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The Weather Circulation Statement Coaw Iteln tonight and Friday; warmar Average daily circulation of THB b is*-' 'x>night. *■ '■ EVENING HERALD for •l;. month of APRIL 3,227 urntnn ^t)ecLo. Try THE HERALD’S WANT COL­ Established as a Weekly 1881. UMNS. Cost one cent per word for PRICE TWO CENTS Established as a Semi-Weekly 1888 MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1919. first insertion,, half cent thereafter. VOL mvui NO. 180 Establisned as a Daily 1914. TO SIGN TR E m POLICE ALL OVER 0. S. W m t lN 48 NET TO CATCH BOMB PLOHERS DESPITE ITilllilNS t * - .♦ TURBULENT STLDENTR RIOT IN CAIRO HOPES or Regardless of What Action Three Arrests Made in Bos­ ('iiiro, Eg>'pt, (Via London, >Iay 1.)— Turbulent students ton — Senator Overman who. attempted, to .prevent Italy Will Take Powers British government employees Dr. Koo Says Wilson D o ^ from returning to work in com- ‘‘GERMANY WILL BE RUINED Another to Receive Bomb plianee with the manifesto is­ to ProcfM . sued by General Sir H. H. Al- 9 9 Not Understand Real Situ­ lenby, were dispersed by the Through Mails— Plot Was jtoliee. Government offices UNLESS TREATY IS SIGNED i f and officials are being guard- ation — Arrangements eer Respect Sent by N. Y. Reds. everywhere that the terms accepted LAW AND LLOYD GEORGE Dr. Koo, President Wilson is under­ for the New England Sabbath, He No Automobiles AUowed PostofficG officials here do not will safeguard Chinals interests Ithaca, N. Y., May 1.— Mrs. Irene ON EX-KAISER’S TRIAL stood to have secured important, doubt but that the bombs mailed Says. more than could have been done by Castle, widow of Vernon Castle, the London, May 1.— A. Bonar Peace Delegates So They concessions in the Chino-Japanese from here were sent by members of any other method of action. well known dancer, who met his Law, former chancenor of the matter. The agreement results in the New York Colony of Reds, wlio Hartford, M ar 1-— By a roll call Japs Satisfied. death in an aeroplane, will be mar­ exchAjqner and now govern­ the conversion of all German rights planned to kill several prominent Must Walk— City an vote of 24 to 11 the Senate today ried on Saturday to Captain Robert ment leader in the House of I at Kiao-Chau from German:^ to Jap­ Japanese delegates were flatly in­ Commons, is leaving for I’ari.s persons on May Day. All last night passed the Sunday motion^ picture an. The terms include territorial structed that unless they retained E. Tremen, of Ithaca, friends of the to consult with Premier U oyd detectives searched all anarchists bill over the governor’s veto, which Armed Camp— No Serious sovereignty and other rights^. The economic rights in the Shantung pen­ groom announced today, despite George on the trial of the ex- haunts in the foreign sections for was read in the Seirate just ten min­ Kaiser of Germany, the Daily Japanese promised President Wilson insula they must refuse to sign the Mrs. Castle’s recent denial that she several suspects and the search was utes before. The veto, which is the Mirror announced today. that this sovereignty will eventually treaty. They are said to be entire was engaged to Tremen. They said Trouble Expected.V being continued today. same as was brought into the Senate _____ \ be returned to China while Japan ly satisfied with tha result of the they had received invitations to at­ At the same time it is thought two days ago by the governor’s exe­ tend the ceremony at the famous retains only certain economic rights. compromise and are lined, up with Paris,. May 1.— Probably for the i.ible that the men who mailed cutive secretary and then withdrawn, Little Church Around the Corner in The Japanese demands were recog­ lbs in the New York general the American delegation on the big first tim^ since he became chief exe­ caused no stir among the Senators New York. Captain Tremen met nized in view of the tac(. that Japan­ treaty questions. TOEATV TO BE SIGNED may have been working in who all appeared to be thoroughly cutive" of the United States, Presi­ ese troops had tajken the territory It is understood that some of the Mrs. Cnstle while she ./as filmed in Tion with anarchists in other conversant with the objecti9ns made. pictures here a few years ago. While dent Wilson was without the use of in question from the German de­ It is for this reason that a Senator Klett immediately moved associates of President Wilson sug­ in England, after the armistice was NOE BEFORE MAY 26 an automobile today— May day. Or­ fenders by force of arms. ^ lallon-wide round ui2_ was ordered. reconsideration of the bill and then gested economic pressure upon Italy signed, he met her again. ders were issued that no array or Tsing Tao, (the port of Kiao In Many Cities. said that although loyal to the gov­ to change the attitude of the Italian Tremen is the son of Robert H. navy cars be used and also that no Chau), will be a free city so far as The police of New York and move ernor he could not vote to uphold government on Fiume. Tremen, Governor of the Federal American soldiers or sailors congre­ China is concerned. than a score of cities with large an­ the veto. The question before the It is possible, however, to deny Reserve Board for the New York Wilson Now Willing That For­ gate in the streets except in case of Adroitly Managed. archist colonies were taking special Senate under the rules was: Shall that anything of the kind was ever District, a man of much w'ealth. The necessity. The complete arrangement was precautions today to prevent any vi­ the bill pass the governor’s veto to dreamed of, so far as President W il­ captain is a graduate of Cornell, mer Kaiser is Brought Officials connected with the peace adroftly managed, but the Chinese olent May Day demonstrations. The the contrary notwithstanding? son is concerned. class of 1912. He has purchased a conference were forced to walk if make material gains in spite of their New York police ordered the arrest Senator Hough defended the veto, Children Would Suffer, beautiful home in Ithaca. IHs they had any journeys to make. announced dissatisfaction. of ail persons distributing circulars, saying that Governor Holcomb' had to Trial. The President warned those mak friends said they understood that Throughout yesterday the wives Italian Situation. <- printed in Yiddish, calling for a gen­ been mighty loyal to this and^,pre- ing the suggestions that many women MTS'? Castle would retire from the of conference officials were busy lay­ “ Colored” reports are coming from . eral strike today and denouncing vious legislatures, for he had not and children in Italy would suffer stage and movies and make her home ing in supplies for today. Italy that Premier Orlando will not American doughboys. The circulars vetoed some of the foolish and ob­ v>.. should economic pressure be attempt­ here. - ’ IS ONE OF CONDITIONS \ Paris An Armed Camp. return to Paris unless invited, but ■' demanded the liberating of Eugene jectionable matters passed. He ed and declai^d that, regardless of French officials gave assurances the actual facts are said to be that V. Debs, “ Bill” Hayward and Thom­ said that Governor Holcomb'was loy­ the official attitude of the United that the situation would be well in the Italian statesman’s return is now as Mooney. al to his faith and loyal to God A l­ Arraignment of Ex-Kaiser Must Be States, America loves Italy, appre­ TAX ON ALL LUXURIES hand throughout the city and no seri­ but an incident. The President has Chief postoffice inspector William mighty, “ whoih some of us in this Included in Peace Tenns, Officials li'' ciates the good.qualities of the Ital­ ous trouble was expected. But Paris made his position on the Fiume ques­ E. Cochran, in charge of the investi­ Senate seem to have forgotten.” Say. ian people and will continue to give took on the aspect of an armed camp tion very plain and his attitude is gation here, said today that the plot Mr. Hough’.s Speech. / GOES INTO EFFECT TODAY all possible financial assistance mean­ with troops parading in many streets. that it is up to Italy whether or not was the most dangerous and exten- “ I don’t want Rhode Island to be while ‘ furnishing as much relief in Paris, April 30.— (Delayed).—^The No special precautioq^ were taken that nation shall “ outlaw”'Tierself. eive scheme of violence in the Coun­ held up as an example for me,” said Partial List of Articles On W’hich foodstuffs as can be sent across the treaty of peace will not be signed to guard President Wilson and it was President Wilson will not allow try’s history. Mr. Hough, “and I believe that we Consumer Must Pay Extra Begin­ Atlantic. before May 26, according to opinion believed that May day celebration anyone but himself to write Amer­ “ I am not naming at this time the should surrender some of our opin­ ning Todjiy. The American officials have been expressed in authoritative circles would in no wise interfere with tho ica’s position in the peace treaty. outlaw groups that I believe lo be ion to the governor, who has lived instructed to carry out this policy to today. It was reported at the same peace deliberations. The Italians will be left free to. responsible” , said chief Cochran, longer than any on« In this circle, the limit. time that' President Wilson has now The usual meeting of the big three do as they please without further “ but I think you will have no diffi­ has served his state longer than any Washington, May 1.— Tax bombs President Wilson, furthermore, is waived all objections to the trial of was planned. It was pointed out comment from the Americans. culty in drawing a correct conclusion were received by every luxury— one of us and who has the proper urging Great Britain to send coal to It. is now regardeor as likely that large and siimll— today. the former Kaiser of Germany for that Premier Clemenceau can easily as to the responsibility, if you take respect for the Christian New Eng­ to Ger­ Italy, as it is badly needed by the his war crime responsibilities. walk to the residences of President the treaty may be ^bm itted into consideration the recent official land Sabbath.” Beginning ti^ay, everything that Italian industries. The forthcoming arraignment of Wilson or Premier Lloyd George as many on Sunday, with a certain activities of sopie of the gentlemen AVoodruff Unchanged. even smacks o f'^ x u ry will carry an the ex-Emperor is now one of the the distance is short. length of time allotted for accept­ to whom bombs were addressed.” Senator Woodruff of Orange caus­ extra tax, averaging ten per cent, conditions of the peace terms. Germans W ell Guarded. ance or rejection. Financiers Surprised. ed surprise by saying that although to be paid not by the dealer, but by It is now believed the German del­ Troops guarding the German en­ No information was forthcoming he was still unchanged in his princi­ ANTI-BOLSHEVIKS TAKE the consumer. The lowly nut sun­ egates will not receive the peace voys at Versailles and certain parts at the offices of J. P. Morgan and ples he had changed his mind about dae, for instance, is glorified to the treaty before Monday. They may be of the town have been set apart POLAND DISSAHSFO; John D. Rockefeller, to whom Sunday movie education since about PETROGRAD, IS REPORTED luxury class, and hereafter those sell­ given fourteen days for considera­ where the Teutons may not visit rVbomhs "were addressed, other than a month ago when the Senate passed ing for ten cents will cost the pur­ tion of the terms and consultation without passes. WUX KEEP ON HGHTING the statement that both financiers the bill 2 8 to three, he being among chaser an extra cent, while the fif­ Unconfirmed Bulletin Reaches Lon­ with the government and the nation­ There is now a general feeling of ' were surprised at the netvs. It is the minority and he intended to vote teen cent’ variety will set him back don— Bolshevik Fleet of Gunboats al assembly at Weimar. relief over the agreement of the Jap­ understood, however, that extra pre­ against veto. Further he said he an additional two cents. The same Decision Reached by Peace Dele Leave for Scene. George N. Barnes, of the British anese territorial claim in China. It cautions have been taken to protect had not received thirty five cents or is true of all fountain delicacies. gates \it Paris is Not to HeiP^ Lik­ peace delegation and Jules Gambon, is possible that the peace treaty may both men from would-be assassins any multiple thereof. He said his Patent medicines, toilet articles, ing. of the French delegation, were as­ now be completed by Saturday. Half as the result of the bomb discovery own church had illustrated pictures and other pharmacy specialties also London, May 1.— An unconfirmed signed to examine the credentials of of the text of the treaty has already I— Inspectors Owen Egan and John on Sunday night but his change of are luxuries, in the terms of the law, report was received here today that the German envoys at Versailles. been cabled to the United States to Warsaw, April 30.— (Via Lon­ F. Dickson of the Bureau of com- mind was due chiefly to the state­ and clothipg that brings more than Finnish and anti-Bolshevik Russian The work was being carried out to­ be held for release, -fhe American don, May 1).— Poland is dissatisfied ^bustibles, who examined the sixteep ment of Senators Delaney, prosecu­ a stated price also will be taxed. troops had occupied Petrograd. day. officials say the only matters to be with the decision reached by the jombs found here, said that the in- tor of the. Birdgeport City Court and For instance, men’s hats are taxed A Bolshevik fleet of gunboats has straightened out now involve minor ten per cent of all in excess of $5, peace delegates at Paris regarding ftrnal .machines were the woik of Senator Klett, prosecutor of the New left Kotlas, on the Dvina river to but women’s headgear is allowed to details. her eastern frontier and will, refuse Ian expert. Britain court, both of whom gave bombard the allied positions. The STORM WARNING. sell for $15 before the extra penalty to accept it, according to informa­ Skillfully Constructed. excellent reasons for the pasWse oi. War Office considers, in anticipation New York, May 1.— A southwest is attached. REDS IN FLIGHT^' tion secured from government cir­ Dickson had never examined a this legislation. of the cutting off of Hungary from storm warning was issued by the lo­ The framers of the law decre^ cles today. In the meantime, it was bomb of more skillful construction. Tho Vote. Russia by the Roumanian advance, cal weather bureau today from Cape $10 shoes, not a luxury, and conse^ Finnish Volunteers Capture Murman said, the Polish troops will continue The pasting of two little red seals Those voting to uphold the veto that Budapest Will be occupied until Henry to Boston. A disturbance of quently you may pay as high as that Railway from Bolsheviks. their successful campaign. on either end of the packages con­ were all Republicans, Senators the Hungarian situation is stabilized. considerable intensity now centering amount for footwear before the ten Th§ Polish forces engaging the taining the bombs undoubtedly sav­ Leonard, Templeton, Waterman, over lower Michigan will move east per cent jolt is handed you. Th? lim­ Helsingfors, April 30.— (Via Lon­ Ukrainians In eastern Galicia have ed the lives of several of the men Bissell, Mead, Mcl^onald, Adams, northeast, increasing in intensity. FOUR LEGGED CHICKEN. it for men’s shirty is $3, all varieties don, May 1.)— Finnish volunteers put the Isltter to flight and l)ave re­ to whom the packages were address- Brooks, Tiffany, Hough and Hazen. Strong, southerly, winds this after­ Stamford, May 1.— A freak of na­ of kimonos, petticoats and numerous have captured the Murman railway lieved Lemberg from pqril- of cap­ ; ed. When the packages were seal- Those voting to pass the bill noon and tonight will be scheduled ture, hatclred out in the form of a other little things that ladies wear, from the Bolsheviks, cutting the ture. • ed they called for the first class rate against the veto were: Senators by a moderate southwest gale to­ four legged chicken, is attracting $15. The list o f articles taxed chief line of communication supply­ and the postage was insufficient. Broder, Hemenway, Kopplemann, morrow morning. It was for that reason that they Bishop, Bailey, Clyne, Hurley, the attention of chicken raisers here seems interminable. ing the Bolshevik forces, opposing GREAT BRITAIN’S BUDGET.. were laid aside and came to the at­ French, Fox and Wilcox, Democrats; today. There is a ray of sunshine in anti­ the Allies on the Murmansk front. London,. May 1.— The clause In the ■ tention of Charles Caplan the post- and Bowers, Doming, Klett, House, The fredk was born yesterday in cipation, however. It is whispered YANKEES THERE FIRST. 'The Red troops are fleeing from new,$7,500,000,000 budget granting ■ office clerk, who noted their re- ^Marsden, Golden, Woodruff, Bart­ the hennery of Mrs. Nathan Rosman that the luxury taxes will be abol­ Warsaw, Poland, April 30.— (Via Petrograd, fearing its capture by the Colonial trade preference, was genei^ ' Aemblance to newspaper descrip^ lett, Delaney, Clark, Dillon, William­ of 16 Lafayette street, this city. The ished by the next Congress. They London, May 1).— The bulk of Po­ White Guard, ally praised by the newspapers tc^v ; tions of bomb sent to ex-Senator son, Chapin a.nd Heald, Republicans. legs are perfectly formed. As a con­ would have been at the last session lish trade has already been captured day. Hardwick. It was Caplan’s quick- The bill was immediately trans­ sequence the mother hen is exuding except for a legislative Jam in the by Ame’rican and French agents. Benjamin Franklin said: “God “Chancellor Austen ChnttE^^kJlf ': mitted to the House under suspen­ many loud ^cackles over the extra­ closing hours. So, grin and bear England has not been represented helps those that help themselves.” hack^done much th4t is worthy of n-' (Continued on page 3.) sion of the rules. ordinary ev^t. ’em. here in a commercial way. Wise buying is' first-aid to W. S. S. our praise,” said the Dally' ’ nr m EVENING HKIALD, THURSDAY, MAY I, PAGE TWO SOUTH METHODISTS AMERICANS MAKE Obssifiisel SOLDIERS '■ 'A FOR “ H O r ACROSS OISAN Advertisements Warships Start Out to Mark Path Banquet Reception and Good Enter- j ------^INTHE------^ The Girl AVho Made So Great a Hit Here^ a That Airplanes Will Take in Trip. talnment to be Given Next Week. Ago in •‘HOOP LA!” 887 Main St. Rockaway Beach, L. I., May 1. Plans for the reception to the Under command of Rear Admiral Honor Roll men of the South Meth­ n iH B tfttD Hugh Rodman, the flagship New odist church parish are fast round­ BILLY Cakes Tomorrow York will lead four dreadnoughts ing into shape. It has been decided out to sea today or tomorrow to mark to have the reception Friday even­ In “THE’ LOVE Our own make, ready to fry. the lane for the attempt by United ing, May 9. A banquet will be serv­ B n coifflNs Try our Crullers and Doughnuts. States naval seaplanes to cross the ed at 6.30 sharp. Each man on the How the Cowboys Trim thd College Rowdidr | Atlantic. Our Scotch Scones are very nice. Honor Roll will have the privilege BRING JIESIH.TS The ships accompanying the New of inviting a friend. The members TOMORROW-“Tlie Kingdom of Yottth” York will be the Texas, Arkansas, of the G. A. R. and their wives also Fresh Unsalted Butter RATE— One ceAt a word for Utah and Florida. A large number ■will be guests at the banquet. In response to a demand we have added Fresh Butter first insertion, one half cent a of destroyers, commanded by Ad­ Following the banquet, tjiere will word for each subsequent In­ to our list of dairy products 73c lb. miral Plunkett, on the Rochester be an entertainment, to which all sertion. The combined initials TO RliNT—Furnished rooms* Ap9& FOR SALE—Five or six rooms of to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden SL, or D. Wapping and Wedgewood Butter 73c. will cruise between the battleships of a najne^ or the figures of a furniture, including antique pieces: members of the club, church and number count as one word. R. D ynes, 701 Main SL ready to dart to the’ aid of any of congregation are invited. The pro­ also 12 room house in first class condi­ Prize Nut Margarine 33c. Minimum charge 20 ceirts. tion. Mrs. M. Foskitt, 16 Snipslc bt,, f o r r e n t —R oom suitable for two R ock ville. Our Own Peanut Butter 10c and 18c carton. the naval planes that comes to grief gram will be provided by a musical gentlemdn, with or without lartf board. and is forced to land on the water. club from Mt. Holyoke college, the For th^. accommodation o^ Call at 169 M ain St. Federal Coffee still selling at 35c lb. FO R SALE— C abbage plants, 6,000 In case of accident the aircraft will Manchester Male quartet and an el- our patrdM wn wUl accept Tel­ transplanted. Plants stocky and WANTED ephone advertisements for this strong. Early Jersey ’Wakefield and be hoisted aboard the dreadnaughts ecutionist and it is expected also that column from any one whose Early Summer. O. E. Powell, 226 the Victor orchestra will play. Woodbridge street. BOYS WANTED—Permanent part- by means of cranes. name is on onr books payment ______time easy work for clean-cut, ambl- The navy tender Melville started District Superintendent W. H. to be made at earliest convei^ f o r s a l e —T wo level building lots tlou® school boys ience. In other cases casl? out to sea, late yesterday, carrying Bath, w'ho was organizer of the on Spruce street, walk and^curbmg. ^ ^nd liberal:-l^ofl^ must accompany order. $800 each. R ob ert J. Smith, ^ by representing ,the publishers of The representatives of the press associa­ Methodist Young Men’s club, -now B uilding. Saturday Ever tions and movie men who will cover merged with the Men’s Friendship Read By 10,000 People Knofla Brothers PEOPLE’S FISH MARKET the trans-Atlantic flight. club, will be present and make a o".k I WANTED-ExpeHeno.a building lots all cleaned off for build- for our shirt and suit de^rt- The course to be taken by the Am­ short address and Rev. G. G. Scriv­ ing or planting. Thrice only $525 for rnents. Apply to Manager, Sage-Al- erican planes probably will be offi­ ener, Mr. Bath’s successor at the hoth. Robert J. Smith, Bank Build- | len & Co., Hartford, Con^ ing. FRIDAY’S FISH LIST > cially announced this afternoon, South Methodist church also will FOR SALE WANTED—All Manchester men to T_ I know ttiRt A. Epor Co. will 86ll for though it is known that it completes have a few words for the soldiers. • , u T OT.V I FO R S.MjE—L arge double this week only S .V. D. style union FRESH HERRING . . . . . 12c f o r S.VLE—One new milch Jersej improvements on Foster street, worth $1.00 at but 59 cents. Only . . 10c a stop.at the Azores. wcow, 7 years old. James Bun , ^^tra building lot. This is a chan^ 5° two allowed to a customer. . . . 00c COW--. . COD STEAK ----- . . 10c S.AIiMON ...... It is believed here that the start 51)1 Hilliard Street. I get a good place. Easy terms. Rob­ . . . . 3.5c HONOR ROIJi NAMES ert J. Smith. Bank Building. WANTED—Two girls 16 or 17 years TIIiEFlSH STEAK . . ■•>0 will be made early !:ext week. SUBJECT 'lO SCRUTINY Foil HALF— I’ractically new tw o of age. Apply to Glastonbury Knlt- FRESH MACKEREL ____ ,3.5c family 12 room11 fiat just off West Cen- FOR S.\LE—Three lots, each 50 by | ting Co., Manchester, Green SEA TROUT ----- . . 22r Price reasonable. ” ‘O- ____ 22c 150; small new building 11 by 19 good . . 3.5c RUTTEREISH ...... laL Robb, ^ vr..,8uT Main Mnin street.street I'ark for garage, hencoop or could be made WANTED—Five or six room tene­ BUCK SHAD ----- AGAIN DEL.^YED. About 100 Names Now Under Ques­ ment with bath; six rooms preferred. ROUND CL.AMS . . ,20 c QT B uilding. to liouse small family. Call 585 Cen­ FUIUNDERS ----- . . 10c St. Johns, N. F., May 1.— Condi­ tion and Some IMay Be ter street. Address A. F., care Herald branch ol- STEAMING CLAMS , .18 c QT fice. ______SILVER BASS . . . . 10c tions were very unfavorable today Dropped. FO R SALE— Neat bungalow at Man- Chester,er Green Green. TnisThis is a.a bargain- , FOR SALE—Five good young cows, WANTED—Ashes to take away for to any attempt to start the trans- ■ice D R obb 853 Main street, P ark tw' o new milch cows. Address J._H. Wii.ll ace u. X^ouu. ooo I Manchester Green. Tel. 50 cents a dump cart load. Droft Atlantic flight. A light southwest B uilding. W alker, postal and will call. Frank P. PHONE 456-4 The Manchester Welcome Home 345-2. ner, 117 North School street, 23 MAPLE STREET wind brought promise of rain and FOR SALE—East Middle Turnpike, committee has been- enlarged and 5 acres land 7 room house, barn for FOR SALE—Rubber-tired single WA n' t h I>—^ I n tor Pjipw there was a thick fog off the coast various duties have been assigned to 7 head of stock and large chicken coop. carriage, in good condition; three er. Iimulre A. C. Lehm ann. SI, Coop­ Both the Martinsyde aftd Sopwith Price is reasonable. Wa,l^ce D. Rob , bushels Dwarf Horticultured B^ns, er St.. TeL US'^S’. __ \ _ sub-cemmittees. The enlarged com­ 853 Main St., Park B u ild ing.______very good for seed or eating. pilots were considerably downcast to sonable prices. Edwin C. Bunce, 53 WANTED—A*ho*^ i? mittee will meet Friday evening to FOR SALE—Four family^^house on p lou gh in g to do. L. T. Wood, Phono note of the campaign should be “ dis­ day over their failure to get a start Spencer St. Tel. 342-2. 151tf complete plans for Manchester’s 1 CooP^-r^ waUace^''h. 496. tribution” , in order that the Victory yesterday. Captain Raynham was FOR S ALE—Two Incubators, in good MANCUEmR Will SEE ception to its discharged soldiers Holiii, 853 Main St.,______1‘ark B uilding. condition, 175 and 150 e g g m achine; WANTED—Painter and paper hang- 2 notes may be purchased and paid for so certain that he ’W'ould get a’way also mixed wood, cut stove length, de­ err AApply pply Ernest P. n Clough, 24 Or- | and sailors Saturday,- May 17. FOR SALE—Practically new two- livered for $9.00 a cord Louis C. chard St. Phone 245-2. by the people at large out of their that he arranged with friends to faniilv lO-ronni Hat on Oakland street, It is proposed to have the bronze Bunce, 889 Hartford Road, Tel 343-13. present or future savings, and tlio cal.\le news of his start to London all convciiiimces and ‘ A WANTED—Women and glrL>. RmC TRAIN SA1TIRDAY medals ready for presentation on Price is $4,900 for quick sale, FOR SALE—9 acres good land, 7 ployment _ Department, Cheney Broth- resources of the banks left clear to and have seats booked for him in a amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, room house and good barn on trolley | ers, ZoTtr provide credit for the operation of that day and as each medal is to be 853 Main St., P ark B uilding. in South Manchester, for „ quick sale London theater for tonight. $3500. W a lla ce D. R obb, 853 M am bt., MISCELLANEOUS. our industries, to the end that lalidr inscribed with the name of the reci- FO R SALE— In the $1,000 an aco^ to- section in W ap p in g, 10 1-2 Park B ldg.______pent, the Honor Roll committee is bacco DIRT FREE for 'taking from Sum­ may be fully employed and prosperi­ acres, five acres timber, large house, FOR SALE—Large 12 room single Wonderful Trainload of Ger­ and hennery. P rice $4,800 for mit street opposite Strant St. P. J. now reviewing the names on the roll rbarrT’ 853 house at north end 3 1-2 stories, out­ ty insured. ... . ■ oulck sale. Wallace D. R obb., side concrete, electric lights, steam O’L e a r y . ______■ NO MORE NAVAL RACES with the object of determining fiP3^'‘ |Main St., Park B uilding. “ While the Treasury Department heata .toilet, bath, extra larp barn MOTORCYCLE AND BICYCIiE re ­ man Troplues Captured ly just who is entitled to a place and chicken coops, about 1 1-2 acre pairing done at 180 Spruce Streep expects every community to meet its FOR SALE— 100 acre farm in And land on trolley, 5 minutes from Depot Aboii£ 100 names now ap-| over l m ile fimm depot large. h<^^^ South Manchester. All work dono quota, some very decided changes in FOR WORLD SUPREMACY there. Square. Could be easily turned into promptly. Prices reasonable.______and barns with e x tr a bungalow 1 i u i four family house if desired or would During War. pearing on the Honor Roll are in is $3,000 for quick sale. W allaei D. industrial conditions and even in make an excellent boarding house. LIBERTY BONDS CASHED— Paid Of quostioA and their claims to a place I Robb_ M .m st.. lark LuiUUn, Price $4500. Small am ount o f cash. Partial Paid and war saving stam ^ population have taken place since So Says Secretary Daniels— But One I W alla ce D. R obb, 85 2iSlaln St., Park on the permanent memorial will be FOR SALE—Horse. Cheap if taken Cash at once. National InvesUn^ the conclusion of the last campaign, Fleet YVill Be Needed to Do Police at unco. Inquire 113 Spencer St. Building. ______Co., 1026 Main St„ H artford. fully established or the names will 710. H ours from 9 a. m. till 9 UGLY-LOOKING HUN GUNS but it has not been practical to rec­ Duty. FOR SALE—I have sold two places be dropped. It is impossible that FOR RALE— 15 small places ’'■vith on Woodland street recently and no-w ognize these-changes in the quotas to 3 1-2 acres of land each. Some offer one more with good house and 3 LOST assigned. It is therefore of the ut­ those whose war . work consisted with one-family, some with two-fam^ acres land, barns, etc. Price re^on- “ Pill-Box” Turrets and Trench Mor- London, May 1.— The time for ily houses. On and within able. W a lla ce D. R obb, 853 Main LOST—Fox terrier puppy, ala walking distance of trolley and mills. most importance that ever}?’ com­ competitive naval programs among purely of civilian duties, for which St., P ark B ldg. ______months old; black and white. lltU Ure Tr**» Will Be Hero During If Interested let me hear from you at brown on nose. Reward If returns^ Afternoon— Tb^ Program. munity make a determined effort to the powers has ended, under the they were lully compensated, w. he once. A. H. Skinner. ____ FOR SALE—I have 15 double houses to Mrs. E. J. McCann McGowan, 82| obtain every avdilable subscription. eliminated from the Honor Roll. — on one street ra n gin g In pricers from Garden St, ______League of Nations plan, according to FOR SALE—Safes all sizes at all $2500 to $3000. extra large lots. It Total is $623,800. prices $25.00 to $300. P rotect your you are looking for bargains see me. A TA COURT OP PROBATE HELD Thousands of Manchester citizens Josephus Daniels, the American sec­ valuables against lire and theft in one A. II. W alla ce D. R obb, 853 Main St., Park at Manchester, within and for the dis­ will have an opportunity to see the Figures obtained this afternoon retary of the Navy, who has just GERMAN ASSEMBLY of the very best safes made. B uilding. ______trict of Manchester, on the 3'Oth day of the Manchester Victory Loan com­ TO MEET TL^ESDAY. Skinner. o f A pril A. D. 1919. _ famous German war relic train Sat­ concluded a visit to the surrendered FOR SALE—Six room house at north Present, WILLIAM S. HYDE, ESsq., mittee show that the total amount Copenhagen, May 1.—The Gor­ FOR SALE—Real estate of everj’ end, practically new with extra build­ Til fj ir^ urday. The train will be brought German fleet at Scapa Flow. description. Full value for money ing lot, all modern improvements. Estate of Ethel Anderson, Manches­ hero under the auspices of the Man­ subscribed in this community at this Mr. Daniels pointed out, however, man National Assembly will meet invested. A. H. Skinner. ___ 1 W alla ce D. R obb, 853 Main St., Park ter. in said district, a minor. writing \s $623,800. This is a splen­ next Tuesday and will keep in con­ B uilding. ______Upon application of Andrew T. An- chester Victory Loan committee. that a mobile fleet would be neces­ FOR SALE—Five passenger touring .— ------, ^ , , , derson praying that a guardian of the ear in A-1 eoiidition and newly paint­ did showing, and gives indication stant touch with the peace confei- Car FOR SALE—Two family house just estate of said minor be granted on Chairman R. LaMotte Russell an­ saryry lOr for p police o n c e uuiy. duty. 101,0,... . 0 0 . .. ------, I ed. MotorM otor just overhauled. y:u north of Center. All Improyements, estate, as per application on file, nounced the program this noon for that the town’s full quota will be The Allies Secretary Daniels said, ence developments at Versailles, said f^iiy oquipped with electric LgiRs, self price reasonable for 1 it is _ . , . _ J, _1.1__— V, „ r, 1 oV, Porlin tndnV Istaitci, elcetiic 1. lace D. R obb, 853 Main St., P ark B u ild ­ ORDERED—That *he foregoing aP2 subscribed this week. 1 a dispatch from Berlin today. good tires all around, with Goodyear the Saturday exhibit of the train. are still undecided whether or not ing. ______plication be heard and determined at Relic Train Visit. to sink thfe German fleet in the mid- cord for spare. Car can make better the Probate Office In Manchester in The local committee is very anx­ than 50 miles per hour. FOR SALE—I have four excellent said district, on the 5th day of. May/ ious to have a complete “ clean-up The official program calls for thej Atlantic ocean. If the Domonstrati' aftor 6 i>. rn. Wilua.m bungalows in different sections of the A D. 1919, at 9 o 'clo ck in the foren ooh f arrival of the famous relic train at -AurrioN- Mclvi^o, 25 L/ilac street. town, all improvements and all prac- and that notice be given to all per-' made this week. It is satisfied that ships are not destroyed they prob­ tically new. Wallace D. Robb, 863 sons interested in said estate or the. the Manchester station at 2.30. It EGGS FI )R H ATCH IN G— Buff O rp­ Main St„ Park Building. pendency of said application and the if all local citizens pull together the ably will be divided among the Al­ ington high class, $2.00 per setting. time and place of hearing thereon, by will remain in town as follows; R.' I. Red trap-nested laying stock. publishing a copy of this order once town’s quota will be raised by Sat­ lied powers. If the German fleet is $1.50 ’ per C setting. ^ A. F. H owqs, FOR SALE—2 good houses, north \Vc will sell at Public Auction at the in some newspaper ha-vlng a circula­ Manchester station, 2.30 to 4.30 sent to the bottom the action would Phono 507 end 21-2 acres land, hen houses. etc., urday night. propertv known as the Frank M. Ikirt W a l- tion in said district on or b efore MAY on trolley. P rice for all $4500. 1, 1919, and by p ostin g a cop y o f tm a Must Raise Quota. Saturday afternoon; South Manches­ be accompanied by elaborate cere­ place, A very St., W appin g, Conn., F r i­ FOR SALE—A large lot on Russell Park day. May 2d, 10.30 a. m.. 12 h ighest lace D. R obb, 853 Main St., order on the public signpost in s ^ . In a circular sent to all Liberty ter station, 4.45 to 5-45. Addresses monies to mark the end of Germany grade Jersey cows, new much, others St. Inquire 96 Summit St.______Building. town of Manchesi'tr. at least, six dafys before the day of said hearing, to ap^ will be given by the Rev. C. E. Hes- freshen in June and during the sum­ FOR SALE—Well rooted two year Loan Committees today, Director L. a sea power. There would be mer, 4 heifers with first calves due FOR SALE—I have about 8 acres on pear if they see cause at said time ana old currant bushes, 75c dozen. Joseph place and be heard relative thereto, B. Franklin explained that it was selgrave and other local speakers at waving of flags and martial soon 2 heifers with first calves by their Albiston, Green Hill, Phone 321--. Tolland Turnpike, best in country for side, 6 head of other young stock. 1 chicken farm. 160 fruit trees. This and make feturn tq this court. both stations. Several thousand j board the Allied warships, WILLIAM S. HYDE, Judge, not the intention of Secretary Glass, hull 15 months old, two horses. W or­ FO R SALE— 100 rabbits from six place is in excellent location. when he announced that subscrip­ people will be on hand to view the cester Kemp manure spreader, one wrecks to seven months old; 25 does, reasonable. W allace D. R obb, 8o3 H -5-1-19 ______—. nearly new 12 can Cooley creamer, 9 ready for breeding. Charles Car- Main St., Park Building. tion to the Victory Loan would be war relics. The following program cans, wagons and household furniture South Manches- AT A COURT OF PROBATE HBEiD and various other articles too numer­ lisle, 96 Norm an St., at Manchester, within and for the dis­ limited to $4,500,000,000 to reje'ct 'will be carried out: ter Heights. ^ ______FOR SALE—Pure bred White Leg­ trict of Manchester, on the 23rd day or TO PROBE SLUSH FUND ous to mention. horn babv chicles, 15 cents each; cus­ In the case of over-subscription, the 1. Aerial salute bombs will be ~1f OR SALE— A 1917 S cripps-B ooth tom hatching, three cents each_ egg. 'present, WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., 600 BUSHELS CORN ON TH E EAR. roadster in perfect running condition. discharged as the train reaches its Telephoii€^ RockviliG 206-6. J. G. Judffe. ^ •. 1 A orders of persons who purchased Tires and paint in perfect condition. French, Vernon, Conn. 138tf Estate of Emanuel Reymander late IN ALBANY, N. Y., TODAY Auctioneer’s Notice: As Mr. Dart Apply at the Elmer Auto salesroom. $10,000 or less. stop. has sold his farm all o f the above -win of Manchester in said district, deceUS'- 2. The Victory Loan representa­ he sold without reserve and this is as FOR SALE—rBarrels for kindling FOR SALE—Several nearby farms ed. “All communities ought to be able fine a herd of grade Jerseys as I have Upon application of Edward Rey- wood. Will furnish delivery. E. and homes in and near Manc^st^. mander praying that letters of admm- to and should raise subscriptions to tive in charge of tl^e train will make Senate* Judiciary Committee to sold in years, and all, young, none over Seastrand. 91 South Main St. Tel. For Information call or phone W. W. seven, for a family cow or butter pro- istratlon be granted on said estate, as a brief address and ask Local Com 304-4 evenings 6 to 8. ______Grant 22 Cambridge street, Manches­ per application on file, it Is , the entire amount of their quota Resume Its Investigations This Af­ ducer we have the quality iu this herd ter, Conn. Tel. 221. evenings or in and anv one that knows Mr. Dart will ORDERED—That the foregoing apr over and above subscriptions by mittee of three to come to the plat FOR S.\LE—Five room cottage, east the day time at 26 State street, plication be heard and determined at ternoon. know that he always kept the best. side, walking distance from schools for. Conn.. Tel. C harter 5915. 151tf Sale rain or shine. Lunch may be liad the Probate Office in Manchester m banks for their own account’’, said form. and factory. Lot 75 feet front. .«aid district, on the 5th day o f M a y .A , 3. A five minute address by the on the premises. $2,500 for quick salei R ob ert J. Smith D 1919, at 9 o ’ clo ck in the forenbon; Mr. Franklin. “ If this is done, Albany, N. Y., May 1.— The State B ank building.______FOR SALE—Farm 96 acres, 3 1-2 miles frnrn Manchester 50 acres tlll- aiid that notice be given to all perilO.M local chairman or someone selected Senate Judiciary Committee will interested in said estate of the peiw there will be a very heavy oversub­ ROBERT M. REID FOR S.\LE—Two apartment steam ab.el. o room house, barn and hen house Large peach and apple or- ency of said application and the tliw_ scription to the issue and a thorough by him. meet here this afternoon to resume heated flat at north end, lights, bath, and place of hearing thegeon, by PU^. ? set tubs, -walk and curb, near trolley. chard.” ■ P rice $3760. $1200 cash. C. distribution of the notes, thereby 4. Talk by a returned soldier. its investigation of the alleged $500,- Expert Auctioneer Johnson Block. 133tl llshing a copy of this order oiice^;^ P rice on ly $4,600 R ob ert J, Smith, B. Sloan. som e new spaper h avin g a clrculat| - .5. Address by an experienced Bank BuilOding. ______contributing greatly to the stability 000 slush fund said to have been of­ 201 Main St. Manchester, 'Tel. 208-41 in said district on or before May X.H, f o r s a l e —F arm 30 acres of land, 1919, and by p ostin g a cop y o f this of the market price after the cam­ Victory Loan speaker on the neces­ fered Senator George T. Thomps6n FOR SALE—Bungalow of 5 rooms, 15 tillable 7 room house. Good der on the public signpost in ^ id t-i.ir^'v sity of subscribing to the Loan. of Niagara by state traction inter built within three years for a home barn and hen house. 50 apple trees, of Manchester, at least six day’s before; paign is over. of best material obtainable. Owner also noach and pear trees. In good the day of said hearing, to appear No Holding Back. 6. Invitation by Liberty Loan ests. w ill sell fo r $3,200. R ob ert J. Smith, locatiom'^ Price'’ $2700. $800 cash. they see cause at Said time and place representatives to inspect the exhib- — BASmi 1 Bank building. ______C B Sloan. Johnson Block. 133tr and be heard relative thereto, “ Remember, this is the last Lib­ Former Governor Charles S. Whit­ FOR SALE—A bungalow 6 rooms make return to this court. _ 4 FOR S\LE—25 acre farm, 3 acre to­ near Center. Built 3 years. WILLIAM S. HYDE, Judge. ' erty Loan” , continued Director tH on tho train. man, Richard H. Burk, charged with bacco shed, barn for stock, wagon heat All modern Improvements. H -5-1-19 Franklin. “ There is no reason for being the “ go-between” in the offer shed, work shop, corn crib, plenty of I’TLza, sleeping porch. About 60 hy Mt. Nebo Grounds, wood, running water In house and Price $3800.__$1,000 cash.^ C AT A COURT OF PROBATE Hitti&jj of the fund and George A. Glynn, [barn Good nine room house, fruit 140. holding back this time. The key­ HI*ANKED BY POLK^EMAN. B. Sloan, Johnson B lock . 133tf at Manchester, within and for the^ trees aplenty, street lights, 25 min­ trlct of Manchester, fm. the 36tU chairman of the Republican state utes’ walk from Bank building. Own­ FOR SALE—Seasoned wood, birch, SUNDAY, MAY 4TH er will sell cheap and has good rea- •°Vres'ent^WILLVAM S. HYDE, Portland, Me,, May 1.— Nineteen-1 committee, have beeri summoned t^o I son for selling. Robert J, Smith, , ft $8; stove length, $10 per cord. Hard, 4 i t , $9; stove $11. M ixed slab $8 judff© year-old Frank Shaw was spanked by | appear before the __ _ iB an k B u ildin g. ______^ove length. C. H. Schell, Brookmead Estate of Enrlt E. Andersoiy late ofj mittee. They will be cross examined Athletics vs. Farm. Tel. 143-12. ______Manchester, in said district, Patrolman Hugh McDonough In the FOR SALE—At north end large The Administrator having exhl^M What ^ 1 hv counsel for Senator Thom pson.!-, ^ , f D * i^l I single’ h~ouse of eight rooms. h ot and his admlnlstratfjBn account with sal Municipal Court by order of Judge ^y counsel lo m ripiiartlire Ol KnStOl cold water and bath. Over 1-2 acre of building estate to this court for allowance. It 3 At r.1 Glynn has been summoned in he- HCW 1/cpdIlUlC Ul wiioiwi planting, also extra TO RENT ORDERED—That the 6th day < McGlanblow. ior^ P r'ice'o'n lv $‘3,400, $400 cash down. ANCIENT We Do half of Senator Thompson to estab­ May A. D. 1919. at 9 o’ clock , forenoons^ The spanking was administered Robert J. Smith, Bank Building. TO LET— Large furnished front at the Probate Office, in said for after the boy had pleaded guilty to lish. the fact that the meeting be­ Game Called at 3.15 room suitable for light housekeeping. Chester, be and the same is asingnc tween the senator and the ex-Govern- FOR SALE—East Center street resi­ Also furnished -S-room apartment. In­ for a hearing of said admlnJstraw MODERN the larceny of lead from th^ roofs of dence 10 rooms, every convenience. quire E. Grube, 109 F oster street. account with said estate; and 'tlr Your Eyes or at which, it was testified by IThis is an exceptionally well built court directs the Administratofi-^O buildings, and his mother, a widow, house and is in perfect condition, TO RENT—Store suitable for ice public notice to all persons Intorest Thompson, the direct offer of the large lot and garage. Further par­ cream parlor, meat market or grocery. therein to appear and be heard tact Examine them painstakingly, ac­ had said she had been unable to Bank fund was made for his favorable CHOICE M B E R S V ticulars see Robert J. Smith, Inquire Mrs. E. J. McCann McGowan, on by publishing a copy at tbia curately and scientifically. break him of some bad habits he had 1 B uilding. 82 Garden St. ______In some newspaper having a clt Furnish the glasses required at consideration of a bill pending in the tion in said district, on or beiorej the lowest price that good depend­ acquired. He was placed on proba­ FO R SALE— Corner prpj^rty Spruce " f o r r e n t —T en room house wl^ 5th, 1919, and by p ostin g a cop y o| legislature, designed to give trac­ PUNTS and Maple street. nearly'Shn acre of 1-2 acre land, $15 per month. A. H. order on the public signpost ir tion for one year. land for building sites, 'bine room able glasses can be made for. Skinner. ______town where tho deceased laM Fit the glasses to assure both tion companies increased fares, was house for two families, oath room six days before said day of . eomfort and satisfaction. arranged for by Mr. Whitman and A FEW THOUSAND CHOICE [each tenement. Barn and shed room TO RENT—One single house of sev­ and return make to this oourt. \for four automobiles This is a en room s at 470 Adam s St., WILLIAM 3. HI NEW LUMBER RATES. that Mr. Glynn gave Thompson the STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR iWood business corner and an invest larcre garden. Also a six room tene- ,H - 5 - l -9 WALTER OLIVER Washington, May 1.— An entire ment Robert J. Smith, Bank building. l^ent wUh a gardem Inquire on the invitation. SALE. premises, or of A. F .Jarvis, 416 Cen Farr Block, 915 Main St. re-classification of rates on lumber FO R SALE— On Center street car line large twin cottage of ^x rooms ter St. ______Benjamin Franklin sa^d: SOUTH MANCHESTER and lumber products will he under­ WALTEB O LCO n each side, neatly finished, lights, bath, TO RENT—Four room tenement $10 ing stene gathers no llours 10 a. m. to 8. 30 p. m. Benjamin Franklin said: “ Every •wash trays, cement walk and cellar, ner month, large lawn and gardem Ap­ taken by the Interstate Commerce ^andy to mill, trolley and school. Price Telephone 39-3 little makes a mickle." Sixteen 21 FOREST STREET, ply T a r y J. Campbell. Middle Turn­ less, spei^der Commission, it was announced to­ SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. I “^^y^ pike East, near Summit. “ Thrifties" makes a W. S. i-S day. m

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V ' ii^ Worcester’s „ , m P E m n a w ceased turning for a day. /?*■ mm I FLETCHER WON’T ®) was lavishly decorated ijdth inations provided for a special New York, May 1.— The , stock Arthur Fletcher is one Giant 17 MOIIE WAR nSSES feature. The parade "was revlSWetF AT ' > ' ■ ' ^ I market made good progress toward who will be miesed when John by Mayor Pehr G. Holmes- flpooi -'ia ' TH E _ adjustment with the new conditions i:i: J. McGraw starts his tour o t \ ——— stand in front of city hall. created by the changed, dividend ^ South America with the Chicago Units in line were: * ^ ' White Sox next fall. The Giant condition of Steel Common and the I three of the Men of the A. L Chief Marshal Colonel John F. J. *<• shortstop and captain has al­ THE GIHL WITH THE LOCAL REPUTATION majority of the list reflected a de­ Herbert commanded 1.02nd Field creased supply with an Increased de­ ready declared himself. Fletcher has no aversion to F. Have Snee Artillery, G company, 101st Infantry, , mand at the opening today. Buy­ South America. But he has a (Emmet Guards); A, C, H cmnpanlM ing orders were plentiful in several dread of a sea voyage, that Is Died. 104th Infantry; Worcester Aviators groups of stocks with the sugar is­ the result of sad experience. commanded by Lieutenant Samuel ELSIE FERGUSON sues becoming prominent. , Back in 1913 he went to Hono­ Coltpn, Worcester “ ace” ahd other A! American Sugar Refining ad­ lulu with Frank Bancroft’s all- Worcester soldiers in United States star aggregation of ball players. vanced two points to 130 7-8 and NAMES OF THE HEROES and allied armies. Tanks and other American Beet Sugar 1-2 to 81 1-2 He spent six miserable days and nights in his stateroom going iji: war equipment followed the march­ “HIS PARISIAN WIFE” Steel. Common opened with sales over and six more coming back. ers. Dances, sports and other events at 97 to 96 3-4, a decline of 3-4 but Almost All of the Recipients Live came after the parade. AN ARTCRAFT SPECIAL—SHE WAS FROM PARIS AND HER STUNNING rallied to 97 3-4 in the next few in Michigan— "Acts of Extraordin­ minutes. U. S. Rubber advanced a ary Heroism.” . GOWNS MADDENED HER AMERICAN MOTHER-IN-LAW. YOU SHOULD SEE point in*the initial trading to 95 1-4, HIPPO VAUGHN TELLS NEW SPAPERS ■i’lED UP. but reacted to 94 3-4 in the next Albany, N. Y., May 1.— Albany HOW THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL WINS OUT. few sales. The motor stocks were OF YANKEE FAILURE Washington, May 1.— General newspapers are tied up today with a ADMISSION! MATINEE 5 AND IOC; EVENINGS 15 AND 20C AND WAR TAX strong. General Motors advancing Pershing has awarded the Distin­ strike and walkout of their print­ i r 2 to 182 and Willys Overland 1-4 guished Service Cross, given for ers. The printers struck on two to 35. Marine Preferred was next Not Laziness That Caused Him to “acts of extraordinary heroisln” to papers and resigned their positions 17 more officers and men of the .Am­ the special dividend of ten per cent Fail With Stallings. on the remaining publications. High­ and opened unchanged at 108 3-4. erican Expeditionary Forces, the War er wages are sought. of the Senate commitiee that con­ Royal Dutch reflected accumula­ [ Department announced today. Three ducted an investigation of Bolshevik C i r c l e T h e a t e r POUCE SET OUT NET tion, advancing 1 1-8 to 110. San Chicago Twirler Says It Was Not In­ of the awards were posthumous. Benjamin Franklin said: “ Waste propaganda, running over a period Francisco was again strong, advan difference That Caused Him to Be Those honored: of seveial weeks, during the last ses­ neither time nor money, but make FOR THE BOMB PLOHERS clng 1-2 to 21 1-2. Dumped to Minors, But a Captain Charles Fillis, 1,242 Por­ y sion of Congress. Lame Arm— His Record. ter street, Detroit, Mich. Uie best use of bofn,'' Buy W. S. S. Is it wise for nifin to W(^d :i (Continued from Page 1.) Captain Meade Frierson, Jr., (de Frenoh g irl ami U u m i take lun- to BELGIUM WILL NOT ACCEPT. .Tim Vaughn has given a Chicago the home of his parents? (’an on<‘ UEI) I’L.VCiS Hl’ NG Oi l’. Brussels. May 1.— Belgium wilt ceased), 513 Broadway, Nashville, ness of mind (hat caused discovery writer an explanation of why he failed overcome the objections and suspi­ not accept the terms which the Big Tenn. of (he plot. Only Kfgns of I'nix-st Seen Today iiw with the New York Yankees so com­ First Lieutenant Herman Crltea, cions of one’s parents if tliey hap­ l''oui' .Vrr<‘s(s a( "Hub.” Four desire to impose upon her,'the pletely several years ago that he was Chicago. Rochester, N. Y pen to be I’ uritanical in their viy pleaded, guilty and Central Powers will be called upon 2 Main St. ” Hione 50 “ Hooray for (lie World Socialist Lake, Liberty, Mich. every effort made by her to win their tlndr cases wen^ continued until May to sign have reached the State De­ Federal Soviet Ueimblie.” Leonard St. James, Bay City, Mich. contldence and love, they persisted in 9 for s('iitence. 'I'he literature which partment, it was learned today. Just I’olice Chief (iarrity later issued Hazel P. Wilson. 1,776 Scotten treating her as a girl with "a past” they were jiassing out was May Day what portion of the entire document au appeal to all citizens to destroy avenue, Detroit, Mich. and therefore unworthy of their re­ jiropaganda, according to (he police' they represent, officials were unable BOSTON SHOE Red flags wlienever they appear. William Retze, Brownwood, Texas. spect. and in vague but unmistakabb' to say. The belief was expressed, Mike Kaminski, 292 Wesson ave This hostile attitude finally con­ terms jireached "the revolution” however, that they are but a very nue, Detroit, Mich*. vinces the husband that his wife which the extremists among syndi­ NEAR EAS'I’ CON Till BUTOKH. small part. REPAIRISNOP Dewey Phillios,’ (deceased), Sagi­ may not be as pure as she seems and calists and I. W. W. agitators advo­ New York, May 1.— Among contri- When. It is received In its entirety n separation ensues. Fauvetto is bulions to the American committee it will be made public upon notice naw, Mich. cate. Walter Brown, (deceased). Brain Well known in town for using the cas% upon her own resurces and “ The May Day is the labor day of for relief in llie Near East, announc­ from Paris, and will be published erd, Minn. I best quality in leather and Neolln finally wins fame as an author. the revolutionary worknu'n” , said ed today, are Individual donations simultaneously here and abroad. Frank B. Holmes, 612 E. 47th soles.. . A 8i>ocialty for ten days only. When another man enters her llf(?, one of .the circulars. This is to be a of $,’■)(»() from Miss Farali A. Seabury, Press reports that a synopsis of street, Chicago. Rubber Heels 00c, reduced to 50c the husband’s waning love revives historic May Day when the fis'ling of New Bi'dford, Mass., and Augustus the text would be cabled from Paris Special for Mondays on Polish and and after a series of thrilling scenes, of unrest spri'ading and all ovcm I lie 1’. Loring, of Boston. S. J. Swift, of wi're without confirmation at the Laces 15o, reduced to 10c. the pair are reunited. The story world (he capitalistic system is be­ Worcester, Mass., contributed $1,000 State Department. has a deep psychological interest ing upset.” and Mrs. Elizalu'lh C. Russ of Hart­ NATION IS SPEEDING UP 105 SPRUCE S'TREET and Its development supplies rctal 'I'he men gave the names of Her­ ford, $990. RIOT SQUADS OUT. IN H.AU8MANN BLOCK. dramatic Interest and appeal. David man Schube, Robert Smith, Fred Buffalo, N. Y., May 1.— Two riot IN VICTORY LOAN DRIVE Powell is Miss Ferguson’s leading Williamson, and Rudolph Schark. ’IX) UNIONIZE THE WORLD. squads and 150 other patrolmen man, and the supporting ciist Is ex­ The latter is a Canadian soldier of Copenhagen, May 1.— Hungarian have been ordered to report at Ge­ However Figures Are Still Below cellent. Eve Unsell wrote the sce­ communists are working on a scheme nesee street and Walden avenue this Jim Vaughn. Lithuanian origin. Fourth Ijoan for Same Period. Firelnsurance nario and the director was Emile HE.N'.L’I'OK (fE'I'K HOM15. to unionize (he mines of the world afternoon for the purpose of pre­ in the way of winning ball games. Chautard. Washington, May 1.- A bomb ad­ under one managenient and thus venting the proposed parade of So­ They did not know he Injured hla AtJTOMOBIUI, n U ASD dressed to Senator la'o Overman of form a mighty front against the cialists. arm in the season of 1910. Washington, May 1.— A. distinct LIABUJTT OVBUBANOB world’s caiiitalism, it was reported Acting Chief of Police Higgins “I hurt my arm Juno 1,” said North Carolina has been held uj) in speeding up of the Victory Loan ALSO TOBACCO EfBURAHOB (he Post Olll(;e at Salisbury, in that from Vienna today. Mining experts warned the promoters of the parade Vaughn, In his explanation just given. drive was indicated in reports reach­ Park Theater “George Stallings was manager of the AGAINBT DAMAGB BT HAH state, (he Postoflice Deiiartment an­ will go to Russia and later into Ger­ not to make the attempt and receiv­ ing the Treasury Department from club at tlie time and I told him so, nounced today. many, Groat Britain and America, ed a letter to the effect that the par- the 12 federal reserve districts to­ Hlllle Rhodes, the sprightly littb' but he declined to let me go, thinking Senator Overman was chairman it wa.-> said. ajile would be held as scheduled. I would return to my normal condi­ day. The percentage of the $4,- Richard G . Rich star, has In "The Ltive Call” , her tion. My arm did not regain its 500,000,000 officially subscribed, latest National production for Ex­ strength until I joined the Kansas however, still was below that of the Tinker Building, Bo. Ifanchester. V hibitors Mutual ndeasi!, a role that {By Morris) City team In 1913. I think the hot Fourth Liberty Loan at the same Look Out Below!!! weather there helped it. That fall I proves the clever llftb! ingenue pos- stage of the campaign. There has 8PEGIAL FOR THIS WEEK joined the Cubs uud my arm has been been a falling off in the average of sessed of unusual talent for chiirac- Ford Honey Comb Radiators great ever since. quotas subscribed. $26.00 ter acting. It will be shown tonight “Fans said I was lazy while with Every district is reported as hope­ New York. That Is not true. I have All kinds of Auto accessories as the feature at llu! I’ark. ful but none of them is openly opti­ Agents for Federal and Ajax t li^ Miss Rhodes Is always :it her best never mentioned a word about this before. I was game enough to take mistic, treasury officials stated. MATTHEW MERZ, Phone 561 when she is unhampi-red by convmi- my medicine and let the critics have Depot Square, Manchester. tlonalltles. As “ The Kid” , in ‘‘T'be their say, but since I became a mem­ NEW ENGLANDH FIGURES. ------^------> Love Call” , the vivacious lilth; ac­ ber of the Cubs I did all within ray Boston, May 1.— New England is tress jilays the i>art of a western girl power to beat the Giants on the Polo forging to the front In the Victory Public Auto Service who has been brought uj) in a fron­ grounds just to hear the fans and Loan campaign and now stands third tier town by her drunken, crusty old scribes say: ‘Why didn’t he pitch that among all the districts In the United Day or Night way with the Yankees?’ I did not father, an ex-mate on a sailing ve.s- States from the standpoint of sub­ Rates Reasonable sel, known as Mate Allen, whose because my arm was bad. Barrett, who was trainer of the club, can ver­ scriptions. Telephone 644 favorite hang-out was O’ Keefe’r, ify what I say. New England raised $2^,252,000 primitive saloon in Chugwater. “I like to pitch, and have never on the ninth and second best day of The Mate Is killed by O’Keefe, and refused a manager yet I have often its work. This makes a total of the Kid starts out into the world worked out of ray turn despite the $145,191,000 or 38 per cent of its AUTO TOPS RE-C07ERED alone to carry out her murdered fact that It is Just as bard for a big quota. There are nine more work­ lurtalns repaired, Cellnlold windows father’s oft repeated wish that she man to pitch as it is for a little ing days of the present campaign. In replaced. All kinds o f Hamai^ get an “eddication”, “I don’t know man. Size has not everything to do those nine days New England must cork. what the blazes an ‘eddication’ is, with twirling. It ,Is the arm, and a raise $229,809, or almost $27,500,- but dad wanted I should get it, and man of my stature Is just as likely to tire and wear out his arm as a 000 daily in order to realize Us CHARLES L A m O I’m goin’ after it” , was the Kid’s smaller 'nd lighter pitcher.” quota. Corner Main and EldrWIge Slim comment. Vaughn certainly has not shown any Connecticut heads the list of New The Kid’s quest leads to a roman­ lazy tendencies since he was secured England states. Connecticut has 64 tic meeting with Joe Emory, a sheep- by the Cubs in 1913. That year he per cent of its quota. Vermont has NOTICE herder, and later an exciting and Joined the club late in the fall and 60 per cent, Massachusetts 32 per pitched In seven games, five of which Have your LAWN MOWER •humorous adventure with a husky, cent, Maine a bit over 30 per cent, I ground as it should be. Have an good-natured cowboy, Nick Horton, he won. In 1914 he took his place as and Rhode Island under 30 per ideal'Grinder to do the work. All * who pulls the whiskers of a college a regular twirler on the staff of the PQjjf work promptly attended to. Prices club and has retained it Not^ Includ­ professor when the professor refus­ very reasonable. ing the seven games he pitched in A. W. INGRAHAM ed to admit the Kid into the univer­ the fall of 1913 he has averaged bet­ sity without Ame preliminary study­ ter than 41 games a season. Last WORCESTER HONORS BOYS 31 North School St., Phonp ing. summer, owing to the short season, There are a couple of exciting was the first year in which he did Fraak j . Ouiah rough-and-tumble fights in the pro­ not participate In more than 40 games. RETURNING FROM FRANCE duction, one between'the “Mate” He twirled In 42 In 1914, 41 In 1915, Plumbing, Hieating, Tinnihg, Job- and O’Keefe in the frontier saloon, 44 In 1916, 41 in 1917 and 35 In 1918. General Holiday Declared— (?ity Lav- bing a ^pocialty and another when Nick grabs the Ishly Decorated— 4,o0o In Line Shop Pbone 87-4 Residence 3 ^ professor by his hirsute barrage and PLAYERS ARE PAID MONTHLY and 200,000 Spectators ReardI W ^ o n Bldg. mops up the classic floor of the col­ lege with the dignified high-brow. Difference In New Contracts This Sea­ Worcester, Mass., May 1.— Worces­ son Is Explained by Owners of ter honored her war heroes today. The photography is striking, es­ League Teams. pecially the shepherd scenes show­ More than 200,000 spectators from - H p r O T E S S - ing the flock Chining down thp moun­ The club owners of major league all ^over Worcester county cheered tain trail. baseball teams explaining the new wildly while four thousand Wor­ Tomorrow Madge Kennedy^ will contracts say the difference Is simply cester soldiers paraded through the FURNITURE AND MANO be seen in a Goldwyn "The Kingdom !) this: The players will be paid a principal streets. Tribute was paid MOVING monthly salary for the playing sea­ to the men who made the supretne , t of Youth.” son. This monthly salary in the ma­ saoiiflce when the parade halted at All Kinds Trucking* jority of eases is just as large as it always has been, but the season will Victory arch and wreaths were placed AH Woik Guanntt^ Benjamin Franklin said; “ Money • be one month shorter. The season for Worcester’s 329 hero dead. can beget money, and its offspring consists of 140 games instead of 154. It was a general holiday , here. OfficSr 52 Pead S t / M ^ can beget more.” Buy W. ,S. S.

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cording the taxes which the law re­ WHATS THIS? MODEST, DEMURE MAID IbcEwnlnQlbcralt) quires him to pay. But he must South Manchester Hartford Bristol adopt such a system forthwith or he will soon find himself in trouble OF 1919 MODEL IS REALLY CONSIDERED JSntered at s'i?on«°cla?."’'Ma.f‘ Jbe Posjt M ?u:;,»ith tho Internal revenue offlcere. ebeyter aa A DRUG ON THE MARKETS IN LONDON PublUbed by London, (by mail),— What.ts the larity behind the wire entanglements. PART THAT MANCHESTER The ex-Tommy and the mufti officer The Herald Printiiig Company English girl of today? This after the is “ fed up” with whip-snap disci­ ‘‘Assistant Home Majors fivery Evenlne except Sundays and war type, if there Is such, how dif­ Holidays. TOOK IN CELEBRATION pline, and, above all, he doesn’t want Berkey & Gay Furniture ferent is she from the girl the boy Ste4nway Pianos it across the tea tame or on the Whittall Rugs . By Mall, Postpaid in khakf left four years ago? And dance-floor. S4.00 a year, $2.00 for six months Town De-iPi-tPtl—Salvationist.'^ Busy Steinway Pianolas Invest in a Victory Bond V Glen wood and Crawfon^’,'^'* By Carrier ...... Twelve Cents a .Week Another school of this philosl)ph> Single Copies ...... Two Cents StTving li«*fresliint‘iils — Stores the women of these isles, have they Ranges of the new girl believes that she has V’ictor Vietrolas and Mills Closed. become angular, with many corners Main Office—Herald Building, Man­ become superlatively careless, “ a chester. Branch Office—Ferris Block. and domineering ways, or are they South Manchester. fluffy and altogether irresponsible— siren with laughing eye^ that glad­ Now for Manchester’s reception Every Evening a rude even? den indiscriminately at everything For Your Health’s Sake, t e l e p h o n e s . and welcome home celebration to her in male attire,” amazingly ijnpudent. Main Office, Main and Hilliard Sts.ftW own heroes.Patriotically active in all A veritable dazzle of shatp-sen- Delight Branch Office, Ferris B lock ...... M5 Lady Byron has written as much in do all you can to obtain the War Bureau, Ferris Block..4oy affairs of a military nature, this tenced inquiry is filling the news­ an article on the “ dernier cri” girls, when your porch has a town lived up to the reputation of papers and magazines, punctuated fullest amount of fresh air the 1919 model. She even makes the comfortable couch ham­ being one of the most patriotic with exclamation points, question during the summer’s time. THAT MAIN ST. P^NCROACHMENT. following suggestion: mock.. You might try in towns of its size in New England marks, italics and epigram. The town of Manchester should many ways to escape the You don’t have to seek re­ (even staid Boston conceded this) We hear of the officer who re­ “ We shall soon hear fond parents lose no time in straightening the freshment and relaxation. turned home so tired of a tweed and in glossing bver their daughters’ heat of the day, but you boundary line on the east side of when’ it sent to Hartford yesterday the greatest local representation khaki sister that he married a ^chif­ faux pas, saying, ‘Of course dear will find most gratifying They will always be at Main street at a point where the Holl Daphne is a bit wild, but girls will of all the comfort offer­ that has ever attended an out-of- fon wife. Some aver that little Miss your command when you block and the Park theater are said be girls, and when she settles down ed by a couch hammbek. itown celebration. England, who makes a lovely flapper to encroach on the street line. It and marries some nice, domesticated have a comfortable Hammock on your porch. Yesterday the town was practic­ and later a dominating house-mis­ Here you’ll find a fine is quite evident that the owners of good man she may be all the better ally deserted. Although it was tress, has moved the clock forward a assoi:tment of couch these buildings erected them in good few years and has now become a for having sowed her wild oats, for hammocks — excellent Step in and see our large variety of Hammocks. You’ll (ultl, upon lines Inrnlshed by the Harltord's own welcome home re­ have we not heard that the reformed town’s engineer al llial time, it this reption lo her native sons. M-anches- crisp and aggressive young person, quality that will give you accustomed to giviflg orders and ex-, rake makes the best of husbands? many seasons perfect have no trouble in selecting exactly the color you want. fact is established and it should now ter also recognised her boys who par - 1 peeling to be obeyed. All this be­ Then why not the best of wives?” service to hang from appear that the buildings encroach licipated in the grand parade ot Con, Prices from necticut’s contribution to the immor cause she has had a fling at “ busi­ Lady Byron thinks the men are to ceiling or with standard, upon the highway, they should be re­ ness” in offices, behind the steering blame for encouraging, even want­ canopies and pillows to modeled at once to make them con­ tal 26th division. Nearly all of the local manufacturing industries were wheel, or hstride a motor side-car. ing, such girls, but, like all parties match. Prices from form to the correct line. If it was shut down. Schools and stores were Brothers, one hears, are finding sis- to the controversy over Britain’s $3.75 ; ‘ ' the town’s mistake the town should ters unendurable and innocent-eyed j young maidens, leaves us very much pay the bill for changes. The bill closed for the day. In fact it was $12.85 a general holiday for the town and fluffy sweethearts scarce. in doubt as to what is the 1919 would be much smaller now than at model. None seems to agree with a later date. Mr. Holl is about to it can be truthfully said that Man­ The demobilized girl, it is said, re­ Better Baby Cab chester residents took as much in­ tains her “ service” manners, remini­ the other, yet all seem to indicate “ Bar Harbor” remodel his block, adding two stories for every baby in Man­ terest in the Hartford celebration scent of the sergeant-major who that the modest, demure maid is a and the change in the front line chester whose mother as did the residents of the Capitol barked his way into eternal unpopu- drug on the present girl market. Willow Rocker could be made at this time at the appreciates the vital im­ minimum expense. The Park the­ city. “ PEACE OX EARTH” CHANT portance of the d^y ater building, too, itself an inexpen­ Salvationist.'; Active. closed all day. Only $6.00 IS FOLlX)V\ ED BY ZION promenade— ^who- knows sive structure, could be remodeled While a large majority of the res But as far as the trolley officiaLs At this small cost you (^ITY OVERSEER TIRADE. that a sortie in a car­ now at no very considerable cost. idents were preparing for the Hart­ were concerned, it was the busiest can buy a few of these Zion City. 111., May 1.— “ Peace on riage of tempered I f.it should be shown that the ford trip, there^ was also a large clay they had experienced in years. rockers for your porch earth, good will to men,” chanted springs, of soft uphol­ owners of the*€ buildings w’ere neg­ number at the North end station to Superintendent H. A. Nettleton said and lawn without hardly the Zion CUy Choir— then Rev. Wil­ stery, of easy-rolling ligent and did not take the proper cheer the troops as they passed it reminded him of some of the old- feeling the expenditure. bur Glenn yoliva, Zion City overseer, comfort means as much steps to secure a legal line, then of through the town on their way to fashioned Fourth of July rushes. They are excellently in way of physical well course the expense of repairing the Hartford. A large number of these Every car and man they had were rose up in the pulpit and apropos of made of willow, are built the proposed legislative investigation being as a well regulated mistake should be borne by them, people boarded the 10.45 train to pressed into service, in order to on broad, comfortable diet. But whoever is to blame, steps should the city, and the rest remained for handle the crowds going to the city. of Zion City, spoke as follows: lines, washable and will be taken to straighten the line at the special which arrived at 11 Even the barn crews were used and “ Liars, thieves, murderers, skunks, give excellent service. Prices from $16.50 once. Real estate developments along o’clock. When tfiis train arrived, it before noon it was necessary to put stinkpots. Every member of the Illi­ that section of Main street are like- was boarded by about one hundred open cars into commission. On one nois State Legislature is a tobacco Victor Records for May are here—Come and see them. ly to come along rapidly and sub- Salvationists who served the soldiers trip to Hartford in the‘ forenoon, a fiend. Members of the Legislature stantial buildings are soon to be coffee and doughnuts, closed car with seating capacity for have no manhood, no decency, no erected. It is essential that the , These workers dispensed refresh- 44 persons, had 141 passengers self-respect. street line should be permanently nients all the way to the city and when it left the Center. Two more “ Why, they are as bad as the doc­ tors. We don’t have murderers any fixed and carefully guarded against even during the formation of the were picked up in Burnside, making BATTER UP! more. We have doctors instead. Do COULDN’T TRY HORSE, SO “ Because we can try you and not encroachment. parade near the Union depot they a total of 143 persons who were you know what M. D. stands for?” OWNER IS FOUND GUILTY. the horse,” said Judge Fleming. were busily engaged handing out to packed into the car. X(wv York Opens Its Baseball Sea^n he fairly shouted at his hearers. Kansas City, Mo., May 1.— It cost '.'4 the soldiers those famous sweets When some of the stay-at-homes Today. q LUXURY TAXES. “ I’ll tell you." It stands for damn ‘Zeke” Ademan, a bakery wagon which are a by-word with every saw the way the people were crowd­ BURLEHON ASKED TO RBvSIGN. a In the multiplicity of events which murderers. They’ve just got the in­ driver, $10 because his horse blade a overseas veteran,—doughnuts. ed into the cars and thought of Cleveland, O., May 1— Postmaster New York, May 1.>-New York'l* have been rfonopolizing the attention itials turned atoun'd, that’s all.” meal off of some bark on a tree. Shortly after ten o’clock the gen­ standing up all the way to the city baseball wild today, this being the Then, warming up to his subject, While Ademan was delivering bread General Burleson is asked to resign of newspaper readers the past few and then standing around two or date of the opening of the National eral exodus of the city started. From the horse, evidently hungry, nibbled from the President’s cabinet in a weeks the fact has escaped the no­ three ’hours to watch the parade, Voliva proceeded: League season both in Manhattan and that time until 12.45 the trolleys “ Liars, cheats, frauds, scoundrels the bark. ^ resolution which the Cleveland Fed­ tice of most people that the so-called they decided that they were about in Brooklyn. were crowded far beyond their ca- “ Are you guilty of destroying city eration of Labor will forward him "Luxury-Taxes" go into eftect today., ^ as lucky as those who went to the and murderers— that’s what they all ■ The Giants, tied for second place providing for these taxes ^ . are— legislators, doctors, preachers property?’* asked City Prosecutor today. The bill schedule proved insufficient to meet parade. Burleson w'as denounced for “ hav­ with three to the good and two lost, was repealed by the House after the and the whole dirty, God-forsaken Mossman, in South Side Court. the demands. At 10.30 yesterday The Mascots. ing steadfactly declined to deal with have the Phillies for opponents. The armistice was signed but the Senate bunch of cigarette-smoking cut­ “ For why, for what,” said Ade­ morning it was almost impossible to A feature of yesterday’s parade in representatives of organized work­ Dodgers, winners of four out of five concurrence was prevented by the fili­ throats. man, appealing to the Court. “ For obtain even standing room and Hattford was the appearance of twd ers in his department and to redress contests entertained the Boston buster which ended the last Con­ overseas mascots; a bulldog and a “ The people of Illinois are banded why should I pay for my horse .eat­ many people walked to the north their grievances. Braves. gress. So the luxury tax bill, ad­ together to persecute Zion City, God’s ing the tree?” end to catch the train. Similar con­ nanny goat. The goat proudly head­ The Giants go in for pomp and mittedly unnecessary and burden­ own city. They are determined to ditions existed on the Rockville and ed one of the divisions, resplendent ceremony, the latter including a drill; some, still stands and its provisions stamp ou^ the fire of ri'^hteousness Interurban lines. in a khaki blanket which bore the the hoisting of the American flag are to be enforced although the le'gal kindled by the prophet John Alex­ During and after the parade fa­ gold service stripes, wound stripes and a band concert. machinery for enforcing it has not ander Dowie. ■ V . miliar faces could be seen in all sec­ and “ YD” insignia. The goat was The flag also will be raised by' been completed. The tax will affect “ Verily, I say unto you, my be­ IF L IH L E RED RIDING tions of the city and It seemed as if allowed absolute freedom and did the players on the BrooKlyn field and nearly everybody to a greater or less loved, it’s going to be damned hot Manchester predominated in the vis­ not deviate an inch from the line of then— well, Brooklyn fans lip,ve extent. It applies to hundreds of for them hereafter. HDOD CAME HERE iting element. There were Man- march, answering promptly to the championship visions this year. articles of every day use which might “ Who are the men on this legisla She would enjoy, as every chesterites everywhere, in the the­ commands, halt and forward march. strictly be classed as luxuries but live commission?” Voliva fairly little girl in this town will en­ aters, the restaurants, hotels and The dog was also attired in military which in this country are in such roared. joy, selecting her new spring McCAULLIFPE IN RING. on the street. And as a local here fashion and his blanket was literally common use as to be almost neces­ “ Where do they spend their wear from the many new capes, was sighted among the parading covered with medals ranging from sities, For instance there is levied, nights? I’m going to find out. I’m coats, hats and dresses now One Time Champ Boxes Two Bounds troops, his name was called out with German War Crosses to Croix de beginning today, a tax of dne cent having them trailed. I shall putf- With Leonard for Fun. all the strength of the enthusiasts’ Guerres. The mascots‘were admired showing. on every glass of soda and soft drinks lish what I find in a book of twenty lungs. Manchester w as. delighted and cheered by the spectators as they compounded at soda fountains, and fom pages. It will make intero^t- ' CAPES New York May 1.— Jack McAul- with the Hartford reception and it trotted at the head of the troops and one cent on every ten cents paid for ing reading for their wives.” of Navy with front eqatee, liffe, undefeated lightweight cham­ was midnight before many of the the accepted the admiration in a ice cream, sundaes or other similar After more than a half .i|hour of same style as pion of the world is the idol of 6,- residents arrived home. They arriv­ matter of fact way. This incident $ 7 .9 8 articles soli for consumption in or recalls the question of Company G’s ttia strenuous work Voltyay physic “ Big Sister’s” 000 “gobs” and doughboys In New ed home tired and happy and awoke ally^exhausted, but with “ihe light of -■ near the premises. Purchasers of au­ mascot. A large number of qur local York tod^y. Jack, scant of hair this morning refreshed and ready tomobiles and of motorcycles must people are unaware oi the fact that great victory in his eyes, wrapped GOATS and breath, went two 2-mInute for the date of Manchester’s own pay a tax of five per cent and of his metaphorical robeS about him anc. in checks— and plain-- shades rounds with Champion Benny Leon­ celebration which is drawing near the ” G” boys' were the owners of a automobile trucks three per cent. descended from the pulpit as the ard for the soldiers and sailors- at The Sfay-at-HomcH. mascot. The Evening Herald expects The tax on pianos, phonographs and choir again intoned “ Peace on earth $2.98 ™ $9.98 Madison Square Garden last night Yesterday in Manchester remind to publish within the course of a few records is live per cent. On sporting days a story of the mascot which was good will toward men.” and though never in danger, Benny ed the stay-at-homes of the annual goods it Is ten per cent; on furs it attached to Manchester’s own com­ HATS was kept decidely busy. business men’s holidays. It was is also ten per cent. CLOCK SPRING HURLS BIG neat tailored effect, also fine hand-made 98c ™ $3.98 At the conclusion of the bout, the even worse than those days for pany. On many necessary articles, such NEEDLE IN BABY’S CHEEK ones for the smaller tots. original “young Griffo” who hopped quietness. On the business men’ as clothing the tax applies when the through the ropes and stood with holiday, one could hear a bit of noise SHOVELED INTO STREET C.AR articles are of such good quality that BECAUSE OF TIGHT SKIRT> Malden, Mass., May 1.— An inof DRESSES . uncovered snowy head' while the they cost more than a certain fixed by going down by the mills, but yes fensive looking alarm clock came of finest washable chamibrays and poplins obtainable. In da n y boys in khaki and blue cheered him terday, even the mills were closed amount. For instance ten per cent near causing serious results to one plain shades, also plaids. Remarkable $1.39™ $4.98 to the echo. ( After the rush toward Hartford in Philadelphia, Pa., May 1.— To be is now’ levied on the price of men’s member of the family of Fred H^lt \^lue8. automobiles and trolley cars had shoveled into a street car Is some­ hats in excess of $5 each and women’s thing new, yet that was the experi­ Mr. Holt was repairing the clock NEW SHOREHAM HOTEL BURNS. hats in excess of $15 each; on wo­ ceased (that was about 11.15 in the with a darning needle. Nearby was forenoon), the streets were pretty ence of a local young lady recently men's silk hose in excess of $2 a The young lady was wearing a skirt his nineteen-months’-old son asleep New Haven, M^y T — The New. well deserted. It was so quiet pair and men's in excess of $1 a of the latest style which resembled on a couch. The spring of the clock Shoreham hotel, one of the finest along Main street that the sound oi pair. a “ V” . The skirt was so tight and slipped with such force that it threw summer hostelrles on the Connecti­ a pedestrian walking on the pave- This tax will be more burden­ the crowd so large that it was sim­ the darning needle against the sleep­ cut ioast, located at Morris Cove, , pient disturbed the few office work­ some upon the seller than upon the ply impossible to lift the garment ing child’s face, imbedding it length­ was burned lo the ground at four ers, who remained at their posts of buyer for the seller has to keep an above the straining point. A street wise in the left cheek. It was neces­ thirty this morning, fire starting in duty. Such a noise as that was no­ accurate account of the amount col­ cleaner, seeing the difficulty, came sary for a physician to open the cheek the boiler house. The proprietor, ticed more than a “rattletybang” lected. Just think what a job the to the rescue. He held his shovel sufficiently to reach the end of the Daniel Sullivan,' was preparing to truck would be on a ordinarily bus> vender of ice cream and soda water between the car.step and the street, needle, cut off the hooked end and open the hotel for the season tonibr- ^ will have in classifying his sales day. and with this improvised step milady then draw it out. row. • James F. Toole, the owner, This unusual quietude did not last and keeping a correct account of the ascended, and the car went on its fixed his loss at $30,000, partially very long, however. During the-af­ tax he collects! way, with passengers wearing broad GENERAL PERSltlNG THE GUEST covered by insurance. ternoon, when those who did not go Except in certain instances where smiles. OP THE BRITISH NATION. to the big military parade in Hart­ I.' taxable articles sell for a large price, London, May 1.— General John J. WHAT GER»Hjnr LOSES. and In comparatively small numbers, ford had finished their naps, the NORTH END GARAGE s a v e s ' 1,000 PENNIES. Pershing, the American commander “ OUR MOTTO” — HONESTY AND SERVICE FIRST! like automobiles for example, the street began to,take on a little more In chief, will arrive in London on First class repalp work omall cars. Ford cars a specialty. London, May 1.— Germany '^11 cost of 'ipollecting the tax will be all life. More people began strolling Lincoln, 111., May 1.— Mrs. James May 24 and will he the guest of the All work turnea out when promised. lose seventy per cent of her irott; out of proportion with the amount along the line and automobiles Albright, of Middletown, saved British nation, it was learned today. ‘WE ARE BOUND TO PLEASE YOU.” ore deposits, 33 per isent of her of revenue received from it. Deal­ whisked by more frequently. Later Lincoln pennies for three years. They GeSeral Pershing and General Bid­ 20 per cent of her potash, all'lierj* ers will be put to great inconvenience in the afternoon, those who had been weighed three pounds and/she took dle, the latter the commander of the GIBSON ft DWVER ships, and'colonies and 8,000,000 of fortunate enough to go to the city, Tel. 402 to keep an accurate record of their American troops In England, will be 69 Hudson Street MANCHESTER began coming home and before sup­ them to a bank recently to be count-, her popnlatfon under the receipts from taxes. Probably not Invested with the insignia of a comi- 1 1 -f Ton T o Motor Truck. per time Manchester again seemed ed. There was Just 1,000 of them, Agents for Wolverine terms, said a Central Ne'WS dispftt one In a hundred realizes what his mander of the 0»4«r of Michael and; like the busy city that it Is. The for which she received a new $10 gold from Paris today. . duty is in this respect or has de­ St. George. ‘ > vised n system for collectingyand re stores and miU8> however, remaftied piece. h '

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the strong New Departure team of pense to bring such team$ « » corner or any other InfleW pos01on Bristol. This team is managed by Fisk Red Tops, Elm City Colored ’ Boston ...... 2 10 1 lacing but two triples and a double he was called upon to play 4s a record Harry Drucquei', who formerly man­ Giants of New Haven, Nutmega of, BASEBAU RESULTS Balteries— Causey, Jones, G. Smith lin four times up. Punching of which to be proud, and Terry Tur­ aged the Redwoods of Meriden, New Haven and teams of like cali­ El» Smith and McCarthy: Northrop, ner’s name in the hall of fame has which team was considered the fast- I ber to Manchester, it is hoped that Nehf and Wilson.^ t h e REC LEAGUE. been placed there because he deserv­ AMERICAN LEAGUE. The B a g est team in Connecticut three or the attendance at the games will Boston 6, Wiujhlngton 1. ed it. four years ago. The New Depar­ warrant the club in booking thi^ Team 2 Wins First Place In Division Likewise Groh and Baker will go R. H. E. ture team has Several ol the old Red­ fastest teams obtainable. D— The Sominary. down in baseball annals Ifsted among Boston ...... ® ^ TAGGING THE BASES Youngsters breaking into the ma­ wood play'ers and also such players The batteries for the Athletics Washington ...... 1 " ^ jor leagues find third base one of the the greatest third’ basemen of all Sunday will be Sipples or Porteus, Teams 2 and 3, tied for first place as Qlyde Waters, \yho formerly Batteries — Caldwell, Schang; toughest of all positions to hold time, the select set to which Turner pitch, with Crockett on the receiv­ Tommy Griffith, Dodger rightfield- in Division D of the Recreation Cen­ caught for New Britain in the State Craft, Picinich, Thompson, Shaw, belongs. ing end, while the batteries for the t^hlcaffo 0, Detroit 7. er, hung up his first error of the sea­ ter Combination bowling league, down. League; Zeilke of New London; The "hot corner” is a tough as­ New Departure will be Lanningt K l- R. H. E. son in the semi-final' twenty inning played off the tie last night and Team Dunlop, who is perhpps the fastest signment in any league where bats­ lion or Harringan pitch, with Clyde Chicago ...... 9 8 8 struggle between the Dodgers and 2 won out. Both the high team ATHLETICS WILL OPEN short stop in the stat(3' and who play­ Detroit ...... T 12 •> men take a healthy swing at the ball, Waters behind the bat. At the re­ Philllies which ended nine to nine. scores and the high individual scores THEIR SEASON SUNDAY. ed with Cleveland iq the American l1 Batteries— Kerr and Schalk; Er- but in the majors, where the very quest of the New Departure manage­ Excuse— darknes% went, to Team 2, giving them two League under the name of Brady; ickscm, Cunningham and Stanage. best batsmen in the country are con­ ment the game Sunday will start York 5, 1‘hiladelpliiu A peep at the Tiger’s m-ror col­ points against no pomts by Team 3. Bristol’s Now Departure Team to “ Swat” McCabe, Banning, Pillion tinually getting the range toward fifteen minutes earlier than usual, R. H. E. umn explains why the White Sox Richmond was the high individual Play iR Mt. Nebo Sunday. and a number of other star players. left field, playing third base, is any­ and Umpire Ed. McCarthy will call New York ...... ^ 6 0 took them'^into camp nine to seven. bowler, .with a single of 101 and a Manager Dowd of the Athletics in­ thing but a sinecure. « play at 3.15. Philadelphia ...... ^ 10 / ^ Only five. two* string of 182. The summary tends to bring to Manchester this Batteries— Thormahlen, Shawkey, Perhaps this is why two veteran The Athletics will open their sea­ Larry Doyle tripled the Giants to follows year some of the fastest teams in .^1 Ruel; Geary, Anderson, Watson and third sackers stand out today-ht the son at home on the Mt. Nebo victory over the Braves, twice ty­ Division D, Team 2. Connecticut and Western Massa­ Perkins. best third basemen the game has grounds Sunday against one of the Cleveland 4, St. Ijouis 2. ing things up. Lee King, who suc­ Charles Richmond ..8 1 101 182 chusetts, and as the Athletic Club R. H. E. known in many years. They had to strongest ‘semi-pro teams in Con­ Advertise In The Herald ceeded Young in the eighth, singled Annie Woods ...... 80 70 150 will have to go to considerable be mighty good to hold i^own the hot necticut, having for their opponents Cleveland ...... ^ 11 1 in the winning scores in the tenth. Bernard Schubert ..7 6 85 161 St. Louis ...... “. ^ ...^ Sammy Vick’s homer in the first corner in their respective leagues, Batteries— Coumbe, Uhlo, O'Neill; Ethel Warnock ...... 60 60 120 was the opening wedge in the Yan­ and they had to be stars of the first Leifleld, Koob, Lowdermilk, Weil- water to rank where they stand to­ man and Severeid. kee’s defeat over the Athletics. The 297 ’^16 613 day__at the head of the third base- I ‘‘^1 trustly leather disappeared into the Division D .Team 3. ‘V.l NATIONAL LEAGUE. men in all leagues. left field bleachers. Henery Anderson . . .92 95 Brooklyn », Philadelphia 1). Frank Baker and Heinie Groh are Ping Bodie did real well in the Louise Hahn ...... 65 65 (20 innings) the stars in question. Baker out­ R. H. E. seventh. He had three chances and Ralph Russel ...... 77 • 87 ranked Groh in the averages for 1918 Brooklyn ...... 0 23 3 only missed two. The fans enjoyed Margaret Douglas ..6 0 60 NEW GOODS as a fielding third baseman, but not Philadelphia ...... 0 ir> 3 a good laugh. by any appreciable margin. Groh out­ Batteries— Grimes, M. Wheat^ and “ Blushing” Benny Kauff was 294 307 601 Krueger: Oeschger, Adams and Cady. ranked Baker as a batter last year, benched in the seventh to permit ChicJigo 4, Ht. lx)uis O. hitting .320 to Baker’s .306. R. H. E. Thorpe to face Nehf. Thorpe deliv­ REDS OVERTHROWN (?) Baker was thirty-three years old Chicago ...... ^ ered with a single. AT CUT PRICES ^ ^ St. Louis’ ...... 0 4 2 Harry Hooper drew a double and Amsterdam, May 1.— An uncon­ in March and Groh will never see Batteries— Douglas and Killifer; three singles in five times up. Yes, firmed report that the Red govern thirty again. Baker has been play­ Thero, Meadows and Snyder. New goods are coming in every day and we have no place to put them so the Red Sox beat the Senators. ment of Bavaria has been over ing fin the big show since 1909 and New York .1, Bo.ston 2. thrown at Munich was received here has always been a star. Groh came we put them on sale and are closing them out along with the fire sale stock R. H. E. Turner Barber, who replaced Mann from Berlin today. in left, scored three of the Cub runs. up to the Giants in 1912, was finally — AT VERY LOW PRICES. New York ...... ^ ® ^ traded, and bloomed out ns a real star lifter he joined the Reds. THE LIST INCLUDES FLORENCE AUTOMATIC Choosing between Groh and Baker OIL STOVES, HAMMOCKS, SCREEN DOORS, for the premiership among third FRUIT JARS, CHILDREN’S CARTS AND “CHOO- basemen is a hopeless task. One looks just as good as the other when CHOOS.” all things are considered, and it must always be remembered that they play in different leagues. But that Groh and Baker are the best third sackers in their own leagues FIRE SALE STOCK is undeniable. Lots of things le ft-co m e and pick out what you need at big money savings Another vetera'n who, though no BARGAINS IN STONE JARS with Covers— Just the longer a regular, desEArves mention in any story written about third base­ thing for putting down eggs. men is Terry Turner, the peppery old star of the Cleveland Indians. Turner broke in with the Cleveland club in 190 4 and has been active in every campaign since that time until FERRIS BROTHERS this year. 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THE EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY^, MAY l , jt919. - PAGE SIX WISE MOTHBft,'CAT GAVE than now prevaila. Undnr UiA^pcMh KITTEN^ SatPBNSIVE BED. f ent condltlottB the workers are l^d- PRHBOFCLOTHiHG Robert Parade of 585 Center $i4piiiAfyniiiiiEiiiicnni ly blocke’d In. We are gradvaHy getting fraprovements right along, DISCUSSED BY CLOTHIER street is the owner -of a cat that be­ Watches like schools libraries and all that.” lieves in preparedness. And because Americans should buy American Watches made by Anwrtt^i ' i l OirmiT IS PROPHECY SF MEMIS ’ of her belief, a handsome litter of tools and machines, by American skill and labor and at •Ameri­ “As to the matter of hours, there kittens ‘'of. whlcb Is the proud can wages. has been a vast Improvement. We Expert Observer E*pb»l"* Conditions mother, can lay claim to a royal We offer you the best In Watches. Our stock Is made 'll* are supposed to work eight hours and Laws Which Prevent Quick OEPARLUMEinEORBItmSHIIIINERS |blrth, for they ■tvere born on a bed the most reliable timepieces to be had, Hamilton, Waltham, El­ now, but as a matter of fact about Restoration of Old Levels. gin, South Bend, Illinois and' Howards. Our guarantee of of genuine Turkish towels. the way It works out Is this: these watches is given with every confidence. The various Mr. Parade has for neighbors styles of cases shown express tho best and latest ideas of the fore­ consumer for $56 to $60 In your “In studying the significance of London, (by mall).—“Reduction "We go on top at 5 o’clock and go a family by the name of Marcanton- most makers of such goods. the reductions recently made by of the miners' hours to six will not money, ^ underneath about 5.15. We are lo and Tabby is a frequent and wel manufacturers on spring goods wo necessarily mean a reduction In out­ "What we want to find out Is where down until 2 30 to 2.45 before we come visitor a* the Marcantonio this money goes, this groat differ­ must be careful not to misjudge the The Dewey-Richman Co. put; for, If we can get u llttlo more get back again. There are four pits, domicile. She paid the above fami­ ence. It certainly cannot all be situation,” says J» W. Rich of the ■IKWKl.EU.S— STATIONERS— OI»TICIANS ^ v economy of time and labor, send thp and, of course, some of them send ly her accustomeii visit a few days firm of Title & Rich, “if we look for 84.". MAIN STREET men down on time and brlnp? thorn charged off to transportation and the men down on the dot, but not al­ ago, just as Miss Mary Marcahtoiiio a too radical further decline, we are up on time I think the fnlllnf< off In handling. ways. So you will see that the men was taking In the family wash. “The House of Value” production will bo far less than tho “If tho consumer Is paying more put In nearly ten hours from the apt to he misled. Miss Mary placed the ./asketful of twenty or twenty-five per cent some than ho ought then ho should know time they report for work until they “The world is on a new price clothes In the kitchen, and Tah^iy us people are eHtiinating" It. If tho coal men are receiving are free again. level,” he continued, “controlled by usual walked In without knocking. James Walton, Member of Parlia­ an extortionate amount then tho “IT this commission, after Its In­ high wages, heavier overhead costs Mary thinking that Tabby could do ment, and one of the newest dele­ Obvornment ought to know It and quiry, agrees to the six-hour day— and many other Influences. Prices lio harm, stepped out to a nearby gates, summed up the miners’ dis­ tho people ought to know It. In and I think It will— worked on tht can only be deflated to a point that grocery store for provisions. In the ‘ -I pute, now In conference. In an ex­ other words, wo want all the light same principle, you can see that the Is justified by new we?rld conditions. meanwhile Taby had selected two of /I clusive interview for tho Interna­ on tho subject,” men really will be putting In about After the Civil war It took ten years the Marcantonio family's best I for general commodity prices to re­ tional News Service, ^ “As to pay, I do not think tho eight hours a day at their work. Turkish towels. dragged them >1 “Yes, I think the miners will got miner Is having a bad time of It— “Some people are maintaining that turn to the pre-war level, and it took through two rooms to the bedroom Seed Potatoes seventeen years for clothing prices « their six-hour day”, continued Mr, but I do not mean that in just those this will mean a reduction In output and on to the bed. to get back to those prevailing In Walton, "but this does not mean words. I moan this—I think If the of from twenty to twenty-five per When Miss Mary returned borne Maine drown Seed of the following well known sorts. 1860. Inasmuch as it is generally that they will work only six hours, cost of living could bo reduced all cent, but I am of tho opinion that if and went Into the chamber a liUli; known that labor and overhead costs Green Mountain Spalding Rose as it might In your country. The along tho lino, tho present pay of wo get a llttlo more efficiency at the later, a .rather surprising sight will remain high and as clothinR way we work over here. It will mean tho miner, with the six-hour day, top of the mines, say by sending grt'oted her gaze. There lay Tabby (’arman .‘i Cobblers will be sold on a narrow margin of they will get practically an eight- would be a vast improvement for down the men when they are sup­ purlng contentc'dly to a number of profit right from the start the only (iold Coin Delawares hour day as they are supposed to him. posed to go down, keeping them Tabby Jr.'s who were nestled among thing remaining that can control have under the present agreement. “Living has gone way up above properly at work and bringing them the folds of the priceless prodwcis Early Rose Reauty of Hebron clothing prices will be the raw wool The men now are on tho job from what we ever dreamed. If a man has up when they are supposed to come of the Orient. market and the piece goods situation. Early Harvest and others nine to ten hours.” to pay six shillings for something up, there will be a far better spirit “The wool situation is this: The and ho only has five, he is not in a of co-operation with the mine-own­ HAS EVE REMOVED WITH ,S7,.50 a .sack with 50c discount for cash Mr, Walton comes straight from recent sales of government controlled the coal shafts of Yorkshire as a very good position. But If the cost ers and not such a falling off In out­ ONLY liOCAL ANE.STHETir. RELIAliLE GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds in any quan­ is lowor^ed so he will have to pgy put as is predicted. will at auction show declines of 10 labor representative. He has work­ per cent to 2.5 per cent fronu the tity. only four, the result Is simple. Had “In some mines the output will be Philadelphia. Pa., May 1.-—Some ed in the mines practically all his former high level and are approxim­ the Government taken over the con­ lowered, of course; "hut In other's tlic of the >iame kind of nerve that beat GARDEN TOOLS AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS life, as his slightly-bowed back and ate!^ now on the basr.s of the Eng­ trol of all foodstuffs at tho begin­ mn iu- now carrying on. That will bring But in spite of that the shortage in tion at 2,000 roubles a month be­ jurod by shrapnel, and a few hours out all the facts. It wl\l show the Europe should completely offset all cause he could not live there on less later Krall went home. miners’ side and it will show where “BOTTLK OF VI^KGAU" WAS than 5.,000 roubles a month.” of the accumulations in the hands of all the profits are going and whethc-r IN RKALITY, KKAL BOOZK. the government and the wool deal­ some people are getting a higher “There are scores of good houses in Yorkshire. To say that tho peo­ St. Louis, Mo., April 30.— “ Ise ers. Some authorities predict that percentage of the profits than they can’t get it into my head why youse wool wall go up as soon as peace is rightly should. ple are living in bad quarters is lii correct. There are a lot of houses ‘Dicks’ are arresting me for having declared and even the most pessim­ For Instance, take an average a bottle of vinegar,” Robert Dozier, that have been up for about ten istic anticipate , nothing more than miner’s day’s work. He produces a negro, told two detectives who ar­ years. They are good, clean and a very gradual decline. But regard­ five tons of coal, for which he may rested him when they saw him trying attractive; then, of course, there less of the wool situation the whole receive from $3.50 to $4.50. Say It to sell the bottle to .v soldier. The piece goods market has been stabil­ Is even $5 for tho argument. The are others that are old and not at all attractive. There is a big dd^and soldier told the officers that Dozier ized by the American ’Woolen com­ five tons is sold at two pounds ten told him the. bottle contained whis­ pany who control two-thirds of tho — two pound six right ^^fhere we live for more houses, but wo have a key and wanted to sell it to him for woolen piece goods output of the about $11.50 or $12.00 per ton, in promise that the Government will $3. The ‘dicks’ didn’t agree with country. The result is that buyers your money. So the miner's $5 pro- take this matter in hand and will provide fewer houses to the acre that alibi. have gone in and bought freely; in 4u

LG rm .../■IVV s' '1*HB SV E N IN Q Hl$ltAX3^liere Vis­ hails had run out. For a while Inning With Score Tied, Two on the hatchery, operate a food grind­ It appeared as if there would Bases and Two Out— Made ing machine. Several weeks before iting Player Bunted With Two Altoona, Pa., April SO.—A woman be no baseball until'a new sup­ Good With Triple, he found her dead body lying be Strikes, Three on Bases and who has made her living for years DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN ply arrived. neath the flywheel of the machine Scored Four Runs. However, one Ingenious sol­ “I will always regard the first game the husband had a dream in which by washing visited the offices of a . MANCHESTER AND dier got a cork from a wine bot­ I ever played In the National league Victory Loan worker here and, hand­ Chief Meyers, the former Giant and tle, unwound the worsted from he saw his wife’s mangled form on HARTFORD as the one which brought me face ing him a roll of bills, asked the LarsMl Sal* of Any In Brooklyn catcher, Is through with one of his socks, twisted the the floor of the engine house. So SiaklovaiywlMC*. laBonth 10k.2S«. to face with the tightest pinch of my man to buy bonds_ for her. There FURNITURE MOVING, baseball. The chief Is going to stick worsted around the cork and impressed was he with the dream down on the farm. • baseball career," said Max Carey re^ LONG DISTANCE HAULS, then cut a cover from an offi­ that he warned his wife away from Arthur Irwin, manager of the cer’s old glove. The harness cently. “I had j u s t reported to the Pittsburgh the machinery several times but she AUTOMOBILE PARTIES. Rochester team of the International maker completed the job by sew­ club at St Louis. It was during the persisted in returning to it. Missing league, recently told the story of whal ing the cover on. SIX TRUCKS, fag end of the season of 1910 and I her again last Friday the husbano he thinks was the direct cause oi A number of games were THE e. W. KINCL GO Careful Drivers, Experienced Meyers’ retirem/ent from the national was getUng my first major league went to the engine house in searcn played before the home-made SUCC1H80H TO 6. H. ALLEN game. ; ball became physically unfit for trial. of her. Lying under the flywheel, Men. “ An outfield composed of Fred Clarke, ALLEN PLACE, MANCHESTER “The chief,” said Erwin, “was catch­ : farther service. where evidently she had tried to re­ Tommy Leach, Chief Wilson and Vince TELEPHONE CALL 7 ing last year for Buffalo in the Inter place a wide belt, he found her dead national. He was not going too well Campbell meant faint hope for a LUMBER, GBAL, MASON’S SUPPLIES Orders may be left at Murphy’s youngster of twenty who wanted to body. Her neck had been broken when my Rochester team came to Buf­ when she was thrown’ to the floor by “W q are adyised by the Coal PYoducere And WholsMle G^l Candy Kitchen. falo In August to play a series. make good. But Clarke gave me a Houses, that the price o f coal is as low today as it will be at any SAYS HAL CRASE IS the belt. “My players stole a lot of bases on chance, sure enough, and the pinch lime this year and that the price will advance in May, that the chief. In one game two of them into which I was Injected came In the' there will be several advances through the season. They also INVALUABLE PLAYER eighth Inning with the score tied. 2 advise that there will undoubtedly be difficulty in securing <»al stole home. POLITE FARMER EXPLAINS It’s Not Too Early “The play that utterly disgusted and 2, two out and two on the bases. during tha fall months. Therefore we would advise the plM- “ Roger Bresnahan, catching for the “POTATO TREE” TO GIRLS. luK of orders at the present time while the price is low. Wa Meyers with baseball, however, oc­ Cardinals, let out a line of chatter Wichita, Kan., May 1—Two prom­ h^e a fine line of coal in our yard and will appr^iate orders curred In a game that Buffalo was One of Greatest Hit and Run Men To Talk About that made me think I was In a hotel inent young society women of Wich­ placed now for delivery wtthin the next four weeks. winning until the eighth Innlng. in Game, Says Rowland. lobby fanning bee. He signaled Benny ita went out automobile riding on a Screens “We were three runs behind In that Hearne, the pitcher, for a fast ball. session, when we filled the bases with recent Sunday, and in passing a Be ready for the Flies when Then he stopped the game, walked out THE C. W. KING GO. two out. Bobby Orr was at bat, and McGraw's Group of .300 Sluggers Will farmhouse noticed some trees in TEL^HONI^ 1 sS6, M A N C H E S I^R they arrive. when he hod two strikes on him tlie Make Life Miserable for Twirlers bloom in the yard. They did not Let us Screen Your House. Buffalo Infield moved back a bit. in National League During recognize the blossoms and stopped “Orr then hit a swinging bunt 1919 Season. We will measure your doors toward second base. The second base- and windo.ws, make screens to man was caught off balance, but In acquiring Hal Chase, McGraw fit, using non-rusting screen dashed in and for some reason or obtained one of the best hit-and-iun other after picking up the ball elected cloth, and have them ready players, and one who is able to hit to make a play at the plate. back of a runner at all times. Chase when you need them. The sat “ The throw came in low and Meyers will .fit In with the Giant machine Soldier Boy’s Headquarters for Civilian Clothes. isfaction will be worth many missed it. It hit him on the shin and like a cog In a well made Swiss watch. bounded toward the stand. (10*/t) ten per cent. Service Discount on Every Article in Every Depart­ times the cost. He Is McGraw’s style of player. ment. A Special Line of Clever Clothes especially built to fit their physi­ “The chief was after It quickly. Ha It Is predicted by Clarence Rowland Now is the time. saw Orr tearing for second base as h« that Chase will play the game of his cal military training. / ______BARBEIt & WESTI Contractors and Builders Shop 29 Bisson St. Phone 228-4 For the Benefit of

♦ + ♦ + ______Have just put in a new stock of Rice and Hutchin’s Educator SHOES The name stands for quality- If you want good service­ able, comfortable shoes at a mod­ Max Carey. M arines erate price, see me. and called the left fielder. Rebel Oakes, to come in several steps, and came The Y JI r V., hMs sir ei! to you the fiBUies in the Hartford Courant back to the plate with: last week through the courtesy of some ^f the merchants the cost of civil- L. DELL “ ‘Let’s see how you look on a curve.’ “ Well, I swung on the next pitched Holl Bldg., West Center St- iian clothes, etc. ball and swung hard. We are publishing below our figures for the benefit of all men who are Just b “yond the Center “Bang went my bat against that leather, and It sure felt good. Zing and have been in service who are ready to change military dress for civil- Shoe Repairing done Right went that ball over Rebel’s head for three bases, and we won the game.” i^n clothes* etc. ' • • i m We will duplicate the same garments (shoes excepted), the identical STAR IN BRAVES’ OUTFIELD quality at lower figures and ten per cent, discount on every article to aU B a l d w i n ’ s caree? for SIcGraw, because he be­ lieves the latter, a good judge of men who are and have been in service. ^ m human nature, will handle the tem­ Joe' Riggert, Drafted From St. Paul peramental,star properly. And the Club, Expected to Make Good Our lower prices are the result of low rent, cash buying and cash.selling This Season. shifty first baseman dotes on putting and other small overhead expenses. Chief Meyers. on the hit-and-run sign with a run­ ner or runners on the sacks. The Braves have evidently picked up i * picked up the ball. So he threw for 'Chase Is one of the greatest hit a player who may be worth much to them this season. He is Joe Riggert, When you are in Hartford any that bag and the ball hit Orr on the and run men in the game,” said Row­ •shoulder as he slid. land recently. “He can hit back of drafted from the St. Paul club of the time during Lent, come to our “It bounced Into the outfield this a runner any time. That Is where he American association. Riggert, who Is an outfielder, took time. Before it could be recovered will be invaluable to McGraw. Tide & Rich Figures Eating Places, 26 Asylum street Orr had cantered over the plate ^vith part in all the games played by his Y. ^ l C A. Figures “That Is McGraw’s style of base We noticed In the Y. M. C; A. soldtion they the fourth run scored on his bunt It team last season, and finished with a and 631 Main street, and get at ,==hnll and Cffiase, because of his almost did not provide for any “eats.” TTie boys batting average 'of .325. He made a was the winning run of the game. uncanny talent in whacking the ball may be accustomed to stew and bean^but our Food Counters some of our total of 191 safe swats, and 29 of them Y. M. C. A. Works Out “I saw Meyers afterward. T cafl’t when a runner is going, will make It eat they must. Our figures will provide a were for exitra bases. He was credited delicious Hot Cross Buns to figure them In this league.’ he said. possible for the Giants to score many Solution for Soldiers solution to keep the inner man going on the ‘Bunting with two strikes and three .with making six home runs. He ac­ sixty dollar bonus. Another Important fea­ runs. ( A great problem, now beipg considered by take home to your family. on and scoring four runs! That’s cepted 218 chances in the field out of the morale department of the general staff of ture. We have constructed a special line of “ 1 have not had much of a chance a possible 220, giving him a fielding clothing for military men. We know their, more than enough for me.’ ” to study McGraw’s method of playing the Y M C. A. is whether $60 bonus granted averagb of .991. all officers, soldiers, nurses and field clerks physical training has developed broader the game, but I have heard enough A few years ago Riggert received a discharged from the army is sufficient to - buy chests, smaller waist lines, squarer shoulders, Influenza and kindred PREFERS TO PLAY IN MINORS from other smart baseball men to try-out with the Red Sox, but he was an initial civilian equipment or not. Reports etc.; all in all, we have made this store know wha^ he does and also got a dier Boys’ Headquarters. WELCOME diseases start with a cold. unable to make the team. He came to have reached Washington that the sum is in­ “Moon" Ducote, Famous Athlete of pretfy good Idea of his ways in the the Red Sox as a left fielder, but was adequate for this purpose and that it is merely HOME.” Auburn University, Signs Up 1917 world's series. outclassed by Duffy Lewis. being used as a “spree” fund, causing great The following table shows what $60 will D on’t tiifle with it. With Mobile. “I know what Chase can do. There­ unrest in all circles affected. buy— fore I predict they will hitch w’ell KID SCHALK WITH GUNTHERS So the industrial department of the Y. M. Suit of clothes . . .'...... ?27.50 At the first shiver or Here’s one big league ball player and the pitchers of the National league C. A. in co-operation with some of the H a t ...... chants of the city has w'orked out a c(3mplete who would rather pastime In the are going to be kept busy watching Three suits of B. V. D.’s ...... 4,05 sneeze, take Hal when runners are on the bases. Brother of White Sox Star Backstop set of equipment, and the local boys retur^ng minors than In the “big show.” His to civilian life will appreci«4;e the suggestions Six pairs of s o x ...... “Then take Burns, Kauff, Young, Sighs to Play With Chicago iian^e is R. J- (“Moon ) Ducote, the along a line they have had no acquaintance Three shirts ...... o. io Zimmerman, Doyle, and McCarty, and League Team. famous athlete of Auburn university, with for BO’me time. Six handkerchiefs ...... who won further fame last year by you have a group of .300 hitters that Rny Schfllk’s kid brother, whose The following table shows what $60 will buy: Two t i e s ...... his great playing for the Great Lakes will make life miserable for the twirl­ Collar button, links, belt ...... 1-2.5 baseball monicker la “Jersey,” has Suit of clothes ...... $30.00 naval football team. Several big ers In the league. The Giants are the Six. Arrow collars, soft or stiff...... 1,40 agreed to play with the Gunthers of „ , 2.50 league scouts, hearing of Ducote’s players the Cubs will have to beat for the Chicago league this season. Young | stoeB-;:::::::::::.':.':..-...... | 5 « . . . $44.24 prowess, sought to sign him, but be the pennant. Standard cold remedy for 20 years— hi tablet Schalk Is 20 years old. He is an In- Three suits of R. V. D.’s ...... form— safe, sure, no opiates— breaks up a cold always said no. Recently be affixed “I do not think Chase will run 10% service diacount ...... '• • • 4.42 fielder, and has had minor league ex­ Six pairs s o x ...... ^ in 24 hours— relieves grip in 3 days. Money bis signature to a document to play amuck under McGraw, as he has done back if it fails. The genuine boa has a top perience in Oklahoma. Three shirts ...... $39.82 with Mr. Hill’s picture. At All Drug Stores. with MobUe In Uie Southern associa­ on other clubs. His recent experience Two ties ...... Shoes ...... • • • tion. has, I think, taught him a lesson. I Six haiKlkerchiefs ...... believe McGraw will have no difficulty Collar buttons, links, b e it ...... In getting him to play the brand of I CURVE BALL BY EXPRESS | Six collars ...... $49.82 ball of which he Is capable. One week’s room, rent ...... ^’8; Balance saved ...... 810.18 I DIDN’T KNOW TY COBB | 'I^iiB will help some for “eats.” “ Chase is the type of player who Joe Benz and Paul Musser, Total ...... $00;0’:j Giants and who was with the his own Judgment considerably. Mc- afternoon Joe went up to the 32nd and Shrine Rings, Charms and S Athletics until drafted Into mlll- Buttons in 14 K Gold, platinum, Grnw may allow him to do that. If colored porter named Dee and tary service. However, the best diamond studded. Largest line in he does Chase will play as smart a asked if his curve ball had come :j:i one on the Rube is the time he the state. game as he ever did In Ws life. S pitched five Innlnpis against De- In yet. “You all expecting It?” asked T i r L E & troit In an exhibition game, Dee, In all seriousness. S F. Gardella S thinking that Oscar Vltt was TERRY TURNER NEAR RECORD “^Tes, it’s coming by express,” 40 Asylum St., Hartford, upstairs. Ty Cobb. The Giants knew that Open Evenings replied Joe.( He slipped Dee a i;-: If Schauer would pitch to Cobb Signs Sixteenth Consecutive Contract quarter. “Run down to the sta­ •K ' not knowing it was Ty hfe would to Plaj! With Cleveland Amer- %•V- 25ft Asylum Street H^prd tion now and see If It’s In.” it;: get by all right. They pointed lean League. ■ . '"V. i S . . i ■ ' y.. . Dee hustled away. Within 20 Take Yoor Typewriter Troubles to out Vltt and said: “He’s the i.f T. L. Turner has signed his sixteenth minutes he was back. '.‘I t ’s not ’V S- boy you got to stop.” Schauer W. CAMP consecutive cbntract with the Cleve­ come yet, sah," he said, “but •ji; used all his cunning on Vltt. a land Americans. Next to the record dey all expects Itll be In In I Xyp#wrlt^i* Mechanic ijil 230 hitter, and never gave Cobb Soldiers. SaHors and Marines Civilian Clothes Headquarters made by J. H. Wagner with the Pitts­ de mornln’.” ' yp. O’ Box 503 Hartford :•% a tumble. Il wasn’t- until the burgh Nationals, this Is said to be the I: sixth inning that Rube got wise. best record for any one major league ®*w.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.X.X.X*X*:-:-'-‘ ^ - Pbonc VaBey 172 X* / f t • c ^ club. ______. J Dtop UpoftldiaRdl will call ■■■■...... f \ 1 ■/ MAY h 1919. PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, Sllfp

Preceptori^ holding a charter uiid6f DEATH OF H. M. NORTON the Grand Black Chapter of the United States. About two months ago the Precep- Well Known Business Man Suc­ tory received a letter from the ABOUT cumbs to Pneumonia Alter Week’s Grand’ Registar congratulating them Illness. on the fact that they were one of TOWN the few Preceptories in the United H. Marshall Norton- died at his States, which had been able to keep home on Chestnut street last even­ up their membership during the ing of pneumonia after an illness war; yet No. 13 had done its pan of little more than a week. Up to in the great war. Several of its a week ago last Monday he had members were in the service and worked at his office, apparently in Fred Hayes, who has been in the one of them was wounded- Nearly his usual health. He was taken with jervice overseas for the last ir> all of No. 13’s savings have been in­ a chill Monday might. Pneumonia months, arrived at his home on Main vested in Liberty Bonds. followed and despite the efforts of street last night. It is to be regretted that but two skilled physicians and trained nurses of the Charter members are to take BIG SPECIAL DISPLAYS Harry T. Goldman of the Metro his condition steadily grew worse un­ Pictures Corporation, w'ell knowm part in the exercises on Friday even­ til his death. The news came as a ing, These two are Past Precep­ among local theatrical men, was a shock to a large number of personal visitor in town last evening. tor, Henry Trotter and John Crock­ ALL THIS WEEK IN HALE’S BASEMENT friends who did not even know that ett. All the rest of the twelve char­ The regular weekly meeting of he was ill. ter members, except two who are no the D. Y. W. Y. K. club at the Re- _ A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY Mr. Norton was 43 years old and longer active in the order, have diea. creation building will be postponed was the youngest of four sons of The Sir Knights of No. 13 hopp to secure New Curtains for Spring until Thursday evening. May 8th. ' ' 400 Pairs of CURTAINS the late Gilbert B. Norton, for many to have the pleasure of welcomin.g and Summer The Manchester Lumber company years at the head of Cheney Broth­ these two faithful men and extend­ is planning to sell coal and is about ers-’ machine shop. The brothers all ing to them their hearty congratu­ /fl to build a coal trestle at its yards followed the occupation of their lations. At the close of the regular at the south end. William A. Knofla father. Although Marshall never meeting there will be a social hour $5 and $6 Curtains has been awarded the contract. learned the machinist’s trade,, he, af­ and refreshments will be served. South Manchester Division, Sons ter taking a business college course, associated himself with his older of Temperance, w’ill meet tomorrow ■ brother, Charles E. Norton, in the PAISLEY-THRESHER WEDDING pair, $2.98 night in the Parish hall of the Cen­ The marriage of Miss Ellen E. ter church when the installation of establishment of the Norton Electric­ Paisley, daughter of Mr. and Mr:v officers will take place.^ A large at­ al Instrument Company, a corpora­ This is a job lot of curtains (which we were fortu­ Edward' F. Paisley of North Main tendance is hoped for. tion which has been uniformly suc­ nate to secure) in scrim and marquisette trimmed cessful and which has during the street, to William J. Thresher, of Leo W. McPartland took moving ' { with wide and narrow insertions with silk hem­ war, been crowded with orders. The South Windsor took place at the pictures of yesterday’s parade in the stitching and lace edging: in white, cream and ecru. firm was punctilious in delivering its home of the bride last evening at city. He snapped about five hun­ goods on time and the members of 7.30. The ceremony was performed,| dred feet of film and expects to have the firm often worked long hours in by Rev. E. F. Studley, pastor of tlic the pictures ready for a showing by order to do this. Mr. Norton had North Methodist church, beneatii the end of the week. $1.98 and $2.49 Curtains been secretary and treasurer of the an arch of laurel and apple blos­ William A. Knofla has been award­ company from its conception. It is soms. Miss Mildred Johnson of the ed the general contract to build the thought that exhaustion following a south end was bridesmaid and Ro­ - pair, S1.49 ice cream factory for the P. J. derick King of South Windsor was .J'10 long period of work under pressure We have white only in this lot in nine different O’Leary Company on Summit street. made him an easy victim to disease. best man. Miss Olive Linten, a C ii styles. Some have lace edging with silk hem­ •The ground was staked out th\s Mr. Norton was married about 20 cousin Of the bride, played the Wed­ morning. years ago to Miss Maude Bidwell. ding March from Lohengrin. The stitching. Others the 2 inch insertion -with silk The local tramway officials are to She survives him and also a son, bride’s dress was white georgette hemstitching and some with both. They are 2 1-4 crepe trimmed with taffeta va be complimented on the service which Clifford, 18 years old, now a student yards long. they furnished yesterday for the in a technical school at Rensselaer, The bridesmaid dress was of Manchester residents. There were N. Y. blue georgette crepe trimmed with plenty of extra cars, the cars were Mr. Norton was highly respected taffeta. Royal Rochester Nickelware on good running time both to and The bride’s present to' the brides­ for his business integrity and was be­ A-Iuminuiu, Copper and Gal'vanized AYear from Maiichester. It was expected loved by many friends for his loy­ maid was a French charm and the of course that there would be a gen­ alty and his companionable nature. groom’s present to the best min a The Finest That Money can buy pair of gold cuff links. The wedding eral stampede for Hartford in the He was made a Mason in Manchester 4 Cup Percolator...... $3.98 Nickel Plated Tea Kettle $1.98 morning, but notwithstanding this Lodge and passed through the high­ was attended by the immediate rel­ Nickel plated. Colonial de­ Capacity 12 pints. Flat bot­ the situation was handled admirably atives of the young couple. After sign. Rubberoid handle. tom nickel plated copper with er degrees- to Washington Command Straight a reception and refreshments the reinfore'ed ears. and no complaints were heard.. ery, Knights Templar, and Sphinx 6 Cup Percolator...... $3.75 spout. The Hartford Times reporter was ^ewly-weds left for a trip to New Nickel plated. Colonial de­ Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine. Large Size Galvanized so impressed with the ovation which He was also a past grand of King York city. The bride is well known sign. Rubberoid handle. • was accorded the boys of the “ 26th at the north end and for the last five 9 Cup Percolator ...... $3.98 Wash Tubs ...... $1.75 David lodge, I. O. O. F. Have wringer attachments. by the local Salvation Army corps, The funeral will be held at the years has been a stenographer in the Nickel plated. Colonial de­ Price $1.75. sign. Rubberoid handle. Galvanized Coal H o d s ...... $9c that he made special mention of the Norton residence Friday afternoon office of the Hartford Fire Insurance fact In his description of the big at 2:30. Company. 5 Cup Aluminum^ Nickel Plated Tea Kettle $2.25 celebration lii Hartford yesterday. Among the many gifts which the Percolator . . • •...... $3.49 Capacity 15 pints. Other­ wise same as above. The local Salvationists not only young couple received was a serving Highly burnished and ebon- ized handle. served doughnuts and coffee to the FIREMEN EXPECT CROWD set given by the employees in the of­ Nickel Plated Tea Kettle $2.25 troops when they passed through fices where the bride worked. On 10 Cup Aluminum Capacity 12 pints. Nickel plated copper reinforced ears Manchester, but went through to their return they v/ill live at Mr. Percolator ...... $3.98 Ebonized handle and highly and curved spout. Hartford and continued the good AT TONIGHT’S FAIR Thresher’s farm in South Windsor burnished. Nickel Plated Tea Kettle $2.39 work there. where their home i% furnished and 4 Cup Nickel Plated Capacity 15 pints. Otherwise The beats of the local patrolmen Last Night’s Patronage Felf ^Effect ready for their occupancy. Percolator ...... $3.75 same as described above. change this evening. Patrolman of Hartford Competition. Copper Wash Boiler...... $6.50 John Crockett goes from Main street BAD END TO CELEBRATION. 6 Cup Nickel Plated Copper body, seamless cover, Percolator ...... $3.98 to Spruce; Patrolman Glenney from Hartford’s celebration yesterday John Woods of Cottage street Price s''u.50. cold riveted handle with patent­ the Center to« Main street; Patrol­ in honor of the 101st Machine Gun went to Hartford to take in the pai- 7 Cup Nickel Plated ed cover hanger. Double seamed copper bottom. Size 9. man Michael Fitzgerald from days Battalion and the 102nd Infantry of ade yesterday and before he arrived Percolator ...... $4.50 ' to the North end; Patrolman William the 2Gth Division kept many of Man­ home he became intoxicated. H Size 8 Wash Boiler..... $3.98 8 Cup Nickel Plated Double seamed copper bot­ Fitzgerald from Spruce street to chester’s people in the city until late did not reach his home until one Percolator ...... $4.98 tom, patented hook handle and days; Patrolman Sweeney from in the evening and as a result the o’clock'this morning and his wife The above have the automatic seamless cover. North end to the Center. Captain attendance at the Firemen’s fair was reproved him for being out so late. process of pumping the hot Size 9 Wash Boiler...... $4.25 William Campbell remains on his diminished. Those present were He resented her remarks and struck watef up the tube and over the Description as above. mostly young people, who wanted to her in the eye and drove her out of grounds. Extracts only the good own beat at the south end of the of the coffee. All have ebon­ Rochester Electric Iron .. $6.50 town. dance. While they had a good time their home. She went after a police­ ized handle. Weight 6 pounds. Nickel plat­ and, of course, paid for their dan­ man and met Offter John Crockett ed press steel with polish fin­ The state highway department yes 5 Cup Nickel Plated cing, they were not the kind who on Main street. ish. Cost to operate 10c. per terday announced the aw'arding of Percolator ...... $5.49 In court this morning. Officer kilowatt hour, 6c. per ho-ur. the contract to build 3,270 feet of would patronize the various booths This is the patent valve per­ Iron is disconnected about Vz to so large an extent as the general Crockett testified that the woman colator which starts with cold the time thereby making the bituminous' macadam on Doming Price $2.98. street to A. E. Douglas of Glaston­ crowd that was out the opening had a black eye and a bruise over water and begins to percolate cost about 3c. Guaranteed 10 night. Still, some of the booths did the bridge of her nose. He also tes­ almost instantly. Perfect cof­ years. bury for $8,400. This stretch of fee in about 15 minutes'. Cof­ new road will start at the Oakland a good business and their receipts tified that Woods was drunk. It ap fee made before water boils. Oriental Silver Crumb Set 99c nearly equalled those of^ the first peared in court that Woods and his Tray with scraper. bridge, run through Doming street 7 Cup Nickel Plated night. At the flower booth, for in­ wife had patched up their differences , Oriental Silver Crumb Set $1.39 and join the macadam road at the Percolator $5. 98 stance, the receipts on the opening as Mrs. Woods did not appear in \ Tray with brush. SouCh Windsor town line. When This is the same as the above completed it will be possible to ride night amounted to $41 and last court against her husband. She wa; percolator. Crumb Set (One piece set) $1.49 night $38 was realized at that summoned by Officer Crockett. over macadam all the way from Rock 5 Cup Aluminum Nickel Plated Brass Crumb booth. The candy booth made $20 Judge Arnott penalized Woods se­ ville to Hartford without coming P ertolator...... $5.75 Set ...... $2.98 the opening night and about the verely, making the fine $10 for in­ Tray and brush with mission down to Depot square. Price $3.98. ■Valve type percolator as de­ same last night. toxication and $25 and costs for as­ scribed above. ebonized handle. » Besides flowers, the flower booth sault. The entire amount figured 7 Cup Aluminum Nickel Plated Copperoid •WORK STARTED TODAY also is selling shrubs, •which will be $43.20. Percolator ...... $5.98 Crumb Set ...... $1.49 delivered to the purchasers. Same as the 5 cup percolator. Tray with ebontzed brush. With things back to normal again Delicious home made food, fresh ON ARMY AND tlAVY “HUT” today, another large crowd is look­ every night, at Food Booth, Fire­ IV N ed for at the fair tonight. The fair men’s Fair. Special food Saturday will continue through Saturday afternoon and evening for your Sun­ Will Be Rushed to (Joippletion by night, with a matinee Saturday af­ day dinner. Help the firemen by Large Gang of Workmen. ternoon. buying.— adv.— 18 It 2.

Work on the new “ hut’ for the soldiers and sailors, which is to be 28TH ANNIVERSARY OF erected at the corner of Main and H ave You Price $2.49. Forest streets, is to proceed with a STAR OF THE EAST Price, $5.49. Price $1.9§. rush. Last night at a meeting of lo­ Price $1.98. cal contractors E. L. G. Hohenthal, Subscribed? Jr., was chosen foreman for the job Celebration to Bo Held in Orange and will in connection with Ray­ Hall Next Friday Evening—Or- DON’T MISS, The Demonstration of Wear-Ever Aluminum mond Goslee, the architect, have I ganized May 9, 1891. week charge of the construction. It is Miss Helen Henry, direct from the factory, is here this proposed to have the building ready The members of .Star of the East for occupancy two weeks from Sat­ R. B. P. 13, will celebrate the urday. .The continuous work of 12 28th anniversary of ^the Preceptory men will, it is estimated, bring about at the regular monthly meeting in the completion of the structure in the Orange Hall next Friday even­ two weeks. These men will be pro ing. The Preceptory was organlzeo vided by the several contractors. in the old academy May 9th, 1891, Work was begun on the founda­ Henry Trotter being its first Precep­ tion piers this morning. These and tor. The members of No. 13 are not the chimney will be built by John believers in the superstition about Mahoney. Lumber is being hauled the so called unlucky number al­ to the site today and the sills wil though in the first years of its exis­ \ SOUTH HR NCHESTER • CONN he laid tomorrow. tence No. 13 had a hard fight to* LEW IS A. HINiES, Ref., keep going. But the faithful few Eyesight Specialist held their ground and today No. 13 House & Hale Block. U tt Herald Bargain Colnmns is one of the largest and wealthiest