe llttls crib should have sides bowel becomes acute and tbe pa that tbe oactue blooms. There are cence. He would Insist that, In comfortably aware that msmorlss of ebbly, Dolls shouldn’t bs too Pure white or gray or tan in sbine is a moth’s worst enemy and that pull up to keep Junior from tient tries to evacuate the bowel thirty-seven varieties and the vari selling pearls occasionally, be was : Sstslls were tormenting him mors tleavy " lest a child get tired carryintf the kitchen was the vogue when hanging all the woolens on the falling out and the mattress should ous blossoms are amongst the merely acting for a friend. Beau's ;han usual. He could not seem to them';hem but, at tbe earns time,time they re ^ te d ly . mother was a girl. As for closets, clothes line before putting them In bs comfortable, but not too soft. should weigh enough to give the most beautiful floweri in the past record would not help bim, but keep the vision of her awav. n i l Irritation may be so eon- well, they didn’t matter much any their boxes la one excellent precau "Would you Uks to see tne ebureb, There le a new high chair that baby adequate exercisee wh(len be ■tant that tbe number of actions way. But these days they do mat tion against the little pest. And world. Rede, pinks, and yellows,i neither would It convict aim of the won’t capelze but which can be let picks them up, I have not seen a blue one. Jeffries robbery and murder, Bsnor?" a black-robed boy asked in of tbe bowel will vary from 6 to ter. Tbe object seems to be to newspaper print is another thin down to make a low chair with play A child needs a variety of toys. Nature As a Teacher Billings sighed deeply as be item rather stilted English. 8 in 24 hours, to as many as 30 ;)alnt the guest room closet In such that moths detest. Wrap the woo f. "No, gractas. Boy Cubano." (No, board In front. At meal time tbe Different eurfaoes develop his sens# to 40 In 24 hours. ac array of colors that even tbe ens In It before packing them away. A "road-runner" is a bird aa ised the scant bits of information pla^oard le an adequate dining of touch, things to squeeze strength large as a ohloken but very, very gathered with so much persevering thank you. I am Cuban.) "professional guest" will gasp In ad When the last drop of paint table for a youngster, and later, en tiny muecles, bright colored toys Blender and beautiful. It is very effort. "Ah, Bsnor. No one would dream A i a result, the patient rapid miration. Admiration, you under has dried and the last strip of that until you ipeak. But I eee when he etarte playing with small help him to learn to dletlngulsh ly beoomei exhausted, complains stand, not astonishment. For no wallpaper has been bung, go about tame and a friend to everybody Tbe old man whom Pabllto bad blocks, It oomss in bandy again. shades and belle develop hie bearing. knocked unconscious had testified you come to pray." of aching la the book and weak matter what colors you select, a tbe business of getting the bouse In and everything but the rattle that there had been another man Zt was not so simple as that, Pab- ness In the lege, and la likely to closet should harmonize with the to livable shape for the summer. snake which it kills by building a besides Pabllto on tbe scene. Xorris ito thouA t as tbs boy disappeared. be depressed mentally. Thera mty room to which It belongs. Your summer curtains, draperies, circle of thorny branohei around Xoyes, whom Billings bad sought One could always corns nut one TAKE HIM AT HIS WORD be little or no fever; even in scatter ruga or mats, pictures and its sleeping enemy. The itory is out to question the day after bis could not always pray . severe o a ■ e i the temperature A great deal can be aocompllshed window screens should be made that the snake, finding itself trap arrival In New York, bad said anx- Five days later Marcia Treadway, reaches at most from 100 to 102 sy application of tbe right paint. In ready while tbe painters are work ped and facing starvation, itinga IF YOU’D GET YOUR MAN ing. iiv letelle and Jim Field were among degrees, but in very severe cases i:he right way. An odd-shaped room Itself to death. I found Dothlnjg lends Itself well to walla painted In girl talking in tbe swamp, planning tboee who walked down a narrow it may go higher. to refute tne story and everything four different colors and a very some manner of thievery. Thnn gang plank to itep on Cuban eoll. By HELEN WELSHIMER ^room. If they are young enough— A i result of the exceselve action Don't bang large portraits end to verify it. dark wall of a room can be painted Noyes bad risen, trembling, and There Isn’t any doubt about it. If they are romantic enough—some of the bowel, such patlenti have hot-looking tapestries on the walls. Pirates did more damage to light color while the other three Diminutive prints and floral plaques tallting rather incoherently of Cuba Carllto bad found work at the Men and women, quite often, do not body will say: "Just what did he tendemess of the abdomen, the early civilization In America than plantation of a wealt^ American speak the same language. Or may may be darker. The effect Is charm are better for the summer. Further can be understood from a mere where Billings had said he wouid mean by that?" The chances are skin appears sallow and Jaun ing Your room seems to be light on the Isle of Pines. Every six or be we do but we react differently. more, there is no place for gadgets book. Foitiflcatloni in Spanish find Pabllto. that he didn’t mean anything—that diced, and tbe patient loses weight all the way around instead of hav ght weeks he boarded one of the Our emotional responses are not during June, July ano August. The America are not forts but walled "Only one soul in all tbe world he didn’t even know that he said It rapidly. ing dark corners here and there. stuffed animals, and tbe little glass few boats that stopped there for the alike. We aren’t speaking, you un cities built out of and carved Into speaks my tongue," Noyes had said. He might swear—and believe It, too The doctor will want to examine TOe bathroom Is an excellent ones too, large vases unless they’re ecstatic pleasure of Journeying ti> derstand, about the acrobatic chilis solid rock that leaves an average "Pabllto is the only one who under —that be said he would see you the the blood to And out bow much the olace to try out some novel paint suitable for fresh flowers, knick- iavana to spend a few hours with that the Manhattan skyline con send modern engineer breathless and stands me." Tears Hooded tbe man's day he got back since that is what rad cells of tbe blood have been in schemes, tlse pale yellow on one knacks of all descriptions should go eyes. "1 have been so lonely," m his s6n. , up your spinal column os the tall be meant. jured and also whether there Is any unbelieving. The wealthy American, knowing wall, light green on another and into the attic until fall. confessed. "So very lonelyl I must lights begin to climb the dark. We So wait till the train gets In! significant rise In the number of Sea-water can be and is in many Carlito’s story, was kind about lastel blue and pink on the other When everything is In order, find Pabllto!" are talking about words. It’s a shame—a great crying white blood cells. two. Then any kind of towel-and- places a deep sapphire blue that ntlng the time for these holidays put on the new slip covers and There was the murmuring of the For a man will say what ho shame—that now that we have so Frequently the distinction be bath-mat color scheme will fit In. looks like the bluing-tub,on Mon and Canlto knew something of con harg up the summer curtains. Slip pair whom Noyes had heard plotting means. He will think bis words cial and economic equality with men tween this condition, appendicitis, Modem? Just try It smd see what day only more so. tent as, with tbe child, he strolled covers, by the way, ore all Impor In the swamp and there was the tes' mean the out-and-out truth, any something can’t be done about emo and peritonitis will depend on care original themes can be accomplish tant. They save the over-stuffed The Gulf Stream ia so warm the tvdBUng streets of the section timony of the old man who said way. But a woman will read into tional parity. ful examination of the blood. ed with paint. Housecleaning will furniture from the deteriorating ef that leaving it, in fifteen minutes Pabllto had not been alone. These known as Jesus del Monte. Yet them what she hopes they mean or be a pleasure if you start that way. fects of dust from open windows one la hunting a winter coat and his dream of avenging the wrong were the only bits of evidence BUI what she hopes they mean or what Try to cultivate a sort of elimina and also make for coolness when the changing a sleeveless silk drees ings had to substantiate his theories done him by Jim Field had not dwin she doesn’t want them to mean. She tion complex when you start to temperature threatens to ruin your for heavy wool of the crime. And they were far dled; Instead it had grown. swings off at tangents and one is is houseclean. Throw out useless disposition. We do not m ^ e things real from convincing proof. Frequently during visits to Ha bad as the other. After all — why enough to children. We neglect the A few years before Sir Aubrey vana he Journeyed Into the country should anyone worry about what accent notes that fix memory. had instructed Billings to tell Pab to stand by the great gates which they mean? Things always straight gave entrance to tbe palm-llnbd she has finished, you get under a llto the truth and ask the youth en themselves out and become clear drier and within ten or twelve min to go Into hiding at Lower Qlrtlngs roadway leading to Field’s home. —and usually harmless—day after Standing there, he would remember utes your fair locks are thoroughly DID YOU KNOW T H A T - Billings had arrived at the gym tomorrow. 0LORIFYINe dry. It’s grand for home finger his young wife’s agonies In the dust nasium only to learn that Pabllto A current fiction story talks waves too. Put a little of It on the had departed for parts unknown. of the public way: the little, tor about a golden-haired heroine who hair, push the waves Intc place and, All tree squirrels make nests All Havana was aware that the box ture-twisted smile she had given sat ^down and wept until her sea- J/OURSELF by the time you’ve finished dressing of twigs and leaves among tree er’s romance with Jim Field’s daugh him as she whispered so faintly, green handkerchief was as limp as and making up your face, tbe waves branches. ter was at an end. Gossips voiced "Ah, Carllto mio, but I have been a piece of moss because the man are ready to be combed out. Islands in a river, unleia caused numerous explanations of the affair happy with you!” she loved— the man she had seen Furthermore, this new quick by rock outcrops, are continually but none of these explanations came They had haul very little time to the night before and the one before setting lotion has an added feature traveling downstream as the cur anywhere near the truth, gether and a very great love. It that which should have been plenty! that fastidious girls will like — It rent cuts at the upstream end of "Oh danan!" Billings said loudly, sometimes so happens. Perhaps God —called her up to say he was being leaves no flakey deposits on the the island and deposits at the other knows why. surveying the total of his work. The called out of town suddenly, wouid Girls who prefer soap and water hair. It’s sticky, of course, but all end. dictation of his next letter to Sir be back on a certain day., and con to all other cleansing agents will be stickiness disappears aS soon as the It is said that small trout trane- Estelle Field found the ghost of Aubrey was a slow and painful or sequently would be seeing her some delighted with the cold creaip soaps hair Is dry and you can be sure that palnted to New Zealand waters deal. her former self in the Cuban house time that week. your waves will be shiny and silky. grow as large as the salmoiL that was her father’s. She stepped on the market today. These com Sometime— .. It Isn’t a nice word. plexion soaps seem to have no dry Ask your beauty operator to use Crackles habitually fly in flacke On the day after Pabllto had ask' out upon the balcony beyond the We grant the heroine that There this new quick-setting lotion in her and chatter around a newly made windows of her sleeping room and ing effects on the skin and can be ed Lottie to become his bride be are so many things we are going used alone or In conjunction with shop or, If you “set” your own hair, neat before the eggs are laid. bought a sizable plot of land. That saw below the garden. Beyond to do sometime. Stop at the den try a bottle at home emd see how The channel of the ancient Hud was the utter blue of the water, cleansing cream. done, he sought an architect and told tist’s to have him see why hot fudge Here’s a bedtime cleansing rou much easier It Is to arrange a be son river runs under the sea fur him the sort of house he wanted. white-capped today and glittering In sundaes make a certain tooth ache; coming coiffure. many miles, showing that the land the sunlight. tine for those who like soap and As they discussed it a breeze from sew new ribbons on our lingerie; water: Pin a towel , around your was once atove the sea. the sea swept over the Malecon, flut Pabllto was free now and she send our heavy coats to the clean The co-operative movement was was free, yet fear held her. Sac head to protect the hair and tten, tering the papers on the architect's ers. The kind of things we like to using a bland soap, work up a inaugurated in 1844 by 28 fiannel table. wondered timorously whether she postpone. weavers ot Rochdale, England, aa a dared look back upon the last few thick lather between the palms of "I want a billiard room," Pabllto Sometime—. The girl decided your hands. Rub your face and Quotations means of relief from wriidlng 'unem said, "and a flat roof where I can years as waking nightmare. Never that she was being placed in that ployment and high prioes. theless, Pabllto was free and she neck with your soapy hands \mtll have a garden under the stars." category and mattered as little ap every part of the skin is covered The Pennsylvania Hoqritai, Phil “All quite simple. Yes.’" was free. If he still cared—^but he parently as yesterday’s left-over oat with soap suds. Rinse several adelphia, operates under a charter "And a big patio, of course.” must care! She could not feel as meal. There Is less historical proof that times, first with hot water and originally granted it by King "Of a certahity!’’ she did, she reasoned, unless he Caesor and the Pharohs existed than Now the man, to conclude the then with cold, before drying with George n of England, in 1751. "And—” Pabllto hesitated a mo cared. She would send him a note story briefly, merely meant that that Jesus Christ was crucified and —again! The thought brought to a soft towel. rose from the dead. ment, then continued, "spacious since he wouldn’t be back till some Apply a thin layer of cleansing quarters for my wife.” mind Carllto. Poor Carllto. For a time next week of course he —Father Charles E. Coughlin of cream to the face and throat and moment she felt a chill in the breeze couldn’t see the weeping willow lady Detroit. The architect sniffed a romance. massage it gently Into the skin though it came from the south. until sometime next week. If ne SW BAD BREAlf with upward and outward strokes. Meanwhile Marcia, who had ac had been a little more Implicit she It would not be consistent with Remove with cleansing tissues tmd quired some clothes she said “would wouldn’t have-ruined her new hand the dignity of my office of mayor Thousands of people alllloted srltb pat on a skin tonic. W / ia f S H E T O L D do" imtil she could reach Parle, had kerchief. If she had stopped to to see it. bad breath find quick raliet throogb It your fadal muscles have a sought out the least rickety of the think she wouldn’t have, either. —Miss L. S. Taipiey, spinster Dr. Edwards Olive lU le tA Yhe tendency to sag or it you have fine WORN-OUT HUSBAND taxicabs at the edge of La Parque If she haul said >>-."Just what do .mayor of Oxford, England, ra- pleasant, eugar-coated toMsti an QH E h«ve reproacbed him Central. She stepped into the car expresaion lines here and there, tsdeen for bad breath hT' ~ for hit fits of temper— bit “«U you mean?" he would have ex foslng to attrad Mae West's and gave the address of Pabllto’s use an astringent Instead ot skin •Tm No AngeL" know. ' ■ m complainu. But witetr the plained and all would have been weU. tonic. MW in his frequent colds, hit gymnasium. In fact, women may be reprimanded Dr. EkSwards Olive Tahl|^> hot Tissue cream sbquld be patted out,” *on edge” coodi- “You know where that is?" she at times for their curious natures gently but fffmly dk ths kmiiw sod ti !■■■, 'ir--, ____ m M. H. S. TO Jttflt A ‘W eek -B n i G o lfe d , Boston Veteran ^Stitt .. B D n m y s n o t b i t u s m the Mi -t'.- IN TRACK OPENER flrstrst of a eatleseteles of artieleear on persowalHIea of eight meiahers nA Amerioa's Walker cop golf team. LOCALS FACE ONLY Mfirquette Meteor Losing H IU . K IN a (i .Presf Sports Writer) Zip?Let*s Look At Boston, AprU 19. — (A P) — For CONQUEROR IN 1ST manylany years golfers have been awon dering how Francia Oulmet, captain and Chartar member of the A m n l- / Milwaukee, WlS., April 19,— (A P ),^ ttle m ore^ a a two yea^s, Jennings oan Walker oup team that win en MEET OF THE YEAR —Is the "Marquette Meteor" begin Urges: .... m m N o m qtA In 82 dashes Metcalfe has been gage the British'at historic St: An ning to cool? drews next month finds tte ttmii to to ItoEi^ m Tipigiito; pimkH For two yemrs Ralph Metcalf beaten to the tape only seven times. keep his m ar^ous game at Its so conststentiy run all sprint com-' Only two of those' d efa ts occurcqd high and even pitch. Red and White Opens Cam- petition into the ground tw t no one outdoors—^both of them in tbs 1932 A knur'shot Itoff 'pftte'tlte disputed his accession'to the some O l^ p la d —and in the 100 meters he Ths ansW* Is'ke doesn’t — find the time, that is. DMVEO ip- -r ti^tiia^tea floor by ' times loosely-applied title of "fast vras so dose that he shared the rec to the last mtotria pai{n to Regain Honors ord time created by Cbaa^on Bddle For Francis, dasplte his amasing est human." competitive record, which datea <^Mlte a 44-48 Now that he’s on the home stretch Tolsn! Rarttot^ teat night of hia three-year varsity career at Pearson accounted for two of the back to 1918, when, at the tender Coach Wigren Sees Fair flve4ndoor defeats, and another was age of 20, he astonlahed the world tlon Cantor. Laadtite Mkto a t MarqMtte university, track follow by defeating the supposedly invinci end of the first ka^uw Caioite ers are vtondering U be Is nearing at the bands of a Marquette team nen Afin. hantoge o f long rqnga mate and captain. Jack Tierney, in ble BritisherB,\Harry Vardon and iatosm Season Ahead for Squad. the end of his competitive trail. Ted Ray, is only a week-end golfhr. •• v\s "N ',' ? n''\SS teatnloiaat aent theip down tej Coach Conrad Jennings is one, Metcalfe’s first varsity start. .. ., r ~ f ■- ./-^ ^fv/- ii' •. ■ ->^/. V I j '■ t ■ t-l ^UBE^FORftENT 65 l o s t AND FOUND 1 FLORI8T&-NURSERIES 15 APAITTMENtS-^FLATB-- REIAnSOFIIDpCR ftJCIfD A HAN’S eeHeg9 ring, m FOR SALE—2 TEAR old red ta^ - soft taiNT---fflNdLto HOUSE, 7 tlie Hain floor at Hale’s.^ Owner berry plants cash and carry price B'OB R ERT^ Bpptit f l a t on looms. 88 Walker street aO ifff- IHKivementa, garage, lent^ reasoii- TO FREE SD TE ARRRE i-n- may bave same by identifying ^ 10c e a ^ |l.b0 dox. 31 Edmtmd. Clinton abreel, JTbe Hancbeater- able. Gan 6764 eveni&gs. paying for tMa adv. J. W. Hale Trust Oompiu^. ^ V' Company. MOVINO—TRU CKIN G- FOR RENT—6 ROCldB, aR im- ro RENT- —SEVERAL deatramc New TOTk, A p t a 19— (AP)-^The L<^ —BROWN AND WHITE STORAGE 20 provementa |18. Rent free to May five. Six aad eeven room booeea, body of W fflim McDowell, late DiiNuidfl Am springer apanieL Finder ple^ae can IsL Also one or-two fvBmisbed aingte and double; also heated United States Miniater to thedriah Tobl'fo|:‘i ^ .^ F ^ r ^ iq>artmeD^ Api)i> Bidetord J . Boll,' 8679. p e r r e t t a o l e n n e t i n q looal rooms at very low rent Inquire at Free State, waa retamed today on . ■ /.W <■ and long distance moving. Daily ^ North Main street, Mancbes- F^ne 4642 and 8085. the S. S. Manhattari and maced express to Hartford. OvsRitgbt ter. • aboard a tram to be aent to Hem- ^ Conms St. Loidi^.Ajift‘^9-^ 7-^olm W iieldiLlKpi AUTOMOBILES service to and fropa New Font piiiE Tens. -Rooerml' serVieea will G l Rbatwlf^v'SM^ Tel. S06a-88W or 8884. BXiR RENT-^FOtiR" room tens* W ANira) TO BENT 6« FOR SAL’^J 4 he hMd m Mdttphia Saturday. ' Iftectoi't Sapcniim. ^ the BM en^j^AOM o)^^ Woriters m o lt, w itb aU improvements. A ip- WOMAN, d Ns i r NS bungalow*or A delegatton Ifom each of siz SALE—1933 Ford V-8, run 5,- ply 111 H6U street, or' telephone live rooms, with refined family, in iNMi Sodettoc m e t the finer at tl^e 000 milea, 8460. cash. Write Box PUBLIC PASSENGER 690& town or country. Write Herald, Ider and eacorted the heazae iridoh a ! ^ 2 ^ un|iDb.’% i d 4 ^ „ th 9 Bvwilig courses in voeattonal Washteftan, Apifl 19— (APj^^XT^^ T , Herald. SERVICE 20A Box R . bore, the bod^ to the rallgpad gta* Clhevzolet i0 A-lHii)^ F(iR ^BaFr—fl ROOM tm em oit ail tkm. There alao was an escort df guidance were recently completed CSbngTM p iR Ipaiift eon- . improvements, |18 per month. h « fo wiD FORDS—1931 (X)ACH, 1980 coupe. IN ADUrnON ro silver Lpne UUs WANTBZ) -B Y COUPLE, atpgie moteroyde police. at the looal StateTrade sehocfl, offer'by. MdbdliF c trovwatal isMisa--^sa^i-^ up 'to ' 1^ 0 coacb. Cbevroleta, 1929 coupe, Une, Oe Luxe Bus foi lodge, party Arthur A. Enofla. telephone 5440 house of 5 or 6 rooms, with ga Also m the cortege wepre .the TaftviUe and ThompmvUlo. and a settlenMGt M ^ areficee aver raam- .PrasideBt Rooaavalt todiiy laiff ur- 1927 sedan. 1929 Cbandier sedan, or team tripa, we also offer 7 pas o f 4859. rage, reasonable-.^ rm t Write widow and. a> few cloae friieads, and pl«mM9St zanged for a' cootof'toeA toto>noiv 1927 Pontiac sedan, 1927 Essex senger sedan Uvary. Pbooe 8063 Dr. Nathan G. McDowell of Roches total of 194 peroons' finished the FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, also Herald, Box L. preM riM cworsee, aecOr^^ to Di- ' * sCabMilttR foOowad-.a OOtthor.. .v’ T > ■ «. sMan. Terms, trades. Brown’s 8860. 8864. ter, N. Y., b r ^ e r of the late Mfo- B«uithr'Kliig (O., UtohA '5i«4Ml- •tx room taaem oot, with all im rector J. O. BdUnaUan,dan, vmo was In uBiOB at which Garage. Ister. he f^poriid aa "dbgatlihwtoiy" A group to ar| ^ for aOvto. Ho provements. Ihquilre at 147 Baat charjto The Toonerville TroUey That Meets All Trains By Fontaine Fo» ^ U ft BOARDING ROUSE S r d m r -.'it f ■ ; ■ . ■ T H E S h i p p e r ’s P e t SuPERStmeN WHCC THBM? ] nbcKHOLptW !''~f -----lN6\;6RSEBhJ MAMV SICK Little ftrl. (EMwertaf doorbell)—' division. I know all the plain and G l i . LOOKIN’ MU6S My soother told me to tell you she .fancy ways of turning down appU> INI ONE BUNCH rr!S WMD jMBM W90H HVB TO w u out, ilr. cants and can read the applicant's TiN TH O P^' A V g «. Pf R • Collector—Go and aak ybur mind. M y experience will be in* IN MV LIF^! mother if she’ll be here when 1 get valuable to you.” r WHUT ARS thbv, back. He got the Job. TOOL SALESMBKl ft"''' .TTee? So Keep ¥oar Byes Down Pete— You say you’re from Kan sas; ever been in a c ^ o n e ? g g g B I - She may be sixtsNflve or more, yet Jake— Well, I ’ve been at home of when the young people were having Her age the woman’s legs show not a party there. a trace go you oft think she’s eighteen, or Prosperity will not return in full thereabout— measure to this country until Until you get a chance to see her churches are able to pay off their faM. mortgages- ’Dte religious denomina tions have bcM taking it on the chin s Jones— Do you know a chicken like the rest of iw- farm that is for sale? Real Estate Man— 1 think so. I First M o th e r-A re you bothered sold a dandy to Brown month before much by your children telling little last. fibs? Second Woman— Not so much as A radio commentator says that by their telling the truth at very marriage is a great thing—no fam inappropriate times. ily should be without it. CUSTOMER— Your prices are SPORTSMAN—Say. what’s the excessive. W hy your charge for idea of shooting that zebra? face lifting is frightful- HUNTER—W(ell, my wife wants a BEAUTICIAN—Possibly so, but new awning. you must remember so was your Hce. IF A MAN THINKS EVERYONE IS AGAINST HIM, HE WILL The laurel wreath for today’s best SOON BEBIN TO TREAT THEM wise crack goes to the grocery clerk SO THEY WILL BE. IF HE who attempted to sell dog biscuits THINKS EVERYONE IS HIS to a customer who asked for animal FRIEND, HE WILL UNCON crackers. SCIOUSLY TREAT THEM AS SUCH, AMD THEY VTLL SOON IT IS NOT GOOD LUCK THAT BE HIS FRIENDS. MAKES A GOOD BUSINESS. IT IS INTELLIGENT, HARD, CON ^ C ISS4 lY NEA SCRVICI. WW, THE CORONER'S 3URV. Boss— Where is Mr. Perkins, the TINUOUS, EVERYDAY WORK. bookkeeper. Stenographer — He won’t be (9 frtull»rot tlH). down today, sir. His wife’s getting j s . a divorce and be has to stay at DID YOU KNOW T H A T - By John C. T erry home with the children. SiOKCHY m iiH ______A Hot Trail The province of Sze-Chan, Chinsi, Successful men are good mixers. does not have a railroad. , 60T 70 cevA oh thcm 6 0 T I T / OLD PET6 AAAHONey, THeift-mAlL'S They mix brains with enthusiasm Birds must breathe rapidly, be d iflC k f v u s mrmFRONr, ON HO, WOULD HAVE ^ ^ * griLL HOT! w e Ve and energy. -nMETbpICk IT UP AND cause they are unable to perspire. ■y — r— 7 BOB’^m&SUkELVB O B U K B L ^ AS TMW W5Nr PAST - Kf NEV«? The candle fish of the Pacific is . QNB THOEB BIRDS THe SURPRISE Man— How do you like your new 70 //AV'ff sporrfp /VIISSES ANVmiNfir ! so oily that Indians use it for a '— (^oPTxaR Lives ! neighbors ? candle; it bums readily if. a wick JVK>SB CffOOHS ? r Friend—Well, I have a g ^ t ad Is passed through the body. miration for their nerve. 'They sent us a bill the other day for the eggs A comet seen in 1843 had a tail they claimed their hens laid in our 160,000,000 miles long. garden. * > 'There ^are fish in the sea,” said flapper anny ays the maiden fair^ Ma.u.awT.orr. F S : • UM1WA.P. AUMEMilUMmt""ill.' --j - - “As good as ever was caught, so there!” /»r h a \/a l And she Jilted her beau and away - -me Am smrtoH -nte pfiors oFfysBt^ went he. BOMB INPLANSe AtSmBLE fOA OBOiffS / SWM^IHQr And she found, although there r w A T ANCHOR, TMS OU> BATtieSAm Am iTS W C were fish in the sea r e ^ fA/HicH wtu BLCM rr 7b . As good as ever were brought to I f land. They wouldn’t come out at her WASHINGTON T U B B S By Pane OUT OUR WAY Bt Williams conunand. MV STARS, YES! WHV> And the beautiful maid grew paJe f VOU CfW'T MfeVER TELL. INSTEAD OF 60|nA l S A Va in y t h e t o n e o ' 1 l^yORE SADDLES, RIVERS THAT'S t h e s a d d l e ; WELL.A'MPISHT- SETTER SO AN ? and sad. TO MEXICO,THEY MIGHT O' DOUBLED BACKJ HY NIECE HAS BEENj 50 KENNEW TELLS And wished she" had kept the one AM' HID OUT IN THE USING. SUT I KNOW b a d l a n d s . ------VOU WA.NT TO |be had. HOOPLE j'-'H E'S ,TOBPV/ I CURBS OLD SUPPOSE MX) HADl w a i t ! YbO SCUTTLE HAS COMMITTED A WRITE WHAT GIVEN ME THE CRIME IN SHADY- YbU'D DO, ON SLIP..... I SIDE, AND YbU A PIECE OP ^HAVEN’T ANY WANTED TO GET PAPER,AND IDEA WHERE AWAY.... WHAT ' I'LL DO THE TO L ook FOR WOULD YOU SAMC...TWBN, HIM.' DO, SHERIPF *2 WE’LL CDMR4RB NOTES' V- 9 V , tY NCA MWVICt. INC. T. M SCa. U. «. PAT. Cfl W e ’s Up On Things! B y S m a l l AV SO SrLlJ.SMAN SAVI ft ©ftite. S P O T IN Vou Cftr\eTo "We. r ic -u t M ol^TUese sK^CHes ftae rNAoeYscftftTcH«a'6f^?oH, \’ve ftLUJftVs tOftMTfeO ref LWINO R o o rv ft P<-ftce,t^ftOftr\i. cue. have. oM ft copPCR pl a Tc ; AMD AR e veRV I rr/ Y e s , I've weAfto AM’ ITCHING- 1 PicTURe. buoHT To Be.I SOfAS.'WlMG-YMftT IS p ep- UoTfeY T o T & ii Yft «ee.,TH-e ar T\s t / o f W ose.'. 3UST S______FeCT FOR TUftT PARTICULAR ooesN'T use PSN am' im k - we. V u)RftP t h a t o w e uf» PLAce.1 scRATcwes •'er^' pL-eftse.,— YOU'D LEAVE SHAC^iSIDE BY TRAIN AND MAkB SURE AHT TtoU WERE SEEN, THEN DEPT BACK-TRACK.TO LOSE YOUR PURSUERS, AND BOARD A BOAT FROM PORT STOCKTON! Da U CPRlMd- GAS BUGGIES A Mere Formality By Frank Bec^ BARBARA HOW WOULD WANTS TO SO HBRB BY COLLY, Y bU V S FOR A RiDi... SHE IB ....AKD T H A T fi ------THB FRBfH WHITTEN DOWN THE P fT A RIDE RIGHT,' AIR AND SUN WILL A W R IG H T ..A THERE'S I SAME THINGII THERf « OV-R TO , T R Y t 6 DO HER G OOD .., TH EN , . , ALL Rf4^ WHAT I MUST BE 60HE7HIN0 SRAHC MOTHERS?. TH IN K UP ------SHS HABNT TO BD - WROTE, jlW THAT hunch! flTHM GONNA 7RT fOM lTM ING SEEN GRANDMA FOR MB TO POR A r r a S y . SHERIFF /wE'D MAKB a w f u l l y W ....N IV il DO JU fT WEEK,.. NOPE.. I POOR CROOKS, OR wrvff k n o w ! BECAU&E IM NOTHIN’ GOT IT nOUBEP OUT 01 J»>MFORrAtLI. / DOIN' EXACTLY AND OBT HIM!! RICHTf t ' i I . . . ^ ,y, . f( , « , . y ; ' ^ . ,, . > , . • -.. ! ■ ' f FOvuTmr 'm:______Mg up, dohrio to tho various parin Tbc YeuBf FbmIc'i society Tba Boa Ab>1 eomptmy of New .. , tbs OoDCOfM LttounB obureb ta York baa fivaa a oeambutloB ci ASSISTANT TOWN CURE LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS atpout tOato.' Owtof to tbo oovoot iUNNimVN pOftPMMd Its BttSBdMMC tCAm SO* 99,600 toward tba falvatloB Army Maneheeter iwtotor, tasroB to tbo poriu a ft breto oial from April 90 to Wsdassdsy, a m ^ tor 6646.000 to iBoura a om* WILL CM)SE NEXT WEEK oa up/aad «i#i'Bio||f bui»F. 'Ihto ApHl 96, lUy XulplBsky, csptsla trauanea of lalvatlOB Anay aotlvl- l ^ A I N S AT SHOWER wiu dS3to boommry ooaoldorabto U'. Tb« Trindiy Mridg$ olub will Hu iB Oraator Naw York. Date Book reUtag to OBMOto off tho grouBd. mMt tomorrow with ifra, Oharloi cf tbs loslnff cldc premisss s rsal Work OB roiltov tho lawns win ho^ . .it. surprtss sad n good turnout MIm B n FrMborgm rg Hm o t This Win Bs FIb b I V se a tlo n n at oBoo, aooordtog to Mr. WorrM of Oofitor itroot. bopM for Bsxt WsdBssdsy. MIm Mary B. DMosaobBOldor, of Tonight, 17 Blsaall ilraat,> MOOBd vloo-praM* Ooift It PirtF. IM MIm lUt- Ifsw Baglaad SMsmbly of Obureh Sehools aots for urphoy. A Correction f % Tbo SUM of Jtm oi VooDord w u Mrs, Jsssis WbUbcs, post graad doBt of tbo Itato YouBff Damooratlo tU StrlekUnd^ Homt. of tbo Ifaoaroao boro. f SimiM«r oo'Jim t 22. eNIbo bmp OBTollod w ith tho F IR A iBodvortootly omlttod 1b tho lift of of luBsst Rsbsksb lodgs, w u boo- C9ub, will atta sd a geiffat-tMatbar-1 to Tomoriow, oro BOW oBgBfod trimmlBf tho trooo Through aa anor to rinridif •fitortolBorf for tbo oBtorUlamoBt ersd Bt tbs Rsbskab sUts ssssmbly opts tba fall oamtUBoaiiifB at WlBitod MIm MfttUe StrleklMAd, BM iettat April 30—Masquerade ball of ft. . The publto sohoois of Maacheator on otrooto to oU parts of tho oom- and daaoo to bo flvoB 1b O rtnco In Itrntford ysststday, liy tbs bsw Boxt MoBday avaBlBf, M ai^i Young Mm’s olub at State win bo otoood all a m t wook for tho mtmlty. Todoy tho mm woro dolag proof wbnuttod to ua mo to* town olerk, ratertalBed xt her hoige this work m Parkor otroot aad boll SBturday ovoBlnf by tbo d prcsldsBt, Mrs. Blsls L. RosIsb of Armory. fiaal vacatloa bofovo the oompletion advartmUy advartlaad Fbilllp'8 froo toam of tbo Daufbtoro of Itlb- Hartford, wbo i^^polBtsd Mrs. Wal* Mr. and Mn. Krone of Long Xa- OB Oburoh stfsot Uet ovenlnf, la Hoxt Week. of tho oobool yoar on Juao 22. Taylor otroot. Mr. Murpboy said orty, Mr. VoBBard will olBf, ao> lacs as conductor, Tbc installatleB laad, bare Juat raturaad from tbalr honor ot MIm Bvb F reeburf, More- April 36—Ninth aaaual ooaosrt Pupllo will roturn to oobool on Mon today thoro to ooaoldorablii I tm Mllk-of-Magaaila at 91#. Tbo oompaalod by bio oob OordoB. took place at tbc aftemooB scs* wlBtar boma at Buatla, Fla,, aad twy to Town Treeeurer O. K. Wad of Bssthovm Otoe ohib at High day, 60, aad win havo only triaimlBg work stni to bo aooom- advorttoomaat ahotiUI havo .raadi SiOB, won tba waak-oad guaata of tbalr dell. MIm FTM burg'i eBffBgeBMBt sobool auditorium. ono day of vacatloa thoroaftor uatll pUobod. daufbtar, Mra. 0. HarmlamBaao of to Robert Dexter or thle toim aad ApM 27—Aaaual ban of John tho oad of tho torm, that day bo- raadi Mri. 0. B. Loomlo boado tbo oom- Oasipflald Road Tboy flsotor aoutb Mataer Chapter, Order of DeMolay. Tbc auxiliary UBlt to Dllwortb Brookllae, Mbm ., wae recently an- ing May 80—Momorial Day. The ooadltlOB of Alfred NovoUl ) mlttoo IB obarfo of tbo public ovary wlator,, aad maika tba trip la Bouaoed. The guMte were her ae- Also Irish Tea Party and mtsr- Tho offlelal oobool cotoadar lloto brldfo party to bo bold tomorrow Cornell Post, Amsrlcaa Lsglon, win tbraa daya, a dlataaea of about 1400 tainaimt at S t Mary's oburoh. 167 actual oobool dayo, but Coavm- of Glaotonbtvy wbo underwent an 50e Pbinip'B most Mondaylay cvjmBLtv^Bg a t^ S t^ eoelatee at the munlolBal building. operation toot 'Tuooday la Now York ovoiUBf at tbo Y. M. 0. mlloa, Dutiag tbolr atay tbay vlalt MIm Itrlokhuid invited them for April 39—BegiaiUng of Daylight tlon Day, Good F ri^ and Mo- Armory. ‘Mrs. TT "b . “Brosnaa, pop- to roportod to bo mu^ta iam ovod A. and for Ito boflollt. Both at Daytoaa Biaob for tba raaaa, alao aa evealng at bridge, but the affair Savmg UflM. Biorial Day ore oouatod as oobool Milk of Magnesia auction and contract brldao will bo py ebMrman, ebali______bas called a BMcong •t. Petaraburg, Orlaado, aad / Next Meoth. but it wUl bo oomo tijno before ho for 7il6, p rs^D g tbs buslBcss sss* turned out to be a mlecellaaeoue days to mako tho total 190. will bo abto to retura to his homo. playod and prlsoo awarded tbo wln^ Havana, Cuba. On tbalr ratura trip ■bower for MIm Freeburg, wbo wae May 6 —Opm Night at local noro. Mro, Loomlo will bo aodotod slOB. Mrs. HsIsb OrlfflB will bs In tbay atoppad at Mt. Vemoa, aad State Trade spbool. ebargs of tbs social sftcr tbc meet* reBMmhMed with maay oholee gtfte. In maklnf arranfomonto and In viaftad tba borne aad blrtbplaea of TheM found by rhymed £reo- May 7—“Imaws aad Outlaws,” oorvlna rofroobmonto by tbo follow* iBg. Oeorfe Waablagton, wblob they m 8-aot comedy. Sunset Rebekah lodge c u r IN APPROPRIATION Inf ladloo: Mro. Harlowo Wllllf, enjoyed ImoMBaely. tioBf, oompoeed by MIm StrlekUad. at Odd Fellows halL Mro. Harold Norton, Mro. J. W, Obapmas Court, Order of Abm- A oolor eoheme of green aad pink May g-9—Klwaato Show, a bur Foloy, Mlio Marlon Robortoon, Mro. raatb, will bold Its rsgular msstlag Mlaa Gertrude S, Lajmen of wae ueed la the deooratloae, favore lesque of the Gay Nlaettoe, mtltled HANDICAPS PARK WORK Marlon Robortoon, Mro. Mark tomorrow cvcnlag at f o'clock Ir Wadawortb street woeme regutered at aad refrMhaieBte. "There’s Gold in Them Thar Hills,’’ 1UJ.WHALEC, Main Floor, right Holmoo, Mloo Helen Maloney. tbc Masonic Temple. A large num the Hotel Commodorere la New York At bridge, Mrs. JamM H. Joba- at Hollister etrett eduxA. «rMANOIFSTEDJ!nNN.v ber of tbc BMmbcrs arc plannlaf for aeveral daye this week. ■toB won flret prise, MIm Gladys May 11—Three act comedy, ^'Med- Maintenance Alone Is Possi Trinity Paot Nole Orando will to attend the sessions of tbs graad Keith, ooneolatlon. dtoeome Maid," auspices of St. b le — Winter Had Bad Effect meet Wedneoday afternoon of next court at Odd Follows Tsmple, Hart It was learned today that the Mary's Girls’ Friendly Society and on Conditiona of Lawna. week In Stafford Springe. ford, Saturday, during tbs day and Pboenlx National Bank of Hartford, Youag People’s Fellowship. Friday Afternoon evening, which la conducting an appraisal of FINISHING SPRUCE ST. May 12—Opening of Memorial Handicapped by lack of a suffi the estate of the late Mlsa Maiy hoepltel drive for |18,000. cient appropriaUon adequate to From 8 to 6 O'Clock! Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Parke have Cheney, may use up the entire two necessary > improvements In the RteJWHALECc BUDGET PLAN moved from High etreet where they months allowed to wind up the ap HIGHWAY JOB TODAY local parks, four employees of the •fMANCHESTEPjCONN-t* PERMANENTS have lived for the paet elgbt years praisal owing to the large amount RUSH COURT REPAIRS park department at present are con Chase & Sanborn to one of the HoUoran apartments of real estate owned by Miss Cheney fining toeir activities to mainten a t 177 Center s tre e t which must be checked up. In the Town Has 46 Men Employed ance work. event that the appraaal la not con TO USE SKILLED MEN Superintendent Horace F. Mur- ^^D ated” cluded within the allotted length of on Roads— Start Hillatown The Woman’! Home Missionary Road Calvert Tomorrow. pbey said today that the depart society of the South Methodist time, the bank may apply to Pro ment has two regular employees and church win meet tomorrow at 2:80 bate Judge William S. Hj^e for an Present Force of 17 to Be Re two part-time workers. They are extension of the time lim it with Mrs. Ine* Tniax of 78 Foster Emplojrees of the town etreet de duced to Eight So Board engaged raking up leaves and clear- COFFEE eb«et. The Manchester Rec soccer club partment were busy today putting Wants to Complete Job. will sponsor a setback party at the the finishing touches on the scarify The Manchester Green Commun West Side Rec tomorrow night at ing and oiling of Spruce street be Work on the town court building ity club win hold its regular Frl 7:80 o’clock to which the public is tween Oak and East Center streets. will be rushed to completion this day evening setback party tomor cordially invited to attend. Valu The south end of Brookfield street week In order that the local ERA Hotel Sheridan Dial 5009 row evening at 8 o’clock in the able prizes will be awarded the win also is being scarified and oiled. board may stay within the limita JOHN L. JENNEY Green school assembly ball. Six ners and the proceeds will be \ised At present there are about 46 tions regarding employment of 10 Depot Square Phone 6860 Chase A San cash prises wlU be awarded the to defray the expenses of the soccer men employed by the town highway skilled workers. At the present born "dated’ IN winners and refreshments served season. department and their duties for time there are 17 skilled workers coffee assures All players will be welcome. some time to come will consist of employed on ERA projects, princi fresh coffee at patching and making general re pally on painting and carpentry Insurance a l l times 'The men of the Swedish Congre pairs to street surfaces which have Jobs. Under the revised plan, only Pound tin. BURIAL CEREMONIES eight will be employed. 'The local Life, Accident and Health, gational church on Spruce street been badly disrupted by thd cold Fire Insurance, ndelity and PINEHUR8T will be in charge of the dinner Sat and storms of the past winter. ERA board met yesterday after Dial 4151 urday evening from 6 to 8 o’clock. FOR THOSE IN VAULT Materials already have been noon and inspected plana of current Surety Bonds—Auto ordered and work is to start tomor and proposed works creation proj mobile and Other Rem em ber Members of the Brotherhodd of row on constructing a new 18-lnch, ects, including one major plan for Casnalty Lines. Norwegian Liver O C Bodies Removed and piaceMn the Improvement of the southeast the Lutheran Concordia church will concrete curvert on HlUstown road 0 AU Saturday’s food spe Paste (truffled)... iu O C motor to Waterhury Saturday to Grave With Appropriate section of the Blast cemetery. Delicious for sandwiches. south of Wetherell street. 'The old cials go on sale each Fri participate in the third annual bowl Rites Yesterday and Today. culvert has given way, causing a ing tournament of the Brotherhoods part of the road to crumble. day afternoon sharply at 3 Swedish Appetit-biter in of the New England Conference Rev. William P. Reldy, pastor of o’clock. Get the "Frlda„’ Lobster O Q r* The local players will bowl their St. James’s church, officiated at the shopping habit.” Sauce ...... initial game '^ th Meriden at 1:45 commital services for five former They are William Gess, John, Wal' members of St. James’s church who Horseradish ...... 10c ter and Michael Klein, Ray Kulpln- died during the winter at the period MINSTRE - DANCE EXPERT SHEET METAL sky, John Lange, Fred Wemer, when the weather was such that Hale’s Is FRESH FISH Michael Mlnnlch and Fred Wlnzler. graves could not be opened and the The games will begin at 1 o’clock bodies were placed in the receiving SATURDAY, APRIL 21st First To Present— O ysters...... pint 35c and continue imtil 1 1 p. m. with WORK Chowder Clams — Opened intermlmion from 6:15 to 7:30 for vault. Families of those who were to 7:30 On - supper, which will be served by the be burled yesterday had been noti Clams. fied and they gathered In St. ALL WORK GUARANTEED STEAMING CLAMS Waterbury Ladies’ Aid society. Pri Orange Hall The New vate cars will leave the church at James’s cemetery at 3 o’clock and Degree Team, Daughters of Liberty - i ;f^l Help Wanted—Female ...... IS provements, newly decorated. In- Help Wanted—^Male ...... 14 qifire 41 Russell street resuxnpt^VL o ( i h t PTM im tit*# XBoiift*, watch Salesmen Wbnted ...... I4.A ALL-WAVE tary p^cy, .ha s i^ ' Dunnstadt (Seriniuiy.SAprU 19.^ themiflay.!* Help Wanted—Male or Female.. IT F OR RBNTV-SIX ROOM flat With ^ •‘The dtfecU in our h^ (A^)—Because A e'fojfw to r«to[t > ****mpmep' Agenta Wanted ...... 17-A end^aH tor Sltuatlone Wanted—Female ... II all moddra imprwements, first been partly fomedfod ajr^i^. by rmiKkAttentlons of a Jew ito stotor. a c The Tiniee eil skt tor the ^ shore, Situations Wanted—Male ...... I t floor. J^qglre 86 Cottage street PHILCO tresldent .RoosevMt,” toiiHOld Gentile ,, g i l l f BmbWk ind now - and . then they had-' to to eoxaip! Bmployment Agencies ...... 44 a v S S r . * * ^ v 4 v ery e O ^ Kehr, Is b^nji uptold to “ t o oee" toe way the mol lilvr Itesle—Fete—Peeltry-^Veblelee FOR Re n t —SD( ROOM tenement toabbtoL food tost Dqtty Dogs—Birds—Peu .. s a a « a a s « PHONE 5191 TONIGHT! ^ ^ end haa“ h i m ^ of Beaton tito pfi'’ Live Stock—Vshlclss I a a a • a t with all improvfments, 1/ O ^ano timnedia^a W ,te Press DitoHrtuient 'aa hti - “ , and shefs not to Poultry hud Supplies ...... street rent rcaaonaUe. Phone 867L > r r • to th is w^ hdw m ^ of “fo r^ tfu ln eas a t ctaty, „/i,^Aw, let the Tittle a i m Wanted - Pete —Poultry—Stock rd the desri^oh Bi^ i*» ler race.7 i<^-aaid Ditoey. ' ' •Won wtidkl! P er gale ■MtseeUameoae FOR RENT—FOUR room tmie- $ oht/fastea if the w a s . m o th e rs‘ tom m y NtoM Asti dies for Sale ment alMmprovements. garage • • - ; . • Boabs and Aceessorios ...... atoiuea.’* ‘ Building Materials ...... ddrir^. 'Feleidmne 6280 or 4546. MBndi6slM;.Gaiiii. ' - - * jtfter^; tte^' mfunonds—Wgtohes—Jdwslry •• by th e : a|of Jds own perton.*' J |iO W totorto n«etrlbal Apnllaness-^Ilgdlo 4:/ .»*■" Posl and Feed 4 ment in tWo family hoiu^ S|U tin* Garden — Farm—Dairy Prodoots provements, farnge if desireiL In< u”'' ■ - V' i IsouSehold Goods . . . Machinery and Tools quire 278 Oak street Bridal Instruments ...... ALLEY OOP and Store Bqulpmsnt ... FOR RSa^T—5 ROOM tenemeat psnlils at the. Stores ...... Bteun lieat . all moc|«m in^m ye* Ig Apparel—Furs mehts, newly Bvluy renovated, ^ i e e e e e • step (rom Midn steeet rent reason Kaatavraata able. mqulM 81 Russell street S te m * Without Board e e e e•e•ee II Wanted Il-A FOR RSNT->FIVE ROOM flat, R esorts 14 with twbvSictra noonui all fnmyove ;TH’' ' tanrants' .....m .M t, II iipe Board II ...... ^ter.:44-qam - ■eel aetoto Fee Meist onto, l^ta. Teaemrats.. II Leoatlona tor Rest ... 14 fo r R ent ...y.II FO R -fee-Rent •v.mMHt...* il tM n t.': M m tor n . •s.nesi •• ss FOR >*< m ,ed fdofn'*i^ A 1 X-i: ,;*■ - ^ , jjfic M et'. S' MAKCHBSTBH e v e n in g HBRAU), MANCHESTBR, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRID19,1984.