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BLACK ETE PHOTOS ‘ OLDTIMEIiS’’ WINS WOMAN DIVORCE China’s Amazons Defend Hpftielaftd Chicago, Feb. 12.—(AP) — Mrs, E ^ n was systematic. Every time her husband, Red TO TAKE FLOOR mond J. Egan, bit her in the eye she said, she hurried to a pho tographer to have her picture TOAIDWITY taken. AFTER A Yesterday she appeared before Judge Craig Hood, exhibited her collection of photographic black Huner Cnmnungs Basketball Players Who Gave eyes, and won a divorce decree. * ' 0 Judge Hood ordered Egan Town Fame h Bygone committeed to jail for six Imie ^ s Arrired to Be- months—^not for ^ e black eyes, ’ ATTEMPT V ' but because he was back In his gm F i^t For Nomination lOTHANimSARY Years to Play Veterans temporary alimony payments. Of die N. Y. GoYepior. From New Britain. Tou of Thensands Attend PEACE FAILS MOB OF JOBLESS j -r-j W ashin^n, Feh. 12,—^(AP)—Get MancheBter’B basketball players, Ceranonies At SL Peter’s; ting organization more firmly under American, British and French Mmisters Were Disenssmg both young and old, wUl rally to the way, Homer S. Cumming^former cause of charity tomorrow evening AHACKS PREM e Democratic National chalnuan—said M an ; Diplomats Present Plans When Big Guns Roar— Both Chapei District and when two games will be played at today he felt toe time had, come for the local state armory. With the an “aggressive fight in toe inte:^t whole-hearted approval of the Man Vatican Qty, ’ 12.—CAP)— Forts at Wdosong Bombarded— Japanese Ask Britid Sir R ic b rd Squires, Of New- of Franklin D. Itoosevelt’s presiden chester Emergency Employment As Pope Pius celebrated the tenth an- tial candidacy” sociation, this project for the relief niyetaaty of Mis'>^onation this mor Cruiser to Change Position Before Firing Begms; FaD- of the unemployed, Is expected to fooudlaiid Knocked Down Here for several days in toe in ning.'^rith aa iB^oclng mass in St. terest of toe New York governors attract over one thousand people. Peteris surronsded by toe cudinals canMdacy, he confetred wito Gov*> ing Shells Start Many Fires. Regulation Ganoe First In Scuffle by Crowi of toe Curia''and tens of thousands The first contest on the evening’s emor Roosevelt on Monday and toe governor knows his sentiments. of worshipers. The Vatican radio program will bring together two BJEJLLETIN! teams of the present period, the “There comes a time when it 1® station broi^cast toe mass. ed at Nanking to act as station ship St. Johns, N. F,, Feb. 12.— (A P )— The Pontiff was carried in solemn there for toe protection a t Am eri National Guards, one of the town’s necessary to begin a fight if any Shanghai, China, Saturday, Government officials promised a procession from his private apart cans. two leading quintets, and South thing Is to be gained,” Cummings Feb. 13.— (A P )— China is con Wlllington. The feature attraction, heating today on a demand to In said. ‘T feel and other supporters of ments to toe basilictf on the sedia- Lieutenant Commander O. M. gestaloria or portable throne carried centrating her man power and however, will be the clash between crease the dole following disorders Governor Roosevelt feel that that her flying force to combat the Foster, commander of the destroyer the Manchester and New Britain on toe shoulders o f 16 stalwart Vat in which Premier Sir Richard An time has come.” expected drive when Japanese Parrott reported that Nanking con Old Timers who have played the ican attendants dressed in red. As derson Squires and other officials Questioned whether the recent reinforcements shall arrive in tinued quiet. Approximately 60 game between the years 1895 and he entered toe cathedral stic silver V were beaten by a delegation of the statement by Alfred E. Smith, form the Shanghai sector. Americans still remain there. 1920. Included in the Manchester trumpets were sounded by Swiss unemployed. er Democratic presidential nominee, This afternoon the first de personnel will be members o f the guards. Thousands cheered “Viva il The premier and his officials had hastened toe decision' to beglu tachment of toe Canton air JAPS DENY REPORT old G, Arm y and N avy and K. of C. China’s women soldiers, too, have fallen before Japanese gims in the. Papa!” and priests cried in> Latin, were attacked after the delegation an aggressive. campaign for Roose force will arrive with planes Tokyo, Feb. 12.— (A P )—The Japa- fierce fighting about the villfige of Woosimg. More than a score of fem “ Ad mc^tos annpsi!” meaning “ May and Montauk clubs, had become angry at what they velt, Cummings replied: “That was ready to go into action against panese foreign office denied today Rogers the Oldest inine troops like the members of the military unit pictured here were re you live many years longer,” considered an unnecessary delay by only one factor.” the Japanese who thus far have that Katsuji Dc'iuchi, ambassador Heading the list from a stand Pius wore a white casso :, and in the prime minister in granting an ported to have been killed by advancing Japanese forces. N o Decision l(e t had the air to themselves. to the United States htid been In point of age Is Charlie Rogers vivid contrast to it a red mantle, ’The second squadron Is on toe structed to retium from Washington veteran mail carrier, who said after Interview. Cummings said that no decision embroidered in . gold and studded way up from Canton and last and also that any decision had been a workout last night, "Shucks, this Premier Squires was struck on bad been made on several questions with jewels. On. his. head' was the night had reached Nanchang. made to send special envoys to the is nothing compared to deUver- the jaw and lo c k e d to the floor of such as entering primaries, adding jeWried tiara, or triple crown. He A third and a fourth squadron United States, Great Britain and Ing mail along the icy streets. the coimcil chambers during the “ it was too early to decide about radsed bis right hand occasionally to are mobilizing and should be France to enlist sympathy and un Charlie is only 51 an Harry Scho scuffle. Both hands were cut by HOUSE PAYS TRIBUTE those things.” bless the shouting people, who were ready to start for Shanghai derstanding for Japan’s position in field runs him a close second at an fly ii^ iplssiles and he was scratched In a formal statement he said it kept back by wooden barriers lined before another week has China. ven 50. vT.hers are Fred EUU, utiiT 'bruised before police succeeded was "misleading to assume that I with papal gendarmes. passed. "Yum p" Johnson, Jack Curry, Jack in bringing orfer. am In sole charge of the candidacy ’The pope was preceded in proces Both these reporti were current Crockett, Johnny Martin, Phil Car^ Boom Wrecked TO ABRAHAM UNCOWt of Governor Roosevelt.” sion by a detachment of the S'wiss yesterday. Shanghai, (Thina, Feb. 12.— (A P ) ney, Knight Ferris, Billy D ^ r, The room was partially wrecked. "Statements to that effect recent-- guards, another of the* Noble guards, Ambassador Debuchl, the foreign Herb AngeU, Jerry Sam M The crowd teaHog bannisters from ly appeartoff to the public press are then prelates of toe Vaticam and fin — Guns blazed again acrAss the office said, had intended to return sey, Paul Ballsleper, Ed
XDVERTZ8 E11ENT ADVERTISEMENT precadance over homisateadlng and- 1 , A servicea ware started in country PDBUC HEALTH NDRSrS _ REV. F .^ HENRY schoQlhouaaa and in otbar towns. EXFIOKEIIS FINISH IDI Tba population was rapkOy growiag by the settlement of tba new lands VALUE SEEN BY REPORT Dial Twisters HERE ON SUNDAY thrown open fqr homesteads. In this 8 ,0 0 0 MUE JOORNEY new frontier the homesteading pas- By W. i. DALTON tor'extended the radius of his pas Out-Patient Department of Cytilef call it puppy-lova, 1 suggest a most acceptable Val Hospital Doing Wonderful Yet DO soul-flow from Above entine of chocolates from the Prin toral labors each year. At the md BrlDf s God’s heaven nearer view cess Candy Shop. The assortment is Secretary of Chnrch Extoi- of four years he was ministering to Wen'k, It Is Disclosed. R ea d Feipmg, China, After Since radio with its associated Chanber d Coiiimq’ce kt Than the heart throbs born of you, large and the boxes are beauttfuL a parish thirty by thirty-five miles tnbeif and what-not has been with iis with an areA of more than a thou little old lace valentine. The growth and value of the Out- sand square miles. At twenty places many of its principles have been Heritafe of Auld Lung Syne! At present there is a real s^rtsy ^ to Be Second Congre* Patient or Public Health Nursing Trip Across Ash; Ro nnal Dmiier to Re Held be had regular appointments for borrowed to be applied in other tendency in all daytime clothes, As Department of the Manchester a matter of fact, anything you wear preaching, at seven places chtirches lines. For instanesr probably few of A wise mother provides »lenty of Memorial hospitM to the community mance Is Rei^ealed. you know that a form of radio is Wednesday, Apr3 6. the up to kbc o’clock in the evening can were organized and at ten . there various kinds of bread, in general as a ?sted by the statis one of the most important jHtitec- whole family happy ' very well be of the .^port type. There were Sunday sdiools. In addition he had a preaching appointment In tical report for 1931, is a source of tive devices on each railroad train cMKen. The Blue Rib)boD'Bakery.^ is special emphasis on knits for the that runs between New Haven and countiy, bright sweaters, and sweat Rev. Frank Eldmons Henry o f New another district a hundred mUes to real satisfaction to th-^ board of Peiping, China, Feb. 12.— (A P )— Wednesday, ApHl 6, was definite the west. Springfield and between New Haven ly set today as the date of ; the It is much wiser to prevent a er blouse effects. York, editorial and field secretary trustees of the hospital, it was The Haardt-Cityoen * Expedition and Boston. Mr. Henry wjent from Plentywood thirty-first annual banquet ot the cold than it is to attempt to cure of the national church extension learned today from Secretary F. A. reached Peiping today after an 8,- We were an inspector and tester to organize another “larger parish” Chamber of Commerce, to be held at one. A cold is usually due to lower As usual, Garrone’s have a full Verplanck. of this apparatus for a few years boards ot, the Ctongregational and/ at Glasgow, Mont. He then was 000-mile trek acroCM Asia, and re the Masonic Temple. E. J. Murphy, ed resistance of the body, and so line of fresh fruits and vegetables. The annual report, of the public and know of its importance from the Christian churches, will preach Sun elected miMionary superintendent vealed the romance of Miss Barbara general chairman of the banquet, it is a good idea to keep the body The summer squash, hot house cu health nursing department for the Scbiirman, daughter of the noted standpoint of safety. Its official day morning in the Second Congre for the northern part of Montana. has appointed nearly, all the coalr- in the best possible physical state, cumbers and tomatoes are always past year reveals that a total of American diplomat, Jacob Gould name is “automatic train control” gational church of which Rev. Fred In 1928^ he became vice-principal of msm of subcommittees and the maiW and to avoid contact with others delicious this time of year, and they 4,966 home visits were made as com Schurman, and Vladimir Petropav- and it consists of a four tube volt have new egg plant, French endive erick C. Allen is pastor. the Polytechnic Institute at Bill details in connection yvitb the event who already have a cold. pared to 3,646 the previous year, an losky, Russian member of the ex age amplifier which in turn actuates are now being arranged. —and a real treat for the week-end Mr. Henry began his church ex ings, Mont., and in 1930 he took his increase of 1,320 calls. ’These visits pedition. relays that set up certain visual sig Calavo pears and fresh strawberries. tension cueer eighteen years ago on present portion at New York city. Each committee chairman, has Give your rugs a mid-winter include those made for nursing care Miss Schurman, who arrived from nals directly in front of the en been, authorized to appoint hUi own freshening. Dougan Dye Works. the dry-farming “bench” lands of While in Montana he lectiured on and for general health educ^onal the United States several days ago, gineer’s seat. The stylists place much impor northeastern Montana where the commlttM. It planned to hold the Phone 7155. education in every high school and work. Significant is the fact ttiat met her fismee on bis arrlvsi] today. With this device working on a tance on almost any type of Jacket. banquet along lines similar to laat sun in summer bums the vegeta stumped the state twice for prohibi 236 new homes were visited for ’The couple will be married tomor locomotive it is impossible for a They range from bolero scarf to year with two speakers, one serious To make a ve.. good shampco, tion and where the thermometer in tion. nursing care last year as compared row at the American Legation after train or engine to pass a stop or finger tip length. and one humorous, and also extra- save all the pieces left from the nice winter goes thirty below zero. He Mr. Henry is a graduate of Giin- to 170 in 1930. a separation of almost a year. caution signal if the engineer is in sive entertainment. It is possible bathroom soap, and put them in a had been a pastor in Iowa but to nell College, Iowa, and took his ’The feature of the Out-Patient Members of the expedition told a capacitated. By this we mean that Why not use the milk produced that the cost per person may be pitcher filled with water. Melt the regain his health turned farmer and post-graduate and theological stud Public Health Nursing Department thrilling tale of how the love affair if an engineer has fallen asleep or slightly lower than last year. mixture into a heavy liquid, add a entirely in Manchester? The West ies at Columbia University and is that it provided the service of reg almost came to a disastrous end in fainted or dropped dead the traip. Side Dairy’s pastuerized product Union Theological Seminary, New little borax and toilet water if you istered nurses for cost. T|txls is Chinese Turkestan. Petropavlos^, will automatically come to a stop at An Ontario judge would like to wish, and you will have an excellent shows an excellent bacteria and but York city, and at Chicago ’Theologi available to everyone—rich or poor. who helped organize an auxiliary tLe first danger or caution signal. ter fat test on the official records. sentence radio crooners tb life. hair wash. cal Seminary. He has written many It is sometimes referred to as “small unit which went from Peiping into Quite a safety device isn’t it? And But that would only be familiar articles on Montana and while mis package nursing,” b'-cause of its Chinese Turkestan to meet the tnain it works. izing them with a few more bare. If you wish to give a real practi Remember that the word of praise sionary superintendent made several economical value to the community. body of explorers, was held in vir ’The principle of it is simple. A to the youngster who has been very speaking tours in eastern states im- Manchester has never had any or tual captivity for three months in certain amount of voltage is always cal Valentine gift, why not a pair Pierre Laval of France quit mm good is just as important as the der the auspices of the church exten ganized visiting nurses association Hami. Chinese Turkestan. present in the rails if the signal is of the very lovely Glordon mesh job and got two. But for onpe stockings from H^e’s at 11.65? severe scolding on the day he has sion boards. and the work being done by this Guarding Supplies clear. At this point a green light been naughty. I'he Russian had gone there to shows in the locomotive cab. The France probably will not kick V' sub-division of the Memorial hos about being two-timed. Dame Fashion predicts the colors pital is rapidly becoming more and guard a slbge by Mohammedan current in the rails is the same idea black, blue, beige, brown, red, green, The color guarantee its supreme PRESIDENT ACCEPTS more valuable to the town. rebels. The Russian was faced with as a station signal at your aerial and rust as the most popular for quality and indicates an economical In addition to the himdreds of the piospect of placing himself at and the vacuum tubes in the locomo spring, in the order of their im and valuable coal. Buy “blue coal ’ visits made into the homes, clinics the mercy of the besiegers or re tive radio are working to produce portance. from W. G. Glenney, 4149. MELLON RESIGNATION ace held in five different classes, maining in Hanoi, but finally suc this green signal in the cab that baby, maternity, tonsil, dental and ceeded into escaping by automobile tells the eng&eer that the track is If you are seeking something dif Abraham Lincoln said: “1 have clinic. 'The maternity includes both Into the Taklamakan desert with a clear for Lis train. If there is a ferent as an appetizer for luncheon been driven many times to my Washington, Feb. 12.—(AP)— pre-natal ..nd post-patrum advice. Chinese officer. train or broken rail or other ob- or dinner, call at Garrone’s, They knees by the overwhelming convic President Hoover today accepted the The dental and post-patrum clinics . There followed much travelling stmetion ahead of him that be can have a complete line of imported tion that I had nowhere else to go. formal resignation of Andrew W. are new. These clinics are primarily but Petropavlosky finally succeeded not see the current in the rails auto French and Italian hors d’oeuvres. My own wisdom and that of all Mellon as secretary of the treasury, for persons who are unable to af in reaching Urumchi Just in tirrie matically disappears and the tubes Just a few suggestions: pate de foie about me, seemed insuffi.:ient for at the same time paying tribute' to ford n^edical service. These 'are di to meet the main expedition on 11s of the control device have nothing to work on and therefore the relays grastruffe, anchovy fillets, caviar that day.” him for his eleven years of service rected \by Manchester physicians arrival from Aksu. and the caviar puffs, artichoke in that post. who generously donate th^r serV' ’The adventurers, with the noted drop and set up a red signal for the engtoeer to see. If the engineer hearts, pearl onions and the boneless When you are economizing, why The new ambassador to Great ices. The Out-Patient depkrtment Frenchman Georges-Marie Haardt does not see this signal within five and skinless sardines. not save a little of yourself each Britain said to the President he comes under the direction of Miss sis their leader, left Beirut, Syria, left his former post “with the high April 4, 1931. 'They followed the seconds the air brakes go on auto week and send your clothes to the Dorothy Buttle who is assisted in matically and the train is brought Artichokes are seldom served, but New Model Laundry. They will be est regard for you and your admin the work by Miss Myrtle Davis. trail roughly blazed centuries ago by Marco Polo, but hsd modem to a stop. Even though power to they are delicioiis, even if they do laundered just as well if not better istration.” tractor-driven automobiles to get drive the locomotive is full on the look more like a plant than an edi than they can be done at home. took a Montana homestead. Near The President in reply, said he knew of “no more magnificent trib them through the unknown areas of train will stop of its own accord un ble vegetable. When you- are con Phone 8072. his homestead was the new town of less the engineer is wide-awake and ute that has come to f public serv the continent. fronted with one, remove the leaves Plentywood, in derision, it is said, so onto his job. ant” than the expressions of esteem 8 PERSONS HURT Although encountering many one at a time and dip the base in named since except for some box ’This is just one of the many In the sauce with the fingers and eat. coming from both "the press and hardships nil 28 my* in the party elders under a bluff along the were in excellent nealth when the;: teresting applications of radio prin Cut off the layer of Jaggers in which the public.” ciples in other fields. “crick” there was no “brush” for Meanwhile, Ogden Mills, wh^ tractors crawled through the gates the leaves are fasten^, and eat the fifty miles. IN AUTO ACCIDENT remainder with a fork. takes the oath as secretary of thV of Peiping today. Along with the care of his home treasury today, occupied himself M. Hsiardt said much useful wo *k stead Mr. Henry imdertook the nur with the affairs of the Reconstruo was accomph.shed by scientists with ture of the young church at Plenty- the expedition and paid especial F.XHIBTT OLD LETTER open to the public and students will tion Corporation. Neither he nor wood. Competition was keen es Bus M Touring Car Meet tribute to the wo”k of Maynard serve as guides for visitors. The Mellon attended the President’s reg pecially the first summer; three ular Friday Cabinet meeting. Owen V/illiams, Americfn Ge*'- PINE GROVE : New Haven, Feb. 12—(AP) — A Sterling Law group and the Insti saloons bid for the trade of the men graphlcai society, who rrade sound ^acsmlle of a letter in his own hand- Head On In Fog At West tute of Human Relations also will be on two railroad construction gangs NEWSPAPER SUSPENDS pictures and phon-jtic records in 'writlng written by George Washingf- every country traversed. ..TAVERN.. open to the public as well as to whose headquarters were then in Vancouver, B. C., Feb. 12.— (AP) ton to President Elzra “Styles” in Plentywood. Bra^s and murders On the Wapping Road— which he offers “warmest tbEmks” Yale alumni who return to see the —Publication of the Vancouver Star, Thompson. made the days and nights lively. Manchester Yor the degree of “doctorate in laws” university at work. the city’s only morning newspaper, COUNTY Y TRACK MEET conferred upon him by the Yale Cor The “parson” inveighed against was suspended today by Brig. Gen. “drink” and his survival was a mar Victor W. Odium, publisher. poration, April 24, 1781 is printed m S OWN SYSTEM West TTiompson, Conn., Feb. 12— DINING AND DANCING ^y Yale. Alumni Weekly this week. vel to his neighbors. On his home He said the action resulted from ^AP) —Eight Massachusetts per- TOMORROW AFTERNOON iTTie letter is in a collection to be stead the buildings were laid low heavy loss of revenue and the unn.Hbns lyere Injured, one .critically to Amid Restful and Friendly 'exhibited In Sterling Memorial Parent: My son has so many orig twice by cyclones. After these ex willingness of unions to accept wage day in a head-on ccdllsicm between Atmosphere. library on Alumni University Day, inal ideas. periences his nerves could stand any cutm ' a bus and touring car on the Put- Five teams representing the the 22d. Teacher; Yes, especially in arith thing. The Star had a circulation of nam-Worcester highway. County YMCA's of Tolland, New As last year, the library will be metic.—^Lustige Blaetter, Berlin. Preaching took more and more about 20,000. None of the bus p^assengers were Haven, Middlesex, Litchfield, and Starting Saturday— Limited injured although the vehicle was so Hartford Counties will compete to Appearance badly damaged it could not proceed. morrow afternoon at the Hartford The touring car after* the crash Public High School in the annual Buddy Burst jazz State Inter-County YMCA indoor crashed through a highway fence, And His Band plunged down on embankment and track meet. ’The Hartford Coimty turned over. The Injured were taken YMCA will be represented by Something New in Dance to Day Kimball hospital in Putnam. team of twenty-eight boys, al’ Music Those Injured whom won the right to compete on Albert Ae Febevre, 25, of Webster, the Hartford Ojuhty Y team by Mass., the driver of the touring car placing in the recent County Indoor suffered a fractured skull, fractured Track Meet held at the Hartford a left arm and internal injuries. He is High School. The Meet will start not expected to recover. Antonfette promptly at 1:30, with boys report Plasta, 19 of Dudley, Mass., received ing at 1 p. m. to be weighed in Today Today Louis S. Main, Coimty Y Commis only slight injuries. Others, aU of and and Webster were Agnes Hudec, 20, sioner for Indoor ’Track, will be in scalp and face lacerations; Sophia charge of Hartford County’s team Saturday W Saturday Ziak, 20, scalp and face lacerations Boys entered from Hartford County and body bruises; May Demors, 20, includes the following: R. Powers scalp injuries and concussion; her W. Manaware, P. Tarrantino, J. Mc sister, Anna, 25, scalp and face Kay, H. Higgins, F. Neal, E. Immortal Masterpiece o f America *s DISPOSAL lacerations; Stanley Motyka, 25 Ludecke, Southington; C. Goodroe lacerations of the face, body and and W. Hughes, New Britaia; J. Greatest Conflict At Arms! knee and Jennie Placzek, 18, injuries Cblambrello, C. Smith, H. Snelde- to the back, left leg, face and head. man, H. C. Smith, H. Buell, D. Tol- OF OUR FINE STOCK All werd p^engers in the touring li, W. Sneideman, E. Yeamans, R. car enroute to work at a mill in Buell, J. Yeamons, H. Daniievitch, Drnielson. The driver of the bus R. Corlett, A. Yacobellis of Plain- was Arthur Waddington of Webster, ville; Ralph Smith of Wapping; and Mass. C. Westerberg, J. H. Semon, C. Damaged B y A heavy fog prevailed at the time. Case, K. Shutts, E. R. Plena of No arrests have been made. Simsbury. Smoke and Water Siinday Sunday STARTS SATURDAY Monday Monday Tuesday Tuesday Coats for Women and Children Dresses for Women and Children Skirts, Leather Jackets, I Hats, Umbrellas, Underwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, ■a.. Hosiery and House Dresses in WILLIAM GILLETTE’S STAGE SMASH Mil Prices Representing /A With But A Fraction Of Shirier Romance, gallantry and thrills com Grey bine to make this greatest of all Civil Their Original Cost War plays one of the really ^ a t pic Nance tures of the year! Plus— O’NeU RUBINOW’S The First Big Laugh Hit of 1932! 841 MAIN STREET ^Manhattan Parade' With a hilarious qast of headline comedians Inotoi^ Ing Charles Butterworth, Smith aadl Dale^ BcMty '|i His was the weirdest Watson, Winnie Lightner. heritanoe any man eivert w e had! He was bom with the right to kill! His TONIGHT WILL BE OBSERVED AS very name Aruck terror i ... . ■ ij In the hearts of hie ene V- mies! FAMILT NIGHT With Two ehil^hen admitted free if aoeomiMuilM jby 'faili«f afid Loretta Young er. Mike up a family patty and
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MAK w : j TBR^ITOmTG^HmiAEP/SOmH MANCHES?«,:0)NN^ FEtTOAY, FEBRUARY 12,1982. _____ Mrs. Rockne 111 FDIEDIiaiRA'nONS Fimtastic World Fair Gty To Attract Eye OBITUARY COR Avro ExnBrr Of Party Ctmvention Ddegates At Giicago PEATHS 1 .. Famous Aathdrity on Chicago—(AP)—When the politi Typg of Garden to Be He cal clans gather here next summer Senate Conmiittee Approves they will glimpse the strange spec MISS NELLIE CARNEY In City February 17. Gold to Predominate h ■ ' 1 tacle of vividly colored modernistic 'S' < V A 'i towers along Chicago’s usually som '' » i IS DEAD IN BOSTON Emergency Measure te Mrs, Maty Kezmedy of East H ^ 't. ber lakefront. ford, well known to local gardens^ Keying With Slogan of ■'V. It will be their preview of the Help Credit . as an expert on rock gardens OM $10,000,000 construction project that (Former Local Woman, Regis gra^,. committee, of the Connecticut. This Year^s Show. is to be the world’s fair of 1930. 'm Along 600 acres of man-made tered Nurse In the Hub, Is perenniale, ie chairman of the pz$7 Horticultiiral society wblcb is sboreland they will see a dozen or Victim of Pneumonia. . Washington, Feb, 12.— (AP)—TTie /w ing Mrs. Edith Bangbart of Medina,' The decoratlDg scheme for the more odd-shaped .structures whose Senate banking committee quickly exteriors in dazzling’ red, yellow, Washington, to lecture at Cehtdr Golden Opportunity Automobile Word was received this morning gave ,its approval today to the Church House, Hartford, Wednes Show, to be sponsored by the Auto blue, orange and black create the impression of a city of fantasy. of the death from pneumonia in emergency measure opening the day evening, February 17 at 8 p. m. motive Division of the Chamber of I^ston yesterday of Miss Nellie Mrs. Bangbart is a native of Eng Commerce and the local National Already $2,000,000 has been spent Federal Reserve System for cashing on several of these gayly-colored, Carney; a registered nurse, who of new paper held by the nation’s land and a fellow o f the Royal Guard imits, at the Armory, March sinpe leaving Manchester, has made Horticultural society. An outstand 2 to 8, was announced today by ultra-modernistic buildings which banking institutions. will bouse the exposition officially her home in Boston for the past ' Senator Glass (D., Va.) was au ing authority on rpek gardens she Henry Schaller, chairman of the twenty-three years. '' was chosen as one of the speakers decorating committee, which in called "A Century of Progress," By thorized to take bis bill Immediate June, contracts for $6,000,000 in fur Bom in Waterbur:,*, the daughter at the ninth’ annual garden short cludes Albert Bcheibel, T. E. Dona ly before the' Senate and be an ther construction will have been let. of Idauripe and Mary-Carney she nounced that would be done during course conducted by tbs Depart hue and Ralph McNally. Plans call came to Manchester when a small ment of Horticulture at the lows Even now the few completed the day, for lavish and beautiful decorations child, attending the local schools State College, Ames, Iowa, recently, buildings, whose striking architec ’The committee acted after a one with gold as the predominating col in which the Federated Garden ture has created many a controver and later was employed by Cheney hour session during which addltloual or, in keeping with the n^me that sy, causes the stranger to wonder if Brothers in their spun silk twisting Clubs of Iowa co-operated. has been adopted for the exhibit— safeguards to protect the Federal She has been Invited to address a bis eyes are deceiving him. department. She left the employ of Reserve from a loose . Inflationary Golden Opportunity Automobile Cheney ^Brothers to enter the number of garden clubs throughout First of all, perhaps, be notes the IV process were put Into the bill. Massachusetts General Hospital In 8frs. Knute Rockne, above, widow the East, and Manchester people in .Show. $1,000,000 travel and transport The legislation face" prompt en A canopy will be erected leading Boston where she trained as a nurse of the late great Notre Dame foot terested in the best alpines for' building, whose cable- suspended actment in the Senate but likely will to the door of the Armory, decor- dome encloses the largest unob and was graduated. ball coach, ie reported critically ill American rockgardens and their ,ated with strings of colored lights. In the twenty years that she has not be taken up until Monday. following a major operation at Ro- cultural requirements should aval! structed area ever enclosed by man Speaker Gamer promised quick On each side of the entrance to the beneath a roof, followed this profession her time has cbeeter, Minn. "Her cbancee for tbsmselves of this opportunity of main auditorium will be floral dis been spent at all times in institu House consideration. recovery itlU are good, however," bearing Mrs. Bangbart. Tickets In the $k00,000 administration / * Helps Smajl Banks plays and directly in front of these tional hospital work, having spe ihe surgeon reported.» for the lecture may be procured building, also completed, a corps of It is expected by the administra will be B fountain. There will be 200 workers is employed to map de cialized in different courses. Her from the following Mancbeeter four booths along the east wall of pleasant smile and kindly voles won tion to relieve the national credit with Ambassador de Vseobi, Italian Garden club memberi: Mre. H. B. tails of further construction and ■train and take billioni of now in the Armory and twelve on each side, her many friends. Her rest periods envoy to the Vatican. House, treasurer; Mrs. W. J. Taylor, outline general plifns for the fair. eligible paper from the banki— each booth being ten feet wide and were in the most part spent in Man During bis 10 years In the Mrs. W. R. ’Tinker. Nearing completion is the $800,- principally the emaller Initltutioni— seven feet deep, A four foot parti 000 hall of science, w ’ .ch may be chester visltling with her aunt, Mrs. Papacy, Pope Pius has received In and convert It into negotiable paper. tion will be erected between each dedicated during political festivi m John Waddell. Seven years ago she audience an average of 800 persons Gasolins and automqbile-tlrs T br Federal Reierve ie placed in booth and a dome light will be ties hire next summer, Three units suffered with pneumonia which af dally. •mugging is becoming so common complete command of the new paper mounted on each post, From the of the electrical group, to coet fected her health and her work then ' He devotee eight hours a day to on ens Dutcb-Osrman border that post a short partition will branch to $600,000 each and to bouse exhibits bseams that of a hospital executive' to be negotiable in iti eyetem—a this task alone, seeing members of Customs officers of tbs latter coun Ultra-modemlstlo buildlnge set off h r brilliant colors are pushing vote of fix of the eight memberi of form the entrance into each booth. of radio, wlrs communication and which she fr ’owed until the recent hie staff, foreign and domestic eo- try are using boards studded with Into the air on Chicago’s laksfront as the city prepares for the 1988 the board being neceiiary on all These will be painted green and electricity in all its branebss, are illness that resulted In her death. olesiaetio funouonariee and pilgrims •pikei, which are thrown on tba world’s fair. At left below is the en trance to the completed million dol propoeltloni. mounted with tnr( * diamond shaped der construction. The funeral will be held tomorrow from:all parte of . the world, in road to stop the emuggleri’ oari. lar travel and transport building wl the ite cable suerended dome. In '' Provlelon of the leglelation allow designs in gold. The partitions will If congress appropriates funds for morning In Cambridge at the boms private o r : public audienoe as the oentiir Is a model of the entire flO, 000,000 construction project. Above o:^ for one year of life. be built by the carpentry depart- the federal building, that may be of her brother, Daniel Carney and particular com warrants. Is the ball of science, which is nearing completion. In providing for permanent re- ' went of the Trade iehoel and will started by eummer, ai will the ''hall her lieter-ln-law, Mri, William Hie o/floiol vacation period, from viilon of the reierve lawi to allow be of the portable type, of itatei," the agriculture buildina Canjey, iVho lurvive her ae do two mid-August.to mid-October, is no for redlicountlng of now ineligible Special Prices The center of the neor will be de and many structures which will other filters, Mrs. John McCarthy more than a. name. He goei on re paper in c m «> o f emergency upon voted to six spaces for the automo contain exhibits from foreign coun SOUTHWARK CATHEDRAL WAS of Larobmont, N. Y., and Mrs. Wil ceiving during all that time, , etart- bile dealers and tv/o spaces at the tries. liam Moury of Providsnos, R. X. application of a group of five banki, Ing at 9 in the morning and finleb- rear of the Armory will als be used the banking committee today itipu- ing-at I in the evening, with three stateI ^ uty for this purpose, Between each . FAMOUS LONG AGO, BUT IS Mrs. Eleanor M. Brdbks lated that the banki muit firet ex- houri off for the lunch period. dealer's exhibit an eight foot column Mrs, Eleanor M. Brooke, eldeet hauet all of the)r eligible paper be The a'udlenoei are divided' into will be erected, mounted with an NOW “CHURCH IN HOLE” daughter of Mr, and Mre, Charles fore making application for the ad four olaieei: The "Tabella," reoep- ernaniental piece in gold, Drop Herman Cheney, died early today ditional help. tloni of headi of congregation! and PARLOR cords will be Installed on each of the In Colorado Springe, Col., after a Senator Olaii today Informed the memberi
ii PAGF FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHiSSTBR, CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1982.
Washington. Edward L. Newmackar is chairman o f the finance, commit DEHOOIAIICTESIS OLD WJUt VETERAN tee. A sub-committee consisting of A Message From Lincoln Cbiurtes Phelps and A . LeRoy M euv ROCKVniE tin, treasurer, has been named. Any DESCRIBES W amgunt will be accepted and dona NOTYETAKIUMGED tions should be sent to Mr. Martin Heads Building and Loan as soon as possible. George Arnold, Jr., was re-elected Elks Ladies* Night president of the Rockville Building The annual Ladies’ Night of the No Decision Whether Roose Omrchinao IKEpded CwuH- ^lincoln Had a Handclasp Emd Loan Association at its annual R ock^e Lodge of Elks will be held A- meeting held on Wednesday night. on the evening of February 26 at the rtn v o H n ^ The other officers are, vice-presi Elks Home on Prospect street Past velt Will Oppose Smith At BtSCHMKX-Wn tglioiia% of Corfnpt Like S teer He TeDs Re dent, John E. Fahey; secretary, Exalted Ruler Michael J. Conway is OWTr VAKNOW THAT IT TAKM Charles M. Squires; treasurer, Fred chairnmn of the committee la ONkVAHAirMMUTt Practices Act^^ erick H. Holt; attorney, John B. charge. Bay State Primary. nANcxpaeu porters From Sick Bed. Thomas; auditors, Harold R. Ob^n- On Friday night the Elka win hold «A>NT0T«AVfU auf and William Partridge. a Lincoln Pitch tpumament Play I^HALTMIbC* .w eoTTA ^^ The association has bad a most ing will staH at 8:80. There will be Albany, N . Y., Feb* 1 2 ^ (A P ) — ,LISTtN?» Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP) — Fort Snelllng, Minn., Feb, 12.— successful- year. The following di prizes awarded for the evening. BC SUAX*. Tbe entry of Governor Franklin D. The District of Columbia Suprama Memories ot Abraham Lincoln rectors* have also been elected: W il This is the second sitting in the Roosevelt in the MassEmhusetts Court today suitalnad the demur paraded before the sick bed of Cap liam MEUcwell, John P. Cameron, tournament George Arnold, Jr,, Charles S. Bot- Notes presidential primary is not yet cer 60IN«! OVtTHWIll rers of Bishop Tamei. Cannoh, Jr., tain Charles Lockwood, 89 year old, tomley, D. A, Sykes, F. J. Cooley, A son was bom at the Stafford tain. and the predicted test of lVl GONNA PARK HEiie) and his former lecretary, Miss Ada last man, of the Last Man's Club S, V. Cummings, Frederick H. Holt, bospital on Wednesday to Mr. and strength with Alfred E. Smith in A U 0Ay.WHilX> Buitoufha to their indlctmeate ion today as he observed reverently the Alfred Rosenberg, J. M. McCray, Mrs. Normand French of Windsor the state where tbe former governor sec iRTHEXcbA k charges of violating the eeitupt Charles M. Squires, L. F. Bissell, F. avenue. Mrs. French was before her is considered strongest may not TRAIN COMlNi r \ Practices Act birthday of the commander-in-chief W. Bradley and John E. Fahey. marriage Miss Corlnne Scheiner. materialize. The ohurchmaa and Mies' Bur under whom he bore arms four James A. Farley, Democratic The Train Can't Stop Hartford Quartet Coming Jimes Mahoney of Putnam was a roughs were indicted on dm tges state state chairman and leader of years, The Hartford Lions Quartet, Rockville visitor on Wednesday. they bad failed to file complete re 1 tbe Roosevelt forces, said lEut night It la an easy matter for a motor "He had a handclasp like steel" which b u jie e n heard on several oc Erwin Ciechowskl, local theater ports of expenditures made in their muiager, has returned from a trip there had been no decision on tbe ist to be careful at a grade crossing. activities againet Alfred B. Sifiith in the old Chamberlain, S. D., soldier casions over the radio and beui ap One of tbe oldest of traffic warnings to Boston, Mass. Roosevelt entry in tbi Bay State. the 1928 prealdentlEd campaign. said repeatedly as he lay on a Vet peared on entertainment programs is "Stop, Look and Listen’’ and it is A child bom at the Rockville City He predicted a Roosevelt victory Their demurrer disputed the eon- erans’ hospital bed recovering slow in Hartford and vicinity, wiU ap valuable today as when first used. bospital this week to Mr. and Mrs. in tbe first test of strength with tbe atltutionalltY of the Corrupt Prac ly from a long siege of bronchitis, pear on the program to be present A motorist cEuinot afford to be Julius Cbagnot of Village street, Smith forces in tbe New Hampshire tices Act which requires that such the first serious illness of his life. ed at the Lions Q u b Ladles Night Impatient at tbe exhibition of care formerly of Manchester, died shortly primary. i reports be filed with tbe clerk of As he recalled impressions of the to be held at the Rockville House on Asked whether tbe New T^rk on tbe part of a fellow motorist Wednesday evening of next week. A Effter birth. the House of Representatives. President of Civil War days. Lock- governor would have tbe full^iup- Perhaps “the other fellow" knows, In sustaining the demurrer, tbe broiled chicken dinner will be serv wood forgot his physician's instruc port of the New York state detera* something about train schedules or court held it was unnecessary to tions to refrain from conversation. ed. The address vriil be given by tion,, Farley answered it was "coo bis ear bEW caught tbe screech of a Philip Jacobs of Norwich, district pass upon the constltutionalliy of Forgotten, too, were his plans for SEES R A aR O A P LOANS early" to say. train whistle. Remember, a min the Act, but that the Indieunent governor for Rhode Island and Con ute’s wait may save a lifetime. observing next summer the anni Letuters Confer was defective in falling to charge necticut. versary of the club which for 44 Tbe state cbairmEm was one of Thank you.— The Connecticut De that Miss Burroughs had knowledge D. A. R. Delegates partment of Motor Vehicles. years rallied around a bottle of old AS BOOM FOR BUSINESS the half a dozen Democratic leaders of contributions made to the Burgundy wine, until LockwOod, the At a meeting of Sabra Trumbull who were in Albany lEuit night. Mr. Chapter, D. A. R., held at the home bishop by E. C. Jameson, a N ew only survivor in 1930, opened it and •Let no f«slin| of diseeur»|emen^ prey upon you,and Roosevelt entertEdned Farley, John York Insurance man. drank a toast to his comrades of the of Mrs. Franklin Harlow of Union F. Curry, TammEmy chief, and John street on Wednesday afternoon, the Pittsburgh, Feb. 12.— (AP) — in %Ke end you are sure ho gucceed... DETECTIVE IS FINED battlefields. Loans to railroads by the newly- H. McCooey, Brooklyn leader, at following delegates were named to ‘The machinery of the nation is out of order. We dinner. There were no announce ORDERED TO CHINA Dressed In Black attend the 29tb annuEd state confer created National Relief Corporation is the greatest hope of business in irhuet run it as we find it. Its intelligent wheels, its ments of any kind from the execu "I remember Lincoln best as be ence of the Connecticut Daughters tive mEmsion. Previously tbe gover Poona, India, Feb. 12.— (AP) — the opinion of Colonel Samuel H ar reds, its belts are separated, hut the boiler seems to be. Bridgeport, Feb. 12.— (A P )—De eat on a horse on Arlington Heights, of the American Revolution, to be nor had stressed that this would be ‘The British East Lancashire Regi den Church, president of Carnegie perfect. tVe must repair ihe work with such skill and tective Sergeant William J. Lynch just outside of Washington, back in held at the Stratfield Hotel m a social rather thfm a polltlCEd func of the Stamford police who bad ment which waa due to have gone 1862” he said. "He was dressed in Bridgeport on March 16 and 17: Institute. ingenuity ap we possess.. - tion. from here to Khartoum, E g ^ t , la He condemned last night increas mEdntained a stubborn defense black and wore an old time plug Regent, Mrs. A. R. Newell; vice-re- •To many the present moment.appears dark. To me Before the dinner, Curry and Mc agEdnst charges of striking a hEmd- March has been ordered instead to gent, Mrs. Lewis McLaughlin bf ing public debt through the propos hat which rested on the back of his Cooey conferred with John Theofel, cuffed prisoner, suddenly changed Shanghai. It will aall about Feb. Stafford Springs; Mrs. Harry C. ed 86,000,000,000 appropriation for th* sifns aire all |lesdous...* head. Queens leader, and Edward J. his stand in Superior Court yester 28. Smith and Miss Helen Hyde; alter "unneeded public works." "He did not smile. He seemed very O’Connell, who is Democratic com day Eud pleaded guilty to Euisault nates. vice-regent, Mrs. I^wis Mc "The statement of General W. sober, a little sad, but very de mand in Albany, amd Joseph J. Upon plea of defense coimsel that Laughlin, Mrs. LMter W. Martin, Atterbury, president of the Pennsyl termlned. Murphy, who controls Troy. ^ Lynch bad Em otherwise excellent Mrs. Walter H. Skinner, Mrs. Free vania raUroad, that his company m "The first time I saw him was in They bad nothing to tell about record. Judge John' RichEurds Booth man S. Patten, Mrs. William H. stimds ready to borrow as much as their conference. O’Connell is con the White House. It was soon after imposed a fine of 8100. Howell, Miss Annie L. Thompson, 85,000,000 a month from the cor sidered' a Roosevelt foe. . Months the first battle of Bull Run on July Lynch was charged with having Mrs. Rufus H. Leonard and Mrs. poration,” Col. Church said, "fu r ago he announced be favored the 4 21, 1861. struck Joseph GalEissl, charged with John B. Tbom u. nishes the one ray ot hope that SOOTHE selection of Mr. Smith for the party "W e lost a lot of men in that bat MISSIONARY DIES participation in a Greenwich filling The National Congress will be comes to our country from all the Lincoln Sidelights esmdidacy. Murphy has been a close tie before we ran, some of the boys held in Washington, D. C., April 18- WEwhlngton plans for National relief friend of the former governor for station robbery October 1, while the never slowing up much before they latter, handcuffed was being ques 28. The delegates are: Regent, Mrs. from this depression. yeEurs. He h£is not announced his got to Washington. I got there in a New York, Feb. 12.— (A P )—Word A. R. Newell; vice-regent, Mrs. "If the railroads feel justified in Governor Pinchoc of Pennsylvania stand in tbe coming campaign. tioned. The detective taking -the YOUR few days and decided to see the was received today by the Board of Lewis McLaughlin; alternates, Mrs. negotiating loans from the govern says AbrEdiam Lincoln Euad his plat Farley reiterated the National stEmd before changing hia plea, said President. A bunch of us met him Foreign Missions of the Presby J. Allen Mix of Stafford Springs, ment for necessary extensions of form of human rights wouldn’t get convention would name "Roosevelt he struck in self defense. there and he shook hands with all terian church of the death in ShEmg- Mrs. W. B, Bean, Stafford; Mrs. W. their proporties, the immediate re to first base with the controUing on the first bEillot." State witnesses said GalEissi ap o f us and he smiled Eind talked." hal Wednesday of the Rev. John peared later with both eyes black COLD A. Howell, Mrs. Walter H. Skinner, sult would be the re-employment of powers of the RepublicEm convention Newton Hayes, a retired Presby Quick! Effective I Miss Fanny Thompson, Miss Helen a large number of suspended rail in Qiicago if be were to tun for ELY FOR SMITH ened, and a cut behind his ear. terian missionary. Hyde, Mrs. George McLean, Mrs. road workers and sdso a quick re President this year. Speaking on the Boston, Feb. 12.— (AP)— Gov Pleasant! That’s Dr. Hayes has been living with his Earl C. Northrop, Mrs. John H. Mc- sumption of work on a lEu:ge scEile eve of a huge celebration of Lin emor J. B. Ely has expressed an In^ KTT.T.F.n B Y F U M E S the modern oil AWAY ARVELOUS son, Egbert M. Hayes, who is con Knight. in Eill our great industries which coln’s birth he told an audience at vltatlon to tEdce the stump in N ew nected with the Y. M. C. A. in treatment with Pineoleum, that F. M. Howe Speaker would be called upon to supply ma- Springfield, Bis., last night that to Hampshire next week in an active Bristol, Feb. 12.— (AP)— ’The ANHATTAIS Professor Philip M. Howe, princl- ShEmghai. Another spn, now enroute terlEds for these railroad plans. If day’s festi'ritles were "Em empty tri campEilgn to obtain the Democratic body of R. Daveluy, 37, World War a ooih ea your cold away. At any pEil of the Rockville High school, to the United States on a furlough. • By------we cEin start the railroads we shall bute, a useless gesture, if we lose presidential nomination for former veteran and proprietor of a filling drug store. Use with dropper or spray. will be the speaker at the venison Is with the Y. M. C. A. in Tientsin, WILLIAM GAINES end this business paralysis and put sight of Edl he worked for.” Governor A. E. Smith. station in Forestville, WEW fouhd to dinner and Washington celebration Emd one of his daughters, Mrs. An The MassEUJhuaetts governor will Pineoleum, with nebuIUer apray $1.00 Eill of our people back to work.” day in his car in his garEige. Dr. to be held by Tankeroosan Tribe, I. drew ToiTEmce, is a Presbyterism deliver an address Tuesday night in The fEunous Levl-Lincoln family Brackett sEdd death weis accidental P i n e o l e u m , /or reiU/ . . 1.00 O. R. M.‘, in Red Men’s on Sun mlssionEuy at TsinEm. A sec
■I';- : 1. KAKCSIESTER inrENlNG ;HERAIJ}r SOmH MANC^^ CONN^
HIS LIF^ STORY IN PICTURES, COMMEMORATDfC MCOBY DESCRIBES WASHINGTON THE 200TH ANNIVERSARY QF HIS BIRTH • m s GREATEST HARD '■ RaidM^ tliat''.,.,toequ^.^ doors‘ oit'>rtirmhmi»sa^ a i i ^ " ' ot food asid that axhlMt^ other similar Master donoestlo traito are not the typie of game desired by oooa^bvnterb, ao. Coriu,. ^ p p e d in a good cordl: “ “ ■ ‘ of w u paper, can be made Grand Slam By Using a ton, acid proof. State To secure wild ooons four stock Triple Squeeze. ing of Connecticut woodlands Is a problem that, fi|:ufatively; has “treed" the State Board. ''We Intend ,, New York, Feb. 12.— (AP) — to purchase a number of raccoons Oiwald Jacoby, master of paychlc for stocking purposes provided we At 20, he baeanw heir to-and man. can secure wild stock that is suit bide, who IB a sound bidder as well, §§K o f Mt. Vernon, whao trie h u * able for bunting,’' said Mr. Beck. and an excellent player always, once fa io^ , Lawrtqce, (M . bid a grand slam when vulnerable ''Experiments with the propagation Modem leienee has 'dlieoveted of raccooiM at our Shade sanctuary csuie. A certain gland gtowi weak, uiui and made It by a triple squeeze. hive been umniooessful. We were after 30. Then foodi which once fed enei The band Is the one wblcb gave able to ralee the animals but after go largely to fat. I^eople alow down him the greatest thrill of bis career liberation they would seek some gain weight. Docton, the world over, * In contract bridge. It Increased hts heUrby farmhouse rather than adapt combat that eauie. People who total In a social game by 2,340 , He excelled in out. them are keeping alender now. ^ points He was dectad to ^ The'^actor they^ uie ii embodied :m Smellpox eontrscted on a trip to the o f Burgeuet, V irnria legidB* door pw iuitf, from wree* The hand; Incliani fired on Wiihini|ten st i 3 pscei when he w si on Marmola preicription tableti, at imj^l North liland of Barhadoi left hii face fritted. thvho^tir I7$& • leossrNuesnMecma tlihg to hone-breakim* . cost. People have uied them for 24^sfs 8—Ace 10 e 8 1 I Mirveying trip into the wildemesi. VICKSOOUGH DROP —miUioni of boxes of'them. In alm ^ ^ ^ ^ ... AU ypu’ve hoped for in.a every circle you lee the reiulti. D—K 7 6 2 Coui^' D ^ — ibmeated with No starvation is advised. Marmola sup By NEA Service durance and toughened bli charac door pursuits, firom wrestling to tendance to the Virginia House C—Ace K 10 2 <•> the background o f his existence for ingredients plies tne factor needed to turn food,.,to ter. > the next two decades. borss-biAaking. Burgesses, a legislative body vim. As the extra fat goes, new energy East He shared log cabins with which he was ejected in 1768. After the death of his father He was known ai a “hall fellow,, His routine was Interrupted for returns. Go learn what Marmola mes^ S—J 6 4 pioneers, ate bear meat and corn 'W VAPORtti When George was 11, he went to live well met" and excelled In all outf several weeks every year by at NEXT: Washington, the man. to you, At all druggiste-^^ , ‘ H—K 10 9 8 7 5 with his half-brother, Lawrence, at j mush. swam rivers, followed deer D—4 Hunting Creek, now called Mt. Ver trails and encountered Indians who C—6 5 3 fired upon him at 16 paces, but miss . West non, on the Potomac. Lawrence was a gentleman of ed. ' S -Q 7 6 He contracted smallpox while on H—4 fashion, married to the daughter of the wealthy and socially prominent a trip to the island of Barbados D—J 9 8 with Lawrence, an-> this left bis C—Q J 9 8 7 William Fairfax. Turning to surveying as a pro face permanently pitted. Jacoby South— (Dealer) When Lawrence died in 1762, fession, George made memy trips iV^l S—K 3 2 into the western wilderness which George became heir to and manager H—Ace Q J 3 taught him resourcefulness and en of Mt. Vernon. Life there formed D—Ace Q 10 5 3 V Announcement C— 4 The bedding under the one over bottom course Qf stone is lEiid and one system was as follows: is In excellent shape. South one diamond; West pass; Condition Of North one spade; East pass; South Stamford—Haight Street, rough two hearts; West pass; ^North six grading done. Opened to traffic. diamonds; East pass; South seven State Roads Sterling—Snake Meadow Hill Road, road is imder construction, You Have diamonds. and is in a fair passable condition. The play: Road conditions and detours in Detours provided. .QC KOx 30 40 .2H 6H 6H AceHx the State of Connecticut as an Wallingford— Cook Hill Road, .4H 2Dx 7H 3H nounced by the State Highway De rough grading is being done, open to trfiffic. East Wallingford Road, .6S 8S 4S KSx partment as of February 10. 1932. .8D KDx 8H QH rough grading, partly done, open to Note: This is the last construc traffic. Pond Hill Road, rough Waiting For!! .7C AceOx 50 2S QDx tion report that will be issued this grading partly done, open to traffic. .9D 6D 4D Winter and shows condition of roads .JD 7D 9H AceDx Wethersfield—Griswold road, ma lODx as they are at present, and as they cadam has been finished. Section .80 9S 60 doubtless will continue until re lOH 5Dx on Highland street is in fair condi .90 20 sumption of worlp in the spring. tion and passable. Work shut ( x ) —Took trick. Route No. 3—Bolton, Bolton down for winter. The cards held then were: West Haven, Jones Hill Road, North Notch Road. Work stopped for the 1,500 feet adjacent to the Orange- THE TEXTILE S—^Ace 10 winter and gravel surface is in good condition. , West Haven town line remains un H—None finished. All this road is open to C—10 Route No. 17—^East Hartford- traffic. East I bridge over Hockanum river. This will be kept open throughout the Weston—Great Hill and Prospect S—J 5 Street. Crushed gravel surface H—K winter while the rest of the fills to the approaches are being completed. complete and ready to receive sur D—^None face treatment in the Spring. Rail C—^None Route No. 101—Putnam, Putnani- ing complete. Open and very good Provldence road is practically coia- West for travel. GREAT S—Q 7 pleted with the exception of some Willington—^Various town roads minor clearing up outside of the H—None under construction. Work shut I \ roadway. Traffic c^ pass. down for winter. Roads pEissable. . : -4 Route No. 108—Manchester, Winchester—East Road coifiplete. Buckland-Love Lane road. Con Grantville Road, rock excavation ,14*''. 1 Soutii crete is finished with the exception and steam shovel grading, passable S—3 of one cut-off. The old :iighway Is but rough. H—J being used at this point, otherwise Woodbridge, Racebrook Road, I D—8 the work is completed. rough grading partly done. All G—None Vernon, MEinchester-Rockville open to traffic. On the lead ot three of diamonds road. Concrete surface is finished West had to discard a spade to m with the exception of one cut-olT, 7?i n keep the high club. North therefore which is on main line and old road 1-*- f ii' ii‘ . l i t ' discarded the 10 of clubs. East bad Is being used for the present at that HERE’S WHAT THE MEN ^ A •' 'I >• "I i|- i to discard s spade to keep the high point. I :t» heart Jacoby then took the lewt two iis' Route No. 137—A bridge over WILL WEAR IN SPRING Mr tricks with the spades in dummy. Qlnebaug river and a section of the h Pomfret-Kllllngly road In the towns SMOKE of Pomfret and Kllllngly are under construction. Traffic is using the Atlantic City, N. J., Feb, 12,— COVENTRY new bridge and temporary guard (AP)—Twenty-nine dollars will be and railings are erected. the most popular price for men's 1ii!i spring and summer suits and flve No Route Numbers: rn^rn At the regular meeting of the Barkbamsted-West Hill Pond dollar bats will be best sellers, tbe iifliliis: il iii Earl W. Green Post, No. 62, at the road. Closed down for the winter. I rational Association of Retail Boutb Coventry town ball on Feb Passable, but rough over several CnothIbrs Emd Furnishers at their an ruary 8, six candidates were Initi sections of stone fill. nual style meeting announce. ated by the poet team. Prominent Worsteds, unfinished worsteds, speakers of the evening were State Bethany—Bethmore road, should homespuns and Harris tweeds will ers to be ftnished. Open to traffic. WATER Commander BresUn who spoke on be favored most in men's suitings. “Momente of Joy,” during the con Bettumy—Valley road. Rough WMhable materials, such as Palm None of our stock was dan^aged by fire in .any way#Our big loss was through Smoke and Water. The store flict of 1917-1919. That immensely grading partly done. Closed to Beach, linen, seersucker, and suits 'aive wire” State Adjutant Murray traffic. of other washable materials will be spoke on the "Unemployment and Canaan—Upper Barracks rocul. in great demand for summer. Even was filled with denlse^ acrid smoke and torrents of water poured intd-it from the fioprs above. However, we tne Rochester Bmploynmnt Plan.” Steam shovel grading. Ehuavating white linen full dress Jackets are Captain Chase of Storrs College across old road on line change. Im seen on the style horizon. Canary have thousands of yards of material that were unscathed. gave sosM very timely facts and passable. A very convenient de yellow, blue and grey shlrtrwlll be authentic figuree on other coun tour is availabls to the west on a in great demand to add to tbe in tries Tsrsus United States military parallel road turning off from the fluence of the wash clothing. atrength. A fact worth mentioning construction Job about 2000 feet Blocks, a new type of sports was the population percentage of from the north end, trousers with high rise, high waist military strength of Switzerland, Cornwall—Cream Hill road. band, and aids buckles, is expected •wltzerlaad ie 60 percent greater Closed down for the winter. The to replace knickers almost entirely Dress Materials than V, f ., the most military and grading is complete and traffic is and a large percentage of the linen the moft,peaceful. travellDf tbrou^ the Job on the suits sold will have ons pair of golf Mr, TIeiley of C. M, T, C. epoke base course of waterbound macadam slacks. of the eamp regime and benefits but should sxsrciss sxtrsms ears as All Bhadoi of plain gray will load eligible to ow e 17 or over, tbs railing has not bsen built. in spring and summor preforsnees. Harry L. Stevens, Jr,, on Wednes Draperies - GnrtidnB - Towels ipietea. Tan fhoss, dark and rod browns, and day svsnlng, Fsb. 10. Owing to tbs Easton—Adams road complstsd. Westport Tumpiks and Center pin ebooks will also bo popular, with last that tbs town ball is so bard to streef,n, fradlnggrading and railing oomplsts.ooimlete. tbo gonorol tendency being toward hsat during tbs unusually oold solid colors. satbsr, tbs wblsts bavs bssn dis- (travel surface in good, condition, ready for treatment in tbe ipring. Golf boss and sweaters will have Imtinusd until April, Tbs wbists pattemi a little "louder” than be Blankets - ComfortaUeS'- Cretonnes Work closed for winter. lo the meantime will be conducted fore, and colors will bo brighter; Worn the homes of different Indi* Oosben—Bentley Road eompleto ffduals, This bae been found the and lurfaoe treated. West fids Wool and casbmoro neckwear will sly fubstantial means for tbs Road, surfocf complsted and rasn cover most Adam’s applss this sea ^oit and Auxiliaryiry to pbtaln obta funds, to traffic. Bsacn strsst. Con son, Single and triple striped cra- And H undveda O f O th«r itm ria A ll •B wbiob to operate, ft is taepsd to struction not started. Work dosed vatf also will be p o^ a r, fpsa tbe hall to card part for winter, Sboes will reflect a decided tend- irtisi in en ^ toward all wbite. XpiinafalD. Tbe msmbtrship of tbs Groton—River road ie open, but Soft shaped modele in Panama woat is new 09—eisvsn mors' to fill detours ars tsmporarlly postsil; fne quota. Man on kitobsn-poliot FlsbtowB road praotioaliy oomplst- bats will be featured. THE l o w e s t PRICES lerved a dsllfbtful lunob at, tbs sd. floie ot tbe meetinf and program, Griswold—Various town roads are Mrs. lUlpb Reynolds is soms bst- under eonetructlon. Open to traf- R O R S n BAND TO PLAY ter, but etill eeofined to her borne. do Mid in good condition. Hartford—Five eeotiona of road. AT PINE GROVE TAVERN Closed for idnter. ' A very email SEEN amount of grading bae been done Y. M, C. Note$ and a few oulverte have been in- atalled. Paifabie but not advis To be able to dance to smooth, I Tbe program for Friday, Feb.. SO, able. syncopated music, amid tbs friendly Wblob 11 a part of tbe pre-dedication Mlddlefleld—Mack and Way and restful surroundings of. Pine pogrom ^ tbe Manchester YMOA Roadi. Work shut down for win Grove Tavern, popular n ^ t club lo tf gymnaelum olaeses for men at ter. Road in good eondition. cated In Monohester on the Wapplng twiTve and at flve, for High spbool Milford—Btidge over rallread. road. Is something that Is destined boye at fear, wJtb epeolal boyi Not open to traffic. to pleas* even the moet Jaded per bubetball gaaies. The Young Men's Newtown— Taunton and Hunt son. It is for that reason that tbe This merchandise will melt away lilfe snow before the sun. Late comers will be disappointed. gMwnualty du b tsam is playing ington roodi, grading and gravel managetneat of Pin* Grove, always # s Center obureb team, to play off eurfaoe oomptetc. Railing Incom quick to respond to Its many cus- Atfe, Tbe Young Men’i Oommunity plete. Open to trafflo. Work tomsrs* rsqussts has seoursd m ddy d u b eeoend team will play the Cen- closed for winter. Borst and nis muslo to play a Uo k fir IfbuMb eeeond team, and there Redding—T(mtone rood, grading Ited engagement at the dining plac*. ffttl be other inter-group basket- and gravel lurface complete, railing The Boret orcbeetra bae played at ^ “ ~amoi, making a full evening of incomplete. Grumman Hill and eeveral prominent country clubs in tball for all YMOA groupe. Lime Kiln Road, grading and In various parts of the state and has stalling oulvsrts. Opsn to traffic. created a large following among tb* OONgTANT PEMOO ‘~0offlsrs—Hall Hill Road Is closed younger set. Buddy Borit himself d o ^ for witttM*, but li In paseable Is a pianist, singer and entertoineif TA |"Tboro art two porlode in hie eondition. of rare ability, having spent nearly y my dear, wben a laaa doeen't fouthlngtoD—Berlin Ave. and 0 years in vaudevule and with ^ Id WDmeni“ Weet Center iitreet are In good con inunent bands. In P A R K B U I L D m r ■ •• V • ■ ■ . 'J ■ II Aad when are tbey7" WMVMOdition. IflaoH M ioirltoidieipeae- tb* after .WoMc. 'iSfii ji. r. t • vV v7,' . n‘,'., ^viW’ * / ' ■ V, , ' ', '7 i ■' '
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..A I And the period of rloteue and ruin- try how much more likely le it to 4l«tirI|rBtrr oue extravaganee In our public diselpate factional batrede*at home. school bysteme Is drawing to an The Jape may be doing for China, CttMiing VeiraUi end. Boon we ebafl have better after all, eometUng that no one elee FUBUiHBO »» Til* scboollng at half the cost hae ever been able to do, coneolidate raXALO FKINTINU CUMHANT, INO. them into a nation. It fiM tll BlrMt tfoutti ll«neliM («r. Cons. Store-w ide THUMAV rCKUUIK)N S A L V T B t V^ashington 0«n«r«i Manfftr Mxty years ago today young LINCOLN Nothing ie more futile than the Founded 0«(oiMr 1, t ill Charlie House, son of one o f the Letter town's two or possibly three tailors, annually recurring taek, on thie ^' Fubliahad Uvarp fiSvanlng dundaya iind ilftlidapa, KnfarKnf«r«d at tia celebrated bis eighteenth birthday. date, of endeavorla% to say eome- BY RODNEY DVTCHEB i'oat ufTica HI Buuth Manehaatar, Sixty years ago, having gathered in tbing by way o^ cofrtribution to the NEA Service Writer SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Conn., na H,
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V '■ M V. MAlitOHBSTBB EVEMINO RBBASBk SOUIB HAMCBBBTBB, OOMM„ .UtlOAIT, FEBRUARY 12^ 1982. PAGE TEN Evening HersJd Pattern Daily Health tLdmo-n-dnncQ dr Service By ANNBBBLLE WORTHINGTON Hints on How to Keep Well OlJve Roberts LerloiVf Ulustrated Dressmaking Lesson by World Famed Authority. 9 BY NEA SERVICE. INC finished with Every nttem / Recently Dr. William S. 8adIer,4D6n't pick hlni up. Crying won't b e g i n HEBE TODAY Here’S a charming day dress. It OFFBNBIVB BREATH RELATED omkient Chicago physician and sur-' him.” ^ ^ ^ . Beautiful ELLEN ROSSITER* a ^ 8 all kinds of slimming qualities. TO NUMBERJMBl OF CONDITIONS geon d.clw.cl In ht. ^drew onJ ■alMglrl In Barolay’i Department It favored the smart blgck and Store, live* with her extravagant white vogue. Crepe silk In the new Trouble May Be In Mouth, Throat, “ Tricks of the Subconscious, th at; (e]]jQg m,. one thing and on the mother, MOLLY ROSSITBR, her rough weave made the original. Lungs or Stomach mental hygiene was "most needed | other hand 8 poor little suffering elder »l>ter, MYRA, and her young And Incidentally It Is exceedingly and most neglected.” i bodv crying for help—a change of brother, MIKE. The two glrU youthful and smart In printed and BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN ‘The subconscious mind,” he said, | position, a little soothli^, holding support the family. Molly fool- plain crepe silk. Editor, Journal of the American "represents 99 per cent of the hu him over the shoulder to get the gas lihly ipendB money Raved to pay Sheer woolens would also be Medici Association, and of Hygeia, man mind. Therefore the cure of up, or other prescribed treatment. the rent Ellen decides to work at splendid for this snappy model. the Health Magazine E d l mental ailments lies In the sub- What was J to do? ,night at Dreamland as a dance hall And you’ll be thrilled with the consc'icus mind.” Dlf? I follow science? As far as hostess until the sum Is made up. easy manner In which it is put to There Is an anecdote about the I was. particularly Interested in 11 oouM. yes—for/Something told me iffhe hostesses must wear evening gether and of the ultimate saving In the foJowing statement. "Children I it was besi. But I forgot all about Japanese, who are alleged to ')e i^resses and Ellen owns none. cost. are breught Into the world with only | subconsciv/’ P minds and habits very ' STEVEN BARtJLAY, a man ol Style No. 2699 may be had in sizes more polite even than the French a .subrnnscious mind, and if parents i often'and die what I could to make 67 and Ellen’s employer, sees the 16, 18 years, 36 38, 40 and 42 inches men, that when meeting a stranger would begin Immediately after the | the little sniferer as comfortable as ■ girl crying and discovers the sit bust. they inhale constantly to indicate child’s birth to demonstrate the; I could. I don’t believe It formed uation. Obviously Interested, he Size 16 requires 3 yards 39-lnch that nothing could be sweeter to uselessness of crying for wants, the ’’com loir’ habit. I am quite .loans Ellen a lovely white taf- with 3-4 yard 39-lnch contrasting. them than the stranger’s breath. about 50 per cent of nervous disor sure It didn’t. .‘feta irocU when she refuses to Our new Spring Fashion Maga Halitosis or offensive breath, can ders now found in adults would be Of course when a baby gets to ,,m;cept It as a gift. Ellen forgets zine Is out! Every page from cover make life miserable not only for eMmlnated.” the stage that he wants to be picked Biier wealthy employer’s kindness to cover Is In color. the one who has it, but for those Aif-o I vlrsis interested when he up or toted ’round Just for the fun when at Dreamland she naeets hand You can save |10 in patterns, ma around him. Furthermore, the con strc3£,€d the need of games and ath of It, that Is different. Also as he terials, etc., by spending 10 cents for some LAKRV HARROWOATE. an tinuous emphasis on the subject in letics tc teach children to be good gets older and wants to be kissed this book. So we hope you will send artist. She accepts Larry’s Invita public prints has tended to produce losers. "They must learn that they arid petted every time he gets a your order today. cannot win all the battles in the lump—that’t^ different too. tion to tea. In the morning flowers in the unfostimate sufferers from Just write your name and address game of life,” he advised. Dr. Sad'* I is particularly right arrive from Barclay. Ellen, dlstress- this condition a sense of infenorlty, that the gift Is not from Larry, clearly on any piece of paper. Order ’These things are generally ac when he 5ays that children should one book. Enclose 10 cents in stamps if not actually cases of depression cepted theories now among experts learn to be good losers, and to ac quarrels with her mother and sis and melancholia. ter. Then she confesses that she Is or coin and mall your order to Fash in ch5)a guidance.' And I believe cept a bit <"f hurt without demand deeply interested In I^arry Harrow- ion Department. that the majority of mothers know ing sympathy. But it is the tiriy In a recent review of the subject, ■ gate. Be sure to fill in the size of the this procedure to be wise. But I baby that i am wondering about Myra shows her a newspaper an pattern. Dr. H. Prlnz attributes offensive also beifeve It Is confusing for a and 2 know that others are too. nouncement of Larry’s engagement breath in at least 90 per cent of_all young mother whose baby cries AD habit really starts at the bas cases to prolonged stagnation ^ f with p^in to know just what to do sinette. That Is certatln. There la to ELIZABETH BOWES, a debu- Manchester Herald ,tante. Broken-hearted, Ellen decides food debris around the teeth; food about It. no other definite time or place that to break the date for tea. She also Pattern Service particles undergoing decomposition Such tialnlng as Dr. Sadler sug says, "Tralung place! Start here!" decides to return the borrowed dr,ess in cavities. The odor of decompos gests must be started, as he says, But I do iHnk the new baby offers For a Herald Pattern of the to Barclay. ing material is intensified by such immediately after birth. And that Is a problem to be smoothed out, hos model Illustrated send 15c in odors as come from pyorrhea or de often hard to do. I wish he had told pitals and doctors and scientists NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY stamps or coin directly to Fash cayed teeth. False teeth or plates more about the babies. notwithstanding. ion Bureau, Manchester Evening must be kept constantly clean or Science—or Instinct? T sometimes wonder If those who CHAPTER IX Herald, Fifth Avenue and 29tb they become a source of odor. Suppose a baby has colic! Did gflve' such advice ever sat up day and Street, New York City, night f:ir weeks with a colicky baby. At the fir.st reference to Larry After the teeth, the most common you ever hoar one who screamed source of bad breath li infection in night and day with it? And did your For colic ife no joke. It Is just too Harrowgate Ellen was pink-cheek' Pattern No. 2699 bad, that’s Sil! And even the health ed and starry-eyed. From her pO' the throat and in the tonsils. The doctor or rpucialist say, “If you are Price 16 Cents iest babies have it. .fiition on the edge of the bed Myra tonsils may seem on examination to not so nervous the baby won’t cry! be normal in appearance, but ifeaw the sudden radiance that light- Nanoe Send stamps or coin (coin pre red her sister’s face. She knew then thorough search sometimes reveals ferred). ’ that Ellen had found the real thing. Address little crypts or cavities in which grime and carrfully oil your skin for the night? ^ TqDAY ^ "God give her luck," whispered Ellen paused In the act of putting on a shoe, "It's Larry,” sht said Price of book 10 cents. thick white and highly offensive Size . . . material develops. Well, these are all spring tonics. Myra In her soul. "Give her more shyly. ______.luck than I’ve had." She smiled at Price of pattern 15 cents. When this material is pressed out Why don’t you take youts? ^ WORLD WAR \ of the tonsil with an instrument, it :her young sister. that,” she begged. ‘Tm sorry I "Go ahead, Ellen,” she said her head and stretched liKuriously. All Madonnas have the most ANNIVERSARY ever cut the dam thing out,” is found to be distinctly offensive ^«almly enough, "Go ahead about How could love, delightful, shining versity is unimportant now as com placid brows In the world, when vis Again Ellen did not speak. in odor. Of course, the tonsils can tyour man before curiosity kills love be fettered with care or trou pared wdth the days before prohlbl- ualized by famous painters. “You don’t know,” Myra went be removed, but a less serious meas ble? What did money matter? tiom ure is to apply antiseptic material There is a lesson in that particu ylX16* , on timidly. "Perhaps the engage- lar aspect of their portraits. In this LLOYD GEORGE’S REPLY L "There isn’t much to tell, Both girls began to dress with UOTATIO —President Aleyander Ruthven of to the crypts that have been re ^^llen confessed in her shy, eager the speed of long accustomed prac nient is broken.” Michigan Univfersity, hectic life, men just naturaUy like "That’s imllkely,” Ellen said dully, ferred to. rvolce. "Nothing serious, I mean. tice, It was nearly half-past seven. to have women look calm, even If On Feb. 12, 1918, Premier Lloyd "when It was announced last Tues they aren’t This is especially true George of England, speaking before trAll I know is that Larry—likes "You didn’t tell me his name,” Any opinion that I entertain on A chronic Inflammation of the day.” of business offices. The stenog Parliament, answered the address le,” observed Myra, as she pulled over the subject of America’s' relation "But she’s gone to Europe. It sinuses produces a bad taste in the rapher who manages to weather a es of Chancellor von HertUng of "But you—” her head a dotted Swiss dress I am deeply convinced that our ship to the League of Nations must mouth of the person concerned more was in the morning paper. Walt, mode of eating, dressing, working, hurricane in the office usually be Germany and* Count Czernin of "You haven’t any idea how limp from many washings. be such as any private citizen is often than a bad breath that I’ll get it for you,” sleeping and our whole system of entitled to entertain. comes a private secretary and the Austria-Hungary. !elt, Myra, when I first saw him," Ellen paused in the act of put bothers eveiybody else. There are, men admitted, dropping to the "Don’t bother,” dally habits ought to be reformed, —Newton D. Baker. secretary who maintains her calm Lloyd George charged Germany ting on a shoe. She had been reflect however, certain cases of inflamma id beside the other. "He’s tall "Oh Ellen, darling—” —Premier Mussolini. poise through storms may become' with insincerity, and warned that ing that somehow she must manage tion in the nose called ozena in ,d I tell you?—and red-head- "Let’s not have any more melo- The installment plan, I believe, is an executive. a new war situation had been cre which there is* a constant foul odor. id. He was coming across the new ones. dramatics, please. I’ve been a fool, one of the main roots of our econ Looking calm Is quite as satisfac ated by swinging of Teuton rein Those who bought radios, auto Fortunately these cases are rare. .jce floor toward me and all of "It’s Larry,” she said shyly, "Lar that’s all. Just a fool,” omic disorder. tory as sta3dng that way, often. It forcements from the east to the "But Ellen, you don’t know what mobiles, washing machines and Disturbances of digestion affect sudden something went click.” ry Harrowgate, Isn’t that a grand everything else under the sun on —Jan Paderewski. makes folks think you are and west. "I know,” murmured Myra sym- name?” he—” ing the stomach cause offensive odor when you see they are counting on King George of Ehigland and "I know this much. I know he the Installment plan pledged the to the breath far less often than is lathetlcally, meeting Ellen’s eager "Larry Harrowgate!” future and the future is here. you, that steadies you so that you Kaiser William of Germany xnade :aze. "I know exactly what you "Do you know him, Myra?” Ellen made an engagement with me three LOST EVERYTHING supposed or anticipated. Gas brought actually become calm. days after this was announced. He —Jay Morrison, New York savings speeches the same day. Speaking lean.” exclaimed, delighted, “Wasn’t I up from the stomach by belching is If you have wide apart eyes, you told me, as I remember it, that I’d bank director. , Aios Angeles.—Strip poker playing from his throne. King George de Ellen abruptly remembered Bert, right? Isnit he a darling? Where’d usually odorless and certainly only have a head start. If you haven’t, clared that Germany had ignored make his summer for him, I suppose so bad ^heit you lose your the way you fix your eyebrows and into her own happiness came, a sud- you meet him?” temporary; There is, of course, the the Allies’ just demands and the he wanted a summer sweetheart Literally, 1 am too busy with trousers, Walter Stires c pines, but person who habituaUy eats onions wear your hair has a lot to do with len sharp pang for her sister’s sake, The dress dropped over Myra’s state affairs to give thought or at war would be “prosecuted with all 3ut underneath was the selfish lit- while his fiancee was away.” when someone steals $40 from them and garlic who really has no place giving the right impression. head. It hardly displaced a hair tention to national matters. after you lose them, it’s time to See that your eyebrows are kept the vigor we possess.” _le thought that she and Myra were of the smooth coiffure but Ellen in polite society. Kaiser William said that Ger Ellen laughed mirthlessly, sat —Franklin D. Roosevelt, governor call a halt to the game. He sent an back with a good space between. Idllferent—different as Larry was thought her sister looked pale and There are various diseases of the many would like to live at peace down, put on the shoes that were of New York. urgent call for help and, when police lung and other partj of the body Have them plucked away, if they lllferent from sober, plodding Bert, tired. Older than usual. with its neighbors, but that a vic quite good enough now, and quietly arrived, they found three women which are associated with odors, but happen to meet over your nose. ibe bated herself for It but there tory of Germsm arms must first be "I’ve never met Larry Harrow selected a dress to wear, I never cared for a lot of show and two men in various stages of Thin them at the center edges and it W&8« again these are rare and can be recognized. "How’s Bert?” she asked xm- gate,” she answered In an odd voice, "Isn’t it funny that his engage and fuss. attire. found only by a well trained physi darken them just a trifle more at fcomfortably, "Is he coming to- "Then why were you so sur ment would have been announced —Stuart Erwin, movie actor. the outside of your eyelids than at cian. SOAP SHORTAGE fclg h t?” prised?” Ellen asked casually, ad In the society columns when he ALL ONE-SIDED the inside. Cultivate the habit of I "Bert’s fine. He’s coming,” justing her stockings to sheer tight told you he hadn’t any money or ’The trouble in most large cities never frowning. Try to look easy Moscow.—-No wonder the Rus (iMyra answered listlessly, "But ness and standing up. any prospects,” Mjrra said restive is that the bootlegging elements Mrs. Peeke: We have been mar and carefree and unworried, even if ly after a while, "Why do you and the police are closely associated ried over a year now, and we never your work isn’ *" done and your bills sians are noted for their beards. Ht’s you I want to hear about, She was not apprehensive, Myra There is now a shortage of fats in suppose that Is?” so that the prohibition violator is quarrel. If a difference of opinion GLORIFYING are a bit in arrears. jivhen are you going to see this sometimes had a way of being mys this country and Soviet chemists are tall, red-headed man again? Did terious over trifles. But as the si "I don’t know,” EMen answered, not caught.' arises and I am right, Henry always Especially, take care of that space between your eyebrows. Furrows laboring to recover soap chemically he say anything—definite?” lence lengthened she felt herself listless and disinterested. —Mayor Daniel W. Hoan of Mil gives in immediately. YOURSELF there fpoil your chances of looking so as to save the fats used in mak i "He did,” answered Ellen proud growing absurdly nervous. "I always thought of society waukee. Mrs. Becke: And if he is right? "Oh, that hasn’t happened yet.” calm. Very deep lines there often ing it. They filter all suds and rinse ly. "I’m seeing him this afternoon "What 1s it?” she asked anxious people as having lots of money. waters from lavmdrles and restau fo r tea and I’ll bring him out here The liquor problem at the uni —Answers. Nobody takes the old-fashioned indicate poor vision You may need ly. “Do you know something about That shows just how Ignorant I glasses. Get them if you do. But rants. The filtered soap is then Awfully soon. You’ll love him, Myra, am!” Myra said, exaggerating her sulphur ' and molasses dose as an treated with acids to separate the him ?” antidote for spring- ailments these quite as often, deep lines Indicate it know you will. He’s just grand! "Oh, Ellen, I can’t—” self-deprecation in an attempt to fats. These are then purified and days. But the most modern worry. Smooth them out mentally •can’t tell you much about him real "If you’ve heard anything about make it amusing. made into more soap. iSy. I have to learn first myself. But modetns still take tonics, though and massage them night and morn him that you think would turn me Ellen did not respond. Nor did ing, phvsically. Whether you know 3 ’U come home with heaps of news flTio aiTillA usually they have no connection against him, you’re wrong. I won’t "IDPeOAT^^tTOPPER? it or not, it is within your power to ,lhls afternoon." with medicine! believe that you have. It’s simply “Don’t you think, EHlen, that develop a calm nrow that will give . Aware that her sister was re- maybe we’re sometimes too care The best tonic a tired woman FREE! not true.” Q h e v e r y f ir p t you a reputation for poise. :)uctantly coming over to her side, ful and conventional and formal can take is some beauty treat If you suffer from chronic ‘the added, "He’s not at all the She was Incoherent In her ner- (?OATS» OF gPRIMG A R t ments, topped off with some new voiwness, angry because Myra just because we don’t know?” SW A6SEC WITH PADDED constipation and its attend type of man you think would go Myra suggested with a nervous clothes. MULE CAUSES SUIT would not speak and afraid, too, SHOULDER? AND TRK5 It may seem like an extrava ant ills—write fof a copy of to Dreamland. Nothing like that effort. "I mean know how people Stockton, Cal.—A mule on the He’s—well, he’s s gentleman,” she that Myra would. What was she T \WA1STLIMES?... gance to go to a beauty parlor and our booklet and a free trial concealing? Something about Lar do things now. Maybe the people W H TMEM AR£,WORN, Stanislaus river bridge at 3 o’clock ‘Concluded awkwardly. In different sets, smart people, get a thorough workout, but it is package o f the old, reliable ry? But what? THE PAMlPAKE BERET,. In the morning is the cause of a "Do you know what he does?” don’t think that being engaged money well spent, if you can do it. "I don’t want to tell you, El THE S*HALLOlV SAlLOft Certainly there is no tonic In $25,000 damage suit filed here. It Is vegetable remedy that has ' "You mean,” Ellen laughed, "do is so important as we think it Is. OR. PATt)ll'5» BUTTON alleged by the plaintiffs, Mr. and I know if he has any money? len,” Myra walled. “But I have to.” the world quite like that of Seeing been used and recommended Ellen saw • that the older girl Maybe that’s the way he feels Mrs. G. M. Pacheco, that as Mrs. t ’m almost sure he hasn’t. He’s about it. People do think differ yourself come to animation agal b y millions o f men and was fumbling among the news when you have decided you are Pacheco drove the family automo fin artist and they’re always as poor ently about those things.” ^?Th E BUTTON HAT I a T THE RIGHT, women for nearly 100 years. paper clippings that she kept in about petered out. Certain it is, bile across the bridge the mule AS church-mice, aren’t they? But I “I know what I think,” Ellen SHOWN ABOVE. IT IS O E - ABOVE, ISTHEMEW5HALL0W her drawer of the old-fashioned, also, that the minute you do see loomed out of the darkness directly J.H.SCHBNCK SCHENCK’S don’t care,” said in a level, imemotional tone FELT AMO IS t r im m e d WITH CROWNED SAILOR. OF FELT. in the path of the oncoming car. In She raised her young arms above marble-top dresser. 'They were yourself looking better, you act mostly pictures. Pictures of men as she went on with the dressing A HUGE BUTTON j FORE AND AFT. » ually feel better! the collision, the car was catapulted P.*^°^Box MANDRAKE that had become so meaningless. / off the bridge and into the river. playing polo and girls on the I' suggest a beauty regime for 1861F PILLS A sands of the Udo, pictures from . Neither girl spoke for a Tong this spring’s tonic, . If you can sff- The mule belongs to a dairy com PhiUdelphia • gay Florida masquerade parties, time. Myra had opened her mouth TOPCOAT AT THE LEFT, BELOW, IS O F PADDOCK ford it, a weekly hair and.scalp pany. skiing parties at Lake Placid and when there was a knock on the CLOTH. IT HAS SQUARELY PADDED SHOULDERS’AMD treatment, a facial and a manicure. in the Alps—Myra clipped and door followed by Molly’s familiar T AeT EhiP WITH ONE: LARGE BUTTON. Most women cannot afford all that. filed them away, Ellen had al demand for admittance. But no one lives who can’t afford ways been a little contemptuous "What shall we tell her?” Myra’s MILITARY-LOOKIMG (50AT AT THE RIGHT, to give herself somO kind of a lips noiselessly framed the words. of Myra’s collection. BELOW, HAS A HUGE COLLAR THAT IS STITCHED TO regime. “Tell her the whole thing. I Last spring a woman I know de 'There was a streak of yearning MAKE IT STAND UP SMARTLY. H ere’s ii€‘\v r t ^ l i e f fi>r Yvciiiicm wistfulness in the older girl, a don’t care what you tell her. You cided to take up clogging instead vague reaching out for gay scenes know she’s bound to get the story of eating her noon lunch. She in which she could not be a par out of one of us somehow,” Ellen drank a glass of hot water or ate f f s M m i tilt' iiiiserv of said, wondering how long the pain ticipant, an orange eind put in 30 minutes Ellen was not ^ sympathetic to in her heart could last. clogging every day. The way it ward this trait Now she was "In just a minute, mother,” set her up was remarkable. An completely at sea. Myra tossed Myra calleiL other woman might find the same On her way to the door she a clipping to her. results in an hour’s dancing after BABY stopped by the chair where Ellen work. Still another might find the It was only a photograph of a sat staring into space. equivalent by putting in a half FRETFUL, man and a girl who had stopped for - “What are you going to do about hour or so every single night in a moment on a sunshiny tennis your date, Ellen?” her own rooms, exercising to court. The man in the striped blazer Ellen gave a deep sigh and drew music. RESTLESS? was Larry. The pretty, petulant girl her thoughts away from the mem Along with this exercise should who had twined her arm through his ory of Larry’s laughing face. Her go care of your skin, hair, nails. eyes were bright ^th tears, her Ellen had never seen. Being well-groomed sets you up Look to this cause Her eyes fixed on the caption. mouth was drooping; to her sister quite as much as haifing new “An Important engagement is she looked childish, pathetic, yoimg, clothes. ■ When your baby fusses, tosses that of Miss Elizabeth Bowes, in her flimsy voile dress. But even Are you brushing your hair and u d seems imable to sleep restfuUy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ezra as the older girl watched, the giving it tonic.every single night? mok for one common cause, doctors Bowes of New York and Paris, square, boyish chin came up. Dp you pat your cheeks, chin and y. Constipation. To get rid quick- and Mr. Lawrence Harrowgate, “What am I going to do? I’m under your chin the requisite of the accumulated wastes which son of Mrs. E. T. Harrowgate and not going—that’s all!” number of slaps each night and ^morning? Do you always, no mat rause restlessness and discomfort, the late Mr. Harrowgate, The Its name is Oxydol. No longer need yon get ^ve a cleansing dose of Castorla. (To Be Continued) ter how tired and discouraged, washday back, robbing yonr life away over wash- wedding Is set for early fall' ^1®® take time to remove the day’s Rstoria, you know, is made spedal- Bowes will be remembered ...” tubs. A wondeifii) new soap discovery, Oxydtd enda all that. Its secret Is the 50% more rada it makea— for children’s delicate needs. It Is Ellen’s heart twisted sickenlng- MUST HAVE THE BEST i pure vegetable preparation; con- ly. She did not speak and only richer snds that SOAK dothes clean widi no tlr» some robbing — they do it quioker and ains no harsh drugs, no narcotics, stood staring, staring at the pic MRS. ADA N. Doctor: Your daughter is anemic. better too. t is so mild and gentle you can give ture, She must take iron. to a yoimg Infant to relieve colic, Don’t foiget when yon buy aoap, it’a "I remembered him,” Myra said Newrich: No iron for my daugh MERRIFIELD SUDS, not SOAP, yon pay foi^-Oii^dol "et it is as effective for older chll- painfully, closing the dresser’s open ter—I can afford gold or platinum. ren. Castoria’s regulative help will Mandolin, TenorBanjo, Guitor givesyon 50% more snds foryonr m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1982. PAGE ELEVS39I ^ ^ fOOD{>MARKErPAGE ever, apparently have not yet months will be allowed for this FIND WOMAN’S BODY place who has been missing since Death was believed to be frn check after which time no changes yesterday afternoon, was foimd drowning. Mrs. Hevdett suffered FORD’S STATEMENT broken the Chinese morale. COLLEGE INN CONVERTED, EAST HARTFORD BANK nervous breakdown several we6ta The wives and children of twenty will be considered. Superior Court -Westport, Feb. 12.—(AP)—The early today on the heach at Sher to thirty German professors who CHECKING DEPOSITORS action will then be taken on the al body of Mrs. P. N. Hewlett of this wood Island by searchers. ago. HELPS INDUSTRY were evacuated from Woosui^ to IS NOW A NIGHT CLUB lowances to be made. ^ day spent the daytime hours for (CoDttBtied from PafO 1.) more than a week in a single large .Ibmchester depositors in the East LAST “HEN" NOT DEAD dugout beneath the university build Hugh McCaull Placed In Charge Of Waiting Service^Stags Hartford Bank and Trust Company plan, automotive men are convinced ing leaving there only at night today received letter:, from the ^ sto n . Mass., Feb. 12.—(AP)— any changes made will represent an when the aerial bombardments ceas Not to Be Allowed. Hartford bank which has been ap The “last heath hen” which vanish EVERY DAT IS BARGAIN DAT easing of credit to potential buyers. ed. The tmiversity grounds cover pointed trustee of the East Hartford ed ninoi months ago and which many While yesterday's long'awaited several hundred acres and the in The College Inn a t Bolton Notch, bank which suspended Jan. 2, and had mourned as dead, has reappear At announcement served to clarify the stitution normally has 600 Clihinese which has been bolding'stag dances these letters asked d^sltors to ed on the island of Martha’s Vine atmosphere to a high degree, still students. under the ownership of Bill TasiUo, check their accounts. yard. another field was left open for Four of the five buildings have has been converted into a night club The letters told the amount of “The last heath hen”, which is a speculation—that of price. There been badly damaged by bombs and and the interior has been completely money reported deposited by pa male and therefore, really isn’t a was no mention at all of what the gunfire. They stand about three redecorated to provide local people Evorybody's Markot trons and asked that they forward hen at all, is the last individual of new cars will sell for and the im> miles from the fort and the Japa with the best possible place of this statements as to whether the a breed which once thrived by the official explanation was that prices nese have claimed that Chinese sol kind, with the added advantage that amounts are right or wrong. Four thousands in New England. 856 Main St. So. Manchester, Ct, will be fixed when production costs diers were using them for barracks. it is so near Manchester. become available. There was a The Technical College was drilled The spacious dance floor has been Where belief—no more thpn that—that the several (times by direct bits and also reconditioned and the hall has been company hopes those costs will the Electrical Institute. A bomb beautifully decorated. Tables have justify marketing the eight at the also tore a bole in the Institute of been placed at advantageous points THE Evorybody Savos On Evorything! price of the old four. Physics from one end to the other around the floor and excellent waiter To Keep Bnsiness service has been provided. Hugh but the homes of the professors, a Set the habit! Follow the crowds to the market that Although the new Ford fours will quarter of a mile away were not McCiaull, who was formerly connect not be introduced until about the ed with the Hotel Bond and is an ex aORENCE DEUCATESSEN ORIGINATES—VALUES—EVERYTHING first of March and the eights some molested. perienced man in this line, has been F. KELLEY, PROP. time later, the quickening of the engaged as head waiter. Just look at these values and prices—that tells the story in a nutshell! tempo in the automobile and aifili> Striking lighting effects have been IS NOW LOCATED IN THE ated industries resulting from yes* MANCHESTER SAILOR installed and a fine brand of music terday's announcement is expected will be furnished a t all times. Mr. STATE THEATER BUILDING Land O’ Lakes Iceberg to come much sooner. With the Ford TasUlo has bent every effort to 751 MAIN STREET plant in production, payrolls will IN EARTHQUAKE AREA make CoUege Inn one of the show And will continue to serve the public with the mount—uthough Ford warned yes* places in this section and guarantees Finest Home Prepared BUTTER! LETTUCE! terday that only former Ford em* an enjoyable evening to all who ployes will be taken back. There patroni^ the night club. Stags will PASTRIES, SALADS, COLD MEATS, ETC. were 66,000 men at work there yes* Young Bober on Ship Dis not be allowed imder Mr. Tasillo’s terday, on part and full time bases, patched to Give Aid to Dis 'new pl&n. 2 5 c lb. 5c each a gain of 8,000 since the first of the The beet value In town! year. tressed Section of Cuba. Hard fredh crispy heads. Then, when the plant is on a normal production basis, 3,200 of the Mrs. Lena Bober of Edward Granulated 6,600 firms which service Ford with street this morning received a letter Friday - Saturday I. Tbo Flt^ 8«k«n tv supplies always are working on from her son, Francis, who is in the " itidtMm Ford orders. United States Navy as a gunner, SUGAR! CELERY! There is also th6 factor of keen having enlisted about a year ago. SPECIALS Raisin Crispy bleached merchandise! competition in the low priced field, He is on the “Raleigh” which is now which automobile men consider nec* in Haiti, being one of the first bat PUKE OLIVE OIL Bread essary to stimulate buyer interest. tleships dispatched to Cuba follow $2 10 gallon 10 lbs. 44c 'That is now in prospect, and ap 7c each ing the earthquake in that island. Our Ovens « proximately 75 per cent of normal The letter, little more than a note, 10c and 20c automobile production is in that (In 10 lb. Bags) stated that the United States sailors Are Never SUNKIST field. had brought provisions for the SALAD OIL loaf Finest Savoy Chevrolet, General Motors’ repre stricken area and also medical aid. Cold sentative in the low priced class, un They with other aid ships that are officially has estimated its output 75 c you will not find a this month at 55,000 imits and has now at Haiti are assisting in the For Cooking, Salads, etc. SPINACH! LEMONS! predicted it would maintain the 1932 general cleanup of the places affect finer or more com employment average of 35,000 men. ed and are giving special attention plete line of bakery The Chrysler Corp., which produces to the sick and destitute people be M A ^ O N I goods than ours. Home delivery at any time. Plymouth, is reported to have step sides taking a prominent part in 10 lbs. 1 3 c peck 1 5 for 2 5 c ped up its February schedule to 21,- correcting sanitary conditions. t 000 units, a 40 per cent increase Yoimg Bober, who is still in his Beautiful stock! large size! over January. teens, was a member of the Howit 3 lbs. 2 5 c zer Company of this place before Here’s a real target for others to shoot at! he enlisted in the navy and in pre vious letters heis stated that the $ a A e r iu WOOSUNG BATTERED training that he received in the local company has been of much assis SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN McIn to sh a p p l e s ! tance to him, as he has already won Manchester BY JAPANESE GUNS a sharpshooter’s badge. The first six Id Gorman Place. Phone 3537 months of his enlistment wAs spent (Continued From Page 1.) on a training ship in the south and Macaroni Factory he has been at sea just about six ' \) Mohrs Bakery Produds Delivered ToYourDoor 5 lbs. 2 5 c ter than the nearby village. It has months now. 209 Spruce St. The most delicious eating apples out! been seldom directly hit by the heavy guns from the river but the Cudahy’s Pure “Rex” guns in its own battlements today Hot Roasted were very much out of Joint. The heavy bombardments, how- 84 LARD! PEANUTS! Oakland Street BRUNNER'S M a r k e t 6c lb. 4 qts. 2 5 c Everybody is welcome to try these. Just try A t Graham Crackers Land 0’ Lakes PEANUT RUTTER Strictly Fresh Large Size one and you’ll soon realize what “Fresh Roast- ed” actually means! 2 ll> s . I l^jar Igc C. H. TRYON’S BUTTER EGGS! California Seedless Oranges JELL*0 3 p^3^'20® and Sanitary Market P ru n es llb.pkg. I 9 « All flavors. Florida Juice Oranges Dial 4139 2 5 c doz. Limit 2 lbs. Strictiy Fresh Eggs, SALADA TEA Macaroni or From nearby farms! They’re great! doz...... Dial 5191 5 9 c peck Never over 2 days old. For Early Delivery S p a g h etti 1 lb. pkgs. 10® 1/2 lb. pkg. 39® Lunch Crackers Only a limited supply! 10 lbs. Sugar ...... 45c Graham Crackers Selected lUpe Jamaica Moeller’s Macaroni, a 8 packages for ...... FANCY TUNA FISH or WET SHRIMP 2 cans 2 9 ® Sal tines, 1 lb. Box . 17c 2 5 c 21b. box BANANAS! Pancake Flour, « GOLD MEDAL CHASE and 2 packages lor ...... l O C PASTRY Vermont Maid Maple -a q or PILLSBURY SANDBORN 2 doz. 2 5 c Syrup, bottle ...... l ^ C BREAD! BREAD! FLOUR Ever3?hody Saves at Everybody’s Market on Elizabeth Park Canned 4 a COFFEE Everything—eh ? Fruit and Vegetables ... X U C FLOUR Chase and Sanborn OO 4 c loaf Coffee, can ...... ^ lb. bag 2 4 V lb. bag 7 9 ® Jlcib. Jlelb. 2 Full pound loaf and dellcioua too! BUTTER CRACKERS! Fancy Salmon, tall size O C . (Ontario Brand) 2 cans f o r ...... m OC Selected Cold Storage Slightly salted. i Steak Salmon, 4 a BETTER can ...... l i / C DIAL BALDWIN APPLES! I 5 c lb. box Tuna Fish In glass ...... 15c S191 FOODS Fresh Fresh T-N-T Pop Com ., ...... 15c Tonight LAMB ground 3 9 c 8 qt. bskt* Delicious Bulk The best ever. Ground Bib Pork to Roast i a PATTIES Tho heat “buy’'* on all round applai! lb...... l O C SAUSAGE Flneat Aiaortiiient Found DATES! 2 lbs. 2 5 c Native Roasting Chicken, o E* HAMBURG They’re Different, lb...... O O C MEAT CAKE! CAKE! DeUdoos Fresh Rib Boast Beef, lb. . 23c 25® For Pound 19® Legs of Lamb, lb. . 19c EARLY 27®. LOWER Found 1 9 c Ib. 1 Ic lb. Pot Roast, lb. ... 20c We can’t teU yon Juat how dcUdoua this cake DELIYERY PRICES Is! Ton must try It and oompato Ita quality with Just 25-100 lb. bags. Round Steak, Ib. . 23c any other at any price! ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT, LEMONS, BANANAS- APPLES A few left onlyl OLD CABBAGE! Sirloin Steak, lb...... 29c LETTUCE, CELERY, SPINACH, CARROTS, ONIONS, PARSNIPS, TANGERINES! Rib Lamb Chops, lb...... 19c ,______TURNIPS, CABBAGES, POTATOES______$1.25 Sausage Meat, lb. . 15c Mr. Charles McCarthy offers you the very widest range of selectl on in the Meat Dept; for your Sunday dinner InCludlEg both the bet Bag of 100 lbs. ter things and those of truly moderate price. It is our ambition to seU yon good merchaiidlse for as little as good merchandise can be 4 9 c peck bskt. Baldwin Appl^ basket .. 85c sold, to serve yon with a spirit of genuine courtesy, and to offer our nnqualified assurance of satisfaction with everything yon buy. Yours, CHESTER BRUNNER. Yellow Eye Beans 6 lbs. Sweet Potatoes___ 25c Roast Beef, Pot Roast, Rib Roast, Lamb. Legs, Lamb Fores, boned and roUed, Eastern Cut Fresh Shoulders, Krlghtwood New Eng Turnips, white or yellow, O O land Dr^sed Boasting Fork, Hamburg, Sausage Meat, Ham Ends, Honey Combed Tripe, Corned Beef, also Scotch Ham, the way you GRAPE FRUIT! Red Kidney Beans peek ...... Z o C like it. . Spare Bibs or Pork Ends for Saner Kraut. Saner Ibrant 4 Iba. 26c. Indlaa River Stock! Bfdhach, peck ... 19c 5 c lb. Iceberg Lettuce, g and LARD lb. 6® RINSO large 19® COFFEE lb. 1 9 e S for 2 5 c DeUdooa Ffeeah Carrots, 2 bunches ...... 19c SLICED BACON lb. 25c DILL PICKLES qt. jar 1 9 e DeUdons eating! Old Faahlon Blaxwdl HouM^ Tomatoes, lb. ... 19c CHOCOLATES! Penpetib each ...... 5c 84 Sowe’s Fsaw ai Oysters, a Oakland COFFEE! 3 1 c lb ’ *pApt f^...... tth Street To« k*iw tlM im l pif^! '■ ii- S'..'" V. V.- MANCHESTER EVENDJG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FREDAT, EBBRUARY 12,1982. page tw e lv e nX 'jW IP iG FOOD I MARKET PAGE modish gowns- to court and her tes Murray- jiidgmmitr toe $32,295, ths SEEK OVNEY MADDEN timony is lively. Appeals Court revehisd it but she FRENCH WOMEN GET STAR IS INVOLVED She fainted'at a hearing at S^nta finally WOU OUt ISSt IBqBtb in thtt Moifica when the Judge dismissed state supreme doUrb Blythe meaUf* time however, she had, shopped pay New York, Feb. 12.— (AJ^.—Po charges against her for forcible en try to “the house that Jack built.” ment on a $29,000 bank. loan , seri CHANCE TO VOTE lice were seeking Owen (Owney) IN LEGAL TANGLE cured by a trust -deed bn the house t Madden and three other ek-q^victa Miss Mvirtay purchased this home The Manchester Public Market from Jack’ Donovan, who said he and it was sold ter ol sum reported today with warrants i iiITTiilfcfrir Was a cowboy fUm star and archi at $ ^ . ’The bank now is suing her their return to prison as parole for a deficiency judgment. lators. tect and Mrs. Jeanette G. Donovan, ^ Rushed Through Cham- Mae .Murray Is AImpst his mother, in 1926, ,for $56,000. Miss Murray lost a suit to Madden, reputed to be one of the Natacha Rambova who ' once-, was Where Quality Is Not Sacrificed city’s major racketeers, and the oth Later she sued to cancel the con her After Long Filibnster tract on the ground many of . the Mrs. Rudolph Valentino tor $1,662 ers were ordered arrested by the Weekly In Courts— One Is for. clothing and. Jewelry and an parole board after they had been claimed antiques were not real, that others had been reinoved and that other more recently to J. Marjorie mentioned in the attorney generals Berger for $1,500 for income tax By the Socialists. investigation of an alleged laundry For a Million. She was disappointed over the pipe For Price orgem and because the washing services. She sued two real estate racket men for $80,000 over an exchange of. ■ Israel Levy, proprietor of the Hy- machine would not work; Paris, Feb. 12.—(AP) — The ’The superior Court gave Miss houses and lost. drox Laund^ and Dry Cleaning Los Angeles, Feb. 12.—(AP)— Chamber of Deputies today gave Company, testified yesterday in the 2 Pounds of Mae Murray won screen stardom, Again this week we are featuring women the right to vote for candi investigation that Madden was in no married a prince and now her days Home Dressed Pork from Mr. E. B. Lon Our Home Made Sausage Meat from Na dates to the chamber and to nm for way associated with the company. don of Bolton. tive Pork and one Package of Royal office in that brsinch of the Parlia Madden had told the parole board he in court bid fair to exceed those of Scarlet Pancake Flour Q tC r* ment of France. was employed by Levy’s company. any other motion picture actress Native Pigs’ Head ^ ^ both items fo r ...... O O C The decision thus raised the pos Madden is a convicted slayer. If 1110 biggest suit of her career, sibility of women deputies in the charge of parole violation is sus one fpr $1,750,000 against ’Tiffany France, a committee which almost tained he would have to remain in Stahl Productions, Inc., to which Native Fresh Shoulders \ 2 '^ C FOR YOUR SUNDAY edone among the major nations has prison imtil June 6,1935, when a ten she charged the “artistic failure” of long declined to grant equal suf to twenty year term will expire. her picture “Peacock Alley” is set Native Pigs’ liver DINNER frage. The others nought are Gustav for hearing in March. 2 lbs...... A Boneless Rolled Roast of Lamb and a The Chamber’s decision followed Gulllame, alias Little Frenchy, Jer “Several other suits over beauty the adoption under sensational' cir emiah Sulllvsm and Thomas Reilly treatments and clothing are pend Native Fresh Bacon 1 5 C glass of Royal Sairlet Mint Jelly * 7 0 ^ cumstances of a bill to discontinue alias Terry Reilly. ing,” Vernon Bettin, one of her at ^ th items fo r ...... second elections where no majority The police also are checking the torneys said today—“just minor Native Fresh Spare Ribs, O C ^ Order early. was obtained in the first. Under activities of other paroled convicts. ones. And a $29,000 bank loan suit the measure France would content is up next Monday.” Native Pigs’ Feet *7 Boneless Rolled Roast Veal O Q /« Itself with a skigle ballotting, dis b ig r e l ig io u s PARLEY When Miss Murray and Prince from fancy milk fed Veal, lb. .. m O C pensing with the “ run off.” David Zahri Mdivani built their lb...... Bill Rushed Through Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP)—An beach home at Playa Del Rey she Native Pigs’ Hocks O Hi • No waste. Thus the idea to send the entire attempt to eradicate prejudices cre had to sue the city of Los, Angeles 2 lbs...... electoral reform bill back to com ated by religious differences will be^ for a permit. Later the city sued Prime Rib Roast Beef mittee was dropped and the ex made at a conference here on March and compelled her to move her Native Pork to Roast , 1 Q hausted chamber, kept in session al 7 to be attended by hundreds of beach fence back to mean tide most continuously for more than 24 prominent Catholics, Protestants level so the public could pass. Rib end, lb...... I O C "’ 23c, 29c hours by a Socialist filibuster, and Jews. Wins Small Suit Loin End X 5 C rushed through its acceptance. Ac President Hoover has been invit Sbe won a $50 suit over Omar A STEAK SALE tion did not come however, imtil ed to open the meeting. Those who Pasha, a pedigreed Great Dane dog Top Round, Sirloin, Short, cut Edouard Herrlot, Radical Party will speak include Newton D. Baker, she claimed she never received, and Native Fresh Ham 1 C leader, and all groiips of the Left another of $395 over miniature col Mal of aeveland, Roger W. Straus, of p:j_ AV O R Whole, lb...... l U C from the best of beef, lb...... O O C had marched in a body out of the New York, Prof. Carlton J. H. ored photos of herself which she Strength chamber as a protest. Hayes of New York ' Bishop. said she did not order. The Socialists have been filibus SPECIAL POULTRY SPECIAL James E. Freeman, of Washington. She lost a suit for $2,125 to Mrs. WEIGHT '- 3 L B S Boneless Rolled Rump Roast O Q tering against the electoral reform The conference, the first of such Sylvia Ulback, masseuse, for keep measure for a w§ek. Herrlot before ^ '^AMUFACTUREP'^amufacturep b yV Fancy Large Native Chickens O Ci wide scope ever planned, is under ing her in the pink of condition on Beef for oven roast, lb...... ^ 1 / C departing charge that the measure roast, 5 to 6 lbs. each, lb...... O v C auspices of the National Conference a vaudeville tour. Boneless Rolled Pot Roast was "in violation of the very prin Mias Murray wears attractive ’ ^ALLANTINE & sons , Fresh Fowls for cutting up O 7 of Jews and Christians. beef, lb...... ciples of the Republic.” N e w a r k , n . J-. ^ Bottom Round Pot Roast 4 to 5 lbs. each, lb...... i Beef, lb...... Small Chickens to roast O Q n f l a v o r e d Top Round Roast Beef Q Q ^ 2 1-2 to 4 lbs. each, lb...... Face Rump Roast Beef 2 7 C SPECIAL Fresh shipment of stewing 7 7 1"* Fresh Lean Hamburg Steak X 5 C Oysters, p in t ...... Bottom Round Hambug 2 5 C Large Frying Oysters P in t ...... BUT A VERY FEW HOURS Elapse from Farm Eckhardt’s Products To Your Doorstep Shortly after the milking at the ssOiltary dairy of the better grade. Quality Prankforts, Minced Ham, Pressed farms, within a 40 mile radius, Bryant & Chapman trucks gather the milk, rush it to our ultra-modem Ham and Bologna. dairy where it is prepared for efficient delivery. ■ • • nil within a very few hours. your choice 2 5 ' « > • Saturday night ends this sale. Take CT^irll^fiyeye^S B r ^ U l t •Courtesy^ advantage of these real bargain Lean Sugar Cured Daisy Hams ...... 25c lb. o f Service /'^ L T l h i a a p i m a n prices on real quality foods. Stock Sugar Cured Bacon, Machine Sliced and rindless ...... 19c lb. up now, while the price Is low . In the Piece 15c lb. W' w m W' DEL MOMTE PEACHES SLICED and YELLOW CLING No. 2 can lOc PEARS DEL MONTE No. 2'h. can. 20c Canadian Style Bacon, machine sliced ... 39c lb. DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE SLICED or CRUSHED ' No. 2 .can lie PLENTY OF ADVERTISED SPECIALS AT APRICOTS DEL MONTE No. 2 can 12c SNAPPY GROCERY SPECIALS A & P MARKETS FRUIT SALAD DEL MONTE . Ne. '1 can 15c Chase & Sanborn Dated DEL MONTE No. 1 can 15c Land o’ Lakes Butter CHERRIES Coffee, lb...... 33c PEAS DEL MONTE No. 2 can 1S« lb...... 26c Crisco in bulk DEL MONTE N a 2 can lie lb...... SATURDAY CORN COUNTRY GENTLEMAN 15c d e l MONTE Strictly Fresh Large Eggs Fancy Dates in bulk SARDINES TOMATO SAUC E 3 25c DEL MONTE from Coventry, dozen .. 30c 2 lbs. f o r ...... 23c A & P Market# Are Featuring RAISINS SEEDED and SEEDLESS 3 packagas 25c Nathan Hale Coffee Royal Scarlet Golden Bantam lb...... 35c 6 — BIG — SPECIAI# SILVERBROOK BUTTER 2p»-.49e Com, 2 cans fo r ...... Royal Scarlet Pure Preserves 2 lb. ja r ...... SELECTEU eggs, Western, dozen . .2Ic Peaches Brownie Yellow Cling 29c Fancy B & M Fish Flakes SUNNYBROOK EGGS -««27c largest can ...... C a n ...... Young 2 9 * l k < 10c (1) TURKBT’S Toms Pears, Brownie, Bartlett, Dog and Cat Food, Dr. Ross ‘ SLICED BACON MLVERBROok pound 19« large c a n ...... Vitamin, 3 lb, cans 25c FANCY RIB CUTS PURE LARO Bulk, pall or packaga 2 ' 15c GRANULATED SUGAR 10pcund* 45c Royal Scarlet Pastry Flour Dill Pickles, Brownie Brand (2) ROAST PORK 9 e lb. 4 lb. b a g ...... 82 oz. ja r ...... 19c POTATOES, Selected ______15 Ibs^ iSc Pork Chops# Center Cuts, 2 lbs* 29c. GRANDMOTHER’S DOUGHNUTS^^;,^ dot«i tic AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. '’SOMETHmO NEW” '’BMGHTWOOD” ANN PAGE APPLE PIES •dch Z l q MILLER’S CHOC. CREAM OROPS pound lOc EXTRA SPECIAL One half ^b. of Boiled Ham and 1 lb. of (S) PORK ROULETTES 1 5 e lb. FLOUR GOLD MEDAL ar PILLSBURV l2pou^bae die Stuffed and Baked Chickens with gravy our Home Made Potato Salad, Fancy, fresh, lean. a t ...... $1.19 each both f o r ...... 29c Order early. SPRING LENTEN SUGGESTIONS Home Baked Beans, Boston style. .25c qt. Home Made Hot Cross Buns... 19c dozen (4) LAMB Legs and Loin 1 8 e Ib. And one large home made brown bread REO SALMON ■ . can 2 5 c Chicken P ie s ...... 10c each PINK SALMON 3 ' ^ 2 9 c STEER BEEF GORTON’S COOFISH CAKES . 2 cam 28c Home Made Corned Beef Hash ♦.. .15c lb. Cream Pnffs filled with pure Whipped Fancy Selected 2 1 * lb . GORTON’S CObFISH 1 bound packaga ^ C re a m ...... Sc each (5) RIB ROASTS Our Home Made Cookies (all kinds) LOAF CHEESE m T wed 23c , PIMENTO pountf-28c PIES—Squash, Pumpkin, Peach, Pine MICHIGAN^ PEA BEANS 3 pound! I S c (6) BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS 12y2-15* BULK RICE V 3 pound! 1 2 c Home Made Layer Cakes made ' of the apple, Apricot, Mince, Apple, Prune, V Cot from Fancy Bteeft. ______finest ingredients ...... 29c each L^nonf your choice ...... 25c each e n c o r e MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 5 8-oz. Mo % QUAKER MAIO COCOA '. I ^ 2 eana.ldc RASPBERRY or , . ANN PAGE PRESERVES STRAWSERPY 16 ounc! |ar IC C AT OUR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPT. OTHER SPECIAL VALUES TOP ROUND STEAKS, lb. 25c A fresh shipment of nice Juicy Florida Fancy Apples for eating or cooking, 6 lbs. F O W L ...... lb. 23c' Fancy York Apples 6 'p ‘* ^ 2 8 c Milk fed young, 8-8 1-2 lb. #vg»______From QBall.y S t w Bwf.______25c, 75e for 16 qt. bairicet, $1.89 bushel SAVOY SPINACH Fraih, claan 3 pound! .lib* YELLOW BANANAS Salaetad Fancy White Cauliflower, Tender Young 4 Nice Juicy Grape Fnrit fo r ...... 25c SIRLOIN STEAKS ■ ■ ■. Ib. 27c SHORT STEAK S...... lb, 27c 4 pound! 2 | C . V.' rf- Carrots, Celery, Tomatoes, Sweet Pota From Qoaltty Steer Beef, From QnaMfr Steer Beef.______• ______FANCY TOMATOES Rad-ripa 2 pounds'2te Solid, crisp toes, Spinach. Large Green Peppers 19e Special on Solid Iceberg Lettuce, 2 heads ICEBERG LETTUCE itwditan lisa ,^hMds'2lC • lb. fo r 19c. PORTEJtHOUSE STEAKS MTNTtni! GTTBE STEAKS YELLOW ONIONS 3 IbB. 18c ‘ lb ...... 25c l b ...... 37« MARSHMALLOW FLUFF ■ 12 obnca-can''!t^^l; Frmn Quality Steet Beef. ItM i qiHlttr SMr Bnf. Phone ordm taken this erenlnir until 9 o’clock. For quality and |^^JAH EXTRACTS ...... Price Dial 5111. IONA PEACHES 4 n sented by finding a piece o f tai>e- caused by an excess of bile. The M W worm In the feces. Some people with cure of poor circulation depends en tapeworms do not have the “glori tirely upon increased physl^ exer ous appetite” that you describe, and cise. The burning on your Congue is MENUS even do not lose weight. Fast for a a* reflex coming from a similar few days and take a tapeworm rem burning in your 'stoxnach from an finsT ational Stores excess of hydrochloric acid. N Fov Good Health edy oDtainable at any drug store and you can find out very quickly whether or not if you have this trou ble. A Week’s Supply; Recommended Bf (Poisonons Fumes) ATBOOGHT Dr. Frank B. McCoy Question: Mts. Irma E. J\ writes: Behold the day, behold, it is come: 0 ^ £ cL a > 'Have been using a gasoliro range the morning is gone forth; and the for years. Will you please tell me rod hath blossomed, pride hath bud ALASKA whether the fumes are injurious.” IAMB SUGGESTED MENUS Answer: There is always danger ded.—^Ezeklef 7:10. in using any kind of gas or gasoline • Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested for fire if there is Incomplete combus Hope is the ruddy morning of joy. the week beginning Sunday, Febru tion'and if there is not the proper —Richter. A l M O N ary 14th. vent to carry away the fumes. The B E A L P A L S Sunday disagreeable smell of gas is not nec essarily poisonpus, and the deadly 1 .1 ERE ie salmon that is fust • Breakfast—Cottage Cheese; Mel carbon monoxide gas has no odor at Fort Worth, Tex.—Wesley Hanna * * as firm ond tender as it wot ba Toast; maked Apple. has some schoolmates he wouldn’t when it was freshly caught from the Limch—^Mushrooms en casserole; all. i.. trade for the world. The 16-year- clear, cold depths o f swift running String Beans; salad of sliced Toma- old boy, who helps his mother sup (Bitterness in Mouth) streams. The finest and plumpest or toes. Question: C. A. asks: “What is port eight children, was accidently Dinner—Roast Chicken with the cause of bitterness in my mouth shot in the leg while hunting near the seasons cotch, carefully selected and canned Shredded Wheat Biscuit Dressing; every morning? I followed your his home at Breckenridge. Doctors en the spot to copture that delicious fresh-from- Asparagus; buttered Parsnips witn fruit fast for three days but that said only a trip to Fort Worth, and ] the-water flavor. There ore dozens of delicious f Parsley; s^ad 6f Head Lettuce; didn’t do me any good. Is there any the hands of experts, could save the ways to serve salmon. Keep it handy for Lenten chilled Avocado Cream. thing 1 can do for poor circulation leg. But the Hanna family wasl menus— stock the pontry now at these low prices. Monday as I am always cold? What causes poor, and Wesley’s mother couldn’t | . ^erve i t B O A S T E P Breakfast—Coddled Eggs; re burning on the tongue?” scrape up the money. His school-' toasted Cereal Biscuit; Pear sauce. Answer: You should have fasted mates, however, came to his aid and • Lunch—Noodle Soup; • String dug up a purse to send him here for 'whole orjIii^ Ted f ' longer in order to get rid of the bit T H .1 Beans; salad of sliced Cucumbers. terness in your modth, which is treatment. Dinner—Salisbury Steak; Zucchi I can of tilmon, k ni; buttered Beets; salad of raw cup of brMd crumbs • chopped Cabbage; baked Apple a la Roast lamb, tender and flavorful, served with mint sauce from lb . insid. of Ui. I mode. or mint jelly, is one of the most delicious and tasty of Im (, .gg, k cup milk, Tmsi Tuesday kscint UatpoM silt FrM th . talmen from Breakfast — Wholewheat Mush meats. If you want to serve lamb at its b*st buy it at skin and bon., a.d • with Cream, no sugar; stewed Rais your First National Store. Fancy spring quality, care brMk in fKr. pi.CM^ Na t io m i ins. uting • «Kf.r tpoon. Cook Iho Lunch—Baked Squash; Spinach; fully selected and doubly inspected to guarantee the SALMON bread with th. milk, until e salad of stuffed Celery. EMPIRE smooth, pasto-liko consistoncy. Dinner—Tomato and Celery Soup; finest quality lamb you can buy at this money-saving Add tho seasoning, salmon and S tores • broiled Steak; Green Peas; cooked b.aton .gg, and wh.n mixed pour Celery; sliced Tomatoes on Lettuce; price. in w.ll-butt.rml individual molds Jello or Jell-W ell with Creeim. or I largo one. S .I th. melds In • Wednesday SALMON pan o( hot water and bek*. Can • Breakfast—French Omelet; Mel be t.rv.dhot or cold as preferred. ba Toast; stewed Prunes. iliiiiiiuiiifiniiiiiiiiiiini Limch—Cooked Lettuce; buttered Beets; salad of raw Caurots; glass LAMB LEGS •. of Milk. Specials - Friday and Saturday |( Dinner—Roast Mutton; Brussel BACON and EGGS Sprouts; baked Parsnips; salad of chopped raw Cabbage; Pineapple Butter, Cqiuntry S ty le ...... 2 lbs. 51c Your Choice Snow. Eggs, Western Fresh ...... dozen 25c FINAST SLICED HENFIELD Thursday In Weight Breakfast^Grapefruit as desired; Frankforts, Mucke’s ...... 2 lbs. 25c BROWN . glass of Milk. SUGAR CURED Lunch—Spinach and Cheese en Apples, Fancy York Imperials.. 6 lbs. 25c WM. ELLIOTT casserole; raw Celery, ripe Olives. Bananas...... 4 lbs. 25c V EA L LEGS lb Dinner—^Vegetable Soup; boiled Cot from Fancy Milk-Fed Veal BRAND lean Beef; cooked Carrots and Peas; Potatoes, Fancy Natives ...... 15 lbs. 17c shredded Lettuce with Peanut But Ib BROOKSIDE ter Dressing; Prunes in Gelatin. Danish Pecan Coffee Cakes...... 19c LAMB FORES lb BRAND . Friday Boned As Desired Breakfast—Poached Eggs on Mel 19 NOT COLD STORAGE ba Toast; stewed Apricots. Specials^Entire Week Feb. 12 to 17 ; Lunch—Celery Soup; baked Egg FANCY BRISKET lb plant; salad of Tomatoes; Lettuce Brer Babbit lib b y ’ s Best Cuts - Corned Beef Delicious in Flavor and Parsley. i Dinner—Baked Halibut; cooked Molasses Kraut LAND O'LAKES 0 Lettuce; mashed Turnips; salad of 2 cans 25c 2 large cans 21c MIDDLE RIBS sliced Cucumbers; dish of Berries Corned Just Right 93 Score Sweet Cream (canned without sugar). Jack Frost lig h t Meat Saturday I I ■ i l m in Rolls and Prints Breakfast—^Waffle with Butter 4 X Sugar Tuna Fish ‘ and a.little Honey; crisp Bacon. Fancy, 2 cans 29c LuMh—Glass of Orange-Milk. 2 pkgs. 15c BROOKSIDE CREAMERY BUTTER 2 ^ Dinner—*Baked Ham with whole Hand Picked PORK LOINS Tomatoes; String Beans; salad of Dill Pickles Shredded Cabbage;,.. Cetgry and Pea Beans Minced Ripe Olives; Applesauce. Quarts 19fe * Fresh - Any Weight, „ 4 ♦BAKED HAM WITH WHOLE 2 lbs. 9c TOMATOES: Purchase a slice of California Rib or Loin End Pure Lard Grandee from the center cut, about two Tomato Paste or three Inches thick. Trim off the Stuffed Olives ' fat, and place in a baking dish with 3 cans 20c sufficient water to allow for an large jar 17c Smoked Shoulders hour’s baking. Have ready the whole Fancy Maine FRESH HAMS SUGAR tomatoes (by plunging into boiling Clams Peanut Butter W hole or Either End water for a second the peel will Extra Fancy cure — abort shank easily slip off) and place ' them 2 cans 21c 2 large jars 29c Jack Frost around the ham, being careful not SHOULDERS Granulated . to leave too much liquid in the pan. Libby’s California Slim Jim FRESH — 4-6 lb. avg. SMOKRD — 5-7 lb. avg. Cellophane Wrapped »>13< Return to the ovAi and bake about Butter Pretzels twenty minutes or until tomatoes Spinach Smoked, mild, short shank— small sizes are thoroughly done. Serve together 2 large cans 31c 1 lb. pkg. 27c FOWL lb on a platter garnished with sprigs Fancy Milk-Fed — 3-3^ lb. avg. 10 kS i Regular Style >»10c pf parsley. Coffee, Empire Service...... lb. 31c QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Tea, Empire Service, Orange Pekoe, i(No Definite Tapeworm Symptoms) 1-2 lb...... 30c Question: Mr. Grant H. asks: CHUCK ROAST •Tlease, what are the symptoms of Bread, Empire Service, large lo a f ...... 7c R ic h m o n d tapeworm? Have a glorious appe tite, but am losing weight right Seven Day Coffee ...... lb. 25c along.” Boneless Oven Answer: There are not any neces It will pay you to patronize our stores. sarily definite clinical symptoms of or Pot Roast “ l y BAKERY GREEN or WAX BEANS tapeworm except the evidence pre- AT EXTRAORDIMARY LON PRICES SPECIALS FACE RUMP lb You con stock your pantry shalvas with dalicious, gordan frown Wax or Graan Baons this waak at pricas that will Popular Boneless Oven Roast /Mere aed nof* hemeiBalwrs are letyfag ee Bie excelloat weekly bakery tpedels at their raflact a truly great soving on your hood budget lb local Rrst National Store. They have CROSS RIBS found out diat detkleos bakery products are c u t g r e e n SMITH'S GROCERY Economical Cot Pot Roast always en the counters, fresh froni First Quality 2 TINS ^ 3 ^ Natienal evens oveiy day. 2 North School Street Phone 5114 Ib C U T W AX BLOCK CHUCK O R G R E E N 2 tins2 5 g Pot Roast Cut From Quality Steen Richmond Fresh Fowl, 4 to 5 lbs...... t.t. . 29c lb. Pan Biscuits WHOLE GREEN REFUGEE 2 3 5 c ' Rib Ends of Roast Pork ___ _ .x.. t. .ex.,------14c lb. RIB ROAST lb Hera are seme delicious, light, crispy crusted B est Cuts Bisceits at less than a cent e piece. This SUces easily- PIM INTO B Lbs ASC Pot Roast of Beef [. • . i’.T. r»T»x» . . . • 25c lb. special is a marvel. Leaf Cheese SSJ Roast of Beef . . ... • . .T.rc..i.C. . . 25c-28c lb. Sun dried California—full weight paelafM HADDOCK lb D oi Legs of Lamb • • c* .1# • r* !• j • • •r*T« ; • • • 23c lb. Fresh Caught — Dressed ts D esired Raisins or SdddltBB Lamb Stew • ••••••*•• v;*;*^*!*;* • • • • r»T*^ • *1 •; i* _• • • • • lOC 113# liTipoftdJ''"wajt fretn orangoB Link Sausage I...... - . r . r . r . 3. . r.i.j. i.T." ... . • .r.T. . . r.r»j 23c lb. SMELTS Fruit Hermits Fancy — Medium 81m Marmalade Sausage Meat 23c lb. Check hiO of fruit, testy end fresh are the Not gritty or biHer—a ipocial price this week H a m b u rg ...... -.. .. .,.t...... r., 20c lb. fieit Hermits which are spedally reduced COD STEAK for this week. Spinach Rnast Fresh Sliced Lean Rib Corned B e e f...... * ...... i.. .10c lb. la handy packages for the panby ihnif FIILLET SOLE Ib Quaker Com Meal A tasty cereal children like real eftee 3 5 . p in t Flounder VarthtF FRESH OTSTEiRS LENTEN Quaker Crackels SUGGESTIONS From tho famous Santa Clara vaBey Sugar Beans to Bake Fresh Fruits and Vegetables California Prunes ’SH 10 lb. cloth bags ...... 49c 6 lbs. f o r ...... 25c Del Monte Sardines Ti. lOc t Rice, Makas aB fried feods taste better Calumet Baking Powder at all Combination and Grocery Stores Sardines 3 t;** S5c lb...... 29c 4 lbs. for ...... 25c Tuna Fish whH.At.st N.kTut8c Snowdrift Sauer Kraut SBced er regular—froth dafly at aB eur stares b a m Lobster N.kTi.29c 4 lbs. f o r ...... 25c Large Ammonia...... FANCY Codfish Cakes RMdy t. Fry Tie 11c Prise Bread b 19c N E W T E X A S Cabbage 4 \H Pepulw V'hb Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Large Bottle Ketchup...... 15c FInasC Codfish u sic . 2 for ...... 15c Quart Jars Dill FANCY Clam Chowder ^ 35c Qld Geld Cifareffes P ick le s...... YELLOW 717^ Wheaties 23c Turnips Scott Tissue Toilet Paper, 2 for ...... 25 c FANCY $ 3 f o r ...... WESSON O IL 25c Carrots BUNCH Cream Lunch Crackers An individual Frying pon froo Quaker Crackels ...... 11c 2 lbs...... 31c FINEST with tach purehosa o f ona pint Graham Crackers, Spinach TEXAS 3 p*517^ tin o f Wasson Oil. Hbredded Wheut ...... 11c 2 l b s ...... 3...... 31c FANCY PIN| TIN t ■ ■ ■ ICEBERG Lettuce if* V- / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., FRH>AY, FEBRUARY 12, PAGE FOURTEEN was said about deserting the navy made of bones by the Silver Fox then, providing you had a good rec patrol, a knot board made by the HOLLYWOOD Oldest Sailor at 73, He^s Seen Navy ord. Dawn Patrol, and a lean-to made 20 Y E A K or i v '; “The food was terrible when com by the Panther Patrol. While the MARKET E^elop From Days of Clipper Ships pared with what we get in the mod parents were inspecting these the I em navy, but we thought hard tack boys all pitched to and washed emd.': JUHUH 381 East Center St. Our 5th and salt horse was all right and wiped the dishes. < I Comer Parker. Dial 4233 San Diego—(AP) — During his. were satisfled then.” As soon as they o desired the | For ave years we have served Maaohsster_faltiifROy.; We service for Uncle Sam a 73-year-old | Despite his 73 years, Castle does parents made their way to the j Then Mrs. Duke Discovered The Big‘Spedal of the Year pledge ourselves to the future wltti a new am ^ o f; fresh mer not show more than 50 of his years. assembly hall upstairs and when' chandise^ Just received from our foctory represcntatlye. - . sailor still on duty here has wit “I think that time I spent in the all were seated Scout Allen blew as- | Kellogg’s A ll-B ra n Roasting Chickens nessed the development of a.mod navy nearly 60 years ago helped to sembly and the scquts came in and > em navy of stately superdread- preserve me,” Castle says. “Weak lined up. They gave the Scout sign' 3 1-2 to 5 lbs. naughts from a group of wooden lings didn’t live long at sea in those and Oath and saluted the flag. ! Of her own accord, Mrs. D ^ o ships with muzzle-loading cannon days.” The boys were then at ease and gat down and wrote us a glowing c pound NEW LOW PRICES! lashed to their sides. Castle plans to retire to his farm sixteen scouts led by Tmman tribute to Kellogg’s All-Bran: | 19 When Chief Boatswain’s Mate at Aumsville, Ore., where his family Cowles put on a short display drill. Lean Bibs of Beef —MALTS— Isaac Otis Castle first enlisted in “I have been constipated all my I lb. .’...... 10c H ofbrau...... $1.00 (Was ^ .2 5 ) lives, when his 20 years of service Following this throe scouts— A. life, which has been about 20 years, i 1873 the navy was composed of elapse and he is eligible for retire Hall, K. Trevitt and P. Hall put on Fresh Pigs’ liver Springfield...... 90c (Was $1^5) square-rigged clipper ships, vsdth ment. an exhibition of rope spinning and up until last year when^ I started lb...... 8c auxiliary steam engines and sheet drew many a round of applause eating your Aii-BRAN. Since I have Native Fowl Scotch ...... : ...... 50c each metal on their sides, the largest of from the crowd for their cleverness. been eating it, people tell me I am each ...... 75c Scotch Porter...... 59e each them 226 feet long. Then came the fun of the eve loo^ng better, and I am sure that I Shoulder Steak Fisher Brand ...... 50c each When he reenlisted for another ning and the scouts lined up and feel a great deal better.”— Mrs. lb...... 18c four years a few weeks ago the coimted off by fours and the Is and L. W. Duke, 210 Hardin Ave., Shoulder Pot 1 navy had In addition to its great 2’s competed against the 3’s and 4’s College Park, Ga. Boasts...... XOC' 20c 12 Gal. Crocks . ______$2.25 battleships and fleet cruisers two and an elimination contest was in Tender Rib Boast 1 A _ (Was $2.75) strange looking vessels 888 feet Constipation is usually caused by order and all were eliminated ex lack of two things in the diet: B e e f...... 25c long and driven by electricity from cept Donald Cowles who w as, Fresh Sliced Bacon 6 Gal. Crocks...... $1.25 whose flat decks 100 airplanes, “Bulk” to exercise the intestines; crowned Troop champion at Steal “Vitamin B to help give them tone. lb...... 18c With handles (Was $1.45) brought up from below, could take the Bacon. Pork Roasts off within the space of a few min Kellogg’s All-Bran provides both Syphons...... 50c each Next came the presentation of the of these dietary necessities, as well lb...... 10c utes. bodges and insignias which the boys Fresh Hams All kinds of Cordials $1.20 each Although he was born October 5, have earned or won in the past few as iron for the blood. lb...... 15c 1858, in Armo, Wis., and now is the “Within the body, the “bulk” in navy’s oldest sailor, Castle has not months. Best Sirloin Steaks The Dawn Patrol was presented All-Bran forms a soft mass, which lb...... 29c witnessed from the deck of a fight Troop 8 with a fire makiing set for winning gently clears the intestines of ing ship the whole of the great evo '1=0 - Native Pork Roast Albert 1071 In observance of the National a contest recently conducted. wastes. from Rockville t ^ lution since his first enlistment. Boy Scout of America Week the There was then presented a scout Klotzer, Main He retired from the Navy in 1878, How much more natural it is td lb...... i O C ? 18c Prop. United Malt Store Street boys and their parents gathered play by some of the scouts under the “Where QuaUty Meets Quantity” spent 40 years on a farm near Sa last night in order that the parents enjoy this delicious cereal than to lem Ore., Ri^l returned to the sea direction of Miss Margaret Spring. EXTRA SPECIAL might see what the Boy Scout After this play the Scouts again ri^ taking pills and drugs — so Bond Fanflly in 1918 to serve on a transport dur movement was doing for their boys. often harnoful. ing the world war. lined up and gave the Scout sign Bread ...... 5c There were twenty-six boys and and Oath and Taps and the echo Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily Crisco Castle’s experiences in the old forty-five parents. The first thing and the new navies, however, form Isaac Otis Castle (above) at 73 is were played and the Scout Prayer — serious cases with every meal —♦ C a n ...... 21c on the evening’s program was a repeated thgn the meeting was for most types of constipation. All- Strictly Fresh Eggs striking contrasts. the navy’s oldest sailor. Since he bean and salad supper which was “The old navy and the new—they first enlisted in 1873 he has seen the closed. Bran is not habit-forming. If your dozen ...... 25c prepared by John Jensen and held in intestinal trouble is not relieved this are as different as chalk and navy’s ships change from the old the basement. After the supper the Parkerhouse Bolls cheese,” Castle says. “The organ fighting craft below to the powerful parents were allowed to examine It is believed that Rome, in the way, see your doctor. dozen ...... 10c ization, discipline, food and accom battleships of today. time of Julius Caesar, contained Largest Navel Oranges modations for the sailors have the different patrol projects which Sold in the red-and-green pack the patrols have been working on about 1,200,000 inhabitants. Its age. Made by Kellogg in Battle dozen ...... 45c changed as much as the ships. for the last six weeks. Among present population is about 1,004,- Quart Jar Silver Lane “There wasn’t much difference in navy and signing up for a voyage Creek. Mixed P ickles...... 29c the 1870’s between enlisting in the on a merchant ship. And nothnig these projects were a totem pole 000. SOUTH MANCHESTER ■ CONN All Wheat AT PINEHURST PINEHURST ^ none Service Until 8:30 Tonight DIAL 4151 . Hale's Usual Crisp Bread A “Fresh from the Oven” Shipment of 4 8 c Fancy Chocolate Quality Meats Milk Fed COOKIES ^^''’ * at the is Eastern Fresh Pork 29 B roilers Shoulders Jelly dipped marshmaUow centers, vanilla 2 bottles base coated with pure chocolate. Regular 39c Lowest Prices In Town grade. The children like 6 9 fc ea. its toasted flavor. 29® ] t 2 ® I k . Campbell’s Quality Not Sacrificed for Price. A Limited Number of Full quarts—300 for this sale, made by manufacturer of Par Swift’s Pastry TOMATO SOUP ICEBERG FOWL sons’ Ammonia. Tested LETTUCE at 89c each LARD c can PORK Fresh Crisp 5 pou n d O c Limit 3 cans with an order. Sold only with I Q c head GREEN BEANS 8 v ^ ® >k. orders for other foods. ROAST Call tonight, please—if it is convenient when all is Fresh, tender lib end pork roast. Again this Saturday—9c 2 for 19c said and done—^It pays to buy Pinehurst Quality Beef. pound. Last week we sold over a ton on Saturday alone. It B e iMDCUS Mes brand of Iceberg. 2 4ts. 2 5 « must be good! Indta^ hard. It brings 7So a crate POT ROASTS STEAKS l^ leu to ever ordinary lettuce. From Snnnybrook Farm, Gulf COFFEE - -TEA Hammock, Florida. RIB OVEN ROASTS Since we starteo to sell a tea and a coffee to suit every taste and Fresh, Tender Anether Shipment I every pocketfoook our sales have more than doubled. JERSEY ONE QUALITY, THE BEST New Tender Legs ofi Lam b lb. 18® !• SWEET BEETS Pinehurst Very Best Coffee ...... 39c lb. Any size. Soft, meaty lamb. SLICED SUGAR Very best. POTATOES BACON 10 lb s. Tender Shoulder 9® bunch R. C. W. Special Orange Pekoe Tea 3 lb s...... 39c lb., 22c 1/ 2 -lb. Lam b Chops lb; 46 Serve Cold Slaw made with California Crisp Tender Booth’s Pinehurst Pinehurst Best Face Bump CARROTS Freshly Ground Russian Dressing' Special Blend M. B. Coffee or R oast R eef lb. Pinehurst Beef White Can CJoffee Orange Pekoe Tea 1 0 c bun. HARD NEW Tender and juicy Fancy or Sausage Meat CABBAGE 2 5 ® >k* YELLOW 2 9 ® Swiss Cheese Ib. 2 I k s . 3 9 ^ I Q c each Pinehurst Lipton’s Blue Label Tea, ONIONS SANTOS COFFEE You can i^se this beef for meat balls or beef loaf. 1-2 lb. 35c It’s pure and wholesome enough for any member of your AMERICAN 3^2 n»«c family. Yellow Label Tea f t ) 2 1 e Ib. 1-2 lb. 45c CHEESE Out of the Ordinary. Native Wilcox Native Again we repeat! American cheese at the lowest price In POTATOES MQlk Fed Veal Dill Pickles BUTTER town. Fresh shipment. We seU hundeeds of pounds weekly. doesn’t that appeal to yon for a change. White Meat Tuna 3 for lO e Tender, Boneless 23* p eck BONELESS VEAL ROASTS 2 5 « Fot R oast lb. 1 4 c VEAL CHOPS VEAL CUTLETS 2 1 ® ®®»» 1 lb. Rolls Full Cream Butter Clean Crisp Spinach Kraut Lean, Juicy pot roast. lb...... 8c Economical—easy to slice—^large boned and rolled 2 cans 39c FANCY SELECTED 2 lbs. 15c fTesh, Tender Pork Turnips, 3 lbs...... 9c Shoulder ot Lamb DAISY HANS FLORIDA Shoulders lb. 10® Very Large Sunkist Navel c each ORANGES Bismarck lb . Lean, short shank. ORANGES (With baked brown potatoes and brown gravey.) For Juice Herring Again this week-end we feature a large Regular 49c size. invoice of Brightwood Eastern Dress^ Pork. Fresh, Pure Pork Legs of Lamb Loins of Lamb 2 S ® 3 for 23c 4 lbs. Rib Roast of Pork and Sausage Meat lb. lO e 3 9 ® d o v * You can Just bet the family will sit up and smile when yon serve some of this Pinehurst Milk Fed Poultry. 2 d ox. 54e 1 Can Apple Sauce Made from 100 per cent pure ingredients. Oysters I Nice Little 8 to 9 lb. Turkeys. Fresh Boasting Philadelphia Capons Graham Flour, 5 lbs. 25c 6 5 I ' V n e e d a Chicken ® Native Capons—Fowl for fricassee. Loin Pork Roasts, lean, boned and rolled lb. 24 LWAFEIli Whole Wheat Flour, 4 to 5 pounds. I* * Native Slips (almost the same as a Pop Com if you wish. Serve red currant jfelly K |'^ * I • 1' • cai>pn.) 3 1 / 2 lbs...... 19c. or Apple Sauce with your pork. Serve R. S. Cranberry Jelly. Sweet Orange Try some thick Pork Chops baked in milk Fresh Milk Fed or Blackberry Jam. Com Meal, 3 lbs. . . . 13c 2 lbs. 25c and covered With sliced white potatoes. Fow l lb. 27 ® We Are Repeating Our 4 to 5 poands. Special on Strictly FRESil tiOCAZi EGGS 2 9 « dox. (Three Doxen 85e) More Fancy Wagner pcm K APPLES pou n d for eatinig or cooking. pinehurst grocery CHOPS Fresh, tender .pork chops. -The best ym eaa fe^yt ^ I b f f . 2S® GOOD THINGS TO EAT •' r , '■ ' ; .' : .': ■. .* ■ - > . . " ■ • V ■' .- ■' • ' '■ ',, MANCHESTER EVENING HERAX2), SOUH! MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1982. Join The Thrifty Shoppers At Haleys Tomorrow! Saturday Etid sO u v SOUTH Mf\NCHESTER • CONN • ANNI VECSACy SALE Thousands Have Shopped During This Great Sale!f Prices Lowest In Years ! SATURDAY! SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION SALE Eight Food Demonitrations Beechnut Packipg Company Austin Nichols Company ARMOUR'S **STAR" HAM Best Foods Inc. K ra ft Cheese The ham with the “fixed” flavor. This low price for Saturday only. Special demonstrator Heinz Ketchup Farm Crest Cakes from Armour’s will help you select the desired ham you wish. This is a deliciously flavored sugar lb. cured, skinned back ham. Silver Lane Piclde Company Atlantic Biscuit Company (W hole) FREE! Half Peck California Spinadi with each whole ham purchased. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETARLES 2 COUNTRY ROLL HALE’S FRESH Florida Fancy Extra Fancy CKACKERS BUTTER EGGS GRAPEFRUIT TANGERINES 0 2 lb. pkg. 2 2 * pound 2 9 ® dozen 7 1 5 ® 4 1 9 * JUpe with Juice and delidoosly Sweet, Good fixe. Sweet, sound fruit. A high ecore butter at a new very low price. We Large No. 1 eggi from local farme. duet a few Atlantic falttne, graham and cream lunch crack* eeU bundrede of ponnda of thle butter each Saturday hours old—guaranteed to eaUefy. A-1 egge. '’Tested' ere. Freeh today from Providence, B. L -..there muet be a reaecnl as to size and qmUlty. - Tasty Bladi Twig Extra .Fsa^ Apples 61bs. Celery buueh 8e Tasty, extra fancy i^ples. Crlq^, UOached celery. The saius as offered last REGULAR 25c SMOKED FRESH SHIPMENT Saturday. California Sunldst Extra Fancy SPAGHETTI- Orauges DOUGHNUTS SHOULDERS /' dozeu 4S® Spinach 2 pcieks 29® MACARONI No. 80 oranges. Large, ludons fruit. Then dcinned, Crisp, green leaves of fresh sifliiacli. sweet and Juicy. These are the largest oranges that g g o d o M n ^ e pound 2 packages l^ e can be bought today. Fancy M acintosh Our regular Saturday treat. Plain, Jelly and twist* SmaU, lean, shankless shoulders. Average 7 l~i Plain macaroni, spaghetti, alphabet macaroni, el Beets buueh 9® ad doughnuts and crullers. pounds. A real spedall bow macaroni, vermloelll. Apples 3 lbs. 2 5 ® Fancy, Arm beets, 4 to 6 in buncli. Macintosh A-1 graded fruit. The flnest Mac’s In F irm tow n ! ’ Tomatoes lb. 19e silver Lane Brand. Sweet mtned, FBEE! F lorid a Ripe, large and tasty. A generous sample Jar with every qwul. quart PICKLES Orauges dozeu 19c Sweet Potatoes lb. Oc DeUdous and Juicy. avw w u * wueuuww aavc Wasbbnni Ch'osby Gold Bfedal brand. Largs Fancy California Fancy Iceberg 24 1-2 pound bags. A real low price. FLOUR CARROTS LETTUCE Jack Frost CSonfecUonery sugar. In sani tary one-pound cartons. lbs. 9® kuuch 9® head SUGAR Large size. Each bunch has 6 to 6 carrots. Firm, large heads of crisp Iceberg lettuce. Hale’s Famous Milk Loaf. The largest 6c loaf in the country. Made from 100 per cent LENTEN SPECIALS MiscellaneousSpecials pure ingredients. Baked by Newton Bobert- loaf RREAD son, Hartford, Conn. Pink Salmon...... 3 No. 2 cans 29c 2 jars 25c Namco “Super Quality” 6-ounoe tall _ Crab M e a t...... can 59c sunbeam Asserted RINSO RACON BRILLO — Preserves ...... each 15c Sunbeam Columbia Mver (Bed) Strawberry, raspberry, blackberry and pineapple, Salm on...... can 55c 2 Is* Pkgs. 3 7 * 1 3 * Vz lb. ]| large package College inn Handy's Best sliced bacon. Fresh, lean bacon. B and M Clam Juice C ock tail...... 37c Cellophane wrapped for protection. B eg^ r 16c A real low price for our 12tii anniversary sale. A miracle on wash day. lim it 4 to a customer. Serve cold as a cocktail. 1-2 pound. Stock up now. Clam Chowder , ...... can 12c Sunbeam High Grade Sunbeam Tomato Juice Cam pbell’s Cam pbell’s S h rim p ...... jar 29c Cocktail...... 25c ------IdUTgC, 1-jlntj^^OmC^bHOt^R^^^^^^ TOMATO SOUP cans Mr. Red Alaska Packed 4 PORK-REANS 4 cans 2 5 * Palmer’s “Strike Anywhere” A special low price for this sale. Enown for its line, high flavor. Red Salm o n ...... can 29c 1 V Begnlar size. This is a very low price on Campbell’s beans featured for the Matches...... large box 3c 12th Anniversary Sale. Buy now and SAVE: Smoked Norwegian (6 fo r Hale’s Orange Pekoe S ardines...... 2 cans 25c • v Burt Olney’s Asaorted Polar Brand. Crossed paeked In pure olive oU. Figs and Dates ...... 3 pkgs. 19c TEA l b . 4 9 * Wrapped In oellophsne. 4 onnoea. . Fresh Shipment We sell hundreds and hundreds of pounds weekly. It must be good. A high VEGETABLES 3 cans 2 3 « Fresh grade tea at a low Self-Serve price. Includes peas, carrots, tomatoes, spinach, Umas, cut refugee and wax beans. P rem ier FIG BARS Beechnut Roasted Peanuts GRAPEfRUIT 2 cans 25* CHILI SAUCE bottle 2 5 « 2 ii»s* 2 5 * K c quart Pure flg fllllng. Large, No. 2 cans. Solid pack Florida grapefruit. Large b ottl^ A well flavored ohlli sauce made under Beechnut spedflcatlons. Fresh snpidy for this sale. Grote and Weigel Products Special Tomorrow! “Better Than Chicken** Salada “Bed lAbel” Nothing but fresh meats used In any of Grote and Wdgel products. Noted for PCBITY of quality, ex SOAP SPECIALS HOT CROSS BUNS cellence of taste and sanitary methods of maanfactur- W HITE TUNA BLACK TEA er. Lux ' 2 large pkgs. 37c I g c doz. Fraukfurts Tasty, debcious hot cross buns with white frost 4 6 c 1/2 lb. Lux small pkg. 9e ing. Made by Newton Robertson, Hartford, Coflb. 7-ounoe can. Sto ftsm m ■ V.. ' I*!'.: •V*:-; 1 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESPTER,'CONN., FRIDAY.'rFBERDARY 12,19S2. :< . .. v . - i i[ - ■ ■ "-S''<-\‘;rfr PAGE SIXTEEN THCCL.\$^IFIi:D SECTION -i..' Kt^ ■ BUV AM D^SEU. GARDEN—FARM - ly piece* o f etrlpf from wool wiiiito LOST AND FOUND 1 used to clean or poUsK the car It^ Want Ad Informstioa DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Motor Hints LOST—THIS MORNING $5 bUl. Sunrise Means Nothing Tp Thes6 Chickens; fore delivery find thdr way into th* Ttmqly Snggestlone on the between L. T. Wood office and Fred tank. FOR SALE — NICE BALDWIN Care of the- Car by the Aoto- Manchester Woodhouse’a Store, corner of Overoiled parts s^Ujd be looke4 ..^apples $1.00' bushel; also sweet mobile Club of Hartford. Evening Herald Spruce and Blssell street. Finder cider 85c gal. Call Rosedale 82-5. Ultraviolet Rays Speed Them To Market Size for at every opportunity. If there caU,4496. is too much oil oh the generator Qeveland (AP)—The early morn SEAL UP B a t t e r y c r a c k s bearing the commutator may he af^ CLASSIFIED l o s t —PASS BOOK NO. 21087 — HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 ing crowing of the cod. may be Should the tar composition mate fected so as to reduise the charging ADVERTISEMENTS * Notice Is hereby given that Pass come in the future just a memory rial of the battery tOp crack It is rate materially. It'Is advisable to Book No. 21087 Issued by The Sav FOR SALE—PIANO, dii^g room and dty dwellers may eat chicken important to seal up the break be clesin the commutotor, with a clean Count sU average word! t* » Ho«- ings Bank of Manchester has been set and combination cook stove. Initials, numbers and abbreviations that never has seen a genuine sun fore there Is' leakage of electrolyte cloth lightly p re s^ against it Whfie each count as a word and compcund I lost or destroyed, and written ap CaU 4598. rise. the shaft revolves, • / ‘ •. words as two words. Minimum cost Is from the cells. This can be done plication has been made ' to said These possibilities are the result Too much oil in the distributor price of three lines. , bank by the person in whose name easily with the aid of a hot Irpn. Line rates per day for transient of the work of L. C. Porter, re may- not only interfere with the such book was issued, for payment WANTED— TO BUY 58 A cold chisel, or any similar tool, search epgineer at Nela Park light will answer the purpose. When the firing but also cause an oil mist to Effective March 17, 1937 j of the amount of deposit represent ing laboratories here, with ultra Cash Charge ed by said book, jr for the issuance I BUY ALL KINDS of household iron is hot, press It on the sides of blacken the breaker points. 6 Consecutive Days 7 cts 9 cts violet Ught. » cts 11 cts of a duplicate book therefor. goods, furniture, etc. Better prices the crack and work them together 3 Consecutive Days p^d if you call or write Nathan Porter found that ultra-'vlolet until the break is sealed over. You 1 .Oay ,,»•••••••••••♦ 11 •• cts ~ — 18 — cts — rays hasten the growth of chickens,' WANDERS OVER TfiB ROAD ^ All orders for Irregular Insertions LOST—A MARCEL IRON in the Liverant, Colchester, Conn. Tele C3in obtain a lump of the tar from increase laying capacity of ducks X Though it works cdnstantly while will be charged at the one time rate. vicinity of Arch street. Finder phone 97. any battery service station if more is Special, rates for long term every and strengthen birds’ legs. the car is In use the steering ge V please call 8170. needed to seal up the break. probably receives less attention thayi day advertising given upon request. In a test to shorten the produc Ads ordered for three or six days When making the repairs it is well any other part of the car. Most and stopped before the third or fifth tion period of broilers, 450 two-day- to check over the situation to leam day will be charged only for the ac- APARTMFN'l'S— FLATS— old chicks,were subjected to ultra owners do not even figure that it AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 what caused the break. Possibly tufil number of times the ad appea^ TENEMENTS 63 violet radiation, beginning with a may come loose. ed, charging at the rate earned, b ^ the battery case Is broken, or the 1931 STUDEBAKER Commander half-hour treatment ere day, grad A loose steering gear has au ac no allowance or refunds can be made entire battery may be loose in its on six time ads stopped after the new, 1930 Ford Coach, 1930 Whip FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ually Increased to two hours. tion not likely to be suspected. Noth holder. Cases have been found fifth day. . , ,, ___ pet sedan, 1931 Durant sedan, all improvements; with or without The chicks were not allowed out ing rattles. Nothing feels loosb. As No "till forbids": display lines not garage. Inquire 54 Maple street v/here a change in the connection to a matter of fact steering Is harder— sold. , Buick touring. Walter A. Hoffman, doors until they were six weeks old The Herald will not be responsible at the Center, Studebaker and and natural sunlight never touched the starter button produced a strain stiffer—with a loose gear than with for more than one Incorrect Insertion FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT with them until that time. At that age on the respective battery post. one that is tightly bolted to ttib of any advertisement ordered for Rockne. modem improvements. Inquire at more than one time. roosters weighed a pound and a frame. This is because looseness The Inadvertent omission of incor 36 Russell street pr telephone 5750. quarter and another week added an REMEDY FOR GAS LOCK throws the gear out of line and rect publication of advertising will be "M o v i n g —TRUCKING- other quarter pound to their weight. J*'' cramps it. FOR RENT—6 ROOMS with vJl Meeting the problem of gas lock is rectified only by cancellation of the Pullets surprised the ejxperlment- charge made tor the service endered. STORAGE 2U improvements, including steam simple enough if you have the trou If the car starts to pull one way ers by almost keeping pace with All advertisements must conform heat, newly done over, at 12 Trot ble properly diagnosed. The trou or the other, and you have consi4* in style, copy and typography with FRANK V. WILLIAMS— General the roosters. ble starts when winter gasoline va ered the matter of tire pressures, regulations enforced by the publish trucking, carlot distribution, fer ter street. Telephone 6068. ers and they reserve the right to The fowls were taken to market porizes too quickly, blocking the fuel tightness o f front wheel bearingfi edit, revise or reject any copy con tilizer and tobacco delivery a FOR RENT—NEAR Center, off at the end of the sixth or seventh lines. and the efficiency of the shock ab; specialty. Rates reasonable. Tel. sidered objectionable. Main street, modem four and five week, as compared to the usual Chickens are being grown faster, bigger and stronger through use One way to tell the trouble is by sorbers, take a look at the bolts that CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to 7997. eighth or ninth week. be published same day must be re room flats, with garage. Phone o f ultra-violet rays at the Nela Park laboratories in Cleveland. Experi the sputtering of the motor, be hold the steering gear to the frame. Production costs thus w^re low ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays 5661. ments show that with the rays checkens grow to market size in two Much damage has been done to this CARLSON & COMPANY Expreia. ered, the broilers reached an earlier havior almost identical^ with water 10:30 a. m. weeks less time than under old methods, their legs are strengthened uillt by mistaking the adjusting nut Daily service > to Hartford and and more advantageous market and in the gas. Sometimes by accelerat TELEPHONE YOUR FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement on and thlr laying capacity is increased. The chickens shown above are for these bolts. Ckmsult a mechanic Sprlnglield, and all Connecucut, School street. Inquire 100 East Cen the harmful effects of hot, mid ing a little the lines can be cleared WANT ADS. undergoing ray treatment for weak legs. if in doubt and let him realign and and Massachusetts points. Loads ter street or telephone 3782. summer sim were avoided. of the locking, but invariably the Ads are accepted over the-telephone or part loads moved anywhere. better plan is to stop and let the tighten the gear. at the CHARGE RATE given above Pullets and roosters developed as a convenience to advertisers, but Furniture moving. leJephone Man FOR RENT—FIVE AND SIX room sufficiently that they could be sepa temperature of the motor drop. If the CASH RATES will be accepted u chester 8624, Hartford 2-6229, tenements, w it. all modem im rated at the end of two weeks. there is a do'wngrade ahead of course FUEL EFFECT ON VALVES PUJ[jL PAYMENT If paid at the busi Springfield 6^891. provements. Inquire at 147 Elast go down on compression. In spite of the deifision o f the ness office on or before the seventh Mash containing cou liver oil was ^^House o f the Lord in Hawaii” Center street ur telephone 7864. fed the first two or three days, but One of the newest cars has a small leading factory engineers that the day following the first Insertion of PERKETT & QLENNB'a INO—We each ad otherwise the CHARGE after that no .other concentrated door in the side of the hood which, use of the newer fuels is not detri will move, pack and ship your RATE will be collected. No responsi FIVE AND SIX ROOM tene- form of vitamin* “D” was available when opened^ allows cold air to blow m e n t to the modem engines, the bility for errors In telephoned ads merchandise quickly and econom ments, all improvements, newly except.from ultra-violet radiation. through to the carburetor. The idea theory persists among some prejtf^ will be assumed and tbelr accuracy ically. Fast dally express service Is Beautiful Mormon Temple cannot be guaranteed. renovated, 95 Foster street, tele- The total loss of chicks from all can be imitated by running with the diced and misinformed mechanics to and from New York Connec pbon 5280 or 4546. causes was only 13. carburetor side of the hood slightly that valves are warped and buniefi INDEX OF tions with fast truck service out of CLASSIFICATIONS FOR RENT—5-ROOM SINGLE, all In other experiments, 60 birds The Mormon Temple at Honolulu, <& The great prophets of old appear lifted. Keeping the gas lines cool by such fuels. It does not seem to New York going south ana west were treated with irradiation for be generally known that If Im Births ...... A Agents for United Van Service, Improvements. Apply Eklward J. Hawaii, is one of the architectural in four friezes aroimd the upper out will prevent the gas from vaporizing Engagements ...... " weak legs, and 26 were cured. proved valves bad hot been design^ one of the leading long distance HolL Telephone 4M2. beauties of the world. side walls. Adam and Eve and the too quickly. Marrl.'.:res ...... j , . .»;•••••••• j? ed to take care of the heat of high Deaths #••••#•#• S s;91s #••• •l* ••••• • ^ moving companies. Phone 3068. It commands an inspiring view of Mormon, angel Moroni are also foimd SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both h er compression there would have Card of Thanka ...... " 8860, 8864. the Pacific on one side, and the among these figures. TEST YOUR BRAKE LIXIHG In Memorlam ...... P single and two family ranging rolling bins {md luxuriant valleys If you and your service man are been all kinds of valve trouble, re Lost and Found ...... J from $20 to $60 month. Apply Ed Since the Mormon does not con Announcements ...... » • » .... ■ L T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and GERMANS of the Isle of Oahu on the other. in doubt as to which make of brake gardless of the kind of fuel used. ward J. HoU, telephone 4642. 865 tent himself with promises of heaven Personals ...... • piano moving, modem equipment It stands near the picturesque vil lining is better for your purposes In fact, this was the case in num Antomoblles Main street. alone, but also with earthly happi experienced help, public store lage of Laie^ there is a simple test which should erous instances Where compresMon Automobiles for Sale ...... d house. Phone 44M. ' ness, the , temple Is built among was raised without equipping mo Automobiles for Exchange •••.«■ • FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and 4 FINAL DECISION So. gteat has been the progress settle the question. The equipment Auto Accessories— Tires ...... * many earthly beauties. tors with more heat resistive vOlveSt room apartments, heat, Janitor of the Mormon religion in Hawaii calls for a •vise and a blow torch. Auto Repairing— P ain tin g ...... 7 Terraced gardens, slope down Owners had to use anti-knock fade Auto School's ...... "*A service, refrlgeratoi furnished. Call .that five years ago it was reported Put the linings to be tested in the PAINTING— REPAIRING 21 from its sides. Long, impressive in order to obtdn proper results Autos— Ship by Truck ...... 8 Arthur A. lOiofla, 5440 or 4181, that more than half of the total vise, leairlng each project about Autos— For Hire ...... ,9 ON REPARATIONS walks, tranquil , pools, foimtains and with the raise in compression, Wbeii PAINTING, PAPERHANGING etc, 875 Main street. Hawaiian populaticm had acknowl* three inches above the '17136. Then Garages— Service— Storage ...... 10 shrubbery surround the structure, valve trouble developed it wes Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... 11 25 years experienc, 10 percent dis edged the leadership of the Latter apply the torch eqiially to both sides natural, on first thought, to blame ■Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 1* count during February, 6 percent THREE ROOM SUITE in Johnson Day Saints. of each lining. When the torch is Business aud Professional ServlceB By Louis P. Lochner 4he fuel. discount during March. Telephone Block, with modem Improvements. The Mormon angel Moroni had Strangely, one of the greatest ob removed the better lining will be Business Services Offered ...... 18 Old type valves won’t stand up aft Household Services O ffered... 18-A 6490. W. B. Gilnack. Will bo available Feb. 15th. Phone Berlin.—(AP)—Postponement of won a place alongside the angel stacles of the Mormon religion in found to resist burning, while an in Building— Contracting ...... 14 8726 or 7635. all—not because of the fuel but be thie reparations conference at Lau GJkbriel. Hawaii is tobacco.' This situation ferior grade will bium for several Florists— Nurseries ...... 16 PAINT NOW— Unemployed prices. manifests itself in the temple as well minutes. This proves that the latter cause of the compression. Funeral Directors ...... 18 Estimates free; workmanship guar- FOR BENT—5 ROOM bungalow, sanne leaves Germany cold. “The House of the Lord in Heatln.:^— Plumbing— Roofing 17 Every citizen of the reich Is so Hawaii” stands in one of the most as other places in which the two has been adulterated with an exces enteed. H. Kanehl. Tel. 7541. 82 Wbodbridge street, £dso 3 room Vinegar will remove most any Insurance ...... 18 convinced that Germany cannot pay beautiful garden spbts of the come face to face. sive amount of treatment, or with Millinery— Dressmaking ...... Is apartment. Forest Block. Telephone cotton, or perhaps both. stain from the hands. Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 7541. reparations hereafter that he sees world. The temple itself mea.sures The Hawaiian likes his cigaret. Painting— Papering ...... 21 REPAIRING 23 the probable extension of the Hoo up to this almost incomparable The Mormon will stand for a lot, but In the case of woven lining the Professional Services...... 22 water absorption test is another ver moratorium as th logical re beauty arovmd it. not tobacco. Repairing ...... 28 VACUUM CLEANER, guns, phono sult of inexorable events. way to detect inferiority. Weigh Tailoring— Dyeing— Cleaning . . . 24 HENRY WISE DEAD It is a monolith of artificially Hawaiians have been sissured by Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 graph, clock repairing. Key mak What Germany wants above Mormons that they are the direct two pieces of lining carefully on a Wanted— Business Service ...... 26 crushed volcanic rock. It is finish ing etc. Braitbwaite, 52 Pearl St everything else is a permanent lineal descendants of the ancient fine scale and then immerse them for Edncational Stafford, Conn., Feb. 12— (AP) — settlement. People’s nerves are < ed in the finest hard wood of the INSURANCE Courses and Classes ...... 27 kings of Israel, but the Hawaiian 24 hours in water. An inferior lin Henry Wise, 68, president of the jarred at the thought that, onee islands. Everyone knows that tt la Private Instruction ...... 28 Stafford Plumbing Company died at still wants his cigaret. ing will absorb water and weigh Dancing ...... 28-A SITUATIONS WANTED— risky business to be without a Springfield hospital this morning. again, only a provisional settle more after such treatment. Musical— Dramatic • a • a • a aCtZC a a a a 29 FEMALE 38 ment may be decided upon. According to tradition, Solomon’s The Mormon is adamant, but the Fire Insurance? How about Wanted— ^Instruction ...... 80 He was taken there several days ago temple was 120 by 78 feet at the Hawaiian goes about thoughtfully, Financial The incertitude about the future, NEW CARS NEED CHECKING you? It costs but a few for medical treatment. ground. This Mormon temple is the s'miling and smoking, supporting the Bonds— Stocks— Mortgages ...... 21 they say, weighs so heavily upon Because a new car is new is no cents per week. Don’t risk Business Opportunities ...... 82 PRACTICAL NURSE desires work. Mr. Wise, a native of South Cov same size. The general "plan of the Mormon religion, but nevertheless entry and a resident here for 50 business and industry that an econ reason to assume that all of its lU. Money to Loan ...... tt Good references. Tel. 4560. structure is of a Greek cross. smoking. Help and SltnatlonB years had been active in town af omic recovery is impossible. parts are clean. Every new car Help Wanted— Female ...... 26 fairs many years. He had hejd sev The late Gustav Stresemann’s should be carefully checked for ^op- Robert J. Smith Help Wanted— ^Male ...... SI WANTED— HOUSEWORK by the day or hour. Best 'of references. eral offices including that of burgess words in the Reichstag upon his re pages in the fuel line. 1009 M ain S t Help Wanted—^Male or Female .. 37 turn from the Hague conference, Ing cannot expect a permanent so tism. Miss Hamilton expects to re Insurance - B^l Estate Agents Wanted ...... 87-A Telephone 6678. of the borough. His Vddow and two The coating of the inside of auto where the Young Plan wa- finally turn to her work at the Connecti Situations Wanted— F em a le...... 28 sons, Charles of Fitchburg, Mass., lution. Another pro'vislonal solution mobile fuel tanks is apt to peel off Steamship Tickets. Situations Wanted— M a le ...... 29 and George of this town survive. initialed, are recalled. Stresemann is the best to be hoped for. cut Mutual Life Insurance Company Employment Agencies...... 40 in Hartford next week. and stop the lines. Not infrequent- Live Stoefc—Pets—Ponltiy ’Vehicles POULTRY AND then left no doubt in his hearers’ The foreign observer who makes Doga— Birds— Pete ...... 41 SUPPLIES 43 minds that nobody In Germany It his business to talk with men and Mrs. Dempsey of Hartford spent L1v 3 Stock— 'Vehlclee ...... 42 In fact, if this Sino-Jap trouble could guarantee the fulfillment of women in every walk of life is Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Poultry and Supplies ...... 42 gets much worse. Alfalfa Bill may the plan. Mrs. Bunce at the Cook place. Wanted — Pets— Poultry— Stock 44 RHODE ISLAND RED baby chicks bound to find that the worries over For Sale— BHscellaneons for sale from large Red birds, first have to do something rash; like de Ask Workable Plan daily bread and the implications of John Phelps who has a nervous Articles for Sale ...... 46 hatch Feb. 27th then weekly. We claring the business curve depends What Germany now 'wants is the emergency decrees under which trouble following the grip is able to Boats and Accessories ...... 46 on bustles. something which its signers are Germany has.been Uving,since De sit up part of the day. Building Materials ...... 47 do custom hatching; Edgerton, 655 Diamonds— Watches— Jewelry . . 48 North Main street, Manchester, convinced can be fulfilled. Hitler cember 8 have become far more Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coombs of Electrical Appliances— Radio . . . 49 Conn. Phone 6416. has said again and again that his passing than speculations over the Hartford were recent callers on F. Fuel and Feed ...... ; ...... 49-A Hitler is going to choose wives for A. Sackett at the home of Mrs. party would not sign anything that reparations issue. PicrruDCS 4/ joe kin(J ^ Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 50 members of his personal corps. And Florence Platt. STOfJy ¥ HAL C(x:hran Household Goods ...... 61 it could not guarantee to fulfill. The more than five million un Machinery and T o o ls ...... 52 FUEL AND FEED 49-A when he’s at it, he might as well Bruening ha pleaded for a settle employed want work and bread— Miss Emily Yeomans is ill •with Musical Instrum ents...... 68 choose weapons, too. ment of the reparations issue that all,else Is obscured by this elemen the grip at the home of her aunt. Office and Store Equipment .... 64 FOR SALE—HARD wood, under “rests upon verity and clear recog tary need. Miss Dorothy Raymond. Specials at the Stores ...... 66 cover, furnace and stove wood $5. Wearing Apparel—F u rs ...... 67 nition of facts.” The Social Demo Emery Fellows was a caller In Wanted— To Buy ...... 68 a load. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office crats protest against “imbearable Willlmantic Thursday. Rooms— Board— Hotels— Resorts Tel. 6148. of the Supervising: Architect, ‘Wash Restanrants ington, D. C., February 4,, 1932. burdens.” Rooms Without Board ...... 69 Sealed Bids In duplicate, subject to If the Bruening cabinet could FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and the conditions contained herein, •will ANDOVER TANKER AGROUND Boarders W a n te d ...... B9-A bard wood slabs sawed stove emerge from the Young Plan ma Country Board— R e so rts...... 60 be publicly opened In this office at 3 neuvers with a settlement adapted Hotels-—Reetaurante ...... 61 lengtl and under cover. Cash price p. m., March 3, 1932, for furnishing Providence, R. I., Feb. 12— (AP) to Germany’s self-acknowledged ca Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 61 per load for bard wood $5.00; hard all labor and materials and perform Miss Marion Woodln of New York Real Estate For Rent ing all work for the construction (ex pacity to pay, his captaincy of the —The Veedbl U, enroute from wood slabs $4.00. L. T. Wood Co. CSty is visitl'nglher parents. Rev. and Apartments, Flats, Tenements .. 63 cept elevator) of the U. S. post office German ship-of state would be se Bayonne to this port, rsm ag^^ound Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 Phone 4496. at Manchester, Conn. The prevailing Mrs. Wallace I. Woodin. on the southern end of Prudence A Houses for Rent ...... 66 cure. .rate of wage shall be paid all labor •Miss Mary Lindholm who has Island in Narragansett Bay during Suburban for Kent ...... 66 FOR SALE— SEASONED HARD ers and mechanics employed on the That self-acknowledged capacity Summer Homes for R ent ...... 67 been 111 with nervous exhaustion at a hea'vy fo^ th ls morning but was wood, furnace chunks and, fire project as provided in the Act of to pay is, however, to the great ma Wanted to R e n t ...... 68 March 3. 1931 (Public No. 798.) Draw jority of the German people, “null the home of her father, - August reported in no immediate danger. Real Estate For Sale place wood 1-2 cord $5.00, 1-2 cord ings and specifications, not exceeding Apartment Building for Sale ... 69 comma n\ill null,” which, translated Lindholm,..expects to ,be. able to re She carries a cargo of more 10,000 seasoned hsu'd wood slabs $4.00. three sets, may be obtained at this turn to her work.in Willlmantic next barrels of gasoline. . Business Property for S a le ...... 70 Geo. Buck, telephone 25-4. office In the discretion of the super Into English, means “zero pQint Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 vising architect by any satisfactory zero zero (0.00^.” The impossible Is Monday. The boat is electrically driven and Houses for Sale ...... 72 general contractor, and provided a therefore not expected of the Bruen There no new cases of scarlet is owned by the Tidewater Assoef- Lots for Sale ...... 71 SPECIAL PRICE—Hard wood for deposit of $15.00 is made for each set Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 furnace, fire place or stove $5 per ing cabinet. fever at present. The school nurse ated Transport Corporation. Her to assure Its prorript. return. Checks home port^'.iS'Vllmlngtpn, Del., hav Suburban for Sale ...... 75 load, Birch $4, hard wood slabs $4. offered as deposits must be made pay Dally Bread Chief Concern visited Lillian Samuels Monday and Real Estate for Exchange...... 76 foimd her very comfortable. ing been launched there is 1930. The Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 Kindling wood lOc bushei. Thomas able to the order of the treasure" of Those who do any political think the United States. Cash deposits will Miss Ha Hamilton is lioproving vessel is of 1818. tons^ has a 44 foot Anctlon— Legal Notleea Wilson, telephone 8581 or Rosedale ing know this. They also know Z By PRANK BECK iiMSey GAS BUGGIES—The Siren (READ THE STORY, THEN CX)LOR'IBE PiCTUra> YOU MUST »• ^ T h e r e HAVE HAD YOU The hobby horse rocked to and fro. horse. We’ll go a straljgbt and nar ARE LOTS OF OF WERE OVER Saifl Duncy, “Gee, how he can go. row course and in a half .ibii lylur HOUSE GUEBTS ADVENTURES' COURSE, AROUND we all can rest right at my {WM.** AND TRAVELING MANY THOSE SHEIKS But, say, he’s jerked me ’round so He took the rtins'and walked blmifi HOUSE GUESTS, THROUGH THINGS DO D ID N 'T much I’m dizzy as can be. I really The Tlniea broke e j^ ln to^ M ^ The BUT THE SO M A N Y HAPPEN. .T H E Y — ER think ’twould be a treat if, ’stead of way they sang amused'the^ man.; A >UORST T Y P E FOREIGN BUT ONE EVER rockers, he had feet.” Just then the snfilb spread on his : A WIFE HAS LANDS BY l e a r n s lt> ANNOY horse rocked faster and wee Scouty “We’ze having i^te a to TO CONTEND YOURSELF, PROTECT YOU shouted, “Wheel’’ day,” they sang, *^ d we-ar« on WITH M ISS o n e s e l f ' “I think we’ve'had enough of this way to see some dstidy n«w, r " IB THE FENWICK. ALONE. and now, ere sometlfing goes amiss,' that we’ve xurver #een betore.'^c. UNMARRIED I’m going to make this horse stop. goodness grf|dbii|L;..M|iise SCHOOL-MATE Watch me, lads. You’Jl get a thriU.” pleasei hurry . s6^ WHO HAS He pulled upoh the reiine real quick It’s very.hhrdHh LIVED . which made his plan work out real what is-:in' ■•atoiS'*"""’' A B R O A D ; slick. The horse stopped vei^ sud Abd then-they AND THEN denly and Diulcy took a spill. where aki the. hundh co m RETURNS; This made ^ e others laugh in dl to^h^ Aa WRAPPED UP glee and Windy,, s h o u t^ * SbqM v men IN A me. you’re fiot so ^;o |W-.. ■vy' - 'V/ f i;^/^.i/,* BIANCHESTER EVENlNa HERALD, 80UTO MANCHESTER, GONN^ FRipAY, FEBRUARY 12.1982. F A C T ^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE Toonerville Folks B y Fontaine Fox SENSE AND NONSENSE ^ByG eiieAhem ■ . .. s . I f A b n A u n U bcoIb found tlme^llnnt commander made in the last t h e H o u s e w i f e ' s r e s p o n s e t o a t w o p e m a n p b i p . oeculoDally tc 0 0 1 1 1 0 , even In the battle. ... Freedom from every -rMATf5 A r SCfT mldflt of war, why iboold we go thing except a drink that will ‘ TbRJ>OfWa TbBrT/ m iles AM S o u r t e a r r-*^wrtv^ . around with chronic grouches be quench the t ^ s t as well as v/ater— cause of our petty grievances ? a something that will satisfy a wo Hour, Tm 3>ue lAi-iRAFRc M crrH w Ud s e e t H e man’s soul as well as love. . . . Too OOURT-ra. GET -TVte O P RAP lfejI)(2»E 'Xy— VES -r Many blondes are now dyeing many young men find it easier to PiREEST' t-r;-vw Voi3 k’U0U3,-TiHE their hair and becoming brunettes, recognize temptation than they do TRCM TJclPde aErtT^HoUTFER* which Indicates that even the ladies opportunity. . . . It’s strange that AU'' Voa How He ITUD 0 E A n i r A R E UK& seem to be going oil the gold stand men should call money “dough." PLAS’tfeRS ’ EM S’PC^C t X r t s a u d - r ^ f ard. But maybe they have read Dough sticks to your fingers. these two books, “Gentlemen Pre - Mr. Henderson—Didn’t you adore the way they divided the train coaches into compartments while in Europe ? Mr. Livingston—I certainly did. It wasn’t necessary to wait for a tun nel. . In these days of progressive matrimony, it’s a wise woman who can keep her wedding anniversaries ONU J all straightened out in her mind. .. . IcUn't. tJL /2, The lousiest onlooker, from afar, can Many a man’s heart goes out to a see many mistakes the most bril- girl on Valentine’s Day. VVAS^HINGTON TUHK - B y ( V a n r OUT OUR WAV By W illiam s FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser PO TS PER STUFFJ^ ^Ort ttOl LAVIM6 K>P M S/ WA.S NOU? TEE ATTACH MB UNO / \ N r t u T - F i v e , c e n t ^ ? NOU BLFNKeTY-6LNNX.€D HAT/ «'|1l ----- LEARN A LESSON, VSlHV,WOU G o r 5 CEMT^ IT ISKIT OFTEW VOO OUNNER^^ PROF!/.? \we EVER SET ,d WORTI-^ O' DOUGH iKi EACH, U jo C T W R . OVER IW 1U]$ O i e - a m ' s c e m T o w o r t h VSJHUTS p a r t o f TOVJW- o' PAiSlKlS, FER BuTTOmE* PROFIT? FBBCM.BS a m 'E.HB<=>-“AM* 5 Ce.HTS» AWD OSCAR. WORTH 0'GA<5>.FER COOWlNl’ A R R IV 6 AKAXy \V,\ 'e m - a m ' Fiv/e cemt^ w orth IM MSIkJ(?70>mkI, O' VSIORVY, MAW'iM’ 'e m - AM’ TD AiAWg MOPEVsi 6 CEMTS o f A CAUL oyi STAMMIM'.PtRE.E'ZlM* T ' owe OP DEATH SEUUM* 'EM'-, Twe \NHEP'<5 VOUR DOCTOR'S PATI6 WT5 MELLl MELLV^ ?R\SONER NOWBER ..6 0 0 D AaORWlWl?^ OH, HELLO OOCToR.-COAAE T h r e e . 8 o r SOW*~Mosw a r e !W~ X'^A <5LA0 y?0 CAME 'Jtx) TO-RAV? THIS AAOBMIW5... 1 WAWT TO SEE A500T SOMETHIWS.. GET A CHAIR AMD SIT DOVHW HERE.'’’ ft «T.RWIiL.\.i a m s OM-AMHRlCAM a -/ * eita«eYHminwcaiw& .- SALESMAN SAM And They D id! B y S m a U W V'WWbW, I ’M WCT Wh a t w o u l d c^y FRceNos W ©OSS SAID THIS WAS "^A aJHEN MA CONSIDER IT, WOT TH' OOcTRJR CALU60 ...... ______...... I i. i i c s tfic ’f a . v ' D A V FEELIWO SO vHEUL.... S A Y IF T H e Y COULD s e e H e RK3-HTIW MY UNE-SAUeS- CAN LEARN SOM e TH i M’ NEvO D A Y A J ^ HIM BorsoM-BUT THA- ITS SIX >HEEW5 SIWCE Now? ME., A P a s t m a s I s r . MANSHIP AM' AOVSRTi SINO> I'M LEARNIN' (AY BOSlN^SS he loohs exactly IN SAUESrtANSHlP—ID TlN ’ M e b b e H e 's r i g h t , a t FROM TH’ GROUND U P -© V MYOP6RAT10W AW, IF LIRE somebody 1 S a w it A ORUB SlCHd ARoUND M Y TH A T* . \ AOVCRTse HIS T>*E TASK AT HAND., THINGS ARE BOUND T A Z >MAS THE MAM 1 1 HAVE SEEM vBS THAT R e s t a u r a n t a n d s e l u C O M E V V d A V USED 1b BE, X'D b e f o r e . FBECUUES P e o p l e o n T H e i d e a o f H/ME 9EEW o u r OF e a t i n g - t h e r e ». BED 0y TH S kwo)MS ivtis TIME—. PATI6MT OF D o e ^ R . k B M P 'S /'I •Mlilllin ^nnDttp 4tSJSP N.*- ...... J"'-!"-'.•; T - S';, v t ' ■ ^V*»V^St» jS?5P5S page eighteen X '■v-.vyv The W. B. A. Guard club will hold Friends of Arthur J. Straw of 7A TTie Bucldand Parent-Teacher as of the chu^ aj^ In DINING & DANCING Its monthly meeting tonight with Woodbridge strest, wiU to sodaUtm will give another setback- MISSIONARITD MEXICO. NclplaOt ofi honorary LETSGO Mrs. Bessie Goodspeed of Elro learn that Mr. Straw who has been ^ c e Monday evening a t 8 o’clock dj^grMb j^m zcyerai c^ijgos afid ‘ j^e wjui. consecrated, 4^^ American Legion-Arndfiary street Plans will be completed at confined to his bed since Tuesday* in the school 'iu»embly hall, llie TOSPEAKATST.MARH uifiversltlA New Bfttdco iti 1914.. BUhop.lSiiv^ this time for the beefsteak supper has developed pneumonia and is In ustifd number of prizes will be given A na^ve of New York, he gradu den’s work, , close to thA border U ni' COLLEGE INN apd refreshments served. An orches ated ita m Trinity College, Toronto, between Mexico and tlM which the Guard club is to give at a serious condition. • He Is under the tra will provide'music for dancing. CARD P A R n d:30 Tuesday evening of next week, care of two trained nurses u d ev Rt. Rev. Frederick B. Howden Canada, lo 1891, and from the Gen States, Is among llearicana, NIGHTCLUB preceding the regfular W. B. A. erything possible Is being done for To Occupy Pulpit Here On eral 'Th^ogical Seminary, New Negiipes andjb'dlans, with n soatter- meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. All'former members, of I>ave Mc- ea population of. whites engaged in, Masonic Temple him. His health has been Impaired CoUum’s Royal' Razzes or others Sunday Evening. York Ci^, in 1894. He was assist agricultunl .punuits. His pnMsm Friday, Feb. 12, 1932„ 8 P. M. Satordat Night Mrs. Anna Wade, president of the for some time, making it more dif who wish to join this gjroup and at ant at SL John*i church, Detroit, for I Woman’s auxiliary of St. Mary’s ficult to combat his present illness. tend the charity basketball game at The Right Rev. Frederick Bing a yehri u d following that, filled a is largely a rural one and hia ad- Bridge, Setback, Whist Cover $1.00 church, urges all members who can Mr. Straw has long been an official the armory in a imlt tomorrow ham Howden, D. D., missionary timllaK posltiou a t,calvary church, ministrauon of ^e District has Refreshments do BO to attend the meeting this eve of the LydaJl & Foulds Paper com night, are requested to communicate bishop of Mexico, will occupy tbe New York City. In 1897, he became been characterised by a statesman rector of Enunanual: church, {Cum like poUcy to promotq Christianity Tickets SS cents. No “Stag” Parties Admitted ' ning at 8 o’clock to hear Miss Cath pany and the Manchester Water with McCollum so that he can ar pulpit at St. Mary’s Episcopal erine Parker of the Church Mission company, and Is well liked and re range for' the proper number of church, Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. berland, Maryland, where he' re- in one of the remaining unset of Help. Tea will be served. spected'by all who know him. reservations. Bishop Howden is one of the out- m ^ed until called to the rectorship tled sections of the nation. Tonight tt,j setback dance will be the attraction at the Manchester ABOUT TOWN Green school assembly hall, under auspices of the Community club in. The former location of the Home that section. The usual prizes will Bank and Trust Company which be given and a social time with re merged with the Manchester Trust freshment enjoyed. Company, was the scene of consid erable activity today as the difficult Washington Loyal Orange Lodge, task of moving the bank’s vault fix No. 117, will meet this evening at tures moved toward completion. The 7:30 in Orange hall. The business Quality Fashions At Hale’s Low Prices safe is to be moved to the Cheney will Include the initiation of candi warehouse and it was expected that dates, reports of committees and the work would be completed today. other general business. The Spirit of Paris is Reflected in these The job of drilling the safe loose from the reinforced concrete is Miss Lillian G. Grant of Cam being done by Joseph Hublard. This bridge street will give a program of The Biggest Dress Value In Town! morning a large moving truck from readings and impersonations at the the Roger Sherman Company was meeting tonight at the Hotel Garde STRAW HATS parked outside loaded with large of the Sons of Civil War Veterans. wooden blocks to be used in the The principal speaker will be the Women’s and Misses’ moving process. Meantime the em Rev, Richard McLaughlin of Hart ployees 0i the Hublard company ford, Miss Grant was the guest $0 .9 5 continued to bore through the con entertainer at a patriotic meeting crete to free the steel equipment. held by this organization at this At the People’s service Sunday time a year ago. evening at 6 o’clock at the North SPRING FROCKS Methodist church vestry, an illus Dozens and dozens of stunning new hats trated lecture will be given entitled for early spring wear. The minui6 Plain Silks and Rayon Prints "Unique Hawaii,” This is a you see them you will want one. Swanky travelogue of a recent visit of J. S. Stowell to the Pacific islands. An tam effects with chic quill trim ... .the account will also be given of the SAM’S very smart red, white and blue effects tvpe of mission work the Methodist ... .dress types with smart floral trims church is doing among the Japanese, . . . .and tailored models for town weai*. Koreans and Filipinos. On Tuesday Specially ^ evening th same lecture will be re SHOE SHOP Black and seasonable shades. peated I'or the congregation of the Wlndsorville Methodist church. RUBBER Hale’s Millinery—^Main Flodr, rear. Priced Sunset Rebekah Lodge will give a Valentine bridge and whist Monday HEELS Women^s 3.95 evening which will be open to mem bers, friends and the public in gen eral, The proceeds will be for the Again we repeat! Women’s and misses’ new spring frocks |3.95. Last flower fund. This is the regular 25« meeting night of the lodge and the HOME week-end we placed these frocks on sale and Isold several dozen in one business session will come to order Attached promptly at 7:30 to allow time for for everybody. day. Women and girls who purchased them were amazed at the qual the card social. Mrs, Martha Cone, FROCKS chairman, will be assisted by the 701 Main St., ity, style and fit of these frocks for so little money. Neat rayon prints following Rebekahs: Mrs, Frances Johnion Block in new 1932 patterns. Also plain pure silk crepes. Youthful styles Chambers, Mrs. Minnie Wilson, Mrs, 80 Square Percale Lillian Tedford, Mrs. Grace Housel, with new sleeve treatments, novel necklines, Jackets and button trim. Mrs. Mildred Harrison, Mrs. Agnes Prints Seidel, The usual prises will be Dresses that can be worn at all daytime gatherings. A variety of awarded and refreshments served. Place Yonr Orders stjies. Black, navy, green and blue groimds. See these frocks tb ap Twelve of the members of the With Us for preciate the value! Friendly Bridge club motored up to Sizes Somers this forenoon where they Prompt Delivery On were entertained at a luncheon- bridge by Mrs. Ernest Newcomb 14 to 50 Hale’s Frocks—Main Flc^r, rear formerly of this town. RANGE Charles R. Brock of New Haven, An new, eriep spring frocks in a variety of itun- vice president of the Klwanis club FURNACE and nlng styles, irresistible colors and combinations. Never Sufch Values As Featured in the Why not be practical of the Elm City, will be the speaker Tailored or feminine models, with short sleeves or abovt your a t the Monday noon meeting of the FUEL OIL sleeveless. Every dress from 80-square percale Manchester Klwanis club at the prints—guaranteed washable. Invest in ‘several Hotel Sheridan. His subject will be now a t Hale's low price—04c. Ice." Fred T. Blish will furn Center Auto Supply V alentine ish the attendance prize. Phone 6203 Hale’fi Home Frocks—Main Floor, Center H o s ie r y S a l e Buy One Pair of Hose at the Regular Price and Buy and again! and again! Another for Ic, Snug-fitting Regular $1.50 r* ' Bias Cut w m o i Silk Wool and Rayon “Wooly Chiffon Hose Slips . ! If she loves nice things, she’ll W yns” pairs delight in receiving a few of $ 1 .5 9 these neat appenzel hankies os Two pairs for the price of one. These are our regular stock of a Valentine. Pure linen with $1 .60 chiffons of a nationally known hosiery manufacturer whose name the daintiest of embroiden'. Another ship we cannot use because of the very low price. We assure you that this Imported from China. White ment of those Is the first time in our history we have offered this quality at this very, and pastels, each well fitting, well very low price. Finest, sheerest pure silk chiffon with plcot tops. tailored pure Those snug-fitting wool French heels. Full-fashioned. Pure silk from the reinforced toe to 25c Smart silk slips with and rayon vests and the plcot top. It will pay you to buy your spring needs now and save. bias-cut top. panties that can be Smartest shades. Sizes 8 1-2 to 10. Deep Alencon worn under the tight lace trim at top est frock without a and bottom. wrinkle. ' ’They’re Ideal 2 pairs White, fiesh and for sports. i They are 50c STOCKINGS peach. Sizes 34 of special interest at Choice of regular 60c pure silk stockings with neat to 44. They’ll the new low price— lace clocks. Also popular chjirdonize hose that looks Winter compare with like a high priced chiffon yet wears like cotton. 86c. Peach and fiesh. many f2 and |3 Small, medium and Though these stockings are priced 60c today, two years grades. large. ago you were paying |1.00 a pair for similar qualities. Slips— Main Floor, . Knit Undies— 2 pairs rear Main Floor, right 39c STOCKINGS Children’s silk and wool hose in gray and tan tones. An extra pair of fine capeskln Also boys’ cotton 3-4 socks In neat patterns and color slip-ons will be appreciated. COATS ings. Regular 39c grades, now 2 pair 40c. Wise Classic 4-button models in mothers will come down tomorrow and stock up at washable capeskln. Black, Hale’s low prices. brown and tan. Pair, Regular $5 Guaranteed $2.25 25c STOCKINGS 2 pairs Buy the children’s Spring school hosiery now. Ow American regular stock 26c socks noW—2 pairs 26c. Finely knitted three-quarter socks in new patterns and col- ■ Ingraham Made ors. Good wearing hose for school and play wear. Hale’s Stockings—Main Floor, right A still loWer price on— Clearaway! Wrist Watch Patchwork Girls’ What marvelous values QUILTS $9.95 and $14.95 A genuine leather hand bag la about the smartest bag any girl For Students Par Men n .59 COATS or woman could wish for a You’ll’be amazed at their styles, fabrics, ($2.50 Value) Valentine. They loOh like $6 and and ■i yet are only Children Women The regular $2.50 grade of a ?5.95 workmanship at only $22.95. Beautiful ^ o r t while ago. Smart as a A small group of girls’ reg $2.95 spread diuing tbe day....as a ular |9.96 aiid $14.95 to Gifts—M$dn Floor f lightweight comfortable at close-out; tomorrow — $6.9.6. ly tailored and trimmed with the season’s taight. Two, colorful fioral pat Smart models In chinchilla, terns on rose, blue, gold, green tall:^ho. and other woolen and orchid grounds. Well tail fabrics. Mostly tailored; StiUFew most popular furs. If you are looking for This smart and sturdy watch with non-breakable crystal is ored. few fur ^linxxied, 7 to 14 guaranteed one year. Full Bed Size years. Hale’s Comfort- V a len tin e an exceptional coat value. .,.,.shop Brown Chromium-plated case always remains bright. Silver Dial, Main Floor, left. Main Floor, Gold Numerals, Popular “Aviation” Shape. Latest adjustable Ic to 15ib Thomson’s first. link wrist band. Our stotionezy la s busy -tor youzigAoia 01^ B f ^ are One Year Printed Guarantee vata^ttbea ...... B. T. Inc.—Second Floor ' jbDiMd.:. Hale’s WatehefH-Main Floor, F^ont. SOUTH M/\NCHCST£R ■ CONN m