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VOL.LninNO. 168. (doMtlod Advorttriof oa Pago 14.) MANCHESTER, 0>NN., WEDNESDAY* APRIL UV1984. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE,CENTS 400 MORE STRIKE SEES NEW KIND Dr. Wirt Explains Brain Trust Otarges SAYS BUSINESS WIRT LOSES CHANCE OF SCHOOLS IN WDl IMPROVE IN EAST HARTFORD NEHJYEARS w i r m u E t P i TO ADD TO HIS TALE Hiree Departments at Pratt BOY 13 BLAMED Complete Change in Cnrri- Governor Ely of Bay State OF "RED” PLANNERS and Whitney Plant Quit cnia of Fmal Six Years Says There Is No Need Gary Educator ToU by House Work— Orer 500 Now FOR DEATH OF TWOFIREIIIENDIt Forecast Here by Bay Now for Government InvestigatiDg Body to Idle in That Area. CHH^AGED2 W JERSEY BLAZE J State Edacator. Measnres. in Expense A^ Hartford, April 11—(AP)—Four Tefls PoEce He Lured Little hundred aircraft workers, in three "You have got to educate your New York, April 11.—(AP) — If Chief and His Companion count” and Go H o m e -^ departments of the Pratt and Whit Girl to Deserted H ou se- children to understand what they the government abandoned its re ney Aircraft Company, struck at read in the daily newspapers, and covery program. Governor Joseph B. Lose Lives as Floor Col Who Attended K eren 9 a. m., today, bringing the total Left Her to Die of Stanra- teach courses showing what Is going say of Massachusetts declared to number of workers who have walk on in the world," said Frank W. day, conditions to tbe United States sky” Dinner to Be Sub ed out from the aviation center at Wright, deputy commissioner of ed would shortly return to normalcy. lapses m Perth Amboy. East Hartford in the past 24 hours tion. ucation of tbe state of Massachu Speaking at the New York Board to 650. The Hamilton Standard setts, in Hig^ school ball last night. of Trade luncheon, (Sovemor Ely poenaed Tuesday. Propeller Company shop was tied His lecture was attended by a Mid: Perth Amboy, N. J., April 11.— up Tuesday when 160 struck for a Chicago, April 11.—(AP)—UtUe small group who beard Commis 'Tt would seem to me, although 1 (A P )— Fire Chief Roland Jensen 10 per cent increase in order to se sioner Wright poiiit out imminent lay no claim to the title of econo Dorette Zietl^, two years old died and Fireman Sylvester Palo lost Wuhtogton, April 11.—(AP)— cure 1929 wages, and tomorrow the changes in tbe public school sys m y, that tbe general trend of busi their lives early today when tbe Dr. William A. Wirt, instead of am men in the Chance Vought Coriwra- today of cold and stauration a short tems of tbe country. Tbe speaker’s ness, tbe underlying strength of con tion, are scheduled to walk out, as time after a 18 year old boy con subject was "New Occasions to ditions, will shortly w arrant if it floor of the F . and W. Grtmd five plifying his fears a t a revolutionary well as the rest of the P ratt and fessed bolding her captive for two Teach New Duties.” does not today, tbe rather (mmplete and ten cent store collapsed o tte r a plot today to toe Houu Investigat Whitney workers. It is estimated days in a crumbling attic. A revolutionary overturn in the abandonment of those very expen fire in the cellar had eaten away ing committee u bad beeo planned that em plo)^ in the three East public school system ol teaching sive measures for recovery. the supports, plunging the two men Police announced that (3eorge Ro- for a time, w u told ha could “turn Hartford subsidiaries of the United galskl admitted luring tbe child citizenship, culture and character “I venture the further opinion that into tbe flames. Aircraft aad Transport Corporation from tbe borne of her grandmother building will be Initiated within the 11 such a course should be an Another fireman, G eorg e Steven to his expenu account aad then go number nearly 2,000. to a deserted building. He stripped next ten years, Commisslonsr nounced tomorrow morning, we son, w u pulled to safety from the home” to Gary, Ind. Employers Stand Pat her naked, be was quoted as sa^ng, Wright declared, due to che com would shortly see a return to normal flames and taken to Perth Amboy Representative Bulwtokle (D., N. The employers this morning, but did not attack her. Doctors plete breakdown of present methods conditions." General hospital where his condi were reported maintaining a stand C.), u head of toe committaa of found no evidence of a criminal as of teaching and reaching tbe mass Called before tbe House investigattog committee to tell of tbe revolu Should Be Temporary tion w u said to be critical. inquiry, eo informed the educator. pat attitude regarding the decision sault. es Tbe greatest obstacles to tbe tionary plot which be charges against President Roosevelt’s “brain trust" Governor Bfiy urged that the re The three were first to arrive at Monday not to grant demands for Wirt wu accompanied to the Tbe boy was locked up for juven study of good citizenship, culture Dr. William A. Wirt, Gary, Ind., educator, named Lawrence Todd, tbe covery measures of tbe administra the scene of the fire and immediate Increases. Within the past year Capito by his counsel, former Sen ile authorities. and character building today, be Soviet Tass News Agency, as the person who referred to Pmident tion be nothing but temporary and ly went Into tbe blazing structure, wages have been raised 80 per cent, ator James A. Reed a t Missouri, He induced tbe child to go with said, are tbe motion pictures, radio. Rooeevelt as the "Kerensky of this revolution." Wirt is shown (left) emergency moves. carrying a fire hose. officials claim. It was reliably re him last Sunday, Ms statement said, Indecent magazines and newspapers before tbe committee with Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, "The danger arising from tbe Asked if he did Intend to go ported that the airplane companies Jensen and Palo were ahead of home, W irt repUed: “You’d better by promising her some candy. Then which "play up" sensational stories, his counsel. esent situation and the succesq ol Stevenson. As tbe floor gave way, plan to keep their shops running, police quotbd him as saying: rendering the study of good pltizen- ge emergency measures," be de ask Senator Reed about th a t” and a large number of applications they fell through and appuently Reed replied: ’1 know of no rea 'T took her to tbe building, sblp and character building c t neg clared, "rests in the fact that we lost their hold on toe hou. Steven for employment have been received jumped through a window, helped son why be should not go back ative value. may lose sight of tbe fundamental son clung to it desperately and w u since the trouble started, it Is said. her down, and carried her to the at At no time in recent years, the principles upon which this govern home, unleu be h u some better pulled out of the flames by other place to go." i A t 9 a. m., wltboOt a demonstra tic. Tbe stairs bad been wrecked speaker said, has education reached ment of ours was founded." firemen. W irt w u uked U be planned a tion, approximately 200 left the and I bad .to climb up tbe wall, get the depths that it baa in other parts RUSSIAN FLIERS SAVE He cited as a fimdamental prin Woman Rescued :ear department, about 200 quit ting a foothold in the plaster. of the United States, Tbe speaker cipal of tbe government tbe state statement on toe inquiry, and agato be screw departnmnt, and 16 from Leaves Her In Room In an adjoining building, Mrs. referred bis questioners to Reed, ? was recently a member of tbe Na ment of Grover Cleveland that "tbe the heat treating department. A flew "When I got her there, I took off JEme Quinn, 88, mother of former who replied: “I don’t want to make tional Board of Education which people support tbe government, tbe State Senator Arthur J. (^uton, w u pickets stood at the gate who cheer* her clothing and looked at her. I 33 MAROONED ON FLOE governmentent Idoes not support the any comment on that. You Mw It conducted a survey of mirrieulum ed the appearance of the three girls went away and returned later. Then carried to safety through blinding all and you can draw jrour own to- adjustment throughout the country. peopW who were among the strikers. I left and did not go back Monday, smoke. ferencM.” Cost of Defeottvaa "To retain permanently all of the Other Strikes because I went to school. Tuesday Through the morning firemen Naaoee Six Pereone Tbe country spent last year, Mr. m euures which have been uuful The strike of 1,800 at the four afternoon I went bsck, and I Fifty PertoDS Remain on Ice continued to pour water Into the Wirt tutlfled before toe Bulwlh- Wright said, a billion and a half ClINS ARE PULLED In this emergency," Governor Ely plants of the Arsow-Hart aad thought she bad been moved. I was store building, so that conditiems klo committee yesterday, dollars to oars for mantal dofoctivea continued, '*would be to scrap tbe Hsgeman company continued with scared. No ons was around so X theory of government which Grover might be made safe enough to olx persons with whom he attended wasn’t so scarsd. and crlmlnala, whil# tba cost of search for tbe bodies of Jensen and no negotiations made between the in Bermg Sea; Commander Cleveland sought to teach a dinner to Virginia, u toe major "I thought sbs needed food, but J educating 26 million chlldran In that management and workers. At the . TOQUASHSIRKE Tbe goyeriior cfltiolzed wbat be Palo. Tbe fire w u confined to the eourcu of his "revoluticm" allega- was afraid to 1st my parents know. same period was |1,700,000,0(X). Terry Steam Turbine Company it laidsaid wasw u a tpode^tisode^ of tbs present one store, contenta of which were tioBs, He wag'told then to appear 1 looked out a hols In tbs building What to do with 8,000,000 vaung of p ^ Is m m was said that the situation remain energenoy toward use-ofui tax money destroyed at a lou estimated by agato this mqrtogg, but the oom- and saw some klds^riw,ttp. I peoplo batwoaa th« agw of I t a&d ed the same as It has been since faw. firemen at 860,600, n ritte e iro rT le ^ e d he w u not obassd. them aw«y. T ittn u n f i awd 20 out of work and icbdol 4o oi nmdurs conferred wItA-lhelaism- Ckuitlan A ll. Amboy’s fire fighting needed. ploysr Monday regarding adjust went home." the problama that tb# adtlcatorii Vidbae^ F la m U]r to* WRlk-| equipment w u called and aid w u Afterward two boyi ittads their Caution must ba ekardsed,'’ be Bulwtokle, unable to reach Wirt ments. bavt bad to face dbc^ig no.^pag^ said, “If wa An fS. 04 sure that the MUgbt from nearby Staten Island, over toe telepbpoe, sent a telegram Some strikers at the A. N. Pier way through the wreckage of the yekr. ’from where Battalion Chief Spencer building and found the child, Moscow, April 11.— (A P )—Thir out of the Norwalk Robber numbers entitled to this benefit do to his hotel Eulvlstog him of the son Company greenhouses In Crom Tbe CCC camps were a (3odaend not ao increase, by toe mere process of TotenvUle, canie with special committee’s decision, so this morn well are still picketing today, naked, dirty and uneoasclous, ‘They to the country to this connection, ty-three members of a party of 88 helmets to facilitate the search for thought she was dead, and •went itself, that in our sympathy we all ing, when be got that message, though the dispute has been re tbe speaket a^d, affecting tbe re men muooneid on w ice floe to tbe Worker!. become objects of that same charity tbe missing men. Wirt went to see Bulwtokle. home, eo frightened they did not lease of 800,000 young men from ferred to the Boston regional labor Bering Sea were rescued by daring with no one left to provide the sus Jensen, who w u 38 years old, Wirt and Reed chanced upon Bui- • .h m speak of it. Later they told others city slum alleys and freight trains board and the plant is running, with Russian airm en'late last night and tenance.” w u appointed fire chief l u t M ay. winkle in the lobby of the new in the family and last night jwlice and placing them to healthy woods a number of both old and new hands early today. Norwalk, April 11 — (AP) Governor Ely, a Demoerat, pre Palo w u 26 years old. Stevenson is House office building. on the job. camps. But tbe sad part of the 23 imd resides Ht 98 Brighton ave (Oentlnusd on Page Fourteen) Plems were rushed, said reports to Violence flared this morning to the faced his remarks with tbe asser Good For Hotels survey was to tbe revelation that nue. tbe government rsMue commission strike at the Norwalk Tire and Rub tion that he “did not wish to criti Reed said today he bad other DETROIT SITUATION five and one-half million children of here, for tbe rescue of the 50 c u t cize the program”, adding: business in Washington and prob Detroit, April 11—(AP) — Rep the nation, between the ages of six ber companys when 100 strikers aways still Imperilled , on the crack "With much of it I am to hearty ably would remEtin to the capital "a resentatives of 62 shops employing and 16. obtained no education last stoned a police car and a truck accor> as an emergency program. I day or two." Asked if he had any tool and die workers in Detroit to year. ing floe. COMMITS SUICIDE Twenty-two persons were taken carrytog 26 strikebreakers. Dam- am not one of those who fetis that INSULL TO START comment to make “about things day refused to entertain wage and ‘The fact is getting through to a g e of 1100 w u done to the police where so many m euures are being that have happened in Washtogtra hour demands of the mechanics to safety lu t night by the Rusalrm even tbe most shortsighted taxpay tried it is unpatriotic to suggest since you left here," he answ er^: educational society, which has ers that this deplorable condition fliers, Kaminln, Mplokov and Slep- car, but no one w u Injured. The AFTER KILLING 5 ney, in three separate plzinee and and criticize, or that it Is even a “I think the New Deal 1s a very threatened to walk out at midnight cannot continue, and must not con police dispersed the strikers with personal attack upon the President FOR U. S. FRIDAY flown to Cape vem Karem, Siberia. good thing for the hotels." Thiusday unless "satisfactory an tinue," said Commissioner Wright. drawn pistols. No arrests were and his advisors to do so.” swers" were received. Early today, the aviators Kamlmn made. While Reed w u talking with "We must af once begin to make up Governor Ely concluded his ad newspapermen. Dr. and 'M n. Wirt The refusal was made known af lost ground ’’ and Molokov picked up eleven more. Two officers on the runntog dress with the proposal that “we re ter a meeting of the employers’ rep Money Worries Blamed for a The latter two airmen made a boards of tbe truck narrowly escap returned to the hotel by taxi. Shortoomlngs of System solve to renew our faith in the W3I Be in Charge.of Federal ’The six who were named by Wirt resentatives with Matthew J. Some shortcomings on the part ed being struck by the missies, one future of the world and of Amer Smlti., general secretary of the / (Uonttoned on Page two) of which shattered tbe windshield i u having attended tbe dinner at Six Fold Tragedy in Miih of teachers and educators in che ex ica." which he said he heard talk of plot Mechanics Society. The workers penditure for culture, character and of the police automobile, which w u “Is there any doubt,” he said, Officials; His Lawyers had demanded wage increases of 20 acting u an escort to the truck. ting to “overthrow the social order- citizenship building are to be noted, “That this faith would be renewed are to be subpoenaed for quutitm- per cent and a 36-hour, five-day neapoEs. tbe speaker p o in ts out. He said Mayor Charles C. Swartz enter if the government announced, in week. tained a delegation of strikers this Plan Further Moves. ing by the committee next ’Tueaday- that recently a newspaperman COURT SAYS “DO those rtogtog, tones of which the Several have denied hearing Ou-^r- Executives of the trades union questioned the broad clalnos of edu morning and shortly afterwards an administration is so capable, that Immediately called a conference of nounced be w u considering an ap tlons Wirt said he heard. Minneapolis, April 11.— (A P )— cators. Facing the facts that our the time for emergency legislation officials to consider their future peal to State NRA officials to come Istanbul, Turkey, April 11.— (API Money worries were blamed today government is 'the most warteful, bad poised, and uked tbe Amer cohrse. NOT GET DRUNK” here and mediate tbe walkout. Five —Samuel Insull will be placed FIRST LADY’S DENIAL for a six fold tragedy In which a corrupt and dishonest to the world" ican people to be prepared for such Wuhlngton, April 11—(AP) — Union representatives have esti ministers Cf tbe city iiifoniaed tbe aboud the S. S. Exllona Friday at crazed Insurance broker killed his the statement m&de by the educa temporary grief u a steady cur Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt today, mated that approximately 18,000 Norwalk Hour that they were Smyrna and started on his return wife, his three children and mother- tors that good citizexubip Is a prod tailment of pump priming measures contradicted the contentions of Dr.' uct of the teaching in the schools, willing to act u arbitratbra. might 'create, feeling that American voyage to the United States In cus (Oontlnned on Page Fourteen) in-law, and then took his own life. C. A. Hanson a t N ew Raveni sec Wllliain A. Wirt that the subsist The six, all found dead In bed yes belles the claims ol the educators It Is Up to Tavern Keepers buihieas ie now able and to a frame tody of American authorities. ence homestead project at Reeds- that good citizens are being naold- retary o t the ConstittttkijRiig^lBduca^ of mind to assume a positive offen Burton V. Berry, 32 years old terday with bullet holes In their tlonal league of vllle, W. V., is "a (Communistic ef heads were: ed in tbe schools of tbe country. sive movement for re-creation of third secretary of the American Em- today that thn nfstnmnnts fort." "We have proved our futility to run to Determme Degree of fair and honest employment? b u sy will accompany Insull on his Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Freudenfeld. the strikers show that The wife of the President gave Janet, 14. “Such is the direction which 1 QUIGLEY BEATEN our own government,” he sold. celvlng support from, tu iWde trip to face charges of embezzle her views in response to questions Carol, 11. hope we are about to take.’’ The speaker said his own son was Intoxicadon. Unity Union league, which Baason ment and fraud in Illinois. at a White Houu conference with Rlphard, 8. at home studying Latto, French, U. S. Ambusador Robert P. Skin newspaperwomen. claims is the American sekUba of STOLE SILVER SPOONS Mrs. Cora de Haven. English ana geometry and prepar tbe Red totemationale, with head ner who designated Berry to make A while before. Dr. Wirt—on a IN NEW BRITAIN He Leave# Note. ing for a "backward" look upon life H a rtfo rA „ A ^ . The quarters in Moscow. toe trip previously had Indicated In visit to the Capitol—had been told Police found a pistol beside Freu Wallingford, April 11.— (AP) — while studies were excluded from State Act, the taxret About 200 of the 964 workers’em sull might be placed aboard the tbe House tovutigattog committee denfeld. They said be had shot his curriculat. activities that would An Investigation Into a series of American export line ship, the S. S. desired no further testimony from for «ov4W lagtS attacks sines Its ployed to tbe tire mill refused to re bis relatives as they lay asleep. prepare him for the essentially nec systematic thefts from tbe factory him and he w u free to return to enaotipent jt year ago, furnished law turn to their jobs on Monday unleu Ebcecutlve, leaving Istsmbui today. Democrats m Control for He left a note asklxig they be cre essary forward viewpoint upon of R Wallace and Sons, Silver they were granted a 80 per cent manufacturers, ended today to toe American authorities said they bis Gary, Ind., home. mated and a family friend, Fred enforcoment .officials today a new ’The inquiry will resume next modem affairs. wage tocreau. arreat of two New Haven men. expected no further difficulty in Weil, administer tbe life insurance, Predicts Sweeping Changes problem. Tuesday with the appearance of toe First Timo in Cit/s His In quaahibg llbe oaaea of two hun Abraham Ginsberg, 85, and Sam finally bringing to an end the 74 which he said would cover all obli "Qtve the boys and girls an un year old Chicagoan’s long flight six persons named by Wirt u hav gations. dred tavern oAmiiip 4udge Allyn L. uel Cutter, 26, were held under derstanding ot what the daily paper 11,000 bonds each for a hearing to from justice. ing attended a September dinner to Weil said Freudenfeld recently Brown to ipinfnbr Courtmlcd yes tory; Result a Surprise. is talking about," charged tbq borough court on charges of reosiv- ’They minimized the significance Virginia at which he testified he suffered money losses. terday tbat;l^e nrovlsloB to the Con speaker. "Some thlngi are going LOAN MORATORIUM g aad purchasing stolen goods. o t l u t minute moves by Inaull’s heard talk of revolutloaary plotting. Ths broker’s note said that if any to happen to education whether we trol Act probintfng the sale of Some of those named by him have liquor ta totbxleated persons should ^ 0 Wallingford school boys ar legal staff to delay his extradiction. money were left after obligations like it or not and in the next ten The Associated Press learned that denied that converM ti^ related to New Britain, April 11.— (A P) — ba interpaejted strictly. rested la toe not of taking unfla- With their party in th< saddle for were paid, it should be sent to a years the upper six years of study, DECLARED BYCUBA libed spoons from tbe Wallace fac Insull will be removed from the him took place. * the first time in the history of the brother, Hugo F. Freudenfeld of The court held to freeing Louis V. tory, said the New Haven men Mrs. RooMvelt said today: city. Democrats looked forward to Los Angeles. (Ooottoasd on Page Fotutooa) Maloame and William ’Tlmlnlkus ■greed to buy the goods from them.
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town would be taken from that com golnfi with some seated on chain reoord” statamanta, aafl aunrlfad AuvwmsBiuunw ADVWVnilEIUBNTi- ;WIRT LOSES CHANCE munity by the project ia which she and sofaa, some on the floor at her by bar sudden wUUngnaea to ba is Interested, thus making taxes fe e t quoted on thli aubjaet, raportan rap MANCHESTER RADIO k O U T T O W N even harder to collect A m one who ecaroely expecte en quaatad and obtained a Uaaaoript TO ADD TO STORY ”I question very much if any peo answer, a reporter said: Whan she had flnlahad her itata- ‘Ris SawiBf C9rdf of* tba Oaa ple eventually move into the “Have you said cUl you are going ment, she asked the raportan if DEBUT TOMORROW emrdla Lutheran church wOl hove a 126, not 200, homes at Reedaville to say on Dr. Wirt ? He talked quite busineas meatbu: tomorrow after (OoBtfanMd from Pace One) they felt oolaln ahe bad made bar* noon at F o'filodc. THE who have paid any rent in quite a fully on the ReedsvUle project yes self clear, requesting that ttey ask long time,” she said. enterpriaes win w lib to do It,” she terday.” questions If idia bad not Nona was Temple cai^pter. O. E- S., wUl be- declared. Most of these families were on re The reporter was referring to asked. Mist Miriam to Be glB ita meeting tnta evmiing at T:46 BARGAIN HOUm “The government ia jiiit pointing lief or they would not have oppor Mrs. Rooisevelt’s last conference in the Masonic Temple and follow It tlie way.” tunity to go out there.”' when she lightly dismissed the whole 1 0 APPEAL DECISION with a pivot card party tq whiob aU In reiponae to further queationa, She added that most of the Wirt controversy by reaomg a Guest Artist on State players will bi weiooine. Mra. R o ^ v e lt said that quite a families came from mihlng camps parody on "Little Orphan Annie,” Hartford, AprU 11.— (A P )—Aa- If you can't be with mother on<^ Thara la a dMsUnet number of private industries were and she doubted very much if the tu the refrain: “The Goblins wUl get slstant Attorney General H. Roger A special meeting of the North Mother's Day the next best thing is of the 1900's in the lont «fteniociD even now willing to go into Reeda* mining companies would feel that you if you don’t watch out” Jones baa announced that the state Hieater Program. Metbodiat oburob council wlU be your photograph. It’s not a bit too gown launched by Lanvin, completed vflle. they had been getting any rent out Vary Serious board of examiners in optomertry held tomorrow evening at 7:80 at early to make your appointment at by a large pictoire bat. It dlilars Setting up of a governmental of their places. But Mrs. Roosoveit did not laugh wUl appeal to the Supreme Court of the home of Mr. and Mra. Melvin Q. the Fallot Studo. Dial 6808. from the cocktail-dreM in that it factory for making poatoffice equip- Mrs. Roosevelt has set June 0 today. Instead she said she knew Errors from a dadaion of the Bu Mlaa Miriam Watkins wlU be the C!ox of Doane street usually boasts of iong alatvea and a ment was nipped in the bud by Con- for her next visit to the ReedsvUle Dr. Wirt bad made rather a long perlor Court granting a permanent first guest artist on the "Manches moderate neckline. Instead of-- the The Manchester Fire Department greaalonal action forbidding the project. statement on the witness stand yes injunction restraining tba board ter On The Air” radio program decolette back which (iistingutahyd ; Postal Department to buy equip Speaking slowly, seriously, care was caUed to the home of the late Looking for a new cake redpeT many end-of-tbe-day . creatlODa. terday with regard to ReedsvUle, from enforcing regulations prohibit which wUl be broadcast from the ment from any factory outside the fully, Mrs. Roosevelt had only a lit but its subject matter she knew ing price advertlsemanta of goods. Charles I. Balcb of North Main Try Maple Syrup Cake— W on with a long or thre»>qtnftara State ’Theater through the faculties District of Columbia, tle group of women reporters at a only from the newspapers. street at noon today, where a fire Bfaple Symp Cake. looeely-fltted coat of plain fabHc, Answers Statement press conference unusually snaall She questioned women reporters PRISONER BEABBESTED of Station W nc, Hartford, tomor in the back yard had got out of 1 egg these dresses set a new style for for band and threatened nearby chick because it was held at an esirller who bad attended the bearing as to Hartford, AprU 11.— (A P )— Re row morning from 8 to 8:80. Miss 1 cup maple syrup mal afternoon wear. Mrs. Roosevelt also answered en -coops. The fire was put out be Wirt’s statement yesterday before hour than ordinarily. the authenticity of quoted state leased from the Hartford county jaU Watkins was given an audition this 1-8 cup milk fore damage was done. 1 teaspoon vanilla Linen sports frocks with long the Bulwinkle committee that 200 Those attending were chatting ments about Wirt’s terming the pro aher serving almost three months morning and General Manager W«U- families now paying rent in Morgan along as usual on her comings and ject “Communistic,” and about his tor breaking and entering In Hart 2 tablespoons melted shortening skirts seem to be popular aa danc ter Johnson of the broadcasting sta The rank team of Memorial ing frocks. Frances Drake, Para remarks concerning how the moving ford, Charles Horton, alias WUUam 1 1-2 cups flour tion was very much pleased with her Lodge, Knights of Pvthias, which is 1-8 teaspKxm salt mount star, selected a dark blue of 200 famiUes to ReddsvUle would Oebnam, a negro, was re-arrestad captained by Griswold CbimpeU, has 1 1-2 teaspoons baking powder linen with nautical lacixlfi,' and deprive Morgantown of that many on a Federal warrant and bound microphone voice. been proclaimed the best rank team Beat the egg thoroughly; add the anchors fbr trimming, and caused a people paying rent, and make taxes over to the Eastern district of of aU lodges in the state, according maple eyrup, then the milk, vanilla, lot of attention when she danced hard to collect. Pennsylvania this morning. Horton to notification received today. The melted ibortening and lastly the dry in it a,t Biltmore supper room. When assured Wirt had spoken Is wanted to answer to charges of team and officers of the lodge wUl ingredients sifted together. Beat Trois Jours Seulement as quoted In the newspapers, Mrs.. Gorging the name of WUlians Deb- meet tonight at 7 o’clock at the thoroughly and bake about forty- Bodies, while as soft and feminine Roosevelt made her statement. cam to a postal savings certlfleata, lodge room to travel to New Britain, five minutes in a moderate oven— as you please, underline thb natural Accustomed to her frank "off the to the amount of |1(X). where the team wiU have charge of A pai’tir de demain, jeudi, le 12 360-875 degrees F—in a deep loaf curves. ’This gives them a quaint working the second rank on a class cake pan preferably of the tube va late Victorian look, which is empha avril, nous offrons le corset Bon of candidates from througbtout the riety. Frost with maple frosting sized by sleeve fuUness msised just state. Ton de $3.00, semblable au and decorate with halved walnuts or above or just below the elbow. pecans, or sprinkle chopped nuts The waist, too, is clearly deilned. modele ci-dessus, qui affine la Frank Diana, who has been en over the frosting before It sets. Some couturiers adopt a hlfber-in- gaged in the shoe repair business in silhouette, au prix minime de front movement; others d i^ the Manchester for the past twenty-five belt below the normal lino at the $2.29. years, has sold his shop at Main back. Combined with fullness oon- and Eldrldge streets to Louis DeJ centrated at the front or back, this and has retired from business. Ho Sniff, sniff, the Bargain Hound En plus, nous donnons un rabais followed her nose right to ’Thomas also contributes to the new peoAle sold his West Center street shop of the mode. de 10% sur toutes les Ventes de three years ago. McGill, Jr.’s paint shop this morning modeles, pendant ces trois joui s. and thought when she saw all the Et tout cela pour presenter aux new paints that now's the time to give a fresh coat to that summer clients de langue francaise de Ever eat a soup bunch furniture. Dial ,6887. OJULCX/tUll. Manchester et des environs. DRYCLEANER'SSHOP £ Mademoiselle Mullen qui se fera Sandw ich ? un plaisir de parler francais a Here’s something new and delldons for a vegetable diet aa INSULL TO START LOAN MORATORIUM ses clients. a vegetable change! Put 2 parte of fresh carrots; 1 part of WRECKED BY BLAST fresh parsnips; 2 parts celery; a sprig of parsley; Just a bit of Coupez cette reclame et appor- green leek to ts taste ■ through" your food chopper Mix to ■ a spread FOR D.S. FRIDAY DECLARED BY CUBA tez-la au magasin. Ing consistency with boiled salad dressing, Oamlsh with lettuoa Mlse Miriam Watkins and serve on whole wheat bread. It’s deiidousl (You may add West’s Establishnent On (Oontlnuad from Paga Ona) part apple U you to desire). The bulk of tomorrow morning’s (Cootiniied from Pngs 0ns) program will be organ features oy house of detention in which be is (Tollin’ Driggs on the State theater's Center Street Scene of Officials emphasised that ths In held here Thursday night. He will terest will be paid. SOUP BUNCHES each 9 c Hope Jones Wurlltzer instrument. ^ taken on a Turkish coastwise Mr. Johnson says that the State Explosion and Fire. boat and is scheduled to arrive at FINANCIERS SILENT theater organ is one of the best be Smyrna Friday afternoon. Miracle Whip baa yst beard over the air. New York,* April 11.— (A P )— The formalities of actually band Comment was not ImmedldUly Three "mikes” have been installed ing him over to the United States available at the offices ol J. P, Mor R a U n s h S in the State theater for the Thurs Explosion of a washing machine will take place aboard the Exllona. gan A Co. and Speyer k Co. today 841 Main Street Manchester Salad Dressing 2 pts. 3 2 c day morning broadcasts. One is for filled with gasoline operated at the The export ship, which was in tbs announcer, one for the guest on the action of the Cuban govern West Clearing and Dyeing estab- port at Makrl t<^ay loading ore, ment in declaring a moratonum on Yellow Ripe artist and the other for the organ. was ordered to return to Smyrna es The organ "mike” 1s located 76 feet ilxhment a’ 196 Center street at external (Tuban bonds • floatsd by pecially to pick up the famous the two banking firms. from the instrument. 2:10 this afternoon resulted in the fugitive. She will follow the regu Tomorrow’s program wUl Inoluds ’The largest issue affected, origin BANANAS 4 lbs. 1 8 e demolition of the plate glass in the lar route to the United States, ally $60,000,000, Is the &H P07 cwit two solos by Miss Watkins and a ■topping at Sicily, Algiers, Casa A deUdons breakfaet or deeeert dish with cream. lalf a dozen organ numbers by two front doors of the store and gold loan of 19*(8 offered by the blanca, Boston and New York. Morgan firm In 1923 at $99.26 per Collin Driggs. Each week a differ breakage of all glass In the bai Skiimer declined to disclose com Crisp Green ent guest artist will be on the pro $100 par value of bonds. The Na Floiite ment windows of the store. plete details of the arrangements. It tional City Co., and Kuhn, Loeb Sc gram. Request numbers will be Machine Bunts was learned from other sources that played and the prize for each re Co. were associated with Morgan St Reginald West, operator ind Inspll will be removed from Jail Co. in this flotation. Spinach Orangea quest number played wUl be a pair about 6 o’clock Thursday evening by of theater tickets. owner of tne store, was at work m In the smaller offering of 5Hs of the basement at the time of the ex Tusklsh police. The coastal boat 1927, the Morgan Arm beadikl a Anyone desiring to iM r ths will leave Istanbul about oat hour pb* 1 4 * doz. 3 2 b ,broAdcast froifl the tbeatff^ may do plosion. A rotary waening maonine syndicate which included K^hn. wee being used to clean some gar later, arriving at Panderma, Turkish Loeb and Co., National City Co.. 8-pouad peck. so but all must be seated by 7:46 carmora seaport, early Friday. Fun Exetra large—fancy! ments smd a pail partly filled wUQ Guaranty Co., Bankers ’Trust Co.. and no one can leave during the At that point, Insulf will be trans broadcast. gasoline was on the concrete floor Harris, Forbes and Co., J. and W. Hale’s Strictly Freeh • ferred to a train due to arrive at Sellgman and Co., and Dillon Read nearby the machine. With a bllad- Smyrna early Friday afternoon. ing flash the washer exploded, and Co. Insull will be taken aboard the In certain of the lo a ^ handled by throwing gasoline all over the floor, Exllona immediately after arrival at EGOS 2 doz. 4 9 c RUSSIAN FLIERS SAVE shutting off West’s escape from the Speyer and Co. oLber banking lnt«v Sm3rrna. Turklsb authorities will eats also had syndicate paxtldpa- Local Medium Size cellar. deliver him to Berry aboard the ves 33 MAROONED ON ROE As the flames mounted higher to sel. tlon. Limited supply. Always as advertised. Oolv 150 dozens the first floor tlmbeis, West dove to eelL They’re strictly fresh . locals! The Exllona, a 6,000-ton ship with throiigh the wall of flame to the accopamodations for 86 passengers, REVENUE FROM AUTOS (Ooatinaed Prom Page Cme) stalrwav in the north end of the will require perhaps a month to I'lnlshed in New York on Tuesday. May Streamer White Flake building, making it safely with reach uie United States—depending Hartford, Apri> 11.— (AP)—Dur Unpacked in our store today. rrund trip flight from Cape van nothing worse than singed clothing. upon the loadings, ing the first three months of the Karem. Slepney already was at the Upon reacnlng the store floor he A doctor will be aboard and Insull vear the state department of motor On sale tomorrow. TUNA icy camp of the castaways with a found his wife, at work on the will be assured of medical attention vehicles received a total of $6J119,- 2 tins 27® plane he bad damaged slightly in Flat tins. street floor, suffering trom mild shoxild be need it. He underwent a 096.80 In revenue from the licensing landing several days ago. shock. minor operation for an abscess on of operators, cars and other sources Their Vessel Lost Door Blown Out his left thumb yesterday, but other of income, as compared with |5,- Hats Sunbeam Wet or Dry The marooned men were members 'The entire front door was blown wise was described as In good ph}r8i- 915,309.46, a gain of $808,787.84. Of Distinctive Loveliness— Full of Charm of the Wrangel Island expedition of outward onto the sidewalk and part cal condition. , During the first three months a Prof. Otto Schmidt. They took of the casing surrounding the base InsuU’s lawyers rushed to the jail total of 99,398 cars were registered to advise him of the arrangements. SHRIMP 2 tins 2 7 ® refuge on the Ice when their vessel, ment stairway was ripped apart by in the state as compared with 71,- the Cheliuskin, was crushed In the the blast No damage was caused He was said to have taken & e news pbilosopbieaily, feeling all along 716 In the first quarter last year, a Straws—Felts • ' V , .... , J. ' '■' * "' ' ■■ -,,:;,v' ,"'V't .'■ - - ■ ;: ^ '^^Nin^ im. I T ^ 'w « mocfiiag hand biBkea Sohool,” ProfMSor C :B .:0«it(y. Di C. JbMph a : «' psiripd,ofwti|Ma tks$d ^bnws of ^ ilst« to be in fkiivdpiidtitfaa;;- rector df Resident Farr. him tba oophi- o f thi*:o«drt, amoipit- 3 INTEREST ON INCREASE ihf to |3A)M i^htob in n p i^ tha lattar. Mrs. cam pdila^ ra- brake waa worthliaa. S:00—'1 & Taverlts tumad to RockVilla laaC arstfaf. aooa'wera in the ear at tba ROCKVILLE tlon”: 1. Marten Btotr% ;lki^ ..^ ClUniaiaitgr Oardan tha arrest. ikrir a A large ownber attaadad tha Paul'tAChanee, et. 286 IN^ddsor IN ST. M ARrS DANCE field High schod, Tbomp«mvi&e. 2, M T ir A p ril ia pifisHe w h ist held laat evaaflig of Bofton ahd formiriy on by street, Buckland, was fined $10 and Rev. Rajmumd O. LaTonCaine, St the’hall at the Gtoorfe Maxww Ma- Ibe Ladiaa AuxiUary of the A. O. H. limhitgin ftnst, has ro- ooats in PoUm Coiurt tod^ after Thomas Seminary, Bloomfleld. 8, merial llbnsy Tlwnday eventhF* In the rooma In the Preacott block. G. Davis Chase, Jr., Senior IQgh The ■peakiR' at this meating will be' oblvdd' a inhantahoq ao- Deputy . Judge Thomas Ferguson First Prize Is $10, and Second NEW ENGLAND CHEMISTRY cordiag to information, recoived bore Prizes were awarded and rafraeh- had found him gyilty of having a t-X-V H C s \ school. New Britain. 4, G. H apgt^ C. W. Jphasqn of Spriqtfpdt wbo ments sewM during the eivaning. car with brakes did net function $5 for Most Beautiful Cos Parks, Weaver High school, SUurt- will ffivp a talk. bp we ‘TW d Flow ynterday by ^ relatives. LIMOU^iiMtS The inhorltanee is $80,000 receiv Victory Assembly, X^athoUc Ladiaa properly. tume at Ball. TEACHERS WILL GATHER ford. 6, Frank W, Hanson, WUby ers o f New of Qolumbua, will bold their Mr. JohnapD is cohfidered an ed from the late Q eo rtfe Franda, Joae^ Alerla, of 262 Front street, 0 High school, Waterbury. weekly card party aud S P ^ Thurs (Boaid Trip ItAOV District Deputy Earl K. Haling, authority on the. wild flowers aikl who conducted the Did Boylston H artfc^ who was. arrested by Lieu day afternoon in the rooms in the tenant Wniiam Barron for conduct Itiephone 7001 with the announoement made by of the Ninth Masonic District,, who has a very bpaatiful group of color Cafe in Boston for a number of 2 Prescott b lo^ ing a Junk bvslnees without a license Harold ClexDBOQ, usually a winner of Science Department to Give hails from Willimantio, made his ed slides to illustrate them. The years. The Francis estate Is re ported as being valved at between The Home Economics committee yesterday, was fined $10 and costs. CENTER TRAVEL BUUULO the first prize In the annual St Exhibition of Microscopic official visitation to Fayette Lodjge. m eeting wi^l open at 8 o'dlock and $400,000 and $500,000. of the Vernon Grange wUl bold a LaCbanqd ran. into trouble when 48$ Main Street, Mary's Young Men’s club masquer No. 69, A. F. A A. M., last evening Mtss Gertrude Fuller, president of Slides at Rockville Exhibi t^ club, will preside. niseniM Baacmet Pfana whist party at the home of Mrs. be attempted to park his car. The ade b ^ . that he plans definitely to in Masonic hall. William Johnson of'Vernon Center ent« competition again this year, tion. Worshipful Master Kenneth Smith The meeting will be open to an A joint meeting , of Mayflower parties interested and to chOdren of Rebekah Lodge, No. 38, and Rising Thursday afternoon. Whlet playing Interest in the forthcoming social cf Rockville presided at the business will commence at 2 o’clock. A event has Increased considerably. meeting which occupied the first members who are accompaiiled by Star'Lodge,'No. 48, IP.O.F., waa The detailed program of the 152nd their parents. cordial invitation is extended to the The committee has been advised part of the evening’s program. held last evening in the I.O.O.F- that entries for the coveted prizes, utiTumJ meeting of the New Eng At this meetipg it is fanned to hall, RockvUle, National ' Bank public to attend. One of the most interesting fea Mrs. Robert Brown, recently In On Display At first prize for men of $10 and sec land Association of Chemistry discuss plans for the spring flower building, at which time plans were tures of the evening was the con stalled as president of the Rockville ond of $5 for the funniest costume Teachers, which is to be held at the show. disciuned for the celebration of the ferring of the Master Mason degree, Class Initisption Held 115 th anniversary of the founding Emblem club, will preside at the and first of $10 and second of $5 for which was in charge of Worshipful the ladles' most beautiful costume, Connecticut State College at Storrs, A large number were present in of the National I.O.OE., and the meeting of the club at the Elks Master iCenneth Smith. The con Co-operative Electric Show are being received daily was announced this morning by G. A. R. ball. Memorial building last 40th.anniversary of the founding of Home this afternoon for the first ferring of the degree was most im time. Prominent in the list of entries Allen L. Dresser, of Rockville, chair evening at which time a class initia May^wer Rebekah . l Brooklyn Man and His Barten der Found Shot to Death in Their Autos. Brooklyn, N. Y., April 11.— (AP) — ^Peter Turrlglano, proprietor o f a bar and grill, and Pietro Calica, his bartender, who lives In Manhattan, were foutid dead in a sedan today In the Sheepshead Bay section of B rooklyn. Both bodies bore several bullet wotmds. ’Turrlglano was to have been a witness In proceedings against a kidnap ring. Two weeks ago be ap pealed for police protection after threats were made against his life. He acted as contact man last De “ YOU’LL BE HAPPIER cember when Joseph Glbnalla, a beer garden proprietor, was kldni^>ed. On the day Turrlglano prepared to deliver $10,000 ransom, Glonalla's With A body was found In Nassau county. He bad been shot to death. Turrlglano was under ball as a Westm^ouse ‘material witness. ' Clothes were found piled on the ftedan seat, leading police to believe Refrigerator** ’^tbe men were in flight. DIES FROM BURNS ^ Meriden, April 11.— (AP)—Joseph .Xlenska, 60, of 8 Cottage street, Yaleavllle, who was critically bum- ifd in the explosion at the fireworks ^lagt of M. Backes A Sons, Inc., in 'Yaleavllle yesterday afternoon, died Hermetically Sealed- at the Meriden hospital at 1:45 c’el^k this morning. The coodiUon A ll Steiel— . ’p i Cbarlss- Tempt 28, of Meriden, the other man severely burned m Dual-Automatic— the accident, is fair although be is reported to be very uncomfortable. His name is not on the danger list And 29 Other Good Reasons. KHZJBDBY AUTO Wallingford, April 11.— (AP) — An unidentified man about sixty years old was kUled on the Post P. BARSTOW — PHONE 3234 Road about eight o’clock last nigtat by sn automobile driven by Michael EXCLUSIVE DEALER Epstein, 28, of the Bronx, New York. Epstein said he did not see the pedestrian until his car was al most upon him. PoUoe say tha man apparently had been hit li^ * handle «n the door of the car aa it biuafaad him, killing him instanOy. Ep- arad ordarad brid penffing In- by tha oorooer. i'* ■'. '.A f' -' A* ' i 'v^,‘ ^R G ® VTTtBT WATOinaj'i m E VBNiN(^ HJgKAia?, MAJ* NEW LABOR LAW Albany, N. Y., April 11.—(AP)— Side Glances at Persons Contractors or labw organization letulers who require workmen to re fund part of their wages to hold Mentioned by Dr. Wirt their jobs are declared guilty of f \ misdmneanor under legislation enacted into law today by Governor Wadiington, April 11.— (A P)—a e larg« group of studious Agrlctil Lehman’s signature. Here are side-glances at some of ture Department economists, a fed The measure is designed to put an eral employee since the early 1820's end to the “kick back” racket There persons mentioned by Dr. Wil- and now astdgned temporarily to . liam A. Wirt to a House investlgat- is an exception in the bill covering North Caroliw UnlverSty. Wirt labor organization dues. ing committee: quoted her freely as qudting Tug- Assembl3maan Ernest' Lappano, Miss Alice B arro n , blonde di well. She observed: vorce, Vassar graduate, formerly “I have never met Dr. ’TugwelL” Ndw York Republican, sx>onsored Wirt’s secretary, now an Interior the bill, which had support of the Department employee. Hostess &t Miss Mary Taylor, attractive, shy, State Federation of Labor. the dinner party at which Wirt said be-spectacled former newspaper he found out about the proposed woman, who is editing a farm ad “revolution,” she said his charges ministration publication, decided to were “absurd” because he hlms^ cdmment only to the House commit supplied most of the conversation at tee need] the party. She said: “He’s a monologlst” David C. Ooyle, Princeton grad uate, a ccmstruction engineer, au Lawrence Todd, young-looking but thority on structural de^gn, now Starts Tomorrow, April 12 at 8:30 A . M. middle-aged newspaperman who for with the PWA. Speaking of Wirt 21 years ><»»« reported events in the and the dinner party, he said: capital. He now represents Tass, -"He (Wirt) got started talking Begins Tomorrow Soviet News Agency. He said of and talked for hours so nobody else the dinner: had any chance to say anything.” Lasts Through Saturday April 21 “There was no mention whatever , of any *Kerensky of the revolu- Walter Bruere, ruddy-faced, gray ^ tion.’ ” haired, kindly-eyed author, teacher, Purchases running into millions of dollars research and industrial relations • Let US explain how for Wards 500 stores in 46 states! Thousands With the hundreds of s|>edal values offered during this sale, it was impossible for us tu Dr. Rezford G. Tugwell, studious, workers, who now is chairman of quidcly a loan of $10 to retiring, enigmatical former pro the textile code advisory committee. put back into jobs! Factories stepped up to advertise all of them. We have distributed 50,000 circulars in this trading area—aH fessor, who now is assistant secre He could not be reached immediate $300 can be obtained capacity production! Freight, express, mail, tary of agriculture and sometimes ly for comment. through our helpful telephone activity quickened! This is items advertised here have NOT been advertised in the drcular. You need both. If called the “Na. 1 Brain Truster.” financing service. He had no conunent other than: Dr. Frederick C. Howe, small, September and Ward Week is in the making! you didn’t get a circular, call at the store and get one—read it carefully—avery item. “Some of the quotations attributed quiet and smiling veteran of many • Total cost for a $50 BIG savings can be yours. Specials also advertised ovm: WDRC every morning between to me were from a speech dtuing canmfiigns for social reform, and loan for 5 months is only Now—April—^results are ready, right here Christmas week, 1981.” now the farm administration’s con 8 and 9 o’clock on "Shopper’s Special Hour.” sumers’ counseL He remarked: $4.50. This is based on in town! Sensational store-wide values! Miss Hildegarde Kneeland, one of “AU bunk.” a monthly charge of three per cent on unpaid It can be used in all of Connecticut’s balance. ACCORD MINSTRE six colleges. • Don’t delay in get Only *8 ting full details . . . no SHOWER OF PRAISE SCULP IRRITATION obligation. Eczema itching, dandmff scales, dry | | \ r A | HNANCING ness, relieved and soon im prov^ by l | / t / l L A $ § 0€UnONc| the special medication of m S4S-S5S M ala St. 2nd F lo o r Rnblnow Bid*— Pkone 7281 A'Whole Director W. R. CampbeD Resmol MAIVCEESTER Speed Skate Congratohted On Success pr. of Big Show. Mmvmtm Wmre Wo__ Heavy steel wheels. Rubber cushions. Expressions of commendation Steel ball bearings. were showered upon Director Wll WILROSE liam R. Campbell and his talented Stout leather straps. cast for their splendid success in the DRESS SHOP minstrel show presented last night by the Holy Name Society of St. Hotel Sheridan Bldg. Bridget’s church in the Hollister Street School hall. The entire pro gram, aboimding in rhythmic song and dance, was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience, from town and out of town, which packed the bau to PASTEL the point of overflowing. Old favorites and new talent, each In a role particularly well chosen FROCKS and well-trained presented their of Dinner Set fering to the evening's entmtain- The season’s newest fashion sen ment ahd were ^;foetyed enthusias tically, with roxmHl; a ^ r round of sation, Exclusive mo^i^ diret^ applause. Interlocutor, end men, $2.98 specialty artists and chorus joked, from New York. A style to suit 3S ^es. S«rv*a S t sang and danced their way through an hour of merriment such as Man every type. All sizes. Save in Ward W eek! ^ 'I chester has not witnessed in many Gay floral pattern, a day. Enthusiastic requests were new shapes. Rich made of Mr. Campbell on all sides, ivory background. that the minstrel show be msule an annual event in the interest of $5.95 - $13.95 wholesome community activity. The program follows: Interlocutor...... Joseph Handley New Selection of Opening Overture—Entire Company Two Premier Comedians—Conran- Campbell. SWAGGER SUITS Spinning Whel Song—Adele Kar- Large Davenport and Chair in’ all Tapestry. COMPLETE AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE! puska. Several models that have a definite “^ c k Home in Tennessee”—James Occasional Table in walnut ve All the furniture you need for a com Crowe. appeal for the Businesswoman. neer. Banjo Duet—Farrand-McCarthy. End Table—walnut veneer. fortable, smart living room! Every Novelty Dance—Jean Hackett. “The World Is Waiting For The Alarm Cloek Duncan Phyfe Coffee 'Table. thing, from a Living Room Suite to a Sunrise”—Margaret Shea. Occasional Chair in rich tape:v- Table Lamp—at a price that’s sensa try. Tap Dance—Faith SpUlane. tional. Of course, you can buy each “My Next Door Neighbor”— Larry Magazine Basket in walnut tin- Scranton. Mmtmht 4H-4jieA Ish. ' piece separately, if you wish. But your Waltz Clog—Robert Campbell. Don’t "take your Table Lamp, parchmentlzed surest way to save more, is to select the “Good Night Little Girl of My shade. Dreams”—Roy Griswold. tim e”—act q u ick ly ! group complete. An outstanding value Specialty Dance—Alyne Gardner. A ccu rate, one-day Floor Lamp, parchmentlzed ■hade. at Wards low price. “Just A Little Street” — Thomas m ovem ent. Nickel. Evorythlng DeSvend h r only $8 Dcmat Conran. “In A Shanty in Old Shanty Town —John Hughes. “Thine Alone”—Arlyne Garrity. Dancing Team—Conran-Campbell. “When the Sun (3oes Down”—James Breen. Those Musical Makers — Dubaldo Brothers. Entire Company—Finale. Accompanist—Mrs. Daniel C. Buck- ley. Spot-light operator — Harold Ger maine. A PUtet for Oil Stove Music-Wehr’s Orchestra. eiiy prepitatlen of Prompter—Cornelius Foley. wnty ttoicn Mladi 4-Piece Suite All members of the general com or ae«em mittee are imged to be present at A Plaet for ms This Wmrd W—h ^riemt R o o m L o t s the meeting which will be held IndefinittItyiefinitt ptcaerratlop rnesMtmWmraWmta Thursday, April 12, at 7:30 o’clock or Reth meat* anidfifh Modern bedroom WmUPmm^r • Wmni WmmSol Lig^t but sturdy. 3 A Ploco for suite at big savings in .88 Psttems for p r^ rrd n g ttBdemeaa powerful burners. the sale! American every room, a ® and crUpneit of veg^ s f ± a , . THREE AMERICAN FLIERS tabU* or greaoi Green and black lac- walnut and' Oriental pht tarrrtiio Values for. 9 quered. Big value! d veneers. Only chzrrt merlyupto 14. A Plaeo for FEARED lOST IN CHINA Mptrately itorlng le/^ oven until they can ba auda VM of Shanghai, April 11.—(AP)— Fog A Ptaeo for fW A R ir hindered a search today for three making dalldoua p a » American fliers believed marooned rle» —tin new Putry WEEK i M e n ’ s S n i t ! ^ l e ! in island-dotted Hangchow bay. Set with raMgeratad They are Robert Gast, pUot, of Tolling pin > T jp v d u a i Choice of Stock Louisville, Kay., James Flnck, co A Plaeo for eijnyanknt ttoraga of pilot of Miami, Fla,, ano Ivan Carl- b ^ le d goeda — avan •on of Donna, Texas. They hopped txtra tall typat early Tuesday In their mall plane from Shanghai for Canton with Tokyo business man as passenger. Cast Range $ 1 7 Carlson is communications manager Think of the conveni Food File, the Frost Chest, "4 Extra Pants $5.00 for the Shanghal-Canton Airline. ence, the time, lalx>r and refrigerators In 1” and the many The air over Shanghai cleared money ypu can save by Ward Week Star Value ■lightly late today, enabling two am having an electric refrig other Kelvlnator features. Get * 5 4 - 9 5 phibian planes to undertake a <5 down. 15 noonthly The price is the least Importsnt fsalkire of eratori that has been designed your Kelvlnator now—before these cults. They're tailored to fit right Of V a n d s K ■earoh, but they soon returned, un- Full porcelain en fcble to penetrate fog engulfing with a place for evetythlngl The hot weather—on easy terms If flue fabrioe. The sort of suits TOu*ve learned Hangchow Bay, ameled. Full 18" to expect of Ward Week. AO new Spring For every ha> new Kelvlnator gives you this you prefer—and enjoy It oven. Orate# for hard ■iylee and materiala. Frtmk Hawks, American speed great feature. Come In and let ■Ida UM. It $ l . o a lot here demonstrating a big while It pdys /or itself. or soft coal—wood. dries in 4 hea mblng plane, stood by to take qff us show it to you. Also, ^e Come in to-day. k K ttosay HanL^ KIf the weather cleared. Tugboats also entered tho search. PISHING ROD I'J.rv Ward Week Price! STORE HOURS FUND FOR STUDENTS. Tempered steel tobtaiff. Smooth Washington, April 11.—(AP)— STANDARD PLUMBING CO ■etlim Cork grip. D aily N'ederal Emsrgency Relief adminis 901 Main Street tration funds make possible the em- TeL 8304 8:30 AM.* 4 P .M . qyment of 234 CSonnectlcut co^ege REEL VALUE! udents while carrying on their BItudles. Ward Week Low Price Polished nlehM plate. Level HONTGOHERY ■Uw The monthly allotment of Federal ^ d a for student aid, the re}lsf ad- wladliif. Stardy. Binlstration announcki, is |2,700. KilYLNATOR 'i t - . V.vv A ..., •. M m P m vurdir, Country Glhib by* Ofenmbfll G^uneli, 1896 idaylng in “Tha DfaelBg CHid,*!' f this Xnlgbu of'Columbus. , / , >.*i; "Hamlet,” "The Sedta of the JSriSwaarWaa:’ ■ AfoncAester April 20—Masquerade bsdl of St- DUMAURMBIES, Mighty," ‘The Red Lan^,” *TM- Ue receive the honor-of . of i9j&^ ft act Imcd in the :Npw Y obtiP honors of M oldrTSTOi avoducr nM»ai«n: apa Maty’s Young Men’s club at StUte by” and "King Henry W.” > it ^ s^dulm ^ t^osMly with Armory. <.* , - j 191?. brought back tbie^a^nosnlhm I k it e B o o k One of his big successes ..was He was author of “A Royid Riv^^' the entiiralllhg Inlecestof tbs ta x tp t the Tii^t tod^ of midodrama, but April 28—^Ninth annual concert NOTED STAGE STAR scored at the Hicks theater in May. genention ^ a sexfee ol realttm ^iat makes of Beethoven Glee club , at High and part-authOr with his brother it all ^seSm not ^mly thrinfngly dra Issue Can to P laym ie M tai 1907, when he appeared as Mont Guy, of “Caihrtes I and II,” and of anbhnnl'and' enjoy.'' *T)o(uble Dbp^ Tmdgbt. school auditorium. gomery Brewster in “Brewsters’ ta ^ ^ ^ u s p ^ with sltuaQpnh matic; but to a m in eid 'd ^ree con at School Strert Ree to iMFt "The Dancers.” vincing. jesttUfllne Newcombe is April 11—Three-act comedy "The April 26— “Old District School,’’ MlUlons.” Sir Gerald wss featured in Qie thc^ gain in interest as the piot ,der BraV’ at High School auditorium Whiton Memorial hall, benefit Y. M. Plans for Ban Team. He became associated with Frank velops, o^eiTOg act-end cUmmcea said tp-give-a -reittaekable portrayal by Junior Sons of Italy. '■'X-M Funtd in Englaiid and Amer motion pictiure "Escape” three years that ntake the lepfiSstator long to of Victoria. Others in the cast in C. A. Curzon in the m anagem ^t of Wyn- ago and appeared in "Lord Camber's clude P er^ Fairman, Thelma Paige, This Week., April 27—^Annual ball of John ’The' recently formed CnthOHa ham’s theater and opened in Septem Lady,” in 1982. know what comes next, and even in ica as Actor, Prodncer ber 1910, as John Frampton in "No the final scene still holding some-) Marjorie Dalton, Rriiest Woodward, April 18—^Minstrel ausplbes Tall Mather Chapter, Order of DeMolay. Men’s club will hold a meefing a t thing to wait for. Jack Soanes, George Taylor, William Cedars and Amaranth at Masonic Also Irish Tea Party and enter the School Street Rec tkia Friday body’s Daughter." Foran and />then. Temple. evening at 6:30 o’clock for tbe pu]> Sir Gerald Interrupted his bril In the old family mansion on Fifth tainment at St Mary's church. and Manager; Was 61. REAL THRILLS GIVEIi Also Father and Son Banquet, Next Moatk. pose of making plana f There’ Automatic Storage Gas Water Heater No. 20 Ruud Autohot No. 30 Hindlcy-Brown No. 30 Ruud C C our own plumber or one of our Th« proper automatic sa< water heater will witer kcitlng fpceialifti will flidly provide more comfort and convenience for fhow end explain to you the differeneef leM money then eny ether type of wetar heaUng aqulpmani in the the veriouf typei of eutometie No. 32 Kompak Type H D Kompak fif water heeterf* On ear display lloert them is one style and type which will provide mexlmum ser« He will elfO/ without oblifitlofi to you^ You Can Own an Auto vice it minimum cost In your pertlculer meeiure your hot water requiremenlf household. One of our weter heatine end fuffeit the heater that will ede^ matic gas water heater for if^ ellfts will giedly shew end explain It quetcly meet your needi end eftimete to yen. itf eoft of operation. e s s G as Co. Your Master P “ Jf-- '■^y - '^ M MANCHESTER EVENING H l^ L D , HANCRESTra. OONIt. WeDNBSDAI, A P ^ Iti PA0B8DB in the post five years. Ik e butcher, drove off OB ^ toward net name thb man wheoih "'plehirb H.S. MINISTER'S BODY the baker, the grocer, the doctor SOUND AWrTHER ALARM was shown. FEXULE MILLS TO EXPLAIN CREDIT needed creedt bureau [^otaetlen as ibartly olUrismrdp tbo two po- While preparing to jlrin in the ver before ano tbo adoption of ticeipsii, T. Vernon and Jolm Byrd, search (Or tba three a m . Deputy » Retail Credit Ooda would alimi* ABOUT JOHN DHUNGER TO BE TAKEN HOME S Sheriff Wttiiam 0. Bm U. 64, was nata a k>t ot undaatreMa accounts were roportsd at headquarters as ORDER STRIKES CODE THIS EVENING Identifying a photograph ot a mem shot through ths hip when a ma eoee of the I^rfi* Of with all ooncam A Nashvtua, t a i^ , April U — (A PI William Wallaee McDowell ber ot the Oininger gang as one or chine gun he waa belpi^ to load Tbo masting this tvaning will ba .—West Tannssssa pottca wfatehed was accldoitaliy fired. at 6:S0 o'clock sharp. tbsHM trio.tno. The ine psotograpb,pivwgj in pos- Died Few W e^s After Tak today for tbret mao, haavily''amiad, sssrion ot _ DspuimsBt ^ ^ ^ Justice Polloe headquarters notified all I know of nothing InibllaMt'^Meb' ing Poft in Free State. Expect Larfe AttendaBce al after looal ofReara reported one ef Agent J, M. Towler, was marked towns between here and Memphle to is not some modifleatioo pf.oeweri 3,000 Workers Idle Because of a mombar of the John DUlingar omy by a number aw I Towler did watch for the three men. —Burke. ■ i . DubUn, Irish Free State, April 11* RUBOiOW'S ARRANGES gang' of Labor TrooUes ia New — (A P)->T be body of WiUlam Wal- Meeting at 6*J0 b Hotel Last zilght two Nashvlila pofioa- ace McDowril will be taken home men attenmted to inquire into the NEW STYLE SERVICE identity of three men %bo were Enghiid. on the finer Manhattan, sailing from Sheridan. armed with machine guns. They Cobh Friday, three and one-half were r^ulsod witk the admonition weriu after be arrived at the same wauam Rubinow upon his return ’get tba ball back in your car and Fin Wrir, Ma«., April U --(A P) )ort as United States minister to Mors than fifty msrehsnts and from New York yesterday reports drive...... toward town." " 1%# tithree then “ NERVES" NO PROBLEM WITH ME! he Irish Free State. professional msn will gather this that the Affiliated Buying Corpora Three FaU Rirer textile snUle re> tion of 1440 Broadway, New York Burial will be in Tennessee, his, evening at the Hotel Sheridan for miiiied doeed today and three native estate, at ACemphis. Mr. Mc City, at which Rubinow*B, Manebev thousand workers were idle because Dowell died suddenly of a heart at- ths purpose of bearing the proposed tor's Garment Fashion Center, is a PAY YOUR of labor troubles. ;ack Monday night at a dinner in Retail Credit Code discussed. member, has made an addition to its his honor. George Flynn, secretary-manager fashion staff of two nationally fam The day shift of the pristlsg dlvl* TAXES NOW« Sion of t ^ AmerioaD Pristiaf com President Eamon de Vslera and of ths Bridgeport Credit Rating ous fashion experts. One is Mlsa pany, comprlstnf 1,200 persons, members of the govemnirat will be Bureau will bs the principal speak Walts who formerly was editor of a Lot us holp you I*VI HURD THAT CAMIlt UH walked out yesterday after Pleat zepresented at a memorial servica, er Recognised as one of the lead fashion report that attracted coun to poy your toxos. You coo eon- Manager Nathan Durfee bed refus tomorrow at the Hareourt street ing autborltiss on tbs retail credit try-wide attention, namely, ‘T bs PINIR TORACGP9, AND IT IS iptist church. sttuatlon Mr Flynn will outline the Breath of the Avenue", u ^cb she voflioflHyroooyus o smoll amount ed to reinstate a worlter the mill ciitf AC claimed had been dlsoberged The body will remain at the ersdit problems and answer any and conceived end eponeored for eight monthly out of your incomo. CIRTAINIY TRUI THAT SINCI because be refused to run two me- American Legation until Friday all questions regarding ths sdopUoc successful years. ’The other is. Miss WaltFs assistant, Miss Blaok- ehines. moralag when, acoompaniad by It. of tbs propossd cede. Just 'phono oimI . man, who ia so equally capable fash I STARTID SMOKIN0 CAMUS There was no attempt to open the Dsnby, eeerstary of tba Legation, it ‘Tbs msetlag has been ealied for our roprosontoHvo will eoU. will be taken by special train to tbs punMSs of protsetlen for local ion reporter. plant for the night side ]pst night Through the Affiliated Buying and 800 additional workers were af Cobh. A guard of nonot of Free business zxxsc, it is asserted. In view J DON’T Pill NIRVOUS AND State troopM wtu accompany the of ths fast that Hartford ms^ CorperauM Mka Waita and ICiaa fected. Blackman vdll oe In direct contact IRRITABLI ANT MORI. Four hundred workers at the coffin from the Legation to the rail ehanti adopted the code in Febru road station. ary the gradua. *norease of In with Rublnow’s, reporting contln Arkwi^ht mill No. 2 walked out ually the most up-to-the-minute in' sdleging the company had failed to quiries througb the local credit ex- onangs has made it necessary for formation on the new trends and live up to agreements regarding fashion details of ths Mstropotltan rates of pay and numbers of looms ths msrobants in Manchsstsr to ART OF UNEMPLOYED DfOtiOt tllMlItlVMi areas. With this new sarvtos plus to be operated Yn one weaver. The the pereonal seleetloo of Rubtnow's strike was called without the sene- Ih many sections ef ths country central credii bureaus are acting as buyere, Mr. Rubinow aeeuree hie tion of the United TextUe Workers NAN IS APPLAUDED olienta of all ths new worth while union, but strikers were confident control clearing houses for state bureaus. Several states have the and authentic modes as soon as pro official approval would be forthcom' Fort Worth, Tex., April 11— (A P ) duced by the leading designers In ing. situation so closely lined up that —Ac unemployed oil company with the use of fingerprints it is New York. Persona] Finance Co. Meanwhile, approximately 4B0 lOH 9, fte t. Tb.et.r HallrtlBa worker whose wife didn’t think impossible for an impostor to use CAMEL'S COSTLIER TOBACCOS workers of the JUgMiquln Printing much of his idea of courting her by rss Hall It,. Naa#kn(.r ths o r ^ t ef another in ths larger Phaa. 1400 YOU CAN SMUKC THEM STEADILY... rilliAiril IIILV company, who went on strike last drawing pictures, has been discover peroent Friday, voted not to return. They si ties. The only ehsftv Is three , ed as the creator of a sketch which During the course ot his remarks Recreation ( enter month on nnnnld amountlount ot had walked out because of an aUi won the admiration of the First NEVER GET ON YOUR NLHViS NIVIK HIM YIIUR TASTE ! ed "speed-up" system they here last week Mr. Flynn pointed Lady of the Land. out three glaring faults In the pres Items of Interest company was putting into effect. lent anonymously to Mrs. Frank Their vote against returning ent credit situation especially in the lin D. Roossvslt, ths sketch of a smaller towns and cities. It was the taken yesterday during a meeting bius sagls glowing above a group of Today. attended by repreaeatatlvsiintaUi of the msn on thnr knssa with outstretoh- general knowledge that each and The women's gym class win meet state department of labor and in sd bands, so won ths favor of the every merchant felt that he pos from 7:15 to 8. dustries. Prasldsat's wifs that rite sought to sessed regarding a prospective cus The men’s life saving session will tomer. He stated that this was be from 7:00 to 7:46. Textiles, this section's ebisf in locats ths artist, Ks is W, r , Rbodss, N , who never very true in the majority of the The bowllBg aUsys wUl be opsu dustry, employ nsdriy 20,000 per cases where gasoline stations were untU 10:80. sons In Fall River aloos. has bad training in art, but draws to **«prNo my fsaUngs.” not closely brought together. Oar The Jack ArmatroBg Flva srill Tsars ago bs eeurtsd his wife by age men and tire and battery sta practice baskotball from dtOO to sxprasilng his ssntimsnts in draw- tions were another clasti of trade 7:00. in n instoad of iottors. where the dealers did not have There will bs a publio whist party SEEK ABE UNCOUrS ^’gbs usod to got so mad sho near- close co-operation. at the West ilds Rsc 00 uit mo boeauss I wodidn’t The professional men, claimed street. Play will start at • o’clock SriSJ Rhedos aald. "1 morsiy draw Mr. Flynn were altegsthsr another and prises awarded ths wtaaers. DESK IN WHITE HOUSE ploturss. lb s got tbo gonoral idoa group in th# pleturs that had suf- Friday night at ths School Itrset but that wasn't onougb?' fsrsd mush in ths past They had, Rec. A Nits In Hartsm. IS Sspis Rbodos, locatod aftor sovorai bewsver, dus tr tbs dsprosslon, be entertainers, featuring tbs Three Hartford, April U .—(AP)--Tba wsoks of offert by Dr. A. K. Filefcwir, soms dssply intsrsstsd in ersdit re- Brown Dots, ringers and dancers, whereabouts 176 Lbe. Loaded 4 WHO WILL SERVICE IT? Miss Ida Reicbenbach with her Tour own §at eomponif Hands behind brother Richard Relchenbach ot Boetroltm ond ttroiom ooery om it telk Demlng street, Wapplng, motored to COLD WELL $9.75 Jersey City, and th ^ visited friends LARGE SIZE over the week-end, ’They visited LAWN 265 Radio City and the Music Hall and MOWERS Don't heeitate to aak sU the ques other places of interest. $11.75 tions you thinV of when you con ’The Wapplng School auxiliary sider the purchase of an autom atic will hold a set-back party and dance From Up BAMBOO RAKES u U k a this Wednesday evening, April 11 a ; $4-95 Just the thing to give your lawn that first refrigerator. the school hall. We carry only the finest Ball Bearing types Spring combing. These are light in weight and Evergreen Lodge of Masons A. that will give years of useful service. Dm ’t for have lasting copper bindings, just 100 at this We have listed four pertinent m o D E R n F. and A. M. No. 114, held their get our guarantee! Take one, try it, if you are price— questions above. And we believe meeting at their Temple at Ekwt not entirely satisfied we will refund jrour money. Windsor Hill last Monday evening, 23c th a t the New Alr-Cpoled Electro where they worked the third de lu x has the best answers to all of gree with a supper following the meeting. them . ^ ICCTS NO WATml n G ' 'There will be a meeting of the It costs less to run, because it Wapplng Cemetery Association to Tested Garden and Lawn Seeds be held at the home of Mrs. lillisn Our celebrated Garden Seeds now put up In the same large size package operates upon a simpler, more E. Grant, next Saturday evening, for o n ly ...... 5c _ efficient principle. A tin y gas It's a real pleasure to own an April 14 at eight o’clock. LAWN SBED—Oxur own mixture especially prepared, contaiizs only pure, permanent seed. Others flame drculates a simple refrig rior lighting. Vegetable freshener. Harry Files, Jr., who with two demand higher prices for poorer quality. Rubber ice-cube grid. N e^ gleam Electrolux. And it's a pleam re, friends from Maine, motored to 1 Quart 2 > g ^ * **°“ ** 4 5 c 4 Quarts O E f ^ Peck erant. Ordinary u r cools it. Florida for a few days returned to ing-white Newtone finish. Non too, to know that your own gas 85c $1:50 It's pennaimtly^silent, because . his home here last Saturday night. stop defroeting. Trigger tray re compan^ stands back of Electro ’The Y. M. C. A. Boys are having it has nothing to make noise with. a basketball banquet on Wednesday Guaranteed Analysis lease. Temperature regulator that lux and ^adly services evmy one evening, April 18, at the Wapplng It frees you from costly repairs speeds the freezing of ice cubes— it sells. Community Church House at seven Garden Wheel Barrows because it has no moving parts to and makes it easy to prepare de o’clock. ’There will be several speak : FERTILIZERS wear. ers. After the banquet, there be Bone Meal—High potash, medium ^ O C licious salads and desserts. ' V'- a basketball game between the speed lawn food, 100 lbs...... "Hawkeyes” Jind the “Old Timers’ ^ / » . 9 5 But Electrolux does not stop Hease come in. We are sure ' NBY^ which wUl be followed by dancing Sheep Alanore—Weed free, high grade lawn there. It has all the modem con- and garden food, fairly quick A sa m c. that you’ll share our enthusiasm till twelve o’clock. venienoes that make an automatic There will be a Community "Y ” in acting, 100 lbs...... V4ws / O for the New Air-Cooled Electrolux ELECTROLUX meeting held this evening, April 11 Market Garden Fertilizer—Water soluble high Nxefrigerator a real p y to own. . . . it’s so far in advance o f aD analysis fe r tili^ for gardens, at 7 o’clodx at the Coizimunlty THE s s a m ^ w u n u f i n u i O K Church House. 100 IbF...... $2.25 Here are some o f them: In to- other rdrigerators. Tlie first meeting of the training Vigoro— Quick Acting Plant Food Heavy oak frame with steel vriieeL Pninted red. tiass for chizreh school teachers and and workers was held Monday eve S lbs. 50c, 10 lbs. 85c. 25 lbs. $1.60. ning at the South Methodist church 100 lbs. $4.50. Otitm From ...... $3.95 to $8,50 In Manchester. Prof George P. Heley of the Hartford Seminary bonducted the periods. Eight from mMaitcheswer Gas fa. thb W ip in g Federated church c^ool attraded. ’They were: Mr, • •*:i' .•A-v” '■ ' and Mrs. Albert E. SiileiL Rev. ■' 'St *4 ^ ’4 Dxvld Carter,. Mzo, Pmtt BlieKiick, eaFM Ai'M sTricXT bfisB BumhuB. Ifias Maiorie ■ ...... Felt, Miss Faith M QellSsud ^ ...... fiilM'.BtQBe.. tv., :V- ■’ , r ? f f T "|?V ••< ...... •. . •■ ■ '•>. ■ . . ______.. > ■ . li-V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ Vm 1^B£a>AT; 11.1984; thirty pounds. I live a mile from property in Manchester astdng f<» ^ p e a r to have been wall founded. STEEL INDUSTRY the store and Tm supposed to oarry SSRHCUiUlS loans. On April 1 oA this year the dillclt DAILY RADIO PROGRAM that load.” ~ Tto mpUeattons «Q come to tlie in the gsDoral fund was 89,448,SGLfi.-. "You want it doUvered?” Com tax collector. The face of th» ^tpll- 98, according to ths hicmtUy state- ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (C«Btral tail Saiteni Standard Time) missioner Wenzel asked. catlon is filled out, which gives the iiiiBnt of .fihe condition of the general Nett: AD programs to key and besio chains or gronps thereof unless sped* NOW IMPROVING “Yes,” Mangan replied, “wouldn’t OMRBIHERE name of the person making the i^>- fund and the highway fund, submit fled; coast to coast' (e to e) designation Includes all aviDlablo stations. you?” pllcatlon, the location of the prop ted to Governor Cross by State Oom- Programs subject to ehanga P. M. CenL East. “ Couldn’t you nmke it In three erty u to lot, or street number. ’The* mlssloner of '-Finance Edward F. NBC-WEAF NETWORK 6:00— 7K)0—Myrt A Marge—east only; trips?” EMked Mayor Mahoney. tax collector 1s asked to complete HEdl. The indebtedness of the state Louis Panlco’s Orchestra—midwest the reverse side of the i^iplicatlon. M A C H I P ^ BASIC — East; weaf wl\r weei wtic 8:15— 7:16—Just Plain Bill — east; Head of Bethlehem Corpora “If you will pay for the shoe Tax CoQlM^tor N u t Fill Out on April 1. 1933, was $2,288480.64 wJar wtag wcsh wfi wlit wfbr wro wgy Strickland Gillilan—Dixie; Panico leather.” On the reverse side there is the or $4 4 54 ,6 ^ 4 9 less than reported at at : when wcae wtam wwj wsai; Mid; ksd Orch.—midw; Texas Rangers—w • ._ » wmao wcfl woc-who wow wdaf wkbf It Is expected MEmgan w ill have question of the amount of the valua the beginning fo the current month. 6:30— 7:30—Music on Air—east; Ruth tion placed upon the prop6grty by N oS'H W E ST A CANADIAN — wtmj ana Russ—west; Buck Rogers— tion Tells Stockholders to continue to CEury his free g ro AppGcatioiia^fitiiig Need Manchester Ele<^c*si wiba kstp webc wday kfyr crd cfd midw rpt; Gaines Orchestra—Dixie ceries. (the assessors, the Eunount of tax SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc w u wjax 4:46— 7:46—Boake Carter, Talk—ba and the totEd tax that is due or if APPLIANCE SHOW wfla*wsun wiod wsm wmo wsb wapi sic; Brown’s Harmonettes—west Deaths Last Night widx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc 7:00— 8:00—The Happy Bakers—basie Things Are Enconraging. OUABD ’TRIES SUICIDE ed Data. not paid what amount ami the cost woai ktbs ktlM wsm ^ v e of the lien. DISPLAYED BY MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl 1 ^ k ^ 7:16— 8:15—Edwin C. Hill — basic; New London, April 11— (AP) — PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfi kgw kotno Thres Naturals—Dixie: Orcv—west When these are filled out they are 7:80— 8:30—Albert Spalding—«dso est Earl M. Giele, of Indianapolis, Ind., Providence, R. I.— George H. Wil khq kfsd ktar kgu kpo 8:00— 9KX>—Nino Martini, Orch.—to c Newark, N. J.. April 11— (AP) — 34 years old, giumeris mate, first ’Thirty-five home loans have been agEdn sent to MEmebester and two Cent. East. 8:30— 9:30—Burns and Allen—also cat son, treasurer of the U. S. Bobbin E. G. Grace, president of the Beth clEus, in the Coast GuEird, attempted g^ranted In MEmebester since the appraisers go over the applications, 4:30— 5:80—Frank MerrIwell, Sketch 9KK>—10:00—Ted Fiorlto’s Rsyue—to e look up the condition of the bouse and S h jtte Company, and well s t a n d a r d ! 4 :4^ 5:45—To Be Announced 9:80—10:30—Freddie Rich Entertains lehem Steel Corporation, told suicide by shooting today Emd is in govenment Einnounced the plEm to known in the textile industry. 6:0<^ 6:00—Dinner Concert—also est 9:4^—10:45—Myrt A Marge—west rpt stockholders at the Eumual meeting c criticEd condition at the infirmary as it is today. On the report of the 6:30— 5:30-Baek of the News—to o 10:00—11rf)0—Nick Lucas, Songs—basic: assist in the financing of property apprEdsal that is made^the amoimt . Greensboro N. C.—HEirry Rey 6:45— 6:46—To Pe Announced Henry Busse Orchestra—midwest today that the company showed at the CoEist Guard Academy. nolds Bush, 66, president of the PLUMBING 6:00— 7:00—Songs by Martha Mears 10:15—11:15—Press*Radio Newsservice something eEuned on the preferred Giele shot himself through the which owners w ere in dEmger o f los of the loEm to be nuide will be de 10:20—11:20—Little J. Little Or.—basic cided. Dixie Fire Insurance Company. COMPANY 6:16— 7:15—Billy Bachelor's Sketch stock in March and that he wels left lung, the bullet from a 45-caJl- ing. ’Two m ore such loEins s r e to be 6:30— 7:30—Shirley Howard, Jesters 10:30—11:30—Honolulu Program—to c Toledo, O.—Laura WEdters, 40, . 901 Main Street 6:46— 7:46—The Goldbergs, Serial Act 11:00—12:00—Claude Hopkins Orch.— hopeful of a profit in the second bre serrice pistol entering the chest completed today, bringing the totEd former mo*^ion picture Emd Broad 7:0<^ 8:00—Jack Pearl A Sharlie—to c basic; C. Dickerson Orch.-midwest quarter. near the heart and pEissing out the STA’TE’S DEFICIT. 7:30— 8:3 Matuhtttn mualty there la foaeth laf the mat* but tbB BhaagB waa auda la oeai* the top of thB BtoBMOh, or to Mwof- ter with our etHhaatlea. Xt Is aat, afittaa. al othoi oatiBOf, X baBora tt would be advlaablo for you to wttto to me WAU^BHBS initting Bmlft really, as altofether eBtraerdtaary Evan a 13,000 paaalty would prob HEALTH-DIET ADVICE ■gala In care of tho ’TUuatratod ■mi'- view, belflf held by a good masy, ably raault la a vary daddad ebahga BY DR. FRANK McCUY ^ Dally Nows," isoidag aw a copy of Now York, April 11. Bchodtdaa deposit etetHam dn but most of those who do bold it are la attituda of aumy a Soutbara your doctor’s report aad sncloslng filed with tho Aaunloaa Iroa A Btaal tral' baak.n k . ' BSIt,Axiyib^lill&S^fA T, iMa Qaestfoas la ragard to Hiwfta aad tNsI inatitute show that tight atoal raila not so w llllsf as Mr. Reid to mala-, aouiity toward tha ly a ^ la g of Na- a large, stamped eaveh ^ on wbieh Bottrioa ounnadf^ - - . will bo ooBwofod by Ur, Moiioy who ooa you have p l « ^ your name aad at ChiciigB havo base advaaood 19 groaa, loutharBarB do not Ilka to bo addrosBOd la oars of lhlo> papor. Ea> attuattdB Patlad adaaa liaiij rm a d tS ^ tato it OB the beusetops. your address, to $86 a ton. 'Tbo fonaor arioo waa 10 aefolfs a.I gg MMMt'.ftjffii Whether the Hartford FoUee De- pay axcasalvaly for thalr fun any eloBo BtaiapBd, Botf-addrosood sovolopA 883 for bfllot quality a m M l for for rapty, t b a ^ t i a h TUt l aviatana$- < partaMBt will staad by Its fuas, aad more than aaybody alsa aad Ifa- AUTO VXCrXM DIB§ tolling quality. Tbo asBOW Bflbodula la wMob kaa lorfs tte sffeotlves April 19. CtlUHIfl. ■•Mffd M tM oontlBue to give to automoMie law gro-bumlags at $3,000 or parbaps New Britain, April 11.— (A P ) — Malaya. ABOUT HEART TROUBUM heart trouble’ usuallyuaiiv cause little MABBhBftBf, Om b ~ m $10,000 may ba axpaetad to ba a MatthlBB Labrita, age about 60, of violators tags that caanot be ‘^llxod" or no pain. Instead of worrying 167 Vance .ftroBt, who was struck •elected Xnduatrier, Xae., reporte ahywbers short of the dty court, re* vary dlffaraat thing from ona abao- Most of your letters dealing with heart trouble ask about eondltlons over these shooting, darting or by an automobile driven by William that the March $1 art aacet valua , ---- • »»»»* «»» httaly with soma cora liquor stabbing pains, it ts a much better tor ita prfor atoek outataadiag waa mmmmwoujoiwB pioAMimL W ■NUl •««*«•«##o f >fy buUbs to be seen. But the depart- tree which are comihon but not always Wilson of this dty, last nlgbt on M meat Is certainly justlfled In declln-.. thrown In. serious. For example, rke patient plan to be examined thoroughly Areb street, died today at New Bri |$A4 a share eoavarod wlty$77 J 8 ObHt b t m so much as question the fact that In gdod’oooditte awl she would wait for him. Just as be In Watkins Exposition Oawtfad. Bka sot Jiait would wait, until they could be to CLASSIFIED USERS wantad and asala a m ^ QfMMUC l^M/AY gether. ' w u h a o m b w tD hglMr The clubs were empty of tourists IM . J. J. AlUaoBW thM 4 i b , 4 - k a t h a r i n e h a v i l a n d - t a y l o r who enjoyed a good boxing match GETQIIKXItESIIlTS street had an upright MUiWFedb ___ • — nv/cs. inr______. _____ ^ and no one came to the gymnasium poae of and ueed the eould be fttiedinc th. during the summer. There was noth cUum. Ih e ad wae orilerad for two power of canW^ ' ing to do—nothing but to wander Ineertlone bat the hutruiiMBt wae trattaBB of tte down to the harbor entrance to bear aold after the first end the ed wae ooottnee avia the oomea a fugittve w hen^ flees frS , I the band play or motor Into the Efectiveness of Adrertiziig cancelled. that Oleertfled loaat Key West to Havana with BEAU j tvf. country. At neither of these pas Mrs. John Stavens of Lake itreet trial. I t y it TM raoiSta and LOTTIE, two thieves. Pabllto no7^fhSfJ?f?hn/ h? wmfl* times could he escape his thoughts. Proved by Actual Local desired to sell a new mileb oow. She mbre than offset the Might has been aooosed of a murder he did With the idea that a change might not oonunit. MAKCIA TREAD> I for Houseman. She must have do him good he took a trip to Cam- aguey and on to Santiago but the WAT, «eUUy’^ e « , I SSfS mV5Sortt«," Experiences. prove he Is Innocent but fears scan' ache only Increased. He thought so daL said, after his voice had died away. frequently, "Estelle would like “I don’t quite want to believe it but this—” Pabllto is In love with ESTELLE it does suit a mood that comes now From time to time, the effective FIEIJ), daughter of rich JIM Twice he had visions of her that and then.” seemed so real they made him catch ness of ’The Herald’s (3asslfieid Ada FIELD. In Havana, under the name have been proved by voluntary ex "Joanlto,” he becomes celebrated as his breath on a sob as they faded. He dreamed of her continually and pressions of satisfaction on the part Shoes For Sport Wear a boxer and he and Beau open a Alec nodded nd went on speak of the legion of usera of this unex gymnaalnm. ing. He talked well and pleasingly thus waking became agony. He would dream that she was In bis celled medium of advertising. And S m AUBREY, a titled EngUsh- when he cared to. He had been once again The Herald baa the op man and Pabllto’s father. Is search* reared by his mother and sundry arms and then, awakening, find them empty. portunity of driving home the splen Young Men’s, Ing for his son, emplosing Billings, tutors in France and England and Louisiana Creole is the name of this bedroom being shown in Wat did results to be obtained from the inarticulateness general in col He grew thin. His face was hag New York dete^ve. kins Brothers Exposition and Sale of Regional American furniture this Classlflsd. results that brought four legiate circles was not his. gard and bis eyes shadowed. Three years pass and then Pab- week. This group with its French Influence, is finished in traditional cancellations in a single day. Women’s and llto sees Estelle again. They admit "Our tastes must be the same,” "Honest, you hardly eat anything, dearie,” Lottie complained at every American maple, or in old gold and plaster white enamel. The two fin Mrs. R. W. Post of 147 Benton their love for each other and meet he said with a suddenly flaring ardor ishes combined make a specially pleasing room. secretly until Estelle’s father hears that seemed genuine. "They must meal. street advertised an electric refrig Girls’ of It. He tells her she must break be or I could not feel—as I do.” (To Be Continoed) erator for Bade. The ad was or oft wltii Pabllto or he will turn the She made no answer. She had dered for three insertions but after Crepe Sole yom w man over to police on the old turned her face away again. ital and other financial obligations the first Mrs. Post cadled to cancel murdtt charge. Estelle agrees. “You pallid little bourgeoisie!” be PRESIDENT AND HIS SON TIDE WATER OIL CO.’S $8,346,000 and eliminated annual di the ad. having sold the machine on Meanwhile iUlngs, convinced thought, "Do you honestly think I’m vidend requirements In an amount one Insertion. Pabllto is Sir Aubrey's son and Inno* enjo^ng this?” of $157,000 and annual Interest Mrs. Edward Harper of 24 Fair- REPORT SHOWS STRENITTH charges amoimtlng to $360,000 or cent of the eharge against him, sets “I’ll try not to annoy you again, CATCH NEARLY 200 nSH view street wanted a baby emriage total annual charges against earn MOCCASIN to work to prove this. Estelle,” he promised, "but it’s dif ings of $417,000. Field decides to take his daughter ficult to keep silent, feeling as I do. Miami, Fla., April i i ._(AP)— President Humphrey Tells OB a yacht cruise. I’ve never cared for anj^ne like this The preferred stock of ’lids Water President l^ s e v e lt is spending his Stockholderfl 61 Cents Per Associated Oil Oimpany has been before. It’s—well. It isn’t easy! But last day at sea fishing off Gun Cay NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Share Earned on Stock. reduced from 782,846 Shares with a SKIN PIMPLY? that’s selfish of me. All I want Is island in the Bahamas, directly op SHOES for you to be perfectly happy—that par value of $73,384,600 as of Jan Try Thifl! Gflt Quick Relief posite Miami. uary 1, 1981, to 686,238 shares now CHAPTER XXXVI and to be near you some times. You Vincent Astor reported the Presi New York, April 11.—Preliminary Squeezing aggravates Itching, EstsUe heartily disliked Alec don’t mind my saying this, do you?” figures on 1933 earnings of Tide outstanding with a par value of tender pimples and ugly red blotch dent and his son James caught 190 $63,622,300 or a reduction in capital Davids when she first met him—a He waited, leaning across the arm fish yesterday. Water Associated Oil Company, es—makes them worse. Trying to lank, attenuated young man with of the chair toward her. She turned given out on March 16 by William liability of $9,662JiOO and In annual cover them up with costly cosmetics His message to Marvin H. McIn dividend requirements of $679,732, The crepe rubber aole and flabby muscles and a constant crav- her bead and be was surprised, but tyre, White House secretary here, F. Humphrey, President, were veri Is useless—Just a waste of money. Ing for cocktails. After a week on not touched, by seeing tears in her fied and amplified today in his an according to Mr. Humphrey’s state Simply get a 86c box of PETER follows: ment. heel of our moccasin ahoea Uie sraoht, however, she let him talk eyes. He said a quick, apparently “The President and Jimmy went nual report to stockholders. SON’S OINTMENT. A single ap to her without showing her aversion distressed, "What Is it, dear?” The company earned 87,265,301, A total of 61,383 shares of Tide fishing yesterday afternoon and be-' plication will relieve Irritation, in white and tan make and he was encouraged. She told him she was very unhap lleve it or not, tney caught 190 fish. and, after allowing for dlvidend.s Water Associate preferred stock brings pimples to a head and aids Sitting betide her in a deck chair, py and that she was lonely. He, too, Frdm now on, the Ellis and the paid and accrued on the preferred was retired during the year. The nature in healing. PETERSON'S he had his own thoughts that In bit* bad been lonely, be confided. Al Nourmahal will live on fish. Re stock, the earnings applicable to the shares were acquired at an average has benefited thousands In last 80 them good for all ways be bad been lonely until be had teniess equalled hers. "You think maining out here for remainder of common stock amounted to 18,404,- cost of $64.46 per share and the dif years. Help clear up your skin— met her. I’m mad about you,” Alec reflected day as fishing conditions seem very 766 or 61 cents a share. In 1932, ference between this cost and the get quick relief or druggist will re around sports. as the girl turned away her face. Privatfly he was thinking, "So It’s fine.” the company earned $4)718,694 and par value of $100, totaling $3,889,- fund your money. PETER "Well, I’m not. I wouldn’t look at going to be as easy as this!” The Nourmahal, Astoris yacht, Is of this amount $701,419, or 18 cents 809, was added to the consolidated SON'S—you can’t lose. you if I could get out of it.” Then he stifled what would have the one on which the President is a share was applicable to the com surplus account during 1988. The reason he couldn’t get out of been a yawn and felt bis Jaws ache mon stock. It was tecause of the state of the from the effort. Lord, he was dead spending his fishing trip. The Ellis is a Coast Guard boat. Total current assets on December Davids’ finances. Alec quite agreed for sleep! But be bad to go on with 81, 1988, amounted to $52,872,485 RECRUITS FOR 0. 0. a THE NEW with his mother that it was neces* this farce. against current liabilities of $9,681,- sary for him to marry a rich wife. “You haven’t told me whether my FOREIGN EXCHANGE 169, a ratio of 5.49 to 1. In compar Hartford, April ii,—AP)— Re PERMANENTS "After that,” Mrs. Davids bad gone being near you annoys you, Estelle. ison with cash and government cruiting of men for the OviUan Con on to point out, "you can go your I really want to know. I want to and short term securities amount- servation Corps for the third six- own way." Alee bad nodded com* know terribly—” hig to 811,169,997 on Decem months period began this morning "Ob, It doesn’t annoy me,” she New York, April 11.—(AP) — plaoantly. Rs fully intended that ber 81, 1983, the company had In the Hartford office In the Fed R s knew field liked him and answered. "Nothing seems to mat Foreign Bsehange steady; Great Britain In dollars, others la cents. 818,791,847 in 1988 with no bank eral building. Connecticut’s quota is wanted him to marry Estelle. And ter much to m« lately. But I don’t 1,886 lunors and 366 war vetemns, he knew the reason. Estelle would, want you to hope that I will change Great Britain demand, 6.10 6-9; loans outstanding. Inventories at the. close of 1988 were carried at according to an announcement by by means of this marriage, reach my mind about 3tou, for I can’t. I’m cables, 6.19 6-8: 60 day bills, 6.16 Ck E. House & Son, Inc. the Inner circle of society, the never going to marry.” , 8-8; France demand, 6.60 1-8; $27,321,797, or more than $4,500,000 Major General Fox (Jonner, com shabby outer fringe of which Field “If I believed that fd make a cables, 6.60 1-3; Italy demand, 8.66 lower than their estimated market manding general of the first corps had only touched. Alec Davids could lovely splash In the sea out there!” 1-3; cables, 8.66 1-8. value. area. trace his ancestry to aristocratic she heard. She said almost petu Demands: Out of gross earnings, $10,616,700 The men will be recruited at both forebears. ’The fact that the family lantly, "Oh, please don’t talk like Belgium, 38.43; Germany, 89.58; was expended In the purchase of Hartford and New Haven. had disintegrated sharply was unim that.” And again she turned away Holland, 67.69; Norway, 38.96; property and equipment, $673,000 in portant. Alec’s mother had been her face. Sweden, ^6.64: Denmark, 38.07; Fin the acquisition of common stock of There were no deer native In willing to accept considerable bene- The yellowed calendar leaf above land, 3.39; Switzerland, 32.89; IMiln, subsidiaries, $7,323,000 In reduction Australia and New Zealand, but You are assured iflts from those of her acquaintances Pabllto’s desk read, "June.” He tore 13.64; Portugal, 4.71; Greeci^.96: of bank loans, purchase money ob when they were Introduced from who wished to reach a higher rung the leaf off. Already it was the fif Poland, 19.05; Czeebo-Sluvakia, ligations, funded debt of subsidiar ^ e Infinite care, of the social ladder, the while she teenth of July and, for all be knew, ies, and acquisition of preferred England, they multiplied very rap Take Advantage of Bus Special 4.17; Jugo-Slavla, 2.29; AxutriS., idly) until now one of these islands sneered at them. Both Alec and his he might have become a year older. 19.06N; Rumania, 1.03; Argentine, stock of the company and its sub by skilled opera mother took prodigally and gave He had no way to count the years sidiaries. 'This expenditure of $7,- is estimated to have at l^ast 10,000 PLAIN GARMENTS .14.40N; Brazil, 8.76N; Tokyo, 30.50; of the red deer. tors, that assures nothing in return except a smile since he had no certainty of his Shanghai, 35.25; Hongkong, 39.25; 333 during the year reduced the cap that was seared with patronising birthday. Mexico City (silver peso), 27.96; seem. . . . He had been sitting at his desk you of a perfect CLEANED—PRESSED Montreal In New York, 100.31 1-4; Even now Alec sometimes bor writing to the man he had come coiffure. rowed from Field. "Might as well to know as Sir Aubrey. They had New York in Montreal, 99.68 3-4. the old rotter In the habit of written several letters to each other. N—Nominal. Boy! I can coming across,” he decided. He was Now, his letter sealed in its envelope, f p Blake Your 75/ amused by Field’s too lavish display the old tangle was plaguing him Appointment Today! Regular Price $1.00 of bis wealth. The older man, seeing again. If he were to escape, be CURB QUOTATIONS breathe now! and sensing the sneer, was more would have to pull Beau and Lottie PHONE 7484 than ever certain that Alec was the into it. In their way they were his SUITS MADE-TO-MEASURE Amer Cit Pow and Lt B .... 2 \ Latest Materials — New Spring Styles man for his daughter. friends. He had for them both a Assd Gas and E lec ...... 1 “He’s the real stuff,” Jim Field genuine affection that had persisted Amer Sup P ow ...... 3% said to Marcia one afternoon. in spite of many trials. ’Then, too, Blue Fll^e ...... 3% "His mother is the worst snob In if he were willing to Co,crlflce them Beauty Parlor New York,” Marcia answered and Cities Service ...... 2% who would believe him? The evi Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 16% her usual drawl was threatened by dence was clearly against him. Be Rouse A Hale Building MODERN TAILOR SHOP Ford Limited ...... 7% PREVENTS 26 Oak Street a rise of beat. sides he could not do this to Beau Nlag Hud P ow ...... 6% "She snubbed me, too,” Field said and Lottie— even for Estelle. Penn Road ...... 3% many colds quickly. Marcia laughed, admitting He wondered where she might be that the thrust nad hit a vulnerable Stand Oil I n d ...... 37% now. He had had no word from her. United Founders ...... i point. “ She won’t snub me now,” Each night he dreamed that the United Gas ...... 8 Field went on. "She wants this mar next day might bring him some mes United Lt and pow A ...... 3% riage Just as much as I do.” As he sage, but each day held nothing spoke he nodded toward the two beyond the usual routine. “I must Canadian M a rcon i...... 3 Mavis Bottling ...... i deck chairs which, close together, stop hoping like this,” be decided held Estelle and Alec Davids. “Alec on those bad days when the pain in told me his aunt bad promised to his heart seemed too sharp to be en HAS NARROW ESCAPE lend him her pedace near Rome for dured. But he could not stop. Plainville, Conn., April 11.— (AP) his honeymoon.” Gossip told him the Field yacht —John P. Hannon of Meriden, as "The one who married that dis bad touched many shores and now sistant manager of the Meriden of gusting count?” was under steam in the Mediter fice of the (joimeotlout Light and "Yes.” ranean. He thought of Estelle look Power Company, escaped Injury "The place Is gorgeous. I’ve seen ing on fringes of palms, low pink this morning at 6 o’clock, when his It.” and blue bouses, or a misty line of car crashed into a telephone pole at "One of the largest In Italy,” said far, blue mountains. But thinking of Blossom’s Comer. FoUowlng an m- Field who had a great respect for her was not enough. He was more vestigation by Deputy Sheriff L. W. size. the man and his bimger bad grown Furrey, Hannon was placed under Alec was talking to Estelle about with his capacity for suffering. arrest on a charge of reckless driv poetry. She liked it, he had discov One thing be was spared and that ing. The machine was badly dam ered, and he had culled all that he was any doubt of her. He did not aged. Recently- Announced, New, Low Delivered Prices also remain in effect in FORD V-8 PRICES Mueheatar, Oobbm April 11.—Tha Ford Motor Covpuip hu This Little Booklet Will aonaood tliot tkara will bo ao Immediate advance In Ford V-a prices. 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If yen wool o s ’srtsnse Mflere jeo ttie boy of a ttmttoie. Meabw Muteal Sevtas* aeeb Owtral Fund. Inei AD1B0RIZQI FORD DEAUO OF NEV ENCUM) ROADgnOR I ft lAANCHB91inEt BlTllNnfO ■* l -.J^ r '«./ ■•/. r A O l T l M ■ ,i5)v i”,. * i ^*‘ ..'V ijiits About Everything ( f . I; Except Freight Train »-• 1 U lm VoL L, No. 56. WednoMlay, April 11, 1984. Compiled by Btudente of letter H igli School (By Del* BarrltM) <$> Once the car missed a stanchion; . N*w York, April 11—(A P)— yet it could brrdly be scored as a *>-jiMH— F. Dowd wont out for a drive complete miss, inasmuch as a clti* NEED ORDERS NOW FORDS W I N ^ W om en Called Ttmsb4 ... la ble ear lait nifbt, foing down the cen, unidentified, who was standing Literary Columns V atreet la in the Bone minding bis own busi W hat SHARKEY IN BOYH LEAGUES But N ever C a u m ^ « m lfh t ness, was nicked by a fender and FOR THE YEARBOOK THE CENTRAL LIMITED Grand Central Station waa a When I first saw Sharkey, I real be sent sprawling. ly was rather disappointed. Ha w u celled This latter event Incensed another ■oene of great exeitament. The Cen a timid little thing with black hair. Dr, WlUlam Lyon Phdps, fomasriy^ "Thsy AU ■ A cltiaen, Bamuel Upschita, who ran tral limited, crack speed train of With an air of dignity and Indiffer o f Yalelu rTfi4v«v«itv sfMaklnx in Putsur To ^udy Vallss", If A tol*. i l f s a f and Jumped on the running board of Most Know How Manj Sob- ence, be inspected our bouse and all Automobile V ertu Collego tortton of w ed' muftom»*g ed^: . the New York Central Railroad, was Hartford Monday, rsferrsd to tbs • m i , form atlou its furniture. Then be decided 'be Marks, who tells trtwt cti^ Dowd's oar. taking on not only a cargo worth The flret tblnr be did wae to run would stay with ua, at least for a Ust of books ill last Sunday's “Nsw oumstanoes the eongf in e % w ttU g imaok Into another oar, doing it no “Here, here," be shouted to Dowd. scriptioDS Can Be Connted League Gave Many Beys “Enough of this nonsense.’’ millions, but also an extraordinary little while. Hla dinners and break York Tinies" u an Intarestity list and who sang them. Mr. B o m g end of damage'. passenger. He was Frank Barnes, fasts consisted of food rather queer of the larger selling books. It oon- edited a book of photogmphf from *^undel" be muttered, backing "Pbooey to you,’’ said Dowd, miUlonaire of New York who, af year 1908, They are i pushing Lipsoblta off the running Upon Thii Year. for such an important person. Cu Basketball Fun Galore. taini some of ths most wldfly rsad away and than proceeding down fected by a strange malady, was be cum ber i>eela and potatoes were the books, noost of thsm light but not but Are not exaggerated, teard into the itreet. The ing brought to Chicago to be operat things be enjoyed immensely— not puDlio morale. art the funniest feature and My. street Reaching a side street, bis radia Pbelpe oompazed the roof gardene ed on by an eminent surgeon in mentioning com, ice-cream, corn The Fords, winners of the H. B. The BLble b u always bean tbs larg as tor snorting steam like a spent dra A low price for Bomanhls with order to save bis life. Mike O'Brien, flakes, bread and butter-^or which est sellsr a.'d "In His Staps" has of yesterday to the penwlpen of before Auto League, eailly defeated the gon, Dowd Slashed into a parked car possibly further reduction if sub the veteran engineer, as be sat in be always found a huge appetite. the next largest sals. today. He quoted a znylAf of Sam While the occupants of the again, from which bis machine scribers are generous was announc the cab showed no outward appear Perhaps you may term me as nosey, New York Unlverelty team, winners A book a t Amerloan blofranhy la uel Johneon's that be oonmdera vary wrecked machine were wriapdog profound “Women are timid httt Botinced ed yesterday by the business staff ance of excitement, for to him it but I Just couldn’t help noticing of the College League, at the Ar now bring edited wbiob will bs ab their bands and dellveriu them* across was Just another ordinary run. He that be did not use soap—in fact, he solutely invaluable to sobools, for never cautiouiC’ selves of hot words, the Dowd car in the following notice: mory Monday, by a icore of 82-20. A hew biography of Quaan Elis the watched the leading of the precious ■imply loathed the smell of it. It will name all ths important people was well advanced on a further “The Bomanhls staff is pleased to 'Thle game was the deriding one in abeth bu been written by J. P. street into another car. cargo of gold bullion and the arrival Snarkev bad a sense of humor the playoff for the championship of of todaj'. career of depredation. announce that your wish to have a The first page of a newspaper, Neale. It brings out In an Intaraat- By this time the police bad been Yearbook issue of Bomanhls in 1984 of an ambulance with the important which often got the best of him. the two leagues. The first thing It connected with However, only a fraction of It re according to Professor Phelps, is a Ing way the obaraeters of BUaabeth notll^ that John Dilllnger was on is to be carried out. Bids for print jassenger, who was taken aboard The Fords won the title in the and of M a», who waa Quaan of was a safety sons stanchion. Hav* mains because be thinks be is too record of defeat in boma and bua- the loose; murdering the entire pop ing, engraving, etc., have been re nto a oar already prepared for him. Auto League by virtue of * well- Scotland. Professor Pbelpe believes Ing disposed of stanchion number old and aged now for childish iness life. The sorting page, how one, the car proceeded onward to ulation of upper Manhattan. quested, advertising is being solicit With him were two doctors who earned victory over the Aubums, ever, records vlotories. In recent that few people know that T. B. Police of three districts through ed, the literary contents are being were to accompany him on this trip. pranks. It was not only once I was 88-28. The Aubums bad bedh the Shaw, known u Colonel Lawren^ ward otancblon number two. 8 ^ - angry with him, either. One day, years atbletlo activities have been chlon after stanchion succumbed to which Dowd sigsaged finally brought planned. In short, everything is At last evsrytbing was in readiness. champs of the first round of the spreading throughout European w u only eighteen yeare of ago when hopelessly trying to make some league. Strangely enou|^, the Fords the vehicle’s fury; and him to bay. being done to produce a Yearbook The chief conductor at the rear countries, The Bngli*’’’ people nave be persuaded the Arabs to tight on Pending an audit of safety none ranking second to none, car came out to the steps and wav paste, (I simply could not find the were at the bottom of the league at the side of the Allies during the no glue) I was getting almost made. always gone in for spotts In a big stanchions, wrecked motor cars and ed his hand up and down. Mike the end of the flret round, having way and many people have ooplea World War, and la now only uirty- side o f nerve-shattered citizens, police laid "In order that our plans may be Finally, believe it or not, I succeed won but one gsune and loelng lix. the street successful, it is necessary for us to O’Brien gave a few loud toots on them. Germany Is a good example seven years old. Since then be baa a charge against him of felonious ed in making a mess which was However, a eudden change came was shown know how many students are go ;be whistle and the engine slowly of a country that bu recently be written many boriu and lived a life assault on Upscbltz. began to move. The cars followed termed “paste." Just then Sharkey over theee stalwart lads and they come Interested In athletics. Hither of exritlng events. v any favors. ing to back their wish for a year entered tbs room. As be greeted with a creaking noise and gathered made a gallant comeback to win to even German schools have done In “WbUe Rome Buma", Alex book with a subscription. With a me with a wink, which I knew every game in the laet round. large number of subscriptions it momentum with each revolution of nothing much more than study and ander W oolcott shows blBUMlf to be Electric Company’s display at the meant that be was hungry, I left ’The N. Y. U. team bad a fairly a good conversationalist and mono- will be possible for us to make a the wheels. At last the trip began ■It around drinking beer. Now, the the room to get the Latin pictures. easy time winning their title In the lo ^ st with a good lensa of humor. Center. ^ ^ material saving which we wish to :n earnest. Mike O’Brien took out motto IS, “Less beer and more ex BARSTOW REPRESENTS Mr. Barstow, who has bad con Imagine my feelings a momeqt College League, bring the ebampe of T^vo murder stories recommended pass along to you. However, if the bis watch In order to see the time. ercise." siderable past experience with both later when, entering the room, I both rounde, thereby earning the “The Sporting Gesture," by by Dr. Phelps are “The Death of yearbooks were to be purchased “We must arrive in (Chicago to foimd the paste gone, and Sharkey right to contend with the victore of An Ancient Mariner" b y the Cotes, WESTINGHOUSE HERE open type and hermetically sealed morrow afternoon at four,’’ said Sticks Is an anthology of sports — refrigerators, is very enthusiastic during the last week of school, we slyly trying to evade me, as be the Auto League. the first ever wrlttw. Upon read and "Storm Musto" by Yatu, which would be unable to clear up bust Mike to his fireman, Joe Stone. over the new Westingbousegbo Dual- sneaked into the living room. ’The gamee for the cbamplonehlp ing these stories written w well- are certain to make one forget all ness matters in time to return any “It Is only six o’clock now, so it “Well,” I thought to myself,” of hla troubles because they are so The Westingbouse Slleetric find Automatic—HermetlcaliUy sealed re- ran to three before the victor wae known sportsmen,, one finds that savings to you. For this reason the means tbit run must be done In maybe that mess didn’t look like finally derided. 'The first game, thrilling. ) Manufacturing Company has an frigerator, which are backed by the sporting gesture is more inport- ______financially staff wishes to announce that no twenty-two hours, barring no acci paste, but certainly Sharkey played on Thursday of last week, —Florence De Vita, ’84. nounced the appointment of J. F. one of the oldest and ant than the sport. subscriptions will be taken after dents,’’ answered Joe. shouldn’t have been so greedy about wae won by New York U. 24-20, Barstow, 218 Center street, well- strongest electric companies in the June 1. “I guess this trip will be like the it” known radio dealer in Manchester ''^orld. ^ ^ with Slnnamon etarring. In stressing the superiority of the “Our plan is to charge 78 cents others, only that it will have to be For a month after, I didn’t «glve ’The second game w u a fu t, well- out loose and so when they do, they for the past twelve years, as ex run in faster time than usual,” stat him a bit of cake batter or even a clusive Westlnghouse Dual-Automa Hermetically sealed mechanism Mr. per paper covered copy and fl.78 played tilt, but with little doubt u MACHINISTS MOVE UP wUl, in all probability show up in ed Mike. But bad be seen the two bite of pie dough, although bis to the winner. The Fords rum up a better Ugbt. tic Refrigerator dealer for Manches Barstow states Westingbouse has for the stiff cover copy. It is estl‘ swarthy men who bad boarded the pleadlngi and beg^gs almost got sm 18-8 lead In the first half and ter. Display for the present will be designed and tested every type of mated that we shall need no more train, his confidence would have the best of me. B7-18, with Rowsell starring. Ecabert, who waj expected to Jbe maintained on the fioor of the Man ref^erator unit—open and sealed than that, anyway. In order to IN TRADERS LEAGUE been badly shaken. And also bad he Even though Sharkey is a fighter, The deciding tilt wu a fairly the first string catcher, wUl m o fv chester Electric Ckjmpany at 778 -reciprocating and rotary and make it easy for you we ask that seen tho third man who boarded the 1 was determined to punish him for even battle, with the Fords putting to RockvlUe soon. Bedurtba -a^ * Main street and at the Manchester have made exhaustive tests dating you pay 28 cent at the time of sub from 1889. After conclusively prov scription and tne rest in equal in train In a suspicious manner, he coming In one morning at three on a lu t half rally to edge ^e col Take Nall Drivera Into Camp Healy, however, divided the oatiih- ing to their satisfaction the su stallments before June 1. Payments would have had more to worry 0 clock with bruises all over bis lege boys 82-20. ’The game wu by Score o f, 18-14 After Ing a^^m ent for batting piwHiloe periority of the hermetically sealed may be made any Tuesday morning about. While the, Central Limited face and arms; so, despite ble walls fairly even In the first half, but then Smart Rally. and both- did a tine Job. unit Westingbouse put it on the to your home room teacher. In case sped through the dusk like a great and howls, I took that small ang;ora ’Tiemey and Obucbowskl started cat, who is now eight months old, “Doc" Hutchinson was given the market four years ago and have not we are able to reduce the price, no grey-bound, the patient sat in his, rippling the cords in great fuhlon. ’The carpentry and machine de changed the basic design since. tice will be given to that effect and car attended by two doctors. The' spanked him for everything be ever Fouls were excessive in all three caU at first base. He todc etre of partments played in a double-head the bag in an amaringly efllolent For free, efficient service, Mr, the reduction may be taken from patient seemed to be very frail and did and gave him a thorough bath games, with several more still go Barstow states that the best recom with soap. Sharkey is now a ing imnotlced. er in Trade school’s inter-depart manner. If Coach Kelly Is able to final pavments or returned to those his face was pinched by the pain of Inject a little pep into his systein, mendation can be found among the who are paid subscribera.” the sickness. At one time he bad humbled cat, and even though be The Ford team consisted of Cap ment buketbaU contest at the many Westingbouse owners right does come in during the wee small tain ‘:Zeke’’ 'Hemey, “Oble" School street Rec ’Thursday after it looks u if he wlU remain playtUff been a great figure in social circles first bus for the reet of tbe peseou. here in Manchester. end was known all over the world hours sometimes, I find that It is Obucbowskl, “Buzzy" Green, “Nor" noon. much easier to forgive him than to Rowsell, “Charley” Rogers, and In the nialn game both teams REPORTS ABOirr STATE oe a great sportsman. But now be spank him. There w u one occasion. w)doh was a forgotten man. "V rie” Nielsen. fought on even terms u they bat DROPS DEAD AT WORK —Felicia Peltrowskl, ’87B. The teams have expressed gratl tled through half to a score a t 10-9 gave an opportunity to bunit:^t In another room sat two swarthy with both boos and laughter. Ohe tude to Mr. Clarke for bis Interest for the carpentry department. At ARE BEING PREPARED men In earnest conversation. The boy, before going to bat, asked /a West Hartford, April 11— (AP)— DAILY ROUTINE in forn^g these leagues and there more evil looking of the two was the beginning of the first part of CJoach KeUy how many balls were I A djrnamite cap in one of bis bands, Early In the morning we hear those by giving the boys an opportunity speaking. the lu t half, the Machinists fought around, stating that he didn’t WAUt Harold Moore, about 88, of Hart Civics Class, Working In “milkmen soimds,” to play buketball, even though they “As soon as the train t,tops at hard to gain a one-point lead over to lose ton many, balls In the woods ford, fell dead about 10 o’clock this Bottles tinkling, trucks squealing, were no^ fortunate enough to gain their'opponents. ’Then came the Groups, Covers Connecticut Cleveland, We will strike,” h*. said across tbe^road. This Babe Ruth morning, as be was placing sticks an occasional Ittsty call, ’ ' a ber& on the High school teams. climax of the game When the ma from Many Different Angles. in a menacing tone. The other nodd went at bat, mliaed the 'deauiy of the explosive In a concrete wall Hurriedly our milkmen are rushing —“Dane”, ’84. chine team staged a small rally to ed in agreement and there the con three times, ticked three, end on Albany place. through their rounds win the game by a score of 1^14. He was removed to the Hartford Reports on the State of Connectl versation ended. In the cook’s com Here a quart, there a pint—on the finaUy rolled one out to the pitcher. cut are being prepared by Miss This put the Machine team in Did he get rassed? IF YOU hospital where Dr. Henry N. Cos partment a strange scene was go porch, or in Jie ball. second place in League 1 of the in tello, medical examiner, examined Oberempt’s dries classes. Each ing on. The third strange and mys ENGUSH CLASS USES class Is divided Into seven groups ter-department buketbaU tourney; Other things happened wfaieh ARE LOOKING FOR the body. It is believed Moore suf terious personage was making him No matter what the temperature, or while tho carpentry team is stiU oc and each of these groups will pre what the day's condition weren’t exactly extraordmiTy but fered a heart attack and died al self at home with milk and cake. cupying the ceUar position. were funny. W r instance, ploture most Instantly. sent a report on a certain phase of “Sam. don’t forget my favorite They’re out—in the rain or blistering EXPERIMENTAL TESTS the development of Connecticut. The “Bud" Farwell starred for the a boy running in for s high fly and milk is Grade A,” he said with a sim, find even stormy weather; SMART reports to be given are as follows: "The milk must be delivered," this is Carpenters by scoring six points, then having it land over his head. m CRITICAL CONDITION great mouthful of cake. while the scoring honors were even That isn’t enough to send u a Joks Group I. A general description of their tradition— Manchester High school Is one of Xltonnecticut under which will come “No sir, I won’t forget,” respond ly divided among the Machine play to "Life” or unbelievable enough for ed Sam and there the conversation A new day, the same route—still the High schools In the United MILLINERY New London, April 11— (AP) — the climate, topography and soil of they Joke together. ers. Ripley*! “Believe It or Not" ooknqs, William T, Pettengill, 19 year old ended. States to which the publishing com 'The second game w u u interest but the applause the boy receive for Connecticut and their effect on the —Anita Passacantilll, ’34. pany of Harcourt Brace hu sent POPULARLY PRICED AT victim of an automobile crash at general development of Connecticut Up in the cab everything was as ing u the first u the Carpenters hla stunt would make one think It Guilford yesterday morning, re; it had been. The great fire in the experimental copies of the text and the Machinists played the first w u w orthy o f both of those es Group n. The people of Connec book “Understmdlng America" malned on the critical list at the ticut, the state’s population, how it furnace outline two begrimed men, half to a Close score of 9-8. In the teemed publications. POET CHARACTERIZES edited by William H. (Junningbam, —J. Mlstretta, '84. 1.00 Lawrence and Memorial Associated has varied and why, and a general seriously Intent on their work. On last half the Carpentry five over I $ hospital. Pettengill, the son of Rear survey of the countries and states roared the Limited. cUcxing mile who Is bead of the Elnglisb depart whelmed the Machine five u they VISIT Ad^ral George T. Pettengill, com from which people migrated into behind as it neared its destination. ANIMALS IN FABLES ment of the Jamaica Plain High won the game by a margin of fif mandant of the submarine base at Connecticut and their settlements. Elarly in the morning, about six, It school In Boston, Massachusetts. teen points that made the final THE Groton, has brain injuries and a Group Ed. The history of Connec reached Cleveland. It stopped at the ’The book is divided into seven score 24-9. CINDER NEWS MARY CARNEY probable fracture of the skull, and ticut from its founding to the pres station where it was to stay for ten Miss Low’s Junior French divi different sections: “these United Kayan and Sudolf did the heavy at a late hour this afternoon, he minutes. A railroad inspector went sions have been learning and pre States and ’Their People", “Busi scori^ for the Carpenters, u they The Hartford Armory track most, had not regained consciousness. The ent day. Group The historical places In to the sealed car to open it in order senting orally before the class La ness In American Civilization". scored nineteen of the twenty-fotu: scheduled to be 'held In HartfoM s p o p youth was driving a car which over state Theater Boildlng Connecticut. The most important to see that the cargo was unharm Fontaine’s poems, “La Cigale et La ‘Government and International Re- points that were made. this Saturday, hu been canedlsd turned after leaving the road and Fourml" ("The Grasshopper and Jatins”, “Public Opinion”, “Ameri —Lewis L. Neff, '86. due to lack of sufficient eatrlsli. striking a small tree. ones which tourists come to see and ed. their location. Unknown to him, two men secret the Ant”) and “Le Corbeau et La can Culture”, “The Problem of However, the meet will be held next Group V, The government of Con ly followed. A third man was mighty Renard" (“The Crow and the Fox” ) Leisure,’’ and "Changing America." year if enough schools enter. necticut from the first government curious and was doing a little stalk La Fontaine, a poet who wrote In Several articles under these sec and its development to the present ing himself. The railroad inspector the seventeenth century, is famous tions are written by such men u SPORT SLANTS The first warm days a t spritig were used to advantage by the form of government. bad Just opened the car when from for his fables in which the charac Struthers Burt, Aldous Huxley, M. H. 8. trackmen and a large nrnnber Group VI. The chief officers of the behind came a command which ters are animals. During his child Norman Tbomu, Stuart Chase, The baseball and trade team were of candidates reported to tbe West New Ring and Pendant Sets state, their offices and their duties, him in bis traoks. But to his hood, be enjoyed country-life and Walter Lippmann, Deems Taylor, practicing outdoors for the first fro z e tim# thtw season Monday afternoon. Side for tbe first outdoor pmetiee the types of people holding these surprise a second voice that snapped studied the baUts and actions of Joseph Wood Krutch, James Tous- The veterans were out arrayed in of the season. For The Modem Miss offices and the ways in which they like a whip spoke out, "please ele the insects and listened to the birds. low Adams, and Franklin D. Roose are elected. He paid no attention to the ordinary velt. tbe full regalia of their respective Colored stones, sterling gilver with vate yotir bands and drop those ■ports while the new candidates Group vn. The f im ctions a ^ pin*- activities of life. He began to write Of the thirty-five articles now m It is very grattfjring to Coach non-tamishablefinish...... v l e / 9 w^pons, gentlemen." The speaker went around in eveiything from Wlgren to see so many candldatag poses of the state government in 01 the voice came up to the railroad at the age of forty-seven. the experimental text book, ten will accordance with the Constitution; neptly pressed Suits to shabby old especially freshmen, out for the Inspector. ’The p ^ points to and criticizes be omitted. A chart is given to each the various boards, commissions pants and sweatshirts. team u next year’s squad MB de “I am Inspector Clark of the human faults and brings out definite pupil in which he records his opin WESTCLOX NEWEST— and departments carrying out these pend almost upon new material. Chicago police. I knew these men morals. la “The Grasshopper and ion of each article read and the There Is a scarcity of candidates The new combination non-glare auto windshield mirror and functions. pupils of each school win vote on were present on this train. They are the Ant,” the author shows what out for the track team. It seems Charley Donahue, who w u spiked pull-wind clock. The most simple winding device yet made. Reports are to be made by each happens to an improvident person, the ten articles that they beUeve Mirror needs no extra fittings—wlD fit In your present mirror group which is divided into commit wanted for btirglary." With these that only the bette. of the perform ths stats indoor meet, has words be flipped open bis coat lapel while "The Crow and the Fox," should be omitted. ers are attempting to make the frame. See it on display in our window. tees to find material and prepare —Florence De Vito, '84. thrown sway Us crutches and wgl and exhibited bis badge. The two warns against listening to flattery. squad, although the tradi team it be able to compete In tbe first meqt Complete their talks. self h u wMde an effort to g e t every —^A. Kaminski, ’88. men were taken into a car and lock wMch wfl] be with H. P. H. 8. p t $2.95 ed up. Michael O'Brien asked a rail boy in school Interested In the Manchester next Friday. road Inspector bow much time there track events and have them come HAVE YOU READ? was le ft Days Of Auld Lang out for the team. Ammy 'Tdman, former Maartiiiii Peerless Watch Bracelets hours," exclaimed the offi ter High barrier and trACkmaa» The first one out on the field w u spent a good deal of hie ESadtar vM A new style link bracelet with O cial.' Wilson McCormick, the pole vaulter, “Personality Plus,” by Edna Fer- cation on the West Side oval last ratchet c a tc h ...... 9 X up ’now is the patient?" Mike then Syne Are Recalled and In spite of the fact It Is early ber, A story about a young man and asked. week. ' his mother. Jock, the young van In tbe season, he w u clearing over “Well, I bear that he is becoming ^ b t feet, easily and gracefully. ------i Combination Pen and Pencil has Just finished school and ready In looking over the records It worse," answered the official. Flii>ping back the pages of time^ This happened in 1916 wben Prin Wilson’s crowning ambition Is to Various colored to look for a Job. His father is dead "Then we must do our best to ar found that Captain Judd, recalls amusing anecdotes of past cipal Savage ruled M. H. S. Dxuing knock bis brother Bob’s record of finishes ...... ^ M e 7 9 and bis mother works in the Fetb- rive in Chicago before it is too late, ’ tbe week a new vlctrola had been twelve feet and two inches into an being ar utive member , on erloom comp(u>y seeretiry. the engineer solemnly. generations of students. purchased and w u to be used for He practices diligently and, footbaU and haekethall tm P ta t( Ring and Pendant Sets Jock receives a position in an ad A few minutes later the Limited One ‘ HsJr-Rlbbon Day" a few “state" occasions only. Irene Rau- before the season is over, may at tbe last two years., hu aliD baSB sterling silver with non-tarnish- (SO vertising office. Soon be becomee began its last leg of the Journey. years ago, a very embarrassed tenburg and three companions held tain that height. doing no smau amount dt runntngl promoted and moves out west. m the past two years “Alt" b u ntij able finish...... up “The patient is worse," shouted young ttiuti, namely, Pete Peterson, council and decided that tbe vlctio- When bis mother returns from the Mike above the din of the noise to ’81, made blr way down tbe center la should be used to oetter advan M ost a t tbe attention w u focused forty-two dashM and righteen station after seeing Jock off, her bis fireman. aisle and took his seat. Tbe assem tages. After tbe builditig had been on tbs baseball team. Forty-five lays in oompetitkn. employer enters and aaks her if she T ^ fireman beard and imder- bly tittered. A brightly colored bow degerted, four forms flltM up the boys reported with burning ambi will marry him and m let you de stood. "Let her go, Mike", be ex w u perched upon bis bead Just darkening staircase toward aseem^ tions to hit the ball,over the road Tryouts were held the first R, DONNELLY cide the reet. claimed. The train raced on, nearer above his ngnt ear. bly hall. Soon the building rang and «"»*** eeneatlonal catches so as this wesk and the taanjih “Lady Claire," by Susen Ertz. A to Its destination. Hours passed and Nor w u this the only indignity with merriment and tbe vlctrola to Impress Coach Kelly. There waa sent Manoheetei High wfil JEWELER wise old woman has two daughters, still miles to go! be bad to endure for accepting tbe droned Joyously for the two dandng a woeful lack of both long bits and be picked from the raeitit each of very different character darwitng catches. There wae also 615 Main Street Manchester “How far are we?" cried Joe to dare offered by a girl classmate. wid be announced later % fha She also has one niece and i couples. the lack of the look on Coach Kelly's the engineer. Later, wben be entereo his book- ’Ihe inuslc stopped, tbe couples -BU nephew. One of her daughters waa face of bring a man Impressed. ^ jr' “About three hours time, I would keepii^ class, which w u compoeeid stopped. T b e eyes of Mr. Savage '.'3'Ai'"jf very flighty and bad been married entirely of boys, James Higgins, the blaz^ tbe pupils fled before his an many times to^dukee and counts say." Earle Judd looked good In bat teacher, cleared his throat and se gry dismissal. For two days tbe and men a t very high rank, while “Let us hope we arrive there on ting practice, sending the ball Into i renely said, “I see we have a slight four lived in an agony a t bread, The Age ot p a d t m : her other daughter waa veiy sedate time,’’ exclaimed Joe. Miles cUckc^ the far reaches of left oenter .field. ly feminine touch to this session.’’ seeking each other’s company for portant pfriod CC and a eocia) leader In London. Her behind as the train sped through Cobb fielded almost seneatkmaBy at reaseurance '>nly. Lhiririg those tw o being studied in grandchildren' considered her as one the sunlit afternoon. Finally it third and displ»ed a powerful days M r. S ava g e bad not spoken; soybom ora p fa te ty ^ them and came to her with all rsacbed Its destination. Freshmen Jokee are always popu ,tim>wlng, arm. Rau tepberg, B0b Fire and Liability w treated them with* cold indiffer rqxirts ar4 : heUf their troubles. In fact evety one An ambulance was already m e - lar, so here’s one on Kenny Per- SnUthT^’C y'’ Com ber and ence. Tbe knife fell In aaeambly. Warbeek wih came to her for advice, which paxed to take the patient Mika rett, '80. A very familiar figure “GhumEy" Smith contented eSme out of the cab wearily and w u bent over the water fountain Mr. Savage stood on the platform srivee with taking a few cuts attiM Pnrthenm, ai usually right. and looking directly at them called tovtaaff. .Ghii "Souvenirs," by Helen Weil- trundled over to the ambulance. on the second floor In the Framuln bAU and having a catch during the Insurance the assembly to order, offered a the d va gtr; sblmer. Behind the poems Is a fed' Soon the patient waa carried off the biiildlng “Kenny’' Jovially cracked remainder of the practice. ris Sports in g a t human sympathy and hnder- train onto thh ambulance. bis fingers on tbe b«ck of a person, prayer and then while the gathered Mike spoke to the doctor, “ will ha he thouf^t wa^ a friend. Tbe figure group snickered, he scolded thoae T bere^ptre whole, standing. Some of the poems 1 cm It^ p a a live. Doc?" pivoted around and eyed the now four, huddled together hear tile Joyed most are: "A Malden’s Vow," g n a t^ i RICHARD a RICH "Remembering." “A Rainy Dfqr," “ Yea, I thiTiic so, but if he hadn't bewildered "Freehie." fboat o< tbe room. NeedleaB to sijr. ttP m tb e o on Dene grai a modtt riffl h i “Mother," “Repetition,” Md "Ad arrived.soon, It might have hem a “Who did that?’’ snapped War T U k r n B e m a g Sooth Maneheater ric e ." different sto^.’’ ren Humes, a teacher whp le p a stu^kAt.. —Ruth Uabert, ’80. ^ -^^hotur H aponfit 'SOB longer with'ue. , :,i . —Roberta HaneeA, -’jBOB:' i ■ K MANUHEBTKR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNh WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11.1DS4. nlng. A cloeeup view rovealsd that ohnisni of stook Wuld hlvt been lowed eo the eommlttse could "make HMsr M ss (4 ths High sehool fhe- It was sdibls, bsiaf woodaituUp lequlred by law to put up 60 nsr- better beadw^** ths bUL-gU 'Ulty has hssii dbaotiag Jism. HERALD GANG EATS ooBstnietsd from oaMifss, esUrp STOCK MARKET osnt of ths marksc value In cash or eaid it would ^ v s . Urns.' Ths sub- ^ s t t s B. darks will be song plumes and best frssna. Isvaral In stable sseurlttds. commlttss preesdure was suggestsd Isadsr and Ijeep H**fTnt* others were remembered with simi Senator Olase (D., Va.) offered by Senators Couxmu (R., Miob.) ter. Herbert aeyaoui will speak AND PUTS ON SHOW lar bouquets during the evening, NEEDS STRICKEN the plan which was approved by ths sod Walcott (R., QoDB,). for the sons and Melvin Cox for the UBHtmoiOIS which they received with mixed committee. It haa the indorsement Members of ths oommittss said fathers. Mlaa Bernice Lydall will feeilnn> of Bugone Black, Governor of the the Glass marginal plan would give play tbe piano acoumpani manta. Pei^ps the most ohumy numbers Federal Reserve Board, tbs Reserve Beard veto power over Thf principal Bpaiker of tba svs- VaodeTffle WiA Staff Mem- on the program were those provld< Exdbanie Market Reqrare- This provlBion would give tbe Rs- exoeeslvs margin requirements fix Blng will be Rev. Truman Wood ed bp David Hutchinson. David, serve Board completo frosdom in ed by ths oommlasite ts a esrtatn ward of ths "White" ohurolL Bast Cer^tt An RiffMBatk Tbs BiMMngbani ^ a who is ths songbird of the Herald fixing tbe marginal requirements on extent Hartford, who is always well worth ^ wm M«MI tii-1 ben as Priacipals Fea- outfit, possesses a fine bantme meDts Tikei Out of Con loans by member banks. Tbe securl« hearing. Winslow MoLoughUn and OpM ApffinlioB te Ucal Anfies of Ammew*' IbtB voice, and bis wlae range was ties exchange commission would fix Aithur' FVatt will sing a dust. and the benefit s i tba cMni shown in the choice ot aoloe, “Cap' marginal requirements for brokers Winalow wtU play ’*The Lost Ths PanateTSMlMn tmres Gathering. tain Mao," "The Big Bass Vlca" trol Bin by Committoo. and non-member banka. FATHERS AND SONS Chord" en the violin. Tntt Cenpuy. held ths awBlUy and ''fhortnln' Bread?' Dave nilfht Tbs oommittss added to ths Olsss A good supper and a splendid •vyilng. Ths o H it . bs singing yet If hi hao responded amendment n provision designed to MtorSally F im ef L HtnJd MBployMf Md fU«ftl to to ths vociferous applause. Archie Washington, April U.—(AP) — provide still greater fisxibiUty to TO DINE ON FRIDAY HMdsn of Fourth Liberty Loan who Is stevtliiy «C tha the muBber of were royally ea- Kilpatrick's rendition of "The l.ast •lx marital requirements were permit different marginal require- bends with ths digits 0, 0 or 1 at Board ^ “ 89 Roundup," brought forth thundef etrlcken from the Stock Market eon* so without delay. tertalBtid laet evening with a chlok> menta In various sectlona of the the end of the s e ^ number, nmy luhJset was " B o ^ tor < ous applause. trol bill today by the Senate Bank- eoimtry. Mra. Nellie Marks Haada Com* exchangs these bonds tor ether HlgUand Daicy. en dinner by the pubUeber, Judge Advertising Manager Leon Thorp, ing committee without a record The committee referred to a sub- mittoe in Charge of Annoal LQUBS VALUABUD VIOLDC government bonds "at substantial tniak, a big whita oa m si' doawg^ Thomas Perguson, and a program who worked unseen and unsung^ vote, committee the leotiona of the stock premlums" thhnigh ths Manchester anas for carvying aff0i» waa sta of vaudeville under th«r direction of was property manager. Ths olevsi" Tbe committee completely revised bill dsallng with eorporationi, with Church Banquet. New Haven, April U—(AP) — Trust oomnany, aeoerdinffaeoerdluff to an ad- tioned at the te n s i BsO strast on the telegrmpb editor, Will Asimue. ly oonstruoted sn^n, with Its ths vital marginal isotion of the Inatructiona to report back to the The loss of an Alassandre Oag- yertisamsnts by tba company in to- Hebron avenue to rsasiva mOk to The affair was held at the Man- i^uipmmt and somewhat tran n ^ bill, adopting the Olase proposal to full oommlttee Fri^ey. Aocordlng to the returns mads by Uaniao vloUn, made in 1736 and day's i issue of Tbs HaraliL tbe victotty and from ths saatem Chester Country club, and the meal sat curtains, was evolved by him. vast control over the problem with These asotions refer to reglstra* th ^ having Uoksts for ths Father valued at 18,000 which David H. The exchangeexchanga muit bs doas eien or part of GRstoanbufy and Rshron. which was served in Steward Jerry Tbs happy crowd dsparisd at an the Federal Reserve Board and the tion of Seeuritiee by corporations, ^ Son banquot Friday svsninff at Carw of abort Beaeb said he mis before tomorrow night at 7 e'oloek. WUUans' Inimitable style, was by early hour, with many sxprsnrioos proposed Federal seeuritiee ex prescribe rules for regular reports ths North Methodist church, it will laid was re^vtsd today to New at tha eiesa of husumm. Tba local way of (etuming the oompUment of of thanks and praise to Mr. Fargu* change oommiwlen. ey oorpontions, Umn tbe use of bs possible for tbs oommittss to Hsvea pftUftts bank is fiving this ssrvies en ths the b ^ voyage dinner given Mr. SOB and Mr. Aslmus tor a tbernughi They would regulate the markets proxiee, require reports by officers, w s tor a ftw mors dads and sons he took the vieUn request of Henry Mergenthau, JFh It Doant Pay Th Drift A Ferguson In February. The dell' ly enjoyable svsnlag. It is b o ^ under the MU as pew drafted. directors and large atockbolders on If they will make reservations at from a New Haven bank vault yee- secretary of ths Treasury, who his dous mead put everybody In the wat ths talent will get toffsthsr for The committee vote was the cli their holdings of stoek, and set once. Mrs. Nellie Marks beads tbs terday, planning to sell It in New wired the bank as toUewsi Dirty Girl proper frame bf mind to enjoy the a repstitloB, In the not too«distant max to a bitter dispute over pro- forth liability of company officiaia committee of women of the churoh York, but be left it aomewhere as "Would greatly appreelats your Hava Your Gar entertaimrent that followed. The future, of this startling display of vudone of the Btock Market con for misltadlng itatemsnts. who will cater for tbs banquet ths bs went in and out of ths stares co-operation In rsadung individual tablet which were set in tbs main thsspian sklU. trol bill. Several modiflcationB ai* Members of tbs subcemmlttss are: hour of which is fisSO. along Grand avenue. holders of oailed Fsurtb Liberty WASHED room ware eisarsd away and obalrs Paul Packard, one of ths musl- ready bad been made in the drastic ChalnnsB Flstohsr, and Senators The Happy-Go-Lucky Bciyt^ or Fwee started a eoarch of the Loan bends. Plssss use your good arranged for a full view of tbs Im dans, whose vax went ‘Wt of eom* marginal requirements of the erigl' MoAdoo (D„ Cal.), Bymrs (D., a. chestra will furnish music during buslaesa district efforts not only in ocataeting yoUr promptu stage erected for the eve* mission, obliged with a stammering nal measure. C.), Waloott. (R,, Conn.), and Gtolds- the eupper hour and will beito own customers but as a publio isrf* POLISHED Bing by Director Asimue and bis sketoh. a la Roy AtwsU, and The Glass proposal was subetltut' borough (R., Md.) playing at 6:15. During the evening OLD aUTTUBB DlBh ice offer your facilities to 3mur oom> al willing assistants. brought many laughs not only be ed for a prevtslen under whioh pur- Fletcher said this eeurs was fol* tbe Manchester Community Play* Three Rivers, QQuQs., April U-~- munity. fiuegest ycu get in touch The director in stove-pipe bat cause of bis funny spsscbes, but era wiU jMt on a iketob entitled, (AF) -'Alpbss Prlfom 87, elonser wlti) your local nswipapsvn rsqusst- gCHAIXER’8 and groteaque gawb appeared be from his ffstup and the fast that he "Tbe Necessary nndlnf." Miss settler la Shawlnlgan Falls, Quebec, Ing them to brlu facts to attsotfen BoDywood Snptr Sarrlea fore the audience and in a epeech was bearing In bis arms a turkey is dead here. He leaves five soai, of tbs publio. Great many holders m^eh embodied ah the synonyms or some other feathered Mrd that one of whom is Qsorgs Frigon, of bonds in small danominattens Station for “coloBsal’’ in Webster’s diction had come through the taxidermist’s OkMtKt MMim Waterbury, Ooon„ and five daugh ileubtiese unaware advaataffes of M l Bast esHtov fit TaL tons ary, explained that he had combed bands. In tbe dim light on tbe ters. exchange into new iseus new seUtng Oie four quarters of the glebe with stage it resembled some wicrd mu> a fine tooth comb for the talent. steal instrument Thursday *8 At every other eentenee his rhap Louie Smith of ths advertising sodies on Che excellence of the ex department performed several feats hibition were Interrupted by wise of magic, rfterward appearing in Specials cracks from the stooge, Archie the audimice with his wrist pierced WINES Xilpatdek, of the repenoHal itaff, through in a realistic msimsr by AT while the audience roared and held the blade of tbe sharp knife ussd m ARTHUR’G on to their “wealclt” buttons. his a ^ Kenneth Hudson at tbs piano and Assistant Firs Chief William Me- Utman Mwits. psrformlng on ths Oenigal would like to find out who Everybody’s l i q u e i i r r . A * DRUG STORE W aylophene, trap mum and other In- is responsible for the 'phene caU struaMnte gave an added thrill to aotifjdng bin) of a fire In his dte- BRANDY RUBINOW BUILDING - PHONH; S8(W-M0> the various nets bp tbsir snsUsnt tr*et when ths fun was at Its Market! music, and ssund affsoti Aflss Der> hsIfM. etby Mitchell ef ihs buetnees efflee Ill M l mill 1 1 ji I ■ And M i U Mm sis* mm MUrm mfett frf* I ..4 0 1 .IM Opraed the program with a pro- Mfstsftiff t. I isbUweiM fJefjm H ^ sold wsts^H r a ^ O iiii lofue, bei elodng linee bqlng to the OypslsB were given thslr namss eelery nnelj BUTTERt «Bect th*t If tlti9 Midisnof didn’t because they were tbeugbt tp btvs nely Takn Advm taffo of Our Dali; think It was '’top shelf,'' her advice ooms fppM Wgyptf tbe actua} oplf* ewniifCt 8eltsn SWEEP was Uks F D, Hoesevsirs, "Cst out ipal home of the aopH^c gypsy caUtle In eel* water. Add beilinf wster sM dlifslve. Add rinegsr 28c thers add do it yourseff." tribes wis In India, en the Osafsf and «alt. Add remainin| infredienu in order given. Turn into ter STAKES Miss Ruth Behrsnd, who is in river, however. iBcld. Chill until firna unmeld en erlip lettnie, Gsmifb with addi charge of the “Marlaane" woman's tional maronnaiee. forvtt d. f ipg nmf, §U OvarW/ ffPf Fancy Radiihei or FIFTH column in The Herald, appeared in WHY NOV 6 MV A iAB TOtaVV a klddls spftums Md did a stsvef RARERIPES! tap daace. NOTICE ■ W ARM H O C "9#s" of ths elMsUlsd •dvsnislof TO 3 - — 1 0 C DEEP CU T PRICE! department, etberwife known as MAVONNAIII Mrs. BoatHss iufem, appsgrsd In UNION MEMBERS NO MATTfeR WHOSE NAMB AFPIAM^ YOUIt PBISCHIP* 1 a bssath'taklu fUusien, snd Miss Fhnsy Urys Wps HONBLANX-WICANI^ITI n 1 BMusnd spd Oiarles Vlehsfmsn of the reporters, performed acts of PAY NO DUES BANANAS! ULEOFSOAP IlHOUlfHOLDNEEDi Hindoo mdgig. Albert (Rod) Csr- .UNLESS Dosmi GIN vini, ss ths ftrong msn gave a CAVALIER ^ 7 IITOTW SO AF FBRUAUIIL run DlfiiT , .T . a se hefty exhlMtipn but hnaOy col- pu EPSOM Sa I vS, ^ ...... 9e Ihps^ iindtr tas wsliht of tsis In Y Yo w Otto Bpoli 6 lATgo Calioa^i. , , , . , , , •, ,99o lb. sscfa bend. Rill Aansrsen of tbs fiTAMFED Fansy lovoy FIJW famous local family of comedians, GARLAND FRENCH iAkBAk)C indAL No Morn SigBod InUiala Will SPINACH! Raiey ...... fLOO brought down the house with his BD—A Fin# Valuf I O A ^ 8 Madia g6o ropeHsaiking stunt, and received Be fltmored After April lUh Cakaa .,,, i C tbe first bouquet ( 7) of tbe eve- . 15c ^ox ot 12 3 9 ihavtof Ovsam 86c VALUB Fansy BIps WOODBURY’S, Box of 12,11.00 FOB 43c TOMATOES! SNUG LUX SOAP, 3 fo r ...... 19c HILLS’ NOSE DROPS .... .19e Pound HARBOR NUJOL, reg. $1.00 ...... 59a MURPHY’S RESTAURANT 10c FCLLQVABT Ml MAIN OTRBIT Fancy lUps $ 1 .3 9 NOW SERVING PINEAPPLES! 1 0 c ■HAOT WINE and BEER Detlctoos Seedless OAK GRAPEFRUIT! '^100% PUBB BVIT PORT UTICA CLUB VmiSKEY SHERRY LIGHT OR DARK PINT I h S f P o w d e r 3'“ 10c J. A J. Baby PowdarS.M.A...... 17e I Caatoria. raf. 40c ...... I9e MUSCATEL Amerlea’i * Finest I Baby OIL ray. 50e...... 39elSyrup Fiffs, rag. 50e>.• *. .29c Fancy Now $ 1 .2 5 Boric Acid, reg. 26c...... lOcIliylac ...... 4,.63« s CABBAGE! Daxtra Maltoaa...... 59e I Lactogen ...... 79e 1 5 c Choc. Malted Milk, lb. • •. .89c|Albolana ...... 5e oi. 3 c YaUow Nipplaa...... SclUraa Water, ^ t ...... lOo PER GLASS PER GLASS Fancy OaUfomts lUMfoao GOLDEN SALAMI - HAMBURG - LIVERWURST •AKINO tOILETRIESllREMEDllES powou CARROTS! WEDDING ll Bunch PINT LADY ESTHER BAUME ______SANDWICHES______ocMowe by til. SoiallaiM ...... 2lc| ANAL6E8IQUB .... Cen.lttM Medium aiza...... ,...97o ZEMO,' Jk $» ImOi .$1.39. AiMrtM. aslseted Melntcsh Large size 59cJ Regular 60o...... THURSDAY’S 2 5 c SPECIAL M«dlM« Awo * I NEWERAPOUCT GRASS FIRES CALL OUT IMD8EUIHDAT Jf MAY BAIT RELO APPARATUS TWO TIMES SET ASIDE RT OIOSS . .. ■ Oflaeo, Itotar. April ll.*-r(AF) — Third Blasfl Ifl In Antomflhnfl Mrs. ’ThaMiTMaMls, a pattMt to UvUtotol the: Evidently, from dgaratifl — hospital here foilovriag a reoent at Heritoott'lied w iif i ForMt Fire in Lydallvlllfl. ProdiBBtkm b Isned To tempt at suidde, today received a REACHlN ACCORD vetoed 1C the A. %:»—■••‘i- Budget Allowance It D n i- telegram from her former bueband, But heir toe j 'P i'**' The South Manobuter Fire De Ueut. Thomas H. Massls. about toe Heiirlp', tkally Cut— Hope to Get partment ruponded to tluree itiU day— G oTtnor CaUi It a Dr. Dario Borelh, head of the ON TAX MEASURE tumtof toe tik ___ alarms, yuterday, aU of which re mental Inatlttfte where tbe oeptral PhlUpplBe treSetoy wee* sulted in only slight damage. At 3 figure of;------methe jhoooiuju Honolulu- "noaor"boaor -.* .* siaj-slay- .-* CHAFTIII IX rwsat to bed. Telling tbs yoonc men More Information. o’clock yuterday afternoon, Hou ‘’StatemenL” taklof treatment, eald that Nnator ty d ^ .^ WL) ehinff. to wait, Sylvia iuuted on Msry *s Company No. 3 w u called to a grus *wlth no vlelMe slgaa of Joy or ed bli vote ^ taking her to tho nnraerg so sm rOBEWOBD fire in tbe rear of 19 Benton s t r u t Governor Wilbur L. Cross today nervousnesi,leai, Mre. Maseie jammed Sonte Adopts Conpromse the Horriaon pr^oalp'befeipe the re Tb« MftBd«l aheHa oatdB tham' oonld become acquainted with tho At 4 o’clock, Company No. 1 w u the telegram Into her pocket. sult was annouB^; with e vHnv to niece she had never seen. ’The local BRA board la confrout- Issued a proclaiaatlon setting She has replied to it, the ' B«lvaa in making n aenantion ed with tbe neceeilty of Immediately called to a g ru s fire n e u R. O. Che aside Tuesday, May 1 as “Child moving recoiuddwetliBn later. of tho apiaode at Cannea. Tom- Philip greeted her cordially and bs ney’s place at Love Lane. At 9:40 said, on advioe given her 1^ United OD PUlippiM Proposal— was tonched by her genuine admira reducing tbe number of employees Health Day.” Governor Chnss’ pro States Consul John R. Putnam and mj raturna to London aa.aoon on work reUef under the Emergency o’clock l u t night No. 8 w u called clamation differs from previous aa ho can traTol bnt Ifarv ro- tion for Pamela. There were te m to Spruce and Birch streets to a fire Mrs. Putnam. fnaoa to anawer any of hia in Sylvia’s eyes as she looked at the relief plan begun last Monday morn documents of like nature in that “I am surprised at reporte that I W am d Afaiaat Voto. ing, to conform to an allotment of In the automobile of Paul Strange, His Sbcoellency does not refer to the HOSPITAL NOTES measagos. Lord Boxford, on three of them. evidently caused by a dgarette said a telegram froi her husband hia rotom, ta cold and rofnaoa ‘ * I most get out of this ’' sh,e stam- j 118,600 ^ven the town for the next pronouncement ae a proclamation. would be her beat restorative,’’ Dr. mered. “ I ’m getting aluhy. But two weeks under the state bud toued by a pasurby. It Is labeled simply “A Statement.” to bolievo hlarr ia tolling tho Forut Fire Warden John Jensen Borelll asserted. “I did not say this. Wazhlngtofi. April 11.—(AP) — Mias Teresa Soudlerl of 128 Ao- 1 whole truth. La deaporation, vou*re all so wonderful — and so getary ollowEUice plcm for tbe ensu It follows In full: ___ Mrs. Massle showed no haste to an ’The Senate today tentatively adopt bumn street was admitted yeiter. appy. Oh Mary, what a lucky ^ 1 ing month. The last r^rular full was engaged today in fighting a fire STATE OF OONNBOnOUT the aaka Tommy to toll him. In the Lydallvllle section of town, swer her husband’s telegram or ed a compromlM to return to the day. He abaolveo Hary of all yon are to have such a loving hu- time payroll under the CWA was By His Excellency, Wilbur L, other signs that she la feeling bis Philippine government revenue Mrs. Nora Murphy of 6 Mala blame, bat Philip, far from be b u d and such an adorable childl ’’ 14,096.40 and was distributed to 279 the first since he usumed that posi Cross, Governor. Mary lingered. When Pamela was| tion. ’The flames were heading to absence," tbe phjrslcian added. from the propoeod 8 eentz a poupd street and Mias Lillian Dueker of ing poranaded,. xa more ont- workers. The allowance per week A Statement Dr. Borelli explained that he did c'omeetic proceeaing tax on import Bolton were admitted today. raged than ever at what be tucked in bed, and they were ont-j under the new budget work relief ward the Vemon-Bolton town line Wbereae; ’The lack.of proper care side the nursery, she appealed to him and a thousand acres are in danger not question Mrs. Massie as to the ed coconut oil. , eaUa “ cheap pUy-acting.’* I plem will be nbt more than 88,777 and nourishment 1 ^ a far-reachls contents of the message. again. per week. of being burned over. Mr. Jensen it) The action left to be acted on a COUPLE SENTENCED. effect on the health of little chi proposal by Chairman Harrieon of After Lord Bezferd had eloeod the “ I can’t be a hypocrite” he said It Is expected that If the latest being assisted by volxmteer fire dren; and outer door behind him, Mary atood firmly, “ I ’m hurt, deeply hurt. X. instructions from the state office fighters. We are looking forward to the Senate finance comihlttee to ex Bridgeport, April 11.—(AP)— can’t hold you in my arms to ap regarding the budget for the next empt from the tax 520,000,000 for a long time, gaaing fixedly ahead pease your vanity.” brighter economic future; and Mrs. Elisabeth Nichols, 86, oi Brook of her. She felt ahe would never be four weeks is adhered to, that fur Our first step to regain ground LATEST STOCKS pounds of coconut oil from the field, self-confessed bumler, wee able to move again. Then ahe heard “ Stop dt, Philipl Ton have bOI ther reductions in the working force NRA NEED NOT FEAR izlanda, the average annual Impor right to say such a thing.” j lost In these years of depression sentenced to 60 days la ^ in tos one of the footmen approaching. She to conform to the 83,777 per weex should be taken in behalf of tbe New York, April 11,—(AP)—^Fl- tation for the last five yean. . i Superior Court todiy. Hsr hxif- n u t move. Whatever had happened, ’’Shall I change my nature, which I will be necessary. The last short- nandal markets were falr^ cheerful Haniaon''had warned of a preai- is perhaps just a little more normal: ANY COURT DEaSIONS children; and since we recognize the -today, but specifiative forces weie band, Robert Nichol^ 4S, also ad she moat not betray before the aw- than your own — and start to act ni week pay will be distributed to the close relation of good health to dential veto if the tax remained in mitting guilt oo tbe same dha^;e, vanta her feelinga. Forcing herself workers at the town garage tomor not inclined to let bullish enthusiasm the bill and read a letter from Mr. Ue»” peace of mind and development of run away with discretion. was given a 60 day suspended sen !to act in a casual manner, ahe gave She felt aa if he had beaten her.t row morning at 8:80 by G. H. Wad New York, April 11.—(AP) — the body: Roosevelt saying It violated the tence. On January 26 last, Mr. and 'him an order or two and went up to dell and Supervising Engineer H. L. Stocks generally were steady to principles of the Independence Act. Dumbly, she held out her hands in Confidence that the NRA h u noth Therefore: I, Wilbur L. Cross, firm, although there were a few soft Mrs. Nichols broke Into a summer }her room. supplication. He did not take them.. Griswold. ing to feair from adverse court de Governor of Connecticut, do set Not To Oppose home owned by Mrs. Alice Theoen She turned on all the lights and “ Why build up a situationt” he In the letter from the state office, spots In the motors and other cate Action came after Senator Harri cisions was expressed today by Dean aside Tuesday, May 1, 1934, aa gories attributed partly to fear of in Brookfield and looted it of most fast waiting. Surely Philip would said. “ These are your people —tho it was stated that it was to be anti cniarlu E. Clark, of the Yale Law Child Health Day, and urge all In son announced he would not oppose of ita furnishings. wome to her room to say goodnight. kind you like. Why don’t you have cipated that the first payroll, and more strike difficulties. ’The activ Bis reason would tell him he nad School. dividuals and organizations to give ity was not exceptional. Rubber, the Norris amendment returning a good timet Make whoopee, as yon possibly the second, would be In ex ’The attack on the legality of the solemn thought to their future ac the tax which he said would Rosicrucians were a group of been unjust. It could not be that eall it. There’s plenty to drink — cess of the average for the week as copper and silver were about steady everything between them was ever Recovery Act centered on three tivities in Child Health and Welfare, strengthen the Senate’s bargaining philosophers, originating wub a Ger get drunk, if yon likel” allowed under the plan. However, points, he told the committee on and grains and cotton were omy —that her life lay in ruiu about Mary, without a word, ran down that the near future may hold for slightly changed. Bonds displayed position when the bill went to con man monk n am ^ Rosenereiu^ in the the two payrolls remaining must be commerce of the American Bar ^ - the Improvement in the conditions ference. ’The bill as it passed tbe fourteenth centxiry. ber. the stairs. Sylvia, seeing her face, reduced correspondingly below the sociation, which he outlined u fol a moderately upward slant. For Her heart almost stopped beating sensed something was wrong, and of health and happiness of our most eign exchanges were featureless. average, since pasrrolls in excess of lows: precious asset, our children. ;when at last she heard nim coming she and her friends were going tho monthly average will not be eu- First, the claimed Improper dele Shares up around a point Includ np the stairs. He did not hesitate, on—she would see the next WILBUR L. CROSS, ed several specialties and such Issues lowed. gation of authority from Congrus Governor. even, as he passed her door and went day when they could be alone to> Waste of Effort to the President, about which he as Case, Dupont, American Tobac sa to his room. So—it was over. gather. Dated at Hiurtford, April 9, 1934 co B, American Can, U. S. Gypsum, “ I *m going, too ” said Mary. The entire situation, here, with said there had been r r ^ h talk but By His Excellency’s Command: It was dawn before Mary fell the budgetary allowances for the no adverse court decisions. U. S. Steel Preferred, American msleep and she awoke early. The When Philip, dressed for the din-' Kenneth Wynne, Rolling Mill, American Commercial ner, came down he found Fenwick next four weeks, set, makes for com Second, the alleged attempt to Executive Secretary. imaid who brought her breakfast plication and a waste of efforts regulate buslneu beyond tbe limits Alcohol, National Distillers and Ar Called 4th Liberty {tray, said Philip had already gone, waiting. The secretary told him mour Preferred. 'The alcoho'a isaying he would not be in until late Mary had gone out — they had said which have been directed by the of interstate commerce. Dean d a rk With the Governor’s proclamation they were going to the Toad In Tho chEudty department working In con asserted that the present trend of probably were the most active on afternoon and then only to dress for junction with ERA Investigators. It Judicial rulings was clearly toward a that Tuesday, May 1, be set a«ide rumors that some of the distilling !a public dinner he-was to attend that Hole. It was, he said, a fashionable aa Child Health Day, attention is companies might declare a dividend. evening. On top of several lettera place, “ a jolly spot.” What he did will mean that Instead of adding to broader Interpretation of what con Loan Bonds! the ERA list, many who are deemed stitutes Interstate commerce. again focussed on the health and General Motors, Chrysler and Nash worthy of work relief, the list of Third, the alleged violation of the welfare of tbe child. Connecticut is sagged. U. S. Smelting lost a point employed will be decreased, at leEUJt rights of the individual guaranteed not alone in this observance as and the other metals eased. Ameri tor the next 80 days or until not im- by the due process clause of the Child Health Day was authorized by can Telephone and most of the utlli-' If you are planning to exchange them for other expected cancellation of the recent constitution. The Deam pointed out Joint resolution of tbe Senate and ties were a trifle lower. ’The van- order respecting the state budget that the Supreme Court, in the House of Representatives May 14, ouB steels Improved, as did several Government Bonds, it must be done on (n: before has been received. Oklahoma Ice case, had emphasized 1928: of the -rails. In an effort to come to a definite the point that the paramount right “WhereM the quality of the adult Pending further clarification of Thursday, April 12, at close of business. undterstandlng in regard to what of public necessity will Justify le^s- citizenry of a country depends upon scattered labor situations and the may be expected in the way of fur latlon which may sharply limit the the opportunities for wholesome de much-disputed Exchange Control Holders of Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds with tiie ther complicating instructions from right of individuals. velopment provided in childhood; Bill, brokerage circles wore advising the state office, members of the local Hal H. Smith, Detroit lawyer, EUld discrimination in both trading and digits 9, 0 or 1 at the end of the serial number, ERA board will visit the office of took tbe position that the Recovery “Whereas in order to secure such Investment commltfnenta. Miss E. H. Little, acting supeevisor Act was clearly unconstitutional in well-iounded development. It is It was pointed out that a strike nay exchange these bonds for other government of the Emergency Relief Adminis that It was not merely a framework essential that provision be made for threat is still hanging over the tration for Connecticut tomorrow within which voluntary* agreements a year-round child health program; motor Industry in tho shape of the bonds “at substantial premiums.” morning at 10 o’clock. At the be can be made, but a Feder^ statute and tool and die workers’ ultimatum ginning of the new program, local imposing mandates and penalties “Whereas the concentration of which is supposed to expire tomor officials connected with the work are and providing for compulsory codes. the public mind on tbe necessity of row night. The fact that tho so- decidedly pessimistic of the value ot such a year-round program can be called "Educational’’ group of work We Will Be Glad To Be Of Service the entire program If orders, which effectively achieved by setting aside ers Is not in agreement with the A. niembers believe to be in direct cqn- one day for this purpose as “Child F. of L. leaders would not prevent In Helping You In This Matter. tradlctlon to the information dissem W A U ST. BRIEFS Health Day:’’ serious interference with automotive “Therefor be it production, It was believed, if the inated at the group meeting of two ’The New York Cotton Exchange weeks ago In the CapltEd, continue Resolved by tbe Senate and House difficulty is not adjusted. These bonds may be converted into cash at any Service estimates cotton consump of Representatives of the United Although ' the fintmclal district to be received. tion by domestic mills in March at Origlul Plan States of America In Congress as was still hopeful of desired changes time. 636,000 bales compared with the sembled. That the President of the in the regulatory measure receiving At the latter meeting the mem Census Bureau fla re s of 48,000 bers of the board, sitting In with 800 United States is hereby authorized the approval of Congress, it was bales for February and 496,600 In and Requested to- issue a proclama other former CWA officials. Mayors March, 1938. felt in some quarters that the fate and other welfare workers, were tion calling upon the Government of this legislation will not bo set officials to display the United States 'You KcouJdtov* mid, eoldlf eritieal "I'vt vttchfd tome of given to understand that the pro The next meeting of tbe Intema- tled until the President goes on four fridt of lair." gram was to be even more fiexlble tlonsd Zinc Cartel will be held at flag on all (itovemment buildings record m to the modifications which as it concerned employment of wor Ostend beginning July 31, It Is and tbe people of the United States have been proposed. THE MANCHESTER thy heads of families and deserving learned here. Members will review to display tbe flag at their homes or Industrial observers were heart on the tray, lay a wireless message. not say was that ss the doer was other suitable places, on May 1 of ened by word that General Johnson Sylvia would arrive in London closing after Mary, he had said to bread winners. The receipt of a the metal’s statistical position smd sometime during the day I himself: “ Good' for,you, Mary Bex- budget for the period stated yester decide whether to renew their agree each year, in order to awaken the would recommend the dropping of “ As if it weren’t bad enough ford.” day, had a very depressing effect on ment and continue regulation of people of our country to the funda the N. R. A. Licensing provision. In without her barging in with a wild Philip drove directly to the club. i the board as a whole. It was hoped output. mental necessity of a year-round terest was also expressed in the ad TRUST CO. crowd I” groaned Mary under her Mary and Sylvia were shooting dice by members that the meeting to program looking toward the protec ministrator’s statement that busi I breath. There was another emotion across the bar. He apologised for morrow with Miss Little In Hartford Dow, Jones A Co. estimates that tion and the development of the ness conditions generally are good I mixed with her consternation, how interrupting, explaining to Sylvia will clear up many of the vexing New York Central in M uch had physical and the mental health of and that Improvement had been ever. In a way she was glad. What and her friends that he was Itaving problems which appeeu* at this time. net Income of between 8600,000 and our children. ever her faults, Sylvia was big- so early in tbe morning for ParU on At the first moeting of the board 81,000,000 after charges. This would “Sec. 2. That May 1 ahall here hearted and one to be loyal unto business, ho must speak to Mary. yesterday afternoon, it was voted to compare with net loss of 82,863,846 after be designated and known as death. Different aa they were, there They went off in a room where they set up a free re-employment bureau [arch, 1988. May Day—Child Health Day and was a strong bond, there was a dsep could be together alone. in town, to help in placing the large that it shall be tbe duty or the love between them. Her husband “ Mary” said Philip. “ ThU ean’t number of lihemployed on various J. J. Pelley, president of the New President to request Its observance I might fail her} Mary knew her sis go on.” Jobs that are expected to come as York, New Haven A Hartford rail as prortded in this resolution." ter would never, no matter what she “ I agree to that” she said. the season advances. This bureau road, says revenues for the first jdid, “ walk out on” her. Just then. Lady Biversleigb'a will be listed as a project under tho week in April exceeded those of the Mary and Philip met ia the li- voice eonid bs beard. emergency relief plan. same 1988 week by about 14 per ^brary when he came home. She hi^ “ Tommy — Tommy Trent— stop Cemetery Plans steeled herself to be calm, bnt when making me laugh. I—” cent. S2S REWARD he wished her good afternoon ia a Mary’s face went white. It was also voted to develop the IFUl be paid tor any ooeh whleb polite, formal manner, she laughed “ Aunt Hetty—and Tommy!” she rest of the East Cemetery, not yet JUDGE THREATENED Great Christopher Positive Com hysterically and explained in answer gasped. “ I didn’t know she was in developed. Into lots suitable for sale New York, April 11.—(AP) — A. Core eannot remove. Aleo good to his question, she did it to keep town. I didn’t know Tommy would and for final improvement and ac postcard threatening Coimty Judge tor oellonemei irarte and molee* from crjdng. bo hero. Oh, Philip, boll^o asel” i ceptance as . part of the town’s Lester W. Patterson of tbe Bronx, Sold in Mnoobeeter by OLEN- . “ I ’m bursting ia here” she said, “ What dooo it mattorf” ho askod largest cemetery. Nothing will be and bis Blx-year-old daughter, Joan, NEV’S, 789 ainln Street.______laying her hand on her heart. “ What woarily. “ Ho ovidently belongs in done (dong this line until the plans was received at the Patterson home a O we need is a row—-a good, honest, yopr life. Why shouldn’t bo bo for ths landscaping of the additions April 4, tbe Jurist disclosed today. Irish free-for-all. Oh, 1 know yen where you are — always!” are made. Written In Ink and elgned "XYZ" won’t brawl. Bnt if we IH looser “ Philip” she pleaded. “ Do yon 'The board voted to Improve the the note said: -RUMMAGE SALE- we’d get this out of our sy’stsms — think—really think-^on are giving Mt. Nebo playgrounds. Globe Hollow “You’ll be sorry for lentoadnf jthe barriers would bo down — wo me a ehaneof You must like to swimming pool and the West Side that young fellow to tbe retoima- could forgive and forgot.” mo suffer. I'm like something playgrounds. A similar projsct for tory. Something serious will bap- TOMORROW 9 a. m. Ob “ You would lovo it” ho oaid oeld- smUrming on the end of a ^ n . I ’ve the improvement of the north end en to you or your daughter, Joan, 1y eritieal. “ I've watched some of tried—anda and again. But it ia playground will be continued as Sefore the end of the week." Store BCata St. atid Bralnard Plaoe your tricks lately—” ho stopped for no use.'' , other Jobs In process of completion Judge Patterson was unperturbsd Women’s Mlfolonsry Sedeties, the butler was approaching. “ No” bo said flatly. “ It is*^00’ are finished. over the note. South Metbodlet Church r^^Miss Sylvia Watts is ealllag, uao. I've tfie^ too. Bnt we can' iTonr Ladyship” he said. “ She hM not make outssIvm over. You want' several young men with her.” ^ thing. Very well. But, as it' IRISH NINE TO HOLD “ I'm sorry, Philip” said Mary, when the butler.had left., “ Shall I jsra. loend them awayt” “ I want a Ilfs togothor-ymi and MEETING TO ORGANIZE “ Whyf’’ he asketf raising his oyo- I ” she said desperately. “ I love bro^wi. “ She is your sister.” yon so that nothuig also mattons — T h e Manchester Pubtc Market what do little differoneos matter bo*' Tbe Irlih Nine boMball team will See t w ^ a man and a woman.who meet at Wells strest alley tonight. T 17 B Nicfl Pieee of Lsaib for Stowiag, on asIa at lOe lb. HMp, before wally loro each otborf” proudly to her All players are asked to report. The Fancy Shaved Dried Beef for Creaminf .. — 25e Vt lb. I friends. Iliee she saw Philip walk Wttlo-to mo.'^ time is seven o’clock, when all ithro^h the ball and s t ^ upetaira. “ Philip, giro mo a obanoo. I'B players are there they will go to tbe FRESH nSH BY EXPRESS! THOR ^ ‘‘anbblBg the barbariaaarJrtS do anything. I'll— meeting place in tbe Charter Oak One of the oountry's leading washers iMked of hfary, who onlainod bo “ It wonm bo the aamo thing oror street lote. This team In the put Fresh Hudson Shad. wlj.ono . . ready for the Blaetric Show in its ]pas going op to Pamela W ere she soIntioBr-ft diroroo.” years bu given tbe fane some very Fresh Bnllhesds ...... 20e lb. good games. Fresh Scallope...... 85e pint 1984 models. EflSdant, economical, \ SoraoB VanfoB Opam at Btnta Thanter April IB Lut yeu wu tbe first In thru F an ey Rib Veal Chops on eale a t ...... 25c lb.* 2 lbs. 45e yure that tbe team did not form and a beauty addition to kitchen or laundry* - See the Thor electric Iroaer, toto and It w u mleeed by many ball fau. TendM Shoulder Be« Steak on sale at 18e lb., 2 lbs. 85c Ita mombors wore A. D. Jobnaon of 'The present line-up le J. BuIUvan, 0; Freeh Made Tender Cube Steak...... 29e lb. $5 DOWN, BANK ASSOCUTIONS tba PboooDlx Btato Bank and Trust Robbins, p; B; MoCartby, lb.; J. Shank Ends of Sugar Cured Ham, 4 to 5 Ibe. each, on ✓ Oonmany of Hartford; E. Id. Qal* Lovett, 3b.; Vlot, ee.; Oble, 8b,; Hard of tba Union and Haw Haven B, MoCartby, rf.; B, lullivan, of.; sale a t ...... *...... lOe lb* TO MERGE IN STATE Truet Company and Walter E. Qod* Wodal, lf„ Any other ball players dard of tbe Stratford Trust Oom- ia town wbo wlsb to try out may do AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT so by attoadlBg tble meeting. See APEX The Modem Electric. - Now Rnvaa, April 11—(AP) — pany. Home blade Chicken Pies ••,•••2 for 19c By tbe merger tbe Conneetiout By acooptanoo of a eomnlttao ra- Home Made Rolls, all kinds ...... 2 dozen for 25c ElMtrie lig h t. . .to* id jo itm a t. . motor drivm bnuh , . Banlcers Association, will take over TRUCK DBIVBB A HBBO the featuree to 1 ^ for in new Apex CJleanar. Quiet, efficient,- : j- pwt at a mooting laat night tba tbe assets and llablUties df tbe other Hob|s Bfsds Potato Salad. .15c lb* Oonnaetiout Aaaeeiation of Itata body,ly, ’Tba’The datalladetails of the merger Haw Haven, Apdl U,—(AP) — A Chocolate MarshmsDow Rolls, flOed with marshmallow Available on easy terms. ' :■.' ' ■ ■ ■ 3 u tru^ driver wbo entered a burning / Banks and Trust Companies voted will be carried through by a 0^ ...... 19e each - '?5 DOWN.:, mittee. builang, awakened peraons aleeping / I f to merge with tbe Conneotleut on tbo aeeond floor and then contin Bankers Assooiation thereby eUmin- A NICE BBABB ued Bodeetfy on bla way, w u tbe Fl^Un AND VBOETABLE8 . f attng duplication of efforts In this bero of a Are today in tbe drug atore A Freah Shipment of FBnea Sealdsweet Orangee for onN mmanAroMi . parucular Held of effort, Futnaim April 11—(AP) — Wil and dwelling bouu at Sberman ave Jnlce. good fliie ...... 86e doi., 2 dos. for 46e j: This action bad no relation to tbe liam R, Williams of Webster and nue and LMlon avenue* The driver. I savings banks of tbe state which Mrs. Harriet E. Robinson and wboM identity w u net leamedt but Strictly Fresh Large Bgga froBi Coventry...... (, have their own orgaalsatien, Joseph Cocklnga, both of East Ded wbo w u believed to be a mllk-ittaB« • 89c doa#f 2 doCt for 55c. WATKINS Tba report was made by a eom- ham, Mass., are to share equally in dieoevered tbe Are at 6;80 a. ns. to Silver Lane Sweat Miaad Piddei...... q t ^ 25c < mittee recently named; hy Cbarlefi tbe 176,000 estate of tbe late Mrs. tbe lAffion pbannaoy. Ootog to-tbe Fancy Yellow Globo Oniona...... 4 Iba. 17c l;W. Bltaar, oaahiar of iba Bridge* Harriet M. Rasa of Putnam, under a eeoond floor, be aroused Mr. and iportO ty Trust Company, praaidant decision in probata oourt today. The Mrs. Edward Oos, nloksd up tbiplr •ililiiikM tir Bn- tof the Oennaotiettt AModatlaB of tbraa persons who will share tba oblldrsn, WbitaiF, f, sad Btvsrly, I. nutate Banks and Trust aslata flM,flfat-oeustDs, sod flamed th«i to fliMib ;r4V*'.j . I • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, B1ANOHB8TER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1964 BASEBALL BRIEFS Yale Crew Prospects Appear Brign By AMOOlftted PreM ^rlver in 3resterday*s slugfest against Wuhlngton. Apxll 11.—(AP)— the Richmond Colts. Tb* vBtarami Walter Stewart and TIGERS Monte Weaver were assigned to Birmingham, Ala. — Detroit’s carry the Washington pitching bur Hgrers will wind up their minor Nationals Are Seven Up EAST SIDES LOSE COACS IS PLEASED den today In the opening of a three- league exhibition games today You Take The Others^ day }ouat with Casey Stengel's against the Birmingham Barons. Brooklyn Dodgers. They defeated the Barons yesterday In Grape Fruit Battles TO,COLLEGIANS IN m g MATERIAL OH Owner dark Griffith 1s preparing 13 to 6, in a free hitting game that Braucher Takes Ekky to ask President Roosevelt as soon saw Detroit display both good and bad baseball. The Tigers were heavy as he returns to the capital to Um New York, April on the bat, getting 16 hits, but also 11.— (AP)— <&and Cleveland as a standout In the REC M E CLASH ber up his arm for a toss-out at With only e week to go before the HARD THIS SEASOH made five errors. Junior drouit. The Giants, despite By BILL BRAUQHBR ^second bow he’ll run the mile. Hs Mondiky’s opening game with the big show opens the Neuonal League PHTlJilBS their trouble with Cleveland, have I (NBA Iperti M tof) was wrong a ooupls of fifths tbs Red Sox. clubs still held a comfortable mar been the beavleet wlnnere in the PIRATES Philadelphia—Captain Dick Bar- ysar Twsn^ Grand mads ths oth tell of the Phillies, wh6 was spiked gin over their American League ri inter-league oomoetltlon with nine Experts are flaahlnf the news ers in ths Derby look llko Clydes Oklahoma City—Arky Vaughan, Are Beaten, 29-21 in First on March 25 in Florida, is "getting vals today in the grapefruit league vlotorlei. But they aleo have the that leveral noble gee-gees have dales, but he had the right steed Efis Hope to Break Ha^ youthful Pirate shortstop, wlU bum competition. To date the National largeet lose figure, ten. The Bos even though his prognoetleatlon used to a uniform again" and hopes been nominated to obtain the turf up National League pitching this to start playing Sunday. clubs have chalked up 42 victories ton Braves with seven triumphs and Game of Series for Junior anent the time (which was 2:01 rard’i String of Vietbries season if he continues his training In the meantime the peppy short In the inter-league competition Chicago White Sox with six also crown whloh perched so Jauntily 4-6) was a bit peeslmlatlo. camp performance. His record is; stop has been telling the school against 86 for the American League rate up among the Mg winners. last year os the brow of Equipoise. Any forecast, however, which Leads Pirate regulars with a children about baseball. Among the entries. The Cardinals head the Uet indi Crown; Roc Girls Bow in You can have them, ril have to gives Larranaga a heat over Mrs. on Tkames in June; Pin batting average of .890; leads in questions fired at him from . his Last week the National had a vidually with five vlctorlee and two take Ekky. When midsummer Swinging’s stalwart eon seems to runs scored with 22; leads In hits latest audience was: “do you think nine-game margin. But since then defeats followed by Cleveland with Prelim, 34 to 24. comes the son of Pennant-Swinging me to be so much salami. Too with 88; leads In doubles with 7; you’ll be able to win back your Job the Indians have beaten the Giants six and three and the'Cubs with 4 will come swinging down the lane often have 1 seen Ekky come from Ckances on Balance. leads In triples, 3; homers 8, and al from Mickey Hsislln?’’ four times In five clashes and other and 2. The Boston Red Sox, touted again. You will know then that the back there m tbo itretoh and kick so has batted in the most runs. ATHLE'nCS American League teams have as a coming first dlvlolon team, are old champion still has what it clods Into these country oorsee’ BRAVES Philadelphia—Frank Hayes, whom shown signs of improvement. largely responsible for the Ameri Before the largest crowd of the takes. faces. Freddie or no Freddie, m' New Haven, April II.— (A P )—It Boston—The Braves are due home the Athletics obtained from Mont The results point to the St. Louis can League’s poor showing, winning season at the School street gym Joumalletlo drummer boys are 6-cent mind bet goes emack-daiI has been four years since a Yale today for a bit of practise before real, has an enviable record of vic and Chicago National League clubs only two of their ten games with nasium last night, the impressive sounding the tom-toms In behalf on that Whitney hoee'e proboscis. crew gave Harvard its wash at New their series with the Red Sox. They tories. The A ’s have won five of as a couple of dangeious customers National League clubs. Collegians disposed of the East of a hoes named Larranaga. Fred A meeting between the two hss Londra but the quiet- confidence of are expected In time to put In an the six games against major league die Hcpklns, who used to ready been inevitable since Larranaga Coach Ed Loader In the prospects afternoon on the Wigwam diamond. Sides by a score of 29-21 in the first opponents in which their catcher game of a leriee to decide the up Equipoise for the races, le now beaded home first in the Cubu for his 1984 boat-load have caused The royal rooters planned a big has been the rookie from Trenton, Junior championnhlp of the Recrea In charge ot this animated bide Grand National, a 160,000 fixture Eli rowing adherents to believe that celebration for the Tribesmen—for N. J. tion centers. In the preliminary and J9Sgs to report that when old ac Havana. He ie at Bowie now perhaps happy days are due again. after all winning IS of their 19 ex It was Hayes whose home run novelty the Jack Armstrong Five Ekky oomee back to the races In and his name le on the line for Ueiially taictlcum on Yede rowing hibition games wasn’t at aU a bad yesterday enabled the Athletics to Yanks And Cards Picked scored a 34-24 victory over me Rec Maryland this year, Larranaga the big handicaps. A month’s prospects, Leader makes no secret showing. even the city series with the Phil girls. will be there to break hie heart training nas brought him to rasor- today of his pleasure with the ma GIANTS lies. The Collegians played a fine brand edge form. terial on hand for the start of the Atlanta—The New York Giants INDIANS of basketbaU to beat the East Sides, But Ho Onn Bo Wrong 12th year of bis regime. Atlamta, Ga. — Mel Harder ap gained at least one new fan and who put up a stubborn game Now Hopklne bappone to bo a In Shape “It is too sarly to say what men pears to be the most likely choice As Winners By Braucher pretty fair conditioner of bosses, an important one during their visit throughout. Dave Muldoon led the Equipoise has spent the winter at 1 shall have In my boats, when they to Atlanta. He Is “Uncle Wilbert as the hurler for the Cleveland attack of the winners, dropping in and his predictions usually have not Lexington, where winters we Just Indians in their first American go Into action,” he commented, but Robinson, former Brooklyn mana four field goals u d one from the been far wrong. He can look at a cold enough to keep the blood flow then added: ger who now is president of the At League game in less than a week. foul line. Slnnamon, Paguskus and boss and tell within two-fifth of a ing. The veteran Sam Rice, originally “I tun very pleased with the ma lanta club. He was seen rooting Sees Races in Both Leagues JEWELS DEFEATED Obuchowskl hit the cords for a to terial I have. The men are keenly hard when the Giants lost to Cleve intended for use as a pinch hitter, tal of seven field goals, thus playing awEUce to what is needed. All are has an even chance to replace Dick an Important factor In the triumph. land yesterday and when accused of looking forward to our season.’’ going over to the enemy he explain Porter in right field. as Closest in Years But The Collegians scored first on a BY WETHERSFIELD field goal by Muldoon and at no Bank On Balance ed: Thrice beaten by Harvard in as “WeU, I’ve been around New York Atlanta — The Cincinnati Reds time of the game did the losers MAX BAER STARTS EAST Doesn’t Figure Giants and many years on the Thames, Yale lot.” came here today to take on the At threaten to take the lead away ^ YANKEES lanta Crackers again In their last from the winners. The end of the pins its hopes of breaking the Har Chattanooga, Tenn.— Ben Chap exhibition game with minor league Senators Can Repeat Tri Jaffe Team Loses Nip and first quarter found the orange Jersey vard vlcto^ string next June on man, speedy outfielder of the New teams. beys leading 10-6, and also holding FOR SERIOUS TRAINING balance rather than experience. York Yankees, Is willing to admit The Southern Association club re a lead of 16-8 at Intermission. The Of the boat-load that rowed and I he never can equal Ty Cobb’s feat ceived a IS to 2 beating from the umphs of Last Season, Tuck Battle, 35-34; Lead end of the third period found the lost last year, dnly Captain Johnny but he’s after one of Cobb’s records. Rede yesterday. CkiUeglans way in front with a com Jackson of New Haven, W. 8. Kll- '1 can’t ever hope to hit like Ty," A four-game series with the De manding lead of 26-18. Begins Grind for Title Bent BLUEFIELDS TO GIVE bume of New York and J. 8. PlUs- Chapman said, “and I can’t expect troit Tigers will bfe opened at Chat By BILL BRAUCHER at Halftime. The East Sides rallied In the bury of Crystal Bay, Mich., remain. to equal his record for 96 stolen tanooga tomorrow. NEA Service Sports Editor closing minutes of plaj and suc WHk Camera on June 14; YOUNGSTERS A CHANCE To this nucleus Le^er may add P. bases In a season because the rules New York, April 11.—Here comes ceeded In reducing the lead to 1. Taylor of Louisville and J. 8. At were different when he made it. But St. Louis— The Cardinals and the the big guess: The Jaffe Jewels traveled to eight points before the final whistle wood of 8prlngfield, Mass., both of the one record I can beat Is the Browns will bring big league base AMERICAN LEAGUE: Wethersfield again last night but but the rally was too late. Confident of Lifting the whom rowed on the Junior varsity number of years Cobb led the league ball for 1984 to St. Louis today in New York this time returned on the short end These two Junior aggregations Invite Boys 14 to 17 Years to a year ago. ' In stolen bases. His record is six the first of a five game pre-season Washington of the score 35-34. The game was meet again at the School street gym Try Out for Team in Effort More than a score of crews— series. tomorrow night at 8:30 o’clock In and I’ve already led three times.’’ Boston nip and tuck with Jaffe’s bolding a Crown;. Brother Sparring to Develop Talent. varsity. Junior varsity, 160 pounds, Bill Hallahan, the Cardinal veter Detroit small lead up until about the tUrd the second game of the series. yearlings, and college house eights DODGERS There was much praise from both an pitcher, will be on the mound St. Louis quarter of the game. —are at work and It is possible some Richmond, Va. — The Brooklyn against Jim Weaver, Brown’s new teams and spectators for the effi Partner in Exhibitions. Dodgers have found one ball park Cleveland During the last-quarter play be At the regular meeting it was de bright prospects may be uncovered comer who will pitch his first game came quite spirited and at one time cient manner of “Ty" Holland In In which they can obey the fans' Philadelphia officiating this game. cided that youngsters in town be on the minor crews. Organized last in Sportsmans’ Park. ’The home Chicago. a free for all was barely averted. It fall, the college house rowing has orders to “lose It.” The field here town Nationals and Americans will CoUe^ans (29) Sacramento, Calif., April 11. — tween ages of 14 to 17 years would NA'nONAL LEAGUE: happened when Faulkner and Hun- been placed in charge of Bob Butler, is located on the tip of an Island in play the “city championship” series P. B. F. T. (AP)—Max Baer Is enroute east to be eligible to try out for the Blue- St. Louis gerford became entangled In a University of Washington graduate the James river and drives over the in five consecutive days, concluding 8 Slnnamon, rf .. 3 1-1 7 day to begin serious trtdnlng for bis fields baseball tecun, which Is known Chicago scramble for the ball. The crowd left field fence Ismd in the water. Sunday, polished up for the opening 1 D. Muldoon, If . 4 1-1 9 fistic battle with Prime Camera as one of ths fastest semi-pro teams and former coacb of two navy crews The Dodgers splashed four into the New York surged onto the floor but order was 1 Carpenter, o .. 1 2-5 4 At Poughkeepsie. of the major leagues next Tuesday. restored. With about a minute to June 14 for ths heavyweight boxing in Manchester, specializing in young Pittsburgh 2 Tierney, rg ... 0 1-1 1 championship of the world. ball players. Yale opens its season April 28, Boston go Bergendahl threw in a pretty 1 Raguskus, rg .. 2 0-0 4 when two crews will row against long shot from the center of the He was the guest at a farewell All boys between those ages wish Cincinnati 0 Obuchowskl, Ig 2 0-0 4 ing a try out are asked to report to M. L T. on Lake Quinslgamond. Brooklyn court giving hie team a one point dinner prior to boarding the South ern Pacific overland linflted here last Coach Jim Foley at Bluefields’ prac The Schedule margin. Pete Anderson, who won 5-8 29 Philadelphia. 8 12 night. The last words be heard as tice diamond on McKee street Satur ^Aprt!-29*i^Mlr8lty and 150 pound BLACK HAWKS CAPTURE the game with bis long toss last Eket Sides (21) varsity crews vs M. I. T., Lake, the train pulled out was a feminine day afternoon at 2 o’clock. Boys Races in both leagues that prom week, nearly duplicated bis feat P. B. F. T. Quinslgamond, Worcester, Mass. again this week. He sent a long voice shouting “bring back the trying out for team will not have to ise to be the closest is years seem 0 Urbanettl, rf . . . . . 0 0-0 0 Join the club. May 6—Varsity, Freshman, Junior shot sailing from midcourt that Utle.” to be on the program as the oase- 8 Deyorlo, rf ...... 0 1-2 1 “I sure will,” replied Msix waving Eddie Raguskus Is an example of varsity and 150 pound crews vs HOCKEY’S STANLEY CUP went through the net clean as a 1 Weir, I f ...... 2 2-3 6 ball season begins. Shifting of play PennsylvEUiia and Columbia on the whistle but the timers’ gun had gone his bat to the crowd. a youngster making good regardless ers has made the task of selection 0 Haraburda, If . . . . 2 2-2 6 of bis 14 years of age when he start Hudson river, New York. off Just before Pete tossed the ball 1-2 6 As he left the hotel dining room, the hardest exporienced In many 2 Gavello, o ...... 2 ed to play for Bluefields. Today he May 19—-Varsity, Junior varsity, and the score was rendered nil. 0-0 0 Baer tossed an apple he had been years. 1 Vince, r g ...... 0 Is considered one of the best first freshman, vs Pennsylvania and Cor Jaffe’s Jewels. ___ 1 1-1 8 eating into the street and remarked: BASEBALL Down Red ~ Wings After 90 In the American League, as this 0 J. Muldoon, Ig basemen developed In town. All P F F T “This is where I stop playing. From nell EUid 160 pound crews vs Har observer sees It, the Yankees seem now on it is to be serious business players on the team last year and vard at Derby. By Associated Press to have everything needed to win a 3 Faulkner, r f ...... 0 4-6 4 7 ‘ 7 7-10 21 Minutes of Bitter, Dogged 2 John Tierney, If .. 3 1-2 7 Referee, Holland. with me. I alone can win the title members who wish to try out are Jime 22— Harvard Regatta at Cleveland, 4, New York Nationals pennant. Last year, due to Illness asked to report Saturday at 2 1 Nelson, c ...... 6 1-1 11 Half time score, 16-8, Collegiane. for me and 1 am going to do It.” New London (varsity, Junior varsi 8. and injury, the pitching bogged o’clock. Eight minute perlode. On the train with Baer is Ancil ty and freshman). Boston Nationals 6, Washington down badly. Now, with Ruffing In 0 Anderson, r g ...... 1 1-1 8 Play, 1-0; Little Harold 2 Bycholski, I g ...... 0 2-6 2 Hoffman, his manager, Mrs. Hoff- 2 . splendid shape, the team appears to Jack Armstrong Five (84) mEin, Mike Cantwell, bis trainer, and Pittsburgh 12, Chicago Ameri 1 Hutt, Ig ...... 8 1-1 7 March Is Hero of Victory bo a winner. 1 am expecting t P. B. F. bis brother, Buddy, a strapping 18- cans 7. great season also from Lefty Go 1 Armstrong, r f ----6 0-0 year-old youth who will be bis Philadelphia Americans 8, Phila mes, 9 12 10-16 84 Wethersfield A. 0. 2 Enrico, If ...... 7 0-0 sparring partner In a series of ex delphia Nationals 7. Washington won a pennant last 1 Manuel, I f ...... 0 0-0 hibitions. CJincinnatl 8, Atlanta 2.' in Deciding Tussle. p F F T ysar largely through tbs superhu 1 Heartel, rf ...... 8 0-8 6 2 Braitbwait, c ...... 1 0-0 The first exblMtlon will be at You Need These Things In New York Americans 14, Chat man pitching of General Alvin 2 Croekettf rg ...... 0 0-0 Springfield, Mo., Friday night. The tanooga 8. * S Bergendahl, If . . . 2 1-8 5 Chicago, April 11.—(AP)—Chi Crowder. Another season from the 2 Warner, c ...... a 1-1 6 0 Howroyd, :g ...... 0 0-0 other exhibitions that have been Detroit 18, Birmingham 6. cago's eight year quest for the Stan General who If getting along in 2 DeSlome, I g ...... 3 0-0 •cbeduled will be at Tulea, Okla., Boston 9, Greensboro 6. 0 Hungerford, c . . . 2 2-8 6 ley Cup had ended in triumph today years, hardly onn be expected. The 2 O'Ckinnor, rg . . . . 1 1-1 8 April 16 and Kaneaa City, April 18. Brooklyn 26, Richmond 7. Two other etag* appearances may Your Wardrobe NOW and little Harold (Mush) March foot that Clark Griffith bae been 2 Hammer, Ig .. . . . 6 0-2 10 10 17 0-0 84 be put on, Hoffman said, before the was professional hockey's man of •hopping for a pitcher epeake vol 0 Breslau, Ig .. . . . 0 0-0 0 Reo Girls (24) the hour. umes on the weaknees of the Wash P. B. arrivee In New York, April After more than 90 minutes of ington club. 10 16 6-18 86 0 Cole, r f ...... 8 bitter, dogged hockey before a In the National League, the Car Referee, Dolan. 0 Von Deck, I f ...... 4 •A New Hat crowd of 16,500 spectators, March, dinals begin the race with strength Timer, Neleon. 0 Cervlnl, c ...... 8 MBROHANTS LBAOUB ihe llttlest man on the ice, drove a In every department. Last year, Score half time, 18-14, Jaffee. 0 Webb, 0 ...... 0 By taking four points from the A'alst high shot into the net behind even though the team led the league 0 Wilson, rg ...... 0 First National, Hale’s Self Serve Wllf Cude, to give the Blackhawks la run-maklag, there was discord 0 Haugh, I g ...... 0 won the second half of the league. Emerson Hats 0 Duke, I f ...... 0 a one to- nothing victory over De under the management of Gabby The Hardware Stores won the flret troit Red Wings, the old pewter cup half. The roll off for the league Street. With Frlscb In the saddle, GIRL AQUATIC STARS 0 10 4-9 24 and the world professional title. cbampioneblp will take place Thurs and with the best reserves a club Referee, Oplxxi. $3*50 and $4*00 It was this same March, who could ask for, the Cards should win day night at 9:80 at the Charter TO START CAMPAIGNS Seven minute periods. Oak Alleys. The banquet will be slashed homo a goal in an overtime 100 games. Half time score, 20-10, A m - period to defeat Les Canadlens of The 8t. Louie entry will have a held at Oeoao’e cottage next Tues etrong’a. day night, April 17th at 7:80 p. m. Othel* Hats Montreal, in the flpal match of the distinct edge on tne Giants In Chicago, April 11. — (AP) — second place series of the National uaeh. Pitching oarrlsd tbs Ntw S p e ^ Match ? Katherine Rawlee of Miami, Fla., Oarrone’s Sfarkst will meet Jaffe’s Isague playoffs. orkers to a pennant last ysar. and Leonore Klgbt of Komeetead, $1.50 to $3.00 The Hawks became the third Jewels ^Igbt. With tbs lively ball that the Isague Pa., two youngsters who gave FAVORITES ARE UPSET StOTM (8) American team to take Canada’s has adopted for 1984, I do not re- swimming a new thrill laat year as 92 118 107 812 most highly prised trophy, The New Oallasso ard pitobing with the same reepeet they churned the waters to spectac 96 91 118 804 York Rangers won in 1928 and 1988, IN MASON-DIXON P U Y Bropby ...... Slat bad to be accorded last sea ular triumphs, open their 1984 eam- EldUfftr ••••##• 112 99 102 803 while the Boston Bruins emerged son. tomgbt In the women’s Na Olson ...... 186 116 131 878 victors in 1929. The rsal threat to the Cards' su nai A. A. U., indoor champion- White Sulphur Springe, W. Va., AndersoB .... 117 136 109 849 premacy will be the Cube. Strength ships. April 11.— (A P )—Despite the loss ened materially in the bludgeoning Miff Klgbt will defend her title of two favorites In the opening "882 ”884 "o w IW UNDECIDED ON SITE department with the addition of in the 100 yard free style, with the round plenty of close competition A. M P. •tores (1) •Sweaters Chuck Klein In the outfield, Chicago 16 year old Miami star meeting the was expected today in the quarter Wennergren .. 98 116 101 814 will have as bard a bitting crew as challenge of a fast field In the 800 final matebee of the l^aeon and Johnson ••••#• 101 106 100 806 FOR TITLE STRUGGLE there Is In the National League. If yard Individual medley. Dixon amateur golf tournament. Appleby ...... 88 88 88 359 Men*! and Boys’ Llght- Guy Bush, Lon Wameke and the Roof GUson of Jackson, Mich., the l^fttro ••••#•• 194 l131 90 844 New York,-April 11— (AP) —Ex rest of the pitching staff can mas defending champion, and Harrleon Petke ...... 121 109 116 849 w iig h t S w iaters In cept for the matter of choosing a ter the lively ball, the Cubs will Smith, Oklahoma City veteran, have what they need to beet the CLEVELAND PLAYERS " w 499 1599 site for the fight, which may not be were the vlctlme of yeeterday'e up SlotvcloM. Slip-on and as simple as it appears, everything Cards. sets. Cape Kelth’i (0) is settled for the meeting between The dark horses In both leagues TOPHANDBAUFIEU) The co-medallste, B. G. Uveeay, Barney Ross, the lightweight cham will be the teams I have picked for the Columbus, Ohio, eouthpaw, and Hayes ...... 110 110 Coat Styles. pion and Jimmy McLamln, welter fourth place—Detroit in the Ameri Arthur Lynch of Msmaroneck, N. E. K e ith ...... 79 86 — 164 weight titleholder, May 28. can League, and Pittsburgh In the New York; April 11.—(AP) — Y., sulvanced to the second round W. K e ith ...... 94 96 98 388 .Cod Three Cleveland playeri topped the M unhy ...... 82 89 — 171 Articles were signed deciding the National. a« did John B. Ryerson of Coopere- 62 date, the 16 round route and the 147 Cochrane’s Tigers loom up on pa field In the national four wall hand town, N. "X. H&rul #$••••• 82 102 376 ball cbamplonehlpi today as the $1.50 to $6-50 pound weight limit, making it a per as the best young tsam In .the Tory’s matches sent Lynch Chanda ...... 112 117 101 880 eight quarter finalists In the slnglea S k l t t S - battle for McLamln’s title. The younger circuit. The Mick Is count against Clive Alvord cf Green^ch, drew a day of rest. • 488 1484 question of the site remained In the ing heavily on Schoolboy Rowe’s Conn., James Watt of Lynchburg ”449 "489 hands of the free milk fund for arm to roimd Into shape—and if It Charles Ments, Jossph Ooudreau WathlBs (4) against Dan R. Topping of Green- 89 babies, which is promoting the show. doei, the pltcblim; will be amplv and John Bndxe^o made up the Buckland .... 118 92 394 Men’s Beaver Brand Sport Chamois Vests Cleveland representation left to wlcb; Uveeay against Robert A . 93 118 291 taken care of. Gooee (3oelln has HennequiB . . . 84 at$|75 compete with Sam Atebeeon of Stranahan of Toledo. Ohio, and 19 98 391 SHIELDS ADVANCES one more good year In bis system, Lovett ...... 104 Memphis, the defending champion, RyersOn against Robert Lester of 114 107 813 Men’s Beaver Brand Washable Cape and he’ll Just about make that Frasier 91 —give you so much more Angelo l i ^ l o of New Vork and New York. Wlganowsld .. 99 107 106 807 Plnehurst, N. C., April 11,— (AP) Tiger outfield of Pete Fox, Goelln George Nelson of Baltimore, former Leather Zipper Jackets quality* vtyle and fit for —The going was a bit tougher for and Gerald Walker one of the beat 1409 tltlebolders, and Jack Srenco of St. BLUES PRACTICE "497 "494 614 your money, you’ll always a reduced field in the North and wrecking crews In the majors. Louie and John Walsh of New South tennis tournament today. The Pirates, who bogged down swear by their b9tt§r York. Bale’s Sslf Ism (4) Washable Cape, Button Front Jackets Frank X. Shields of New York, las4 year frightfully for want of a The Xnvlnolhlee will o ig u la e this RusssQ ...... 99 99 122 312 year aa the Ulae Blues. The follow value. seeded No. 1 In'the American list of first class hurler, seem to have MaddSB ...... 99 96 90 270 entries, dashed through two rounds strengthened the pitching staff ma BRITlfB-AMXBIOAN CLUB ing are asked to report at the mill 99 109 132 814 With Pigskin FInidi Comm in and leek ever eur new WslB ...... yesterday without the ■ loss of a terially in the addition of Red LU' lots tonight at 6:80 o’clock: "Ham- W. ABdsrtoB .. 99 m 92 811 eyU*. While e» eolen. imhbsed -game and today was faosd by Bar oae, whom they obtained from the The final game of tba Brttlab* mar” Waob. Howard WUey, ’‘Ourly” TwsrBits .... 104 U 4 844 er.ceilar MiMhed. ney Welsh, Duke University per Clnolnnatl Reds. Lucas, with ths American Bowling Loigua will ^be Kuilowtoa, ”Bddle” Koaa. Johnnla AU these are fine for golf and former. . pesslMllty that rookie Ralph Blrk- rolled at M urpho aUeyi tomorrow Gratae* KoPartland, Koraler, Mo- 4T4 BIT 8SQ 1661 Other Shim at S2J0, S3.M, |S40 In other third round struggles, ofer will c( me through, should give night. The following bowlcn arc OuDumi IquatrltOi lulUvaa, Obu* n m 2Ta«onal I (0) wear. ■ Walter Martin of Toronto, Sina- the Plrktea plenty of pitching. requested to be precenti Bnglaikh ebewikl, Oonaars. Johnatoa ...... 98 •>1 . dlan No. 1 player, faces Harvey The Wanxrs, Lmdstrona and Arky James Finnegan. John MolCmiamy, T M U lie Bluee would like to see Itaay ...... ijo Harris, University of North Caro Vaughn, the shortstop who has William Shielda, David Morrlcoq, mmutfevi of any team whoN play Duraad * 79 HULTMAN'S lina and J. Gilbert Hall of South bear pounding t^ lively ball for Sam MoAdamCi — eri aVanfi the age of 16 and un« MoXimr .... 19 C.L Orange. N. J., seeded sixth, takes homers all through the epring Ireland, George Pootc, B racit fier, Md wmUd Uke to form a. roffM ...... 99 on Giles Veretraton, Jaakson' training olroult, should supply ploh' ■horman, OoUa Oavla, Claroooa laagna to play for the jitywiDe Heights, N. T. P m® .._ v x o e TotJitfiEiiK .'. , r*^ ♦' v'- * ' ' ’ I " • ' • "T ■' ■♦ ' J T I i I s SHOP a "‘> ODVERTliE ' ‘ LUST AND FOUND BUSINESS 8BRVIGBS APARTMENT'S—FLATS— Qovemmfint, Edueatlaga tor OFFERED 18 TENEMENTS 68 WARIfS BIG WEEK body, the W««twmrd Mtomtion, IXDST—SATURDAY morning, be S ^ N E W n Freedom ol the Slaves, Woman tween Hale’s and Textile store, NEW FLOORS LATED, sandad and FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, also N. Y . Stocks Local Stocks Suffrage, the World War, and laat, brown umbrella with amber tips. finished. Also old fioors sanded and six room tenement with ail im the p ^ od at hand, i^ e h the Call 4746 after 6 p. m. refinisbed like new. Phone Rock provements. Inquire at 147 Blast OPENS TOMORROW Adam a •**.'% • • • • • • 10 speaker called Adventuring with (Fimlahed by Potean A Oo.) OF SCHOOLS IN ville 974-4. Center street Air Radho ...... 100^ Ideas. l o s t —PAIR OF TORTOISE shell Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Alaaka J u n ...... 21% At present said the speaker, edu- glasses In case, Monday noon. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat aU AUeghoiy ...... 3% eatltm le stopping to evaluate what Finder please return to 30 Summer 1 P. M. Stock HEATING—PLUMBING Improvements, rent reasonable, at AlUed C h e m ...... 162% N EnjO YEARS has taken place through these peri street. 170 Oak street Inquire Maples Large Crowds Expected to ROOFING 17 Am C a n ...... 105% Baak Stocks ods and considering what changes Hospital, 164 Oak. Am Coml A lco ...... 63 (Oonttnoed from Page One) Bid Asked \are necessary In the educational PLUMBING, HEATING, electrical Take Advantage of Great Am For P o w ...... 10% A l lUMOBlLES FOR SAI.E 4 FOR RBINT—^TWO, THREE and Cap Nat Bank A Trust 14 16 system of the future. and oil burner service. Edward Am Rad St S ...... 16 to say nothing of the upper four Verplanofc Sees Challenge Hess. Phone 3413. four room furnished or unfurnished Copn. Rlvor ...... 460 — 1932 TERRAPLa NE 4 passenger Am Sm«at ...... 46% First National of Htfd 85 — years of study, will undergo a rev Commissioner Wright was intro apartments. Manchester Construc Sales Event Am Tel and Tel ...... 119% olution changeover in the entire coupe. Fords, 1931 coach, 1931 tion Co. Tel. 4131 or 4369. Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 60 54 duced by Superintendent of Schools coupe, 1930 coach, 1930 coupe; 1929 Am Tob R ...... 73% general range and program of MOVING—TRUCKING- Hartford National .... 17% 19% Fred A. Verpianck. who briefly out Chandler sedan; 1929 Chevrolet FOUR LARGE SUNNY rooms, Am Wat W k s ...... 21 . Phoenix St. B. and T... 166 — study.” lined the educational system of thl« coupe; 1927 Pontiac sedan. Brown’s STORAGE 20 white sink and tubs, porch, mod Tomorrow la the start of Ward Anacfmda ...... 17% West Hartford Trust.. 95 — “We must begin again the pro town. He said that the ulducatlon- Garage. em. Bargain Ilk.OO and 916.00 3 Week, and Manchester welcomes Its Atchison ...... 69% Ihsara.^oe Stocks gram of character building in our al Club in this town took the place MOVING—TRUCKING and light Auburn ...... 62% Walnut street near Pine. Inquire arrival with the first days of Spring Aetna Casualty...... 51 58 schools, with the collapse of charac here of the Parent-Teachers Asso FOR s a l e ;—CHANDLER COACH, hauling. Ashes removed weekly. E. Aviation Corp ...... 9% ter In our big cities.” the speaker Tailor Store. as enthusiastically as it does Spring Aetna Fire ...... 88 40 ciation which Is of such value In 1926, first class running condition. L. Morin, telephone 6153. Balt and Ohio ...... 30% Aetna L if e ...... 19% 21% declared. He told of a recent sur other localities. Reasonably priced. WUliam Mun- FOR RENT—FOSTER STREET’ Itself! Bendix ...... 19% Automobile ...... 20 22 vey of 1,000 mental defectives by In conclusion, Mr. Verpianck de PERRETT & GLENNEY INC. local Beth Steel ...... 43% sie, 52 Benton street. Phone 7396. near East Center street south The last crates and cartons have Conn. G eneral...... 28 30 Imminent educators In support of plored Che fact that so few people and long distance moving. Dally Beth Steel, p f d ...... 76% his assertions. express to Hartford. Overnight tenement, newly renovated, all im been emptied of their contents, the Hartford Fire ...... 52 54 availed themselves of the excellent Borden ...... 23% Phoenix F ire ...... 61% 63% Radio, the speaker said, was the service to and from New Torn. provements. Dial 3582. address by Commlssionei Wright. sales force has been increased to Can P a c ...... 17 Hartford Steam Boiler 62 64 “last example of how America will Tel. 3063—8860 or 8864. Case (J. I.) ...... 73% He said that a great challenge had Want Ai FOR RENT—GREENACRES, five t£ike care of the vast throngs of National Fire ...... 61% 63% debase its culture simply for prof been laid before the educational room flat, A-x shape rent 93U, Cerro De P a s c o ...... 37% Travelers ...... 460 470 it," in which the recent presenta eager shoppers, and there is about Ches and O h io ...... 47% •systems of the country, one that is with garage. Also 5 room flat 927. PubUc Utilltlefl Stocks tion of grand opera as a means of greater than anything hitherto ex Manchester PUBLIC PASSENGER Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main street the store an air of expectant readi Chrysler ...... 64% Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 39 43 ness. advertising products was a concrete perienced, but one which will test SERVICE 20A Phone 5440. Coca Cola ...... 118% Conn. P o w e r ...... 38 40 example. He advocated the remov Evening Herald Col Carbon ...... 70% to the utmost those who are to car Five hundred stores are partici Greenwich, W&Q, pfd. 50 — al of radio from the control of busi IN ADDITION TO SUver Lane Bus FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement pating In this nationwide event, and Coml Solv ...... 30 ry on the work so ably carried out CLASSIFIED Hartford Elec ...... 51 63 ness and placing It on strict govern in this country in the past. Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party with all improvements and garage. an army of buyers have sent in mer Cons G a s ...... 37% Hartford Gas ...... 42 45 advertisements Cons O i l ...... 12% mental standards of control as It is or team trips, we also offer 7 pas Inquire at 54 Maple street. chandise from Edl the great market do., p f d ...... 45 — being 'handled in England for the senger sedan livery. Phone 3063, ing centers. The fact that Wards Cont C a n ...... 81% S N E T C o...... 107 111 Count eix »T«ra*« words to a llae. FOR RENT—MODERN five room Com Prod ...... 77 benefit, not the debasing, ol our 400 MORE STRIKE Initlala, numbara and abbreviations 8860, 8864. are in touch with approximately Mannfactoring Stocks civilization. The radio, the speaker flat, on West Center street, and Del L and Wn ...... 29 each count at a word and compound 15,000 sources of supply indicates Am Hardware ...... 19% 21% said, could be used as a medium of words as two words. Mlnlmmn cost Is others in different localities. Wm. Du P o n t ...... 98% the far-reaching effect of Ward Am H osiery...... — 35 education 11 handled properly. price of three lines. Kanehl, 619 Center street Tele Eastman Kodak ...... 90% IN EAST HARTFORD Line rates per day for transiant PROFESSIONAL Week in the industrial life of the Arrow H and -1, com. 13 16 “What we have all allowed our phone 7773. nation. Purchases for this Ward Elec and M u a ...... 6'% do., p f d ...... 95 105 (Oontinaed from Page One) iCIfectiTe Mar«h IT, ISST SERVICES 22 Elec Auto L ite ...... 28% children to see and to hear, is in Cash Charge Week Sale total hundreds of car Billings and Spencer.. — 1 part responsible for the downfall of FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene Gen Elec ...... 23 tool and dlemakers employed in the • Consecutive Days ..I 7 ots > cts PIANOS ’TUNED, repaired, rebuilt. loads of feature bargains alone— Bristol Brass ...... 20 .22 character,” Commissioner Wright 11 eu ment at 33 Ridgewood street, mod Gen F o o d s ...... 34% do., pfd...... 95 — local shops would respond to a t Consecutive Days .. i ots John Cockerham, 28 Bigelow to be sold far under general prices. Gen M o to rs...... 38% charged. We should initiate a more I Day ...... I 11 Ota It ou street. Phone 4219. ern improvements. Inquire 148 Bls- Furthermore, there are many addi Case, Lockwood and B — 300 strike call and that, as in the case All ordera for Irregular inssrtlona aell street. Gillette ...... 10% vigorous, more vdtal attack on the will bs cbarssd at ths ona tlms rata. tional carloads of regular merchan Collins Co...... 45 — of the Motor Products Corp. strike Gold Dust ...... 22 Colt’s Firearms ...... 26% 28% study of good citizenship.” settled Monday, the effect would be Special rates for lone terns every FOUR ROOM FLAT—1st floor, im dise to be sold at money-saving Hudson Motors ...... 20% Future Leisure day advertising glvsn upon rsquest. BUSINESS prices. Eagle Lock ...... 27 29 felt shortly in many leading auto Ads ordered for three or elx days provements, good neighborhood, Int Harv ...... 42% Fafnlr Bearings ...... 50 60 With the automatic machine sup mobile plants. and stopped before the third or fifth OPPORTUNITIES 32 reasonable. App.y Chas J. Strick Considered by many the greatest Int Nick ...... 28% planting hand-labor to the degree day will be charged only lor the ac Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 — The strike of the motor parts land, 168 Main street Phone 7374. retail sale in America, Ward Week Int Tel and T e l ...... 16 Gray Tel Pay StaUon. 14% 16% that the future week will be on the tual number of tlmee the ad appear FULLY EQXnPPED local gasoline activity reaches astoundiag propor workers forced a suspension of prp- ed. charging at the rate earned, but Johns ManvUle...... 68% Hart and C ooley ...... — 126 general basis of a six-day, thirty- duction by the Hudson Motor service station, will be leased on Kenneeott ...... 22% no allowance or refund! oan be ssnde tions. Wards must plan a year ahsad Hartmann Tob, com.. — 6 hour week, the average Indi'vldual Co., but operations were la full on Blx time ade stopped attsr ths favorable terms. Local man pre for It. Attending this sals will be Lehigh Val Coal...... 3% will find a Burpliu of 188 boure a filth Aay. BUSINESS LOCATIONS do., pfd...... 16 — swing in the latter plant today aftor ferred. Must be a hustler snd nmre people thito the entire popu Lehigh Val R d ...... 10 Int S liv er...... 89 42 week to do with, what le desires. No torbldTs aspUy M t finsncially responsible. Write Box FOB BENT 64 Ldgg and Myers B ...... 93% the settlement of the parts com oolcL lations of New York and Chicago do., pfd...... '79 83 That this leisure time shall be spent pany strike. Ths Hsrald will not be responmlble W, Herald. combined. It Is estimated that the Loe'w’s ...... 33% Landers, Frary A Clk. 31 33 to advantage, and that the'individ tor more than one Ineorreot Insertion TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main Lorlllard ...... 17% The threatened walk out of the of any advertisement ordered tor street (Orford Bldg.) Apply fild- number of transactions •will be be New Brit. Mch., com. 7 9 ual’s 80 per cent non-working time tool and dlemakers was the only more than one time. yond twenty million. McKeesp Tin ...... 91% do., pfd...... 46 — shall be devoted to good purposes, HELP WANTED— ward J. H oa Tel. 4642 and 8U26. Mont W a r d ...... 32% present obstacle to complete peace The Inadvertent omlselon of inoor- “Buy In Ward Week and Save” Mann* Bow, Class A 3 7 is one of the considerations of the in the automotive industry and fed reot publication ot ndvertlslng wlU bs FEMALE 35 will be the keynote of what is cer Nat B ia c...... 43 do.. Class B ...... % — near future. rectified only by oanoeUntlon ol the Nat Cash R e g ...... 20 eral mediation agencies today were charge made tor the service .'endered. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 tain to be the greatest trade drive North and J u d d ...... 15 17 “Before it is tOo late we must endeavoring to bring about a com WANTED —GIRL FOR general Nat D a ir y ___ •...... 16% All advertlsemenu must oontonn in the history of Montgomery Ward Niles, Bern Pond .... 12 14 find an immediate answer to one of promise between the workers and In styls, copy and typography with housework. Apply 79 Brookfield FOR RENT—6 ROOM bimgaJow on Nat Pow and L t ...... ll% Peck, Stow and Wilcox 4 8 regulations entoroed by ths pnLllsh- &. Co. ’The Manchester store Is Join N Y Centrsd ...... 37 the most difficult problems we have employers. street, after 6 p. m. Kensington street, modem im Russell Mfg...... 40 48 ers and they reservs the right to ing 500 others foi this nation-wide NY NH and H ...... 19% ever had to face.” Quiet prevailed this forenoon at edit, revise or reject any copy con provements. C. J. Todd, 26 Linden ScovU l...... 24 26 event. Bargedns are offeree in every Noranda ...... 43% Commissioner Wright divided the the plant of the Detrolt-Mlcbigan sidered objectionable. street. Stanley W orks ...... 21% 23% CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to WANTED— GIRL for general department covering practically North A m ...... 19 history of the United States into Stove company, where Intermittent be publlebed same day must bs ro« every need. Standard Screw ...... 60 — eight divisions, beginning with Re- disorder has marked the two-days' housework. Apply 20 Spruce street. FOR RENT— SIX ROOM single. Packard ...... 5% do., pfd., guar...... 100 — eelved by IS o'clock noon; Satu'-days The opening ad will be found on li^ u s Freedom at the first settle old strike In clashes between strik 10:20 a. m. Colonial, all Improvements, ga Peim ...... 35% Smythe Mfg. Co...... 28 35 another page of this issue of The ment at Plymouth; Democratic ers and workers. rage, good neighborhood. W. Har Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 4% Taylor and Fenn ...... 70 — TELEPHONE YOUB Manchester Herald. Unusuady low ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 ry England. Telephone 3451. Phil Pete ...... 20% Torrlngton ...... 61 63 WANT ADS. prices are clearly evident even in Pub Serv N J ...... 37% Underwood Mfg Co ... 45 47 Ade are accepted over the telephone FOR SALE— COW manure 92.50 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat the face of rapidly rising prices. It Radio ...... 8 Union Mfg Co...... — 10 at the CHARGE RATE given above per load. Com ground 10c per bag. IS expected that this will be the big Rem R a n d ...... 12% mi as a coovenlence to advertisers, but - single house, with all improve U S Bo'velope, com... 80 — the CASH KATEb will be accepted as James Burns, 591 Hilliard street. ments, at 16 Homestead street, gest sale of the year for the local Rey Tob B ...... 43 do., pfd...... 95 — FUlJ- PAYMENT If paid at the buil- Telephone 6420. garage if desired. Inquire Frank store. Sears Roebuck ...... 60% Veeder R o o t ...... 27 29 Socony V a c ...... 17 ness office on or before the seventh Oamato, 24 Homestead street Tel. “In spite of the low prices,” states Whitlock CoU Pipe ... — 4 day following the flret Insertion ot South Pac ...... 28% each ad otherwise the CHARGE 7091. Mr. Lyons, manager, quality will be J.B.WU’ms Co. 310 par 46 — (taw • RAT£ will be collected. No responsi FOR SALE—WELL rotted stable up to high Ward standards. This Sou P Ric S ...... 85 MAL IRAN bility for errors Is telepboned sds manure. Inquire of Archie Hayes. FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUSE, 7 event is designed to bring new cus South Rwy ...... 33% will be assumed and their accuracy St B rands...... 22% e SY NCA M S V K t. INC. T M. R M . U S M T OTT rooms, 33 Walker street, all im tomers to Wards and to acquaint ^ in* ------N cannot be guaranteed. St Gas and El ...... 12% provements, garage, rent reason them with Ward values. We are de BOY 13 BLAMED INDEX OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 able. Call 6764 evenings. St Oil Cal ...... 38% termined to make this a record- St Oil N J ...... 46% CLASSIFICATIONS breaking sale, and have priced items TTOR SALE—2ND HAND refrigera r o RENT —SEVERAL desirable Tex Corp ...... 27% Births ...... A so that it will be worth while for tor in good condition, price rea five, six and seven room houses, Timken Roller Bear ...... 36 FOR DEATH OF Engagements ...... B customers to come in for many Marrl- -ei ...... s’ns‘cv««» noonosn* 0 sonable. Inquire at 55 New street. Trans America ...... 7% single and double; also heated miles to take in the bargain offer- Deaths ...... D apartments. Appi> Edward J. HoU, Union Carbide ...... 45% Card or Ttianke ...... B FOR SALE—EIGHT PIECE wal- :ngs.” Union Pacific ...... 132% In Memorlam .. I ..... * .:» ... .K. nut dining room set, buffet, mirror, Phone 4642 and 8025. CHILD AGED 2 Lost and Found ...... Unit Aircraft ...... 23% Announcements ■ ...... and table pads included. 185 Wads Unit Corp ...... 6% Personals ...... I worth street, Greenacres. WANTED TO RENT 68 Unit Gas I m p ...... 16% (Oontinaed from Page One) AntoseobliM U S Ind A l e ...... 54 Automobiles tor ‘Sale ...... » 4 WANTED TO RENT—A single NOTICE U S R u bber...... 20% found the child. A flicker of an ejre Automobiles tor Bzebargs . . . » 4 WANTED IX) BUY 68 house, not far from business sec U S S m e lt...... 129 lid told them she was alive and they Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • rushed her to a hospital. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 HIGHEST PRICES PAID for junk tion. Greenacres preferred. Write U S S te e l...... 62% Auto Schools ...... 1-A Herald Box T. CUSTOMERS Util Pow and x^t...... 4 Taken to Hospital Autos— Ship by Truck ...... I and live poultry. CtiU 5879. Wm. Vick C h em ...... 32% There physicians could not hear Autos— For Hire ...... I Ostrinsky, 91 Clinton street. Of The Garages—Service—Storage rnm SCO 10 Western Union ...... 56% her hesut beat, at first. They rubbed Motorcycles—Bicycles...... 11 REAL ESTATE West El and M f g ...... 39% the stiff body with hot oil to stimu Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... II FOR EXCHANGE 76 Woolworth ...... 52% late the circulation, and Injected Business aud Professional Servlees ftOOMS WITHOiri BOARDS'.; PHELP’S heart stimulants and food. They Business Services Offered ...... 13 Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 16'% Household Services Ottered ...... ll-A WANTED TO EXCHANGE two OIL COMPANY announced, after many hours work ulldlng—Contracting ...... 14 FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, family house in East Hartford for over her, that they thought she Plorlete—Nureerlee ...... It in private family Call 4513. wood land in Manchester or vicini m w A SERVICE would live, if she didn’t develop funeral Directors ...... 14 pneumonia. Heatln; Plumbing—Roofing . » 17 ty. Write Box O, Herald. T 9 STATION ADDISON tneurancs ...... 18 SINGLE ROOM, FACING Main But she died at 2 a. m., at the a llllllnery—Dressmaking ...... 18 street, entirely redecorated, John 426 Hartford Bosd The marriage of Miss Lillian Isa very hour that Rogalskl was being Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . tO son Block. Telephone 6917. A pair of bam owls, while nest bel Bragg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. locked in the juvenile detention (READ THE STORY. THE N COLOR THE PICTURE) Painting—Papering ...... Il ing in one of the towers of the Now Handling home. Police said he had, despite professional Services...... It Harry G. Bragg of Bast Hartford to Wee Coppy loudly cried, “ Of ‘ Well, I guess I’ve had enough of Repairing ...... It Smithsonian Institution, at Wash Emerson C. Reed, son of Mr. and his youth, a previous record for mo course we'd have to pick a frisky riding. Now the girls should have a Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . . . 14 BOAKDLKS WAN TED 59-A ington, ate 1596 mice, 134 rats, 54 All Our Accounts Mrs. Erwin D. Reed of Addison, lesting girls. Toilet Goods and Service ...... tt shrews and 37 other mammals. The ^rl was starved and frozen, horse. Why, this old fellow looked try.” Wanted—Business Service . n .... 14 In Manchester was performed In the First Congre FOR RENT— LARGE furnished gational church, East Hartford, by unprotected and unfed in the, attic of real tame, and friendly as could be. ' “Not on a horse,” cried Goldy. Bdncatlonal room for on^ or two persons, with One porcupine can destroy a FOR THE SAME SERVICE a building whose windows long since “And now we find he Jumps about. “Gee, I’d be as frightened as could Courses sne Classes ...... 17 AND mOH GRADE OF OIL. Rev. Truman H. Woodward Isist Private Instruction ...... tS or witnout board. 24 Locust street. whole forest during its lifetime; Saturday. Miss Mary Bragg, sister have been broken out and whose He’d like to throw us off no doubt, be.” The farmer then said, “Walt! panel ng ...... ,. , ....ic.tS-A 0 several trees may be girdled in one of the bride, was bridesmaid and doors have been for weeks boarded but he will have a real hard time ru get a pet pig from my sty. uuslcal—Dramatic ...... tl night. PHONE 3866 Wanted—Instruction ...... 10 Howard E. Reed, brother of the and nailed. ere he gets rid of me.” Dorette had been sought by po Plaanelal AFAR I M EN'l^FLA'l'S— groom, was best man. The double “You’re lucky,” Scouty said. “I “We’ll hitch him to a little cart lice, firemen and neighbors. Rogal- londs— Stocks—Mortgagss «... 81 TENEMENTS 63 ring service was used. The bride was near thrown right off of him and 'round about the farm he’ll dart. Business Opportunities ...... • .... 81 ski made his confession to Police because I sat up in the front, but you should fall, it will not hurt, Money to Loan ...... 18 was given away by her father, FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, Captain Charles Bsslg who said his now I guess that Fm all right.” because the cart is low.” Help and SItwatlana Harry Q. Bragg. Before the serv fate now is up to Juvenile authori downstairs, all Improvements, ga WANTEpr ice, the organist of the church Then to the horse be said, "Hey, “I’m game to try," said Qoldy. Belp Wanted—Female ...... 88 ties. ueln Wanted—M a le ...... fif rage. 29 Walker street. Phone 3487. INSURE!! played several selections and Miss nag, don’t run so fast, but merely “Bring the fat pig out. FU have my I r s rn n VV ;i r. t eo FIVE WOMEN OVER 21 Dorette lived with her grand fling.” “And I’ll ride with you," Cop . 36-A r OR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, at Beverly Carlton sang two solos. mother. Her mother is a patient In drag your feet along the gp'ound. YEARS OF AGE YOUR CAR OR TRUCK py cried. “ Please hurry up. Let’s aeip wanted—Male or Female . . 8t 39 Russell street, all modem im The church was filled with rela a hospital for the Insane at Dun Then we can have a lot ot fvm.” WITH go!’ Agents Wanted ...... K.ST-A provements, newly decorated. In to work on cigar machines. tives and friends and a reception was ning, 111., and her father is an un Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... II The pig sure was a funny sigkt. quire 41 Russell street. Those who have handled to held in the vestibule following the employed laborer. The .strange horse seemed to un Situations Wanted—Male ...... 88 They finally got him hlt^ed all Employment Agencies ...... 40 bacco preferable. EVERETT T . service. A small reception was derstand. Soon Coppy cried, “Gee, Lire Stock—Pets—Poultry—Tehlelee FOR RENT— SIX ROOM flat, with held later in the home of the bride Every year, 9000 earthquakes this is g ttn d . He’s moving at a real right and then the Tinles hcqiped In Doge— Birds— Pete ...... 41 at 19 Saunders street, Bast Hart slow pace. Now we won’t take a to the cart and yelled, "We're set!” Llv . Stock— Vehicles ...... «... 4t all modem improvements, first Apply shake the earth; the internal Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 floor. Inquire 80 Cottage street McKlNNET ford, for the Immediate families of pressure is adjusted about once flop.” , Brave Goldy grabbed the Uues Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 SAVE 25 TO 30.% I the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. every hour. The ride continued for a while and cried, “This ought to be a thrill For Sale—MlseeUancoua FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, at Newstone Reed will reside at 166 Maple street, and tben the farmer, with a smile, ing ride. When we are through the Articles for S a le...... 41 86 Oakland street, all modem im Blast Hartford. Ivy on a house wall Is usually a said, “When you’re tired, Just holler rest will want to try It, too, FU b e t” Boats and Acceseotiee ...... 44 Cigar Factory Strong Stock Company. Building Materials ...... 47 provements, steam heat etc. The Connecticut highway depart protection from dampness, rather whoa, and my old horse will stop.” Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry . . 41 Apel Place 95 Foster St. TeL 5230 ment Is busy cleaning the shoulders than a menace, unless there is a Soon Scouty tried this, with suc (There’ll be more excitement ea NOTICE — A BEAUTIFUL h o^ Electrical Appliances—Radio . . . 41 of Hebron avenue and will oil the defect In the wall. cess. H e Jumped down and said, the farm In the next etoiy). Fuel and Feed ...... 41-A for the summer months. Sunqy, Garden — Farm—Dairy Prodneta 10 avenue next week. Household Goods ...... il high and dry apartment, with 4 or Machinery and Tools fl 5 rooms, nearly all improvements, Musical Instruments II easy to heat, for less than |20 Back Into the Soup! By HAMLIN Dffice and Store Equlpmaat .» ■ 84 ALLEY OOP kpecials at the Stores...... i l month. AU In good repair, with a wearing Apparel—Furs ...... IT fine lawn, shade trees, and garden. Wanted—To Buy U 5 minutes to business section and WOWSH/ IT'S 60T >ard— trolley. Must be seen to be appre TH* BftOMTV BV TH* Baatauraatr ciated. For information call at 91 BOS Without Board M TAIL/ OOP AN* 6U2 arfiers Wanted ii*ik South Main street Tel. 7505. j ARE DEAD GONER3, juntry Board—Resorts «.».» 88 otsls—Restsoraats 81 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene HOW, rsatsd—Rooms—Board «»..«. 81 m ent with all Improvements, 1. ito Fot Rsa< steam heat gas heater. Inquire eats, Flats, Teaemsats xs 88 s lioeatiOBs tor Rsat 84 Michael Foley, 46 1-2 Summer tor Rsat . • . » M..ai..xcKs 88 street Oarbaa tor Rsat »..«..»»», 88 ’ Hoaiss tor Rsat 8T FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat to Boat s s s(*ts •am# 09 U modem convanleDces, rent reason Baal ■stato For fats Bt BoUdlav tor Bala •• able. B. Momer, 341 Spruce street Frw r t y tor Sals 78 Telephone 7671. U L u U tor Bala 71 tor fale u.«..».«» hbsws ft FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat on J it*Fi5plittris*ssia*******^ 78 Ridge street Inquire at 36 Spruce ibuftoaa tor fate ....wcusseoKs 78 street ■ ati^ |pr.iai8MNB m FOR KKST-—SIX ROOM tteneaeot with aU Impioviipimramwts, 17 Upri 99 m n & if f$ O t; iwudhable. FhoaeMFb Tl. ■ iW f'i C ittC . ■ ■ ■ " ,r- UAKOIMCIM JBVlONiMO MUIALDf MAMCitfMTSIW CUMN., WMD9imi}At,AIFBlLf U, _ 0 Tomerville Folk! By FWitalne Pot OUR BOARDING BOUGIE TACTLfff Tim e T c h fk im NO^,THm YOU Tn nKsomiro orltlcf and to endure without ttnob- "W!MB tlM OfMt SOOftr OOflMf to log the betrayal of false friends} UkTUHtM A 5UST writ* afolflft your m iim , «*ways apnredate beauty, UM-M— B W N f t H I I ______„ Mo wrttof not If you won or loot, whether la eartn^f oreatkw if but how you ployM tb« fomt," maiTs bsadlwork; LAZINttM IN m To bare sought for and found the I HAVE AN FUWWrf fCJFM—AWD , ------Toutb (»t d«iM«)*^l tblnk tbftt best In others, and to have glren It OLO PAAHIONID gill ovor th«r« dliUkof m«. oneself} W ILL— HOW LAXlCR-mAt^ A mond—Wby? To leave the world better than CAM OF HITCH Youtb—ib « juft pullod down b«r one found it, whether by a healthy WOULD YOU •klrt. child, a garden path, a cherry let^ S P R I N G / C L A M lfir THUMB ter or a redeemed social oondltlon. -w'Ves,! AH- THATV IN A It li a oruol fact that tba bogln- To have played with alacrity, laughed with exuberance and sung LAFEL Bor ftnorally If aattfnod to tbo with exultation; moit bfart'brfaklof taakf. B u m o N To go down to dust and dreams, ««/ NBVEF HOL&; At a dinMr party osf of tb# knowing that the world Is a wee bit better and that a single Ufe bmthee fuofta made the old remark that easier because we have lived— uere If nothing new under the fun. This Is to have lived weU, A doctor who waf preeent turned to the woman at hie side and eald: This Is to have succeeded. Doctor—I alwaye think that’f fueb a filly pbraee. Old Lady (visitor on dude ranch) Woman—I think It’e true. —What's that funny stuff on the Doctor—But, take X*rayf why sheep? nowadayfl you can see right Guide—Wool. through a man. Old Lady—Wool? Huh, 111 bet Woman—A clever woman could it's half cotton. always do that, doctor. When a man complains of leading The 3TO\mg crowds definition of a home seems to be the place to go a dog's life, he is married to one of three species—a great dane, a lap when you haven't any other place setter or a toy type. to go. IL First Stenographer— Elsie, how The thing that riles the ordinary do you spell forty-two? sinner, is being reformed by some E V E N ^ Second Ditto—Why? body no better than be is. First Stenographer — Well, the BAY AND A HALF BEHIND'^ boss dictated a letter saying that this man would make a good sales 7 WITH HIS YAWNIN keeps the taste in tune y u \ . HBYt WASS THE WHV, THEM'S 'YOU MEAN IT WASN'T PEDRO WHO B8M IDEA? DON'; MOT THE HELD UP THE YOU WIBSM A lAOt THAT JIWELRY. SANE MEN, RANCH? j [NQSUH.NOT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser BANDIT RAO? ~r nVERE. THATSPIORO. SMOkE... AMD COMING H L CO DOWN INTO ^ «SOOD HEAVENSl THEN FROM AN OIL WELL ' TMIS HOLE AND SEE IT WA« A R K A k U WHAT 1 CAN FIND.«. WHAT DO Vt?0 \ MOLD UP. MAkE OF IT? ZVE HEARD OP OIL WELLS COHINIC IN LIkE GASSERS, BUT 1 NEVER SAW ONE BLOWING SMOkE RINGS!! *HI cr.R.vyiLUaM^ WHY MOTHERS OET 6 RAV. » i««4 »r wtattawca, SALESMAN SAM ______Lost—And Found! By SniHll M ATTtR., KVD — ^ Ck)^^IU' HoMc! FROtA^ NOW d o n ' t c r y - I T ^^UST — ------S tOHY P.L.L. TH’ 0AUJL.IW’ ? TAkiM' r^OSIC LE.6SON J AR.OUMO SOf^C. PLACcf am ’ 1 laid to •'.it. f-IOM ^=eaJH, ^ c Hous • \ < ■■ b e IM4 tY'MiA tCTVKt, m. T .V a NEVER TAKE ANYBODvis l|i^ LET THIS BE iM TAKING THE 1M THANKFUL WORD FOR ANYTHING A SOOD LESSON . WHAT IN THE ' A 'iTAlN -LEAVES BARBARA'S FSELINCi CAR DOWN TO THAT W ELL.l WANT CVE ALWAYS TIL YOU'RE SURB THEY TO Y O U . IF YOUVE NEW REPAIR SHOP SAM HILL MADE :kI t w o MINUTES A TICKET ALL RIGHT A6AIN. TOLD YOU I KNOW WHAT THEY- SOT TO HAVE IN THE FUTURE t'U NOT TO LISTEN THAT OPENED ON THE HIM SCRAM for HAMPTON, FOR DANFORTH! TALKING ABOUT. co r ne r . THE MAN n b y e r feed her TO STRAN6BRS REMEMBER THAT LIKE THAT DANFOR7H,NEW ANYTHINS THAT THE SAYS HE CAN WHO ARE ' AND YOU WON'T MAKl ANY CAR, T PARIS AND Points DOCTOR HASN'T SO FREB ^ SET INTO MCOMMENOED 'O I" REGARPIMS OF n o rth J . WITH THEIR 1 JAMS. MATTER WHAT ADVICE . A B f, RUN z : OTHER OEOPLE U K l SAY. 7 NEW.^ V. s a m m m ft- cjC ■ i.'- ' ’ , - .•• ^ ;; • .-• ■'• >V'V ?’•<*■. y %'.• »AgES irrEEN . :; V ' * r - ' ' V. n - ^ 1 . r* M n. Frank V. WUliams, auperin- A meeting of the Bhc-Serylpo- |Bver Ready Qrole at *X!Bg*t Tlfs Ileiix^iefhtto Ootbity Tbsr first and secqml degrees wfll JfunsAPmNMS qC ‘ rand ABOUT TOWN tendent and the other primary men’s Bowling' League will be held Daughtere, wbtlch m giving'a piibUc •Isot » H«rtf«rd jcoiBity rspresdsti be conferred The Woman’s Aid society of the Emanuel Lutheran church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Friends as well as members will be welcom ed. Th« JW H AL€ CO Hardy Connecticut Grown An “About Town” item sresterday referred to a cottage at Soimd Manchetter Conn*. View owned by John Tanner of Bushes North Elm street. Mr. Tanner for We’re so certain of the excellent qimHty of these merly had a shore cottage there but roses that we assure you with proper care they’ll bloom be hu not owned it in several this Summer. Hardy, two-year-old, field grown years. bushes. Wrapped roots. Choice of: Each • B etty • Teplitz • Simburst • Los Angeles • ?rau Karl • Elxcelsa NOTICE • M ock • Paul Scarlet The Manchester Whiton • Pem et • American Beauty (climbing) Memorial Library Will Not Hardy • American Beauty • Yellow Rambler • Duchess of Wellington Open On Saturday After the • White Rambler 14th of April, llie Opening Hours Will Be As IMnted Evergreens B^bIo w * Flowering APTERNOONS Each ihmi 3:00 TO 5:30 5 0 Each SHRUBS, Tuesday Thursday Connecticut grown, hardy ever • Spirea • Deutzia Friday greens. Roots wrapped in burlap. • Hydrangea • Forsythla Choice o f: g Honeysuckle g Lilac EVENINGS , aiowberry (white) • Daphne 7:00 TO 9:00 The Biggest Curtain Event of the Year! • Strlcta Juniper Monday Wednesday • Norway Spruce Rice’s Seeds Gladiolus • Japanese Cypress Friday • Pyramidal Arbor Vitae Flowers, pkg. Bulbs, pkg. • Compacta Arbor Vitae • Globe Arbor Vitae Very choice selection of colors, 15 Hale’s Annual Sale of • Hoveyl Arbor Vitae Vegetables, pkg. bulbs in each box. PINEHURST W ire D ial 4151 Rubbish Before long it will be too hot for making stews, but right nuw Burners they fit the weather admirably. We have an especially nice lot of Curtains Stewing Lamb and Beef. The LamD, and it’s mighty tender and $ lean, too, will be 2'/j lbs. for 39c with a bunch of ^sp Carrots “ Firestone” free. Luxor Mixture g Large size. Large Bamboo Lawn Seed Rubber Hose SPECIAL! g Tight- R akes Especially Lean Center fitting covera P O R K CHOPS g Electrically $ 0 .2 5 welded wire 25c lb. 29c burners. Handiest rake for cleaning Serve Applesauce and Chops! Fine grass mixture for the UP the lawn. Strong, well lawn. 2-pound bag. 5-pound made. Copper wire binding. We ^Id thousands of feet last No. 2 Cans Applesauce, Wire Rubbish mr bag, 81.25. 33-teeth. year alone of this well known 10c, 3 Cans 25c. make. 50-ft length. With coup lings. Fresh Calves’ Liver $1.39 to $1.69 Grades Baskets 50^ Tender Beef Liver Great for carrying leaves and refuse. 14-lnches deep, 12-inchos sturdy White Small Cocktail Sausage “We want this Spring’s curtain event to be the biggest square. Spiced Ham we’ve ever staged! We want brand new, smart styles. Steel Freshly Ground Beef We won’t sacrifice quality.’’ That’s the order we gave Sturdy Trellises the curtain manufacturer a few weeks ago. And did Law n R akes 19c and 25c lb. Powdrell and Alexander (the world’s largest curtain man Spading Forks ufacturer) follow out the orders. Walt until you see • U p rig h t Try any of these Femdel prod ■ M these. 600 Pairs! . . . brand new, fresh stock! ucts. While each item is a q>e- cialty, the prices are very reason $1.25 • Fan able. We have a limited num Good quality, I4-teetb Time to start spading up ber of Femdel Hostess Maga 7-Inch rakes. Long smooth han the garden. Here’s a good zines which will be given free dles. Other steel rakes at buy in a D-hondled strapp-id fork. with purchase of any Femdel Over 500 Pairs! 10 Newest 81.00. item . Coupon In m a g a ^ e worth XOc. Hedge Shears 14-oz. jars Crisp Cut Pickles, Spring Styles! A Type 35c. 8 9 « I U pright trellises; Femdel Raggedy Ann Wen constructed, strong steel 24 Inches Peaches, 26c, 3 No. 2 cans, hedge shears. Great for cutting high. for Every Room! hedges and shrubs. Hand Forks, 75c. Flower Bed I Fan Raggedy Ann Apricots, 27c, Svinchsize ...... $1.00 Garden Trowels Guard W ire krellises; 3 No. 2 cans, 79c. 8 feet high. 1. Cushion Dot Ruffled Curtains ■ 6. Colored Dot Krlss-kross Ruf The finest Pitted Red Cher in white, cream, ecru. Priscilla tops. fled Curtains. Bk:ru ground w ith rose or 6-inch Trimmers____69c k White palht (W om en’s ). ries in heavy syrup for gold p rin t 5c ft. flnl'sh. pies or dessert, 29c, 3 for Protect your garden by en You gardeners need these closing it with this high wire 79c. 2. Figured Marquisette Som ettiing trowels and band forks. Good Ruffled Models in white, cream. Priscilla 7. N e t Tailored Ciurtains with neat quality and only 10c efchl Driconure Rondel Anchovy Paste, 23c. tops. hems. Finest quality. Full length. D ifferen t! Tall Red Salmtm, can 29c. and Peat-Moss IVORY SOAP, 2 for 11c. "Come-Pakt” Stax Water, bottle 10c. 3. Point D’Esprit Ruffled Models 8 . Cushion Dots in a fine tail Fertilizer in white, cream. Priscilla tops. ored Curtain. Two size dots. White, C. & S. Dated Coffee, lb. 29c. cream . Planned i - GRAPEFRUIT, 5 for 25c. 4 Seedless Atwood Juice 4. Colored Figures m Marquis- 9. Plain Marquisette Garden Oranges, dozen 25c. . Ruffled Curtains. Blue, gold, green, rose, orchid. Tailored Styles in white, ectu, creanL Women’s xJow er 15-lb. Let us call your attention .00 Garden Sets Lonia box to Birdseye Whole Strawber- 1 0 . Cottage Sets In gay, eiotlo li'*; ies and Raspberries—priced 5. Plain Marquisette Ruined designs—^blue, gold, green figxves. Tub- FerliBzer Styles in white, cream. Neat tops. ow, 19c, 2 boxes for 35c. te s t Eveiytliteg xmoded for t^e per $X.69 Nothing bet ^Make excellent Shortcake or fect fioWer nirdaD. AH rtyrnTd ter togitjraii iawda stiuKe< Sherbets. Birdseye Peas (1 ready to plant. 10 f t by i f im 50 c Handy steel garden Sets Give your lawn g i healtiiy »x terves 4 or 5), are sell- *E very curtain fu ll hngth an d toidAT O ther S|b 9 8 $1.50 and $2. for yOa women garden^ ■tirt with L^x)Wv«r ^ng fast at the new 24c price. Shovel, hoe and rai^ (OrtiUzer. -^ -p p l ^ hti^ ' At HAL&'S Curtain Dep^^rtpif^t—Main Floar, left ,g9V '** ■tel ......