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THE WEATHER n e t p r e s s r u n Forecast by D. 8 . Weather Bureau, ^WERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION Hartford. for the Month of Janaary, 1930 Increasing cloudiness followed by 5.547 S tu le rain late tonight or Thursday; ris­ Members of the Audit Bureau of ing temperatures. Circulations /I SOUTH MAI^CHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 ,1930. SIXTEEN PAGES VOL. XLIV., NO. 114. (Classified Advertising on Page 14) PRICE THREE CENTS SENATOR DILL JOINS He Left His Imprint for Posterity to Read! TO RESTRICT WETS HOLD FORTH USE OF SUBS AT OPEN MEETING ATTACK ON HUGHES OUR SCOftE -AMD SEVEM YEARS AGO OUR PSTWERS 3 R0 U6KT TiORTrt (3W 1 HI5 GDWTIWEWt A MEVt/ K/ATiOM, IN m TIME Oo k c e n e d im LBEWYJXMDlWcATED'TD'mE p r o p * Washington Democrat Says O^mOKlIHAT ALLMENARE CBEAieD EQUAL ..... BEFORE CONGRESS EXTRA SCHOOL MOW WE ARE ENGAGEDM AGREAT Civ/il w a r ,t e 5P Stimson Says This Has Been IMG W HETHERTHATNSIOM,OR A M Y N A tio M SO ODNCEWED AWD6 0 DEDIOi^^CANlONfiEWDURE\AieAREKAETONA (jREAT COST H AY ADD BATTLE HELD O F TH A T WAR.\WE HAVE COME TO DEDICATE A Agreed Upon and Is Alone DRY LAW REPEAL Ijudges, Police Officials and t poiniow OF THArnEUDAS A final, resting place Fo r those Business; His Lconomic ,«»||| ATAY HERE GAk/£lHEIR LivesTHteT^iiNATlOM MIGHT UVE. Worth Trip to Parley, He n rS alto g e th e r nrfwQAMDFbPiR THAT po Even Governor of Michi­ Views Caused His Defeat. 1*4 WllLL 1U 1AA BUT, W ALAW ER-SEW Se, V/E CANNOT DEDICATE- W E BILLS DISCUSSED CAWMOT COWSECR^tE-W CANNOT HAlLOW THIS GROUND. Declares. gan is Assailed by Wit­ Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP.) — THE BRAVE MEN.UVINO AWD DEAD. WHO STRUGGLED here London, Feb. 12.— (A P .)—Both Opponents of Charles Evans Hughes Selectmen Try to Keep Rate fiAVEQMECRATED IT R iA ABOVE OORROOR POWER ID ADD 0 ^ House Chairman Graham De­ the American and British delega­ ness Telling of His Inves­ as chief justice of the United States DerRACr. THE W ORLDW iaLrm ENOI^NOR IDH6 tions to the London naval confer­ undertook a determined drive Down But Educational WHAT WE SAY HERE^ BIITITCAN NEVEi? FORGET WHAT THEY clares Enforcement Has tigations of Various against his confirmation in the DID HERE. IT 15 FOR USTHEUVIN0,1WER,1D 3E DEDICATED ence regard the position taken at Senate today. Leaders were appre­ HERETO THE UNFINISilELr WQRJ< WHICH THEY WHO RW6HT yesterday’s plenary session regard­ hensive of getting a vote before Board’s Action May Off­ HERE HAVE'THUS j i R SO NOBLY ADVAWCED ing submarines as representing a Turned Out a Failure. Cities; Says There is More night. I r i s I& h SS w ^ B E H E R E ^ icath^^ THE definite decision to restrict the use Senator Dill, Democrat, Wash­ g r e a t t a s k REMAINlife b e f o r e U S -T H at f r o m t h o s e y ington, picked up the attack at the set Budget Plan. of submersibles against merchant Hard Liquor Drunk in Na- Washington, Feb. 1^.— (AP) — outset today. Speaking for more HONORED DEAD WTAKETNCREASEO DEVOTION TD THAT ' ships. than an hour against the economic aUSE FDR VIHICHTHEf CAVE THE U S T WLL MEASU"-^ Chairman Graham of the House Additional expenditures of $6,- | The statement of Secretary Stim­ views of the nominee which he as­ OF devotion — t h « t w e m e r e h ig h ly Re so l v e tf son last night that he regarded judiciary committee opened the tion Than Ever Before. 446.00 approved by the Joint school sailed as dangerous to the “ common THESE DEAD SMALL NpT HAVE DIED W VAIN— THAT THIS yesterday’s work as a significant hearing today before that group on people,” Dill’s conclusion was await­ board here after a town meeting had achievement for the conference, at­ NAnON,UWDER aOD,5 HALL HAVE A MEWB iRTH O F F------R ^ resolutions to repeal the 18th Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP.) — ed by several others anxious to authorized a school budget of $390,- tracted widespread interest in view speak against Hughes. DOM-AND THATfiOVERWMEMT <5PTHE PEOPLE,'3YTH Amendment, with the statement The first Congressional hearing in 000 may necessitate increasing the of the fact that submarine prob­ Senators Norris, Nebraska, and PEOPLE,FOR THE PEOPLE SHALL NOT PERLSH FROM lems were referred to a committee that “ the 18th Amendment and the the decade of prohibition on the local tax rate a quarter of a mill Borah, of Idaho, of the western Re­ THIS e a r t h ! for study without the plenary ses­ enforcement law have been tested merits of the dry statute itself publican Independents, who launch­ sion expressing a formal view by for ten years, without satisfactory when that rate is set by the annual opened at the Capitol today with a ed the surprise offensive against the vote. results. town meeting on March 3. The denunciation of the law by Chair­ former secretary of state and Su­ Stimson Speaks “Enforcement has left a train of preme Court justice, were obvious­ Board of Selectmen is not inclined man (Jraham of the House judiciary to sanction the additional expense During a conference with news­ consequences most deplorable and ly encouraged over the movement depressing to every patriot,” Gra­ committee and a series of sensa­ in the schools, although by law papermen last night the secretary tional charges concerning enforce­ igainst Hughes but they maintain­ ham declared. "Killings amounting ed they would make no effort to those finances are outside the select­ said in part: ment conditions in half a dozen big • -Va.k to over 1,360 have resulted in the forestall a final vote. men’s jurisdiction. It is possible “ Concerning the plenary meet­ American cities. ■ ■ -w last ten years from enforcement. Will Be Confirmed that the question may be argued u i ing this morning, I want to call Judges, police officials and even Despite the criticism of Hughes on the floor of the coming town your attention to the fact that there “One himdred and fifty one citi­ the governor of Michigan, were as­ voiced yesterday by Senator Glass, meeting. has been a definite decision by the zens were killed by prohibition of­ sailed by Walter Liggett, a maga­ Democrat, Virginia, the Democratic Selectmen's .\ct naval conference today. Not a ten­ ficers and sixty four agents kille l zine writer, and the first witness leaders indicated there would be a Last fall the Selectmen received tative one—a definite one. by citizens. In one year there were before the committee. Without men­ HENRY MORGAN DIES “The five powers agreed to re­ majority on their side for confirma­ notification from the Joint school The Nation Observes 77,351 arrests for violations alleged tioning names he told of a party in tion. Republican leaders were busy board that a budget of $405,000 strict the use of the submarine or real. Detroit on the night of Nov. 5, sizing up their votes and announc­ would be necessary for school ex­ against merchant ships to the same “During the first year under pro­ 1929, at which he said the gover­ ed a “decisive majority” was in penses this year. The Selectmen, AFTER LONG ILLNESS rules which are applied to surface hibition there were 29,000 cases in­ nor and the chief of police of De­ prospect whenever a vote could be who are represented on the joint Lincoln *s Anniversary vessels. stituted and during the last fiscal troit and four judges were pres­ obtained. board, did not believe that this re­ Worth the Trip year there w’ere close to 70,000. ent. Senator Dill directed his attack quest for funds was justified. Ac- ' “I want to say about that, that Need More Prisons. In Other Cities I regard that single incident as upon the views of Hughes as e.x- “Demand for more prisons has But this was only a part of Lig- mended L Ippropr^a^onTor IclioSs Springfield, Ills., Feb. 1 2 .-(A P )-,,v e r s r ty faculty stands in the Sanga- Cheney Mills Superintendent worth the visit of the American pressed in his appeals before the i been made and new ones ordere:!, gett’s general indictment. Going Supreme Court. He also contended of $390,000. This was voted at the ! Today they observe the 121st anni- | ^ delegation here in London. That the line he denounced condi­ memories of the man he eulogizes w'hich it is said will not g^ e relief that the American people had re­ annual meeting of the voters in y^rsary of his birth. marks a step forward in a matter tions in Boston, Washington, Tope­ jected Hughes in 1916 for the pres­ and states that there might have and Get Together Cluh that our country once went to war from overcrowding except for a ka, in the state of Minnesota and in October. , „ „ ^ ! Particularly here, where he been no “ tragic era” had the Eman­ period of five years or possibly ten. idency because of his economic Overdraw Budget j . about.” Wichita, Kansas, where he said views. „ I sleeps, and m Chicago where he was cipator lived through the recon­ The secretary also said that im­ Prison population has jumped four there was one of the “classiest” As the discussion on the nomina­ After the annual meeting the , nominated tnto thpthe Presidenev.Presidency, but struction period. Organizer, Passes. petus had been given for the move­ per cent per hundred thousand in roadhouses to be found, comparing tion continued the spectators’ gal­ -joint , , boe.rd met to , f^nrther discuss , everywhere in America, in ban- Dr. B. C . Bean, former assistant 1 ______1 ment for the eventual abolition of the last five years. favorably with those in New York leries filled almost to capacity. school expenses and approved of ex- ; auditoriums, churches state director of labor noted that to- i } submarines. “When we add corruption, brib­ City. Appealing to those who he said V T h f 2,=' and from the rostra of little coun- day is the centenary of the rail- Henry Morgan, for a number of | Newspaper men this morning ery, demoralization of the citizenry, Finely he was asked by Repre­ believe in the superiority of human 000 allotted by the voters. This dis- t-fhonlq splitter s coming of age. He an- yg^rs superintendent of oxidation I fired a volley of questions at the disrespect for law, bootlegging and sentative Michener, Republican, rights over property rights, Dill rupted the plans of the Selectmen , close, honoring his memory nounced the incorporation of an or- . . i British spokesman concerning Sec­ kindred offenses, does not such a Michigan, a member of the judi­ said: to keep down the tax rate a,nd may | never had much money to ganization which -will seek “ to make . dyeing and the Old Mill repair d e -; retary Stimson’s pronouncement, picture call for the fair dispassion­ ciary committee, if he stood ready "It seems to me that those who finaUy be the factor that \va foi ce , about. Trade drags.drags, The air an intensive study of his various | partments of Cheney Brothers, died | and were informed that the British ate judgment of men and women, to to furnish proof of his assertions. an increase from lo 3-4 mills - the , ^f the claim to fight on the side of the fills with the oratory both ventures in business, p i note the ! this mornitig; at his home, 42 Bige- j delegation gave imequlvocal adher­ I come together and r.eason over whar Has the Proofs common people cannot justify vot­ present rate, to 16 mills. A com­. I gibbering and of the stammering methods he used, Fhe riilmlts he wds . street. He had been ill for i ence to the secretary’s interpreta­ Liggett answered yes, but at the plete statement of the town's ap I remedy can be devised to abate this ing to add to this great tribunal a school child. able to secure, and to make these j i .i. tion of yesterday’s events. same time expressed doubt that he propriations standing is printed to­ results available for the beginning- several months. Mr. Morgan was sad condition?” man who is the embodiment of Much speechmaking here. Allan The American delegation met this Chairman Graham said no law would ever be called upon to con­ day on Page Four with an explan­ as well as the experienced—busi- 70 years old. morning to work out the details ot those who have great wealth and Nevins, New York newspaper man could ever be enforced that was de­ firm his story because he added he ation by Tovm Treasurer George H. nessman.” i He was born in Devonshire, Eng-1American submarine policy for had the facts. want more.” and members of the Columbia Uni­ structive of right and individual During a passage with Senator Waddell. land, and came to Manchester 30; presentation before the conference Liggett recently engaged in an Shortridge, Republican, Calif., the liberty. years ago. He had perfected a committee of the whole when the expose of Washington liquor condi­ Washington Senator observed that question arises in that body. The “You may create a guerilla war­ tions and appeared before a District CHICAGO’S PROBLEM I means of dyeing textiles by an fare and conditions reeking with “ the people who voted to seat Short­ IS NEAR SOLUTION. delegation expected to have every­ of Columbia Grand Jury. The jury ridge voted against Mr. Hughes.” VOTES MUST ACT SPRINGFIELD DIST. oxidation process and instituted a thing in concrete form by tomor­ murder, bribery, corruption, viola­ which investigated conditions gen­ “That has no bearing whatever I department for such work at row. tions or evasions and disrespect for erally returned only a few indict­ on the qualification of Mr. Hughes,” Chicago, Feb. 12.— (A P )—E, I Cheney Brothers. In addition to Another development out of all law,” Graham said. “Every law ments. replied the Californian. H. Coller, writing from Battle ELECTS DEMOCRAT this he took over the superintend- Chairman Graham at the outset ON WHITON WILLS Creek, Mich., offers a solution to I ency of the repair gang in the Dye- (Continued on Page Three.) (Continued on Page 3.) of the session, which was one punc­ Washington, Feb. 12.—(AP) — the Chicago crime problem. ______I ing and Finishing department. tuated frequently by applause from Senator Dill, Democrat, Washing­ “I read every day,” writes i Silk Dyeing Process. spectators as the witness on the ton, joined in the attack against Dr. Coller, “ that some suspect r.r stand engaged in exchanges of de­ the confirmation of Charles Evans known criminal has escaped up First One of PartV to Go to l Morgan s process of dyeing bate with committee members, said Library Fund to Be Put Be­ ^ I silks was an unusual one, but a most Hughes as Chief Justice of the Uni­ or down an alley. Why not pad­ the Eighteenth amendment and tho r • TL L n* t • I i saving one in that it allowed for the PRESIDENT IS RESTING UP ted State today as debate on the lock the alleys?” enforcement law had been tested nomination was resumed in the GODgreSS in 1 nat UlStnCt ^ marketing of yards of silk that for ten year “ without satisfactory; fore Special Town Meet­ “That,” said Alderman John J I might otherwise have gone into j Senate. Coughlin, admiringly, “is a great results.” Senator Dill called attention to i spoils. The oxidation of the dye Today’s hearing was given over idea.” In Its History. j bath caused the material to take on FROM STRENUOUS SPORT the birthday of Abraham Lincoln ing Here March 3. i entirely to those attacking present and added “what a coincidence that I a flat black. Silks that had been ' conditions under the prohibition act. the Senate should spend the birth­ spoiled in dyeing or printing were j The Drys yet have their story to day of the greatest champion of Springfield, Mass., Feb. 2 2 __ often retrieved through the oxida-; tell. Disposition of moneys willed the i } tion process. j human rights since Jesus Christ Town of Manchester from the | William J. Granfield c: Longmea- i Reads First Batch of Mail JOBLESS BATTLE Liggett told the committee that JURY IS PROBING Cheney------^ ------Brothers’ Get --- Together! as “ men of sense and sophistication walked the earth in consideration of estates of the late Dr. Francis H. i dow yesterday became the the greatest champion of property Whiton and his widow the late Mary ' ; club, composed of several hundred i you must have seen these things rights as a nominee for chief justice Elizabeth Whiton will probably be | Democrat to represent the 2d ; men employes of the silk firm, was Since Saturday But Thinks | J|| Q jy POLICE and must have known about them.” of the United States.” discussed in the special town meet- ■ TRAFFIC IN DOPE Massachusetts District in its his-i organized by Hen^ Morgan and he! “Throughout the length and “Masses of our people are finding ing here on Monday evening March i tory, when he overwhelmingly de- ! was its first president. He always He Will Tackle Sail Fish I _ breadth of the land today,” he con­ it difficult to earn a livelihood and 3, following discussion of the leg­ feated Frederick D. Griggs, of [ took an active interest in the affairs | tinued, “in cities and on the farms' to lay aside a little for old age,” acies last night by the Board of I Springfield, the Republican candi- of the club and attended every meet- there is more hard liquor being continued the Washington Senator. Selectmen. A special committee of Expert Says Only Way Drugs date, in the special election to fill ing as long as his health permitted. Later in the Day. Nine Arrests and Scores drunk and under worse conditions “The views of Mr. Hughes on econo­ Selectmen consisting of Chairman the unexpired term of the late Rep. Today it is a thriving organization than before prohibition.” mic questions are just as important Thomas J. Rogers, W. W. Robert­ W. Kirk Kaynor. for the entertainment and social de-1 Swinging his attack to the statei as his legal ability. The court is son and Wells A. Strickland was Can Be Controlled Is at In a record turnout of voters for light of the men of the mills, an ! Long Key, Fla., Feb. 12— (A P )— I Hurt in Cleveland Riot; of Minnesota where he said prohibi­ building up a body of law, not named to confer with Town Coun­ a special election, Granfield, a wet, everlasting memorial to his efforts | Refreshed and rested by two days tion administration is under the di­ enacted by Congress, going into the sel William S. Hyde with regard to received 31,170 votes to Griggs’ 24,- to create good will among men. { rect supervision of Andrew Vol­ the Source. of excellent fishing in the waters of i Over 1,000 Involved. stead, author of the dry law, he dflr life of the people and permitting the the proper procedure to receive the 749, a plurality of 6421. Of the re­ His Family. the Atlantic off the Florida Keys, corporations to pick the pockets of fund and to draft a resolution to be mainder of the total of 57,088 bal- dared there was not a “decent Mr. Morgan’s wife survives him President Hoover exercised the speakeasy” in the city of Minne­ the man on the street. put before the town meeting. i lots cast, Atty. Whitfield Reid of as do two sons and one daughter. presidential perogative of changing Living Costs Must Vote Authority New York Feb. 12.— (A P )— | West Springfield, Independent bone- Cleveland, Feb. 12.— (AP)— A apolis. They are Edgar T. Morgan. George his mind and didn’t go fishing this mass “ protest” meeting was called “Beer Farms.” “ The increase in the cost of liv­ The Whiton estates willed the Representative Stephen G. Clinton Morgan and Mrs. Ernest T. morning as he had planned. ing is traceable to the economic town sums aggregating $157,000 to for late today by leaders of the 1200 Liggett then spoke otf what he de­ (Adele) Bantly. There are six Instead he stayed aboard the scribed as “beer farms.” He said theories that the court has adopted be used for the development of the of Pittsburgh, Pa., chairman of the , ampton, running on stickers, also houseboat Saunterer and devoted unemployed men and women who grandchildren. He was a member pitted fists and knives against po­ one was about 50 miles from as the law of the land. Street car present Manchester library or the House foreigu affairs committee and | as a bone-dry, was given but 87 his attention to the first batch of of Manchester lodge of Masons and lice night sticks in a “work or food” Minneapolis which had been raided fares, gas rates, the cost of tele­ erection of a library building in the sponsof of two bills for control of | votes, most o f w'hich were cast in of the Modern Woodmen of Amer­ mail he has received since he left phone service all are affected by the Eighth school district. Town Treas­ riot before the City Hall yesterday. while he was in the city. He added narcotic sales and treatment of ad- declar^ ica. Washington Satu.-day night. The high school boys and girls of Minne­ valuations fixed by the court and urer George H. Waddell does not , that he would vote to repeal the mail was brought to him in a special Women and children were urged never intended by Congress.” feel that he has a right to accept c.cts, testifie as an expert y 28th Amendment because a majority Funeral services will be held Fri­ to join a public rally against “police apolis had driven down there for day afternoon at 2 o’clock from the pouch from Mi^mi, having arrived Dill said he meant no attack on the legacies until given authoriza­ before the Federal Grand Jury in­ of the voters in the district favored brutality” by orators who re­ “debauches.” ^ Morgan hopae on Bigelow street. at the latter point yesterday morn­ “All of this is taking place right the honesty of the court "but on tion by the voters of the town. Ac­ vestigating the narcotic traffic in repeal. Grg,nfleld’s majority over ing by air mail. treated waving strips of policemen’s the economic theories of the judges cordingly the question will be sub­ New York. field was 5252. Rev. Watson Woodruff of the Cen­ coat tails as banners after the un­ under the nose *of Andrew Vol­ ter Congregational church, will offi­ Others In Party Fish which force the common people to mitted at the special meeting to fol­ Mr. Porter appeared at the invi­ employed had been beaten away stead” he asserted. Surprises Supporters ciate and burial will be in the East Other members of the president’s pay millions of dollars of tribute low the adjourned annual meeting tation of United States Attorney Granfield’s victory was not en­ from the City Hall. Representative Michener, in ques­ cemetery. party, however, put out in small tioning the witness said Detroit had that could not be obtained other­ March 3. Charles H. Tuttle. tirely unexpected, but the decisive Nine alleged rioters were um^er boats to continue their sport. Word a new administration. He asked wise than by these decisions on val­ $39,000 Cash Before going into the Grand Jury margin by which he won surprised arrest today, two more of the un­ was brought from the Saunterer by Liggett if the mayor he referred. • to uations. A letter to the Selectmen from room he told newspapermen that even his strongest supporters. That Lawrence Richey, one of the Presi­ employed and three policemen were TREASURY BALANCE was former Mayor John Smith, de­ “Here is a man who was decisive­ Allen I. Balch trust officer of the “all our domestic laws for supres- dent’s secretaries, that Mr. Hoover suffering from injuries and more a district which was carried by the feated in the recent election by ly defeated by the American people City Bank«and Trust Company ,exe- sion and rehabilitation of addicts also planned to anchor off Long Key than a score of others nursed late Mr. Kaynor a little less than a Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP) — about 8,000 votes. The Michigan for President because of his eco­ cutors of the Whiton wills, listed the j are palliated because every student in the Atlantic ocean shortly after bruises from kicks and blows. year ago by nearly 8000 votes representative then said that Chief nomic views,” he continued. “ Is items that make up the estates and of the subject reaches the same con­ Treasury receipts for Feb. 10, were noon and renew his efforts to land March on City Hall. should show a swing of almost the of Police Rutledge had been re­ the will of the people not to be con­ disclosed the fact that $39,000 of clusion: That the drug must be con­ $5,701,116.81; expenditures $15,- another sail fish such as he caught Culminating a three months of­ moved by the new administration. • the moneys represented is in cash. trolled at the source.” an hour after he began fishing on fensive against the City Council sidered at all ? ’ ’ (Continued on Page Three.) 209,128.69; balance $42,073,399.94. Leggitt then said “In all fair­ Begging the Issue. The executors are ready to turn Hard To Detect ] Monday morning. since unemployment became acute, over the legacies to the town as “ When once the drugs' are pro- j The President has been keeping the so-called council of the unem­ ness” the Detroit police force is not Dill argued that declarations in as corrupt as in some other cities. behalf of Hughes that he was hon­ soon as proper application is made. duced,” he said, “ they ultimately in close touch with the naval arms ployed recruited some 1200 persons reach the consumer, the bulk is so [ conference, it was indicated yester­ and marched on the City Hall to He asserted, however, that there est and able were “ begging the is­ were 300 murders there last year small, rendering detection very dif­ day and today by the activity of demand work or food. A coimcil sue.” ELEVATOR JOY RIDE. Over 100 Indictments and 170 bombings by racketeers in “The only chance that the people ficult, and the profit so enormous Captain Alien Buchanan, his naval committee was subjected to hear Waterbury, Conn., Feo. 12.— (AP) their representatives about unem­ the last three years. have to pass on a judge of the As a result of stealing a joy ride that traffic once started, works aide, who was in telephone com­ munication w th the Navy Depart­ ployment. The committee recessed at 12:30^ United States is here in the Senate yesterday afternoon on an auto­ efficiently.” p. m., until tomorrow. The Congressman, outlining the Under the Jones Law ment in Washington at least twice A wild melee followed when po­ and we are asked to pass him be­ matic apartment house elevator four bills he is sponsoring, said one pro­ yesterday. No Information concern­ lice refused to admit the entire cause he is a Christian and a fine DRYS’ STATEMENT men were arraigned in City Court vides for removal of narcotic con­ ing the problems he was discussing gathering and attempted to clear man. today charged with damaging pri­ cross walks. Three officers went Washington, Feb. 12.—(APl^ “ Defeated by the people at the trol from the Prohibition Bureau St. Louis, Feb. 12.— (A P )—More' In voting the indictments, the could be obtained. vate property. The men were Mor­ down and a furious scramble raged While wet advocates presented pleas polls we are now told Mr. Hughes and___ ^ _____ placing^ ..it _ in____ the ____ hands of a than 100 indictments under the jury obeyed instructions from Judge Sail fish Biting timer Kran, George Groat, James for half an hour with police swing­ for the modification of the liquor must go back on the bench as chief separate board or bureau under the ! naming more than 200 Qjarles B. Faris that “as decent. One of the reasons ^ r. Hoover de­ Corkius and Frank Diorio, all of Treasury Department, with offices , alleged liquor law violators, were . . ., tviow miiQf r^cnrH c id e d to remain aboard the Saun­ ing nightsticks. The rioters lost laws before the House judiciary justice.” Waterbury. All were granted nolles. heart when two fire trucks arrived committee today, dry organizations The Washington Senator express­ at all ports of entry. The other, he returned today by a Grand Jury in patriotic citizens they must regard terer during the forepart of the day Operating the elevator by push explained, provides for the estab-I United States District Court here. the various prohibition enforce- was that the sail fish seemed to be and made ready to throw a water issued a statement which said n o ed the opinion that the Supreme barrage. one “should be deceived by the pres­ Court has become “the first depart­ buttons, the men are said to have lishment of farms for the treatment j It was the first wholesale appli- ment acts as binding upon them, biting with more frequency and regularity after 3 o’clock In the af­ Although organizations claiming ent flood of publicity and propagan­ ment of the government.” frustrated attempts of the janitor of addicts, the site for one of these, [cation in St. Louis of the Jones The first Federal Grand Jury here of the building to halt them until he added, has been located tenta- i law, designed for use against those to which cases were presented un- | ternoon. Communistic affiliations have fre­ da put forth by the wets and car­ Refers To Age The President al^o had observed quently stormed council meetings, ried by the press.” He referred to the fact that Mr. the latter went into the cellar, shut lively near Lexington, Ky. regularly engaged in .the illicit li- der the Jones law last year balked | tliat sharks seemed to be bothering officials said they believed no Com­ The statement, issued by execu*. Hughes is almost 70 years old, “one off the power and held the men “ We are getting to look upon vie- ! quor business, and providing maxi- at its task and asked District Attor- prisoners between two floors until tims not as addicts but as patients,” | mum penalties of five years im- ney Br^uer not to send it any munist group was directly respon­ sible for the outbreak. ((Continued on Paj^e 3) (Continued on Page 2) he could summon a policeman. he said. “That is as it should be.” [ prisonment or 510,000 fines, or both.' more such cases. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH filANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1930. -:PAGE TWO I SPAIN AGAIN R E ^ S S | THIRTY-ONE A R R E ^ MARRIES LOCAL GIRL, NO CHAMBER SANCTION GARDEN CLUB T O REMOVE CULVERTS, OBITUARY OF europe'a n t r ip — In RIOTS IN HAITI HAS WIFE IN NEW YORK State Briefs FOR WORLD WAR BOOKS Madrid, Feb. 12.— (A P )—Popular : unrest which quieted somewhat af-1 ------SELECTMEN’ S PLAN ter the retirement of Premier Primo | Natives Start Trouble at Me- Out of Town Concern Selling j POSTAL’S LONG CHASE Miss Lucy Hunt Gives Inter- De Rivera and the accession of the j morial to Those Who Were Charles Pagoreke Alias Ja- New Haven, Feb. 12— (AP) — Books Through Telephone | esting Illustrated Talk at the new Berenguer government, has j Among the mail in the Johnson hall­ DE.«HS showm some signs of reawakening Killed by the Marines. combek to Be Arrested in Campaign from A & N Club, j North End. way today were: I Both in Madrid and the provincial Type That Caused Lawsuit Hicksville on Local Warrant Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, Feb. 12. One Valentine mailed in Denver, Every person listed as a tele- j Mrs. Agnes E. Jordt cities disturbances of an increasing­ Colorado, February 10, 1916, ad­ Miss Lucy O. Hunt’s illustrated — (AP.)—Thirty-one persons were A warrant was file.d today by lo­ phone subscriber is being solicited; ____Mrs. Agnes ^ E. Jordt, wife of An- ly serious character have been not­ arrested today during disorders Investigated; R o u t i n e cal police with the district attorney dressed to Lina Johnson. by ’phone today by representatives ■ tj^ony Jo^t of 2c( Jordt street, Man- lecture before the Manchester Gar­ ed. One postcard mailed in Cleveland, that followed a memorial mass of Nashua' County, Long Island, of the National Publishing Com- Chester Green, died late yesterday den club at the Community Club on The Berenguer government has Ohio, Feb; 12, 1920, addressed to meeting held in honor of the Hai­ New York, for the', arrqst in'Tlick.s'. pany, working at the Army and . afternoon at the Memorial hospital Monday evening was enjoyed by a re-established a censorship on for­ tians killed at Atcc Cayes on Dec. Business Transacted. Warren Johnson, her brother. Navy club, to buy a copy of “Ulus- ; following a brief illness with pneu- eign press dispatches from Spain. A ville, L. I., ofCharles Pagore'ke, alias The Johnsons it seems, have been large audience. With two compan­ 6 in a clash with a force of Ma­ Jacombek, charged with bigamy. •trated Memoirs of the 'V\’orld War” i j-nonia. Her four-year-old son, An- strict domestic censorship was in e f­ rines. moving about and only today did at one dollar each. The plan is ; drew Russell, admitted at the same ions she made an extended tour last Jacombek as the man was known in the greeting catch up with them. fect from the end of the Primo Do After a memorial mass in the Investigation of highway culverts Manchester, married Anhiig Diep- part of the local Army and Navy ^ fjme also suffering from pneumonia summer of Scotland, England, Rivera dictatorship but Primo Ue cathedral in honor of the ’Haitians club’s drive for funds. However, it j ^^as reported today as much im- in Manchester that may cause law tula, of 132 Hilliard street, this LOTTERY CASE CONTINUED Switzerland and other European Rivera himself, some months before killed at Aux Cayes, the leaders ad­ town, while still married to a wo­ has not the sanction of the Cham- proved and out of danger, his fall removed the censorship cn dressed a crowd of 400 in front of suits such as the recent one the Bridgeport, Feb. 12.— (AP) — ber of Commerce. I Mrs. Jordt, who was 43 years old countries. Her subject was “ Out of town lost to three Hartford men man in Hicksville. Angelo Samperi, 26, ^rested last Doors in England.” foreign dispatches. the cathedral speaking of the The volume put on sale contains j i^st month, was taken ill last Fri- misery of che people and blaming follow ng an accident on Oak stree- Jacombek, after marrying the local 1 night charged with selling a lottery Miss Hunt prefaced her talk with The announcement of the estab- 40 pictures or reproductions of i day and on Saturday afternoon both the government, asserting that it was left to the highway committee girl, returned to Hicksville where he. ticket, was arraigned in City Court Kipling's poem “The Glory of the lishment of the short lived Spanish scenes in the W’orld War. Each j ghe and her son were removed to She is president of the Republic of 1873 was celebrated at a I was backed by American raachlno when the matter came before the was arrested charged with forgery, j today and his case continued until picture m'easuies nine by fifteen I hospital in Holloran Brothers’ Garden.” • ■’ ^ ^ Investigation of the man’s record i Saturday under bonds of $1,000. Hartford Bird Study Club and in­ dinner last night sanctioned by the giins, the speakers expressed the Selectmen in regular meeting last inches. The volume is copyrighted j ambulance. The mother died short- hope that the Hoover commission night. Whether the town will ap­ led to the warant being sworn out j Samperi is alleged to have sold a by the National Publishing Com- ly after 2:30 yest_ .day aftqmoon. cidentally interested in gardens. She Berenguer Cabinet. obtained a great many marvelous Although speeches had been for­ would allow them to express their peal the decision of the court award­ here on the bigamy charge. As soon j treasury balance ticket to Joseph pany of New Haven. I Mrs. Jordt was born in Norwuch on convictions free of fear of the in­ ing damages to the Hartford as the Hicksville authorities have I Darmfolski which won $1200, but E. L. Tefft, manager of the sales ; January 3, 1887, and came to Man- colored pictures of gardens, Eng­ bidden, Alejandro Lerroux, answer­ lish lanes, picturesque thatched cot­ terference of machine guns. plainants depends somewhat on the prosecuted the man* the local police on which payment was refused. campaign here, yesterday explained | Chester when a young girl.' She ing the call of some 400 assembled With disorder developing, a small tages over which roses clambered. highway committee's investigation. warrant will be served upon him. his plan to E. J. McCabe, executive | lived in Hartford for a while but Republicans attacked the monarchy detachment of the National Garde 42 Others. Captain Herman gchendel made FIND BIG STILL. secretary of the Manchester Cham- j most of her life was spent in Man- Of these she selected last night and ^the present government, whico ; dispersed the crowd making eig’u- Town Engineer J. Frank ___ Bowen_ _ | the investigation______for______the lo^cal .police Waterbury, Conn., Feb. 12.— (AP) ber of Commerce. A letter out- ; Chester. those in which she thought the gar- : he . termed J a- continuation . . of .the1.-1 arrests, including four speak­ lining it went out to Chamber ; Mrs. Jordt w'as a member of the deners would be most interested, Primo De Rivera dictatorship. Ler­ ers. After the prisoners had been last week. His first wife- was in |\ pacity was "nlnvLpTbvuncovered by Sirr,olic<'local police members today. ! Pomona Grange in Wethersfield beginning with a description of roux declared himself in favor of a 42 such -- . transferred to a police, station a town to make identification certain | in a raid at ^ast Hawkins streM The plan is to solicit everyone by i and of the Women’s Relief Corps, Scottish scenes. i revolution. second crowd gathered and thirteen Their removal awaits iiivestigatiou ______I early today. Two men wno gave Thomas Maxwell operated the by the Selectmen's committee. That telephone to sell the war volume, i She is survived by one daughter in arrests w'ere made on charges of ¥»i iiTMnnriAiii i p O P n ir m • names as Charles Lentini and The campaign manager estimates | addition to' her husband and smi. projector. A number of colored obstructing traffic and refusing to the court decision was of wide im­ j Joseph Ferraro were arrested The views were showui of the country of portance is noted by the fact that INJUNCTION IS SERVED that 30 per cent of those solicited She is Miss Agnes Virginia Jo™t, obey police orders. The trouble last­ still was one of the most elaborate will purchase. The telephone sub- ! a senior student at Manchester the Trossachs, Ben Nevis, Loch the state highway department has C. L. C. CARD P A R H ed about half an hour. ever seized here and occupied three scriber is urged to purchase the i High school. Mrs. J o ^ t was Miss Lomond, Lock Katrine, the diminu­ started the removal of all such IN SLOT MACHINE CASE floors of a building formerly used book because it will help the Army Agnes Eliza^th McGuire before tive Ellen’s Icle and other places : “gutter bridges” in the state. It is as quarters by a negro lodge of and J^avv boys. ! marriage and also leaves her father. immortalized by Sir Walter Scott. I FILLS 4 0 TABLES JUDGE ACQUITTED possible the town will remove the 42 Elks. Estimating a sales success of 30 i James McGuire of No^ic , wo Several colored landscapes showing ; culverts that have been located Police Are Restrained from per cent $1,500 will be collected by sisters, Miss Frances McGuire of the Scotch heather that covered the ; along highways here. Raiding Them— Matter Re­ g e t t e n DAY’S. me c L p a i ^ . Manager Tefft told : New York City and Mrs _ Mabe moors, and closeups gave a good i Gibbons Assembly Catholic La­ Pittsburgh, Feb. 12.— (A P )— A Last night's meeting voted to en­ Norwalk, Feb. 12.— (AP)—Arthur idea of this beloved pinkish helio­ Federal Court jury today acquitted ferred to Asst, Attorney the Chamber of Commerce that ex- ; Browm of San Francisc^ Ca if., and dies of Columbus gave a .successful dorse a petition to Congress seeking Henzler, of Norwalk was sentenced penses will run a little over $800. j one brother, Edward McGuire trope flower. card party last evening in St. ‘ former Judge John A. Berkey and additional compensation for. Spanish General Johnson. to ten days in jail and Philip Of the profits made amounting to : Boston. tnTnnr- The famous beds and formal gar­ Bridget’s hall for the benefit of St. j 14 other residents of Somerset War Veterans. At the same time the O’Grady, also of this city, was fined $700, one half goes to the Army and ; ^funera^ wi ^ dens in Princess street, Edinburgh, Bridget’s church. Forty tables were ' county on charges of conspiracy to Selectmen voted not to contribute a Hartford, Feb. 12.— (AP)—Attor­ $50 by Judge Freeman Light at a Naw club row ... - „ -- i wcicwere thrownluiuvvii upon the screen cv.i..and jjj pi^y -phe dccoratlous were in violate the prohibition law. sum of town money towards^ ^ a ney General Benjamin Ailing Tues­ special session of City Court today, The reason the Chamber of Com- i home on Jordt street. ev. •, many views of Falloden, Viscount , keeping with St. Valentine’s day Berkey contended the case was Spanish War memorial here. The day afternoon received from State when Miss Indiana Gyberson an art­ merce does not sanction the plan is i Stuart Neill, ° . -phe ' beautiful country estate near g.nd at the close of the games, Mrs. “political persecution” brought to board believes that voting such a Police Commissioner Robert T. ist of Cornwall Bridge, Conn., testi­ that the townspeople must pay out | Episcopa^ church, i Alnwick. ______, Mahoney and the ladies of destroy his political influence. He Hurley, the injunction served on the Peter L. Jordt, The Hartford women were accord- ' denied the charges of the state’s sum would be setting a dangerous fied that they misappropriated and $1,500 in order to contribute $350 'Vobn^nTi Grover Johnson, her committee served sandwiches, precedent and not good judgment. commissioner restraining the state wrecked her expensive automobile to the Army and Navy club. A ; Charles Joh I ed special privileges at Falloden cake and coffee. principal witness C. M. Walsh, his police from raiding slot machines former political lieutenant, that he Routine Business. at a loss to her of over $2,900. great proportion of the rest of th-e i JeSra relatives, i through a letter of introduction The door prize was won by Mrs. operated by the Eastern Mint Vend­ from a mutual friend. Earl Gray had conspired to levy tribute on , The board received and voted to Henzler was charged with taking money goes out of town. Sever.m ^ j .jj j ^^6 family plot at Henry Ahem. Both bridge and ing Company. The injunction was was in London when the visitors ar- ■ traffic in illicit liquor in return for accept the deed of a strip of land the automobile without the owners inquiries have come to The Herald ■ ' gg^eterv straight whist were played with six issued on order of United States rived. The pictures showed the ' Oil Edgerton street purchased from permission on Monday night and today to learn if the plan had any ■ the East cemetery.______prizes in each section. Winners nf protection. District Judge Edivin S. Thomas at stately home, the bird sanctuary, E. J. Holi. A claim for damages official sanction and t’nis news : ______first prizes in bridge were Mrs. The jury reached its verdict after New Haven. Grady who was driving the car at ardens, beautiful lawns and trees Joseph Leary and Andrew Healey, j deliberating one hour and a quarter, filed bv Miss Margaret Wartley fol- The matter has been referred to the time of the accident was charg­ story is in explanation. 'Ibwing' a fall on the upper end of at Falloden. second, Mrs. Felix McE'vitt and Jud- | Assistant Attorney General Ray­ ed ■with reckless driving. O’Grady funerals Miss Hunt described and showed ^ son Nevers; consolation, Mrs. Jo-: Bisscll .street during an icy spell was mond A. Johnson who is considering was badly hurt in the accident. pictures of Stratford-on-Avon, the ' seph Gorman and Henry Ahem. In ! QUAKES IN PORTUGAL referred to the public safety com­ whether an appeal should be taken SEN. DILL JOINS lovely formal garden there and Ann whist the first prizes were won by j mittee. The report of Building In­ to the United States Circuit Court. LOTTERY SELLERS FINED. Mrs. .Anna'M. Miller Hathaway’s cottage and garden Mrs. John Mcllduff and Dennis spector Edward C. Elliott, Jr., ac- It is understood the injunction, be New Britain, Feb. 12.— (AP) — The funeral of Mrs. Anna M. Mil­ where they spent many happy Sullivan; Miss Anna Waichowski j Portugal Feb. cepted last night, and town bills [ i^eing served on the head of Fines and court costs amounting to A B A C K ON HUGHES ler, wife of Stephen J. Miller of 16 hours, as v/ell as scenes at Oxford and John Gill, second and Miss I reaching Lisbon from southern ordered paid will be found on ao- state police department, has $1,985.30 were imposed by Judge Hemlock street, who died at the and Cambridge showing the marvel­ Dorothy Hanna and Patrick Griffin, | provinces show that the e a r ^ u ^ e other page of today’s Herald. also been served on the heads of Stanley J. Traceski in police court Hartford hospital yesterday morn­ ous lawns, Addison’s Walk and well consolation. which shook ^^vo was much more severe than early The claim of an Addison man by municipal police departments. today on 17 storekeepers and others (Continued From i’age One) ing, will be held from the home ot kept drives. The speaker emphasiz­ the name of Erlich for damages said charged with being concerned with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius ed the way in which the English reports indicated. to have been sustained when his Chief of Police Gordon said today the sale and distribution of lottery of the oldest men ever appointed to Chagnot of 173 Eidridge street, at care for their gardens and lawns At Lagos, Estombar and Louie residents fled to the fields when truck hit a loose curbstone on Hart­ that he had received a copy of the tickets. Seven were fined $150 the Supreme Court” and said “I 8:30 o’clock Friday morning and and the interest they take in beau­ 83 DOGS BURNED roofs crumbled and ■walls cracked. ford Road was referred to the pub­ injunction. He did not indicate w hat: apiece, five $100 apiece and five $50 wonder if it is because the President 9 o’clock at St. James’s church. The tifying every available portion of At Estoril, the Portuguese Monte lic safety committee. Mr. Erlich is his course would be in case it should apiece. The seven also received just wants to assure that the pres­ body will be placed in the receiving ground around their homes. Lake Forest, Ills., Feb. 12. —(APi Carlo, the walls of a school cracked represented by'Attorney W. J. Shea. develop that the machines, re-estab­ suspended jail sentences of 30 days. ent views of the court on valuations vault at St. James’s cemetery. The party motored through Eng­ —The 83 dogs burned to death when and the roof fell a few minutes be- A change in ownership of the gaso­ lished under the protection of the This is the first time in the local will be undisturbed.” land for several weeks and were federal writ, were being used for court that jail sentences have been Referring to the attack on Hughes fire destroyed Mrs. Irene Castle M e-1 fore the children entered the class- line filling station at 555 Middle able to see much of interest that is Laughlin’s dog refuge “Orphans of room, gambling. connected with the penalty for vio­ made yesterday by Senator Borah, missed by the average tourist. They Turnpike East, formerly known as the Storm” yesterday did not die in Erickson’s, was approved. The new Some months ago, when a raid lations of the lottery law. Republican, Idaho, Senator Dill ABOUT TOWN were particularly charmed with was made on the vending machines said “ I couldn’t help thinking how Devon, the "Rose Garden of Eng­ vain. owner is Louis Cherrone. much the Senator from Idaho help­ Mrs. McLaughlin announced to­ Traffic Lights. here, the operating company ob­ BOOZE WAS POT.VTOES land” and obtained many fine views tained the release of the seized de- ed to bring about this appointment day that a new and even better The lighting committee rccom- New Britain, Feb. 12.— (AP) — Mrs. A. Lcibcr£ of 15 Griswold of the hills and interesting country. Four residents of Shelton, whose when he marched up and down the Qtrppt- won first n'rize at tlm whist ! Miss Hunt then transported her . refuge _ for homeless__ dogs . would re- a. ™ | j’"iJJln SCS" names were not given out by the land calling for the election of the Side Rec yester- ! hearers swiftly to Switzerland. She ■ pMce the $10,000 kennels that burn- Essex saeet It wa. ^oted. l^^scus , general opinion of police man who appointed Mr. Hughes.” party at the "Wes presenrs police, today identified a photograph .lay afternoon. I remarked that the French people j ed. She further declared that she sions of traffic control lighos at the | that the protection ex- of Henry Gaillard of New York, who Dill warned that unless the people 1 were not nearly so much interested i would demand a thorough investiga- “C.YVALLERIA” Center and at Park streets propos- | ^^e injunction extends “RUSTICANA” they said, sold them cases of liquor get better treatment from the court Catching his hand in a gear at ’ in flowers as either the English or ^ tion by the fire department and ""'■' ed by the police commission disclos ■ | machines innocent of em- and which proved to be potatoes. Gail­ “ there will be a revolution—not of the dressing mill at Cheney Broth- the Swiss, and many places such as would press prosecution if it were ed a majority of the Selectmen op- ployment as gambling------devices------and> lard was arrested in this city Mon­ bullets but of ballots.” found the fire of incendiary origin, | “PAGLIACCI” posed to any type of lights. This mat­ ers, John Toman of 19 St. Lawrence public grounds which would be Fiances Peralta of Metropolitan that the moment they are used for day after, it is alleged, he tried to “ I intend by this vote to do what street had the tip of one finger cut greatly enhanced by verdant lawns, as she believes, 1 ter, however, rests with the police I can to put a stop to what I be­ Opera Gueot Artist. gaming they will cease to come deliver cases of “liquor” to the office off this morning. His injury was are surrounded by gravel courts, There have been several com-1 board under the new law, but ap­ within the provisions of the writ. lieve is one of the greatest dangers BUSHNELL MEMORIAL of a factory official who is in the treated at th^ Cheney medical de- The pictures of Alpine flowers in plaints to the Lake county prosecu-1 propriations to pay for their install­ to the" country—in putting men on south. The contents of the boxes U m T u p rem rc^ 7t who‘ will7erm ff , partment and he was taken to nis ! their native environment was es- tor recently against the refuge ] HARTFORD, FEB. 21 ation will have to ,bs made by a later proved to be potatoes. The pecially beautiful against a back- ; which the complainants described j Foot Guard Auspices the picking of pockets of the com- home. ____ town meeting. MULE m KTRAlNS Shelton residents said they paid ground of snowy mountains. Eidel- I as a nuisance. I $2 to $5.50. Mall Orders. Since this is a property revalua­ $115 a case for the “liquor.” Gail­ mon people.” 1 An 8 1-4 pound girl was born thus weiss which grows high up among j tion year under the Linder system TO TRANSPORT BOOZE lard had been taken to jail to await I morning to Air. and Airs. Robert H. the crags and peaks is the national j of assessments. Selectman Jarle i a hearing prior to the arrival of the I McKinney of 75 Union street. The flower of Switzerland and is very : Johnson was instructed to contcr ! Shelton victims. CRYING CASE PUZZLES I baby was born at Aliss Nellie Hol­ beautiful and difficult to obtain. I with his father. Chairman of Asses­ Spokane, Wash., Feb. 12.— (API | Cyclamen, bluebells and anemones | lister's home on Alarble street. Today Matinee 2:15 sors S. Emil Johnson, to ascertain __Twenty five persons were under L.\ST CL.ASS GK.XDUATE of many varieties, deep yellow I j Eve. Cent. the needs of the assessors to carry indictment here today in...... what...... the New Haven, Feb. 12.— (AP.) — BAY STATE SPECIALISTS Miss May Barrett is chairman of i mountain arnica and Alpine roses j and out the work. Mr. Johnson will re­ ■nn’ ent alle°'ed was a conspir-i Frederick Smiley Curtis, head of the card party which is to be held { just as they are growing were the Thursday STATE 6:45 to 10:30 20 VC port back at the next meeting. acy to transport liquor from Canada I C ^ Attleboro. Mass., Feb. 12.— (AP) this evening at St. James's hall. subject of a choice collection of pic­ to northwest ciues of the Umtcc ____ v p Ip «Vio-f=f piacts nf —■Violet Michael. 18 year old tures. A PROGRAM THAT DEFIES THE CRITICS. member of the Yale Sheff class of At the close of her talk. Miss States by mule pack trains. 1869 except for a member now liv­ jew'elry worker, who started to cry ' The conspiracy the government Sunday night and couldn’t stop was : Hunt was given a rising vote of WOULD PLEDGE STOCK ing in California who did not grad­ BOAT BULLET SCARRED thanks. charged, had resulted in thousand.s uate. The Yale College class of reported considerably better today, i WILLIAM POWELL HELEN KANE ------I of dollars worth of liquor being Under treatment by Dr. Earl R. : The attendance prize—a package FAY WRAY SHEETS GALLAGHER 1869 has many surviving members. of Giant Nymph and Sweet Laven- Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP) _ I smuggled into the United States. The Sheffield Scientific school White, the family physician, and ; COAST GUARDS’ CLAIM in Dr. Harvey Sanborn, Providence, R. i ! der gladiolus bulbs donated by Permission to pledge 177,900 shares | Three rum rings, accused of using classes in the 60’s and 70’s were of I President Charle-, M. Murphey— small numbers as compared with I., specialist. Miss Alichael slept ■ ;^«qfi;Lehigh Valley railroad stock as | pack trains, were said to have re- was won by Miss Madeline Smith. ' 'collateral against loan obligations, | sorted to camouflage the long lines the college classes of the same nearly eight hours last night, but I was sought from the Interstate | of plodding, liquor laden animal.s, years. when she awoke this morning the | New London, Conn., Feb. 12.— Commerce Commission today by the ! and at times to have driven the A. B._ Hill______of this city, long _ a civil tears came again but with con- | while no official statement was Wabash railroad. The Wabash com­ mules over United States forestry engineer who died a few weeks ago I siderably less strain. , . ,, ' available today, it is believed that was° the other______member’CQ CViofF/ of ’69 Sheff' The o-irl'ogirl’s poepcase hhas n - puzzled KpfV,both , pany, which has an excess of $17,- trails. POLICE M AY DROP ^ class living when the alumni direc­ physicians. Her first tears had been | when t.ie hearing . g 000.000 invested in Lehigh "Valley So systemized were the wide­ occasioned by the departure of her | against the fishing boat Gander of .stock, expressly disclaim.ed any in­ tory of last September was com­ spread operations that a “traffic mother to New Bedford for a brief : Bridgeport is held the Coast Guard V Heels piled. KIDNAPING CASE tent to sell the securities. manager” was employed to route visit. The family became alarmed will claim evidence of the effect of “This company having purchased j the many pack trains from Canada when the girl was unable to control ■ machine gun fire was uncovered a the said common stock of the to secluded places opposite the NO HOLID.AY HERE Hartford, Feb. 12— (AP)—Today herself and her sobbing brought on j aboard the boat, New Haven, Feb. 12.— (A P )—The Oaramount Lehigh Valley railroad for the pur­ sparsely settled and mountainous was no holiday for the registration spasmodic contraction of the dia- , An exhaustive investigation for possibility that investigation into pose of protecting itself in the east­ Okanogan country in north central evidence that the Gander was struck-( the kidnapping of Alax Price, 62 Qicture ern trunk line situation,” the Wab­ section of the state motor vehicle phram. Washington. department though other sections of by bullets was conducted today by year old real estate operator would ash application said, “it is proposed Government agents said the traf­ Coast Guard warrant officers, be- be dropped loomed today as author­ to hold such stock for such purpose the department and other depart­ Broadway as it is lived! Broadway gayety! fic manager also watched the lieved to have been aboard Coast ities admitted they faced a blank and has no intention of selling.” ments in the state capitol observed DENY STRIKE REPORT Broadway heartaches! Garnished with songs, weather and when it snowed,/'seat I Guard patrol boats which partici- wall. : Tlic Lehigh Valley holdings were the birthday anniversary of Abra­ confedy, dance! white mules along the trails, the ham Lincoln. ------I pated in skirmishes with a fugitive Assistant City Attorney N. Dur­ ' formerly in possession of the penn- Ruesselshmm, Germany, Feb. 12 ^raft in. Long Island Sound early in ant saw a small hope that some­ 'isylvania company, but were trans­ animals blending ■with the whiteness Clerks were busily engaged in — (A P )— General Motors officials the morning of Feb. 7. The Coast thing tangible might develop tomor­ of the landscape. When the ground opening mail applications which are -AND------ferred to the Wabash two years today denied the existence of any | Guard claims that the Gander is the row at the hearing in New'York of ago. was bare bay animals carried the now pouring into the office at the liquor. rate of approximately 6,000 a day. serious trouble at the Opel Works. | boat which was chased by the ser- two Detroit gangsters, Samuel Hen- The workers were dismissed yes­ vice vessels. | del and Harry Fleisch arrested in WARNER. BROS. terday whereupon about 150 men, The examination of the Gander connection with the case. It is be- DE.ATH TOLL NOW FOUR TO HOLD AUTOPSY described as Communists, dropped today was a continuation of u lieved here however, these two men J® HARVARD GETS GIFT tools today. After parleys between search begun yesterday afternoon had no part in the actual abduction spokesmen for the workers and em­ Brockton, Ma^., Feb. 12.— (AP) at the lighthouse wharf here, where ! of the man who was held a captive Honolulu, Feb. 12— (AP) — An for eight days and released upon — The death of Susan Saxton, 68, Bridgeport, Feb. 12— (AP)—Gre­ ployers a satisfactory adjustment of | the Gander is moored, pending the autopsy on the body of Mrs. Marion promise to pay $25,000 ransom. at the Brockton hospital last night gory S. Bryan, retired manufacturer the difficulty was reached. hearing, which will be held before Sevier, formerly of Irvington, N. Y., The officials said there was no Price is now recovering from his brought to four the toll of deaths who died here October 22, left an United States Commissioner Russell will be held today to determine the destruction of machinery. experience in a Fairfield county caused by the fire which swept the estate valued at $977,882.54, accord­ H. Corcoran at an unannounced ing to the report of appraisers made cause of her death. date. sanitarium. City Farm early yesterday. She was Mrs. Sevier, wife of Col. Granville LAUGHS AND GASPS taken from the dormitory after be­ today. The report was filed at the BERLIN REPORT Probate Court in Washington, Sevier, of the 64th Coast Artillery, ' as the Ace o f Comed­ ing overcome by smoke and died Berlin, Feb. 12 —(A P )—The So­ died in an Army hospital here in cialist newspaper Vorwaerts today ians takes the air in from smoke inhalation and shock. Conn,, by the Bridgeport Trust Company, trustees of the estate. August, 1928. stated that 700 Communists, led by Another inmate, Fred Stone, 60, the fanniest aviation Air. Bryan’s will, which wa.s Mrs. Sevier left her husband, to C o rn el Cornel ^Everybody io ihai Se^aitona! was .still in a .serious condition to­ a member of the Prussian Diet, to­ pictnre ever screened. drawn the day before his death whom she was married in Baltimore, day occupied the Opel automobile day from smoke inhalation. names Harvard University as the Md„ In 1926,'$700,000. works at Ruesselsheim, destroying . /PHINX TEMPLE Three persons, Mrs. Luella Bacon, Ralph Shainwald, brother of Mrs. EDWARD EVERETT 55. George Brown, 61, and Minot principal beneficiary. part of the machinery. The police Sevier, asked that an autopsy be HORTOJS Copeland, 60, lost their lives in the The town of Washington, where were called in. he was horn, is given $300,000 for a held after her death, asserting his General Motors has a controlling fire and damage of $100,000. PATSY RUTH MILLER memorial, $1,000 is given to the sister died of unnatural causes. interest in the Opel Works. S H R I ^ ♦ Washington Cemetery Association, Major W. C. Whitmore, who attend­ JOHNNY ARTHUR $1,000 is given to each of his ed the woman, at the time of her Ice cream is said to date back LEE MORAN UNVEIL LINCOLN BUS cousins, Powell S. Seeley and Ed­ death, said he was convinced she for more than 3500 years in ward Seeley of Roxbury, Conn.; Wil­ died of natural causes. Four other China’s history. CIRCUIT EDWARD liam G. Green, of Waterbury; Harry physicians at the autopsy, held last ^ARTINDEL .-tondon, Feb. 12.—(AP)—A bust t E.XKLV— Doors open 1 and 7 p. m. of Abraham Lincoln, the work of | b:’;ccn and Richard Bryant of An- April, agreed with Major Whitmore. onia; Mrs. .Yiidrcw G. Barnes, of One physician, however, held the See the Side Show and AH the Excitement Andrew O’Connor, Irish-American Cheney Hall Adm. 50c before the Big Siiow opens. You’ll enjoy it. i’cOlptor who presented it to the New Alilford, and S. Ford Seeley, of causes to be doubtful, and Shain- % (fcity of Loudon as a token of Anglo- Washington. \yald later asked for a . ccond IVIarvelous ‘Big Top’ Program Ajiierican friendship, was unveiled The residue of the estate goes to autopsy. Did You Ever Hear a of sensational and daring performers. at the Royal Exchange today by the Harvard University. G y m n a s ts — Tumblers — Jugglers — High loi'd mayor, Sir William Waterloo. G.YSTON SIGNS UP. Mummy Talk? School Horses—Baby Elephants— Trapeze It: was formally pre.sented to the PAP.VL KNIGHT DIES. Boston, Feb. 12.— (A P )—The Bos­ .Artists—Trained Seals— Frolicking Fools. city by the Marquis of Crewe who New York, Feb. 12.—John J. AIc- ton Red Sox today announced the This one does— and how! GET RESERVED SE.VTS E.YRLY apted for the Marquis of Reading, Grane, 80, a Papal Knight of St. receipt of the signed contract of Gallup A: Alfred’s, 205 .Asylum St., Hartford adm ission FIFTH ANNUAL CONCERT aJjairman of the Lincoln committee. Gregory, died at his home in West Milton Gaston, pitcher who was ac­ in or at Shrine Circus Headquarters, Hotel quired last year from Washington Manchester Police Aid Association The bust is carved from a block S3rd street last night. A native G ard e. of Cambridge, N. Y., Mr. McGrane and who with his brother Alec made Sunday Afternoon, February 16 Bf; American limestone quarried Be An Optimist 6 ROAD ST hear Lincoln’s birthplace and por­ was a pioneer organizer of Catholic I’.o one of the few such big league FEB. 17 HARTFORD pilgrimages to Rome and the Holy batteries Alec has since been re- T O 2 2 A Y A T E a r m o r v trayed the President in middle age Dancing, McKay's Or., Feb. 19 bcfoie the Civil War. Land. leased. I ■ I y

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LIGGETT EXPLAINS EIGHTH DISTRICT HAS HAS HORSE-CAR DRY LAW REPEAL TO RESTRICT DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY DRIVER’S TICKET BILLS DISCUSSED A Red Letter Day to Both “DRY” CONDITIONS Manchester Man Retains Li-i USE OF SUBS cense Under Which Hej (Continued from Page 1.) Dr. Sweet 20 Years, William Drove Boston Rattler in the Patriots ... and Home Makers McGuire 25 Years District to be capable of being enforcec Famous Blizzard of ’88. without such a train of conse­ IN WAR TIME Magazine Writer Tells Con­ Officials— Dinner Marks Oc­ quences, must not be inconsistent Harrison M. Sisco of 329 1-2 casion. with the mind of the people of the (Continued from Page 1) Center street, an old time country as being right, and must gress Bootleggers Are licensed horse car driver of The February meeting of the dir­ not be destructive of individual lib­ American headquarters was that Boston, is in possession of his ectors of the Eighth School and erty.” the delegation decided to stand Rampant In Nation. Utilities District held last night first license to drive, issued by Seven Resolutions. firmly on its position that the un­ marked the completion of two de­ the city police board, July 7, Chairman Graham prefaced (this limited categories, namely cruisers, 1887. The old permit, signed cades as an officer of the district statement by saying that seven res­ destroyers and submarines, must by the police commissioners, A. by Dr. F. A. Sweet, district presi­ olutions, each containing a proposi­ be settled before the battleship Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP)— The T. Whiting, William H. Lee and dent, and the twenty-fiith anniver­ tion to amend the Constitution, were problem finally is attacked. long awaited hearing on resolutions sary as an officer of the district by W . M. Osborne, has been well introduced into the House by seven Figure^ Presented proposing outright repeal of the Director William McGuire, who was preserved. different members and referred to It was confirmed that the French present last night for the first time Mr. Sisco, now approaching Eighteenth Amendment and various the judiciary committee by the had presented tentative figures for in seven months, hts long ab­ fourscore milestone, is one of forms of modification of that the few living employees of the House for consideration. the fleet tonnage desired by France sence having been due to illness. and it was said these figures fur­ amendment opened today before the The notice of the meeting sent Cambridge Horse Railroad, The purpose also, he said, was for having worked on several of the committee, if It deemed them nished a sufficient bausis, so that House judiciary committee with out by Dr. Sweet suggested that the practical progress could be made the old hofse-drawn street rail­ meritorious, to have them reported Chairman Graham announcing at officers meet at 6:30 last night as a by the committee which is drawing way lines in Boston and the su­ back to the House. Their adoption dinner prepared and served by Dr. up a formula for combining global the outset that this amendment and burban cities, and has driven would necessitate a two thirds vote the prohibition enforcement law Sweet himself would precede the and category methods of measuring : two, four and six-horse hitches in each branch of the Congress. “have been tested for ten years business. navies. 1 The members were on time and J. over Boston’s streets during After that, he explained, three without satisfactory results.” This comnuttee has reached I Henry Olmstead, of East Hartford, many heavy storms. fourths of the states must concur Graham prefaced his statement by unanimous agreement on some. I the district’s engineer, was also During the blizzard of March in the action of Congress. saying he desired to explain his own points, but is still struggling with present. It was then that Dr. Sweet 11-13, 1888, Mr. Sisco drove Should Congress reject a resolu­ position on prohibition, ene of the others. A report of its progress was ; reminded the gathering of the dou­ steadily for 72 hours without a tion proposing revision of the Con­ livest issues on Capitol Hill. expected this afternoon. ble anniversary. relief. Later he turned switches The more than 200 men and stitution, Graham added, it then This was a busy day for Prime I A t the business session that fol- for the first electric car to be women gathered in the House cau­ would not be submitted to the Minister Ramsay MacDonald. He, 1 lowed it was voted to sell the Ford tried out in Boston. cus roo,m listened intently to the states. In the event an amendment had a Cabinet meeting at eleven , I truck oviTied by the district that has Pennsylvanian. Nearly half of the to the Constitution should be suo- o'clock and entertain.d some of the : I had four years’ service and to pur- audience was composed of women. mitted to the states, he said it could advisers to the various delegations ' chase a new one. MISS H U n PLEASES Taking the witness stand, Walter be approved by the state legislature with their wives at a luncheon at W. Liggett, a special writer for or by a convention convened in each No. 10 Dowming street, at 2:45 p. “Plain Talk," testified there are IN PIANO RECITAL state if so directed by Congress. m. He plans to attend a session of “Not less than 700 speakeasies run­ "The convention methods, which the House of Commons; at '4:30 there was a meeting of the naval ning day and night in the District of BIG ICE CROP HOUSED, would require delegates to be elect­ day ^ conference as a whole and at six on Columbia, and not less than 4,000 ed on the issue of amendment, w’ould In her first public appearance in o'clock there was a conference with bootleggers.” furnish the opportunity for a WOOD IS STILL CUTTING Manchester, Miss Lylian Hutt, 16- the British Empire delegations at Studying Prohibition. referendum, so much desired and said be had been assigned year-old pupil of Archibald Sessions, which it is likely the submarine captivated an audience of 70 per­ asked for,” he said. “That method bv hts magazine to make a study of question will come up. sons in another of the series of of ratification would furnish the ^ ;;; caAe^/uei^^^ AO prohibition conditions throughout L. T. Wood, Bissell street ice It was understood that this dis­ lectures and concerts given by W at­ only way a referendum can ever be cussion was precipitated by the the countrv and that he had been dealer has completed filling the ice kins Brothers last night. Miss Hutt had under the law. statement of Charles Te 'Water, working on his assignment for the house at Globe Hollow pond and this displayed a promising technique as Widespread Requests. representing the Union of South past eight months. During a six morning moved his markers and a pianist and her numbers, played “There was widespread requests Africa, at the plenary session yes­ week's investigation of ashington ploughs to Lake Colebrook, Bolton from memory, were most pleasing. for hearings from proponents and terday. There was some difference and the Di.strict of Columbia, he Notch. With excellent weather for Miss Hutt'is the daughter of Mr. of opinion as to the exact interpre­ ■said he had conferred with mem­ I icei harvesting during the past ten the friends of the resolutions; hence and Mrs. Herbert Hutt of Hackma­ tation of Mr. Te Water’s remarks bers of the prohibition enforcement days he has stored 12,000 tons of a hearing has been ordered. In the tack street. but they seemed to indicate dissen­ unit and members of the city police good quality ice in four ice houses existing state of the public mind a Assisting on the program was the sion on the part of South Africa vice squad and dry leaders as well located at Lydallville, Folly Brook hearing upon the matters could not well-known baritone, Robert Von regarding the abolition of subma­ checking on speakeasies and boot­ and Globe Hollow. The Bolton crop be denied without infringing the < jjw’.rs' Deck, whose fine, natural voice was rights of American citizens to peti­ rines. This evening the prime min­ leggers. will considerably increase the total at its best last night. He sang sev­ N oted for Dry Law. tion and be heard by the Congress ister will attend a reception at the harvest for the season with several eral well chosen numbers. In opening his statement to the upon redressing a wrong or better­ Royal Academy by Lady Austen thousand tons of 9 ’ o inch ice in Tuesday evening, February 25, committee, Liggett said he not ing a condition. Chamberlain. prospect for the next few’ days. Harry N. Roth w'ill speak at Wat­ only had voted for the dry law but A record in uninterrupted storage kins Brothers on “Hints for Making "This hearing will not interfere had supported the dry law at the of ice was made yesterday at the And Hanging Draperies.” His daily with President Hoover's crime com­ time of its adoption with consider­ Globe Hollow reservoir, the Wood w’ork at Watkins ranges from the mission, but rather be an aid there able expense in his owm paper. He employes with 10,000 cakes of ice hanging of a simple cottage curtain of. SPRINGFIELD DIST. said he felt that state wide pro­ slipping into the big house during to the installing of elaborate drapes “The Eighteenth Amendment and hibitory laws would “ measurably the day. such as those in the Bushnell Me­ the enforcement law has been tested ELECTS DEMOCRAT Only improve conditions. A total of sixty-odd men have morial and County Court House, for ten years, without satisfactory “ However.” he added. “I believed been employed during the harvest­ Hartford. results. Enforcement has left a then and still believe in local op- Three Mote ing season by this concern at the train of consequences most deplor­ several storage points in Manche.s- (Continued from Page 1.) tion." . . • V.,- able and depressing to every patriot. In his work during the last eight ter and vicinity. Red Letter Days “No one wants the restoration of months Liggett said he had studied In addition to the ice cut by L. T. ABOUT TOWN the old conditions or the saloon,” I same amount the other way was the District of Columbia, Boston, Wood, George Buck of Highlantl Graham continued. “We may as j astonishing to political observers. Ma.ss., the State of Michigan and Park has already cut one freezing uf ?ilrs. Johanna V. Hickethier of well a.sk, cannot control and regu­ I The successful Democratic candi- If your home needs any of these particularly Detroit, Kansas, and the pond at his ice house and is‘ to­ Irvington, N. J.. district deputy lations of liquor traffic supply the ! date carried all three cities in the also hi.s native state of Minnesota. day cutting the second crop, which grand recorder was a visitor at the place of prohibition? W hat use of I district. Springfield, Northampton In Minnesota he asserted he had will fill his house. The house is meeting of the Women of Moose- more laws, drastic and partaking I and Chicopee, and won in nine of exceptional opportunity to compare too large to be filled in one cutting Furniture Pieces you can Save 25% - heart Legion held at the Home of the spirit of vengeance, rather i the 16 towns, his opponent winning conditions as they are now with from the pond and it is necessary Clubhouse on Brainard Place last than justice? Natural liberty of the only in Amherst, East Longmeadow. what they were before the enact­ to await a second freeze over. evening. She assisted Deputy Grand individual has neven, been totally Granby, Hampden, Longmeadow, ment of the dry law. He explained F. H. Starkweather, who supplie.s 50% by selecting Red Letter Values Margaret Dahl in conducting a surrendered to society, hut only so Wilbraham and South Hadley. he had worked in different activities at the North End, has filled his ice school of instruction. much as is needed to preserve the City’s Majority Parlor Rockers in the three largest Minnesota house in part, but his pond is not Beds Chamber Suites Library Tables organized entity. Springfield gave Granfield more cities and that his work had taken large enough to furnish ice suffi­ Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters Benches Dining Suites Occasional Taoies Reed Rockers “Freedom of decision as to what than half his plurality over Griggs, him on trips through the state at cient to fill in one cutting. The ice held a successful whist social in Buffets Parlor Suites Parlor Tables Settees one may drink, eat or wear, is as the Democratic candidate receiving lhat time. is forming well on the pond again Odd Fellows hall last evening, fol­ Fiber Suites Tea Wagons Kitchen StooLs “Wiih all respect for Mr. ^ \ ol- fundamental as freedom of belief in 17,410 votes to his Republican op­ Kitchen Cabinets and Mr. Starkweather says that he lowed by a dance with music by religion. Like in the delegation of Davenport Tables Wardrobes ptcad,’’ he said, “I know conditions ponent's 13,704, a margin of 3706. Medicine Cabinets Breakfast Sets expects to have enough to fill. Miss Robinson, pianist and Gustave powers to the Federal government Dining Tables Mattresses in Minnesota better than he does. In the last municipal election, Sewing Cabinets Scatter Rugs Case Brothers have already cut Ulrich playing on the accordeon. by the sovereign states, all not dele­ End Tables Daybeds Not for Saloon. Mayor Dwight R. Winter defeated their own ice, which is no small Oscar Strong was announcer for the gated were.reserved. Smoking Cabinets Gateleg Table.s Axminster Rugs Velvet Rugs Liggett asserted he held no brief Carlos B. Ellis, the Republican tonnage. The cutting was done on old-fashioned dances. Winners ,at “Individual man has a large res­ Wilton Rugs for the saloon and did not wish its nominee, by 2106 in a contest in Dining Chairs their pond in Highland Park. Pat­ cards were, first: Miss Alice Wilson ervoir of powers. Only when one’s return. He insisted, however, that which 32,806 ballots were cast. Yes­ High Chairs Linoleum Rugs rick Calhoun who cuts ice for his and Wilmer Keeney: second, Mrs. choice by overt acts break.s the before prohibition, taking the Dis­ terday’s vote showed that interest Ranges own use and for some in the neigh­ Robert Swanson and M. S. Young peace or injures society can the in­ Kitchizn Chairs trict of Columbia as an example, in the congressional election was Nursery Furniture borhood, has filled his house. He and consolation, Mrs.. Clara Lincoln dividual decision be assailed, and Reed Chairs there were 300 legally licensed sa­ about the same as that taken in the Carriages also has cut ice and filled the hou.se and Robert Swanson. Mr. Swanson then only to punish the overt acts. Upholstered Chau's loons and their proprietors obeyed city contest and that Granfield was Luggage for the Manchester Dairy Ice Cream also won the door prize. The social Canada’s System W’indsor Chairs the regulatory laws. A t that time he about even with Winter in most of Cedar Chests iths Lamps company. committee for the quarter served “Behold the actipn of the Canada the Democratic wards and pulled said, the minor found it very diffi­ ra’idwiches, home made cake and provinces which after many experi­ Chifforobes Washing Machine.s cult if not impossible to obtain li­ slightly less support in the Re­ coffee. ments have finally adopted the so- China Closets Opposite Hi^ Sdiool Waxing Machines quor in a saloon and young girls, he publican districts. i called ‘Canadian system,’ all except Bed Davenports Sozith Manchester Ironing Boards said could not get it. The meeting of the Educational Prince Edward Island. Only Finland Desks Dinnerware Liggett said he had the facts to WETS HOLD FORTH RE.VCTION AT CAPITAL club which was to have been held and the United States stand out as Dressers Tea Sets prove that after ten years of prohi­ this week has been postponed until dry nations. Cannot some system Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP.) — Ferneries Kitchenware bition arrests in Washington for AT OPEN MEETING Wednesday, February 19, when it be devised to control, and not pro­ Election of William J. Granfield, drunkenness trebled, and every form will be held with Mrs. W , R. Tinker, hibit, that will lessen the evils por­ Democrat, as representative from of law violation had increased in Sr., on Park street. trayed? The use of wine has been the Second Massachusetts District (Continued from Page 1.) the national capitol. countenanced throughout the ages. yesterday, was said today by Rep­ Turning to Boston, Liggett said The annual banquet of Hose Com­ Had God wished automatons he resentative Garner, of Texas, the there were 4.000 speakeasies with tive committee of the National Con­ pany, No. 2, South Manchester Fire | could have changed the nature of House minority leader, to be an in­ BRIDGEPORT RESIDENT BIG SHRINE CIRCUS WILL CLEMSON REPEAT? 15,000 persons in the booze business ference of Organizations Supporting Department, scheduled to be held in the grapes or destroyed the human dication “of what is going to hap­ in that city. He said that there the Eighteenth Amendment, assert­ Odd Fellows’ Hall on Saturday eve­ appetite. He wanted character. He pen in November.” SENTENCED TO DEATH TO DRAW THOUSANDS was corruption in the police force in ed prohibition was a success in ning of this week, has been post­ wanted the man w'ho met tempta­ Gdrner said the administration IS LOCAL BIG QUESTION the city of Boston and among the principle and policy. poned until March 8. tions and conquered. has failed so far in that it has had police officials of that city and the “Judging by their noise during “Let us reason together, not w’ith no leadership and no policy. state police of Massachusetts. He the sessions of Congress the wets Mrs. Mary Moonan, well known the fanatics, for he is the foe of re­ “No one knows what the Presi­ Wilkesbarre, Pa., Feb. 12.— (AP) Will Be Held in Hartford Ar- The popular saying is ‘Tf you declared there had been liquor are a great host,” it asserted. among the residents of the North dent stands for and the leadership ligious as well as individual liberty. — Frank Tawza, 45, who shot and morj' All Next Week; Many don't succeed, try, try, again.” But transactions even in the office of the “Judged by the number of their End, and who has been suffering Not with him, no, but with broad­ in the House seems to hesitate to lulled Thomas Kroskoski, assistant commissioner of public safety. ballots either during the sessions of with Harold (Punk) Clemsoa it’.s with a cold has fully recovered. minded men and women of every take a definite stand in view of the chief of police in Luzerne borough Famous Acts. , Liggett declared that prostitution Congress or at the polls, they are “if you succeed the first time keep faith and belief, and try to relieve President's unknown position,” he on September 29, last, was sentenc­ was rampant in Boston and that a a diminishing minority.” said. on succeeding.” our country through reason and by ed by Judge Jones in Luzerne coun­ Sphinx Temple’s Shrine Circus to Five years ago he won first prize white slave ring existed in Massa­ The statement added that the “The Senate is divided and al­ POPE’S ANNIVERSARY conceiving a new system— one not ty court today to pay the extreme be staged at the State Armory, for the most comical costume at the chusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, present methods of the “wets are ready has expressed its loss of con­ founded on the bludgeon and a vio­ penalty, death in the electric chair. and other eastern states. disloyal and im-American.” fidence in the President in a num­ Hartford for one entire week, open­ Masquerade Ball, given annually at lation of men’s conscientious con­ Cheney Hall, by the St. Mary’s Referring to Detroit he said he “We cheerfully concur,” the state­ Vatican City, Feb. 12.— (AP) — ber of ways.” Tawza was known as “The Shoeless ing Monday the 17th and closing victions regarding drink. Young Men's Club, and has walked had been informed that the nar­ ment said, “in the sentiments ex­ Pope Pius I celebrated the eighth Pointing out that the Massachu­ Burglar.” He came to this city from Saturday' the 22nd is hailed as one “No law can ever be enforced off with it ever since. For the two cotic traffic had increased to such pressed by the President and others anniversary of his coronation this setts district in which the election Bridgeport, Conn., two years ago of the outstanding of entertainment that is destructive of right and weeks preceding the ball he goes proportions there that a total of that every citizen has a perfect morning by attending at a solemn was held included the home of for­ and committed several burglarie.s. events this season. Performances individual liberty. You may create about with a bland and mystifying 522,000,000 was spent annually. right to agitate and move for the high mass in the Sistine Chapel. mer President Coolidge, the Texan In enterting a house, Tawza tooK will be held both afternoon and eve­ a guerilla warfare and conditions smile that clearly proclaims that repeal of any part of the Constitu­ The mass w’as sung by Cardinal Lo- said “it is a case of contrast be­ off his shoes and it was during one ning to accommodate young and reeking with murder, robbery, cor­ “you ain’t seen nothing yet.” Last tion in a frank and open manner. ruption, violations or evasions and tween the present administration of these robberies that he was dis­ old. catelli, the first prelate raised to the year it was freely predicted that But to seek the repeal of laws enact­ and that of Coolidge.” covered by a milkman who reported Thousands of rush seats will be purple by His Holiness after com­ disrespect for all law. Every law to Clemson was riding for a fall: some PRESIDENT RESTING UP ed to make the Constitution opera­ be capable of being enforced with- Coolidge’s Policy him to the police official. The lat­ available and.thousands of reserved mencing his reign. one else was bound to win. But tive, or to seek so to modify such oujt such a train of consequences “Coolidge told all the government ter gave chase and in a revolver seats also. The show will consist of A Te Deum and thanksgiving Clemson appeared with a portable must not be inconsistent with the departments and the people to about 20 acts for the main enter­ FROM STRENUOUS SPORT laws that they would allow what service were sung this afternoon at duel Tawza fatally shot Krokoski. dentist chair that couldn’t be beat­ mind of the people of the country eepnomize wherever possible. Pres­ tainment \yith plenty of side shows the Constitution itself forbids, is St. Anne’s church in the Vatican Tawza was struck by one of the bul­ en for originality. As Fridgy eve­ nullification by indirection which no as being right and must not be de­ ident Hoover has told them, to spend for diversion. Gambling games of City and the new building of the Pia lets fired by the policeman aud ning and the Masquerade Ball ap­ (Continued from Page 1.) loyal American will tolerate.” structive of individual liberty.” all the money they can get their while he was having his wounds all kinds will be prohibited, one of Pontificia school was blessed in the rules of the fraternity. proach the big question on every­ hands on,” he added. dressed in Scranton, was arrested. honor of the anniversary of the cor­ Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mas­ Arrangements for the Circus are one’s tongue is “Will Clemson re­ the party less in the afternoons than He was tried and convicted by a onation. sachusetts, described the election in practically complete, with an un­ peat?” in the morning.'. Already two mem­ jury before Judge Jones and was INDUSTRIAL SETBACK Friday the noble guard will cele­ his state as an expression of gen­ usual advance sale of tickets re­ (Hemson’s ability to cop the first bers of the party have lost fine brate with a reception in its quar­ GANGSTERS IN COURT found guilty of first degree murder prize has discouraged many from catches to sharks which attacked uine resentment against present ported. With 2,700 members in ters. with the death penalty. Tawza’s entering the contest be­ just as the quarry was being pulled economic conditions and as “a pro­ Hartford, Manchester, and other The crossing of the sedia gesta- test against prohibition hypocrisy.” wife and an eight year old son were towns and cities selling the general cause they are of the mind that into the boat. The second sitting in the Indus­ toria past the chapel threshhold was in court when Judge Jones imposed admission tickets it is estimated by -they haven’ t a Mongolian chance. Dr. Vernon Kellogg, of the N a­ trial Setback Tournament was held Chicago, Feb. 12.— (A P )— The Walsh’s Statement the signal for the Sistine choir to sentence. They live in Bridgeport. William F. Powell, chairman of the The opposite is true. A comnuttee tional P„esearch Council, a fishing at the Community Club on North “ mouthpiece” replaced the "ga t ’ to­ In a formal statement Senator intone “Tu es Petrus.” (Thou Art executive, that the advance sale will of five have consented to act as companion of the Chief Executive Main street, last night. The lead day as gang gfunners, cornered by Walsh, who made a speech in Mas­ exceed 130,000. judge, showing no favoritism or lost a sail fish to shark.s yesterday was taken from the Gordon Market Peter). The Pope then ascended the indictments, prepared to fight the sachusetts in Granfield’s behalf, NEW WAV’S LENGTHS Acts booked for the show include partiaTity. They are: Mrs. William and Ju.stice Harlan F. Stone, of the and the Hartman Farm team went throne on the left, or gospel side of law. said: the Flying Benas, Huling’s Seals, C. Cheney, Mrs. George H. Wilcox, United States Suprem.e Court, lost a into the lead by thirty points for the the altar, rising or kneeling as vari­ “The smashing political victory The decision to employ lawyers 'Washington, Feb. 12.— (AP) — the Australian Woodchoppers, Mrs. J. C. Robinson. P. J. Hutchin­ .'ail fish the same way on Monday. two sittings. ous phases of the mass demanded. of the Democratic candidate in the was forced upon the gangsters as The Federal Radio Commission to­ Joyce’s Horses, May Wirth and son. and Ronald H. Ferguson. The Hartman team w’as awarded Near the end of the service he im­ Second Congressional District of they heard 19 true bills were to be day announced changes In the wave Family, groups of clowns, Doak’s 'Will Harold (Punk) Clemsoh re­ the high score honor, made by parted the apostolic benediction. It Massachusetts in my judgment, returned tomorrow, carrying bonds lengths of a number of broadcast­ Baby Elephants, the Flying Sulli­ peat? George Griffin and Andrew Healey. had been believed he possibly W’ould means two things. of $10,000 each, the heaviest known ing stations effective at 3 a. m., vans, the Royal Chinese 'Tumblers, MRS. VANDERBILT ILL The low prize award for the eve­ bless the city and the w’orld from “It is first and foremost, the ex­ here for gun carrying charges. March 2. and the Six Darvillas. ning was taken by the Carlyle-John- the balcony in front of St. Peter’s pression of a genuine resentment, As the Grand Jury opened its o f­ deep seated and widespread against The new assignments were made, son Company's team. but at the last moment he decided the commission said, in order to Philaflelphia, Feb. 12.— (APi — The standing to date with total to withhold this for another oc­ fensive, the battle against crime present conditions. was carried to another sector— the “It is secondly a protect against lessen cross talk interference. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., is scores are as follows: Hartmvn, casion, possibly after the expiatory Changes in eastern stations are TAFT’ S CONDITION Sure Relief state capitol. prohibition hypocrisy. “nukjs You Feel Better” confined to bed at her apartment 360: Gordon, 330; Hilliards, 303; mass March 19. 'WSBL, Syracuse, N. Y .; 1360 kilo- here. Her condition today was re­ Carlyle-Johnson 301: Lynn Oil, 295; Col. Robert Isham Randolph, pres­ “The rank and file of the Ameri­ can people, irrespective of former qycles; W K B W , Buffalo, N. Y .; 1480 ported as “not serious.” Bon Ami, 292; Edgewood Farm, COP SUSPENDED. ident of the Association of Com­ kilocycles; W L E Y, LexSngton, :iS\ 284; Wapping, 282; Merz’s Barber political affiliations, are in revolt Washington’, Feb. 12.— (A P )— The Mrs. Vanderbilt is being treated merce and head of "the committee of Mass.; 1370 kilocycles; WLEX, Lex­ Shop, 271; Midways, 266; Manches­ against the indifference manifest in condition of William Howard Taft for a recurrence of an intestinal Waterbury, Conn., Feb. 12.— (AP) seven” has asked the Legislature to ington, Mass.; 1410 kilocycles; ter Green, 244; Bon Ami, 243; Oak high places toward the economic was said today by his physicians to condition which prompted her re­ Patrolman Joseph Norton, a mem­ mobilize for the passage of a more ■WSSH, Boston, 1410 kilocycles; 6 Bell-anc moval to a hospital while she was Grove Dairy, 230; Buckland, 159; ills that are causing extensive un­ be “very satisfactory.” ber of the police department since drastic criminal code to end the bar­ WMBO, Auburn, N. Y.; 1310 kilo­ . Hot water on a vi.sit here in September, 1929. Foley’s Express, 166. The last two employment, crushing the small Resuming the noon day bulletins 1921, today was suspended for 48 rage of bombs and killings. cycles; WMAF, South Dartmouth, Sure Relief The illne.??. it was said, has been teams played in only one sitting. merchant and manufacturer and which were discontinued yesterday hours as pimishment for alleged The secret committee composed of Mass., 1410 kilocycles. brought on by over-exertion too Although Andrew Healey is causing general economic J'ustress. civic leaders has suggestesd an ha­ Drs. Thomas A. Claytor and Francis soon after her first illness. credited with having high score he neglect of duty. He failed, accord­ “The people have properly regis­ A former department store sales­ Hagner said: Before her marriage in Reno, was not paresent at all. Under the ing to the charge to try doors on bitual criminal code, such as the tered their protest against an in­ ELL-ANS man has been made a judge. Now “The chief justice had a very good ■^cv., July 3. 1928, to, Mr. Vander­ rules, he furnished a substitute and his beat Sunday night when barber Baumes.Act in New York, and an different and unsympathetic leader­ We can expect to hear of some­ night and his condition is very satis­ FOR INDIGESTION bilt. she was Mrs. Mary Davidson is entitled to the score made hiy the shop was broken into and a safe effective statute against carrying, ship at the only place where free body being fined $2.95. factory.” 254 and 75inchester Cons. Co., 166 Middle Turnpike, West, alter, and add!., 4,000 them to search for the body of Gus- Farr, Mrs. L., rent, 48.00 nomination led to general specula­ This amount added to the original figures to be raised by taxation gives George E. Keith, 827 Main street, (rear) altera, and add!...... 1,500 tav Francke, third electrician of the Ferris, E. T., Agent, rent, ...... 15.00 tion in party circles over the event­ a total of $854,394.00. Victor Hedeen, 37 Hollister street, altera, and a d d i.,...... 500 liner, who was believed to have Filing Equipment Bureau, transfer cases, 17.00 ual lineup of these and other candi­ “The Grand List as completed by the Board of Assessors is $53,520,- Darid Chambers, 113 Autumn street, altera, and addi., ...... 500 been trapped in the vessel and bum- Fischer, Gustave Co., calendar stands, etc., 6.00 605.00, and a 16 mill tax on this Grand List will raise $856,329.68." dates in possible opposing slates. ed to death. j Grimason, Robert H., imiform...... 11.50 The pronouncements that both Odd Fellows Association, 10 East Center street., altera, and addi., . 200 W. H. Palmer, Wc-’.h ; ‘ I;-:..’ n'toia. and ad'!) , ...... 100 Another Death 1 Hale, J. W. Co., supplies, 3.04 Summary and Estimate men w'ould place nominating peti­ Hannon, P. F., groceries ...... 30.’J9 Expenditures. tions in circulation merely con­ In addition to F rn ck e, a.fireman $11,600 lost his life when he was blowm Hartford Isolation Hospital, board and carC; 52.00 October Est. firmed reported developments of the 18.70 1929 for year Approp. from a fireboat into the water by Hartford Printing Co., printing books last few weeks on behalf of the two ...... $26,550 the force of one of the explosions Herald Printing Co., advertising...... 70.75 Appropriations Net costs ending 8-15-30 made 10-7-29 candidates for governor, but tended Total Respectfully submitted, that shook the vessel. , Hibbard, W. E., stove, ...... 1.65 Almshouse ...... $ 6,283.76 moreover to bring the situation to a The uptown Hudson river tube, Higgins, Mrs. Henry, board and care, 52.14 head today, which is only one week EDW. C. ELLIOTT. Jr.” Outside Alms and Hosp...... 14,912.64 through which the Hudson & Man- Hillery, Paul, Inc., services...... 4.00 from the date fixed by law for first Charities Total ...... 21,196.40 $ 23,000.00 $ 23,000.00 hattan Railroad Company operates Holloran, James W., wiring, ...... 8.70 jg-jj\y3_YS...... 70,819.18 75,000.00 15,000.00 obtaining signatures to petitions to subway trains between New York Hyde, Wm. S., legal w o r k ...... Soo.oo ■Oiling .'...... 14,899.75 15,000.00 15,000.00 get the names on the ballot at the and Hoboken and Jersey City, n . ' J3.rvis, A., gra.vel, ...... 59.95 Garage ...... 2,638.63 2,700.00 2,700.00 May primary. J., was reopened for traffic at 6 Johnson and Little, labor and material...... 1.90 Senatorial Tangle. Dress Styles And Staff Sizes Concrete Gutters ...... 6,776.50 7,500.00 6,000.00 o’clock this morning, in time to ac- i Keith, G. ElTFumiture Co., mop...... 1-35 Walk and Curb, '27 ...... 5,987.33 The gubernatorial question pre­ sented a similar appearance to the commodate the morning rush of | Kellum, J. 'W. Est., rent...... ^o.uu Walk and Curb, '2 9 ...... 7,500.00 6,000.00 Give London New Parity Issue commuters to New York. | Kittel’s Market, groceries...... So.lo Walk and Curb, '28 ...... 6.350.62 senatorial tangle in the general problem which has been causing no The tube had been closed shortly ■ Knofla, Arthur A., insurance, ...... Z .« Storm Sewers ...... 27,732.20 20,000.00 15,000.00 after 1 p. m., yesterday as a pre- Kombrath, R. J., steel stamps...... 7.w little concern to leaders of the New Bridges ...... 1,046.86 2,000.00 2,000.00 cautionary measure, as the burning La-Lo Chenfical Co., lubricant, ...... fV’nrt Main St. Impr...... 2,983.33 12,000.00 12,000.00 party in the state since word caine ship rested in the mud 30 feet Luettgens, W. E., investigating 18 cases, killed 9 d o g s ,...... 81.00 Cemeteries ...... 3,358.41 5,000.00 5,000.00 from William S. 'Vare at St. Lucie, Fla., that he meant what he said above the top of the tunnel. Officials ! Mackley Chevrolet Co., Inc., truck parts ...... 18 ■Garbage Collection ...... 16.873.18 17,000.00 17,000.00 feared another heavy explosion Madden, J. H., groceries, ...... oc'nn Parks, T. W. and Spr...... 13,386.06 15,000.00 13,500.00 when he declared soon after being aboard the ship might damage the Madden, Patrick, rent...... n ’r'on •Street Lights ...... 24.892.60 25,500.00 25,500.00 rejected by the Senate, that he was a candidate “ to the finish.” Senator tube. Transit officials this morning Man. Auto Top Co., auto and truck p a r ts ...... 37.20 Police ...... 34,372.90 40,000.00 38,000.00 gave permission to resume service Man. Electric Co., electric service...... z, • Joseph R. Grundy is an avowed S c h o o ls ...... 373,581.71 405,000.00 390,000.00 after an inspection disclosed that, Man. Gas Co., gas sei^ce, ...... -lA^'cn Memorial Dav ...... 617.74 750.00 750.00 candidate for election to the office he now holds through appointment the tube had not been damaged. I Man. Memorial Hospital, board and care ...... n-t AA Board of Health ...... 5,262.96 5,500.00 5,500.00 Firemen Go Aboard 1 Man. Motor Sales Co. truck parts, ...... ^-44 by Governor Fisher. Building Inspector...... 1,199.68 1,200.00 1,200.00 Early today fire officials with- Man. Sand and Gravel Co., gravel, etc...... ■ County Taxes ...... 11,874.88 13,500.00 13,500.00 Governor Fisher and W. L. Mel­ lon, former Republican state chair­ drew all but two engine companies Mohr’s Bakery, bread, ...... cr’qa State Tax ...... 21,895.38 22,500.00 22,500.00 and permitted firemen to board the Murray, Geo. A., blacksniith, ...... oAn’nn Military T a x ...... 4,982.18 5,000.00 5,000.00 man, spent an entire day with Sec­ retary of the Treasury Andrew W. ship Ifter they had decided a spread McCann, David, personal t ^ enumerator,...... 800.00 Conn. River Bridge Tax ...... 338.21 750.00 of ^ e fire to forward holds, where New Model Laund^, i^undry senace, ...... 1.14 '2nd Dist, Stock Tax ...... ' 251.25 275.00 275.00Mellon at Washington yesterday in an effort to reach a conclusion on other explosions might occur, had N. Y., N. H. & H. R. Co., rent , ...... • 3rd Dist. Stock Ta x ...... 155.37 175.00 175.00 been pre^^ented. Noble. K. B. C o. chain for nuxer...... 2.97 ith Dist. Stock Tax ...... 39.64 50.00 50.00 the choice by the state Republican organization of the man to run with When the men dragged their lines Service Station, au o p ...... 19‘Rn 51h Dist. Stock Tax ...... 4.01 10.00 10.00 of hose across the deck and started Osano, U., rrat...... Anon 7th Dist. Stock Tax ...... 244.50 300.00 300.00 organization support to succeed Mr. Fisher \vithout reaching an agree­ pouring water direcUy into the P^^rett and GJenne_y. movmg service...... 40.00 ^ h Dist. Stock Tax ...... 570.47 700.00 700.00 holds, there was a sudden cloud of Peterson, C. J., re^t, ...... nn 9th Dist. Tax Stock ...... 1,761.24 2,500.00 2,500.00 ment, according to all indication. So. Man. Fire Dist. Tax ...... 2,500.00. 2,500.00 ste^ and smoke that engulfed poja. ’• 237:50 40.00 Child Welfare ...... 2,000.00 2,000.00 Five firemen were overcome, but Polish Truck and Tractor ...... 2,850.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 MOTION PICTURES FOR 63.00 returned to duty after being at­ Price and Lee Co., directories Trade School ...... 2,913.97 4,000.00 4,000.00 3.25 tended by ambulance surgeons. ■ Quinn, J. H. & Co., drugs...... Administration...... 10,687.46 11,000.00 11,000.00 LOVERS OF FLOWERS Rogers, Mrs. A. M., rent, -----^ 14.00 Adv. and P rin tin g...... 1,971.24 2,000.00 2,000.00 Rdgers, Willard B., insurance...... l7.o» Election Expenses ...... 3,347.57 2,000,00 2,000.00 Schleldge, Wm. H., prinUng...... Assess, and Collections ...... 10,343.00 11,000.00 11,000.00 “Statistical-minded persons estimate parity would give each Seaman, Harry E., coal...... 30.W Manchester Garden Club members LAY PLANS FOR DRIVE Mun. and Court Bldgs...... 5,541.72 5,500.00 5,500.00 delegate 30 busy stenographers.” Self Propelling Nozzle Co., parts ...... Miscellaneous ...... 5,595.78 4,000.00 4,000.00 and all others interested will be Simons Geo. O., Inc., decorating Christmas trees, etc...... 98.92 Bond Payment ...... 81,000.00 81,000.00 81,000.00 welcome to attend the February | London.—(AP)—There’s no parity stenographers, however, point out FOR CHAMBER MEMBERS Sloan, T. G.. M. D., examinations,...... 42.00 Interest ...... 45,079.70 60,000.00 60,000.00 meeting of the Connecticut Horti- | in London hotels where various they are handicapped because the 1 Smith, Thomas D., groceries...... 43.94 cultural society. Friday evening at Americans are equipped with 40 of Dog Tax, 75% State ...... 2,258.98 2,300.00 2,300.00 delegations to the naval conference i South Bolton Dairy, milk...... • ...... Library ...... 2,000.00 2,000.00 2.000.00 8 o’clock at the County Court build- , the latest model typewriters. Souther, Henry Engineqj-ing Co., coal analysis...... b.ou ing on Washington street, Hartford. ; have been entrenched for several American typists do not deny A meeting of the general chair­ So. Manchester Water Co., water service...... 153.30 Town Court ...... 7,698.32 8,000.00 8,000.00 man, R. K. Anderson, his divisional State Police Orders ...... 12.00 25.00 25.00 Members of the society will be ad- 1 weeks. their high-speed machines, but say So. New England Telephone Co., telephone service...... 129.18 mitted free, to others a small charge j As it stands, the “ratios” of the they are slowed up by a psychologi­ commanders, and twenty captains, Stdte of Connecticut, board and care, ...... 35.44 Notes Paid ...... 680,000.00 in charge of the membership drive will be made to help defray ex- ' staffs of visiting delegations — the cal factor. Fresh from the United State Trade School, blue prints...... 2.55 Selectmen’s Cash ...... 31,166.52 of the Manchester Chamber of penses. United States, France, Italy and , States, their frocks will reflect wln- Strickland, W. A., stone...... 252.00 Money Due ...... 22,321.20 Commerce will be held at the Hotel Balance S-15-29 ...... 4,155.39 Charles M. Murphey of this town Japan—are 100-100-60-50. j ter’s styles, while creations worn Swett, Paul P., M. D., medical services, work, comp...... 70.00 is president and Lafayette J. Rob- j by the French girls are the latest Sheridano u e r iu itu Fridayv riutty noon uuuu tolu yiuiuaechoose o'J 80 ~ j ^ ____w iiv 13.95 The British figure is unknown be­ team workers to assist in the forth- Taylor and Cummm£s^^ mi^^^ ertson, secretary this year of the : cause that delegation’s staff is de­ ! from the Rue de la Palx. The T otals'...... $1,595,096.02 $927,735.00 $900,485.00 coming campaign. Tryon, Clinton H., groceries...... aaqoo Connecticut Horticultural society. Iployed at strategic points in differ­ j Americans feel that something ■Valvoline Oil Co., gas and oil ...... 569.^0 Receipts. The skeleton organization for the The program will include motion ent buildings, but it is believed to i should be done about this. Waranoke Press Co., prinUng, ...... 46.84 B alan ce...... $ 30,421.55 drive has been completed as follows: pictures in color. The speaker exceed both the French and Ameri­ The whole fifth and sixth floors West, H. H. & Son, labor, etc...... 40.35 t)og L icen ses...... 2,869.89 $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00 R. K. Anderson, general chairman: will be Robert Marshall of the Brim- can staffs in numbers. of the Ritz hotel and the fourth Willis, G. E. & Son, Inc., coal and oil ...... ,U U.»z Dog Licenses unexp...... 1,637.74 1,500.00 . 1,765.85 Arthur Knofla, major in charge of 3 2 field Garden Nursuries at Wethers- , Statistical-minded persons esti­ floor of the May Fair hotel have Wilson. H. L., salary as sealer...... «-6 6 Peddlers’ Licenses ...... 310.00 300.00 300.00 field. The pictures vill include local Division 1; John I. Olson, major in Pool Room Licenses ...... 98.34 90.00 90.00 mate that parity, based on present been turned over to the Americans. Wilson, Joseph C., labor and material...... gardens, Connecticut fields of glad­ In addition to 40 typewriters they charge of Division 2; Fred T. Blish. 150.00 Court Orders ...... 6,235.60 6,000.00 6,000.00 available manpower at the confer­ Witherell, Helen, damage claim, ----- ioli, showing every hue, and the ence, would give each delegate at are equipped with three telegraphic Jr., major in charge of Division 3; ^ 7.44 Interest on Deposit...... 377.19 375.00 375.00 William Halsted, major in charge of Wogman, George, ’ varied flora of the national parks in I printers in the American headquar- 30.00 P en a lty ...... 268.65 1,499.GS St. James’ palace 30 busy stenog­ Division 4. Team captains in the Wood, L. T., team s the Yellowstone and Yosemlte Val­ raphers, secretaries and hotel at­ ■ ters which connect directly with 9.00 Stock Tax Corp...... 24,647.89 20,000.00 20,000.00 Woodward, S. R., dressing h-gs...... iev. A full hour’s program of pic­ tendants to watch his interests at cable companies. respective divisions are Thomas 8.00 State, Common Schools ...... 4,977.00 4,900.00 4,900.00 Conran, L. N. Heebner, E. J. Holl, Benson, Wesley B., signs...... '...... tures will be given, presenting the headquarters behind the lines. I The naval conference is taxing Bill’s Tire Repair Shop, filing saws, etc 2.20 State, Evening School ...... 956.71 900.00 900.00 Francis Miner, J. Frank Bowen; glories of plant life in motion and Though France has reached par­ the London hotels to the limit. All Ingraham, A. W.. labor and material, .. 3i.94 Bolton, Tuition ...... 170.01 Willian Knofla, Arthur Hultman, still life on the illuminated screen. ity with the United States, Japan principal hotels are crowded by Manchester Lumber Co., lumber, etc...... Sel. Cash Account ...... 31,166.52 has dropped behind Italy. French . various delegations. George W. Glenney, Fayette B. Manchester Plumbing and Supply Co., hardware, etc., ...... Balance Due Approp...... 20,073.03 Clarke, Christopher Glenney: Oliver Olson, John I., paint, etc...... Deposit Fund ...... 295.23 150.00 150.00 ANOTHER HOTEL RAIDED F. Toop, William Rubiflow, Ralph Schaller Motor Sales, labor, etc...... -‘■ •*>0 State Libraries ...... 100.00 100.00 100.00 “ contra-bass" of the Russian male McNally, Edward Steams, Dr. D! C. Temp. Notes P^.eceived ...... 640,000.00 ALL RUSSIAN MUSIC voice being naturally adapted to it. Rec. on Bond, T r u s t...... The well known piano "Prelude New York, Feb. 12.— (A P )— Pa­ Personal Tax ...... 16,000.00 16,000.00 in C sharp minor” of Rachmaninoff Watkins,wacKins, andaiiu n.H. X5.B. xauuae.House. mciLuEach Hoi ^ ■ R___ JT^r^T»fc ...... 60 Town Tax ...... 830,490.67 874,920.00 845,904.49 trons who take their own liquor into AT S. M. E. ON SUNDAY has been arranged repeated from captain will be in charge of a team Treas., high school’ supplies,’ ...... 688.37 hotels, restaurants and night clubs one of last season^^ programs. It D e ficit...... of four men. are threatened with arrest by Major was sung recently, with splendid ef­ Whittles, L. J., M. D., professional services...... 24.00 fect by the Hartford Choral Club Totals ...... $1,535,096.02 $927,735.00 $900,485.00 Maurice Campbell, prohibition ad­ Unusual Program for Special $28,562.01 ministrator. Coupled with his an­ under Ralph Baldwin. nouncement of a new policy of en­ Musical Service Has Been A new and particularly beautiful forcement action against individu­ Long in Preparation. work of Arkhangelski, “Day of At first attributed to a bursting L E V m APPEAL FILED als, Major Campbell issued a warn­ Judgment,” together with Kopyo- < c CHICAGO BOMBINGS boiler, fire department officials LATEST WARSHIPS loff’s “Alleluia, Christ is Risen,” a ing to proprietors and managers (5n next Sunday evening, the en­ found the boilers intact and said the they must not serve- accessories, song of the Steppes, and Pantchen- tire program of the special musical ko’s barbaric “I'raise Ye the Lord” 'explosion was caused by a bomb. Hartford, Feb. 12.— TAP)—The glasses, ginger ale, mineral water ChicagoTFeb. 12.— (A P )—A ter­ service at the South Methodist Epis­ will also be included with other ARE TO BE KEPT appeal of the attorney general from and ice to patrons of public dining Several hours later, far across the copal Church will be devoted to works of Tschaikowski and Gret- rific explosiqp shook the northside the decision of Judge Newell Jen- | rooms who bring liquor. city on the south side, a second compositions of the modern Russian chaninoff.. last night. Two people were injur nings of the Superior Court in | The warning were Issued simul­ school. Several tours of this coun­ bomb w£is exploded beneath the be

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C arrots (Light and dark, hop flavored) bunch Store Open Thursday Night Until Nine O'Clock MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1930. PAGE SIX DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ENGINEERS IMPORTANT; • 422.3— NEV.'.ARK—710. Leading DX Stations. Wednesday, February 12. C:30—Coac. rt O'cae.su.1; talk. Edna Kelloec. soprano, be pre­ 7:45—Roy Smeek, str.ng wizard. 405.2— WSB. ATLANTA—740. sented as guest artist singing a group S:0'J—I’oetrv. musical background. 8:00—Vaughn Ormer, tencr. of endearing melodies reminiscent of XO:00—Organist: dance orchestras. 8:15—Baker boys; brevities. POLITICIANS ARE NOT the Civil W ar period, to be heard over 11:30—Moonbeams music hour. 9:00—W E A F programs (11b hrs.) 10:30— Junior League follies. February Dress Clearance W E A F and associated stations at S 348.6— WABC, NEW Y O R K -860. e - o’clock W'ednesday night. A male 6:30— Lincoln museum broadcast 11:00—Concert; Amos ’n’ Andy. 7:00—Levitow’s orchestra. 11:45—(Concert; dance orchestra. successes and efforts in invention Quartet will assist the soprano and 293.9— KYW , CHICAGO—1020. will sing "Tenting Tonight.” "rhe or­ 7:30— Popular songs and patter. 8:00— NBC programs (lib hrs.) and scientific research you believe chestra. directed by Nathaniel Shil- 8:00—Fast Freight male quartet. Thomas A. Edison on 83rd most worthy of recognition, whom kret will interpret Hosmer’s South­ 8:30— Drama, “ The Ebb Tide.” 9:30—Recording artists recital. 9:30__Informal musical entertainment 10:00— Dance music (4 hrs.) would you select? ern Rhapsody” and "American Fan- 389.4— WMMB. CHICAGO—770. Thursday- tasie” by Victor Herbert . The whole X0;00— Lincoln birthday entertainment. Many Successors. concert will be dedicated to the mem­ 10:30—Drama, “ Abraham Lincoln,” 9:30— Drama sketch; Chicagoans. Birthday, Grants His Usu­ ory of Abraham Lincoln. Station 11:30— Rally Round the Flag. X0:UU—Flower Garden feature. Answer—“Would have to think KUKU under the eccentric direction 12:00— Jan Garber’s orchestra. 10:30—Two dance orchestras. this over, there are many to choose Every smart style, including 12-30— Midnight organ melodies. 1:00—A Trip about town. of Raymond Knight, alias Ambrose J. 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO— 1180. al Interview and Answers from.” Weems, will continue its burlesque of 302.8—WEZ. NEW ENGLAND—990, a pleasing number of, ad­ radio broadcasting when its week’s 7:15—Talk. "Criminal Law." 7:00—Victorian orchestia; talk. Do you think that absolute pro­ :30—Howard A. I’etrie, announcer. 8:30—AVJZ male quartet. hibition will ever be accomplished programs are telescoped in the half 9:30— Theater presentations. hour broadcast over the WJZ chain at f :00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) Questions— Business Bet­ vanced Spring types is am­ 9:00—Concert; K U K U ’s hour. 12:00— Studio programs; artists. in the United States? 9:30. Dramas for the blind wull be 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. brought to the invisible audience in 10:00—Pioneers; night club. Answer—“Yes.” the iravestv of the Radio Gilded The­ 11:00— Hockey, Bruins vs. Pittsburgh. 9:30— AVEAF programs ((1?4 hrs.) Would proposed modification of ply represented. All the 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 11:10—Hungry Five; orchestra. ter Than College for ater. A psycopathic fairy tale vies for 12:00—Dream ship: dance music. Interest with a sports contest between 6:00—Ludwig Laurier’s orchestra. the Volstead lavi; to permit home C;30—History characters reincarnated. 1:00—Two dance orchestras. manufacture of light wine and beer favored fabrics and wanted the champion announcers of England 344.6—W LS, CHICAGO—870. and America. 7:00—Milton Cross, tenor, orchestra. help the cause of tempterance? 7:30—Hindeimyer and Tuckerman. 8:30—Chain musical program. Young Men, He Says. colors and a complete range Wave lengths in meters on left of 7:45—Wilbur Coon players’ drama. 9:00—Feature concert hour. Answer—“No.” 9:30— Hawaiian se.xtet, voc.il irio. station title, kilocycles on the r'Bht. 8:00— Nathaniel Shilkret's orchestra i What is the greatest educational Times are all Eastern Standard. Black with Edna Kellogg, soprano, 447.5— WMAQ. CHICAGO—670. Fort Myers, Fla., Feb. 12— (AP) of sizes emphasizes Ibe face type indicates best features. 8:30—Sketch, "E ast of Cairo.” 8:00—AA’ABC programs (3 hrs ) force operative today? 9:00— Chicago Little Symphony orch. 1 1 :0 0 -Dan and Sylvia; orchestra. —Thomas A. Edison, celebrating his Answer— “ Young men’s desire for 9:30— Revelers male quartet. 11:30—Amos ’ n’ Andy, orchestra. fashion and saving oppor­ Leading East Stations. 10:30—Floyd Gibbons, headline hunter. ^99.8—w oe, DAVENPORT—1000. 83rd birthday here yesterday, de­ a technical education.” 272.6—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. Xi;00— Leo Rcisman’s orchestra. 8:00—AA’EAF programs (3 hrs.) How old do you feel? 11:00— Book talk; entertainer. clared that the biggest thing the tunity now before you. 8:00— Theater organ recital. 12:00—B. A. Kolfe dance music. Feels Like 85 g;45— Song harmonies; baritone, 393.6—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:15—Hnwkeve cn.scrnlile. music. American people can accomplish gjoo— Concert orchestra: baritone. 6:0(1—Bornie Cummins’ orchestra. 361.2— KOA, DENVER—830. . during the next year is to “pay 11:00—Feature: Amos ’n’ Andy. Answer—“Generally 50 years but ,n;00—Casino dance orchestra. 6:.'i5—Talk, John B. Kennedy. more attention to engineers than to lately some microbes have spotted 10:30—Atlantic City Symphonic orch. 7:(jU—Amos ’n’ .A.ndy, comedians. 11:45—.Shoemakers concert hour. X;(I0—Soprano. reader, music. 7:15—Sketch. "Rise of Goldberg.” 12:00— Studio concert orchestra. politicians.” me and done some experiments with 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 7:30— Choristers mixed chorus. 12:30—Miniature biographers; (alk. The aged inventor scribbled this 1:15—Cotton Blossom niinstrel.t. my. internal machinery so I feel Rack Full of 5:15—Weiner's salon music. 8:00—Tenor, pianist, orchestra. with a stub of a pencil as he gave 8:30—Foresters male quartet. 357—CMC, HAVANA—840. about 85 years.” 8:00— Studio merry makers. 7:00—Alilit.iry orchestra. his -written answers to a question­ 6:30— Fantastic music hour. 9:00— Columbia University Alumni Can you name five things a per­ 243.&—W NAC. BOSTON— 1230. mid-winter celebration. 9:00— Cuban troiihadouis. naire from newspapermen who were son should do between the ages of 7:20— Song maid’s entertainment. 9:30— KUKU’s burlesque skit. 11:00—Supper dance music. 374.8— KTHS, -HOT SPRINGS—800. accorded their annual birthday in­ twenty and forty five to build a g;0n—W.-VBC programs (4 hrs.) 10*00—I.ew White organ recital. Party and 12:00—Midnight music reveries. 10:30—Vincent Lopez’s orchestra. 11:00—Orchestra, vocal solos. terview’. I foundation for happin^s at 70 ? 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. 11:00—Slumber nnicic hour. 11:30—Como’s dance music. Despite that he -w’alked blithly to l;(in— Studio entertainment. ! Answer—“No answ^’ l i - 6:30—NBC programs (IV2 hrs.) 491.5—WIP. PHILADELPHIA—610. his workshop for the audience with i 7 :3 0 -Studo feature program. 7:30—Dougherty’s danfe orchestra. 479.5—WOS, JEFFERSON CITY—630. ' What do you consider the great­ 8:00— Studio musical entertainment. 8:00—Quaker City players. 9:1.1—Address: music hour. the reporters and quickly wrote his est accomplishment in the United 9:30— NI3C programs (H/i hrs > 8:30—Novelty sa.xophone ensemble. 9:45—Moonlight serenaders. answers to the questions, Mr; Edi­ Street Frocks 491.5— WOAF. KANSAS CITY—StO. : States during the last year, and who 333.— WMAK. BUFFALO—900. 9 :0 0 -Radio forum, soprano. son declared he felt older than he | 7:00—Theater concert: studio. 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 8:00—Orchestra: cops’ frolic. j accomplished it? 7:30— Marines music hour. 11:30—Theater organ recital. 9:00— Ike and Mike, comedians. really is. i Answer— “This requires some 7:3.3—Addresses: piano rccilal. ^535.4— WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—560. 11:45— Two dance orchestras. “ How old do you feel?” was one ^ 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. 1 thinking and you are in a hurry.” 8:30—Radio Guild presentation. 8:00—W E A F programs (2)4 ms.) of the queries. 1 9:00—W ABC programs (3 hrs ) 10:30— Hay.s’ dance orchestra. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. What do you expect the London $7.95 Xn.(in— Bond’s dance orchcstr.-i. 11:00—Studio radio club. 1 1 :0 0 -Romantic sketch: serenaders. “ Generally about 50,” replied Mr. 428.3—WLW . CINCINNATI —700. 305.9— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—980. 12:30—A'agaliond feature program. Edison, “but lately some microbe disarmament conference to accom­ g:30— Henrv Theis orchestra. 6:00— Four vagabonds; musicale. X:fi0— Aloore’s conceit orchestra. plish in the way of permanent re­ 333.1 —KHJ. LOS ANGELB6—900. has bothered me and done some ex­ 2 for $15 7;X5—Scrap hook; dance music. 6:30—Studio musical program. sults toward peace and what do g:fin-W .IZ orchestra, soloists. 7:00—WJZ programs (414 hrs.) 11:00—Orchestra: vocal soloists. perimenting with my internal ma­ Former Prices 8:30—Feature chain program. 11 :’30—Bestor’s dance music. 12:00— ,‘itudio entertainment. chinery and I feel about 85.” Ii you believe is necessary to insure in:iin—Night cluh rnterlainmont. 245.8— W CAE, PITTSBURGH —1220. 1:00—Dance orche.stra. 910 to $16.75 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. On Av’iation ■! permanent peace among nations? X0:,30—Recorders: Slumber music. 7:00—Go.spel hour: Two Coals. ' Answer—“I think they will ar­ 1 2 :0 0 -I.ate dance orchestra. 7:45—NBC prograin.s (114 hrs.) 9:011—Ryan’s dance orchestra. Queried as usual on his attitude 12:30—Singing Fireman’s recital 8:30—Artist.s concert bureau. 9:30—AAUABC programs (21b hrs.) toward aviation, Mr. Edison said he rive at a sane compact to limit fu­ X :00—Thirteenth Hour Insomniacs. 9:00—WE.\F programs (2 hrs.) 12:00—Variety hoys: organist. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. believed “more experimenting to in­ ture trouble.” 280.2— W TAM . CLEVELAND— 1070. 11:00—Herman Kenin’s orchestra. Television Possible 7:00—Show boat; studio artists. 260.7—WHAM. ROCH ESTER— 1150. 12:30—NBC feature program. crease safety” should be made be­ w 8:00— NBC programs (3 hrs.) 6:30— Skultety’s dance orchestra. 12:00—Two pianos; three boys. i In your opinion when will televi­ 1:00—Minstrels: orchestra. fore “commercializing too much.” I Rack full of 11:05—Orchestra: midnight melodies. ’7:00—WJZ programs (3 lirs.) “ Do you think as young man sion be practical for home enter­ 12:30— Wvlie’ s dance orchestra. 10:00— Eastman School recital. 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—580. 399.8— WJR, DETROIT—750. 10;.3O—NBC pi'Ogram.s (1 hr.) 1:00—NBC entertainment. graduated from tiigh school will de­ tainment? 9:30—Musical hits and bits. 379.5_,VGY, SCHENECTADY—730. 2:00—Hender.son’s danCe iinnd. Answ’er—“ Some day.” 270.1—W RVA. RICHMOND—1110. rive greater benefit by spending four 283—WTIC. HARTFORD—1060. 11:55—Weather; time: markets. years in a modem university or by What is the biggest thing the 7:30— Forgotten melodies. G:00—Dinner dance music. 9;00—AA’EAF Symphony orchestra. 9:30— Corn Cob Pipe Club. American people can accomplish Party and 7:45—WJZ musical ployars. 7:00—AVEAF programs ((1 hr.) entering business immediately?” he 8:00—Cliristlaan Krincs’ orchestra. 8:00— Studio concert orchestra. 10:00—]'’ Ioyd Giblion.s with AA’EAF. was asked. during the next year and why? 8:30—-WTC.yF...... programs...... (214...... hrs.) 8:30—AVE.\F programs (2I2 hrs.) 11 ;00—Studio dance program. Answer—“ Pay more attention to Sport Dresses 11:00— Merrv Mad Caps; organist. 11:00—-\lbany ----- dance orchestra. 12:011—Old t’mer.s' .innifiention. “The way things are today,” Mr. Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations Edison replied, “I should say enter engineers than politicians.” 344.6— WEN R, CHICAGO—870. business.” Which of your inventions do you Flannel and Jer­ Street Frocks 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—690. 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. believe will be still in general use 6:00— Ensemble: dance music. 6:00—Contralto, orcliestrn, tenor. 10:00— Studio minstrel show. “At what age do you consider the 7:10— Big Brother chfli. 7:1!.')—Catholic talk: ’cellist. 11:01)— Comis sketch; parade, electrical development is today? and vital use 100 years from now? 7:30—WE..\F programs (2 hrs.) 7:2ii—Religious talk: orchestra. 12:20—Candle light chorus, Childhood, adolescence, maturity, or iI Answer—“Don’t know.” sey, neatly tailored 10:30— C. of C. organ recital. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—670. 1:00—D.\ air vaudeville, 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 7:35—-Air college lectures. 238— KOIL. COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. bid age?” * j | Rubber from Plants 11:60— studio concert. $12.75 7:30—Dinner dance music. 8:30— Perple string quartet. “ Childhood” was the laconic an- ; When and where do you expect 12:60— Bears entertainment. 8:00—WE.\F programs (3 hrs.) 291.3— CFCF. MONTREAL— 1030. swer. i to start large scale planting of 11:00—Glad girls: orchestra. 6:00—Recital: safety club. 285.6— KNX. HOLLYWOOD—1060. 215.7—W H K . CLEVELAND—1390. 10:00—Studio dance orchestra. 11:66— ,\irdale’s dance orchestra. Lot of Laborers j solidago levanworthii ? (golden rod Former Prices $14.25 to 7:00— Indians entertainment. 357—CKCL. TORONTO—840. 11:30— Feature arti.st.s: bridge t.ilk. “ What will become of the com -: for synthetic rubber). 461.3— WSM. NASHVILLE—650. $25 8:00—AVaABC programs (3’,i hrs.) 9:no— I’uppy Club; philosopher. mon laborer when the full automatic Answer—“I expect to have first 11:30— Three dance orchestras. 9:35—Microphone mummers. 8:00— Bas.s: male quartet. 325.9— wwj. De t r o i t - 920. ]X;()0—Orchestra, tenor, organ. 8:36— Golden Art entertainment. machine eliminates hand w ork?” single unit perfected in two or three 7:30—W E A F programs (1 hr.) 315.6— WRC. WASHINGTON—950. 16:30—Concert orchestra: singers. years will probably erect it at Mr. 11:30— Amos ’ n’ Andy; orcliestra. “ He wdll own a home and a lot of 'g r S:30—Studio feature program. 11:00—AVJZ Slumber music. things pro-viding alcohol doesn’t in­ Ford’s place near Savannah.” tervene.” ; What is your attitude toward “What is your attitude toward commercial aviation? f e i PARISIENS CALL U. S. commercial aviation?” Answer—“Do more experimenting WTIC PROGRAMS “Do more experimenting to in­ to increase safety before commer­ Queer Twists crease safety before commercializ­ cializing too much.” Travelers Broadcasting Service A NOSTALGIC NATION ing too much.” At what price per pound do you Hartford, Conn. “ Can you tell of the greatest d is-' hope to produce commercial rubber? ubincifvGA t? 15^ E NT FA 3>«’roT5U‘ C EJHTE RJ.; In Day's News 50,000 W., 1060 K. C., 283.8 M. h appointment you encountered in Answer—“If the farmer is to Not Because We’re Really your work, also the greatest satis- , make what he is entitled, then one Homesick But Our Songs All faction?” j dollar per pound for war emergency Wednesday, February 12, 1930. London — The modernf* oasis de­ “I am always disappointed until j rubber.” “ Want to Go Back.” .\lways Disappointed E. S. T, pends on gasoline. Scientists leaving the problem is solved. Not m ore; Can you tell us of the greatest P. M. By HAZEL REAVIS. for Capetown will attempt to cross than one out of 20 of the details ■ 7 ;00—Jeddo Highlanders—NBC. the Kalahari desert, accompanied by w’ork at first.” disappointment you encountered in Following the questionnaire, Mr. your work, also the greatest satis­ 7:30—Benrus Correct time; Hart­ Paris.—We are often called the motor trucks fittet^ ’ with water tanks. Edison went home and made ready faction ? ford Courant News Bulle­ homesick nation over here. for the unveiling of the Edison me­ Answer—“I am always disap­ tins; Weather Report; Alco­ All because we have so many Cremona, Italy—A monument is hol Announcement. to be erected here to Stradivarius. morial plaque in City Park. He pointed until problem is solved. Not dark blue song writers whose lyrics motored to -the scene of the unveil­ more than one out of twenty of the 7:35— "Forgotten Melodies.” begin “I w’anna go back” to the This was the home of the master violin maker. ing where he was joined by his old details work at first.” 7:45—Wilbur-Coon Players—NBC. Wabash, the Mississippi or old Vir- 8:00—East Hartford Chamber of Villigen, Germany—A razor about friends, Henry Ford and Harvey Wha.t will become of common Commerce Annual Banquet ginie. 3,000 years old has been unearthed. Firestone. Together with them and labor when the full automatic ma­ —Lester D. Gardner, coun­ It is hard to reconcile chronic Presumably merchants shaved on their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Edison chine eliminates hand work? cillor of Aeronautical Cham­ nostaglia w’ith the stack of re^stra- the trade routes in the Black forest. walked to seats immediately in Answer—“He will o'wn a home tion blanks of American citizens and a lot of new things providing ber Commerce; Frederick B. Nemi, Italy—It is now possible front of the speakers stand. Rentschler and George S. abroad. There the complaint is that They were given a round of ap­ alcohol don’t intervene." for tourists to walk in a galley that What field offers the greatest op­ Wheat of United Aircraft Uncle Sam’s sons- and daughters carried Emperor Caligula. Sunk in plause by the crowd which viewed . and Transport Conipany. don’t know when to go home. the unveiling. |portunity for invention today? a lake for centuries, it has been Answer—“Chemistry and phy­ il;00—Vincent Lopez and his Or­ It is estimated that there are brought up on dry land and a road sics.” chestra in Durium Program. upwards of 30,000 Americans in has been built to It. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Fort Myers, Fla., Feb. 11— (AP) Five Day Week 9:30—Palmolive Hour. Frante alone, year in and year out, New York—Jimmy de Forest has 10:30— “Floyd Gibbbons—Headline as sort of semi-permanent resi­ —Questions and answers by Thomas What do you think of a five day a reputation as a trainer of fighters A. Edison in his annual birthday in­ working week ? Hunter”—NBC. dents. which he feels has been damaged 1:00—“The Merry Madcaps”—Popu­ .\11 Must Register. terview follow: Answer—“O. K.” r because the cost of a correspon­ What age do you consider elec­ lar melodies directed by Nor­ In order to keep track of the Have inventive substitutes for' dence course in boxing was reduced trical development in today—child­ man Cloutier. 30,000 and the tens of thousands heat and fuel progressed to the to $2.98. He is suing for an in­ point where we may no longer hood, adolescence, maturity or old 11:30—Benrus Correct Time; Hart­ like them in other countries, the junction and $50,000. The cut from worry about depleoion of natural oil, age? ford Courant New’s Bulle­ United States has a system of reg­ $27.50, he -avers, has made him the tins: Weather Report; At­ gas and good fuel supplied? j Answer—“Childhood.” istration for wandering citizens. butt of ridicule. Answer—“Not yet.” , ; Do you think there is life on lantic Coast Marine Fore­ Renewal of passports and reg New York — Some six-foot 200- cast: Alcohol Anqpuncement. Is the “machine age” hampering: other planets besides the earth, and istration used to be simultaneous. pound he bridge players entered for man’s creative bent? ' do you think we may some day 11:35— “ Dream Journeys”—Walter But so many Americans stay on the eastern championships better Seifert, organist. Answer—“No, increasing it.” communicate with them? and on iri foreign countries which bew’are Mrs. Dorothy Rice Sims, 12:00— Silent. In your opinion do developments Answer—“I would guess, but agree with them, forgetting to re­ weight 110. Motorcyclist, champion in electrical and poisonous gas de­ won’t.” new their passports and contacts skater, aviator, painter and sculp­ structive elements make Impossible, How Is Wilbur Huston doing at EAST HARTFORD CHAMBER tor, she is competing with Mrs. V i \ N ' ' / COMMERCT BANQUET, 8 P.IM. w'ith Washington, D. C., particular­ or highly improbable another world Massachusetts Tech? ly with the department of internal Emory Clement against some of the war? Answer—“Last I heard he had The spirit of modern aviation will greatest male players, greatest in revenues, that passport renewals Answer—“No.” scarlet fever.” pervade a special broadcast slated reputation and size. for 8 o’clock tonight.w’hen Station and citizenship registration now If you voluntarily were to retire Londor^Knicknacks of the late from all scientific research and an The largest collection of gems WTIC will transmit proceedings are separate processes. Both oc­ T. P. O’Connor have been removed K i i l T t Y , . from the annual East Hartford cur, or should occur, every tw’o imaginary ceremony arranged in the world is in the possession of j from the Westminster flat he oc­ whereby you would present “your. the American Museum in New i Chamber of Commerce banquet. years. cupied for years and given to his Lester D. Gardner, councillor of the Two significant questions-' de­ shoes” to the man whose current i York. v>-U'A/4 V/ friends except for one thing. He St ' ' 'X f J y , Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce, manded of citizens when they reg­ nailed a brass hand to the front " V : ■*’V\ . r " * li' world-renowned globe-trotter and ister are; door, and there it will remain. It is . V’ * former editor of “Aviation”, will be “How long you expect to live an Arabian symbol of welcome. heard In a discussion of the topic, outside the United States?” and New York-Alastair Mackintosh, "Flights Around the World”. Two “Why do you live outside the once the husband of Constance Tal- other nationally knowm exponents of United States?” madge of the screen, has come daz­ aidatlon who will take part in the Passports Cancelled. zling from Europe, accompanied by program are Frederick B. Rent­ There are known cases where the second Mrs. Mackintosh. He had schler, president of the United Air­ a top coat of cinnamon color, trous­ craft and Transport Company and continued voluntary absence from the country which issues the help­ ers checkered in one-inch square, a ' of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft sack coat of a basket weave of red, Company, and George S. Wheat, ful red booklets with the golden You can’t send her your heart on St. Valentine’s Day, and your affec­ eagle and United States of America bro-wn and white, a tie of orange vice-president of United Aircraft. and red, a shirt of gray and blue, Musical divertissments will be pro- printed on them, has resulted in bright yellow gloves and a brown tion might .get lost in the.mails; so do the next best thing, and send her . vided by Geraldine Havens, vaude­ cancellation of passports. fedora with turned-up rim. ville entertainer and frequent broad­ Contrary to general opinion Vatican City — Stamps of the the third of the tender trio: flowers from Park Hill Flower Shop. ^ caster from Station WTIC, and “The Uncle Sam is not obliged to issue a Papal State which will be printed Gra-Rock Sparklers” under the di­ passport to every citizen who re­ toward the close of the year will be rection of Bill Tasillo. quests one. Passports are the gov­ of six designs, showing a bird’s eye ernment’s voucher for nationals view of Vatican City, St. Peter’s SUGGESTIONS abroad. When Uncle Sam, for one Square, the Vatican gardens, the reason or another, no longer cares Pope, the facade of St. Peter’s, the : to vouch for a citizen be may re­ Papal Tiara and crossed keys. I Boxes of Assorted Flowers. Blooming Plants ATnOUGH T fuse to ’ issue the official letter of New Brunswick, N. J. —Mr. and introduction. Mrs. Joseph Marcus were out visit­ Basket Arrangements Corsages Violets, etc. Twenty Waffle Irons. ing. The fire went out. The chil­ dren were cold, but ingenious. They I Watch ye and pray, lest ye en­ Quite away from Montparnasse, summoned the firemen. An engfine ter into temptation. The spirit in the respectable and notably aristocratic St. Germania section, company qbliged. The dwelling soon truly Is ready, but the flesh is was cosy again. IF YOU’VE GOT COMPETITION AS weak.— St. Mark 14:38. stands the new American church. When it is finished it will be the The large-flowered Japanese REGARDS YOUR BEST GIRL The devil tempts us not; 'tls we most complete American church chrysanthemums are closely re­ tempt him, beckoning his skill with unit In the old world and will a box of candy from this store for St. Valentine’s Day lated to the common white field will put you in the lead over all the others. Just try it ‘opportunity.—George Eliot. , have cost $700,000. daisy of the eastern United States. One of the boasts of the congre­ and see if you don’t believe it. HOME TALKIES gation and the Rev. J. W. Cochran, APOLLO, DURAND’S AND BURBANK’S 5/“^^ I^WER. S k OP London— Since the craze of talk­ pastor, is that tba social rooms have RADIO SERVICE CHOCOLATES ing moides, a machine has been per­ the largest battery of waffle irons on all makes. 013 Main S t Tel. 5463 fected here which enables amateur in Europe—20 of them. photographers to take home “ talk­ PHONE 3733 ies.” It is a cheap instrument, de­ Fish nmning up the Siberian New Sets and Standard signed especially for the home and rivers to the Altai mountains each Accessories. Packard’s Pharmacy home pocketbook. Pictures are re­ spring swim in such close-packed corded and reproduced on a screen ranks that - it is impossible to row WM. E. KRAH AT THE CENTER b y the^samer machine. amidst them. i 669 Tolland Turnpike ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD~IT PAYS

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served his sentence on Devil’s Is­ great rival in Stephen A. Douglas; SOIL AND BACKWOODS land, but was to remain in exile with whom he engaged im several MOOSE C H A R in BALL \England*s Autoless Park among others of lys kind, eking out historic public debates on slavery.' Aviator*s Bravery ]Vins a hopeless existepce. Nominated at - Chicago In 1860 PERMEATE NEW BOOKS With escape M his motivating for ; president,* Lincoln won the ; FOR DOUBLE PURPOSE! Giues Pedestrian A Break aim, he had to decide between seiz­ election. He was in office but six Two Medals In 4 Months ing the first opportunity or giving weeks when the Civil. War broke up his hopes to remain with the out. Shortly after the battle of the “ Pure Gold” and “ Down in the lovely Celeste. He seized the op­ Antietam, in which the Union Biff Social Event and at Valley” Good Examples of forces had the', upper hand, the Hampton, Va.— cAP)—Less than j Same Time Will Aid Boy’s portunity. four months after he went on ac- j Trend of Late Novels. president issued his famous Eman­ tive duty with the air corps, a] I Village at Mooseheart. cipation Proclamation declaring he young officer set the pace for gal- j would, on Jan. 1, 1863, free, the All persons who attend the BY RICHARD M.YSSOCK. slaves of all the states then or lantry. i AV Lieut. William A. Matheny, loi Charity Ball to be given ^by Man­ New York.—Novels of the soil thereafter in rebellion. heroism in rescuing Lieut. Dwight chester Lodge, No. 1477, Loyal % and the backwoods continue undi­ Lincoln was re-elected, but his second term was cut short when Canfield from the burning wreck of , Order of Moose at the Alason'.c minished. an airplane, has been granted the ; Temple on Friday evening, Febru­ Extending chronicles of his coun­ he was mortally wounded by an Cheney award for outstanding self- ary 28, will be serving two purposes, trymen in the northwest, O. E. Rol- assassin’s bullet while he sat at Ford’s Theater watching a play. ■sacriftce, and the boldieis medal, that of giving themselves a most vaag, author of “ Giants in the LINCOLN’S BIRTH for bravery in time of peace. ; pleasant evening and aiding in the Earth” and “ Peder Victorious,” gets The awards honor risks he took | farther away from the motherland establishment of the new $800,000 On Feb. 12, 1809, Abraham Lin­ August 30 when a bombing plane I Boys’ Village planned at Moose- in his new novel, “Pure Gold.” W U U i J ] Here Rolvaag has a vividly tragic coln, 16th president of the United being flown by the officers to Pan- | heart, Illinois-the Child City of th? States, was born in a log cabin in mSmm ama caught fire over a Nicaragua | Moose. tale of miserhood. From the meeting of Louis Houg- Hardin County, Kentucky. jungle and crashed in a forced j For the entire proceeds of the As a boy, Lincoln knew the hard­ landing. Ball will be used to meet the quota lum and Lizzie Olen at threshing season, through their marriage, to ships and privations of frontier Thrown clear and unhurt, but | subscribed to the “Boys' Village life. All his schooling combined drenched with gasoline. Matheny j Building Fund,” after a plea for sup­ their sordid deaths, the couples whole life together was changed by would probably not have made up rushed to the flaming plane where | port made by James J. Davis, su­ more than one year. Canfield sat in a daze. His cloth- | T the idolatry of money, not for what preme dictator of the Moose. Mr. 0 is buys in comfort and richness of After serving as a captain in ing in flames, Canfield ran for the | the Black Hawk War, Lincoln ran Davis will broadcast over station life, but money for its own sake. open, to be tackled by his compan- j WJJD several days before the bad, for the legislature. Following his j ion, who himself caught on fire. i In tracing the growth of their acquainting the radio audience wiih addiction to hoarding money, which defeat and the failure of an attempt | Canfield broke away to the jun- ; a little later to run a general store, j ^\e where Matheny, after smother- ^ the child city. finally is burned without benefiting The mission of the Moose Frater­ anybody, Rolvaag says he observes he began the study of law. i Even Mighty fng the fire on his own body, found > a , In 1834 he was finally elected! bim with the flames extinguished, ; nity is a practical one. Orphans or ‘‘what might happen and what, in dependent children of deceased many cases, actually does happen to | to the legislature and was re- ] sitting at the side of a r, ad. Can- ; elected two years later. About members, totaling, 2,50t) are being an individual who has no tradition ' j Structures of Steel Jicld died that night from burns, : two years before his election to cared for, educated and taught u m and no cultural background.” while Matheny was confined to a | Congress he married Mary Todd. trade, over 500 mothers and 600 old “We have,” he adds, “ plenty of hospital for three weeks. i As a representative in Congress, Have To Be Matheny is 26 years old, a gradu- : folks are given a home, care, and a them in America.” Lincoln found in the Senate a ate of Marquette university. He is . new lease of life through the Moose Suffolk and Tennessee. the stationed at Langley field. j service. Nearly 7,500,000 men, wo­ J H. W. Freeman’s passion for i Painted The Cheney award was establish- j men and children hold membership soil shows itself again in “ Down in 1 the Valley” as it did in his widely Way To Get At a Cold ed in memory of Lieut. William H. in the Moose. Blenheim park, shown surrounding the palace, has been made a Bill Waddell’s popular singing or­ read “Joseph and His Brethren. I before they are encased in Cheney, killed in 1918 in an air | sanctuary for English pedestrians. collision at Foggia, Italy. I chestra will play for dancing and re- The Suffolk countryside tugs .at j brick and concrete. It is the the heart of a city man until it Is Through The Bowels Donors are Mrs. Mary L. C. Sco- | fres'nments will be served under the O.xford, England — (A P )—Some­ : have been planted in the form of a I only sure preservative of this. field, Peterboro, N. H„ and Mrs. : , direction of Fred Behrend, chairman j map of the battle. brings him down into a valley farm body thinks kindly of pedestrians, community. There his life is en­ Ruth Cheney Streeter, Morristown, | Bravery brought two medals in j of the refreshment committee, I ‘T shall never allow cars or car­ strongest of building materials. at least, and this time it's'the Duke riched and broadened, his instincts N. J., mother and sister of the offi- ! riages to enter Blenheim,” the pres­ As soon as you catch cold, the four months to Lieut. William A. j - “ of Marlborough. are given a more natural play and Good paint is necessary in cer. The award includes a bronze | ent Duke of Marlborough has an- pores close: perspiration is check­ No pedestrians will ever be chased he develops a new gauge by which plaque and $500. j Matheny, young flyer. He is shown | AFFINITY EARLE’S SUIT ‘ nounccd. “I am determined to pre- ed. Gases and waste can’t escape the protection of your proper- The Soldiers medal was recently i with the Cheney award which he : by motorists in historic Blenheim to measure human relations. through the skin. That’s why your park, the 2,700-acre estate near here I serve it as an open space, w'here Returning to Americans. T. S. tv. Let us do the work. established as an award for hero- , ' the public can walk 'without fear doctor’s first advice in case of colds won. commemorating one of Britain's Stribling, best known for his stones ism in time of peace. I BEFORE JURY TOMORROW of being destroyed.” is a mild laxative like cascara. 1 ^ victories in the war of the Spanish I of the Tennessee backwoods, re­ Medical authorities agree it actual­ i • succession. j The Duchess of Marlborough, it turns to that locale in “Backwater.” ly strengthens bowel muscles. You Chicago’s Private Air Fleet Sweeps The estate was the nation's gift i will be recalled, is the former It is a tale of Old Bill Jack Mur­ get cascara in its most pleasant Los Angeles, Feb. 12.— (AP)— to the Duke of Marlborough in 1705, Gladys Deacon of Boston, Mass. dock. the local bootlegger, his son form in candy Cascarets. Dolores Salazar’s suit against Fer­ in recognition of his crushing de­ The Duke's first wife also was an Jim and Mary Sue Meredith, daugh­ Remember this when you catch Southward to Dodge Winter’s Blasts dinand Pinney “Affinity” Earle, feat of the French and Bavarians American girl, Consuelo Vanderbilt, ter of aristocratic neighbors. cold; whenever breath is bad; artist, for $80,000, damages for in the battle of Blenheim, Bavaria, and the annulment of her marriage Jim is banned from the social tongue coated: or you’re headachy, alleged breach of a pre-nuptial con­ in which 10,000 men were killed. wa.s a journalistic sensation in circles of his home community, al­ bilious, constipated. John I. Olson I is equipped with two-way telephon- tract will go t. the jury tomorrow. Trees adorning the park are said to America some years ago. though college bred and personally Why resort to harsher things Chicago — (API — inter is Counsel for both sides yesterday pounding at some empty homes here I ic and telegraphic radio. acceptable, because of his fathers when Cascarets activate the bowels Paintinff and Decorating ! Mrs. James B. Simpson, the for- presented their closing arguments TOOK THEIR TIME. outlawed occupation. He falls in love so quickly, so harmlessly and pleas- Contractor. this year. to the jury, after which court ad­ deceived other girls. Wasn't he mar­ ! mer Alicia Patterson of New York, ried four, or was it five, times’.’” with Mary Sue. Old Bill Jack Mur­ antlj'—and cost only a dime? — Southward on the wings of a pri­ journed until Thursday due to to­ 699 Main St., South Manchester vately owned air fleet swept more I daughter of the publisher, Joseph William S. Ogden, Earle’s attor­ dock di.slikes the idea of a match Adv. ! Medill Patterson, spends part of day’s legal holiday. between the families as much as the than 200 Chicagoans when blasts ney, declared the Spanish dancer j Fox Lake, Wis. — School-day her winters piloting her father’s Roger Marchetti, attorney for banker father of Mary Sue. began. , Miss Salazar, in his closing argu­ had withdrawn from any contract I sweethearts back in 1870, and 59 Office telephones ring in vain for land and water plane through the she had with Earle when of her own IJberty. the boss who may be found flutter­ Antilles. Patterson also is a pilot ment branded Earle as “ a monster ! years after husband and wife. Away from these various settings love-maker—an artist in the art of accord she left the hotel where they ing along the kindly coasts of Flori­ and accompanies her. I That’s the story of Mrs. Addie Mcy- of rural civilization, Blair Niles goes making love as well as of painting were staying in Paris, France. da or over the sunny Caribbean. William C. Grunow' cruises with Miss Salazar had testified Earle I ers and William Blake, senior, who for her novel of exile on the French In summer planes provide com­ his amphibian along the gulf shore —w'ho used all his wiles to betray i were recently married. After their penal islands. i i ujl tk this little inexperienced girl from ejected her from the Paris hotel, mutation between offices in the sul­ near Biloxi, Miss. In the summer and turned her out penniless into a '• childhood romance, the couple In (he exotic jungles that sur­ he uses the ship to commute to his another country, and blast her hap­ FI^OWERS try loop and cool summer homes in strange country. ! drifted apart, both marrying. They rounded the prison camp in^ her ?J northern Illinois and Wisconsin. summer home at Lake Geneva, a piness.” recently met after the death of their “ Condemned to Devil’s Island, she John Hertz, well-known race half hour’s flight from Lake Michi- “Any man w'ho likens a woman’s has placed the hero of “ Free.” The regular staff of the League i mates and the romance was re­ horse fancier and taxicab king, is I gan. virtue to a ripe peach which he Stephen Latour was a libere, a of Nations at Geneva consists of newed. Blake has five grandchil­ spending the winter flying around j Charles R. Walgreen, drug store said ‘fell into his lap’ is a supreme dren and Mrs. Blake eight. youthful “thrill murderer" who had 1 Florida and over the Caribbean in I magnate, is spending the winter in egotist,” Marchetti said. “He has about 1000 persons. his Sikorsky amphibian, “Three I Florida with his ship. In the sum- Johns.” , , 1 mer he commutes in it to his warm- Col. R. R- McCormick, Publisher j weather home in Dixon, 111. of the Chicago Tribune, flying in i Many of the 200 Chicagoans who his Sikorsky, the “ ’A rf Pint,” hov­ I own their own planes, fly the ships ered over the Bahamas. The ship 1 themselves. I ; Carrie I. Burnham, Mrs. William .O. Only Four Days Left to Get HINDENBURG RECEIVES j Seyms and daughter, Miss Eunice! Seyms, of Colchester, and George NEW AMERICAN ENVOY I Boson, of Westchester, were callers Sunday evening at the home THE I* •'/ i Mrs. Burnham. L Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and Vi ■ children and Mrs. Sherwood Miner Berlin, Feb. 12.— (A P )—Presi- , “ J...... X , ___,-nf'oivpH I visited Enoch Crandall at the dent von Hmden g > . : | State Sanitarium in Norwich on "S' Frederick M. Sa Sunday. Mr. Crandall recently un­ can ambassador ° ' derwent an operation for the re­ presented bis ere * ■ moval of part of one foot which w’as presidential palace. 'infected. He is reported as making The new amhass . • good recovery and expects to re- plaimng that his J’’ ’ ®®’ | turn to his former boarding place '■PVV*! create the best fee mg p .. I here at the Miner home, in about Trc; tween the Lnited States and <-5ci-. many, said: ! The Rev. Theodore D. Martin and. ‘■I have come to Tour Excellency ^ present at with a hig;h esteem for your dis­ : the archdeaconry meeting of tinguished° person, which typifies Episcopal church at Putnam the high patriotism that is the cm- --p'lggfjgjy bodiment of the German character. ' A dance will be given at Gilead I bring with me a profound admira­ Hall on the evening of Fridaj% Feb. tion for the achievements of the 14, St. Valentine’s Day. Van’s six 1 German people in the laborious piece orchestra from Willimantic tasks which have confronted them. will furni.^h music. A general invi- “At the same time, ^ I have a sin- tation to the young people of c ere conviction that German foiti- community is extended . J ^ tilde and industry will solve prob- Dorothy Sheinseld, of New i lems of the present and futuie am ^ graduate of the New H a -] will constitute the g^uarantec of fu ^ Normal Training School, has faith and future success. been engaged to teach in the Jones street school, in place of Miss She will Elizabeth Bertson, who recently re­ signed on account of ill health. Mis.s HEBRON Sheinseld has engaged board at the REMEMBER ------home of Mr^. Paul Jones. „ . Mr. and Mrs. Jared B. Tennant Names of those appointed to serve family were Sunday visitors at as assistants m connection with the : home of Mrs. Tennant’s parents. Well Child Conference which are o , Dwight Kelsey, in 50 don*t you be held twice a year are practically Montvillc. the same as for last year. They Employes of an East Hampton are Miss Clarissa L. Pendleton, Mrs. company are engaged in cutting FORGET Fitch N. Jones, Mrs. Howard O. watch hazel sprouts in the woods DUO-DlsC Thompson, Mrs. Carlton H. Jones, hereabouts. Many tons of these Mrs. Claude W. Jones, Miss Gladys sprouts are being carried away to Hough, Mrs. Randall Tennant, Miss use in the manufacture of witch Susan B. Pendleton will serve as hazel e.xtract. They go in truck WASHER chairman of the committee and also | Flowers , . , , , , , T-j ■ I loads, the land'owners receiving a as clerical chairman. Mis. E nominal price per ton far the priv- T. Smith will act as press agent, i cutting. In spots here and The only washer that will “ ^Vash ST. VALENTINE’S DAY The conferences will take place on ; (.j^gj.g ^^j^g ^.yjfch hazel undergrowth ] Either Way” instantly. the second Friday of the month, I jg very abundant in the February 14th dates to be sent out two weeks ' -pj^g cutting and removal is ahead. Place will be at the Center said to benefit the woodland rather d o w n for a Christian Endeavor rooms, and time Only Forget St. Valentine’s Day? than the reverse, as it gives the ' Pieces from 2 to 4 p. m. young trees a better chance to de­ The Rev. John W. Deeter, pastor, velop when the undergrowth is $99.50 Why of course you wouldn’t! led the Christian Endeavor meeting thinned out. The witch hazel never at the center Sunday evening. The grows to be a large tree. d But what to send her? Why topic was on the study of the Bible, St. John’s first Epistle being par­ $6.30 Monthly not a gift of flowers? There’s ticularly mentioned. A discussion | a Harvard astronomer who $4.95 Down followed the talk by the pastor. measured an electron reports it is an idea! But don’t delay! The Jagger school district is suf- considerably less than a millionth DUO DISC DOWN NEW SILENCE fering from the invasion of German j of a millionth of an inch in NEW BEAUTY Order from us today! measles which has been sweeping | diameter. And did he find an auto- FOR A FEW PIECES the to.wm. The latest case to be re- ' mobile parked on it any place? The New AUTOMATIC Silent Cable Drive provides unusual quietness ported are two children in the fani- ; ______to this famous washer. No more nerve-racking noise on washday, for ily of Mr. and Mrs. E. Buell Porter. | Phone 6029 Robert Schuyler, who is employed you can hardly hear it run. on the farm of Claude W. Jones, ■ WmUlAMS.,„ New Beauty, too. Improved Vitreous Enameled Jn*’' Duo- has just recovered from a hard at­ tack of the disease. The school.s ( ^ O M / O I C tone licrmonizes with rich green lid and trimmings aviU gladden the eyes have managed to keep open in spite ^ MEATEH© of any woman. So easy, to keep clean with an occasional w'lping with a of the many cases among pupils. damp cloth. Miss Gladys Hough has returned and lce-0-Matic UP for a from a visit of a little less than a i T u b fu l Why not investigate it now and take advantage of this special offer. week with her sister Miss HameV g^Lgg SERVICE T H E F L O R IST / Hough, a student at Hartford High i school. Day Phone...... 5876 i Hotel Sheridan Building Claude W. Jones was a caller a t , -.t- i * i>i_____ the home of his sister, Mr.s. Knee-! NlgJlt 1 none . . .abb- land Jones in Bolton on Sunday. | -.-i THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. r-fo PHONE 5181 < • ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tucker and i JOHNSON & LITTLE 773 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McCorkle o f! . ^ 4. Hartford were Sunday guests at the Plumbing and Heating Contractors, home of Mr. Tucker’s mother, Mrs. 113 Chestnut St., South Manchester

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a lone procession of dreamers: ing as docs immediately on the tfanrljeHtfr whose tossings and mutterings in j heels of Representative Beck s his- their sleep have disturbed the se-1 toric w*arning speech in the House Health and Diet Emnitui Btralb renity of the world through the ! the other d a y -it will be because its ages but have hM no effect what-1 leaders have lost their senses, PUBLISHED BY THE Advice HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. ever on the course of major human I When the entire political strength 13 BIsaell Street gygjjjg I of the dry extremists in a district IJy DU. FRANK McCOX South Manehealer. Conn. THOMAS FERGUSON Doubtless there can never be a 1 that includes the lily-white city of General ManagOT complete solution of the liquor prob-j Springfield is about 1,100 votes out OVERCOMING ACIDOSIS. Pounded October I, 1881 lem so long as there is liquor. And of a total of some 56,000. the folly Published Every Evening Except perhaps some day the human race j of longer submitting to the dicta- When ^a ^patient______is told he is suf- Sundays'and Holidays. Enterpd at the will grow away from liquor as it tion of this element in the par y e- j from acidosis he usually i Post Office at South Manchester. second ' comes little short of lunacy. ! makes a mistake of thinking tha: | Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. has growTi away from its I ______bis blood is literally acid, but this i.s [ SUBSCRIPTION RATES stomach and as the horse has One Year, by mall ...... A BOUQUET a mistake, for death occurs the min- Per Month, by m a ll...... ♦ -oO grown aw'ay from its second and ... 1 wVinf ' ute that the fluids of the body be- Delivered, one veai ...... *U.D0 ■ Let us gather our laurels wh e i largely acid. If one is to go Single c o p ie s ...... * •''O third toes. But the evolution from | the second stomach did not come I we may; even though, woven tor . living, the blood stream must re- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS froV T h e ~passionate determination | our brow, they be handed to som e-, j^^in slighUy alkaline. When we The Associated Press Is exclusively of a group of tree-men to write it > one else to convince him of his un- speak . /^ S X ltv 'o f entitled to the use for re^ubllcatlon ® , Ho<;prvine-ness The following let- mean that the alkalinity or in^ of all news dispatches credited t6 It out of existence, nor did a single ^ ' =nringfield Union 1 blood has been decreased. For some or not otherwise credited In this hoof come into being through an! ter written to the ^.p g I equilibrium between the paper and also the local news pub­ lished herein. amendment to the political const!- by John Shea of Holyoke caugnt j akallnlty of the blood has All rights of republlcatlon or tution of the equine race ' our eye. Read it and crow while the i temporarily been upset so that there Special dlspatche* herein are also re­ served. _ The willingness of this dry to ! crowing is good: is not the usual alkaline reaction in ' wlllin^ess ot y appear.s to me that it Is its full strength, but it has by no SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ spend quintillions of money to p u t, Sn | ^een totally destroyed. SENT.* "IV E ; Hamilton - DeLlsier. Inc.. 385 Madison Ave.. New York. N. over prohibition is not more ^^^g ^gj-y inefficient way i n ! Acidosis is not a disease, but if Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. fantastic than the rest of his p ro -, v-hich some of the highways in the alkalinity of the blood is reduc- Chicago. Ills. ___ posltions—even though, in his com-' Western Massachusetts are looked , gd, many diseases find it easier to Full service client r; N B A Service, 1 . vio Viaa nnmpfi after in the' winter. gain a foothold. Among these are Inc. plete unrealization, e l travel a territory mostly In ^.jjg infecUous fevers, rheumatism, Member. Audit Bureau of cl.cula- a sum infinitely in excess of all the Massachusetts and Connecticut and j diabetes, mellitus, nephritis, arth- tlons. money ever coined or earned or | cannot help contrasting conditions j ^nd th6 venereal diseases, The Herald Printing Company. Inc.. spent since the world began and in the two states. On the West Side ^ ^ simple measure for acidosis is .Assumes no financial respcnslblllt.vIn 1 greater than will be earned and ^ road from : to give a dose of sodium bicarbon- Living room ensembles are featured at. '$or typographical errors a ® : pecially m Agawam, PJ^'^ticaiiy no ^ amount required to give advertisements in the Manchester gpgjj^ and saved though it last Evening Herald. attempt has been ma ®. ° an alkaline reaction of the urine in long again. I the road, leaving an ordinary person is from five ’’o WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1930 Shall we proceed to the spending surface, dangerous even with the Connecticut ten grams. However, when a per­ of the quintillion—and shall we chains while on son is suffering from acidosis he FEBRUARY PRICES UINCOUN de of the line the road is as clear agitate for another hundred years: as in midsummer. Why not send a may have to be given several times This is the one hundred and tw-en- this amount of sodium bicarbonate To what end? few of our men to take lessons in Two Jamestown pieces; Tuxedo Two Berkey &, Gay pieces of ty-first anniversary of the birth of j road plowing from the Connecticut! before there is any manifestation of Today we are describing a few Abraham Lincoln. All over the | authorities? i alkalinity in the urine. As a usual of the two-piece ensembles that sofa and light club chair; with Early English type having stretch­ country it is the annual custom of 1 ONE OF THE PROBLEMS j pay a gas tax of $30 to $40 a | thing, the body is well able to regu- have been specially priced for carved Queen Anne cabriole feet. er bases. Club chair and s.ofa in newspapers, on the 12th of Febru- j The decade of the 20’s, only late- ! year and also a personal property ^ late the quantity of the blood February. Chairs in other cov­ Upholstered in henna-rose dam- green mohair with reversible cush­ arv to print editorials appropriate I ly closed, w'as primarily one of e n -j tax (autornobile) of $45, wbicn , stj-gam so that the reaction is as ions in green, rose and henna a ij, Lo pnni, euiLoimia surely should entitle me to tne | gj-a^ie as the body’s temperature erings can be had to harmonize to the event. Each year it is be-1 ormous expansion. It wound up . benefits as are enjoyed by ^ through wrong living this con- with these smart, new group­ Formerly $293 ...... $189 coming more difficult to write , with a bang in the collapse of the j Connecticut drivers. If conditions | jg maintained, then the acid- ings. In some cases the chairs Regular $338.00 ...... $292 them. Each year this country | stock market in October and N o-! are not improved, those In j alkaline balance is disturbed and a and sofas are of different de­ seems to be a little farther than vember. There is a very general n^r position to myself should j QQ^dition of acidosis exists. Th.^ signs in matching covers! !all their gas in ConnecticutJ : body fortunately has several meth- the year before from Lincolnism, belief in industrial and business Tw’o Berkey & Gay pieces in Two piece Jamestown group in ri H nr,' Well,...... ifi ods of eliminating an excess of to have less understanding of ■gov­ circles that the new decade wnll be , gas in Cennecti-; pg^gg. English Queen Anne style with Queen Anne design, covered in ernment and politics as Lincoln un­ marked by consolidation of Ameri- | know plenty of dealers who | ably by and allows the acids to gain sofa and button-back wing chair. green jaspe linen velour combined derstood them. ca’s industrial and financial gains, j ggp fj^gm and plenty of : control. One of the ways that the Covered with heavy tan tapestry with green and tan tapestry on re­ versible seats. Sofa and club For the Great Emancipator %vas j rather than a continuation of what lappg %vhere the gas tax can be j body defends itself from too muen showing henna and green figures. o f ! might be termed the offensive of ■ ^ , rnnnerticut roads Some i what is known as the buffer j Regular C n the most tolerant and kindly ^ . ■ used on Connecticut roaus. o , action of the blood salts. Although men and nobody is kindly or toler- j expansion. : of it could be used on some direc-1 excessive amount of acid may be $299.00 ...... SZ j Z formerly $388.00 ...... $318 ant any more. It was Lincoln’s ^ seem to be in for a period of signs at the North End to keep ] formed from eating acid tormin •Greatest strength that he was nev-1 readjustment, of bringing together p^QpjpYjPe-bound drivers from land- j foods, the phosphates and carbo- Two piece Kai*pen ensemble in cr unalterably sure of his owm and fitting into a smoothly running ins' in East Hartford. hydrates in the blood act as a checK that he was acutely con-! machine many parts of our econom- for the drastic change in th3 Two piece Kroehler group; English Charles of London style, rightness, blood’s reaction. In a healthy body Charles of London type of gray-tan with sofa and club chair. Cover­ scious of his o^\ti liability to error. ic system that have flown off at they are able to keep the alkalinity woiol tapestry with green and hen­ ed in tan tapestry with henna and Now everbody is sure that he can’t tangents and have gotten out of up to par. na-rose colorings. Sofa and club green figures. fborrv possibly be mistaken. gear with the rest of our civiliza­ The body may also get rid of an tion. Stock prices were one part. over-supply of acid in two ways, Arco Special Formerly $420.00 ...... ^ 3 3 ^ If Lincoln had been like almost Overproduction in certain lii.xury either through the kidneys or Formerly $325.00 ...... all of us are nowadays he would This is a 50 lb., front leer $259 lines w'as another. Increase in the through the lungs. The delicate never have saved the Union, he brain center which tests the blood model with w'hite enameled cost of state and municipal govern­ metal linings; 3 shelves; reg­ Two piece Valentine-Seaver r’^vould never have achieved the end and controls the breathing is able to | ments was, and is, another. These in­ ular $27.00. group in the modern manner with I of slavery. Because Lincoln for a long pick up the knowledge of an excess [ Two Jamestown pieces in taupe creases have been out of all propor- j of the hydrogen iron in the blood i solid mahogany frames. Down I time was convinced that because By RODNEY DUTCHER tapestry with green figures. Pil­ tion to the bona fide increase in NE.\ Service Writer long before a chemist is aware that! seats are a feature. Covering of I slavery was in the Constitution low-arm sofa and button-back state and municipal wealth. Taxes ------! any change has occurred. The | $ henna damask. J slavery must always be in the Con- Washington— Nearly half of us ^ slightest deviation causes an in i-! 19-50 chair, with cabriole legs, *-) q n are one of the things that will have ' Regular $515.00 ..... ; stitution. “ The right of property in , are buying luxuries or necessities mediate stimulation of the lungs so Formerly $338.00 ...... / $369 ■ slaves is sacred to the slave hold­ to be readjusted in the new decade., installment plan, as nearly as | that they put forth an extra efforc That means that state and munici- government statisticians can figure ^ to take more air in and the carbon ing states under the Federal Con- pal expenditures will have to be re -' out. dioxid tension of the air in the al­ : stitution,’’ he said. “The institution adjusted, brought into some relation­ hiirniture and house furnishings veolar sacs is decreased. This in L^of slavery is founded on both in­ come into the home on the install­ turn brings about a reduction of the ship to what the people can bear. ^ WATKI NS BROTHERS. Inc. justice and bad policy, but the pro­ ment plan four times as often as carbonic acid of the blood. If the In turn that ivill mean, eventually, mulgation of abolition doctrines clothing, which is our next most acids are not in a form that can oe SOUTH MAN CH ESTER that the most prolific source of ex­ popular iu.stallmcnt purchase. 55 YEARS AT tends rather to Increase than abate l oxygenated by the lungs, then it be- penditure, the school system, will These conclusions are based on | comes the function of the kidneys its evils,’’ he said again. “The Con­ come under a new sort of scrutiny. a relatively small but unique : and skin to come to the rescue an i gress of the United States has no survey conducted by the Bureau of ; acid salts and eliminate The American ideal of universal. power under the Constitution to Labor Statistics among the families . This is the reason that the interfere with the institution of education has become hypeitro-,g£ jjQ0 federal employe^ in Haiti- jjgpjjj.j|-jg qj. jjj g^j^y (disorder involv- phied. It has grown swollen and more, Boston, Chicago, New York excreting power of the kid- .slavery in the different states’’— distorted. It is oversize and out of ! and New Orleans. 'The study vvas i neys we find that these acids are these also are his words. health. Sooner or later it will have i Jm^d’d S ^ t h e year. not eliminated from the body in a But the time was to come when normal way. The acidity of the to be operated on and a lot of wild i Baltimore Ratio Highest ger of Infections developing from Lincoln changed his mind—when he urine practically always Increases called a normal child ? Is it unusual tissue removed. Otherwise it will' it was found that 210 families, or for a child of that age not to talk'» ’ any’ kind of surgery, so for this rea­ was to sw^ep it clear of these inhi­ when a condition of acidosis exists. choke itself to death—and society! 41.5 per cent, had made installment Another method that the body has Answ'er: It certainly is unusual son alone it is always wise to avoid bitions and strike the shackles from payments in that year. Among the for a child of 27 months to be u.’i- any unnecessary surgery. The ears with it. other families, of course, were many of combating acidosis is the Increase the limbs of millions of human able to talk. You should have her can be trained to lie close to the Four boys, students of a junior which had used the installment in alkaline substances which act os case thoroughly studied by some head through certain bandages chattels. high school in Bridgeport, broke in plan at one time or another. It neutralizers of the acids. Normally physician who understands chil which can be worn at night. These There are not many Lincolns; to the building on Sunday, smash-; was found that about_ 60 ^ per cen t, the^amm^^^^^^^ will be supplied you through beauty New York, Feb. 12.—The biggest« since then. Night resorts have of the Baltimore families can­ dren’s disorders. here are not many Lincoln follow- ed windows, drilled holes in doors parlors or by a plastic surgeon. butter and egg man in the Broad- come and gone. . . . j rr ^ vassed were paying installments, this change is not consummated, i i i * , * One of them introduced Ted -ers any more. Everybody, once he and desks, wrecked furniture, did 1 about 50 per cent of the Chicago instead, the excess of acid fixes the riastic Surgery.) way sector is, incidentally, one of Lewis and his band to the public. has committed himself to a social $500 damage and, surprised by the ■ families, 38 per cent in New Or- ammonia and prevents its change in­ (Insomnia.) Question:—R. B. A. writes: “In the wisest young gents in the bright Another w’as headed by the stout ■.— or political dogma shuts his eyes janitor, hit him over the head w ith' leans, 35 per cent in Boston and to urea and the ammonia Is used to Question:-—H. R. asks: “ What do light parade. Mr. Whiteman. neutralize the acid. The increase of one of your answers you will say and grits his teeth and hangs on to milk bottles and left him lying 1 P"g\i"f^e g ^ T s qCesUoned that operations in plastic surgery lo you think of the advisability of tak­ He does not In any manner con- When a Chinese chop suey em- ammonia in the urine is a good in­ ing a little something to eat before , . . . ,, , .. , porium moved in. It seemed cer- ' it with the desperation of the conscious. I operating on an income of dication that there is an increase of reduce the size of the nose are dan­ form to the prescribed “ butter and Rgetorites gerous. This is a surprise to me, as going to bed to draw the blood away drowning, reviling and hating those It is our belief that all money j j p g a than $3600 a year, the ma­ acid in the body. egg” pattern. He is not fresh from would rise from their graves and I was contemplating such an opera­ from the head and help overcome a |)f opposite belief. spent on the public education of jority on between $2000 and $3000. (Continued tomorrow.) the west with dough in his pocket lay it low. Now it’s the Club Holly' tion and had been given to under­ tendency to Insomnia?” that sort of pupils is utterly wasted. But there appeared to be no rela­ with wh'ch to "angel a show.” w’ood—one of the few night spots tionship between the size of income QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. stand that there was very little Answer: One way to temporarily As a matter of fact, in all the in the Broadway belt where they PERFECTIONISTS And the schools of every town in and the extent to which goods were danger involved. What are the overcome insomnia Is to take a glass night club racket there are few turn ’em away. A typical dry, writing in the the country are loaded with no bet- bought on the installment plan, dangerous features of an operation of milk or some other food just be­ shrewder showmen. He has staged from (Child Doesn’t Talk.) Hartford Courant, says: “ Let me ter cultural material, even though' Families with incomes of Question:—Mother writes: “1 on the nose, as well as one to make fore retiring. This attracts the some of the nudest cabaret revues One of the large mid-town hotels $1500 to $1800 used it as often as the ears lie close to the head ^ blood to the stomach and therefore emphasize once again the underly­ it is rather unusual for ingratitudq have a little girl 27 months old. this metropolis has seen and bis has made a big hit with the out-of- those in the $2700 to $3000 group. Would you recommend the latter ’’’ away from the head and other ex­ long lean frame has decorated more ing truth; there is no solution of and lack of appreciation to express In a larger survey of which the She walked at 14 months, but hasn't town folks by leaving a copy of the started to talk yet. Would she be Answ'er: There Is always the dan­ tremities. than one master of ceremonies’ post. the liquor problem with liquor. The themselves in just this way. one described was a part it was Nevertheless, he arrives in Man- home town paper at the room door only solution—whether it take an­ Our high schools are crammed found that most of the federal em­ hattan each day with bags and each morning. ploye families canvassed operated other generation or another hun­ with human material that cannot be Just Commencing to Wake Up! baskets of fresh eggs and butter, ^g goon as a guest registers, one at a deficit, although some had sur­ which he brings to the very chor- ^jg clerks immediately sends a dred years of agitation, and mil­ benefited by a high school educa­ pluses at the end of the year. Sub­ ines who appear in “very-very' bellboy to a dealer who specl^izes tion. Our colleges are crammed lions and billions and quintillions of sequently it appeared that there at the floor shows that the stages. in out-of-town papers. Upon leav­ money—all this is unnecessary if with the product of the high were larger deficits among the For N. T. G.—otherwise Nils ing his room, the guest notices a families buying on installment than responsible leaders of public opin­ schools. The professions are cram­ Grantlund—has never got over the publication which he assumes to be among the others, though some of notion that he’s a pretty good ion •will but come to their senses med ■with the product of the col­ a New York paper. To his surprise the articles bought are “ more or farmer. he __ finds he has the home town news and be loyal to their obligations— leges—and so are our business in­ less of a permanent character and Year after year, he operates his before" him at bre^fast. the only solution of the liquor prob­ stitutions—in a tremendous num­ add to the family capital invest­ ranchero, which Is in New Jersey, ______ment.’’ lem is without liquor.’’ ber of instances with complete mis­ within easy commuting distance of As indicating the relative Im­ New York. When the last gin- The other day, the army of wTeck- Now this utterance of this typical fits. Meantime the average of in­ portance of various commodities in soaked rounder has grabbed his ers which has been turning the old dry Is important. It is as good a telligence, the average of real edu- the installment plant survey the bu­ taxi, N. T. G. leaves the Gay White Waldorf Hotel into a bit of empty riemonstration as we are likely t o ; cation Itself, in this country, Isn t reau presents a table showing what Way behind and starts for his farm, space, reached that subterranean the families bought that way encounter of the philosophy of the a whit higher than it was half 210 He loves to milk the cows and patch , cave where once had been stored the in the order of the frequency of the fences. He keeps several hun- famous wines of the world, for thick-and-thin prohibitionist. It has century ago. the article. The number of fami­ dred hens rather busily occupied which that hostelry was famous, the merit o^ being true. It is, in­ One of the readjustments of the lies buying specified articles is as and grows quantities of fruit. ! That pungent aroma which clings deed, highly improbable that there new decade, if we are not fooling follows: When the crops are good, you’ll | to wine cellars drifted up to the Furniture and house furnishings will never be a liquor problem so ourselves, Is going to be in the no­ often see him on Broadway taking a sidewalk and crowds soon gathered, 137. clothing 28, radios 25. auto­ basket of apples to some stage door ■ standing at attention and sniffing long as there is liquor. tion that the country owes to every mobiles-21, musical instruments 20 entrance, for all the world like the lost vintage perfumes of yester- Unfortunately, It is also true that boy and girl a practically unlimit­ (12 pianos, seven phonographs and some couiltry youth going to the' year. Whereas, the wreckers them- there will never be a solution of ed amount of schooling for which it one .saxophone), stoves 16. washing gTocery store I selves lingered long over their task, machines 15, sewing machines 12, ------I some all but forgetting the noon the problem of life so long as there is entitled to nothing, not even good vacuum cleaners 12, coal 4. Among ' On any of these chill winter whistle. is death; that there will never be a citizenship, in return. miscellaneous items one finds two nights you’ll find him where the GIL.BERT SW’AN. solution of the problem of sin so installment purchases each for ritzy Rector’s once stood. Typical long as humanity falls short of A STUNNING LESSON books, automobile tires, jewelry, it is of the changing times, that electric refrigerators, awnings and godship; that there will never be The fanatic drys will learn noth­ the second floor of a place dedicated OLD FASHIONED furnaces and an investment in to a gay tradition should now house a solution of the problem of illness ing from the result of the Second! wa^eT spouting, a“ cemetTry lot and one of the “hottest” of the night BO long as there is poverty and un­ Massachusetts district Congression­ a radio battery eliminator. resorts. CHICKEN PIE SOPPER wisdom in the world; that there will al election where the bone dry Re­ Paid $132 a Year It was to this second floor room The average cost price ' i the never be a solution of the problem publican candidate polled 1,081 that, once upon a time, the door­ AND ENTERTArNMENT articles paid on was $322 an.l the man sent those strangers who hap­ Thursday, Feb. 13, 5:30 to 7 p. m. of unhappiness so long as there are votes against 24,749 for the regu­ average amount of installment pay­ pened along. The downstafbs sec­ South Methodist Church human passions. lar candidate, who had declared ments per family in the year was tion was for the regulars— that is, Auspices Home and Foreign This dry—and all those like him for the repeal of the Eighteenth! $132.74. The average installment- those of the who's who that were 1 Mission Societies —are foUow^ers of the doctrine of amendment, and where the district' Payi^rJarnUytm well known to the snooty young man at the door Otherwise, there Menu: Chicken pie, mashed perfection, and the perfectionist was lost to a wringing wet Demo­ The average price paid for auto was a smiling apology, to the effect toes and tandps, creamed on'ons, labors under the delusion that cratic candidate who received 31,- mobiles was $584.M and the average that “ evervthing is crov celery, cranberry sauce, pickles, he can achieve his goal by the 150. But if the Republican party amount paid on the car in the year I’m sorry but you will have to go rolls. Ice cream and cake. v/as $265.04. This applied to 21 Tickets Including Program $1.03 ^ .■".■JBieer force of statute law and his doesn’t learn something from this upstairs.” families with an average Income of It's gone through many a hand Children Under 13, 50 cents. »WTi desperate desire is but one of tremendous demonstration—follow- $2885.

A . , . 'f MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12.1930.

Mother Sure Byrd Will Sail Safely Home

Winchester, Va.— (AP) — Admiral Eichard E. Byrd will come safely out of the frozen south, his mother is sure—but when ? Freely confessing the eagerness of a devoted mother, Mrs. Richard E. Byrd, Sr., scanning news of the antarctic expedition with full con­ fidence that “Dickie” can take care The following letter has peen sent of himself should thick ice seal his to parents and friends of the Boy ship there many months more. A Scouts of America by the Manches­ Still “Dickie” he is to his mother, ter Scouting Committee, during An­ but a far-sighted. resourceful niversary Week, February 7 to 13th. “ Dickie” whose ability to win over Dear Friends: \ danger doesn’t worry her. We hope you are aware that this Is being observed this week Her greatest anxiety is whether is the week of the 20th Anniversary she will see her son this year. of Boy Scouts of America, which is and in connection with it we He has gone off on perilous ex­ being celebrated all over the Umted peditions before, but anxious mo­ States between February 8 and Feb­ have devoted one of our ments have been fewer this time be­ ruary 13. „ . cause constant radio communication Two hundred and fifty Scouts in with the expedition has been mam- j Manchester District are featuring large display windows to a tained. , .r. special programs which we hope are Newspapers have been good to i of interest to you. her she says, in furnishing first ^ We wish to especially call your unique showing of Scout hand news. On one occasion she , attention to the Scouting program spoke to “Dickie” over the radio and | to be given at the High School Hall Craft. Don’t fail to see this window. srave him her “tenderest love. , this evening at 7 o’clock sharp. So Mrs. Byrd is optimistic oyer : This will be a very interesting pro­ the return of her son this year. She | gram setting forth the various Don’t forget that the annual Scout Con­ feels confident that the unusual, activities of scouting and we know conditions which resulted in a thick ^ it will be of interest to you. test will be held today. ice pack will be overcome by the We sincerely request that you forces of nature and that “Dickie show an interest in the work of your will soon be at home with “Tom and boy and other boys by attending If you are in need of any Scout equip­ Harry.” . thi.s program and you may feel sure Thomas Byrd lives nearby in n m- that vour encouragement in this chester where he looks after the way will mean much to the Boy ment colne here to the official Scout Head­ immense Byrd orchards and Harry, i Scouts. until a few weeks ago governor or We, who are in charge of various Virginia, has come back to help I activities of Scouting in Manchester, quarters Store. Tom and to look after his two news­ ' wish to thank you for your past in­ papers. “Dick” will be wearing a terest and hope we may have the the anlarctic where Icc holds his pleasure of seeing you at the High new suit this time, for he left a \ilmTil Kvrd’s mother (right) is sure he will come home safely from kept them in touch, and (upper commander and returns an admiral. ship* The e.xploror is shown listening lo a radio (lower right) which has school hall tonight. While Mrs. Bvrd looks forward to left) waving a happy salute. ______her admiral-son’s return to Win­ Georgia, occupied the pulpit on Sun­ FOR BOY SCOUTS- chester, she doesn’t expect him to - 1 day morning. President Jenkins stay home very long. y What new exploit he will under­ TALCOTTVILLE paid a high tribute to Miss Clemeu- take she can’t predict — but there QUIZ AT LECTURE tine Bacheler who is a member of the senior class at that institution. will be one, she’s sure. The Herald Tjie Rev. F. P. Bacheler and the “Dickie” must ahvays be doing members of his family have the sin­ Franklin G. Welles, Jr., led the Coats, Breeches, Shirts, Hats, something',” she said. “But I don’t cere sympathy of the members of Christian Endeavor meeting on Sun­ M let it worry me. He usually does this community in the loss by fire day evening. The junior leader was — it well.” Hears of the Bacheler homestead at Nor­ Arthur Koch. wich last Thursday afternoon. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Slmoncelli Belts, Stockings, Haversacks, Mary Bacheler and Thomas Bachel­ of Bridgeport were week-end guests POINTED HEELS” HEADS | Speaker Offers lo Fight Pro-|li( That Main street is a veritab’ e |er, a sister and brother who have at the home of Mrs. Simoncelli’s been living at the home place, are father, M. H. Talcott. STATE’S DOUBLE BILL lessor Who Debates now at the parsonage and will make Mrs. C. O. Button, is enjoying a Neckerchiefs and Slides i That the latest smart sayings at j their home with the Rev. and Mrs. few weeks cruise of the West Indies. I the High school are “Sho, sho,” and ; Bacheler for the present. Miss Eleanor Talcott was a re­ Our Foreign Policy. I “check, and double check, etc.,” | cent guest at the home of Ber William Powell in Familiar The Rev. Frank Jenkins president ! both gleaned fi'om Amos and Andy, j of Piedmont College at DemoresL, father, C. D. Talcott. R o le — “The Aviator” Is Sec­ I That the majority of couples in , Scout Masters^ equipment and other Scout articles can be1se- ond Feature Macon, Ga., Feb. 12.—(AP)—Ad- ] attendance at the Junior Proni^Sat Helen Kane, William Powell and | dressing the i m ^the evening, principally in search | cured at a few days’ notice. Fay Wray in “Pointed Heels,”’ ’• and - the cause ^ and cure 01 wdi, ividjui. . , oofe Edward Everett Horton and Patsy General Frank R. McCoy, Fourth That the the weather has Ruth Miller in the Warner Brothers Corps Area commander, offered, . . to been acting up, the six weeks of Vitaphone production “The Avia­ fight a college profe.ssorrofe.ssor last night predicted by the Groundhog, tor” are the_ __ feature attractions on I because of the “ tone” of quest!questions ^ successive ones. the new program at the■ State ■ to-to-1 which the educator propounded to That the affairs run about this day and Thursday. i him regarding the foreign policy of time of the ^year — “for sweet chari- After plaving the lead in two Lthe United SLatc.s. Uy'g sake” are innumerable, murder mystery .stories, WiUiam j After the meeting, however, the i That pinochle and setback games Boy’s Shoes KEDS Powell returns to the type of role j general was introduced bis ques-j are back numbers now, with the in “Pointed Heels” which brought: tioner. Professor John D. Allen, in-j bridge and whist parties all the him fame in the earlier films. In structor in journalism at Mercer rage. For Hiking, Camping and this production, he portrays a man university, and a conversation .00 .00 of the world, a sort of urbane demi-1 brought the incident to an amicable to $6 Sports villain who tries to break up a bap- j ! PV marriage of a show girl friend., general delivered an address ANOm and her youthful composer-hus-1 “Certain Practical Peace Prob- ; band. It is a perfect Powell role,*] jp^s” dealing with the occupation ! Clarence Ketcham has pui chase and the suave William plays it to i pf-cuba. the Nicaraguan iriterven- j 1930 Chevrolet coupe. perfecUon. Helen Kane of radio and , |.pe committee of inquiry j pp g. Christian En- phonograph record fame is co-fea- j conciliation wiiich adjusted the , social Friday evening at the tured with Powell. She plays the ,lisp„te. He Stanley role 01 of Doti.’oi. j.'ii.-i.vjLi,Nixon, crooning .in^^ , j I announceuannounced hexic wouldwuuiu m answer ques- ] .' Mrs._snent George several Platt spent of the song and dance team of D ot, from the audience, days recently with relatives in Hart- j Any COM^D and Dash Nixon of which Skeets , Questions Start ' ford, Wethersfield and Burnside. ■ Gallagher is “Dash.” . Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead of Bos- j That cold may lead to something serious, if neglectetl. People who try to do heroic Frank Bennett of Phoenixvillo ton, Mass., and Mi.ss Jeannette Ran- j was a caller at the home of George things with which they are entire­ kin, former member of Congress, The time to do something for it is now. Don’t wait ly unfamiliar, are inevitably ludi­ Platt, Saturday. . mitil it develops into bronchitis. Take tivo or three asked several. Then Professor Allen l Clayton Root of Leonard s Bridge | crous, and in the uproaroiis farce- arose. I tablets of Bayer Aspirin as soon as you feel a cold comedy, “The Aviator” there is “Does the Monroe Doctrine or the ! is spending a few days with his, one of those persons. The modest Constitution give the President the | aunt, Mrs. EJla Curtis. coming on. Or as soon as possible after it^ starts. author of non-inflammable books right to land marines when he wish­ Charles Phelps spent the week-. Bayer Aspirin will head off or relieve the aching and C. L HOUSE & SON, Inc. Is thrust into the public eye-—as es to do so?” he inquired. end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. | author of a book of wartime flying “ As Conimander-in-Chief of the Lewis Phelps. j feverish feeling—will stop the headache. And if your experiences. This disturbing promi­ Army and Navy the President has Mr. and Mrs. George Platt had 1 throat is affected, dissolve two or tliree tablets in a nence is the start of a series of em­ the authority to land Marines in any as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mtj. I barrassing, highly arau.sing situa­ country.” the general replied. Benjamin Seaton and three children, quarter-glassful of warm water, and gargle. This tions, greatly enjoyed by an audi­ “ Could the President, for ex- William Johnson and his mother and j quickly soothes a sore tliroat and reduces inflammation ence but terribly nerve-racking to ample, land troops in Great Bri- ] Mrs. Maude Johnson of Hartford, and infection. Read proven directions for neuralgia, Edward Everett Horton, who plays tain?” asked the professor. | Mrs. William Cashmere who is the lead in the picture. Patsy Ruth for rheumatism and other aches and pains. Genuine Miller has the leading feminine role, “ Yes, but he wouldn’t” said the | spending the winter in Hartford, and the supporting cast boasts of general. i was at her home here for the week- Bayer Aspirin is harmless to the heart* r such names as Johnny Arthur, Lee To Protect Canal [ Moran, Edward Martindale and "Does the United States wish to 1 Mrs. Frank Hamilton was a caller i civilize the Latin American coun­ KewT>ie Morgan. j in Willimantic Monday. i tries or does it wish to protect the I Mr. and Mrs. Culver of Buckland | BAYER INSURANCE Panama Canal; and if the first is i w'ere callers on Mr. and Mrs. Alfred i k l ' true, does it intend to civilize^em I Keller and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hel- | W.APPING by occupying them with soldiers?” I mer Sunday evening. asked the professor. i David Yeomans, who attends the AS PI ni]«[ “To answer your question I should Aspirin U the tr«de mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaddeeter of Saliryhcacid Mrs. Arthur Frink and son Beacon Hill school for Boys at Wel­ Tne Best Guardian of have to make generalizations I do lesley Hills, Mass., spent the week­ George, motored to East Longmea- not care to make,” the general said. dow. Mass., last Sunday, where “ I don't like the tone of your ques­ end at home. they spent the day at the home of tions, nor their insinuations, and I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clondman Life and Property Mrs. Frink’s mother, Mrs. Ernest. take it that you are insulting the and son Robert, Jr., of Hartford, I Regrets or j W. Deffner. They were accompanied government I represent and the uni­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A l-; by, Mrs. George A. Frink. form I wear.” len Helmer. 1 a Life Income? I im k i ' mtii] The Evergreen Lodge of Masons “It happens that I wore the same I Word has been received that Mr.'.! Hi A. F. & A. M. No. 114, held their I Helen Getchcl and son Nathan, who' :------R O V R . ------uniform,” said Professor Allen, “and 'n dern Lome Better Laundering regular meeting at their Temple at I do not mean it as an insult.” I have been spending the winter in As you near the end of your East W'indsor Hill, last Monday eve­ “I consider it such,” said the gen­ ! CaJifornia, are on their way home. earning period, will your lot! ning. February 10. . eral. There are ladies here," but I Mrs. Getchel's youngest son Ed­ be that of the prosperous man : Insure Your Valuables The Parent Teacher A.ssociation would be glad to argue wdth you, or ward, who is a student at the Uni­ who made a small annual j held t.ieir monthly meeting at the have a discussion with you, or have versity of California, will remain deposit when young and is i A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT,, Wapping school hall last Monday a fight with you.” ] until his school closes in June. j now cashing the check he will | afternoon, with twenty-one ladies The conference concludes its ses­ 1 Miss Dorothy Cook was leader of , IS THE present. They voted to give tvv-o sions with a meeting today. ! the Christian Endeavor meeting ! receive every month for life? ; whist parties. The first one will be I Sunday. Next Sunday evening the ; JUST AS MUCH b e s t AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. held at the school hall on Tuesday ! leader will be Miss Perris Allen.; Or will you be one^ pf the evening, Februarv’ 18, and the sec­ SHE COT HER UNDIES i Miss Ila Hamilton attended the , loor derelicts who failed io ond one will be held March 4. The j Connecticut Mutual Insurance Com- j f00k ahead? The Manchester Trust Co. following persons will have the two pany’s social and banquet in Hart-; whists in charge: Mrs. Raymond Chica.go, Feb. 12.— fAP)—Amid.st CARE Write for the successful man's Beecher, Mrs. Augusta Burger and many “qui, qui's,” Mile. Mary Louise ! ford and sang a solo. | Mrs. Walter G. Smith. After the Yorsse yesterday got back her silk I The Andover basketball team ^ plan. j played the South Windham team at i The same exacting attention that business meeting, all listened to a underwear from M. August Satre. . >■■■"■>-- y - very interesting address by Rev. Madamoiselle brought the things I the Model school hall in Willimanti. | is given your white pieces is em­ Connecticut General from Paris, and had them with her last Friday evening. Andoy^cr won , Truman H. Woodward of East Life Insurance Company Hartford, on the life of Abraham when she visited her d.ster, who is 24-16. Thursday evening the An- , ployed in the colored pieces in oi Hartford Lincoln. He took for his subject, Satre’s wife. Later she got a search ; dovers play the Windham High ' -> "He laughs best who laughs last.” warrant, found the articles and school freshmen at their club room your bundle of washing. Fire and Liability Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nevers of ^ •signed a warrant charging Satre in town. J FAYE'ITB B. CLARKE Dedham, were guests of Mr. and, with larceny by bailee. Misses- Mildred and Beatrice | INSURANCE Mrs. Walter S.-• Nevers______and___ other The articles were held up for in- Hamilton and Evcljm White who arel Nothing is used in the cleansing relatives on Monday and Tuesday | spection of everybody in Judge employed in Hartford, spent the ’ Depot Square, Manchester of this week. They also called on j imnienhausen’s court, week-end at their homes in towTi. but modern machinery, special Insurance their aunt, Mr.s.. Emma Shipman j “Are these yours?” inciuired the There was a Sunday school social ( who is very ill at her home in Oak- , court. in the conference house Friday eve­ soaps and several rinses of soft m o n u m e n t PRICES land. j “ Oui, oui,” said Madamoi-selle. ning. Mrs. Herbert Thompson serv­ Mi5?s Etta Nevers of Hartford. | “i think wc may reasonably as- ed refreshments. water. REDUCED spent the day last Sunday at the | .mime that they arc,” he told the February 18 there will be a com­ RICHARD G. RICH home of her sister, Mrs. Edna N. | young woman. “It hardly seems munity social in the Town Hall. Place Your Order Now for Stead of this village. i plausible that they are yours, Mr. Everyone is invited. The first half Decoration I^ay. Tinker DuUding, South Maachester. Mrs. Loraine P. Sharps’ Sunday j ,<3atre, and you are discharged.” hour will be devoted to singing then school class, of young girls, who j “Merci, Monsieur,” said M. Satre. Telephone -' Alexander Jarvis, Jr., puts in the Rev. Arthur Wheelock of Willi- our foundations. have taken the name of “The Order j “Mercy, nothing,” the court re- ^ mantic wall speak on "Neighbor- 3 7 5 3 ROIf E. BUCKLER of the Good Neighbors,” will enter- j plied. “It's simple justice.” j liness” afterward a short play will Proprietor tain their mothers at the home of ------WHITE MEMORIAL sQUlfi 11' Mr.s. Sharp, next Friday evening, 4V. e tiv T->r,io ic nnn nf tbp 1 glvcH and refreshments served. Feb. 14. ■gr^ktest'cSlnents of the vvorld. as H is planned to have such a social Gordon Laundry once a month. STUDIOS Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll who j large as the nlted States and Harrison Street, South ManchMter, Cotvii recently sold his place here, moved ] Mexico, but it is . shut off by an CHAS. W. HAKTENSTEIN away last Wednesday. They will abysmal dee^ which is covered One giant redwood tree felled in 148 Summit St. . Dial 6520 .ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD— I t PAY! stay with Mrs. Carroll’s sister for 1 most of the year by an impassable Oregon provided enough timber to Local Representative. the present. pack of ice. construct 50 3-room bungalows. . ■ I ’ A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1930. PAGE TEN' .A retirement, it also was stated authoritative golfing circles that Overnight ! ja V C E W E T H E R E D I Cecil Leitcb, long one of Elnglapdfa UNUSUAL SCOUTS 1 leading woman golfers, will Colored Barber Confidant again be seen in premier cbampion< ROCKVILLE i TO VACATE t h r o n e ! ship play. y SHOW AT HOUSES A . P. News U. S. W. V. Encampment Plans O f Lincoln In Early Days At a joint meeting of James W. Port au Prince, Haiti—-Two. British Women s Golf Cham­ Milne Camp No. 14 and Ellen G. American ensiraa rescued, after 24 SPECIALS Exhibit Considered Best Lo­ Berry Auxiliary No. 8, the dates for hours adrift m disabled seaplane. the twenty-seventh annual conven­ Peshawar, India—Eight hundred pion Finished With Tour­ cal Boys Have Ever Pre­ tion of the State Encampment, tribesmen capture post on frontier j Ladies Rings United Spanish War Veterans, were of Afghanistan. 1 with a variety of stones. For set for Friday and Saturday, June Moscow—Russia sends sharp pro-1 nament Competition. sented. 27 and 28. Various details in con­ test to Mexican government for j meiiy sold as high as $7.50. nection with the statewide gather­ treatment given Russian minister b.\ j ’ London, Feh. 12— (AP) —Joyce ing discussed. Mexican police. I Wethered, holder of the British $ 5 .0 0 A display in the central window Invitations have been sent to Gov­ London—Evelyn Collyer, British i .woman’s golf championship, today of the C. E. House and Son, local ernor Trumbull, United States Sen­ tennis star, announces engagement stated that she would not defend Boy Scout outfitters, bringing home ators Bingham and Walcott, Con­ to Maish Munro, tea painter of As­ her title at Formby in May and Crystal Beads the benefits to be derived by boys gressman Freeman of the Second jfurthermore she had finished with in Scouting and adjudged to be the sam, India. S6.75 Congressional District, Fred Green, St. Louis—Camera K. O.’s Buster championship play altogether. best of its kind' ever worked up by commander-in-chief, and several ' Miss Wethered who was seen at Jocal Scouts, is the object-of much Martin in second rouhd. other prominent in the Councils of Chicago—Hack Wilson .acquitted her home in Surrey, to which she admiring comments by people pass­ the Spanish War Veterans in na­ Bluebird Pearls of charge of assault on Edward has been confined with a chill, last ing by. tional and state. “ For Happiness’’ Young during St. Louis-Chicago j May regained af St. Andrew’s the The center of interest is the ivory John K. Scholl title which she had let go by default ^^2.00 and up soap replica of the Capitol at Wash­ game last June. ’ , four years previously. It was un­ John R. Scholl, 59, died at his Washington—Senate recesses ington, a marvelous piece of carv­ home on Hale street on Tuesday derstood she had returned to the without vote on Hughes after at­ Gents’ Strap Watches ing artistry by Frank Crawshaw, morning shortly after 9 o’clock, fol­ championship field then as a result scoutmaster of Troop 4. Leading up lowing an illness of two years of tacks on him by Borah and Glass. j of urgings from the British golfing $7.50 and up to the building is a long series of nephritis. He was born in Rockville Springfield, Mass.—W. J. Gran- world that she protect the title steps with pillars on each side. field. Wet Democrat, elected co i against the formidable threat pre- September 16, 1870, and has resided Elgin Legionnaire Watches These pillars are marked with the here all his life. He married, in this Congress from normally Republican sented by the American star, Glenna various tests taken in Scouting, city. Miss Ann Fay on February 5, district that include’s Coolidge’s Collett. $19.00 and up starting at the bottom with the ten­ 1896. He w’as a "member of St. home. The retirement of this five-time derfoot, then the second class, first Bernard's church, Holy Name So­ ■Washington — Representative holder of the British championship, class, star scout, life scout, and last ciety and Court Snipsic, Foresters Byrns, Tennessee, says Granfield comes at the comparatively early Ladies’ Wrist Watches of all at the very top step, the of America. For many years he age of 28, but it is known that for Complete With Bracelet Eagle, highest award that Scouting victory shows resentment over Re­ was employed at the Minteburn Mill publican failure to deal with unem­ some time she felt she was faced has to offer. Flanking the steps with too difficult a task in keeping $6.75 and up of the Hockanum Mills Co. ployment. are two signs, one with the words up the standard of play expected of “ Every step means progress,” the Besides his wife Mr. Scholl leaves New York—Prohibition agents three daughters, Mrs. Clayton her by the golfing public. Seth Thomas Oxford Chime other “The Boy Scout Movement.” raid Cornish Arms hotel and Cava­ In addition to Miss Wpthered’s The front space of the exhibit is Thrall of Meriden, Mrs. Robert Clocks Campbell of Manchester and naugh’s restaurant. taken by samples of tmtterfly Spokane—Twenty-five indicted on j $37.50 mounting, stuffed birds, arrowheads, Miss Terese Scholl, a trained nurse of this city: three sisters. Misses charge of complicity in mule-pack airplane models, species of minerals, train in smuggling of liquor from ] SORE THROAT? plaster casts of leaves, hand made Mary and Grace Scholl of Rockville Westclox Alarm Clocks in and Sister Regina of the Convent of Canada. j moccasins, miniature lean-tos, bows New Orleans—Three street cars I colors and arrows, wood samples, and the Good Shepard of Hartford; four brothers, Aloysius of Chicago, Frank bombed. D O rr GARGLE $1.50 scout pamplilets. In the background New York—Damage to fire-swept is the figure of a Boy Scout in pni- of Bridgeport: Charles and Fred of this city. liner Muenchen estimated at $3,000,- This Doctor's Prescription form. A huge knot board stands in Gives Quicker, Better Relief New Westclox Pocket Watches the center with the American flag The funeral will be held from St. 000. and the Boy Scout flag crossed Bernard’s church on Friday morning Frank L. Smith, 111.—Frank L. at 9 o’clock, with burial in St.- Bern­ Smith, twice denied seat in U. S. Don’t suffer the pain and discom­ $1.00 above it. ard’s cemetery. Senate, announces- candidacy for fort of sore throat. Use a doctor’s Defeats Trade School Congressman at large from Illinois. prescription called Thoxine guaran­ We now have a new line teed to relieve with the very first USE OF APPLIANCES The Rockville High School quintet Washingtin—Senator Fletcher op­ of Unbreakable Crystals defeated the Manchester Trade poses regulations penalizing Demo­ swallow. Gargles and salves are too School team on Monday afternoon slow and if they do relieve, it is that will fit any shape crats for refusal to support national usually only temporary. IN HOMES SURVEYED by a narrow score of 22 to 19. The ticket two years ago. watch. These crystals are game was rough and because of this Thoxine has a double action—it Thcre arc 100 heads of .\braliam Lincoln in this picture. The collection was made by a life-long Long Key, Fla.—-President Hoo­ relieves the soreness and goes di­ clearer than glass. Rockville lost Phillips and Tyler, student of Lincoln and is now owned by J. H. Leichty of Orrville, O., retired farmer. ver catches seven fish in eight School Questionnaire Shows and Vinie. i rect to the internal cause. It con­ hours. tains no harmful drugs and is safe Comparative Figures on Friendly Class Supper Cleveland—Twenty unemployed By BRUCE C.VTTON ward he came in to get shaved, and pleasant for the whole family. Fuel, Devices and Methods. The Friendly Class of Union Con­ Mayberry, his negro assistant, as and two officers injured when 1,200 gregational Church will hold a pub­ NEA Service Writer and while he was in the chair my There is nothing better to stop 'hi.s “chancellor.” unemployed storm City Hall. coughing due to irritated throats. lic supper in the church dining room 1 Jacob C. Thompson, assistant uncle .said. ‘Say. Mr. Lincoln, I Some interesting domestic statis­ ------London—Tonnage figures discuss­ Just ask for Thoxine, put up ready on Saturday evening. Feb. 22. at 6 Springfield, 111., Feb. 12.— Before state superintendent of public in- was surprised at that speech to­ R. DONNELLY tics and facts were gleaned from, ed in Anglo-French and Stimson- for use in 35c., 60c., and $1.00 bot­ o’clock. Mrs. Mary Gregus is chair­ Abraham Lincoln left Springfield to struction, is one of the state s fore­ day.’ And Lincoln asked him what questionnaires filled out by mem­ man of the general committee. it was that surprised him, and my MacDonald conferences. tles. Money back if not relieved. JEWELER bers of the cooking classes in the go to the White House, this home ni°st Lincoln authormes^ th'l" Bar" Sold by Murphy’s Drug Store and Busy-Cut-Ups To Meet ® what he says about Billy the Bai- uncle told h'm, ‘Why, you said if Madrid—Primo de Rivera’s son 515 Main St. — So. Manchestei seventh and eighth grades of the The Busy-Cut-Ups will hold a town of his held just two men who you were president and Qongress engages in fist fight with General all other good drug stores.—Adv. Ninth School District and Manches­ meeting at the home of the lead­ could claim to be his confidants. "There were just two men in passed a law declaring the black Queipo over letter to his father. ter High school last we6k. For in­ er Mrs. Margaret Marley of East man the equal of the white, you’d Brockton, Mass. —Defective wir­ stance, out of 326 girls questioned, One was his law partner, the fa­ Springfield who really knew Lin­ Main street this evening at 6:30. A mous William A. Herndon. coln in those old days, and Billy be the last man on earth to sign it.’ ing reported by inspector of state it was learned that 292 used gas for social hour will follow the meeting. “ Well sir, Lincoln just threw fire marshal’s office to have caused cooking purposes in preference to The other was a colored barber, was one of them. Knew Lincoln'' Pythian Sisters back his head and laughed, and City Farm blaze which took four everything else. Coal ran second, William de Fleurville, known to Say, when a man goes to the same Damon Temple, Pythian Sisters, the Springfield of that day as barber, week in and week out. for he said, ‘Spence, you’re as big a live.^. with electricity far in the rear. No. 4, met on Monday evening in Bo.ston Coast Guard cutter Tampa The flatiron, judging from the ^ ^ ^ “ Billy the Barber” or “Billy Rex.” 15 or 20 years, that barber gets to fool as the Democrats arc.’ And The Puritan Market Forester’s Hall. Prizes for the good A search of the yellowed old files know him, doesn’t he? Billy knew Spence asked him why, and Lin­ leaves for annual international ice questionnaires, is the ™ost common , order were awarded to Mrs. of the Illinois State Journal and a ( j.jncoln. coln said; ‘Suppose a law like patrol off Newfoundland. “The Home of Food Values” electrical j Lillian Gilpin and Mrs. Alma Ditt- that is passed. First the House Providence, R. I.—Dr. Samuel T. day, with the vacuum cleaner series of talks with Springfield an-j “ For instance: Billy always in- Corner of Main and Eldridge Streets r. o Not i -^^Ler the meeting whist was tiquarians established Billy the | listed that Lincoln had no espe- passes it, and then the Senate, and Arnold, associate professor of toaster running next in line, ' played and prizes were won by Mrs. chemistry, appointed dean of Brown a single student reported the use of Barber’s position as an unsung but | cial love for the colored man. He then the cabinet deliberates over it, Harriet Nutland, Frieda Scheiner picturesque character in the Lincoln; said Lincoln often told him he and last of all it goes to the presi­ University undergraduates. a dishwashing machine in her home. and Helen Weber. Burlington, Vt.—Ninety-nine men One revealing disclosure is the fact drama. j was not an abolitionist. In the dent. Well, if I were president, I’d Remembered on Bu'thday IMet in the NA’oods I presidential campaign and war be the last man to sign it, wouldn’t and women, 63 of them Canadians, that electrical refrigeration is em­ “Joe” Semple of Union street was admitted to United States citizen­ ployed in less than 3 per cent of the Born in Haiti and raised in a ; j^ears Lincoln was called a black I ? And he laughed and laughed and surprised at his home recently by a Baltimore orphanage, Billy came i Republican, a fanatic — but Billy laughed.” ship. homes reported on, ice still being number of friends in honor of his Worcester, Mass. — Colonel John used in 310 homes as against arti­ to Illinois in the early 30’s. Tramp-1 always knew better.” Those old Illinois State Journal Growing On Value birthday. A turkey dinner was ing through the woods on a hunting ■ Mrs. Phoebe Duncan is Billy files make interesting reading. You F. J. Herbert, prohibition adminis­ ficial refrigeration in only eight. served and “Joe” received several trator of Idaho and Montana who For heating in the homes furnaces trip one day he ran into Lincoln the Barber’s granddaughter. Her find in them mention of Lincoln as The ever increasing number of our customers is gifts. There were songs and a short engaged in. a similar errand. Lin-1 father, as a boy of 10 or such a a young man; his first announce­ has been criticized in United States far outnumbered all else. -Here are sketch by Carl Conrady and George Senate, arrives to visit home for few the figures gained from the ques­ coin took him back to the Tavern at | matter, used to help in the barber ment of candidacy for the legisla­ ample proof of the quality of our meats and of our out­ Taylor. Those in the party were New Salem, where Lincoln then shop. ture, a paragraph telling of his de­ days. tionnaires: James Tajdor, Carl Conrady, Wal­ standing values. Compare these prices. lived, gave him a dinner, and then, i “My father used to tell us how parture for the Blackhawk war, let­ Rumford, Me.—Anton Lekang of For Cooking in home:— ter Lanz, Leonard Friedrich, Clar­ learning that Billy was a barber,! he and grandfather were responsi- ters from him to the editor, ac­ Norway Ski Club of New York wins ence Koch, “ Pat” Baer. George Tay­ Class A ski jumping contest at Coal, sometimes supple­ put him to work cutting the hair j ble for Lincoln’s beard,” she says, counts of his adventures. lor. Thomas Larkin, Peter Teabo of all the nearby males. j “ Lincoln asked grandfather’s ad- seventh annual winter carnival. mented by wood ...... 1S6 and Joe Semple. One such letter, printed in Rochester, N. H.— Carl Rickert, With the money thus gained. vice about trimming it, when he ■ .sets forth Lincoln’s plat- Silent Glow ...... --2 \'isitcd Pawtuxet, R. I. ^^^2 22, of Dover, missing since Sunday BUTTER ; Billy moved to Springfield, at Lin-1 first raised it: so they put Lincoln | ■ campaign for the legis- Electric Range ...... Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Conrick and on hunting trip, comes to relative’s Blue Flame ...... coin’s suggestion, and opened a : in the chair, and my ...... father. got - up-r ! proposed then Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jackson of barber shop there—the first, it is ; on a box and blocked the beard home in Union in dazed condition Fireles.s cooker ...... ^0 to connect Springfield with some thi.s city returned to Rockville on said, in the state of Illinois. Later,! out. He and grandfather fi.xcd it with both feet and a hand frozen. Cloverbloom 39® Electrical Appliance in home: Sunday night from Pawtuxet, R. I., Illinois river port by railroad, at a when Lincoln moved to Spring-1 so that it would make Lincoln s Augusta, Me.—State Commission­ Flatiron ...... 296 where they attended the annual- ball cost of some 8290,000. Lincoln, re­ er of Education Bertram E. Pack­ Vacuum Cleaner ...... 292 field, Billv became his barber—and ' face look less thin.” marking that there was “a heart- of the Pawtiixct Fire Company, his confidant. | Billy the Barber was a good ard urges teaching of local history Toaster ...... ^.36 where the Old Fire King, formerly appalling shock accompanying the in schools of state to aid celebra­ Washing Machine ...... I-'^ The ancient files of the Illinois violinist; and Mrs. Duncan re­ account of its cost which causes us belonging to Rockville is now locat- state Journal contain Billy’s ads. i members hearing her father tell tion of tercentenary of Massachu­ PURITAN HAM Waffle Iron ...... 126■‘qr cd. . to shrink from our pleasant antici­ setts Bay Colony. Percolator ...... 1*” They were breezy and refreshing, ■ how' Lincoln would come to the pations,” thought this too expensive, ■ ’ Rummage Sale like the following: ; shop in the evening, to sprawl out Attleboro, Mass.—Violet Michael, Range ...... 1” ; The Every Mothers’ Club will and proposed instead tha^ the San­ 18, continues crying at end of 48 ‘‘Billy the Barber most respect-1 in a chair and listen to the colored Plate ...... ^ i hold an all-day rummage sale in the gamon river be widened, deepened hours and physician says her condi­ Refrigerator ...... ^ , social rooms of the Baptist church fully begs leave to inform the | barber play. and straightened instead so that public that he has recommended ; There is another barber in the tion is serious. Ib. Dishwasher ...... 0® on Tue.sday. Feb. 18. The finance steamboats could come to Spring- Cambridge, Mass.—Harvard Uni Refrigeration in home: — the old trade of reaping chins and Lincoln story. Spencer Donnegan, : committee will be in charge. Per- also a colored man, cut Lincoln’s field. versity announces appointment of clipping fore-tops.” Lincoln wa.s beaten in that cam­ Tec ...... 211230' sons having articles for the sale, hair at times: and his nephew, Professor John Dewey of Columbia, And this: paign. A great many years later Electric ...... ^ are asked to telephone 412-5. George Donnegan, can tell you philosopher, as .lecturer during sec­ “ In addition to his business as an engineer employed by the state Well ...... ^ 4 Home On Visit about him. George Donnegan was a ond half of academic year 1930-31. Heating in home:— barber, Billy Fleurville carries on of Illinois took 'the trouble to Puritan Bacon...... lb. “Bill” Malinowski of this city, small boy in Lincoln’s day: but he 2 7 c p'urnaces ...... 200 ■\y io spent the week-end with his that of scouring coats and panta­ 1 can remember seeing Lincoln in the make a careful estimate of the Stoves "^0 I parents on East Main street, is now loons, which he does in the best cost of Lincoln’s economy project. Dating from 200 B. C., the wa­ Half or Whole Strips chair of Donnegan’s shop. Pipeless ...... 12 j radio officer on board the steamship manner.” He found that the whole thing ters of the Ming River, China, have He also referred to himself as “ I remember, in August of been utilized in an irrigation sys­ Fond:— Santa Barbara of the Grace lines. I860, Lincoln made a big speech would have come to more than Bake bread ...... 140 He recently returned from a six “Billy Rex.” spoke of his shop as tem. here one day,” he says. “ After- 810,000,000. Bake cake and cookies ...... 296 week’s trip to Valparaso, Chile, via his “kingdom” and referred to one Bake pies ...... 296 Callo, Peru, and the Panama Canal. Pure Lard ...... • J J c Buy bread ...... 186 This makes his fourteenth trip 1 lb. Cartons ------• Preserve foods by canning . . 300 through the “big ditch” He has Preserve eggs ...... 26 also crossed the Isthmus by air. Buy food at delicatessen...... 160 Y. M. C. A. Notes Wants No Idaho Spuds NEW EiNGLAND DRESSED PORK I The Union meeting of the Y o u have a doctor’s j churches in cooperation with the Y. FRIDAY IA'ST"d a y ” ' M. C. A., recently held in Sykes On Congressional Menu PORK CHOPS lb ' Auditorium, was so successful that W ord for this I another event of similar nature has FOR LUTHER TICKETS ; been arranged for March 9. Joseph Washin'’ ton, Feb. 1 2 - (AP) — .^.asking that Maine potatoes be list- I B. Palmer Secretary of the Bow'ery Representativc Snow, of Maine, has j ed in red ink. I am saying that the L a x a tiv e Y. M. C. A. has been secured as a .■'hi.sl Make Re.servations for started protesting and he says he’ll | House menu is no place for propij- Smoked Shoulders 16c lb. speaker. Mr. Palmer is a forceful keep right on protesting till he gets j ganda in any form, and that no TLanquet— Miss Esther John­ speaker to men as well as to mixed Idaho potatoes off the House of j variety of potato should be printed son Commillec. audiences. He has had many years Representatives restaurant menu. j in red ink.” HEAVY STEER BEEF j experience in dealing with those Not that Representative Snow ob- j Snow said he made his first pro­ Friday, the 14th, will be the final i who have lost their way. jects to the serving of Idaho pota- I test “informally,” to Representa- SHORT ...... lay on which reservations for the There will.be an important meet­ toes. Oh, no “ it’s potatoes propa- j live Underhill, Massachusetts, chair- 'irst annual banquet of the Luther ing of the Interchurch Basketball ganda,” that he denounces in a loud ' man of the House accounts commit- fieague of the Swedish Lutheran committee at the office of the Y. M. yoice.' i fee, which has charge of printing of SIR LO IN ...... 'hurch on Feb. 21 can be made. C. A. at 7 o’clock Saturday evening. “ Several times lately,” said Rep- {the restaurant menus. If the of- Members of the League or congre­ In the Junior Basketball League resentative Snow, ” I have found j fending red entry is not omitted, Cottage H a m s...... 32c lb. gation planning to attend should the following games will be played Idaho potatoes listed in red ink on I ho said, he would carry the matter Pigs’ Feet, Pigs’ Liver, 3 lbs. f o r ...... 25c lotify Miss Esther Johnson of Clin- this Saturday morning starting at our restaurant menu. I am not i further. ;on street by that date. ten o’clock; Scouts vs Sc. Johns’ The speaker of the evening will be Pioneers: Eagles vs Lindbergh a meeting of Branford Council. De­ drama as the first production of the T. A. Stanley of the State "Y.M.C.A. Pioneers: Nathan Hale Pioneers vs N 1875, an earnest young man ously the most sluggish bowels — SEA FOOD — Eagle Pioneers. gree of Pocahontas, in Branford last Players, to go into rehearsal next it New Haven. Miss Beatrice week, or as soon as arrangements I began to practice medicine. As are started and bad breach, head­ lohnson will contribute readings on The next State Inter-County event evening, this being the official visit aches, biliousness, feverishness, of the great chief. They attended for the right tp produce the play a family doctor, he treated many Complete line of Sea Food selling at Prices Below Jeorge Washington, whose birthday will be the swimming meet at Hart­ or no energy, poor appetite, etc., ford Y. M. C. A. March 1. The boys the funeral of Past Great Pocahon­ are completed. All persons cases of constipation. He soon Usual Market Values. 'alls on the following day. A double dramatically inclined, members of saw the harm in common purges are relieved by Dr. Caldwell’s juartet from the Beethoven Glee who are planning to enter this meet tas, Marie Parker, which was held in Stamford on Tuesday afternoon. the High School, and former mem­ prescription, it became necessary :lub will sing several selections. will go to Storrs for training Sat­ and began to seek something FLOUNDERS...... urday afternoon, Feb. 15, Wed. Feb. bers of the Towm Players are eligi­ better. Out of his experience to put it up ready for use. The basement of the church will ble to try-out for roles In “The lOc 19, and Fri. Feb. 21. was born a famous prescription Today, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Ib. )c appropriately decorated in red, Creaking Chair,” which will have a HADDOCK ...... white and blue, in honor of the first Brevities MISS ARMSTRONG IS now in wide use. Pepsin, as it is called, is the Edwin Herzog and daughter cast consisting of eight men and world’s most popular laxative. jresident of the United States. The four women. This prescription was ■written nipper will consist of roast lamb, in Florence of Westfield, Mass., were thousands of times. It proved an All drug stores have the generous Fresh Fruits and Vegetables •harge of the finance and publicity recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John TOWN PLAYERS’ HEAD Plans are under consideration to bottles. The product never varies present a series of one-act plays, ideal laxative for old and young. lommittees. Herzog of Grand Street. from Dr. Caldwell's original Mrs. Omer Fontaine, with her in­ giving three in an evening, two by Children like its pleasant taste. Miss Beatrice Armstrong was local talent and one by profession­ Older people like it because it formula. So you can take it with d fant son, Robert George, has return­ confidence or give it to the HOSPITAL NOTES ed to her home on Brooklyn street elected president of the Town Play­ als. doesn’t gripe or cause discomfort. from the Rockville City hospital. ers at a meeting held at the School It is a mixture of fresh herbs youngest child. Fred J. Cooley had received word Street Rec last night, to formulate and other pure ingredients; The first wedding to the celebrat­ r a l d w e l l s Mrs. Elsie Cone of 156 Summit from Mrs. Cooley, announcing her plans for the coming season. Mi.ss thoroughly effective for the D . W. B. C itreet was admitted to the Me- safe arrjval in Grass Valley, Cal., Mary Reardon was elected secretary ed in the White House was that most robust of men. Stimu­ The Puritan Market norial hospital yesterday and Mrs. where she wall spend a few months and Benjamin Radding re-elected to of Justice Todd of the U. S. Su­ lates the normal muscular SYRUP PEPSIIM I 5urton Lewis of 444 Vernon street with her daughter, Mrs. W. E. the office of treasurer. No vicii- preme Court and Lucy Payne action of the bowels. So its Corner of Main and Eldridge Streets Mateson. president was chosen. use will not become a habit. A Doctor's Family Laxative a me in today. Mrs. Stella Bonino Washington, the widow of the f 104 Charter Oak street was dis- Mrs. Mary Champagne and Mrs. It w;as voted to give “The Creak­ As people saw hov^ marvel­ harged. Nellie Jackson of this city attended ing Chair,” a three-act comedy nephew of George Washington. \ •

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANGIHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1930. PAGE TWELVE TYPICAL, STREET FROCK | Slice ft' SISTER WORN IN PARIS I aVOUR CHILDREN OLIVE ROCERTS CARTON Ratyiv Uor^a.ivcc © 1950 ev NEA StKVWX. INC. © 1 9 3 0 :>6 Y MARY'S NEASeiA/ice inc. LOU RROOKMAN The eccentricities of older people i began to rare and tear about no W are stop-look-and-listen signs re- ' * Then a snappy young field neju* just for a few minutes. I can be garding the children. j jygj of college where he bad BEGIN HERE TODAY t ^^ant to tell you some- We don’t notice our own faults studied human nature, now celled Judlth Cameron, New York typ- | thing before I go back to school." back I’m sure by four o’clock. 1st, marries Arthur Knight, execu- ' gjjg looked at him, too surprised “Until four o’clock, then," said By SISTER >IARY ! or weakness but we have few psychology, suggested cheerfully Judith. friends who escape the fire of our that they put in the picture of tive of the publishing house in to interrupt. Junior continued j Toasted sandwiches. are in the! observation when it comes to cer­ which she is employed. Knight is u : swiftly: The nurse withdrew. Judith one handkerchief in one color. brought her chair a little nearer j culinary limelight just now and are | tain peculiarities. Just pame them “Don’t ask them to decide,” he widower «ith a daughter, Tony, 18, j ‘Christmas time I didn't want to over. Hasn’t every one of the Arthur’s bed, sat down and reached I not difficult to make. They are so ! advised. “They’ll only put it off. in. Paris, and son, Jimior, 16, at come home when I knew you were persons we know something we Those people are merely trying to s^ool. Their Bermuda honeymoon , here. I didn’t even want to see you. out to clasp his hand. Knight’s twined about his wife s, i versatile that they can fill almost j don’t quite approve of about him make up their nainds. Don’t ever is interrupted by news that Tony j you wouldn’t know—well, I guess | fingers any part and often -will prove a —a hasty temper, proscrastina- say ‘Will you have quail or squab?’ is on her way back to America‘ca- I can’t explain the w‘ay ...... 1 felt—but.... j then lay still upon ' boon to the unprepared hostess. i tion, a gossipy, tongue, extrava­ Just say, ‘Here’s some squab. Hold Tony arrives and denounces Judithiith ^vdat I’m trying to say now is I’m I "Tony’s so gance, over-sensitiveness, or some­ out your plate’!” a s l, goid digger. •'sorry! sorry! I’m sorry I talked the «way| told him. Isn t it nice after The club sandwich long has ' have a little time all to thing of the sort? When we think The plates, in the form of cou­ Tony is secretly contimung a , j did and said what I did. I was— long—to ijeen popular and while it is made of it, some of them hav^ tWo or wrone’" ; ourselves, dear ?’’ ! with toast, it is not properly a pons, came pouring in. Every­ flirtation with Mickey 3Iortiraer, three of them together. body would have a handkerchief wealthy and married. When Junior It \vas quite a long speech and an i She realized, ' “toasted” sandwich. Another three- clecker sandwich made with toast is These are the things that we in old English in blue, please— comes home for the Christmas holi­ embarrassing one for the boy. Ju- it, that she _t,.pnp-th ^vat want to train out of the children, for that was the way the »ew ad days he also treats Judith coldly. dith was thoroughly amazed by it. him to talk. Knigh S . the luncheonette sand-wich which There w'as no reply on the tip of not equal to conversation. furnishes a meat course, a salad j or rather, that we want to keep read. No choice about it this time. .Andy Craig, whom Knight has out. I hardly think it necessary Isn’t it the limit? Did we know helped through college, takes .1 her tongue. None came for a full | He J ’ . vnire ' and a sweet. These are quite novel ! i and are attractive for afternoon ] to repeat what we all know now, we were that way? Well, we are! position with the publishing firm. second after Junior had finished I “Yes, he said want that about 75 per cent of child Don’t let the children be so wob­ He has been in love with Tony lor speaking. Then she said eloquent- ! “Judith, there s sorn g bridge refreshments served with I ly. ^ I to talk to you about. ! coffee. Clever food combinations can ] training is keeping out the w’eeds, bly. Teach them to make up their a long while. In a fit of anger Tony- and 25 per cent coaxing the flow­ minds, quickly and definitely. They’ll tries to convince her father that “Oh—it’s awfully generous of you ^ / j be worked out—for instance, cold (To Be Continued) sliced leg of lamb dipped in mint ers of character to grow. be a lot happier, I’m sure, and save .Andy and Judith are carrying on an to say that! Junior—do you mean 1 a lot of time, too, for everybody. affair. Knight denies this but Tony we can be friends—?’’ I jelly, fine-chopped celery and car- Now the little lesson today was i rot -with Russian dressing, grated suggested by the story a man told triciis the pair into a compromising The boy appeared to be quite i NOTMinG-' situation. busy examining the strap of San- : i'? Qon£Tf^iN(2---- I cocoanut and shredded almonds in me recently that illustrates per­ TESTIMONY UNAVAILED. Tony’s flirtation with IMortimcr is dy’s black leather collar. He nodded, ^ GiF?L. : orange bavarian. fectly the rank-growth of one of re\caled when they arc arrested for bending over the dog. Daily Health -rb rtEAf? - ! Left-overs can be used up at- these weeds—an interesting psy­ Philadelphia.—To prove that he reckless driving. Tony wins her “O. K. with me," he said. I tractively in toasted ssmdwiches. chological truth that is sometimes was a good husband and to forestall father’s forgiveness and promise cf ♦ ♦ >11 I Each sandwich might be made of as funny as it is serious. It is in­ Service decision. his wife’s petition to get $5 weekly a trip to ^Uami. Preparations are Judith’s face w'as radiant. She ; I different combinations utilizing very out of him for the support of two interrupted when Knight comes longed to show by word or act how Hints On Hnw To Keep Well ! small amounts of foods. Human Nature at a Premium children, James Savina got 31 hus­ home seriously ill. Dr. Shephard, much—how terribly much—this by World Famed Authority Technique Isn’t Difficult The story runs like this: bands to sign their names to a docu­ the family physician, diagnosis the truce meant. She wanted to slip an ^ The technique of the toasted A certain firm decided to put its ment proving that he was a kind case as pneumonia. Two nurses are arm about Junior’s shoulders and ; ! sand-wich is simple but rigorous. 268 .quota of money for the month’s man. RegarcUeas of this testimony, installed in the household, Junior is tell him that for weeks she had ;TREATING >HLK WITH ] The outside must be crispy and advertising into premiums. the judge ruled that Savina should summoned from school. For several prayed for just such news. She ULTR.A-VIOLET R.AYS R.AISES \ hot, and the inside soft and cool. It was one of the kind of ads pay. days none of the family is permit­ wanted to tell the lad he could VIT AMIN D CONTEXT ' j This necessitates intense heat to where we clip out a coupon, fill in ted to see the patient. The nervous count on her, not to try to take a i brown the bread without affecting our name and address and ask for strain begins to tell on Judith. .At ! the filling. If a broiler is- used, a sample of stove polish, cinna­ NO COPS IN SCILLYA mother’s place, but to offer him a j Bv DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN By ANNETTE last Knight begins to recover. home-like home, to listen to his I heat the broiler' chamber before mon drops, black-eye remover or i beginning to toast the sandwiches. A novelty wool crepe in new rust what have you? Only in this case Isles of Scilly.—They don’t need confidences, to understand his prob­ Editor Journal of the .American policeman in Scilly and the natives NOW GO OX WITH THE STORY lems. Medical .Association a n d of ! Place the closed sand-wiches on shade shows chic femininity in there was an honest-to-goodness CHAPTER XXXIII Hygeia, the Health Magazine i the rack, close to the flame, and lingerie collar and cuffs of white j prize offered just for writing on of the islands wouldn’t know a cop Arthur Ivnight was gonig to get Each of these impulses Judith I toast quickly to a golden brown, pique. I the dotted line and mailing it in. if they saw one. There are some po­ suppressed. She was afraid of the It marks its waistline at normal 1 Now the prize -was a nice hand- licemen—the equivalent of them— well. way a 16-year-old youth would re- : ir- I first on one side and then on the Late March merged into early When it is discovered that other. ■with matching shade suede belt. | kerchief with your initial in colors. farmers, elected annually,'more as a spring. Yellow' sunlight, not yet ceive any show of emotion. radiation of various food substances I Occasionally the filling is -wanted A hip yoke at front of skirt^ter- : you could have any color you matter of form than for the need of warm enough to take the nip from “It’s O. K. with me, too,” she said. would result in increasing their con- : ; hot, too, as in the case of toasted minates in a point at centre to com- wanted. Moreover you could ha-v'e them. The directors of the local chill air, showered its deceptive “Junior, when you’re here Sandy’ll tent of vitamin D, experiments were cheese sandwiches. A very hot oven bine with inserted plaited section to | either of two designs, a nice plain steamship company act as arbitra­ radiance over all out-doors. Sere be your dog just as much as he’s : or a lowered broiler flame accom­ carry out vertical line so as to give business-like Roman type R, M, or tors for the island. brown shrubs became tufted with mine.” ’ at once begun in various places to ' plishes this satisfactorily. the figure height. The skirt i s . ^j. w-hatever your initial might foliage. “All right. Thanks." test the effects of irradiation on Toasted rye bread and sardine slightly flared at hem. be, or you could have the same in Gradually since the tense strain Immediately she began to ask ' all sorts of foods. i sandwiches will appeal to persons It’s a dress that can be -worn so impressive old English, just as you of anxiety had lifted in the Knight questions about the dog's care. Because milk is one of th e' { fond of fish. Or chopped raw oy- nicely beneath the straight hem j preferred. household its members resumed what Junior’s opinion was on the , most important substances in the ■ \\ ] sters seasoned with salt, pepper, coat. . . I Pay no money—merely take your He is at your call their usual habits. The atmosphere merits of two different dog foods,' human diet and because milk is ' I lemon juice and a few drops of Style No. 268 is designed in sizes j choice. Either design in any color of the dwelling changed. The home how to handle the weekly bath especially weak in vitamin D I tabasco sauce may be liked. 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, “(0 and 42 j yo^ wanted! There were the pic- l^gan to catch up with the world which to Sandy remained a terrific content, many investigators turned The combinations are numerous inches bust. I tiires right above the coupon, and to help you solve outside it. ordeal. The boy answered seri- j^heir attention to this substance. It since almost any filling liked in It is an excellent type for knitted ] all you had to do was to decide— Judith acquired the habit once ously. Suddenly, to Judith’s great: ^ya,s soon shown that irradiation, ' Crtt ''Poe£ cs< / untoasted bread can be used for wool jersey in diagonal weave in j blue Roman, green old-English, pink your foot problem more of walking for an hour or so delight, she found that talking to ' while benefiting the vitamin D con- ' ffitl- toasting. rather vibfant colors now so sm art, old-English or lavendar Roman. Just each morning. On these expeditions Arthur’s son was easy and stimu- of milk, if continued for a O NEA How to Fry Sandwiches for sports and spectator sports, j make up your mind. That was all. Sandy always went along. lating. He really did not hate her. lengthy period was likely to ruin Fried sandwiches are closely re­ Navy blue flat silk crepe vfith | Surprising Result ... use him •A faint tracery of color crept He seemed actually friendly! the vitamin content of the milk. ! lated to the toasted sandwich. white silk crepe collar and cuffs is | -well — not a coupon came in! back into the girl’s cheeks. The Judith was so overcome by this Then it was discovered that a j They can be made in the chafing very attractive and lovely for street I ybe puzzled adsters at the end of Have you failed to 'get tragic, brooding look was gone discovery that she could not keep lengthy irradiation was not neces- I, dish or electric grill and pro-vide a wear later for Spring. | a week pinched themselves to see from her «yes. She was still too from mentioning it. substantial snack for late evening. Tweed in light weight in Lanvin j if they were dreaming when the relief from that chronic sary to develop appreciable amounts green tones with matching tone company offering th e' premiums thin but so" improved in appear­ She came over where the boy was , of vitamin D in milk, particularly Prepared in advance, they are trouble with your feet? ance that the doctor began to pay mju fastened together with toothpicks faille silk crepe trim is fashionable | ------sitting, knelt down beside him and ! if the milk were e.xposed in a thin | and dipped in a thin batter of eggs suggestion that is exceptionally her compliments. put out her hand. film to intensive ultra-violet rays • Are you discouraged? Each afternoon Judith spent sev­ and milk fn d browned quickly in smart worn with straightline coat eral hours with .Arthur. The two “Let’s shake hands. Junior,” she , from some powerful source, such as ^ butter or browned in butter with­ of matching fabric to complete en­ If so— said. “I’m not going to forget what i the mercury vapor quartz lamp or WOMAN semble. nurses. Miss Owens and Miss Mal- out dipping in the batter. tOOD-eiE ITEIIIIIII Sin Their you’ve said tonight.” ^ powerful carbon arc. Canton crepe, wool jersey, covert lorv, were still in charge. It has been known for some , The same rule for buttering ap­ Soothing, healing and tremendously Telephone 2-5044 or patient’s convalescence was to be 1 The boy gave her his hand awk- exposure to ultra-violet, plies to all sandwiches, hot or cloth and printed Rayon crepe ap­ efficient, invisible Zemo brings cool 7-6203 and make an ap­ guarded against the least possible | wardly. . „ v. ^ v, rays will kill considerable numbers] DA\ otherwise. Always butter the side propriate. relief to Itching Skin. Even where pointment with our Mr. Ganger of a lelapse. “That’s all right,” he told ber. , ^ .^ 3 f^und that j of the bread next to the filling. skin is raw and peeling, thousands There were flowers now in the I really wasn t trying to be rnean ; bacteria in milk were reduced , Peggv Joyce, of the diamonds and Sw'eet toasted sandwiches are Manchester Herald have found that Zemo quickly re­ Hermann. .sick man’s room—a large bowl of before.oeiore. seeingSeeing nowhow badoau youj’ou felt . bv ^ this method althbugh not com-| the sables, who has had four hus- 1 delicious with tea. A particularly Pattern Service stores comfort. It helps smooth away tulips, usually, as w'ell as fragrant about Father being sick and a ; j j destroyed, since of course; bands and as many divorces, is the 1 good filling that is quite unusual blemishes and clear up Pimples, Rash His method of adjust­ potted hyacinths. 1 is made with cream cheese, strained No. 268 and other annoying itching skin and When Judith was there she sat opUn„.,t. s L suu believes honey and apple. One side of the .As ou“ patterna are mailed scalp irritations. Keep clean, anti­ ing shoes has earned for septic Zemo always on hand. Use it in a low chair close to the bedside JudiU, smiled at him HaPPHy;: ria. It was afso found that vanous sandw-ich may be of thinly sliced from New York City pleaae allow him an enviable reputa­ where Knight could see her with­ .And w-hen you read in her book, and buttered white bread and the five days. freely. It is safe, pleasant. 35c, 60c tion for the honest service She did not spoil the moment by types of milk differ in then- “Men Marriage and Me,” just and $1.00. Sold everywhere. out shifting on his pillow or rais­ prolonging it. : capacity for activation, so that it other of whole wheat bread. Price 15 Cents and genuine help he is ing his head. When he was tired “Why don’t you go up and sa y : Qgeessary to check the product w-hat she w-ants, and find out how : , Honev Sandwich Filling of lying in one position the nurse reasonable her demands are, you . • packaee cream cheese, 1 Name ...... rendering to folks who goodnight to your father now?” she : jt bas been treated w-ith the v.-onder w-hy Peggy isn’t w-earing lifted his shoulders and rearranged, suggested. “I’m sure Miss Ow-ens rays to make sure that the rays tablespoon softened butter, 2 table­ YOU WOULD BE have not been helped else­ the pillows. Such effort was too will be willing to break a rule since the golden wedding ring on her spoons strained honey, 1 large tart Size ...... where. have had their effect. . fourth finger, instead of the widow’s apple, few drops lemon juice, few SURPRISED much for the man’s dwindled re­ this is your last night at home.” When the vitamin D potenc> , . , ° ^ Address ...... • serve of strength, “Think so? Well, guess I’ll try of the untreated milk could be ^ grains cinnamon. Work cheese and butter together at the amount of wear left In many It was pathetic to see him lying it. Can I take Sandy up?” measured, the British investi- ideal Man % •••••••• knit articles you have discarded be­ so still and feeble, but after the Tactfully Judith discouraged this gators Nabarro and Hickman ^ . ! until smooth and creamy. Stir ip Send your order to the “Pat­ Peggy s ^^onej'. lemon juice and cinnamop. cause of runs and small holes. Just anguished,^ loneliness of the week last notion. When the boy re- that the power of the__ treated - miiK, . . . tern Dept., Manchester Evening bring them in and let us repair W. G. SiimiMms _ __ ^ V., .-1 r- TT'oa Tiino fiTTlPC^ . lUCcU . Add apple pared and cut in very past, to Judith this seemed a slight turned downstairs, having bade his j. gj^ht seconds, was nine times , Herald, So. Manchester, Conn.” them. ta_x. father good night, the living room , ^hat of the untreated milk. Ex- He n,ust ^ ^ut thin slices. Use to fill sandwiches. Knight’s voice was barely above was empty. Happiness over the i y^e for as long as thirty seconds compeiei > a whisper. He had been cautioned ievening!s victory was so p e a t Ju -; P ^ ^^t appreciably influence the J°t have to pa> too CRAWLEY SHOP Corp. to spare himself even this exertion dith felt she must celebrate it soli- ' vitamin A potency of the milk. • tention to nusines . He must be a passionate lover 904 Main St., Hartford 48-58 Pratt St. and most of the day he was silent. tarily. Tests of irradiated milk on rats Room 46, 3rd Floor Dillon Bldg. His brown eyes, though, remained but not a mauler, especially in Winning the confidence of Ar- gi.iow that it can be of value public, or when I am all dressed HEMSTITCHING Hartford, Conn. on Judith whenever she was in the thur’s son was such a triumph. She , preventing rickets in the rat Sport Hose, Lingerie, Sweaters and room. With her nearby he seemed and made up to go out. had felt helpless over his grim op- : jgsts in the feeding of chil- He must be a good quarreler, all Knitted Goods Keptiired. to drift into contentment. position, so incapable of dealing; ^j.en indicated that they gained Junior was nearing the close of. because I cannot be happy unless with it! Now the boy—of his own ^-gight somewhat more rapidly on I have a good fight every day or his week’s absence from school. He w’ill—had surrendered. i irradiated milk than on that and Tony both visited their father’s so when things begin to pall, and Was it too much to hope th at; irradiated. I cannot bear a man w’ho just sits bedroom daily. Tony’s manner was Tony, who was his sister, would do However, the whole question and takes it. quiet and tender. The boy seemed the same? as to whether or not irradiated He must not be a teetotaler be­ slightly ill at ease under the eyes . Judith Knight pondered all this j^iilk should be used as a regular cause teetatolers generally have of the nurse and his stepmother. long after she had turned out the ^ pgrt of the diet is one which The SMART SHOP something else wrong with them, When he was not with I-uiight other light in her room and slid b e n e a t hscientists '...... have- - not fully estab­oefou. and any way it is not much fun to “Always Something New” State Theater Building members of the household seldom the covers. She drifted to sleep in lished. It is recognized that go out with a man who will not saw him except at meal time. a rosy glow' of optimism. rickets represents a serious de­ even drink champagne; but he Foolish Judith! Once more she ficiency in development and that must not be quarrelsome when he • It had been agreed that Junior made the error of underestimating its control nmst be ^ertaim^. By ^ .-hould depart Sunday morning so Tony Knight’s endeavors. How lit­ the use -fv. ’ ' He must pay attention to details, Febuary Economy that he might be on hand for classes tle she dreamed that what in pros­ larly that g^°un^^^ j such as knowing what kind of ciga- Monday. He himself had made the pect appeared to be a peaceful fu one may be certain of the amount 01 | rettes and champagne t I u like, l p nnrtand hhe p .suggestion, mumbling his words and ture was to bring the'bitterest blow, j yitamin D that the infant is getting must not be the kind that thinks he looking off to one side as he spoke r . s= * ' ' I By the use of definite exposures to must order rich food just because he Specials 10 Judith about it. At 10 .o’clock next morning, after | ultra-violet rays, one may be cer- is in a good restaurant. (I hope I ^She agreed this would be best, Gordial, farewells had been ex- j tain of the effects, am a lady, but this does not mean We Have Paid Special Attention to .-■grthur Kuight’s safe recovery changed. Arthur Junior departed.' The whole subject of modifica- I do not enjoy onions and sauer­ .-ftemed assured. It would only inter- for the railway station. Bert went tion of food for health purposes kraut and pickles and a good thick fCTe with the boy’s school work for with him. driving the large car. is concerned in this question. steak sometimes, as well as canard Matrons Junior to remain home longer. This Andy Craig came'for Tony later, When it comes to the preven­ a I’orange and caviar.) » particularly true with Knight, in the day. ..Andy had proved him­ tion of a definite disease, such He must get up first in the such a weak state that there self a true friend throughout Ar-. as rickets, it is better to be certain morning and go out and not let THAT PROUD MOMENT uid be no real companionship be- thur Knight’s illness. He had of the dose of the rickets-preventing me see him until he is shaved. It Dresses ':n the two. called frequently, for bulletins, al-; substance than to rely on haphazard is very tiring to have to look at a this week and have just bought th|^ .Saturday evening Judith came ways with an air of reassurance. feeding w'ith various irradiated husband early in the morning. jvvnstairs to find Arthur Junior Judith had blessed him because he foods. He must not stop telling me I largest selection in our history for .ling on the rug before the fire- had occasionally been able to per­ For the child who has passed When Your Cooking Is through the period of infancy am beautiful just because I am his special selling. These are of )-ta.ee with Sandy in his arms. The suade Tony to stop moping about wife. s^ rp rat-atat-tat of the terrier’s the house and go out with him of without developing signs of rickets He is expected to be moderately Printed Materials and little tail beat upon the floor. i an evening. and for;Or LflG the aQulL adult WIIU who wantsWdiiLO to be 1 u *- rmf flv intn Appreciated jjhe dog looked up, welcoming This Sunday Andy and Tony his mistress; he did not stir. went motoring in the girl’s own | ofrjS irradiation L i’o'n and or viatmin S'S: i,>, me i S liS iL r Plain Colors -'Judith sat down. roadster. Though the ban had not ■ irradiated foods may offer a more tired of their husbands merely be­ Sometimes they tell you how good it is; and other Sizes 40-52 ‘‘Sandy’s getting fond of you. been lifted officially. Tony had :■ simple and pleasant method, cause husbands do not allow them times you know by the way it disappears. But Junior,” she said. “Pretty fine lit- taken to driving her car again. , “ anv comparisons. and should really sell for $15. They tli^ dog, don’t you think so?” Judith watched the pair disap­ i like tall. dark, blue-eyed men, 'it’s always a thrill to a woman’s heart when the are exceptional values at •The boy nodded. pear down the driveway. Then she over 35 at least, but providing he men folks taste her cooking and find it good. .^T used to have a dog,” he said. mounted the stairs and entered Ar­ fulfills all the other specifications "Airdale. A car ran over him and thur’s room. DOTATIONS he can be young or old, tall or Nowadays, the modern Gas Range, with its oven after that I didn’t want another.” He greeted her cheerfully. short, anything but poor and fat. $9.95 3‘I know,” Judith nodded under- “Miss Mallory,” said Judith im­ heat regulator, makes good cooks the rule rather Also a few at $5.95. st^ndingly. “Accidents are so ter- pulsively, “it’s a gorgeous day out­ BLACK LEAVES FRANCE. than the exception. With its steady, easily con­ rijfle and they happen every day. side. 'Why don’t you go out for a Marseilles, France, Feb. 12.— j trjnng to be awfully careful couple of hours? I’m sure I can “The chief reason why marriage (API—Van Lear Black. Baltimore trolled cooking heat, more delicious meals are be­ w«h Sandy.” get anything Arthur wants. He’s is rarely a success is that it is con­ publisher, who is undertaking a ] ing cooked than ever before. Amazing results Another Thursday Special •:The boy’s arms gripped the little had his medicine, hasn’t he?” tracted while the partners are in­ sane.”—Dr. Joseph ColUns. flight from Europe to the Orient in j with a minimum of effort. Reg. $1.95 Sweaters Q d ^ in a tight hug. Then he sat The nurse smiled doubtfully. a newly-constructed plane, took off 1 u]^ and for several minutes studied "He doesn’t really need me,” she | ------7 ' from our own stock .... %7 9 C the floor silently. agreed, “if you’re going to stay.’’ ' “No better wa.y will ever be found ] from here this morning for Seville, Make sure of permanent appreciation of your f^andy nuzzled against Junior’s yOh, I want to! Really, you 1 to glorify beauty than the stage.” ,I Spain. j cooking. Install a modern Gas Range in your hiihd but was Ignored. After sev- might just as well be out enjoying | —Florenz Ziegfeld. e ^ l seconds of wistful appeal the yourself.- You’re willing to risk i ------. 1 BREAKS TRADITION. home today. These Youthful Dresses Are Newer d% moved on to Judith, who patted your fate in my hands, aren’t you, “Even the woodpecker owes his London.—The beautiful daughter , and Newer. his head but gave him no encour­ Arthur?” . . , , success to the fact that he uses his of the Maharajah of Burdwan has agement to settle besifie her. . Knight smiled and bowed his head.”—Coleman Cox. broken one of the traditions of In­ More even hemlines, flared skirts and the smart new dia which says that persons of rank :Again the terrier eought atten­ head slightly. ! short sleeve. Prints tion from Junior. He was neglected. “Well, if you think it’s all 1 “Babies are more dangerous than .shall not engage in any form of Quite without introduction the right—!” Miss Mallory countered. ; battleships when there are too trade. She has opened up a shop The Manchester Gas Co. and plain colors ...... v bdy suddenly turned toward Judith 'Of course I do.” many of them.” in Berkeley Square here and sells and said huskily: "AU right then.' I-would like to | —Rev. Charles Francis Potter, of Indian furniture, embroidery, and ‘‘There's something—I mean I run into the city to see my sister j New York. porcelain. PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12 ,19S0. Rec Team Victorious In Another Thrilling Finish IBATTLING NELSON HIS MOTHER’S LOVING SON CARNERA WINNER Last Minute Basket High School Hockey ON KAYO AGAIN I CHALLENGES WHITE By Marckinek Turns St. Louis, Feb. 13,—-(A P )—- Team Beaten 5 to 2 Chicago, Feb. 13. Prime Camera, Italy’s man of Shades of Goldfield and Reno magnitude for the fourth time Battling Nelson is yearning for has shown his punching ablUty Defeat Into Victory to an American ring audience. a ring comeback. Battle No sooner had the former He sent a swift right to the jaw In Overtime of Buster Martin, Tulsa, Okla­ world’s lighUvelght champion read about CharUe Whites homa policeman, last night and comeback campaign than he f m ended what was to have bec“ » Fans Treated to Another thrust out his chest and chai- ten round contest after 56 Another Thriller seconds of the second stanza West Hartford Held on Even [ lenged him. m “If White Is good enough to had elapsed. Martin was on his Torrid Battle as New Brit­ H. S. Grid Pilot Rec Five (33) come back so am 1” the once feet during the nearly four Terms During Regulation I minutes of the two rounds but P. B. F. T. durable Dane said. “ There is ain Guards Are Conquer­ ...... 1 0-0 2 many a good sock in these fists had to be carried out after 0 Holland, rf Camera made an effective con­ t Gustafson, rl ...... 1 1-2 3 of mine and the fight promoters i ...... 1-5 Periods But Tallies Thrice who are digging the cemeteries tact. 3 Faulkner, 11 ed 32 to 30. 1 Msrehinek, c ...... S 8-5 9 for good fighters can throw ...... 0 0-0 0 In Extra. away their spades.” ...... 2 1-1 5 Nelson wants to meet White A spectacular overhead shot from 4 Farr, Ig ...... 3 0-1 6 in the lattcr’n comeback try at SWEDISH OUTFITS the side of the court by Ray Mar- Manchester High was defeated 5 | the Coliseum, Feb. 21. chinek of Holyoke enabled the Rec 13 13 6-14 32 to 2 by West Hartford in an over- | \ ! Five to come from behind and nose New Britain Guards (30) time hockey game at the Center j VIE HERE TONIGHT i the strong New Britain Guards in r . B. F. T. 1 Swanson, if ...... 4 2-3 10 Springs Pond rink yesterday after- , ------! the third and deciding game of their 3 Mike Luke, rf ...... 3 3-6 fl REC GIRLS DEFEAT _ , - • , i basketball series at the School noon. It was the second venture the ! 1 4 Hewitt, c, ig ...... 1 0-1 2 locals have made in the popular j Hartford Luther Court Art3 str«t r.c i.,t mght by. 1 Holst, c ...... 3 0-0 h outdoor sport, Meriden .iigh having i i Trailing by one point with less 0 Geo. Luke, ig ...... 0 0-1 0 ! AETNA ERE, 28-13 0 Yankaskas, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 beaten the Silk City athletes 5 to 3 j 1 than a minute to go and apparent ists Meet Locals at Hard­ defeat staring them in the face like 0 Ikewitb, ig ...... 0 0-0 0 a couple of weeks ago. j I in the Branford game a week.prev- 4 Carbonic, rg ...... 1 1*4 3 Although hockey is asport that | ing Gymnasium. i ious, the Rec players desperately 12 6-15 30 is still in its infancy so far as j llliriamW«ba»lEliiaWh|SiSi!1 i sought a shot at the hoop from any adoption by statu high schools is . ! angle. Two long flips by Billy Score by periods: Manchester ...... 7 13 6 7—’32 concerned, both schoolboy sextets Washkiewich Star for j The Luther League Five of the I Dowd from past the middle of the gave a good account of themseKes Ti I M E R ’ S Sw'edish Lutheran church tangles court almost found their mark but New Britain ...... 4 8 10 8—30 A N O L D Halftime: 19— 12 Rec. yesterday. It was a spirited battle j with the Swedish Lutheran Five of close doesn’t count in basketball. in which the better team won only ; Home Team. i Hartford at the Hollister street Another Thriller Referee: Clyde Waters. after a hard struggle. ! school at 8:30 o’clock tonight with It was another of those thrilling Locals Score First | the preliminary an hour earlier. flinishes for which the Rec has be­ starred for the visitors. Holst was Manchester was lirst to* score ' Picluicd above 1 The Rec Girls’ ba.sketball team 1 This wili be the second game of the come famous this season and the late In arriving. He played a game when______Bill George_ took the .puck , out Squatrito, aggressive halfback grid j ^^tna Fire lassies, of locals season, having been defe^ed crowd, as usual, was in an uproar in the Industrial League at New of a lively scrimmage about fifteen j^as been elected to | jj^rtford, 28 to 13 in the prelirai- ■ in the opener by Springfield. The New Britain pressed its man to man Britain before coming to Manches­ feet in front and to the side of the j ^930 football team at j ^ary skirmish at the Rec gym last i Hartford quintetQuintet is__ one of the fast- etfense well up to the middle of ter and only played in the second W^est______Hartford goal and drove it 1 school. '‘Squat” ; night. Miss Miriam Welles was the ' cst church teams in the city and the floor but Marchinek, by a clever half. Swanson, another “ find” from TIM MCGRATH bit of floorwork, drew hL opponent, the “Dusty” Circuit, shows a keen into) "the* me cage,cage. xiiiiBill Morrisseyivj.uiwoo._j. missed : _____ r>ouic i star with 12 points. Elizabeth holds a win over the Central Baptist Holst, off balance with a feint to excellent opportunity to equalize won the captaincy u ; .y^-^gj^iiievvich was next in line with Five. eye for the hoop. The Rec plays just before the period ended when | on a 11 to 7 vote recently. The new three field ^goals.______Anne Scranton’s Frank Klaus Was a Game Battler, But This “Gyp” Gustafson, Rec Five star, the left and then dribbled around the St. Michaels at New Haven Fri­ he had the puck unmolested in front ! ^ two more years j shooting was good, will appear in the lineup tonight, him on the ''’’her side. Holst was day night. of the Manchester goal. His shot ^ Manchester High. | Aetna Fire Girls (13) Time He Was Frightened his brother “ Spally” Gustafson, back on him like a tiger but the lad was both wide and high—unusually j P ______p B. F. “Mit” Nelson, Sherwood Anderson, from the Paper City stretched his Harry Larson, Ivar Dahlquist, Earl arms over his head and let the ball wild for such close range. 2 Albright, rf ...... 0 2-3 Frank Klaus was as game a fighter as ever rubbed his shoes in the Anderson, Clarence Larson, and fly toward the hoop. STAVNITSKY HOOPS ■Vi’est Hartford pressed hard 1° | M » 1 A1 )C T A C r T P ,0 Modell, If ...... 2 To the astonishment of players as the second period but found Man- l U m i L ! 0 Deserault, I f ...... 1 Barney Johnson, will probably see Chester’s defense so stubborn that 1 9 \ ? wJen well as spectators, the b: ..opped 0 Strauss, c ...... 2 service^or the locals. *'rotib’'h t* hoop hardy/ touching SEVEN AT CLEVELAND it resorted to long desperate shots. , 2 Hansen, rg ...... 0 3 w L '" 2 ^ e d "o 7 l f a trafneJ^lid before"settling down to iLhe rim even though there had been The twelve minutes had nearly l 0 Edwards, r g ...... 0 uittle or no heighth to the shot. To elapsed before Morander slipped in ; OLD TIME STARS 2 Marnalse, rg ...... 0 HACK WILSON WINS be sure it was a lucky heave, but Local Star Basketball Player a neat shot from a difficult angle 3 Lowe, Ig ...... 0 that’s part of the game. Marchinek unaided. A moment later the ener- | . had missed a number of shots and a Continues to Keep In Lime­ getic “Buddy” Kerr put Manches- , r n - V D til 9 ^ SUIT FROM MILKMAN break was due him. light; Grove Wins Two ter back into the lead with a swift i L v |^|||'q q DJittlCS lU Rcc Girls (28) -- 1 ' drive that glanced into the cage off 1 la'&HlClS U1 U iiu p B. Roughly Played More. F ^ j around the asylum. * , * The game was bitterly contested 0 Scranton, r f ...... 1 Chicago, Feb. 12.—(AP) L-ewis the goalie’s skate. | 0-0 0 i After most of our party passed out of a padded room, the door sud- from start to finish and filled with Klein Saves Many j 0 Marj. Welles, If ...... 0 “Hack” Wilson, fighting cock of the George Stavnitsky, Manchester’s Years Gone by to Be o ' ______------— ' Chicago Cubs, is free at last from much personal contact although but 0 Foster, If ...... 1 few fouls were called. Play grew The visitors kept pounding away, j 1 Clulow, If ...... 1 N. /.eAtME / all the troubles his swinging fists best contribution to the college bas­ at the local goal in the third period | 0 Washkiewich, c ...... 3 ‘ ■ O O T/ have stirred up on and off the ba.se-, quite rough at times and there were ketball world in several years, is but splendid work by Goalkeeper Guests at Banquet, Dance. many spills among the players re­ 1 Hart c ...... ••••••••D ball field. more than living up to expectations Walter Klein stopped many would- 2 Miriam Welles, rg ....5 The final case against him \\as minding one somewhat of a hockey game. Only two men were ejected at Grove City. He continues to star, be points. Halfway rough the j 1 Shears, Ig ...... ® decided in his favor yesterday by period, however, Klein allowed a 1 If social functions mean anything, /■ on personals. each game although only a Fresh­ 2 Beer, Ig ...... 0 Superior Court jury which acquitted Manchester, playing without the long shot by Tommy Kane from , the Majors are going to be very ac­ 2 Buckland, I g ...... 0 him of charges of assaulting Ed­ services of its coach, Jerry Fay, man at the university. Henry Mc­ mid-ice to slip out of his grasp ju s t. tive on ^he football field next fall. ward Young, a Chicago milkman, Cann, another local product, is also 11 6-11 28 j who was detained elsewhere on ac­ over the line. ! Several such affairs have already j and rejected Young’s suit for $20,- going fine and continues to improve. In the first block of the two five | score by quarters, ^ ! count of business, led all the way minute overtime periods, Art Sulli- | been held, the main idea being to ^ 000 damages. until the final quarter after the first Last week Grove City won two Flanked by seven witnesses. Wil­ more games. Waynesburg was de­ van, left defense for the visitors, 1 keep the ball-a-rolling in prepara- . Ae?bB ...... « ^ s - i s few minutes during which the visi­ son won his case in short order. The tors enjoyed a brief lead. In the feated 46 to 35. Both Stavnitsky tallied with a long shot that bound- ; tion for the 1930 gridiron season. I Referee: Waters. rior.lv cthnt and a lock snapped. Klaus and that big guy were inside. milkman charged that the Cub out­ ed over Klein’s gloved hand. In the ; Today comes word that there will j '' y " ’ - , jjg frantically unlocked the door. Klaus was im- final period, however, baskets by and McCann were in the starting I yelled to Dr. Clark; fielder beat him severely during the Swanson and Holst shot the Guards lineups. The former got four hoops second chapter, Bill Morrissey made , be another gathering at the fire- | hurt—but perspiring. Cub-St. Louis Cardinal game June the best shot of the game, a long I house at Main and Hilliard streets ; Klaus suddenly into a 26 to 25 lead and Holst added and McCann two. Grove trailed 21 I A. little later, while v ,-c were lunching v.dth Dr. Clark, ^ This 21, 1928. The jury deliberated only hard high drive that hit the top a week from tonight which is Feb­ another to make the score stand 28 to 18 at halftime. Following^ the i looked up to sec that J " a Surry, deciding 25 minutes. post and glided in. ruary 19. This will be for the mem- j to 25. Waynesburg scalping party. Coach time Klaus let out a yell, With four minutes to play New More Experienced bers of the Majors, present and past j Local Sport Bob Thorn's tribe moved out to __in other words for the oldtimers 1 as^wflmd rmlsheJ IWs second Umch, and tvere all calmed do,™ Britain led 30 to 27 but fouls by Cleveland where they tacked a 43 to Just before the time expired Cap­ BRUINS WIN 27TH Gustafson and Marchinek almost tain Harold Morander gave West as well as the stars of today. j and„ d ih about o n f to getact in the car, Klaus felt a j'a p on tha back and mneJ 36 defeat on John Carrol University. This time Klaus almost passed closed the gap. Then came the A Cleveland dispatch reads; Hartford its final goal when he took Everyone who has ever played 1 Chatter around to see the same huge man ultra-exciting finish with Marv football with former north end grid- j “Referee Rupp allowed the game the puck unaided through the Man­ been trying to get a OVERCOMING LEAD chlnek’s basket coming in the niche chester defense and easily passed iron representations is cordially in­ “It’s all rivht, Mr. Klaus,” :::iid the big guy. “ I v of time. A foul goal gave the locals to get out of control in the early Meriden High is banking heavily chance to tell you you were in no danger vynon e were locked in that minuteS' and the remainder of the Klein. It was West Hartford’s third vited to be present. Chef Jim on trimming Manchester here Fri­ an extra point to spare. A few Dwyer, who used to be something padded cel!. You see, I'm a guard at the asjlam. tussel was a free-for-all with game of the season' and the visitors day night and thus go into a tie Boston. Feb. 12-(AP)-The Bos­ v.reek3 ago the Rec nosed out the of a football player himself in the Grove City making full use of its plainly showed that they were more with Bristol for the C. C. I. L- lead­ ton Bruins, world’s hockey cham­ Guards 2 to 1 and last night’s tus­ good old days gone but not forgot­ superior size. Before the first- experienced. ership, but it may get another sur­ pions, had their 27tb victory’ out of sle was a repetition of the former Loomis Institute defeated West ten, will be on hand to provide one prise: Manchester beat Meriden b games today after a thrilling 6-5 battle and equally exciting. period was 10 minutes old, the Hartford 3 to 1 and Enfield High of his fine roast beef suppers and down in the Silver City 17 to 12 BASKETBALL LEAGUE j Scott Is Caught overtime win from the Toronto. Faulkner Shines Grovers were ahead, 19 to 3. The played them to a 1-1 tie. Manches- , t^^gre will be the usual popular and although Meriden has since Maple Leafs last night in the Boston j Tommy Faulkner played a whale gallant Blue streak without the ter has no more definitely scheduled ; modern and old fashioned dancing handed Bristol its only league re­ t it l e is a t s t a k e Taking A Dive!! Garden. ot •& floor game. His lightning-like sendees of Tom Moran, who is games but will play Meriden and afterward. verse, the locals stand a good Coming from behind in the last 1 passes were a treat for sick, came back in the closing West Hartford again and also m eet, of this kind which chance of again putting the skids : ------three minutes of play, the Bruins Dowd and Farr also dis­ minutes of the session to make counted twice on tallies by Clapper j forjo and Gustafson con- the second team from Connecticut j Majors held was in the form of under the Bamlkowites. 12, BY JOE O’GOOFTY the amount 23 to 13 at the inter­ Agricultural College, the matches to | ^ farewell to Dr. A. B. Moran, club on a pa.3s and by Shore unassisted , look better every game, ------J J. f lacadership of the Eastern Into.col- | mission. be arranged at the last minute, so 1 p^ggi^ignt, who has departed for Lports Editor, The Springboard out of scrimmage to ^^lapper g-y Holland played the first “ Stavnitsky was the big noise in The mere fact that Menden beat ^ gasketball League will be .also scored unassisted, raising his to speak, due to the impossibility of 1 Baltimore to continue his medical Bristol doesn’t necessarily mean , tonight when Penn's high | Miami, Fla., Feb. 11.—Armed quarter but gave way to Gustafson the Grove City attack with 15 6 total of 29 and remaining top scorer foretelling ths ice condition. that Manchester is going to ^ose to | , Quakers invade New York |with my rocket c.'.mera today I in­ the remainder of the game because points, seven fields and a foul. Mc­ LINEUPS I ^ ______of the league. he was not feeling well. The Rec Cann didn’t score. Connor lead Car­ Meriden. The locals have a mighty ^ ^ critical battle with Columbia, j vaded Uio secret training camp of Tile other Boston scores were West Hartford 3Ianchcstcr ood team — except when facing , powered combination. | players passed to Marchinek much rol with 17 markers, most of shots M orander...... rw ...... Kerr the famous Spill Shot, and Got an jY Galbraith unassisted and better than the week before. Bristol—and fans who travel to ' Penn and Columbia are in a percen- ' exclusive view of the Swooning j ^ Oliver and Weiland on passes. being from well out on the court.” Kane ...... Iw...... Brown I BOWLING Swanson, Holst and Mike Luke W. Morrissey-----c ...... George j State Armory to get a | ^^tle'forthe league lead at pres- Swan as he trained for his bout with ; Bruins play io Pittsburgh to- team good enough to beat ------| p-,ch having R. Morrissey ....rd ...... Lupien ’ ‘ ent each having a perfect record. Smack Sparkey, the Boston gob. night. CHENEY GIRLS’ LE.YGUE. may get a neat surprise package in Penn, however, is the actual leader It was only i Sullivan ...... Id...... Chambers the form of a Silk City victory. ! t^ n L over Yale, Dart- Dubln ...... S ...... K^ein with triumphs over " after hours of Referee; Morrison; Time of WEAVING. mouth and Cornell to its credit waiting at the ...... 78 Time was when Clyde used to be Last Night’s Fights periods, 3-12. M Strong ...... Columbia has played only two tank where Spill ' E. Kissmann ...... 93 one of the strictest basketball of­ games beating Princeton and Dart- Shot does his gubstitutions: Clough for Kerr; ficials in the state outside of Dick Bjorkman for Clough; Kerr for G. Hatch ...... 83 secret diving that St Louis— Primo Camera, Italy, Dillon but judging from last night s "^M tor the fray with Penn tonight I was enabled to . knocked out Buster Martin, Tulsa, Bjorkman; Daigle for Chambers. C. Jackmore ...... 87 exhibition, he is slipping. It is true Goals: Morander 2, W. Morrissey, i N Taggart ...... 88 Columbia will travel to New Haven get a photograph. many fans like plenty of personal for a ttnel with Yale Friday night. I learned from a ' New York—Joe Click, Brooklyn, Kane, Sullivan, Kerr, George. | “ “ 77 contact, but that element surely got First Period 429 440 458 The following night Dartmouth wi caretaker of the j outpointed Petey Mack, Jersey City, OVERCOAT its money’s worth last night with play Cornell at Ithaca wnnding up tank that the George, Manchester ...... • • • • ^ OLD MILL. plenty to spare. Alphonse Bog- Second Period | M. McKinney ...... S3 94 79 before was the league’s schedule for a week. Swooning Swan 1 Indianapolis—Eddie Shea. Chica- gini’a work the week boxes sever al i go, stopped Pete Zivic, Pittsburgh, Morander, W. Hartford ...... 8:15 j b . Lautenbach ...... 78 88 S3 much better. Kerr, Manchester ...... 9:15 i j^i. Sullivan ...... 81 98 90 rounds every day ! 5 | for the public, but i Albuquerque, N. M.—Eddie Mack, | Third Period j l . Kicking ...... 91 73 84 Billy Halstead and Junior Pren- b ik e t e m Om that his real train- penver, knocked out Johnny Blair, | Kane, W. Hartford ...... 6:00 |p Nelson ...... 78 93 84 tice, youthful members of the junior Overtime Period i — — — boxing class at the Rec, furnished ^ d e sp it e BAD SPILL ing is done from Buffalo, 3. ! Sullivan, W. Hartford ...... 2:30 411 443 430 the fans at the basketball game last i the diving board, Greeneville, Miss.—Eddie Frisco, j MOST W. Morrissey, W. Hartford . . . 4:15 night with a real treat when they | Ghicago, Feb. 12.— (AP)—Four , hidden from the | Hew York, stopped Tommy White, 1 prying eyes of the | Houston, Tex., 3. Morander, W. Hartford ...... 4:30 SPINNING NO. 2. boxed three one minute rounds I teams were tied for first place ip 1 711 tween the two games. Many were | six-day bicycle race early to- populace. ' I Los Angeles—Billy Towmsend R. Griffith ...... 98 78 I lurked in the ; Vancouver, stopped Armando San- M. Campbell ...... 66 SO amazed at the progress the two 1 day after a sensational night of Every Overcoat Marked Down to NEWSPAPER 5L\TCTI youngsters have made in the study j racing during which 49 laps were bushe.s until Spill . tiago, Cuba, 6. L. Reinartz ...... 69 73 came to the brink cf the tank, at- | ------—------R. O'Leary ...... 61 72 of the pugilistic art under the direc- j gained. _ , _ The Associated Press Bureau tion of Frankie Busch. The pair tired in swimming togs. He took a | WARRIORS DEFEATED A. Moriarty ...... 70 91 The fans also witnessed the worst team and the State team held their swapped punches with eager will­ spill of the race, which almost put graceful leap from the board with- 1 monthly bowiing match last night ingness and showed fine ring gener­ the Italian-French team of Alfonso out a moment’s hesitation, and the | The St. James basketball team 364 394 364 defeated the Warriors at the St. at the W’ooster Alleys in Watcr- alship. Succhetti and Paul Brocardo out for splendid picture shown here was \ Real Bargain MAIN OFFICE NO. 1. James School hall yesterday after­ bury. Quigley and Sbanoff starred good. Despite the spill, the team is the result. V. McGann ...... 70 61 for their respective teams. State The practice sessions for the Rec now tied for first place w'lth Uiree It w'lll be remembered by many noon. Both teams had a good de­ fense which made the low score. team has won three and lost two L. Nault ...... 70 77 swimming teams—both men’s and others: Gerald Debaets and Tony fans, how beautifully Shot dived in games, and have high hopes of win­ E. Pettengill ...... 67 59 women’s—will be held this evening his bout with Rolo Von Porous in Murphy starred for the winners Beckman; Reggie \ McNamara and | for the ning the series from the Bureau H. Bouffard ...... 56 66 at the East Side building. Gaetano Belloni; and Freddie Spen- 1 New York just before Christmas. while Weir played beat Prices A. Paradis ...... 72 81 losers. outfit. cer and Charley Winter. Y’^our photographer and chronicler \ Bureau Team Captain Sher Bissell of Trinity was caught unprepared by the sud­ St. James (10) Jimmy Walthour and Franz Deui- B. F. T. » Sbanoff ...... 9T 84 84— 265 335 344 3SS who was held scoreless while his op­ berg, the German-American “Kid denness of thQ plunge and failed to McCann. If...... 1 0 2 Sanford ...... 84 86 99— 269 ponent scored six times in the de­ team, arc only one lap behind the get a picture. 2 You can safely buy for next year’s wear L alu m ia ...... 74 81 85— 240 RIBBON. feat by Wesleyan, last night tallied Perserverance certainly pays. O’Leary, rf ...... 1 0 leaders. Donahue, c ...... 0 - 0 0 Williams ...... 70 86 80—236 F. Lielashus ...... 90 only once as Trinity w'as being And if at first you don't succeed, al­ taken into camp by Mass. Aggies Murphy, lb ...... 3 0 6 Hubbard ...... 62 79 60—201 R. Reale ...... * • • 74 RUTH IN CONDITION ways remember that the early bird 0 and save money. 92—241 at Amherst 25 to 19. never is on time. LeDuc, rb ...... 0 0 Campbell ...... 70 79 A. Visuis ...... 82 Chicago, Feb. 12.— (A P )—Take it Carney, rb ...... 0 ^ 0 Myers ...... 83 90 86— 259A. j Wolfram ...... 86 from President Ernest S. Bernard Sfil ROBINS STRENGTHEN of the American League, Babe Ruth . A. Taggart ...... 84 __ ^_! New York, Feb. 12— (A P )— The TR.YCK MEET TONIGHT Totals ...... 5 ® 10 540 585 586 1711 i is going to worry a lot of pitchers Warriors (4) State Team am i Brooklyn Robins have made the next season if he comes to terms 416 first important move toward Philadelphia, Feb. 12.— (AP) B. F. T. 130—348 4 Quigley ...... H i SPINNING. strengthening their team by buying with the Yanks. Wpir, r f ...... 2 0 ■White ...... 76 59—211 Babe'is' in'such trim that he is Some of the ‘mown athletes^ 0 M. Reinartz ...... 84 men and women are among tne ouu Ford, If ...... 9 9 104—290 , I tw'o star inflelders, Gordon Slade a certainty to-have another banner 0 Beary ...... 94 R, Hanson ...... 81 ‘ ■^iand Neal Finn, from the Missions or more who will strive for trophies Kissman, c ...... 0 0 GLENNEY Clark ...... 81 91—267 year and a big crop of home runs 0 E. Wiganowski ...... 79 96 72 1 of tbe Pacific Coast League. and glory here tonight at the Ticabert, r b ...... 0 6 72—217 Barnard said following his return 0 An Conniff ...... 71 The Robins paid $85,000 in cash and fifteenth annual indoor track and leorgettl ...... 0 D A. Conniff...... 71 72—217 E. Massey ...... 70 from Florida. “He is in prime condi­ 94—267 M. Damato ...... 72 a player to be named later for the field meet of the Meadow Brook Simpson ...... 101 youngsters, it w^as learned yester- tion because of his faithful train­ jotals . 2 , 0 4| ing.” Club. 622 631 635 1888 386 419 357 day. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1930. PAGE FOURTEEN THEC .1. j B I J V ' A i M D v v v v w v y M i «XXX30«3S3 w v v v v plified accounting procedure which lar’s worth of merchandise cost 68 became known as the Retail Inven­ cents; 1924, 67.9 cents; 1925, 67.8 Want Ad InformadoD LOST AND FOUND SITUATIONS WANTED— FEMALE 38 TELLS MERCHANTS tory System'. Many of you today cents; 1926, 67.4 cents; 1927, 66.9 LOST—IRISH Setter, red brown have adopted this system in your cents. What does the future hold In Manchester color. Finder please notify C. R. WANTED—HOUSEWORK to do, stores and realize its worth. You this respect? In five years, this Evening Herald Richardson, South Manchester. Re­ by a neat reliable girl, good refer­ SUCCESS IS DUTY who have not used this system will figure has dropped 1.1 per cent. ward. ences. Phone 7607. do well to study it and apply it to These have been the years of mer­ your own business. When this new chandise men, hand-to-mouth buy­ CLASSIFIED LOST—BLACK AND WHITE pup- 1 fad was first introduced, it was ing, group buying, mergers, chains, advertisements py in vicinity of Arch street. Find- ; DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 I frowned upon by many merchants price lines, unit stock control, etc. er please call 4945. ! Doing Business at a Loss Un­ who felt that it was entirely too If, by perfecting our merchandising Count six average words to a line. f o r SALE—o n e m a l e English j costly *and that it emphasized too mechanism, this trend can be con­ Initials, numbers and abbreviations Setter pup. Inquire 61 Hawthorne each count as a word and compound LOST—MASONIC watch charm. much the bookkeeping side of the tinued for the next few years, we street or telephone 4217. fair to Community, Says Tajrds as two worda Minimum cost Is Call 6143. business, and that they were in busi­ would find that approximately 65 price of three llnea ness primarily to sell goods and' not cents of the consumer’s dollar of Line rates per day for transient LOST — SUNDAY afternoon be­ Elmer Weedon. to keep books. The^ soon found, 1935 would go to purchase the mer­ tween Buckland and Wapping, I’OUI/I'RY AND SUPPLIES 43 however that the information which chandise. ‘c U ^ C h a r g e pocketbook containing $12.00, and it disclosed, saved them considerable “In 1923, 28.4 cents of the con­ f o r SALE—THRESHER’S baby 6 Consecutive Days 7 otsj » cts keys. Finder please call 8980 and r ' *n losses and more than paid for it- sumer’s dollar was devoted to chicks, Rhode Island Reds, Barred 3 Consecutive Days ^9 ctj| Elmer Weedon, comptroller of the i ggj£ information that it re- operating the business; 1924, 30.1 receive reward. Rocks, W-hite Leghorns. George F. J. W. Hale Company, introduced the vealed. The retail inventory system cents; 1926, 30.3 cents, and 1927, AU oVderV’for' Irregular | « * ;« o “ a LOST— GREY AND WHITE Thresher, South Windsor, tele­ will be charged at every fresk •vie'wpoint of a comparative gives the merchant at all times the 31.4 cents. If this trend is extended Special rates for long term every Persian cat. Call Manchester 4582 phone 8-3310. newcomer into the counsel of the amount of stock at retail broken to 1935, we would find that operat­ day advertising given upon ^e^uesL or 32 Strong street. into as fine a classification as he de­ ing costs will absorb approximately Ads ordered for thfe® Merchants Division of the Chamber and stopped before the third or flfth FUEL AND FEED 49-A sires. 37.5 cents of the consumer dollar.” | dav will be charged only for the ac of Commerce last evening, when he Knows Gross Profits tual number of times the ad appear­ a u t o m o b u .es for s a l e 4 h a r d WOOD $6 PER load, also was the principal speaker at the "With this system he knows at ed. charging at the ^de SEEK BEST GOLF GK.ASS no allowances or refunds can be made GOOD USED CARS lireplace wood. W'm. J. McKinney. monthly meeting and dinner of the all times what his gross profit is, on six time ads stopped after the Cash or Terms Phone Rosedale 28-2. Division held at the Hotel Sheridan. both for the store as a whole or by Madden Bros. His address was very attentively Yorkshire, England—Golfers will ^“ 'o'^'^uil forbids": display lines not classes of merchandise. This enables 6f Main St. Tel. 5500 f o r s a l e — SEASONED hard listened to. Afterward, at the busi- him to discontinue those lines w’hich benefit by an experiment being car­ ®°The Herald will not be responsible wood, $6.50 a load, split *7.’25. Fred i ness session of the Division, a de­ are not profitable and to endeavor ried on by a group of business men tor more than one 10 GOOD USED CARS O. Giesecke. Phone Rosedale 36-12. cision was reached to establish I to increase those departments which of any advertisement ordered for here. They are seeking the best Crawford Auto Supply Company March 26 as the date of the 1930 are the most profitable. more than one time. ,npr,r- Fo L S.\LE—b ir c h seasoned hard j kind of grass for golf greens that The Inadvertent om.sslon of Center & Trotter Streets Spring Opening, each merchant to Telephone 6495 and 8063 wood, or hickory sawed for stove, follow his own ideas in celebrating "The addition to the retail system can be obtained, and as a result of rect publication of advertising ^ the up-to-date merchant should rectified only by cancellation furnace, or hre place by the truck | the .occasion, though it was agreed their search, grass from Oregon, charge made tor the service rendered. SEE US BEFORE load, good service and measure ; that there should be no selling of have a complete record of his stock Rhode Island, New Zealand, France, All advertisements must oonforrn BUYING. A USED CAR guaranteed. Fred Miller, Coventry, j goods on the opening evening. in relation to his sales in various and other countries are being tested in style copv and typography Terms—Trades Considered Telephone Rosedale 33-3. | It was also voted to change the commodities so that he has at all here. regulaUor i enfo-ced by the pnbltsh- ' BETTS GARAGE times a well proportioned stock of ers and they reserve the FOR SALE—SLAB and hard j date of Thrift Day from Tuesday, edit, revise or reject any -ny con­ Hudson-Essex Dealer 129 Spruce the wanted merchandise. The small­ wood, sawed stove length, and un- j Feb. 18, to Saturday, Feb. 22. sidered objectionable. The subject of parking was dis­ er merchant w'ill say, ‘My business ANIMAL “NTGHTMAftE ” CLOSl.N'G HOURS—Classified ads to der cover, also hickory wood for : is so small that I can tell at a be published same day GARAGES— SERVICE- hre place. L. T. Wood. Dial 4496. | cussed after a tentative recommen­ celved by 12 o’clock noon: Saturdays dation had been made by Chairman glance if my stock in the hosiery London—In the “Aye-Ayes,” tha STORAGE 10 department is sufficient.’ I have had London Zoo has a pair of the weird­ FOR s a l e ;—HARD WOOD and | Herbert House as emanating from that statement made '■' me many est animals in the world. They have t e l e p h o n e yo ur hard slabs, stove leugtb $6 and $9 j the executive committee. The nature times, yet in 90 out of 100 cases by been referred to as the animal WANT ADS. per load. A. Firpo, 116 Wells street. : of the plan was not made public as FOR RENT—GARAGE at 27 a detailed analysis I have found Aiiiiii-«s mid |•^llrl•s>ion.•ll Si-rvlceM GENERAL TRUGKI.NG—Equipped or Phone 5956. too often concerned with todays i.ilTered lor rags, pap' , magazines and is a brother. Mr. Bancroft will cele­ er’s dollar was divided as follo’vvs: central location, a cozy little place I ;-.:sii'L-is Slimcc , 1. tor light and heavy jobs, tobacco, profit and let tomorro\^ take care I im Id St rv it I lire I ed hay, lumber, heavy treight, etc nielaC. .Msg buy all kinds ot brate his S6th birthday p-ebruary ’22. of itself. We should realize that we "68 cents went to pay for the where you can save some money on Bnuiliiig—C‘'tU i“iVMng ...... chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial BUSINESS I.OCATIONS Among her relatives here are Mr.s. merchandise. _ rent. l.-i,,^ : J ,— .N'lispries ...... Prompt service, reasonable rates are in business not only for today l-’uiitiH'. Ui let tors ...... ' Frank V. Williams. Tel. 7997. 6389 or 3885- FUR KENT 64 Horace Wicklan. Emma and Hose and base our plans accordingly. The "28.4 cents represented operating II Oil I IIIg — Plumbing — lioo.i ng Bancroft, Mrs. Willis Hodge, Glas­ merchant of today is just as much a costs. Brand new colonial of 6 rooms, Insurance ...... FOR RENT—OFFICE and apart­ tonbury and Mrs. Herbert Di.xon public service corporation as any of “3.6 cents represented net profit sun parlor, front and rear halls, well .M iliinci V — I'l essma king . . - l»AINT!NG—KEPAJKING 21j[iOO.MS WiTHOU I HOARD 59 ment, consisting of live room.s, all to the retailer. .M r, \ 1 ng—■I’ritoK 1 ng—Sto ragi Leverett, Mas.s., and one ncphe'vv the concerns which we ordinarily in­ appointed rooms, pretty interior improvements. Forest Block, Main "Now let us compare this picture l^aiiiiirig— Papering ...... P.YINTING .YND paper hanging, HEATED ROOMS S2.5U week, 3 ! James ’Bancroft. clude in that classification. Without decorations. $6,900, easy terms. I’rol cssipna 1 Services ...... street. August Kanehl, 189 W'est Mrs. H. P. Brewer spent Wcdne.s- him the communitj' can never grow, with operating conditions in 1927. lie-pairing ...... ’ neatly done, jirices reasonable. room flat $25.00 month ' heated. \ Center street. Dial 7541. "The customer has been induced 'I’ai lo ri iig — 1 \v ei ng—i-'-’lca nin g ■J4 James F. Roach, Jr.. 36 M’aln'ut Blanchctti, 109 Fo.sLer .street. j day with her fatlier, Frank N. Buck- he is the backbone of any town and ’i'oi I e 1 I iO'Jd-S a IP. Se m Ice __ I land of BLssell .street, East Hartford. his loss i.s a loss to the community to exchange her dollar for 66.9 Beautiful home on Cambridge Wauled —Busine-s Service .. street. Dial 5021. cents worth of merchandise, rather | street, six good rooms and sleeping I I'-OR RENT — NEWLY furnished , ^i y ^ j (jfij Ml’S. John Kavanaugh and Aliss as a whole. I Fid iM*:i 1 iiMir. I porch, garage, lot well landscaped. PIANO TUNING ' fi’unt rooms in Sclwitz Did; in- ___ Loretta Donahue of Hartford spent Operating .At Loss than the 68 cents worth she got in Courses and Classes ...... 1923. Owner leaving town. Your oppor­ Priv.'ite Iiisiruciicm ...... quire Sclwitz Shoe Shop, Cor Main W.VNTED TO RENT five or .six j fiupday with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. "Conducting a business at a loss .’2S-.\ John Cockerham tunity. ' 1 lancing ...... and Pearl strccls. room cottage or flat with garage: 4 j Mulcahy. i.s an offense against your com­ “ Operating costs have so increas­ .Mnsiral— llrntnalic ...... ■J'j 6 Orchard St. I'el. 4219 adults. Give location and particu- i _ _ . _ ------munity. Your community is entitled ed that this now absorbs 31.4 cents Warned —Ins'ruction ...... *'J | of the consumer’s dollar rather than' F'ill a nr ill I _ j lars. Addre.ss ’’American,’' care of to permanency from those who ask How would you like a Jirand new in Johnson the 28.4 cents of 1923. Bonds—Smeks—.Mortgages ...... 31 | REPAIRING 23 FOR RENT—ROOMS Herald. its patronage. Without net profit single, 6 rooms, oak floors, steam Business Opnortunities ...... 3’J Block. Telephone 3726. LICENSES SUSPENDED there is no permanency. It is an of­ "While the retailer of 1923 re­ heat, gas, etc., for $6,000, $500 Money Lo Loan ...... CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repair fense of the first degree against tained 3.6 per cent of the consum­ Help iiiul Si( iinliiins FOR- RENT—I'URNISHED room, (’.own. Help Watiied —Female ...... 3» ed,' key tilting, safes opened, saw i FARMS AND LAND FOR your competition. How can he con­ er’s dollar, he now must be satisfied tiling and grinding Work called 1 centrally located. Inquire at 39 with 1.7 cents; at least he accepts Help Waiiltd—Male ...... 3^ S.AI.E 71 A list o£ operators who.se licenses duct a legitimate business wnth a Help Wanted-.Male or Female .. 3/ Main street or phone 5301. it. I will leave it to you as to for. Harold Clemscn, 108 North J to drive automobiles in Conncctic’.it feeling of security toward the fu­ .\genls Wanted ...... •_...... Elm street. I'el. 3648. whether or not he i.s satisfied. Sitiintions Wanted— Female .... 38 1 FUR S.ALE—60 .ACRE farm witli have been suspended for one year ture if you continue to rock the ROBERT J. SMITH .Situations Wanted — .Male ...... 3'J The Future VACUUM CLEANER, phonugraph.s. AFAKIMEMb— FLAlS— 6 room house, apple orchard, about ■ jqj. clriving while under the influence boat. It is an injustice to those as­ 1009 Main Street. I'.niplovment .\geneies ...... f'J sociated with you. There is but one "Now what does the future l.ive st.iL-k—Pels— PoilHry —V iliioli'w clock, gun repairing, key fitting lENEMENlS 63 100,000 feet standing Umber, all for pf given out today at the Yes, W'e Sell $3,750. Wm. Kanehl. Telephone------future for a constantly losing busi­ promise if we are to be guided by Uogs— Birds— Pets ...... Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. State Motor Vehicle Department as the trends? In 1923 a retailer dol- All Kinds of Insurance. Live Stock— \’eliicles ...... ^2 FOR PvSNT—5 ROOIM do’vvnstairs i 7773. a part of the effort to reduce this ness and your associates deserve a Poultry and Supplies ...... f3 better future. It.is an admission of Wanted — Pets— Poultry—Stock ■n SEWING MAGHINE repairing or flat, 60 Cambridge street, all im- i highway menace. The department Por Sale— Mlseellancoas all makes, oils, needles, and sup­ provements, steam heat. Inquire 62 | weakness on the part of manage­ HOUSES FUR SAI pike. Phone 3652. than from any other. i lion miles. was introduced into retailing a sim- Legal Notices ...... GAS BUGGIES—More Dirty Work Coming By FRANK BECK

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COKRE GTIONS (1) Lincoln wa* elected in IsA), not 1861. (Preridential yew's divisible by four.) (2) Inaugural is spelled incorrectly.. (8) Th® date of Lincoln’s birth, on the pictur e, is WTong: should be 1809. (4) “Fourscore and seven years ago,” is the start cf Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, not his inaugural address. (5) The scrambled word l» SIMPLICITY. PAGE FIFTEE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1930. By Percy L. Cresby Flapper Fanny Says; SKIPPY SENSE and NONSENSE RtG . U. S. PAT. OFF. w e CL 6€ 6tAO T H i y IS A s u i e u Lincoln The Friend THERe NO T O e x c h a n g e By Thomas Curtis Clark NUT5 IN THOi£ T H E M . t i m e T » r e t L M e , A king of men, a soul as tall as C A N pies Y A A U 5 T truth, A statesman far of sight, of pat­ 5 o l O M 6 » ______ience vast: He drew his wisdom from the hoary past. And yet his vision was as fresh as youth: He was a man of power, but to the end Was ever a man more valiant as a Friend ? A Friend who knew the bitter pang of loss, rf Who felt the still increasing weight of care; 'Twas not that he had lighter loads to bear. That he could take another's heavy cross: Because his heart was kind, he could not save Himself from any cross his friend­ i Percy L. Crosby, Great Britain rights reserved. r\ ship gave. rinu. ^ ^ ^ King Features Syndicate, Inc. A ^ The ages shall bespeak wide fame for him c OUR BOARDING HOUSE Who saved his nation from the By Fontaine Fox traitor's curse; smile adds to the face value Family Stuff By Gene Ahern His statesmanship shall call for of any pretty girl. bronze and gold of the United States. All are His deeds to tell, his teachings to 2 i p p £ R J a c k e t C P A s f a v o r i t e a r t i c l e o f w e t a r i N g (i2 > familiar with the life and history of rehearse; SAY, I COlJLP^iV VkieuL, IT ISUT \aJ^(Y t a k e ' % But, till the day when earth and this, one of America's foremost APPAREIL) PLAYS HIM FALSE ! ' statesmen. ■BElMiS TDUlEP hJ VUMIL'S VOLl Too LATE For VoU, ^ e c A P — IT j life shall end, T M e The years that come and go shall WBR6 :BROAP£rA5T

Serenade ENGLAND SMOKES, TOO. She tossed me a rose London.—England is a large con- i As I stood neath her casement, sumer of cigarets, as well as the I She tossed me a rose United States. Recent figures of I Ere I fled to the basement. last year's consumption show that She tossed me a rose Englishmen smoked 38,293,999,560 That's the theme of my sonnet. cigarets. It is estimated that in She tossed me a rose 1929 England will consume over 8,- With a flow'er pot on it. 000,000 pounds more tobacco than Abraham Lincoln, w’hose birthday in 1928. is observed today, w'as one of the best loved and respected presidents WHY’ SHOULD HE WORK'? (O San Francisco.—Leo Stewart be- I lieves that one in the family is i\\': \ / ( enough to work. When his wife | . \\ ^ V UsTife jO£ Emily w^ent to work, Leo quit, and | ■\i c = i/A K 5 refused to go back. So Emily sued j M l \5 SOLP for divorce and was granted an in- I ■ B e a l e s t a t e \s c m e '1/ a l r ^ a p y terlocutory degree. “I'll support my- j R to . 0 . S. RAT. OFF. .> ' T h a t a e l u a m s ^ self," she said. ('Kontdine Fox, 1930 0 1 9 3 0 BY NCA SERVICE. I M C j ^ OdiucBE CHEAP y u m : y u m : A S D\^2T- ^ By Crane C C i VVashington.—It might not taste WASHINGTON TUBBS II. Spying so good, but that “ stickum” on the backs of postage stamps is edible HE'S (iO\H(j and wholesome enough for baby to MIGrtT— A TOUGH SPOT ON TrtE K '''JE LEA^NeP eat. The gum is made by 'Victor G. SAH PRAHClSCO WATSR FRONT. / fA'i LESSON, SUtt, A?>OAKP THAT Bloede, president of a Baltirnore ------' A'LOOKIN’ FOR PAVOSON SCHOON6R. company, and is made from tapioca UNARMEP. starch.

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The Young People’s Society of Ward Cheney Camp, Spanish War Veterans, w ill hold its regular busi­ the Concordia Lutheran Church will be the guests of the Rockville So­ ness meeting tomorrow night at » ABOUT TOWN ciety in that city tomorrow evening. o'clock at the State Armory and all Valentines comrades are requested to be pres­ Fourteen tables of players at Valentine Candy ent. Action will be taken on ar­ tended the Electa Bridge Club s ] Ic to35c Earl Roberts Lodge, No. 544, Sons rangements for the dep^tment 39c and 49c lb. of St. George, will hold its regular card party at Masonic Temple yes­ Both sentimental and comic Val­ state dinner to he held at the Ma­ terday afternoon, the first of a A good assortment of cream and entines. meeting in Tinker Hall tonight at sonic Temple, April 19. DEPARTM ENT STORE, " SO. MANCHESTER,,COIiN, eight o’clock. The business meeting series to be given by the club on hard candy. alternate Tuesday afternoons for Main Floor, left will be followed by quoit pitching Manchester Boy Scout troops will the benefit of Temple Chapter Main Floor, Bight for the lodge championship. Re- j j^Qj''^‘^a'^comrsrfor_ - . I' 4-V.y^the town r*VlQTVl‘cham- — Order of the Eastern Star. Only Read Our Full Page Grocery Anniversary Advertisement on Page 5. freshments will be served > ionship at the High School Audi- progressive bridge was played. Mrs. member is urged to be present. | torium at 7:30 o’clock tonight. The F C Tilden won first pnze and Mrs. — I public is cordially invited to attend. Minnie Goslee the consolation. Mrs. North Methodist Epworthj*^ ------Richard Ruddell headed the commit­ Leaguers will oV^lork* ^ Mrs. Louis St. Clair Burr is put- tee of four in charge. For the next cial tomorrow evemng 8 ° cloc^ parliamentary work at bridge the committee will be Mrs. Tomorrow! Hale’s Semi-Annual lOc Hosiery Sale to which they have Ion ian 's Christian Temperance Nellie Packard. Mrs. Alice Carter, young people of t ^ Second Con,, - 1 . j ^t Cromwell this Mrs. Isabel Robinson and Mrs. gatlonal church. The League vv 11 umo evening. Others Anna Crocker. lave a short bus ness session tovvm are the the senior room at 7.30. j president, Mrs. George E. Keith, Buy One Pair of Stockings X. ^ f Mrs J A. Hood, Mrs. Albert Mann, give s u m e I m t y The Salvation ^rmyjjand of this M^ New Spring Frocks to ™ mil ' Floreoco B^eoia.i, At the Regular Price and evening to take part m tne meec ____ FOR CONVALESCENT '"t^7¥ o^ T h i?S toe^?h??c^^of^wW^ Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, head of the For Immediate Wear -Harnifl R Brennan is pastor, town health board, stated this Miss Olive Damato and Miss Flor­ Purchase Another Pair Rev. Harold R. ™ gtfng a morning that there was not a single ence Plano with about 25 Manches­ series orsnec of special a? e evening en ilf present time. He said ter students of the Morse College with other friends gave a surprise r P Ouimbv of the this was exceptional at this season party for Miss Irma Fallot of Ridge For 10c S p i S i^ r school wall be the of the year. Usually at this time street at her home Saturday eve­ e v S n g at the ^ there are a number of cases of in- ning. Miss Fallot has been serious­ of the v o llg people of the ■ fluenza and contagious diseases but $1.50 “Maid of Silk” Stockings meeting ot tne j oung . , , - gg gf influenza have ly ill for the past four months, but South Methodist Chur h t ^ ly German measles, has now recovered. The evening was 2 pairs $1.60 o clock. The Center cnur | ^re not quarantinable. The town is spent with Miss Florence Plano, Choice of a sheer chiffon weight, pure silk from top-to-toe, High colored silk frocks for immediate -wear be­ club has been invited. ^ m a very healthy condition. playing the accordian and Maurice i suitable for afternoon and evening wear; as well as the practi­ neath dark winter coats. Silk crepes trimmed with McKeever playing the piano, besides , cal service weight with square heels and 3-inch lisle hems for The Ladies society of the Swed­ dancing, singing and plajnng games. | soft lingerie touches, capelet effects and circular ish Lutheran church will meet to­ The Cosmopolitan club will meet business, sports and general vv’ear. Substandards guaranteed A buffet lunch was served and Miss morrow afternoon at 2.30. Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the to give the utmost in satisfaction. skirts. Also smart, conservative prints. Styles South Methodist church. Miss Hen­ Fallot was presented with a beauti­ rietta Devon will be hostess. The ful ruby from those present. Miss for miss and madam. o n e n ^ l2 ^ lS S °tlfls ^ e v ^ n in g ' in j .siltajecr of'" the afternoon vvdll be Fallot, Miss Damato and Miss Plano Hale’s Frocks— Main Floor, rear Rpilnws hall at 7;15 to allow “ Portaits and Sketches of Connec- are former graduates of the Morse $1.00 Blue Crane Pure Silk Stockings ume t o a puWic whist at 8:15, for ucut Women." arranged by Mrs. College. wh^mh all money prizes and two Gertrude Purnell, h^s. R. W. Gos- 2 pairs $1.10 door nrfzes will be given, followed | lee and Mrs. R. H. Burnham. Dependable service on furnace S’abstandards of our regular stock of Blue Crane pure silk bv refreshments and dancing. Mrs.. ---- - — and fuel oil may be secured by dial­ nose___ medium service w’eigh t... .square and pointed heels... Irving Wickham heads the commit- per ing 5145, The Manchester Lumber 3-inch lisle tops. Smart street shades. Co.—Advt. tee. ____ ; ton. G. E. Willis & Son.—Advt. One Group of 23 No trace has been found of the automobile stolen about ten days 50c Rayon Stockings ago from Delphis St. John of 9 Fos Ess ter street and an insurance adjuster 2 pairs 60c has notified Mr. St. John that his • Women’s rayon stockings with picoted tops and smart Dress and Sports Coats company will pay the loss vyithout WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. French heels. Good-looking shades of atmosphere, allure, taking advantage of the sixty day beechnut and nude. All sizes. Substandards. Reduced to clause. The adjuster said that the $19.75 $19.75 number of thefts of small cars is to Funeral Directors Hale’s Hosiery Dept.—^Main Floor, right. to rapidly increasing. $29.75 ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS $29.75 Grades For a few minutes this morning Grades $ 12.50 Thomas Smith, proprietor of , .Smith's grocery on North School i CHAPFX AT 11 OAK ST. street thought Chicago's gang war i m ^ In this group you will find suede dress coats with smart fur trimmings. . . •■ had been suddenly transferred to Phones: Office 5171 tweed sports coats strictly tailored or fur trimmed-----also popular navy chin­ his store and with good reason. Al­ Robert K. Anderson chillas with plaid linings. Models suitable for immediate an(J early spring wear. bert Tuttle, clerk had moved a case Funeral Director Residence 7494 Coats that were formerly priced $19.75 to $29.75. Styles for miss and madam. nf washing fiuid, — 24 bottles to Printed Brief Sets the upper store from the frosty back ^ V J - Hale’s Coats— Main Floor, rear

room and placed them in rear o| & the -stove. The contents looked For active school girls cloudy and A1 thought a little heat would pep them up. It did! Bang. Bang! Bang! Bang!— Twenty-four yullgys—and not a dud in the lot. Tom and A1 ducked under the 7 9 ^ set f ounter until the Chicago attack niON Winter Coats ended. Smart school girls are purchasing these brief sets A well-children’s conference is daily for school wear. They are practical.. .smart Fchcdu’ed for 3 o'clock tomorrow at .and they will withstand hard wear which the For girls 7 to 14 years ■ he ITcmorial hospital annex. GOOD TUINOS TO EAT modern girls give them. Colorful printed patterns on fine cotton. Yoke-front briefs and short ban­ Dial 4151—2 especially early deliveries 7:15 and 8:00 a. m. deaux. $9.98 Miss Ruth D. Cohn of The Smart $9.98 Shop, Slate Theater Building has Hale’s Brief Sets—Main Floor, rear to to just returned from New York with Butter Fish, Special...... 19c lb. $14.98 $14.98 Ihs largest and most comprehensive Grades selection of Spring Dresses yet pur­ Grades Filet of H addock, Filet of Sole, Halibut Steak, Cod Steak chased in the history of their busi­ ness. You are invited to inspect or cod to boil, Salmon, Smoked Filet of Haddock. Mothers should not only purchase these coats for this these models.—Advt. Free ! This Dainty Bottle year but for next fall, too. Choice of plain and fur trim­ Large Mackerel Thursday Special 15c lb. med woolen coats in youthful styles. 7 to 14 years. Mostly tan shades. FOODSALE Large Smelts, Dressed Haddock, Open Clams, Large Quo- Of Exquisite Perfume ,V variety of home made food will haug Chowder Clams. Hale’s Girls’ Shop— Main Floor, rear be on sale at the -V. A P. store, Depot Square, Friday, Feb. 14, be­ ginning at 2:30. The sale will be I SMAL LOYSTERS 39c pint, Rowe Oysters 48c pint. | with a package of eonducted by the Women’s Home yiissionarv Soeiety of the North From Saturday’s specials we have a limited number of two Methodist Chureh. items listed below. Three Flower Face Powder Girls’ Skirts ' Pie plates which wall be l Glass or Alumaaiuna 'Toddy Women’s Frocks given out 1 free with 1 lb. I Shakers, 1 free with each lb. Crisco at 2,6c. | of Toddy at 15c. $1.98 and $2*98 DELICIOUS r s m s ($3.98 to $5.98 Grades) CAKES, PIES AND A dainty bottle of Three Flower Per­ $5.00 Our entire stock of girls’ beind top Good Native Potatoes 55c Peck, $2.10 Bu. fume FREE with each box of Three Women’s woolen and silk frocks in tail­ DANISH PASTRIES pleated skirts to close-out at these two Flower Face Powder. Three Flower ored models suitable for business, sports, prices. Plain colors of tan, blue, red and We are selling a quantity of Fop Corn and Pop Corn Pop­ Perfume breathes the fresh fragrance of street and general wear. Becoming Try a loaf of our Home green. Regular $3.98 to $5.98 grades. IMade Bread. pers— Poppers 35c each. living flowers— the perfume of youth and styles in the desired shades. The Meat Department will have some very tender Native springtime. Main Floor, rear Main Floor, rear MANCHESTER Veal Chops and Cutlets. Lean Pork to Roast, Small Pot Roasts, Hale’s Toilet Goods—Main Floor, right Freshly Ground Beef 30c lb. Round Ground 1 tv lb. PUBLIC MARKET Sliced Bacon, rind off 39c lb. We Deliver. Phone 5139 KALES Shado-Plaid Wool Blankets HEALTH MARKET; Specially Priced! A Shipment of Fancy $ 5 . 9 8 ’a Steer Beef Specially (70x80 inches) One of America’s foremost I Priced For Tomorrow retail stores in New York City has been selling this new blanket during the past two months at $8.95. We PORTERHOUSE purchased this same blanket n> and put it on sale at $7.98 STEAK only to find that the pattern did not appeal to our cus­ tomers. Work And Smile a> 4 4 ® We are closing out what Short Steak we have in stock at $5.98. These are all wool blankets It 4 3 c with sateen 'oound ends. ‘‘Your work may be hard, but just do it and Sirloin Steak smile.” You will find regular deposits with this Top Round Steak It 42c — nile — orchid — gold — rose Bottom Round Steak It -3 9 ® Bank very pleasant ivork, and they produce the —blue — tan Hale’s Blanket^Main Floor, left smile that comes from happiness and success. Shoulder Steak It 2 8 c

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Compounded Quarterly event is scheduledKfor Friday eve­ Metropolitan Opera prima donna, Cone, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. Frances Peralta, will be guest artist, ning, February 21, when the famous Florence Chapman. 'The regular OPERA PRESENTATION taking the role of Sein^uzza. The San Carlo Grand Opera company ABOUT TOWN meeting will begin at 7:30 and whist event is sponsored _ by the First presents “Cavalleria RusUcan” and playing at 8:15. Company, Governor’s Foot Guard TO BE SOCIAL EVENT "Pagliacci” in the beautiful nevV and a large part of the proceeds will Simset Rebekah lodge annoimces Bushnell Memorial at Hartford, A go towards entertaining the Rich- Troop 5, Boy Scouts, wiU meet at large society turnout is expected. a £ublic whist party for Monday mohd Blues when they 'visit Hart­ the Swedish Lutheran Church a t' San Carlo Company to Be Many of the most prominent women evening in Odd Fellows Hall, with ford in June. refreshment* and all money prize* 6:45 o’clock tonight and will march | At Bushnell Memorial Fri­ of Hartford and vicinity are to be for the winner*. The committee in from there to the High school for patronesses, including Mrs. Charles SCLUmMANCHESTER, CONN. day Evening, Feb. 21. The north magnetic pole is sev­ charge will be Mr*. Lillian Helm, the contest. All Scouts are asked F. T. Seavems for whose grandfath­ fliiniiii! to wear a complete uniform and eral miles south of the north pole.J| !2^5nniP^^SsDniiii? chairman; Mrs. Annie Knofskie, A brilliant social and artistic er the music hall was named. A ES.TABCISHEP! 1306 iTiUlllii Mrs. Emma Dowd, Mrs. Martha [briiur aauipment vdth them.

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