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VOL. XLI., NO. 177. Classified Advertising on |Page 10. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927. < cor,n. Slate UWajy PRICE THREE CENTS CASH FOR STRICKEN CAILES TALKS WORKING ON THE LEVEES CREST OF GREAT FLOOD STARTS FLOWING IN ON COOLIDGFS N. Y ^ D R E S S NEARING NEW ORLEANS Manchester Awakens to Suf­ FUND STANDING <$> Issues Long Statement; Says PRAYER BOOK fers' Cry For Help and Quota ...... $1,000 To Cut Levee on Friday to Save City— Death Toll Passes It Is Easy to Settle Differ­ STARTS A RIOT Flood Fund Grows; More Collected to date $490 200 Mark— Trappers In Area to Be Flooded Threaten ences With the United Archbishop of Canterbury, in Than Half of Quota to Be To be Collected $510 London, Is Obliged to Call in To Resist Cut In Dykes— Patrol District With Shot­ States. Police. \ Raised; However, and Two London, April 27.— Authori­ guns— Thousands Marooned on High Spots— Red ties of the Church of England Days Are Gone. TIME TO BROOD Mexico City, April 27.— Presi­ were today making inquiries dent Calles in a long statement to ^establish the responsibility Cross Supplies Pouring In. NEED OF SERMON for the disorders last night called forth by President Coolidge’s which made necessary for the Red Cross officials ivere gratified Dr. Schlater Gives Advice to New York speech Monday evening, Archbishop of Canterbury to THE CREST of the great Mississip­ sissippl valley Monday, He will re­ call in the police to afford him turn to Vicksburg Friday morning, today at the returns in the second Young Ministers at Yale today declared “ it is not only, pos­ pi river flood slowly bore down day of collection for the quota of sible but easy to reach a friendly protection from hecklers dur­ upon New Orleans today, scatter­ inspect the functioning of the peiv School. ing the animal meeting of the manent Red Cross relief headquar- ?1,000 which Manchester has been settlement of the differences exist­ ing dread before it and leaving Religious Tracts Society ia desolation in its wake. ters at Memphis on Saturday and assigned in the drive for funds for New Haven, Conn., April 27. ing between the United States and Queens Hall. return to Washington Sunday. ^ the relief of flood sufferers in the — “ All work for Sunday Mexico. Opponents of the revised FLOOD CONDITIONS throughout Army engineers and members qj the Mississippi valley are practi­ Mississippi valley. Treasurer Lu­ should be settled early in the President Calles said he heartily prayer book termed it "the the Mississippi river’ commissioa, cius Pinney of the local chapter re­ agreed with President Coolidge’s Popish prayer book” and wild cally unchanged, but relief is who arrived with the Hoover party, week, by Monday if possible, pouring into the devastated area ported this noon that he has receiv­ so as to give plenty of time to suggestion that differences, which confusion reigned until the po­ launched immediately into a study ed checks totalling $435, nearly are susceptible of solution by nego­ lice ejected the hecklers. from all sections of the country. of surveys which they hope will etu. brood. The brooding habit is The death toll has passed 200, half of the quota. This was later essential for a good sermon.’’ tiation, be approached in a friendly One man shouted: “ This able them to determine the exact Increased to $490. spirit by both sides. prayer book they are Intro­ with the property loss estimated boundary of the lands to be flooded Among the checks was one for Such is the advice given young at hundreds of millions of dol­ ministers here today by Rev- Favors Negotiations ducing is a disgrace to the Pro­ by the blast of the levee. Within an $100, and as there were only 15 The Mexican executive declared testant country." lars. Only a careful check, after hour of bis arrival General Jadwin checks altogether, most of them Dr. J. R. P. Sclater, of Toron­ This extraordinary airplane picture shows men desperately working the angry waters have subsided, to, Canada, speaking before that he favors negotiation rather The police hustled the heck­ was engaged in drawing a formal were rather substantial. ‘The total than arbitration. to patch a near break in tfte main levee of the Mississippi at New Ma­ can fix the actual losses in lives legal instrument authorizing th0 the eighteenth annual convoca­ lers out of the hall as they received today is $385, more than President Calles expressed him­ drid, Mo. The sand-loaded boat is being used as a breakwater, while and propetty, spillway. All damage claims aris­ tion of Yale Divinity School. shouted “ take your money and three times the amount that had self in accord with President Cool- bags of sand are being placed where the dreaded crevasse threatens. go to Rome.” Several women ACTING ON behalf of President ing out of the operation are to be been subscribed yesterday during “ The sermon should be idge in that American claims aris­ While men are working here, another break occurrd and the town is now Coolidge, Secretary of Commerce borne by the state and city, it waa the first day of the campaign. chosen on Monday,” Dr. then joined in hurling epithets ing from loss of life and property under______from 5 to 15 feet of water. ♦ of “coward” and “traitor” at Hoover continued his first-hand emphasized by federal officials. This Town Aroused. Sclater insisted. constitute the principal divergency investigation of the flooded areas was in line with the White House Manchester seems to nave awak­ Professor William Wallace the archbishop and they, too between the two governments. The were ejected from the hall. today.., He approved a plan to announcement by President Cool­ ened to its old time form as far as Fenn, of Harvard Divinity Mexican executive seized this occa­ save New Orleans from the flood idge Tuesday that all responsibili­ charitable movements are concern­ School, continued his course sion again to deny that the Mexi­ by cutting the levee, ten miles be­ ties in connection with the under­ ed. This town has never yet failed on Nathaniel W. Taylor, with can constitution or that the new low the city. The plan was oppos­ taking rested upon the local admirt^ to raise its quota, no matter what Gray^s Confession whom the oldTfashioned New property and petroleum laws are iriT L E PROSPECTS ed by residents in St. Bernard istrative bodies rather than with the cause, and today’s total indi­ England theology came to an confiscatory in spirit or will cause and Plaquemine parishes, whose federal agencies. cates another “ over the top’’ drive. end. Lack of humility. Prof. homes and properties will be de­ While today’s developments re­ But the time is short— and nobody confiscations through their opera­ Fenn declared, was his chief tion. liberately flooded to save the duce the probability of further seri­ will want to be left out. No sum is OF A JURY TODAY weakness. Offers Bonds Is Read To Jury metropolis. Some trappers living ous flood disaster. Secretary Hoo­ too small to be of assistance. ver emphasized that the pres­ ' At the banks where contribution The pre.sident declared that Mex­ in the area patrolled the levee ico has not refused compensation with shotguns, threatening to re­ sure of Red Cross relief activity boxes are located, it was said today among the more than 150,000 that only a few donations had been for land taken for Agrarian pur­ sist the move by force. poses, but has offered the only com­ Detailed Story of the Mnrder Trial of Alleged Chinese homeless victims continued unabat­ deposited today and yesterday. SENATE CUTS DOWN THE FLOOD has covered nearly 9,- ed. FEAR CHINESE SHELl. pensation ^Mexico’s economic condi­ 000 square miles of territory Both banks were open last night Millions To Be Lost for their usual Tuesday night peri­ tion will permit— bonds. He added with millions of people in seven Of Albert Snyder Placed Slayers Drags In Hart­ When Gov, 0. H. Simpson order­ od. that “ the Mexican government river states directly affected. Contributions received at the MAY FOUNDER SHIPS views with satisfaction Americans' ON APPROPRIATIONS The refugees already under the ed the levee cut he declared an Chamber of Commerce office totaled willingness to accept those bonds." On Records In Court To­ j _____ ford; Court Recess Early. care of the Red Cross approxi­ emergency exists and that it will be. $100 after noon today while the President Calles characterized mate 200,000, of which 140,000 necessary to sacrifice St. Bernard, Herald office on Bissell street had the Coolidge doctrine for the pro­ are in concentration camps. and PlagUemine in order to pre­ vent possible death and heavy dam­ turned in $12. One contribution of tection of Americans living abroad day. TENS OP thousands of refugees Bills Calling For $750,000 Hartford, Conn^, April 27.— The age at New Orleans. He said that $5 was received by Watkins Broth­ Forts Along Yangtse Con­ as "irreproachable.’- but contended were reported marooned on the ers. that when citizens emigrate they prospects of getting a jury today river’s levees and in high spots inhabitants of the doomed parishes Official Appeal. should submit themselves to the would be indemnified for all lose, tinue to Bombard Allied Courthouse, Long Island City, N. Rejected Today By the for the trial of Sin,Lung, and Soo throughout the flooded territory. As a means^ of stimulathi^^ con­ laws of the country where4hey may Hod ■’Wing,' Accused’ o f ‘'the muider These are-Tjerng. rescued as fast estimated at more than $6,000,000. tributors Supt.’^F. A. VerpTancli'of be'living, “ but without losing the Y., ATpril 27.— Henry Judd Gray’s Business men and property owp-- of a Mafichestfer laundryman; seem­ as relief steamers can negotiate the,Ninth District schools, who is Warships. rights established by international signed confession, giving a detail­ Upper House. th e, angry streams. ers of New Orleans have promised publicity manager of the campaign, practices.” ed story of the brutal slaying of ed very remote. Court recessed to shoulder the burden of reim­ sent out a circular letter this morn­ early till noon to give counsel an HEALTH CONDITIONS are fair al­ bursement. Albert Snyder, art editor of motor though the greatest pi*6blem of ing appealing for funds to swell the opportunity to study the list, of Residents Protest boating was read to the jury by Hartford, Conn., April 27.— Ap­ relief workers Is to provide fresh Manchester quota. Peking, April 27.— American talesmen and jurors brought in ov­ propriations amounting to approxi­ water to,the desolated towns and But these assurances failed, to Supt. Verplanck pointed out in Minister John Van A. MacMurray STATE WAGES B A n iE District Attorney Richard S. New- ernight. Many prospective jurors satisfy the dwellers o f the con­ his letter that Manchester is pros­ mately $750,000 were rejected by villages. There was one hint of today expressed concern thaj; the combe today at the trial of Gray have been excused from duty for demned difetrict. They are protest­ perous, happy and safe while the and Mrs. Ruth Brown Snyder for the Senate here today after unfav­ business reasons or otherwise. pestilence in. a request from increasing firing by Chinese Governor Martineau, of Arkan­ ing vigorously aganst any wilful people in the Mississippi valley are AGAINST INSECT PEST first degree murder. orable reports from committee. The two defendants are appar­ act that would destroy their proper­ facing flood, famine and death. He against American and other war- The confession was admitted as ently trying to make a good im­ sas, for suffeient typhoid and The largest bill callc.. for $682,000 smallpox vaccines to innocculate ty to save that of others. They hold asks for immediate action on the craft in the Yangtse river might, evidence after a vigorous battle on pression and are well-dressed and that “ nature should be allowed (o Asiatic Beetle Is Ruining All, for new land and buildings at Long 25,000 persons. part of those public-spirited people lead to a critical situation. He j the part of Gray’s counsel to pre­ neat in appearance. They appeared run its course, and name its own who have always made campaigns pointed out the possibility that a , the Lawns In the Westville vent its admission on the ground Lane farm, Middletown. Others in­ less worried than yesterday. when ASIDE FROM the saving of New victims.” the kind here successful. Df direct hit from one of the Chinese District. it was obtained under duress. The clude amounts for the study of they first appeared in court. Orleans, rescue operations cen­ Car vans from the condemned The letter follows: statement was signed in the office tered upon getting 3,000 ma­ shore guns might sink one of the cancer, erection of a memorial to During recess It was stated that parishes streamed into New Orleans AN APPE.AL FOR HUSSISSIPPI smaller gunboats. New Haven, Conn., April 27.— of the district attorney at 1:05 a. a jury would be chosen before to­ rooned persons off the levee at FLOOD SUFFERERS. m., on March 22, 1927. the late Alfred E. Burr, former morrow night and the hearing with the dawn today. The refugees American Losses The State Agricultural Experiment Arkansas City. They are. now be­ report that while many of the resi­ The press is giving daily, the Minister MacMurray said that "My name is Henry Judd Gray editor of the Hartford Times; care would start Friday morning. ing removed in river barges. In tacts in regard to the unprecedent­ station has renewed its war against dents have yielded willingly to''the John K. Davis, the American consul the Asiatic beetle in the Westville and I live at 377 Wayne avenue, of the burial place of Col. William Names of Chinamen the northern valley region, re- ed flood in the Mississippi valley. East Orange, New Jersey,” New- There has been a general mixup habilation work was started un­ mandate of tl(e governor, many at Nanking, is attempting to devise district here where since late in Ledyard, and reation of a uniform others are in an angry mood and The loss of life and the suffering means of checking the American combe read without any attempt In the names of those concerned in der clear skies and a warm sun. eiitailed calls for immediate re­ 1925, following complaints of land system of municipal accounts. there is much talk of resisting the financial losses, but this is difficult owners, over 1,400 acres of proper­ at elocutory effect. the trial. In the first place the man THE CREST OF the flood mean­ lief. The President of the United Volunteer Statement . Favorable reports in the. House who is supposed to have done the order. States, by proclamation, has as Consul Davis has not been ty are under quarantine. Under di-^ while passed south of Helena, ashore since claims were levied up­ “ I make this statement volun­ today included: incorporating the actual shooting is being tried un­ Reports from St. Bernard parish (brought the necessity of immediate rection of Dr. W E. Britton, state Ark., where a high mark of 57 state whisperings among the farm­ on the Chinese authorities for dam­ entomologist, the fight against the tarily of my own free will, without White Sands Beach Association; der the name of Ching Lung. He is | action to the attention of the whole fear or coercion, knowing that feet was registered. It was mov­ ers indicate that many of them may ages caused in the antl-forelgn out­ beetle last year used up the sum of amending the Stamford city char­ defended by former Attorney Gen- { nation. anything I might say may be used ing at the rate of one mile an take up positions on the condemn­ breaks. $18,189, money supplied by the ter; providing that costs in motor eral Frank E. Healey of Windsor hour, and probably will not The American Red Cross at once against me. vehicle cases in which the accused Locks and Hartford. Loo Hoo Wing ed levee with firearms and resist tomes into action. Nurses, doctors, Views upon the reply to Eugene federal, state and city governments, reach New Orleans before Fri­ Chen’s note are still being exchang­ “ I was introduced to this Mrs. is discharged or receives a nolle is the official name under which his any attempt to cut it. medical supplies, food, clothing and and the Edgewood Civic Associa­ Snyder about two years a g o. in day. ed among the diplomats represent­ tion a neighborhood organization. shall be assessed, between the state partner is known. The murdered shelter go at once to the scene of town by Harry Folsom. I believe and various towns. man has been known to Manches­ GOVERNMENT authorities credit­ the flood. ing the United States, Great Brit­ A smaller sum will be required this ed the huge federal-built levees 3,000 MAROONED that he had picked her and another Unfavorable Reports ter people as Ong King, but ac­ Memphis, Tenn., April 27.— Res­ Manchester is asked by the Red ain, Japan, France and Italy, Mac­ year to continue the fight. along the river with saving hun­ Murray revealed. girl up at the restaurant. I came cording to the official records, it is cue operations centered today at Cross headquarters to subscribe as Losses from the ravages of the in from a trip and. he introduced Unfavorable reports in the House dreds of thousands of lives. Soviet Aid Aslatc beetle in the Westville dis­ were: authorizing the Connecticut claimed that Ong JIng Hem was Arkansas City, where 3,0(U) refu­ its part $1,000 to pay for these nec­ me to her. I didn’t see her— I his right name. Sam Ong, who was essities. The Manchester Chapter of Examination of Soviet account trict have been large. The section Fuel Rupply company to lay pipes gees have been marooned for 48 don’t think— for two or three the owner of the laundry Is not hours. They were being, taken by the American Red Cross accepts books which were seized when the contains about 30.000 people, living months after that. I would say in this state and supply gas to var­ New Orleans, La., April 27.— Soviet embassy compound was raid­ in detached houses, and nearly ious communities; appropriating Sam Ong at all but Ong Jing. Historic New Orleans today emerg­ barges to Pine Bluff and Helena, this quota. probably it was two months when Ark. ■)■. In Manchester we are prosperous, ed has revealed that Soviet credits every house owner there has had $500 for the care of the grave of Shortly after the noon recess a ed from the shadow of disaster. she wrote and asked me to get h’er third juror was chosen. He was Otherwise, flood conditions- in happy and safe. to the southern (Nationalist)' army to reseed his lawn many times. So a corset. I am in the corset busi­ General Nathaniel Lyons; exempt­ The lapping of the Mississippi’s In the Mississippi valley thou­ totalled 10,800,000 roubles (nor­ far the beetle has done little harm ing certain properties from taxa­ Richard Bartley, of Hartford. most disastrous flood in history the Mississippi delta were un­ ness, a salesman. I did that. tion.- At 2 o’clock the panel of 100 changed today. Greenville and sands are facing flood, famine and mally $5,400,000) since the begin­ to shade trees or vegetable gardens Great Charm against the New Orleans levees will death— an emergency exists. ning 1926. The books showed that and these are believed immune Favorable reports in the Senate talesmen had been exhausted and be relieved by the blasting of the surrounding towns were still uq-. “ She is a woman of great charm deputy sheriffs were sent out to der water but most of the refugees Will You Help Now? the Russians had supplied the from attacks. Grubs of the beetle — I probably don’t ha%. to tell you included: creating the office of levee at Poydras crevasse,, ten southern army with munitions, rif­ are now appearing .above ground probation officer in Norwalk and bring in an additional 50. miles below the city on Friday. ' have been taken to Vicksburg for Checks may be sent to Lucius that and I did like her very much safety. Pinney, 84 Prospect street. Cash les, mortars, rall-\\-ay rolling stock and state forces are spraying in and she was good company and ap- making the salary $2,000 a year; Authority for this drastic relief will be receipted for by the Man­ and flame throwers. the hope of killing the “ beasts.” prohibiting.grand jurors and pros­ measure was given by Major Gen­ Supplies Arrive A steady stream of supplies of chester Herald, and by the Cham­ ( Continued on Page 3) ecuting attorneys from- holding eral Edgar Jadwin, chief of the ber of Commerce, 769 Main street. the office of state’s attorney; ANOTHER HLM ACTOR United^States Army engineer corps all sorts— food, clothing, tents, J. P. LAMB, Chairman DOCTOR IS STRICKEN amending the workmen’s compen­ following the urgent appeal of New first aid kits— were sent from F. A. VERPLANCK, Secretary. sation law. Orleans and Louisiana officials and Memphis to the various^ Red Cross Kiwanls Jumps In MADEIROS COLUPSES Among unfavorable reports In KILLED IN HOLLYWOOD the unanimous membership of the concentration camps, along the The Manchester Kiwanis club at RIDING ON A TRAIN BOSTON MAIL BANDIT the Senate are the following: Mississippi river commission, the flooded Mississippi river, almost Its Wednesday noonday luncheon IN THE DEATH HOUSE providing for the taxation of school joint control body^ In charge of as soon as they arrived on every meeting today leaped into the flood buildings in Manchester’s Ninth lower river levees* train from the north. relief situation with a bang. It had Diagnoses Own Case and Has' GETS UFE SENTENCE In Midst of Gay Party Tom Petition to Washington Another levee break was report­ Operation When He Reaches { Kerrick Is Shot Twice in HiS Louisiana presented its urgent ed overnight. The dyke near Os­ (Continued on Page 3) If Governor Does Not Act To­ (Continued on Page 3) petition to Washington. Secretary ceola broke, flooding the Arkansas SprSngfield Hospital* i Taken From Atlanta to Stand Rooms. of War Davis left the decision to towns of Kilso, Enmore, Dermot, day Prisoner Will Be Exe­ Trial For Murdering His General Jadwin ,who, as a mem­ Wilson and Tyler. cuted Tomorrow. Springfield, Mass., April 27.— 16 YEAR OLD BOY Wife. ber of Secretary of Commerce Water Drops Dr. A. L. Jacoby, director of the Hollywood, Calif., April 27.— A Hoover’s relief party, has main­ Flood waters north of Memphis psychopathic clinic in Detroit, was Consultation gay Hollywood party was suddenly tained direct personal contact with were slowly receding and in north­ Boston, Mass., April 27.— Celes- resting comfortably at Springfield Philadelphia, Pa., April 27.- turneS^nto tragedy today when west Tennessee, southeast Missou­ TO DIE IN CHAIR tinos Madelros, of New Bedford, the flood situation since it at­ hospital today following a hurried Stephen Suman, 30 alias Jack Boyd Tom Kerrick, 32, film “ extra” , was tained disastrous proportions last ri and Kentucky the farmers were / was in a state bordering collapse in appendicitis operation. Boston mail bandit, was awaiting Held Today on shot and killed in his apartment. week. planning to return to their homril; the death house at state’s prison Enroute from Detroit to Hart­ sentence today in the local jail for The shots that ended his life, ac­ Army engineers are confident More than 2,000 of the flood Murdered Child and Mother; today. the slaying of his wife, Minnie, 22, To Be Executed on August ford, Conn., late yesterday after­ cording to police, were fired by one the levee blasting will divert suf­ refugees are encamped on the fair Madeiros, slayer of an aged noon Dr. Jacoby was stricken with on January 15. 19*5. Suman was Judge Bowers ficient water from the main chan­ grounds here. found guilty of first degree mur­ of his guests. 10. Wrentham bank cashier, confessed severe pains while on the train be­ None of the guests said they nel of the rampant Mississippi to Half is Raised to the South Braintree paymaster der by a jury in Quarter Sessions remove all danger of flooding the Washington, April 27.— The tween Albany and this city. He Court last night which deliberated knew who shot Kerrick- The dead Jefferson, Ohio, April 27.-—If the holdup, robbery and double slaying diagnosed the symptoms as appen­ A new complication, causing con­ man, as well as the others at the crescent'city. , sympathetic heart of America has death sentence, imposed yesterday one hour and fifteen minuteiv; for which Nicola Sacco and Barto­ dicitis. A telegram was sent ahead siderable concern to the physicians, party were all motion picture ac­ The spillway will open a new poured $2,546,800 into the fund upon sixteen-year-old Floyd Hewitt lomeo Vanzettl were convicted. The penalty was fixed at life Im­ channel into Lake Borgne, through for the relief of flood sufferers In and an ambulance -was waiting at prisonment. resulted today in a consultation be­ tors, police said. for murder, is carried out on Au­ Counsel for Sacco and Vanzetti the Springfield railroad station While drinks were being poured which the still rising waters above the Mississippi valley the American gust tenth, the date set by the asked for a reprieve if Gov. Alvan Judge Howard Davis deferred ing held in the case ot Judge Her­ the city will be diffused over a Red Cross announced here today. when the train pulled in. sentence until Friday pending dis­ according to the guests, Kerrick court, he will be the youngest vic­ T. Fuller decides to investigate the Dr. Jacoby went under the sur­ bert O. • Bower.s, who has been stood In the middle of the room. wide area, draining into the Gulf* This total contribution to date tim even sent to the electric chair Sacco and Vanzetti case. If the position of a motion for a new tri­ of Mexico. The'■artificial crevass Includes a $100,000 gift from the geon’s knife shortly after arrival al. gravely 111 from a form of sleeping Two shots were suddenly fired and In the Ohio state penitentiary. governor acts it must be with the in the hospital. His case was said to he fell to the floor, dead. will flood ten thousand acres of Red Cross. Of the remainder, east­ Young Hewitt, a Cor nut school Suman was brought here from sickness at Memorial hospital for sparsely populated semi-swamp ern states furnished $1,705,500. t consent of the executive council, be acute but the operation was en­ Atlanta federal penitentiary where weeks. Henry Islbell and Iris Burns, was found guilty the mur- which meets today. Madeiros is from which approximately three The goal of the drive is $5,000.* tirely successful and the patient he was serving a 25-year sentence It was said after the consulta- two of the guests, fled immediately of flve-year-old. Fred Brown, doomed to die in the electric chair thousand persons must be evacuat­ 000. was reported as much improved to­ for robbing the mails to stand trial ton that the doctors had hopes after the shooting, other guests ed before the blasting. had been Indicted for both the probably tomorrow night. day. on the murder charge. Judge Davis that the complication would not told the police. It was thought by Hoover In New Orleans. EX-SENATOR DIES. > i.'.urder of the boy and his mother, The governor has Indicated that declared Suman’s federal sentence prote to be serious, hut it was ad­ the guests that Islbell had gone for Secretary Hoover will remain In Indianapolis, Tnd., April 27.-^ Mrs. Fred Brown. The state charg­ any step he takes or does not take TREASURY B.ALAXCE is automatically suspended by the mitted that the pationVs condition a doctor, but he did not return. ed that Hewitt killed Mrs. Brown in in the Madeiros case should not be i New Orleans today and tomorrow Former United States Senator AN Washington, April 27.—Treas­ life imprisonment term and the ■was not so good as it has boen of The guests and Kerrick’s wife completing the remaining details of bert J. Beveridge, 65, died at hh} ' her home near Conneaut after she connected with the Sacco-Vanzetti j ury Balance April 25: $255,935.- murderer would be held here until late and that there was more or are held by Hollywood police for bad spurned his advances. case. ] the disaster relief mission which home here today after an illness <1^ 571.18. punishment is meted out. less anxiety. investigation. brought him Into the stricken Mis- tyro vreeka, from heart U’OublSh . '

I , PAGE 'rw o MANCHESTER XGONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,1927. - ? r {CANADA BORDER Social Aces Queens in Unique Bridge Game KIWANIANS LISTEN TO ABODTTOWN WILSON NURSERIES Mrs. Coolidge and‘Becl^” A-ProIi«?.

H t e h s p e a k e r The girls of the junior swim­ IN BUSINESS BOOM IS NO BAR FOR ming class at the School street Rec will meet with their mothers for New Britain Pastor Comes a party at the Rec on Friday after­ Have Biggest Season ^in His­ . OUR INDIANS Backed by Seven Townsmen noon at 4:15. tory—Hold “Open House” to As Guests of Club. At St. Mary’s Episcopal church Mark Forest Week. Sunday evening the preacher will Forty-two local Kwanians and be Rev. G. Clarence Lund of Christ seven members of the New Britain. The C. E. Wilson Nurseries are May Go and Come As They church cathedral, Hartford. During keeping open house this week at Kiwanis club were present today at this week Rev. J. F‘uart Neill Is the weekly noonday meeting at the their sales grounds on Woodhrldge g street. This being Forest week, to Please—Affects 100,000 Hotel Sheridan. Rev. Abel Ahlquist ael’s church, Naugatuck. of the Swedish Lutheran church of stimulate Interest in trees, shrabs New Britain, an enthusiastic mem­ Manchester Grange members will and other nursery stock they are Members of Tribe. ber of the club In the Hardware follow their meeting In Tinker hall extending a special invitation to all City, was the speaker. His subject home owners and others to visit this evening with a “harvest” sup­ the nursery at 302 Woodhrldge was Kiwanis and its ideals. He per In charge of Mrs. Frank Reig. By International News Service proved an lnt<»TestIng speaker. street, which they are making their sales headquarters for local busi­ Malone, N. Y.—The Canadian Members of the local club will pay Under auspices of the social com­ boundary does not exist for the a return visit to the. New Britain mittee of the Highland Park Com­ ness. American Indians, who may go to Kiwanis club on Wednesday, May munity club, a setback party will To the first two thousand persons and from Canada as often and as be given at the clubhouse tomorrow who visit the Woodhrldge street freely as they did when the Six it was repohed at the meeting evening at 8:15. Six prizes will be farm this week, perennial plants Nations ere a power on the 'North that ten of the local Kiwanlans awarded. Refreshments and a so­ and-shrubs will be given away American continent. went to Winsted last night to visit cial time will follow. absolutely free. Thls^was the ruling of a decision the newly organized club in that Charles Turner, their landscape announced in Philadelphia by place. expert, will be on duty to advise as Judge Oliver B. Dickinson of the C. E. House was the winner of MOVIE COWBOY GETS to the proper selection of ever­ United States District Court. While the attendance prize donated by W. greens and other ^ornamental affecting more than 100,000 mem­ George Glenney. bers of the Six Nations, it will HIGH nGURE CONTRACT shrubs and plants for foundation have a direct bearing on the 1,500 planting and beautifying the home members of the St. Regis reserva­ COOUDGE REFUSES grounds. tion at Hogansburg, half of which Fred Thomson’s Growing Pop­ Prices on all kinds of nursery is in the United States and half in ularity Win Him Big Sal­ stock are now very reasonable and the Dominion of Canada. TO BE SMOKED OUT this is considered the best time of Several Cases Pending ary. the year for planting in this sec­ At present several cases are tion. pending in courts growing out of By DAN THOMAS Mr. Wilson says the company has the situation which the Federal Will Not Answer Letter Ask­ enjoyed a fine business this spring. Court ruling seeks to clarify. The ing His Position on a ThArd Hollywood, Calif., April 25.— Fully 80 per cent of their out-of- decision means that the Canadian Term. Everyone In movieland has, or tries town orders have been filled. Al­ and American Indians are Immune to have, some understanding char­ ready the business shows an in­ to the quota laws and immigration Washington, April 2,7.—The first acteristic—“the greatest blah blah crease of 40 per cent over that of a restrictions and this is expected to really serious effort to “smoke In the history,” tnelr press agents year ago, and Is the greatest In the create a still further tangle in the out” President Coolidge on the broadcast to the world. concern’s history. Fifty persons are litigations effecting the Indians in third term Issue has come to Fred Thomson might claim as at present on the company’s pay­ the border reservation. The work naught. his distinctive trait that he is the roll. of the immigration customs and Mr. Coolidge. it was announced hardest man In pictures to write The farm on Woodhrldge street, With her pet raccoon, “Becky,” Mrs. Cooiidge receivea 3u,u00 chll* Federal prohibition enforcement at the White House today, will Ig­ about—especially when the scrive­ of about 100 acres. Is supplemented dren who congregated on the Wliite House lawn In Washington for th« bureaus will be hampered to a con­ ' 4 nore the open letter addressed to ner has a limited space to fill. by about 25 acres on Tolland Turn­ annual Easter time egg-rolling. Grouped about her here are Girl Scouts. siderable extent. him yesterday by the Forum maga­ There Is so much to tell about pike, 20 to 25 acres at Oakland. In “Becky” seems lo be making up to a cute little blonde who is patently; The tilling made in a test suit zine, In which he was challenged to Thomson that I, for one, scarcely Vernon the company his another uncertain as to what to expect from so unfamiliar an animal. Instituted by Paul Diabo, an Iro­ present his views to the country on know where to siart—or what to eliminate. farm of 100 acres, 35 of which are quois Indian deported to his res­ the proposition that no president at present under cultivation. ervation in Canada affects the en­ should attempt to continue In of­ A New Contract tire population of the Six Nations. fice beyond the traditional eight Thomson has becotne so popular i The entire confederation supported years established by George Wash­ as a celluloid cowooy that he has Diabo in the legal battle with the been forced to change hls affilia­ If you started to trump your partner’s ace with the deuce of trumps in ington. G’S SMOKE WONT BE Government over the efforts of The challenging letter w'as WTit- tion. His contract with F). B. O. has TONIGHT the Immigration authorities to this game, the deuce would like to speak up with “That’s a deuce of a just expired and ofticlab of that trick!” For the cards were aces of Southern California society, and ten by John Carter of New York, LAST TIMES class them as aliens. Diabo was de­ and whs designed to gl've Mr. Cpol- firm admitted they could not pay POWDER KIND TONIGHT Cirele ported on the grounds that he was the game was on the beach of the fashionable Gables’ club at Santa Mon­ him enough to sign a new contract. 7:00 and 9:00 - ica. Above are a couple of queens. Misses Alice Mason and Esther New­ idge an opportunity to present his an alien, and had come into this views to the country In the same So Thomson waled down the street country to follow his trade of man, Below, Airs. Frank Ainslee is shown playing her hand. about two blocks and signed on the OH BOY I WHAT A PICTURE structural iron worker without a manner that Governor A1 Smith re­ cently defined his views on religion dotted line for the old Famous Also Hen and Spaghet Will visa of entry. Players-Lasky corpoi’ation— now Precede the Tobacco a n d The Jay Treaty in replying to an open letter in the WOMEN HAVE ANSWERS Atlantic monthly. known as Paramount Famous-Las- Gags Will Be Loosed* Immigration authorities contend­ U. S. HAS THE BEST ky. ed that the Jay Treaty between the Nothing has been said about the United States and Great Britain in TO “ASK ME ANOTHER” TO PROTECT STATE salary he isto receive—Will Hays Another smoker and entertain­ 1794, recognizing the right of Am­ BROADCAST PLANTS! doesn’t believe In revealing salary ment will be held by the members erican Indians to unrestricted tra­ figures—but it is understood to be of Company G, C. N. G., at the state vel across the Canadian border was armory tonight. It Is the pplicy of Voters, Tea and Whist Guests ON WATER RIGHTS the largest in Hollywood except abrogated by the war of 1812. Tom Mix’s. the company to hold several affairs Judge Dickinson held that the Jay Of Miss Dorothy Cheney, of this kind throughout the year, treaty did not affect the Indians’ All celluloidia should point to Discuss Questionnaire. Present Plan Makes It Po^ Hartford, Conn., April 27.— Thomson and say “there’s a home the purpose being to keep up the status because “it made no divi­ Power to take legal steps or insti- morale of the outfit and create good sion of their country.” town lad who made good.” Fred fellowship—because drilling at ute other proceedings to protect was born in Pasadena—which is The turning point in the case- is Eighty-five women, members and sible For Whole Earth to the interests of the state because times becomes sort of monotonous. ithus thought to be in answer to friends of the Alanchester League only a stone’s throw from Holly­ The smoker tonight will start of the project to divert tributaries wood—and lived there until he the question off whether the In­ of Women Voters, played bridge of the Connecticut river in Massa­ with a chicken and spaghetti supper dians are included among the and drank tea at the home of Aliss Tune In Here. graduated from Occidental College. Later In the evening, there will be members of the alien nations chusetts Is given In a bill reported I do^ji’t know of any movie star who Dorothy Cheney, 87 Hartford road, favorably In the State Senate here speech-making, but In accordance whose admission to this country Is yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Howard comes closer to being a native. ■with “you-understood” rule of the today. The bill does not call for After leaving Occidental, Thom­ controlled by immigration laws. Porter was the winner o fjjie -first Washington, April 27.—Authori­ company, all talks must be short Judge Dickinson said: mandatory action leaving it to the son went to Princeton, It was,there and snappy. Several military offi­ prize and Hhe second prize was zation of high power for many discretion of the attorney-general "The answer seems to be a nega­ awarded to Mrs. O. E. Grimm of 66 broadcasting stations by the Fed­ that he really became famous. In cials from other parts of the state TOMORROW AND FRIDAY tive one. From the Indian view­ as to the manner of proceedings. fact the newspapers used to carry are expected to attend. Following W alnut street. Airs. Charles John­ eral Radio Commission has placed The bill does not carry out all the point, he crosses no boundary line. son of Strant street and Mrs. M. A- the United States in possession of half and full page layouts of pic­ the speeches, entertainment will be .THE FILM'STORy For him this does not exist. the most remarkable and far original recommendations of the tures of him in those days. That’s furnished by the Margerj* Kay Bengs of Pitkin street poured. governor though in its present form more than any movie actor can get "This fact the United States has Leaflets entitled “Ask Ale reaching set-up of radio transmit­ troupe of Hartford. ■Wo m a n always recognized, and there is ters in the world. the governor approves it. Fred rose to fame through his ath­ Last night Company G drilled at nothing in this legislation to work Another” were distributed and Manufacturers, water transpor­ letic prowess. DAI2E0 these furnished much lively discus­ AVorlil Covered the armory and pay checks for the a change in our attitude. This After the commission’s perma­ tation, and public health in Con­ Physique Is Asset past three months were delivered. does not mean that the United sion, A copy follows: necticut will be affected. In the “My sport activities have proved Do you know what school con­ nent plan is worked out, in about States could not exclude him, but six months, virtually every section opinion of experts, by the lowering to be one of my biggest assets,” it does mean that the United solidation would mean in this Thomson told me. "The manner in town? of the earth will be able to “tune of the Connecticut river incident States, having recognized his right into’’ some American station, ex­ to the diversion of the Swift and which I built up my body while in nrtU'i to go from one part of his country Is your school superintendent perts asserted today. There’s not Ware rivers In Massachusetts. college and in the army has kept to another, unobstructed by a elected or chosen for his qualifica­ a nook or corner of the United me on the screen. Had it not been STATE boundary line which to him does tion as an expert, and not neces­ States too remote from civiliza­ GETS FIVE YEARS. for that training I doubt if I would WITH PAULINE STARKE AND OWEN MOORE not exist, will .«ot be taken to sarily because he is a resident of tion to be in almost nightly t6uch be able to do the things that are have denied this right unless the your town? with the entertainment business required of me now.” clear intention ' so to do appears. White Plains, N. Y., April 27.— TAVERN Have we a juvenile court? How and political centers of the coun­ Stanley Schreiders, eighteen, a taxi­ Fred started -his cinema career We do not find any such denial in are cases of juvenile offenders try. cab chauffeur of Greenwich, Conn., as leading man for Mary PIckford 20 Bissell St., So. Manchester any of the cited exclusion acts of handled? 8 Big Stations in “The Love Night.” His next pic­ Congress.” who pleaded guilty to a serious How are persons selected for Eight stations with power of 12,- statutory offense, was sentenced to ture, and the first under his new NOW OPEN FOR Inspector W. C. Robie of the Ma­ jury service in your community? 500 w'atts or over have been au­ coijtract, will portray the life of lone Immigration office stated that five years In Sing Sing prison to­ Why Join the league of women thorized to operate. They include: day by County Judge William F. Jesse James, notorious outlaw. BUSINESS there were several cases pending voters? WBZ, of Springfield, Mass., Bleakley. which come under this class. First, to make intelligent citi­ 20,000 watts. The complaining witness was a “ADAM’S APPLE” WINS First Class Restaurant Service TO­ TO­ zens of ourselves. WJZ, of New York, 45,001 young woman, a resident of Man watts, owned by the Radio Corpo­ TWO CLANS FIGHT Second, to better conditions- un­ hattan, who charged that on the Newmarket, England, April 27. A La Carte Service der which we and our children live. ration of America. evening of NovemtJer 16, 1926, she —“Adam’s Apple” won the two STATE FOR ‘LOST’ MAN NIGHT SOUTH MANCHESTER I NIGHT Third, to strive at all times for WGY, of Schenectady, 56,000 engaged Schreiders to take her to thousand guineas classic here to­ higher political Ideals. watts, owned by the General Elec­ the railroad station in Port Ches­ day, one of the early classics of Rome—A victim of amnesia and tric company. tbe flat racing season, Business Men’s mistaken identity, claimed as a The league answers political ter. Instead, she said, he drove to questions of puzzled women. a rural section and attacked her. “Callboy” finished second and Luncheon member of two Italian families, sits “Sickle” was third. in a cell of an asylum near here and The league has no political ambi­ Served from 12 noon to 2 p. m. tion, and Is not a political party. BEAT AND ROB WOMAN The starting prices were “Adam’s eagerly awaits the day when In­ DOMESTIC TROUBLE Apple,” 20 to 1 "Callboy,” five to vestigation will disclose his real Th« league has no Jobs to give away. Waterbury, Conn., April 27.— two; “Sickle,” ten to one. name. Mrs. Fanny Goodwitch, of 24 Ed­ 50c About a year ago, when he was The league is not the tool of any CA\]SE OF MURDER political party. ward avenue. Is In the care of phy­ picked up by the police, advertlse- sicians today after being held up ^ ments for relatives brought a wo- The league Is therefore— never and beaten , by, two young men ■ man who Joyfully Identified him as afraid to tell the truth. Alontreal, April 27.—Domestic shortly before noon. The youths ; Professor GIullo Canella of the The league is a friend of all trouble In the life of Mrs. Myra called at the woman’s home to In­ I University of Verona, who dlsap- parties. It urges women to join the Fisher, on trial with John Vaughan, quire for her son and as her back ; peared several years ago. Her fami- political party of their choice, and hired man, for the murder of her was turned jumped on her and : ly tested him In many ways, such to work inside the parties. husband, Albert Fisher, farmer, beat her. They decamped with i as moving him to tears with cer- was described today by Police In­ $148 taken from the woman’s PRIZE picture of the stocking which she had earned ’ tain pieces of music the professor ■ YOUNG BAND LEADER spector Hammond from the witness A prize ring. - Dix as a ' used to love. stand. making bread for the Jewish Pass- So the couple went away on a Fisher was burned lo death In over celebration. steel worker who becomes Waterbury, Conn., Aprif 27.__ second honeymoon, which was in- a fire in his garage which Is alleged • juiio* ..f »*•■ * • terrupted by the police and mem- Funeral services for Ammassa Mc­ to have been set by the defendants. NO COMPULSION AOOU”’ world champion. ; bers of thq family of one Mario Intyre, a ten-year-old colored boy, Hammond testified Mrs. Fisher Amherst, Mass.. April 27.—^The : Bruneri, who also disappeared sev­ leader of the Salvation Army band told him her life with her husband LAST SHOWINGS THIS EVENING! eral years ago. Bruneri was want- here, was held at Salvation Army was “miserable,” that he had faculty of Amherst college, alma TOMORROW, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ; Bd for forgery, and his fingerprints headquarters this afternoon with shown no love for her and had been mater of President Coolidge and corresponded to those of the am­ impressive services.' The boy who interested in another woman. where his son Is studying, today de­ Don^t Miss One of the Best:Shows pf thp nesia victim. was killed Friday by a fall from Hammond testified that Vaughan cided to abolish compulsory Sun­ JOHN BARRYMORE So now he sits again in a cell, the roof of a house, was buried in admitted he made no attempt to day chapel for the several hundred : while the C^nellas and the Brunerls his uniform and army leaders de- students. The Greatest Romantic Actor of His Generation as the SSId VAUDE VILLEAmACTioN' llverefi orations. pull the body of Fisher out of the John Coolidge and the other stu­ ; fight to Identify him. Photographs flames nor extinguish the fire. Greatest Lover in Romance. of the professor and the missing dents will have to attend chapel ; forger are Identical. during the week If they do not go BROKER DIES, ATTACKS CONTINUED on Sunday In order to obtain the necessary number of credits ar­ TRAINS COLLIDE. Greenwich, Conn., April 27.__ Shanghai, April 27.—Combing ranged by the faculty. DON-JUAN” FEATURE PICTURE c New York, April 27.—One man Reinhard Siedenburg, former mem­ attacks by the northern and soutn- ^ Is believed to have received possl- ber of the cotton brokerage firm of erners on foreign warships and PROPRIETOR SENTENCED Prices Tonight 10c-25c. ' R. H. D. Siedenburg of 60 Beaver shipping in the Yangtze river have I bly fatal Injuries and an undeter- Stamford, Conn., April 27.—Al­ g mined number suffered severe street, Nev/ York City, died sudden­ created a serious situation here, ly at his country home In Round which threatens to break Into open bert S. Cohen of Stamford, arrest- t shock and minor hurts when two ed'in the raid on the rooms of the TOMORROW AND FRIDAY ^ filOUCLAS g I. R. T. northbound local subway Hill today following an attack of warfare. The frequency of the at­ s trains collided on the Seventh ave- apoplexy. Mr. Siedenburg was a tacks is Increasing and with the Stamford Civic Forum, Inc., last » E nue line. meVnber of the New York Club, In­ wounding of several men on the U. Friday night was today sentenced Inimitable Ford Sterling:—Lois Wilson diana Harbor Yacht Club of Green- S. S. Penguin yesterday the situa­ to serve six months in jail In city f 3IRS. SARGENT ILL ‘Wich and the Round Hill Club. He tion takes on a graver aspect than court here after being convicted of In a picturization jhhm I' Washington, April 27.—Attor- Is survived by a widow, a son and a a charge of keeping a gambling of George Kelly’s A daughter. heretofore. house. Ten men Involved in the X | | Sh Q W Oil S ney General Sargent was called to Uncomfirmed reports have been same raid were fined ^50 and screaming hit! * I Ludlow, Vermont, today by the 'letltRwith airi received here that the northerners costs each and given suspended ' Also “Buddy” Roosevelt in “Ramblin’ Galoot” I sudden Illness of Mrs. Sargent. BEARDSLEY NOMINATED are gathering all their available jail sentences of three months SHIRLEY MASON ^ According to a message received forces for a concentrated attack on fikt the Department of Justice, Mrs. each. Several frequenters were Matinees at 8:15 p. m. Matinees: 10c to all. Hartford, Conn., April 27.— Hankow, leaving only skeletom de­ fined $25 and costs each. Evenings at 7 and 0 p. m. Evenliigs: 10c and 80c. G Qtiwmount QictuK Sargent’s condition was not bellev- Harry J. Beardsley, of Waterbury, fences elsewhere. .^d to be serious. y was nominated to be judge of the In England, a bullet fired Court of Common Pleas for the In a Paris ballroom the musi­ Numerous kinds of leprosy-cur- through a man’s heart passed Roller Skates Given newly-created Waterbury district cians must keep their eyes'on a big through the bed on which he was tag trses grow In Brazil; one by Governor Trumbull today. The dial like a clock face which indi­ ^'ipecies is believed to be more ef- lying, penetrated the floor and ceil­ S p ecia l Away at Saturday Matinee! appointment ivas received in the cates how many beats are allowed ing of the saloon belo'w. There it iiiiCeotive than the chaulmoogra tree Senate and referred to the judiciary to the minute. It is controlled by >f HtW«il. ^ struck a barrel and glanced int# committee. the orchestra leader. tha Docket cil a cuatomer. Advertise in I k Evening H e r M F iii •i ;.'4 .

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didn’t think It would hurt so much.’ RUMMAGE SALES GRAY’S CONFESSION.: “ I came upstairs and started t,o HAVE THEIR WOES throw things about as you know to • - Rockville make it appear as though it were IS READ TO COURT a robbery. I know I sat there and Something Happened to Two had three or. four drinks. Hats That Wasn't Just Ac­ “ And this story was then thought cording to Plan. (Continued from Page 1) of. She said that some Italian had COHAGESMAYBE come into the house or some Ital­ The open season for rummage parently a good pal to spend an ian had been seen around there. THE CODE , sales is on and all over Manches­ evening with. “ I happened to pick up this piece New Legislation Planned to ■ .J. IN W AY OF ROAD ter members of church clubs and “ I think that the intimate re­ of Italian paper fn a train coming OEA DANCE other benevolent organizations are lations started in August, If I am over that night and I put It In my Keep W ’ Motorists O f cleaning out their attics of old not mistaken. I think In Septem­ pocket, whic'a accounts for that HAIIiGIRL ber we started to correspond. I 1 art of it. Betty Briggs, Reporter for IHi© clothes, old hats, old magazines, Her^d Visits “Night Clubs” books and everything else that can was in the habit of getting two or “ I sat there and said, ‘I don’t the Road Unless Financial three letters a day— one practically o f Nevada’ s* Gold F ield and Moving of Many Possibility possibly be turned into money. think you better make it one, you Writes Concluding Article of When the air becomes a little every day when I was away from better make it two.’ That is as far home. Responsibility Is Estab­ Series. bit balmy after the snows of winter as plans went. I stayed there, sat ------^ ^ As Big Crystal Lake Job have disappeared from the ground “ She became confidential In the ’ more or less In a daze until I sud­ the Ladies’ Aids and the rest of fact she and her husband were not denly discovered it was getting BY BETTY BRIGGS hW getting along. lished. Is Further Surveyed. them conceive the Idea that a rum­ daylight and I left for Syracuse. mage sale would be about the best Spoke of Insurance VIsit.s Friends Tonopah, Nev.— “ Do your own thing to raise money. Entertain­ “ I think It was in November or “ I got hack to Syracuse. I had gold-digging with a guy what’s just Kerogas Oil Stoves ments do not go very well in warm December that she spoke about in­ said that I would go to Haddon To head off an Increase In finan­ struck gold! (Special to The Herald) creasing the insurance on her hus­ cially irresponsible automobillsts In weather and a rummage sale can Gray’s house for supper that night “ Don’t just try any of ’em! Pick True Fuel Economy— Rockville, April 27. be conducted without any great band’s life. She told me that It and I also wanted to call up Mrs. Connecticut as a result of 'droppii g The State Highway Department expense. was to be $10,000, as I recall. Webb Howe. ' Haddon Gray was the age limit for operatoris to 16 j ^ o n e who can he Real Gas Range Service “ I saw quite a little of her from years, new legislation Is pending It i has work on the Crystal Lake road A vacant store Is rented for a asleep and his wife said he would flattered, because then on. She would come in town the Legislature, "which is describ­ well under way. This road, which day and filled with all kinds of call me back. he ain’t used to will run from Leonard’s corner, shopping and call me up. She cal­ ed in the April bulletin of the State junk— wearing apparel, disabled led me considerably and wrote to “ After^that I went to the hotel. Tolland, to West Stafford, will I had gotten Haddon Gray, in case Motor Vehicle Department, i money yet and crockery, ancient model baby car­ me very often. I will say, to u^e It is proposed to require thu! take about two years to complete. riages, hats, old shoes, and lame any telephone calls came in from don’t know what More than 100 men are now at the slang, she did me pretty hard written authority of parents and; furniture and the fiotsam and jet­ for a while. I was out to her my own home, to come over and happens to a guy work blasting out the ledges and guardians before the state will reg-i sam of 1927 civilzatlon. Sometimes house for luncheon and met her make the bed appear as though I ister cars owned by persons under ' svhen he’s got grading. The survey work has not things happen. mother. I don’t think her moth­ had been sleeping in It. I told him been completed and property own­ 21 years old. It is further proposed! money. A time ago one worker went to er knew of the relations which ex­ that I had gone to see her and that that proof of financial responsibil-! ers at Crystal Lake are showing “ Get everything her rummage sale wearing a new isted. At the time I met her * I while I was there these two men ity be required of the ownel’s of all] considerable Interest In-^he course came in and told him that there he’s got. Don’t be It will take past the lake. Should It spring hat. She left it on a shelf in told her I was married. I was very cars offered for registration by] the store and started in selling. happy at home and had a very fi-.e had been a murder committed. He minors. And a third proposal is one] .squeamish about follow the present road up the in his attempt to cover me up took puttin’ your hand west shore, many cottages will Some other woman picked up her wife. to restrict the operation by minors hat and sold it for ten cents. At the Tried Murder the grip which has the brief case to motor vehicles covered by finan­ in his pocket, and have to be moved. and the shirt in it and the suit in close of this same sale another wo­ “ As this thing kept growing she cial responsibility. An alternative don’t let the Rev. Blnke Smith Accepts Pasto­ made several attempts upon his it. I don’t want to implicate them to the third proposal would limit Betty Briggs house gyp you rate man found that the junk dealer at all because they had no hand in who had been called in to remove life. She told me, and I told her I its application to such minors as outa your commission. If you’re Rev. Blake Smith of Bridgeport, thought she was terrible. I think it at all. are between 16 and 18 years old. good, you’ll make $200 tonight.” the debris at the end of the day had “ The sash weight was bought in to whom was recently extended an taken her new hat also. She had to in two Instances she gave him Although the attitude of busi­ It was a sleek-haired Marie, unanimous call to become pastor of sleeping powders or so-called sleep­ Kingston, N. Y. I bought it in King­ ness toward minors is steadily be­ queen of the girls in the ReJ Gate chase him a long way down Main ston a week prior to meeting her the Rockville Baptist church, has street to recover it. ing powders and turned on the gas. coming more liberal, as young peo­ dance hall, v/ho gave me my first accepted. A telegram was receiv­ I think she gave him bichloride of and her daughter at Henri’s res­ ple continue to succeed commercial­ lesson -r. what a young dance hall ed from him stating that he would mercury at the time he was sick taurant, where she called me up ly, it is felt that there should be girl in the Nevada gold fields be ready to begin his pastorate with hiccoughs. Ghe "wrote me she ancj I was to bring It over and give no liberalization when it comes to If obliged to use an oil stove you "W’ant the best there it to her. That was Saturday, March should /.now. June 1. TWO CRASHES AS gave him four at a time and six at the operation of “ engines of de­ Arrayed in Loud Coat is. The name Glen^yood gives you the assurance that About the City another. All her plans seemed to 5, I believe. I bought the choroform struction, capable of the worst use the same day. It was my idea to I went into the dance hall region the Kerogas stove is better than anything else on'the Francis H. Little of Orchard fail. She started then to hound and of doing great injury and dam­ one moonlit night at about 1 me on this plan. I said absolutely just simply choroform him and the age.” market. Made of quality material throughout it "will street is spending the Easter vaca­ window weight came as an after- o’clock. Busi.iess is just beginning tion with Mr. and Mrs. George An­ AUTOS BACK OUT no. Then I didn’t see her so often Bootleg Gasoline. last longer than the ordinary oil stove. as I did. Later she told me that math. then. i had arrayed myself in a drews of Plymouth, Mass. Pending legislation to protect loud coat, daubed my face wiih The Kerogas burner is built of genuine brass, dra"wn Mrs. Fred Trinks of Ward street she and her husband had a big “ She took the window weight gasoline buyers in Connecticut fight one night and she said, with her. I had the chloroform my­ pasty liquid powder, used the most out of one solid piece, no seams to pull apart and cause who has been seriously ill at the both as to the price and quality Vermillion lip rouge I could- find, Hartford hospital for several ‘isn’t is strange that some man self. of product is discussed In the bul­ a leak. One Girl Cut In Main Street said that if he didn’t treat me bet­ “ When I got to the Snyder house and there I was— a dance hall girl ■weeks, has returned and Is con­ letin. “ Bootlegging” has extended of the gold camp! The scientific burner drum extracts the maxiTniiTn valescing at the home of her par­ ter he would kill him?’ on Saturday night the implements even to gasoline in the past few “ Want a drink, kid?” a rough ents on Davis avenue. Parking Accident, Dupli­ “ As I recall it, there -were at v.'ere under the mother’s pillow. years and a plan to require gaso­ gas from the oil and mixes it with the proper amount of •The Luther League of the West least five or six attempts that were She had put them there and in­ line sellers in the. state to offer for voice boomed in my ear. That did air so that you are burning 400 gallons of air with every the trick. I would never hayo had Main street Lutheran church will made on his life, none of which structed me to find them there, to­ sale only a product which conforms gallon of oil, a real economy feature as air is still free. present a play, “ Getting Acquaint­ cate of Second Bump. were successful. Then sh6 start­ gether with liquor. to a government specification is un­ the courage to open one of those ed With Madge,” in the church so­ ed to hound me upon this plan to His Alibi der consideration. Similar legisla­ dance hall doers alone, but here we There is a full cabinet back which prevents false cial rooms on May 3 and 4. assist her. “ The letters mailed from Syra­ tion to protect oil buyers so that were insiJe. I leaned against the drafts from reaching the flames. It permits the stove “ I have always been a gentle­ The Pythian Social club will Two automobile accidents oc- cuse were mailed by Haddon Gray. they may be sure the oil they buy bar like an old-timer, a whisky to be used without having to close doors or windows man and I have always been ab­ I made that arrangement. The is fit for use in their machines is glass and a green check before me. hold an important meeting Thurs­ cured here last night when in each solutely on the level with every­ when they admit a nice cOol breeze on a hot day. day evening at 8 o ’clock. special delivery was directed to being talked of, but the difficulty The check was my ccmmisslon of instance a car was struck in the body. I have a good many friends. the $1.50 Y/"hich the man had paid The Sewing Circle of the West act of coming out of a parking Mrs. Gray and the other was direct­ here is that there is apparently no See All These Points. Come In and Let Uc If I ever have after this I don’t government accepted specification for the two drinks an.l the privilege Main street German Lutheran space. Other minor accidents know. I absolutely refused at ed to J. Gray. I had an arrangement Show You the Stoves. church will meet in the church with Mrs. Snyder that when I wrote for oil suitable for use by a state. of dancing one fox trot with me. are reported last night caused of first. With some veiled threats Big as a Handkerchief. parlors Thursday afternoon at 2. the treacherous condition of the letters to her to address the letters There is also a move to require Sold with a positive guarantee both for service and and Intents of love making, she gasoline sellers to post conspicu­ The dance floor was about as big The American Legion auxiliary streets due to the heavy rainfall, reached thfe point where she got as J. Gray. She had evidently some quality. , .a ously not only the maximum price as a handkerchief. It h.*'d a four- •will hold its regular meeting in G. which at times was sufficient to me in such a whirl that I didn’t way that the postman down there blind drivers. ■ knew to deliver the letters to her. of their fuel, inclusive of the gaso­ piece orchestia. The floor was A. R. rooms this evening at 8. Af­ know where I was. line tax, but to post all the prices ter the business meeting, a social The worst accident took place on In Hell “ I arranged with Haddon Gray lined with booths, curtained with hour will follow and refreshments Main street at the south end oppo­ to disarrange my bed. There wa,s for which they pell the gasoline, if cheap cretonne. G. £ . Keith Furniture Co., h e . “ During the past two "weeks- the prices are different for certain will be served. site the J. W. Hale company’s store since this plan was concocted I blood stains on my vest I told Had­ Acfoss from the bar were half­ Corner Main and School Sts. South Manchester, Conn. where automobiles operated by customers. There is considerable op­ moon shaped blackjack tables Rev. George Savage Brookes of have been in a literal hell. That don I went down to see her and was position to this proposal on the Henry Bengston. of 387 Hartford is the truth because I have a very where girls lolled, watching cus­ the Union Congregational church in the closet waiting when two men ground that it is a “ price-fixing road and Miss Louise Hahn, of 105 fine little wife and a wonderful tomers pit their luck and money will address the Klwanls club in came in and bound her and also scheme” and it is doubtful "whether New Britain today. Ridge street, collided. Both ma­ daughter. him. I said I thought he was dead. against the skill of the professional chines ■vvere damaged and Miss it will be adopted. dealer. Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott and “ I went over to her home about “ I heard Mrs. Snyder and her Esther Anderson, of 29 Cooper two weeks ago tonight on a call Gas Tax Change It was "cime for another drink. family of Rhode Island are the husband and the Ilftle girl come In A change in the gasoline tax law street, who was riding with Miss from her that day at the office and about two o’clock. As they passed The bartender whispered to me, guests of Mr. and Mrs. James El­ Hahn in a Ford coupe, was cut on Is described in the bulletin. The liott of Orchard street. I think I walked Queens village down the hallway they passed the “Want your bunko, girlie? He’s the face and head from flying for two hours and a half and abso­ orlginaL law taxed gasoline sales. The Christian Endeavor society room in which I was. buying pretty fast.” glass. She was treated at a doc­ lutely gave up any Idea of it. I Two years ago,, an amendment was So I got my “ bunko”— cplorod of tho Union Congregational His Coat Off adopted which taxed gas “ used” In tor’s office. Her Injuries are not started to hear from her again water that the bartenders YOUR WATCH church will hold a banquet for serious. “ My coat was off but I had on motor vehicles. Two oil companies j shoot when I got out on the road and the girls when the whisky k members only at the church dining Miss Anna Bengston and Miss my vest. It was terrifically hot in which objected to paying a tax on irders Should be cleaned and oilcd'every year. called her up a-nd she said the come faster than any girl can room on Saturday evening. It is Anna Hubbard, both of 387 Hart­ night of last Saturday when they there and I had my vest opened gasoline used in their delivery How long since your’s was cleaned ? expected that about fifty persons ford road, who wdre riding in the down the front. I was in the house tank trucks challenged the consti­ stand. But my escort paid the were going to a party I might get same price for “ bunko” that he did Let us put it in perfect condition. will be in attendance. Robert back seat of the new Chevrolet in. So I went in the house and I approximately two hours before tutionality of the law. The attorney Gregus and Miss Vera Brookes coach operated by Henry Bengston Mrs. Snyder and the little girl came general ruled that the law was con­ for whisky, and I got the same com­ was coming downstairs to beat It mission. have the program In charge. escaped injury. when they drove up the front. I in.” stitutional, but the companies Im­ Mrs. Orlando Hansom of Park The accident occurred when had to duck upstairs as I was Gray’s astounding confession dif­ mediately raised a new defense In Just then Marie, queen of the street entertained the Afternoon Bengston backed his car out of its three-quarters down. I went back fered in one essential point with substance that, because there "was dance hall gins, swaggered up. Dewey-Richman Co. club at her home on North Park parking space on the west side of to her mother’s bedroom and sat Mrs. Snyder’s confession which was nothing In the law which might Us© Your Bean. street. Whist was enjoyed during the street. In doing so, police say, there and she came in and came read to the jury yesterday. Mrs. prevent any person from buying “ Now, girlie, you can make just New Store, 767 Main Street ■•the afternoon. Mrs. Thomas F. he turned In front of the Ford, upstairs. She asked me if- I was Snyder said she stood in the hall gasoline from an out-of-state deal­ as much as you use your beau O’Loughlln was awarded the prize. which was traveling at a low rate there. These implements were while the corset salesman clubbed er and receiving the shipment In for,” she said, giving me the point­ Several of the members of Da­ of speed. Both drivers are insur­ underneath her mother’s pillow. her sleeping husband with an iron the original package, thereby clear­ ers on how to “ spot and land guys mon Temple, Pythian Sisters, are ed and agreed to settle. She had written me about all the sash weight. Gray, in his confes­ ly coming within the scope of the vath the'jack.” j; planning to visit Memorial Temple The other similar accident oc­ plans and details of what it was sion, said that when he got through interstate commerce law, the com­ My escort was looking for me of South Manchester on Thursday curred at Main and Park streets to be. hitting the man, she “belabored” panies claimea discriminating and we moved on to another dance evening. Members are requested where a Hupmobile sedan operated “ I purchased a window weight against them and again challenged hall. I swaggered up to the bar to leave on the 6:45 trolley. by Mrs. Earl Seaman, of 105 Cen­ him with the weight, too. and the chloroform for her. I Otlier Atteni{ks the constitutionality of the law. like g, professional, ordered Before Ordering Seed Potatoes The Ladies’ Aid society of St. ter street, was struck while back­ bought the handkerchief also. This “ She made several other attempts Without admitting the validity “ straight,” and got my “ bunko” John’s Episcopal church will serve ing out from a parking space by an may sound as though I was more and commission checks. Essex coach driven by Walter to kill her husband,” Gray also re­ of this claim, the state has amend­ one of its famous suppers this ev­ than vitally interested In any ed the law to make a “ distributor” We went from one hall to an­ And Fertilizer ening. The first table will be at Ford of 105 Oak street. The dam­ outcome. I wasn’t because I never vealed. “ In two Instances she gave 6 o’clock. age was slight and the drivers him sleeping powders or turned on of each person who buys gasoline other all evening, and just as the really in my own mind thought from an outside source and receives sun was creeping up over the GET OUR PRICES. agreed to settle the damage. that I would go through with it. the gas. I think she gave him Patrolman Robert McCIeary In­ bichloride of mercury when he was it in an original package, thus re­ mountains and my head was dizzy ALSO RED CEDAR SHINGI^S. “ She came In that night and quiring him to render an informa­ vestigated both accidents. sick with hiccoughs.” and my 'soul sick, I left him and said; ‘You are going to do it, are­ tion report to the motor vehicle de­ BOOKER SWEARS BY Gray said for two weeks before got back to the best hotel iu the n’t you?’ I said ‘I think I can.’ I partment. The amendment has been town whore I was staying. sat there for probably an hour. the murder, while the plan that made a part of the law and, if apy CASH FOR STRICKEN They got In about two o’clock and succeeded was concocted, he was Now that the story’s over, per­ Manchester Green Store NEXT BILL AT STATE of the gasoline so received is haps I should confess that “ my I told her to go back into bed. Fig­ “ in a literal hell.” thereafter used In motor vehicles, W. Hairy England. Phone 74 uring I could steal away. But she Snyder fought back when he staggering escort” was helping me STARTS FLOWING IN a tax is due. play the part. Really, though, Vaudeville Offerings of Un­ didn’t go, she sat right there at the went in to kill him. Gray also dis­ closed- even without an escort, I know I usual Class to Make Next doorway and I started after her. (Continued from Page 1) She went first. “ After I hit him the first blow SENATE CUTS DOWN would have been perfectly safe Three Days Interesting. Go To Bedroom with the window weight he started alone in Honky Town, as the been known that the club Intended “I followed her to the bedroom to fight,” he disclosed, “ and she got dance hall district is called. uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Manager Jack Sanson of the to do something Important, from and it was I that hit him the first excited. He got me by the necktie ON APPROPRIATIONS State theater just received an In­ blow with this window weight. He the hour of the issuance of the call and I think she started to belabor PYTHIAN .SISTERHOOD TO teresting letter from his booking for the raising of a quota here, but started to fight and she got very him with the sash weight.” HAVE NU.MEROUS GUESTS manager in New York in which he the precise extent of its assistance, excited. I scarcely knew what did Gray sat with bowed head, which (Continued from Page 1) states that he is sending to Man­ or its form, was not determined on happen for a short time. He got me chester this last half week a show until today. diooped lower and lower, as the Miss Madeline Spiess, chief of by the necktie and I think, I ,am confession was read to the' jury. At School district, and exempting •‘that could not be bought for What the club finally did was to from taxation men who have been Memorial Temple, No. 33 Pythian positive, that she started to beli'bor times it seemed he would fall off Sisters has appointed the commit­ double the money alotted for the arrive at the purpose of contrib­ him with this sash weight after his chair. in military service for more than program.” Sanson says the show uting, without opening subscrip­ two years. tees to have charge of the arrange­ that. She had the bottle of chloro­ Mrs. Snyder, pale, and In black ments for the supper and meeting will be a corker. Heading the bill tion books or organizing anything form and handkerchief which she New Control Board Is the Madoza Revue— a beautiful in the nature of a drive, but Indi­ as usual, sat with compressed lips, The governor’s finance control in' Orange hall tomorrow evening, poured on the bed. frequently shaking her blonde head when Grand Chief Mrs. Chamberlin TODAY’S Ford Cars are the finest Ford Cars ever built ^ flash dancing act featuring some- vidually, a total amount equal to “ I don’t know whether she gag­ board was reported favorably to thing new and novel in scenery and ac least twenty-five per cent of the negatively. She dampened her lips the Senate today, also. and staff of New Haven will make —more pleasing in appearance, more dependable in op- Ti ged him or not. She passed me a time and again. ' an official visit. eration, and costing less than ever^before. •dancing and a quartette of real town’s quota of $1,000. necktie and I tried to tie his hands Bills passed from the House cal­ Spanish who know how to pTay— a There is thus added automatical­ After Gray’s confession was read, endar today were; incorporating During the business session a and I couldn’t. She tied his hands class of candidates will be initiated. Exterior finish of the all-steel bodies is in Pyroxylin, wonderful act. ly to the sum already collected by with a towel and gave me a necktie Louis E. Moelhauser, who lived op­ the Bradford Manor Civic Associa­ Davis and DarneH play the State the various agencies acting for the posite the Snyders, testified he had tion, of East Haven; amending the Delegations are expected from giving a beautiful satin-like lustre in a choice of color se- ’ to tie his feet and she covered up temples in Rockville, Thompson- prior to opening at tho Palace in Red Cross at least $250. his head. He was still alive the last been told by children of the neigh­ Russell library charter. Middle- lections— gray, green and maroon for the closed cars; J borhood that a strange, foreign ville, Hartford, Wllllmantic and Hartford next week. In their act This will bring the subscriptions I heard. She said 'Is he dead?’ I town, concerning directors’ duties; they use a regulation Nash Auto­ up to this afternoon to the neigh­ looking man had looked Into the permitting peyment of small loans and New London. Guests Invited and brown and blue for the open cars. borhood of $700. said ‘no,’ she said this thing had windows of the Snyder home a week from the Knights of Pythias In­ mobile on the stage. They are both absolij^tely got to go through, I said, at any time prior to maturity; big time artists and their new of­ Much More Needed before the murder. He said he authorizing Bristol Traction to ac­ clude Grand Chancellor Comman­ Engine operation has been substantialljf improved by ^ The action of the Kiwanis club ‘Well, I am through.’ I had lost the “ played detective” around the quire the Bristol & Plainville Elec­ der Andre of Bridgeport, and past a new vaporizer which gives more power, better engine fering Is even better than “ Bird- picture .wire. There were two seed”— an act they played all over is not likely, however, to at all re­ Snyder house that night trying to tric Co.; including Cheshire in the Grand Commanders Norton and Ar­ operation and greater gasoline mileage. lieve the necessity for much more pieces, I am pretty sure If you gen­ find the man. territorial Jurisdiction of the cor­ thur Mitchell of Hartford, also the world. tlemen said that there was wire Wheeler and Wood, next to clos­ liberal giving to the flood fund, as Detective Frank W. Heyner Iden­ oner at Waterhury; providing for Grand Keepers of Records and A close inspection of the present day Ford car will • the estimr.tes of needed money by around his neck, that it must have tified Snyder’s pillow, splotched filing of annual reports by all in­ Seals Aspinwall. ing have a comedy offering full of been tied by her. I don’t know give you a new impression o f Ford value. Arrange with funny situatlous and real laughs. experts in the field Indicate that with two big spots of blood. surance and surety companies. the original quota of $1,000 Is by whether it was around his neck or Women In the courtroom shud­ Bills passed from the Senate us for a demonstration. . They are clever and their line is not. I went right back to the bath­ IN BANKRUPTCY* l new. no means all that this community dered. calendar were; authorizing Clinton room. I had blood on my shirt and _ { Harry Stephen, is a new face in will be asked for before the Miss­ He next Identified a bloody pil­ Electric Light & Power company issippi valley horror is over. hands and came back to the bed­ low slip. to operate in Killingly authorizing New Haven, Conn., April 27.— vaudeville—but Is an extremely room when I noticed the blood on Walter L. Holy, of Stamford, to­ bright chap with an abundance of As one leading citizen and busi­ These gory exhibits were admit­ ;Waterbury Gas Light company to ness man said this noon: “ A thou­ my shirt and on my vest. I had my ted Into evidence under protest of Increase Its capital to not more day filed a voluntary petition in I Manchester Motor Sales G>. < personality. The minute this little coat off because It was so hot In bankruptcy in United States Dis­ lad steps on tho stage you like him sand dollar quota for Manchester defense lawyers. than $5,000,000; creating a single In this business is a joke. There there. Things were just a bit hazy Court then adjourned until 2 headed state police commission; trict Court here with liabilities of Manchester’s ONLY AUTHORIZED Ford Dealet. *-<-and as he sings and plays you during that period. $11,007 and assets of $3,834. like him more and more. will be urgent call for a good deal o’clock. prohibiting unauthorized persons 1069 Main Street, South Manchester more than that.” “ I didn’t know w he^ I was. I Louis Prey, a Berlin storekeep­ Plelot and Scofield offer a come­ from selling railroad tickets and Opposite Army and Navy Club. couldn’t seem to collect my bl'aln setting a fine of $100 for violation; er, also filed a voluntary petition dy act called “Helping Hubby” and for a minute. She brought me in a SLAYER CALLED SAME In bankruptcy showing liabilities Open Evenings and Sundays. - ' the way she does It—-well, you will LAWYER ARRESTED appropriating $75,000 to the state Freehold, N. J., April 27.- shirt of his and I took off my shirt. board of fisheries and game for of $2,129 and assets of $1,000. Frank J. O’Connor, Manager. Plume 740 agree that she does “ help him Qeorge R. Mac Leod, 55, said by I didn’t know that she burned It Quebec, April 27.— Eugene Biga- acquisition^ of fishing rights and lots.” Her talk is bright and snappy. outte, charged with the murder of the police to be a former promi­ until after she told me that she the construction of ponds for prop­ KILLS 4 CHILDREN. Pielot does some wonderful feats nent lawyer in Providence, R. I., also burned a robe of hers which his aged mother, today was found agation. i(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiii^ in balancing articles. It is a good, was under arrest here today on a was all covered with blood. mentally fit to stand trial. fast Interest comedy show with the Windsor, Ont., April 27.— Mrs. charge of being a fugitive from Go to Cellar Begaoutte was convicted of mur­ The Chinese can tall time fairly Humma Thomas, 34, of Ford City, feature picture, also a comedy, justice. “ She, called me down to the cel­ der more than a year ago and ap­ accurately by looking at a cat’s ’‘Let it Rain,” featuring Douglas is dying In the hospital today after Mac Leod, according to police, Is lar and told me What she had done pealed for a retrial on the ground eyes. The pupils become more per­ an attempt at suicide following the MacLean. There's a good time ah-3ad wanted in, Rhode Island on charges and she had hidden the weight. I of insanity. His lawyers said they U the State three days. pendicular as noon approaches and murder of her four children by cut­ of ambezzlempnt and foygepy, - had it wrapped in paper because 1 have new evidence to Introduce. dilate as the afternoon wears off. ting their throats with, a knife. Advertise in The Evening Herald-It Pi ■i'AGE'rotm'^' 'K^ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVBNING^^ HERALP; TODNESDAY, APRn; 2T,1|27;

^v M w x ^ tits t . tUrei; of the cost of print, paper; land should produce tlhlber crops. 'in- Sa'^e'been r^onditiiitted and pywhere from thirty to fifty thou- At all events, it is extremely are offered at very low prices—cash or terms. jpand dollars. We wonder how many doubtful if the people of the.,state persons in Manchester, for In­ 1925 S tu d e ^ e r Special 6 Sedan. ” - will wax very enthusiastic over the 1924 btudebaker Big 6 Sedan. stance, realize that a modern type­ proceeding if, either by extending setting machine—one—costs five 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Tourinsr sessions for a week or rushing the 1924 Studebaker Lllht 6 CouSf - or six thousand dollars; and that It thing through In an eleventh hour takes a w-hole row of them to print 6 Touring Jam by May 4, the governor’s re­ a paper like this one. We won­ .Hi Special Coupe. organization bill should be adopt­ 1926 Overland Sedan. ’ der, for instance, how many per­ — i. ed. This is no kind of thing .for a 1924 Hudson Coach. • sons realize how much money it snap juTlgment. It is not usual for costs to receive, by automatic tele­ 1923 Hupmobile Touring, states to make over the machinery W 1924 Stutz Roadster. . - - ■ graph machines, twenty thousand or of their administration on any such mop$ words of news from all parts casual consideration --as has been Generator 1922 Studebaker Special 6 Touring. ? of the world every day. We wou- given the proposed merger of ex­ 1924 Buick Master 6 Coupe. dpr, for instance, how many Man­ tremely important activities. * Starter and Ignition 1923 Nash Sedan. . , ^ chester persons realize^ that tho Two years from now the Legl.s- Also several cheap cars to close out at $50 to $100 nuiffber of employes of a newspaper lature will Be in a much more in­ Repaired at a‘ reasonable each. There are some extra good buys in this jot. like this Is often larger than the formed adequate state of mind to charge. We can save you ex- number bf employes of some quite deal with this big subject. It came I pence and annoyance as we consequential manufacturing plants In too late for proper considerptloa have fnstruments which )caii TONKEY AOTO CdPANY — and the rate of pay much higher. at the 1927 session. iloedte ‘electrical trohwd I We wonder how'*many persons In i quickly. ->'* ^ 20 East Center Street. ' '.Manchester realize anything of tho THE TIMBER PROBLEM. lW*t. of making newspaper cuts; of timber-supply problem Is Norton Electrical S__59ney,Jt^at Is spent on fea-|prj[inarlly a land problem. Forest Instrument Co. Hilliard Street;. Manch^tei',

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«> BANDIT SLAYER DIES -8^ WHERE A GUY COULD GET SEASONS BEST BILL A NEVER SUNG SPRINGSONG STERUNG m FO IiO W I THE GREAT WAR TEN HOME RULE PROVES A JOB BUT DIDN'T ‘JITNEY’ SOLVES Coffeyville, Kan.— John Joseph YEARS AGO TODAY. Three big three-foot black- Kloehr, who became famous in ••Hey, no kidding, where can AT STATE TOMORROW snakes, coming out to sing a BARRYMORE AT RIALTO 1892, when he shot and killed (By United Preset a guy get a job?” LABOR PROBLEM blacksnake’s happy carol to the three members of the notorious April 27, 1917 AN AID TO ULSTER It this question has been ask­ happy dawning spring, ran Dalton gang of bank robbers, has Both H ouse and Senate feehed- Five A cts and ‘*Let It Rain** against r. freezeup yesterday at ed once, it has been asked a Last Showings of “Don Juan' died of old age. When the Dal­ uled to yojte on the aelectire thousand times by members *'of With Douglas McLean Sched­ noon— served ’em good and ton gang raided the two banks of draft bill tomorrow and passage a group of young fellows who IN WHEAT BELT uled — '^Knockout Reilly” plenty right, coming out so soon. Today; KoUy Comedy “The the city, Kloehr established him­ ‘believed certain by both cham­ North Ireland Prospering By do nothing but walk the streets, Ends Tonight. Freezeup made ’em sleepy; Sheriff” Tomorrow. self behind a fence and sniped bers. hang about here and there and thought a nap they’d snitch— away at the bandits until he had sit on the stone wall at the Cen­ tried it on the trolley track at The Rialto theater offers John killed three and the rest had fled. The best vaudeville program of the Love Lane switch. Game Assisted Ship Work and ter Park basking in the sun­ ''One Man Combine” Will Do the season, coupled with Douglas Barrymore in the last showings this light. along a trolley car— rumbled evening of bis greatest starring ve­ McLean’s hilarious comedy of the right along. Three big black- Yesterday they had their Marine Corps, “ Let it Rain,’’ will hicle, “ Don Juan,” one of the Comhack of Linen. bluff called. A well known Work of Dozen Men, Say snakes never will sing that most fascinating screen specials begin its three-day engagement at springtime song. Manchester man, who needed the State theater tomorrow. The shown here in some time. Manches­ some laborers, drove up Main acts have been picked out personal­ ter has been fortunate in being By JOHN STEELE sti-eet to the park wall, know­ Kansas Farmers. ly by I. J. Hoffman, head of the able to obtain such an early pre­ (Chicago Tribuno Corrcsiwndent) ing he would find the gang Hoffman Brothers Enterprises. mier, for ‘‘Don Juan” is booked there as usual. The camou­ Riley and Kelly are two Irish­ MARLBOROUGH heavily. Its drawing power 1s evi­ Beltaat, Ireland, April 27.— Like flage was uncovered, for every denced by the crowds at the Rialto the Irish Free State, northern Ire­ Topeka, Kan.— Every summer, men, one a marine and the other a during the past, three days. Other Chiiaref* one of them balked. land is entering upon an era of for many decades, a ragged itin­ gob. The intense rivalry between screen subjects are being shown on Every imaginable excuse was the Marine corps and the Navy pits Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Lord prosperity, and it Is admitted by offered from; “I’m not feeling erant army has drifted into the and son Robert were visitors in the same bill which is presented at the Ulstermen that much this them against each other from the 7 o’clock and at 9 o’clock. Tonight’s well today,’’ to “ I’m sorry, but southwest grain belt, riding freight start and they both get Into trou- Norwich the first of the week. p. isperlty is due to the measure of I left my work clothes in Suf- The Christian Endeavor service prices are 10 and 25 cents. home rule which the province en­ trains and r.nclent flivvers or ble,\ out of it again, fall for the field where I had my last job, tramping from one town to another was omitted here Sunday evening Comes the inimitable Ford Ster­ joys. While Ulster still Is insist­ same girl and have all sorts of ling tomorrow and Friday in a but I’ll try and get them.’’ as the weeks passed and the wheat things happen to them. as the local Endeavorers attended ent on the benefits of its English The employer :.ought else­ a Union meeting in Gilead. screaming picturization of George connection, U would be unwilling harvest moved northward. Riley is the boy who falls for where. Miss Fanny A. Blish, who teach­ Kelly’s great comedy hit, “ The to return to the system employed This year will mark the passing the girl the hardest. She is a tel­ - of the wheat harvesting army, it es in Glastonbury, spent the week­ Show Off,” the original play having when every question affecting Ulh- ephone operator who has saved up had a run on Broadway of two is believed. There will be little for her money for a trip abroad. On end at her home here. ster’s development was referred to Misses Cora, Rebecca and Doris years. This Is a Paramount produc­ the British parliament, which had it to do. Again It is the story the ship, Kelly and Riley both are of science and machinery taking Buell of Hartford spent the week­ tion and this name alone is a suffl- far too much to do to give it prop­ CIRCLE PICTURE HAS smitten and from then on it is a cient guarantee of excellent and the place of hand labor. ludicrous race. end with their parents, Mr. and er attention. Mrs. G. W. Buell. satisfactory entertainment. The In the Ulster parliament local in­ Even with a coming wheat crop Douglas McLean’s ability to MOTHER:- QUARTET OF LEADERS that promises a total yield of 150,- Miss Mae Hannon of Hannow story has to do with a small town terests rule, and as a '.'esult they make movie fans laugh by the judi­ braggart who attempts to convince receive the necessary attention. 00,000 bushels in Kansas the labor cious use of his facial muscles is spent the week-end with Mr. and toria is a pleasant, harmless Sub­ problem this yec • holds no terrors Mrs. Frank A. Myers. his sweetheart by his innumerous H. M. Pollock- the Ulster minis­ exemplified to a great extent in stunts of his mental and physical stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, for farmers of this state. In for­ this picture and the popular com­ Ralph Strong’s saw mill is op­ ter of finance, told me that the Moore, Barrymore, Pauline prowess. number of unen.ployed men in Ul­ mer years when the prospects were edian is even better than he was erating on C. A. Ryan’s lot. Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for ster has been reduced in the last Stark and Fairbanks Appear' not nearly so go^d as now for a in “ Hold That Lion.” Supporting Mrs. Martin Washoloski who was Tonight’s co-feature offers Buddy Infants in arms and Children all ages. six months from 64,000 to 31,000. In “Women Love Diamonds” wheat crop, n- many as 45,000 the star is Shirley Mason, while taken to Manchester Memorial hos­ Roosevelt in a western play, “ The extra harvesters were brought into pital last week suffering from Ramblin’ Galoot.” There are other This, for 1,000,000 population, Tomorrow. Wade Boeler, Frank Campeau and T o avoid imitations, always look for the signature o f compared favorably with the Brit­ the state, coming from every sec­ Lincoln Steadman have Important blood poison, is reported ag being attractions, including a comedy and news, altogether a program well Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend i t ish situation of more than 1,000,- tion of the country. parts. better. One of the most famous casts No More Worry Gustave Flemke Jr., has recently worth the price of admission, which 000 unemployed in a population of ever assembled is seen in the pic­ Richard Dix put over a knockout about 40,000,000. The improve­ Now the one-man •‘jitney’’ com­ when he made “ Knockout Reilly,” purchased a Ford roadster. is 10 and 20 cents, the matinees be­ ture play, “ Women Love Dia­ bine, which does the work ol more Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Doberreutz ing 10 cents. Matinees are at 2:15 ment was due to the activities of monds,’’ which is the feature at the the feature picture at the State the northern government in tak­ than a dozen men, wUl cut and this evening. It is one of the most attended the funeral of Jared Hills o’clock and the evening shows at Circle theater tomorrow and Fri­ thresh and sack the wheat as fast in Buckingham Saturday. 7 o’clock and 9 o’clock. ing advanta,ge of the trade facili­ day. Chief among the members of graphic films ever made and for ties act, which enables the govern­ as it ripens. Apparently Kansas pathos, humor and tragedy, cannot Deputy Sheriff Herbert Bissell the cast are Owen Moore, Lionel never again will suffer for lack of of South Manchester was In town ment to guarantee loans for trade Barrymore, Pauline Starke and be beaten. Our 1927 development. men to cut and thresh the grain. “ Playing dramatic roles in the on business recently. Backing Industry Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. In all sections of the Kansas C O R N S f F T l It is a terrific drama— its inten­ picture are Larry McGrath, former For instance, if the great Belfast wheat belt, which includes the featherweight boxer who recently NO QUESTIONS ASKED Quickralieffrompainfal js / 1 yards get an order for a ship cost­ sity amazes, and through it runs a central and western third of the coins, tondei toes and ||M love story of remarkable beauty. has been the leading Los Angeles Spring Cleaning Offer ing $15,000,000, the government state, hundreds of combine ma­ referee; Eddie Garvey, former “ Ah. ha! I see my friend gave pisasnre of tight shoes, is able to guarantee loans for two- It is set in the homes of the very chines have been purchased by the you a black eye.” rich; it exposes their foibles and Notre Dame football star who box­ thirds of the amount and the Ulster growers in anticipation of the ed professionally after graduation, “ Why, you never saw the person D rS ch o W s .AtJnqr government hqs even gone further their shams. A triumph for auth­ coming big harvest. who gave me that black eye.” or and producer— it is no less a and Tommy Madden, whose cauli­ and arranged loans for industrial­ The usual stream of harvest flower ears tell his story. “Well, he’s my friend, anyhow.” Ends Saturday ist's, securing a much lower rate of triumph for a very remarkable lit­ h. ads can be .■‘illzed this year, tle actress, Pauline Starke. Owen In a preliminary bout before the k interest than they could secure however. Not so r any will come main go in the picture are two themselves. As a result of this Moore plays the hero and offqrg a from the East, because no effort remarkable characterization, with young New York lightweights, policy Belfast's great shipyards, has been made by the state free John Dipse and George Ward. Harland-Wolff, now has orders to much whimsical humor. Douglas employment bureau to solicit such Fairbanks, Jr., is acceptable as a In Dix’s training camp, fighters keep it busy for three years. A help. In all probability 15,000 will who appear are Kid Lewis, former Only 3 Days Left year ago it was almost idle. young millionaire, while Lionel drift into Kansas for extra work. Barrymore, in the •‘heavy’’ role, bantamweight champion of the U. Coincident with the improve­ These can be us'd to fill up the S. Army; Billy Vidabeck, promi­ ment in shlp’buildlng there has al­ achieves a veritable triumph. ranks of general farm labor that Lehigh Coal nent light heavyweight; Jack Per­ so been an Improvement in the lin­ The well balanced cast includes has drifted to the towns and cities. Cissy Fitzgerald, G^en Lee, Doro­ ry, the light heavyweight who play­ en trade, Belfast’s other great Tractor and Truck ed the pugilist in the stage play, staple Industry. Mr. Pollock at­ thy Phillips, George Cooper, Con­ Statistics show that 185,000 left The $47.00 stance Howard, Carol Wines and “ Is Zat So?” and Sailor Gibbs, a tributes this to the improvement the larms of the United States in featherweight of the U. S. Navy. Cash Prices In the American demand, partly others. 1924 and that 500,000 followed A Western story dominant with due to the resumption of buying them into the cities in 1925, Last SCOFPL.'lW’S REWARD PAID IN 10 DAYS AFTER DELIVERY after a long cessation and partly to the spirit and activities of the Boy year the drift of farm laborers into GRAYBAR Scouts, is “ A Regular Scout,’’ star­ the cities was even greater. The “ My goodness,” remarked the the change in fashion which has old man to the lad with a fine brought back the damask table ring Fred Thomson which will be iaioads made by the jitney com- seen at the Circle for the last time string of trout “ You’ve had a suc- cloth. b/ne, the tractor and the truck, Electric Cleaner One bi»g question which is now tonight. All the sweep, action shown in the federal bulletin, re­ ceskful day, young man. Where did Stove dividing Ulster is prohibition. The and thrills of the West are present veal 500,000 fewer horses on the you catch all those fish?” complete with all Presbyterian church which is high­ w'ith Silver King In some new and farms of th® nation on January 1 "Just walk down that path mark­ ly powerful, has been pressing for astonishing feats. Seven troops of than a year i ga^ ed ‘Private,’ ” directed the boy, attachments for only prohibition legislation, but Sir Boy Scouts, handled by Scout Ex­ In 1850 the average American “ cross the field where the sign says Jame* Craig, the Ulster prime min­ ecutive and a Scoutmaster appear farmer cared for 12 acres of crops. ‘Beware of the Bull,’ and keep rig'.it Chestnut ister, has refused the legislation. in the picture and reveal in an en­ Today the average Kansas farmer on until you come to a notice He says it is the best policy to let tertaining and instructive fashion takes care of 96 acres— eight times ‘Trespassers will be prosecuted.’ A the life of the Scouts. The high­ well enough alone. as much. In this connection James few yards farther on there’s a pool Wet Grocery Gone lights of the picture are Fred’s Cummings of the Kansas Co-opera­ with a sign saying ‘No fishing al­ $ 3 5 - 0 0 The control of the liquor trade in rescue of one of the Scouts during tive Wheat Marketing Association, a perilous mountain climb, and the lowed’— and there you are, sir!” — Ulster, which was stiffened in the figuring the prospective 150,000,- Sporting and Dramatic Yarns. war, has not relaxed in spirit, and eventual wooing of the man from 000 bushel wher’. crop In Kansas the grocery stores where both gro­ his plans of vengeance through the this year as a i asis, has comput­ and the terms, $5.00 down, $2.50 a month. ceries and liquor were sold have influence of the boys. The cast ed that if it was necessary to han­ Buy this good Cleaner and save money. been abolished. This was, in includes many notables, among dle the coming cro* with the imple- $ i 2 . e o harmful effects, equal to the old them Mary Carr, Olive Hasbrouck, iments in use 100 years ago— the Let us demonstrate in your home. American saloon and will never be T. Roy Barnes, Bujk Black, Harry cradle r.nd the reap-hook Foods,____J — Bob McKim, f w* TVCoMargaret ^ e r o Sed . . . « « ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING DONE. restored. — it would take the entire male Mr. Pollock pointed out to me don and William Courtright. population of the state, plus the Safe ibis morning how, with the Free Twenty-five Boy Scouts attend­ women between 30 and 37; and M i l k The Manchester ed the showing of ‘ A Regular 10,000 extra helpers to make a State wet and a long, wild frontier •nd F o o d between, effective prohibition Scout” at the Circle last night. full Kansas harvest crew. HARRY E. SEAMAN would be impossible. There is Per Infants, LOST FAITH IN EYES Invalids, Electric Co. also a long coast line, at some Sm BOUNTIFUL APPE.IRS 256 Center Street. points only twelve miles from Scot­ ______All Agts 861 Main Street, Phone 1700 land, where there is enough whis­ Silverton, Col.— When two mem­ Hot, at night, brings sound sleep Albany, N. Y.— When his car bers of . the Colorado National ky for the world. The geographical failed him on an Isolated road in tacts, therefore, make effective Guard flew over the Conlinentnl prohibitlou* impossible. the northern part of New York Divide to this snowbound town re­ In addition to these reasons, it State, a motorist found he was out cently, they gave It the first would seriously disturb the reve­ of gas, cursed his luck, hailed an glimpse of an airplane it ever had. nue arrangements of such a small approaching truck. The driver of Mrs. Mary Cura, 75 had never seen state as northern Ireland. The the larger vehicle slowed down a plane and she didn’t believe men only danger, from the northern just enough to hand him an en­ could fly. When she was coaxed government’s point of view, is that velope, then sped on. The envelope out of the house to see the ships, ' the prohibitionists might run sepa­ contained $200. Police sought a she took one look and turned back G. Fox & rate candidates, thus splitting the liquor runner. saying, '^They just ain’t.” Ulster vote and lettin,g in the advo- HARTFORD, CONN. pates of a union with the Free A Special Invitation State. However, the elections are two years off and much may hap­ pen in that time. SHE “ NECKS” A ROBBER to Peoria, 111.— Hearing a noise in INSURANCE her kitchen. Mrs. George Thomas Visit Our Nursery! investigated, found a burglar In the act of crawling through a window. She swung a broom in righteous wrath, caused him to withdraw his We are extremely anxious to have you see our Nursery hands— but not his head. For the The Best Guardian of window came down on his neck and and all the fine Trees, Shrubs and Plants we grow— and held him fast while his own agoniz- Life and Property n! cries brought neighbors and to make it a special inducement for you to come out to police. see us, we are going to give away, absolutely free, a couple of thousand plants to the first two thousand people who visit our Nursery This Week. Liberal allowance Insure Your Valuables i A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT: for old cleaners IS THE Prices Are Now Remarkably Reason­ li you have an old cleaner of any make, you ca&\ apply it on the purchase of The Greater Hooveiw ^ BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. able For 1st Class Nursery Stock— W e will give you a liberal allowance for it, thereby Down the Field making it still easier for you to have immediate poe» (; The Manchester Trust Co. session of the most e£5cient electric cleaner obtain- -r Forty yard line — going That’s The Only Kind We Grow able today. ’ strong. 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-I? ■ »,• ‘t: i'-. PAGE SIX \ MANCHESTER (CONN.) • EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 7 ,'^1 9 2 7 . TOURISTS NEARINC THIRTY-EIGHT LOSE NEXT BIG WAR Plan t Explo re rs . 'J PILGRIMAGE’S END UCENSESFORAYEAR ONE OF INSECTS Find New Crops I saw the Conquerors rldiug by Two South Manchester Drivers With cruel JlDS and faces wan: . Set Afoot According to HICKS ASSERTS Mushing on kingdoms sacked and High School P a i^ at Alexan­ State’s Weekly List- burned There rode the Mongol, Ghengls dria Today— Home Again The weekly list of operators Khan; whose licenses to drive automobiles Professor Of Colorado Uni* in Connecticut have been suspended And Alexander, like a God, Tomorrow. for one year for driving while un­ Who sought to weld the world In der the influence of liquor was giv­ versity Predicts All Dire one; en out today at the state motor ve­ And Caesar with his laurel wreath; Alexandra. Va., April 27.— Not hicle department as a part of the And like a thing from Hell the one of the High School tourists In. effort to reduce tnfs highway men­ Results. Hun; Washington wants this day to close ace. There are thirty-eight names And, leading like a star the van, early. It is proving to be one of the on the list. Five cases were appeal­ Heedless of upstretched arm and groan, happiest of the trip. Although the ed. Two were O'mnecticut operators Boulder, Colo.— The next war theater and bedtlhie"^stories kept us convicted in other states. The de­ Inscrutable Napoleon went will be a battle with the Insects, Dreaming ot empire, and alone. up late last night, yet the promise partment statement advised per­ predicts Prof. Charles H. Hicks, of of seeing new sights today routed sons to notify tuo department or the University of Colorado. us'out at 7 o'clock, and by eight- «he police (n ease they should see Then all they perished from the Poison gas. - virulent disease earth Sweet Breath thirty, after breakfast, Mr. Qulmby any of the suspended drivers open germs, death rays and all the As fleeting shadows from a glass, said we looked “as fresh as dais­ ating m-.)tor vehicles. This is the horrors depicted by the imaginative A n d w h i t e te«=‘»W. ------ies.’’ list: And, conquering the centuries, minds of scientists for use in the Came Christ, the swordless, on an Here is the best way to keep your Most of the-group went down Louis A. Barbero, R.jckville. next conflict will be trained not magnesia— forces It between the ass!^ -- breath sweet, your teeth white and teeth. Not ordinary magneala, bul through the^Botanlcal Gardens and Joseph L. Beaudry, Putnam. on enemy nations, but on the com­ —Harry‘Kemp: From “The Con­ the Public Market to visit the Mu­ Teddy Bednarsky, Stratford. mon Insect enemy, according to querors.” your morning taste delightful. Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia In con- seum Buildings again, .-.irs. Quim- Arthur C. Benoit, Taftville. Prof. Hicks. Here is everything you need for Tentrated form. Dentists havd-foC' > I by took this crowd while Mr. Qulm- Frank Hieicuk, StaL'ordville. “There Is a race for the domin­ 50 years advised that to their pa- ' BLOW BRINGS ME5IORY beauty and health in the mouth— tlents. liy went to the Navy Yard with a Kasta.'; Buchis, East Hartford. ance of the wprld between insects all in one application. group to take them aboard the Geo. G. Clark, Centerbrook. and men,” declares Prof. Hicks, Magnesia neutralizes acids, the Toronto—After losing his mem­ The way is Pliilllps’ Dental Mag­ chief enemies of the teeth and > "Mayflower,” the President’s pri­ Stephen .1. Collins, Hamden. “and the outcome of the race is ory 25 years ago and wandering 1’. H. Dorsi'tt, li'tt, and lii.s son I'.ra oxuniljilng « Cliliicso i>lnnt Uiey Eric W. Cenrad, Hartford. still in doubt.” nesia tooth paste, with allIts com­ gums. ’ It goes wherever the acidS' vate yacht. Through the courtesy of over the world as a seaman, Frank bines with magnesia.Some 50 ho|io to traiisiiliuit siicfcssliilly i:i tills country. Congressman Drane of Florida, we Russell K. Davis, Hartford. Insects Civilized. form, and they perish at Its touch. Jerry Decolo, Chester. Burgess has regained^ his faculties great experts have collaborated to No acid cal^ live in the presence of had unusual privileges at the Navy Dr. Hicks points out the fact as the result of a blow on the head I* Wasliinston.— Two plant explor­ foot much ot the time, often pene­ Alex Dobrowsky, Nlantlc. that in addition to outnumbering make this the greatest tooth paste magnesia. Yard. by a falling tree. When he recover­ men have yet created. ers of the United Stales Depart­ trating into unexplored and moun­ Albert T. Dolph, Stamford. men by a staggering proportion, You will never go to sleep with­ After an early luncheon the ed consciousness, he was able to It removes— at once ment of A;D'ieullure. 1*. H. Dorsett tainous regions frequented by ban­ group took electric cars to the Thomas England, South Man- the Insect world is far developed out magnesia on your and his son. J. H., recently return­ dits and other dangers. che.ster. along “civilized” lines. recall past experiences in Australia — the dingy coats teeth when you know Mount Vernon railroad station. which form on teeth, ed to the United Slates from China Finding a new plant was one Here a special train was waiting Joseph Geni. New Britain. Most Insects, particularly bees and South American ports. Five in One what it means to you. with thousands of selections of thing. To ship it in a live state to and ants, have a well developed and restores their nat­ Nor will you ever use for us with a competent guide and Frank P. Grady, Meriden. ural glisten. It ap­ It* 15 Ingredleiits com­ seeds, bulbs, tubers, scions, cut­ the United States required much lecturer. We left the city over the Wm. A. Griffin. Conterbrebk. social system that puts to shame bine in one tooth paatc it in another form tings and plants new to this coun­ the socialistic schemes ot human plies antiseptics to these five imiiortant skill and patient effort. Yet all the Francis Scott Key Memorial bridge Conrad Grisy. Watevbury. helps: when you try this try. James E. Hamlll, Middletown. thinkers. ^ combat germs attacks matchless' combina­ material collected on this expedi­ and went out past the' Arliugiu,, FILMS in the mouth. It em­ Antodds Clennsers Two and a half years were spent tion has reached our ports in excel­ wireless towers. We arrived in Dewey W. Howrigan, Hartford. Insects have remarkable diver­ Antiseptics rollshera tion. Go today and lent condition for growth. John J. Kinlry, New Britain. sity of physical form and life hab­ bodies deodorants to Breath Deodorants learn how much this ’ in combin.t: the jungles and other Alexandria at 2 o’clock, where we purify the breath. out-of-the-way places, as well as John G. Maguire. Daniels iu its, and have well-developed al­ Developed and tooth paste means to Find Hardy -Apricot faced a half-hour walking trip. It Above all, It applies cultivated fields, for any plants, passes Christ Church, containing Chas. H. lifartlu. New Haven. liances with plant and animal life, you and yours. Among the newer species of according to Prof. Hicks. Printed especially fruits and nuts, trees the private pews of George Wash­ Leonard Martin, New Haven. plants brought over is a wild apri­ “Insect life is closely and "'tally and ornamentals, that mi.eht be of cot found growing on rocky moun­ ington and Robert E. Lee, the Ar- Thomas .Mitchell, Stamfoul. 24 Hour Service value in extending our crops far­ Cerrandino Morelll, Hartford. connected with human weU -ig.” tainsides that were practically de­ gyle House, the Marshall House, I says Dr. Hicks, “and they 1 al­ Phillips' ther north. void of other vegcraflon. The fruit and various other historic points. Herbert Mtirrls, Seymour. | Trial Geo. F. Neel, Bridge.) i*. ways been subject to the cicsest A collection of 100 different va­ is very small, dry and mostly seed. Sleepy Ale.xandria I scrutiny by men.” Tube This Is a typical southern city, Toby Obrani^ki, Seymour. KEMP'S Dental M agnesia rieties of soybeaiia was made in It is unlikely that even under Power In Numbers. Bnasd on Phillips Milk of M aflnesia northern Manchuria by the Ddr- more favorable conditions the fruit not very well kept up. The contrast Vetor Paparello, White Plains, STANDARD FOR SO Y e J?RS N. Y. J The power of the Insect world is Film Deposit Box at setts. It Ifns been pronotuiced the will be any better, but the hardi­ between a lazy, siow-moving city demonstrated by its numbers. Dr. best collection of varieties that has ness of the tree ts a valuable cha­ life here, and the drive and hustle Augustus E. Racine, No. Wood- Store Entrance. t J J TO-day tube, as pictured, - stock. Hicks indicates. "There are some please address The Che*. H. Phillips Co., 5 3 8 Lake Shore Drive, Chkago, IlL ever reached this country. racteristic that may prove useful to which we saw in New York-is very 650,000 different kinds of insect plant breeders in developing an ap­ noticeable. Anthony Reszenskl, Hartford. North AViM Try IMnnts Don C. Richard, Hartford. life known to science,” he says, ricot for our more northern states. A few miles out of Alexandria we “but this number would be raised Iligli hopes arc held that among Alva W. Rodriguez, New Haven. the new plants will bo found some A wild grape was found growing passed the wonderful Georg'' Wasfi- to 6,000,000 if all the kinds that ington memorial. This structure is Carl B. Southworth, Groton. exist were to be known and describ­ varieties suitable for culture In re­ luxuriously on the mountains and Stanley Welgard, Windsor. gions farther north In this country yielding a, heavy crop. It 1s highly erected by the -Masons of America. ed.” . It jiromlses to be one of the most Winford A. White, South Man­ Dr. Hicks points to the number iml in other sections where the favored by the natives for making chester. :roi) is not now, grown. claret and jams. Its hardiness and stupendous memorials in this coun­ of insect “invasions” that have try. It is far from completed, but Otto Woefer, New Haven. wrought havoc with agriculture, as A Type of Petformance Sixty per cent of our present bar­ high yielding ability Tndlcate that ley acreage is the result of one in­ it may be of value in breeding a the grading and foundation work, one possibility of the victory of in­ troduction from Manchuria. The table graps adapved to sections of together with the architect's plans, RAINBOW GEHING sects in their struggle with men. Dorsetts collected many vaycties ot the northwest where grapes are not wWch were shown us, give evidence Ho mentions the grasshopper pests in the Great Lakes region, the Army barley new to this country. now grown. of the imposing structure which is Not to be Matched planned. worm invasions, and the corn borer Of the fruits collected, many are A ears of testing and breeding INTO DANCE STEP as well-known examples, to say wild and were found growing in We arrive in Mount Vernon at 3 may be required, however, before o’clock, to spend a hour in the nothing of the 17-year locusts. the Interior in places difficult to any of these new plants are avail­ reach. The exiilorers traveled on able. beautiful gardens and interesting rooms of the mansion Itself. We are Popular Outdoor Palace on b y any other six near its price to be back in W ash in g to n a t 6 o’clock, going home on the steamer Willimantic Road Functions ANDOVER "Mc.Allister.” The river sail prom­ Three Nights a Week. Every Worth While Feature BOLTON TOLLAND ises to be a very pleasant one. the Modern Car Should Have Connecticut’s most popular George Platt. Jr., will give a little dancing party this even­ public- dance, in the Town Hall Sat­ Miss Dora Pinney of South Man­ Harvey Clough and son. Billie Dance Palace on the 'Wininiantlc Clear Vision Bodies « Color Options ing will conclude our visit to Wash­ urday evening. Mohair Upholstery « Instrument Panel< chester spent the week-end with have returned to Flushing after ington. Tomorrow by this time we and Alanchester State road in Bol­ her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles ton is fast swinging into Its sea­ Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald returned Under Glass, Indirectly Lighted « Vision- spending a few days with Mr. shall be in Hartford. home Alonday after spending two Ventilating Windshield - Tilting Beam Pinney. Clough’s parents, Mr, and Mrs! son’s stiide and will soon be having Mr. and Mr^ Harold Griswold of James Clough. capacity crowds nightly. Rainbow weeks with her son, Rev. John H. Headlights * Headlight Control on Steer­ Hartford visited at their cottage is primarily a summer Dancq T*al- Fitzgerald, of Bay Ridge, N. Y. ing Wheel • Both Manifold and Ther­ George Crandall of Massachu- ^'Mrs. AVard Talbot visited rela­ mostatic Heat Control * Dash Gasoline Sunday. .setts Institute of Technology has GILEAD ace and as the summer approaches Gauge « Gasoline Filter - Force Feed Mr. and Mrs. James Fanning and anyone visiting Rainbow will read­ tives in Manchester Monday after­ returned to Boston after spending noon. Imbrication * Oil Filter « Special Vibra­ son James, Jr., of East Hartford, the Easter vacation with his par­ idiss Eva Hutchinson spent the ily see why. The hall being well tion Damper » 4-Wheel Brakes - Balloon and Miss Mary Fanning ot Hartford week-end with her grandparents, ventilated tfn all sides with swing­ Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ff'ed ents at Grant's Hill. Sackett, who sold their property Tires - Snubbers. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Hutchin­ ing windows makes this a real oui- U « « « m Haling, Sunday. Miss Florence Meacham, . a teach- son. door Dance Palace. ere to E. A. Standish and went to /■ r in the .\cw Britain iligh school. Sedan, fiTe-passenaer. four-door, S138). B ro n ^ Charles Loomis of Pawtucket if > ine .xcw Britain High school, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and There is dancing every AA’ednes- Florida last fall, will be Interested am, fiye-passenaer, two-door, 8138), Coups, spent the week-end at his homej ’^turned to her work after a daughters spent Sunday in Man­ day. Thursday. Saturday and Sun­ to hear they have returned north twO'passcMer. -with rumble seat, 81385. Roadstea |£hort vacation. and are staying at the Hotel Sher­ (Uluttrated), with rumble seat. $138). TouriAi^ chester. day evenin.as. Some speclar a::rac- five-passenser, $132). Misses Jeanette Sumner andi ^l‘ss Huth Ayers, daughter ot There were 160 present at the tion being featured each week. To­ idan in South Manchester while de­ AH pruts f. «. b, DttroH, plus rtvtnsu tasu • Louise Phelps are enjoying the trip ‘>»d -Airs. William Avers ot the Tri-County Chrlstlai. Endeavor night will be pay night. Evei'y one ciding where they will make their to Washington with their class at Merrow ' ' new home. •oad. is enjoyiiug her va­ Union meeting at the local church will be paid off. This always cre­ i f f e r e n t — utterly different Manchester High. cation in Washington, where she is Sunday evening. Choir members ates a lot of fun. The size of your AVilllam Sprague, Infant son of And the quality is decidedly un­ Tunxis degree team conferred with her class of the Rockville from the Colchester, Hebron and Mr. and Mrs. George Merritt, who in the cj^uality that stands out High school. envelope Is gauged accordina to the D usual — for Hupmobile actually the third aiid fourth degrees Friday Westchester ' ‘fehurches repeated amount of luck you have. ^ has been very ill with croup and as distinctly in its exterior beauty evening on the following caiuli-| A meeting of the Woman’s Chrls- their Easter cantata, a treat here. Thursday is oliL fashioned night, threatened with pneumonia, is puts 10^ extra into materials much better. as in its interior elegance, the dates: Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Oscar tlan Temperance society was held After the service there was a social set aside for real old fashioned and workmanship, thus mak- Charles Phelps returned to Yale Anderson. Jr., Mrs. Thomas Daly, at the home of Mrs. L. B. Price last hour at the hall with refreshments. square dances and an old fashion­ Hupmobile* Six contrasts even ing this the closest-priced Six in Thomas Daly, Jr., Miss Lillian Friday afternoon. Leon and Floyd Fogll spent the ed prompter and orchestra. Satur­ college Monday morning , after more strikingly with the ordinary Switzer, Joseph Mack, Thomas T-To,.rv ao-o../i nr . , week-end with, tlielr parents, Mr. day night the big week-end social spending the week-end at home. America. Maneggia, Peter Maneggia. ^Man- r . visiting fo7r fiw and Mrs. C. J. Fogll. six in performance.' Chester, Columbia, Andover, Bloom is held. On this night the largest days at the home of W. C. Agard A. H. Fish returned to his home crowds of the week fill the hall. field, Wapplng, Mauslicld and Cov In Manchester'Suiiday after spend- BATTERY WORK , rr , . 1 'vas called to New Ha- Another big featui'e of Rainbow is The vigor of its response, the quality means more to you than entry Granges were represented.'Mondav as a gr^nd in,g a week with his son, Charles tlie .dancing on Sunday evenings. easy wajr it reels off top speeds showy appearance — then inevi- making a total of G3. ‘ juror. Fish. Authorized "Willard” Service Mrs. George Whippert is In This is going to be one of the best Mr. Stone of New York Is at the Misses Edith and Lena Ellis of Station. with perfect smoothness, the tably you ■will single out Hup- Memorial bospital. Manchester, for South Manchester spent the week­ ntractlons at Rainbow this summer George Bartlett house atte'udin.g to and all roads will lead to Rainbow marked restfiilness of its riding mobile as the Six of soundest a tonsils operation. some rejiair work. end with their parents, Mr, and Carbon Burning. Center, South and Birch Moun­ Mrs. A. AV. Ellis. on Sunday evenings. ■Mrs. C. H. Daniels occupied the Bill Tasillo’s Rainbow Collegiate Auto Electriciil Work. and driving—these impress you value and surest satisfaction in tain schools gave an entertainment pulpit of the Federated church Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lyman at once as unusual. its field. \ at the Hall Thursday evening. The and John and George Lyma.i at­ orchestra of seven pieces furnish Electrical Appliances Repaired. 1^ Sunday morning in the absence of the music and Is the delight of the proceeds go toward sending a dele­ the pastor, W. C. Darby. tended the funeral of Mrs. Lyman’s Free Crankcase Service. THE CLOSEST - PRICED gate to Hartford to represent the cousin, Herbert M. Harvey of East dancers. S I X i n " AMERICA 1 he Christian Endeavor meeting Rainbow is running on daylight \4 X Club. Miss MacDpnald, nurse was held Sunday evening at 7 Hartford at Watkins Brothers’-un­ at Storrs College, gave an interest­ dertaking rooms in South Manches­ time from 8:30 to 12:30 or 7:30 to o’clock at the Grant’s Hill school 11:30, standard time. ing talk praising tlie work done by Iiouse. Cver fifty were present. ter. Sunday afternoon. JOHN BAUSOLA the Health clubs of the three Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Tlie lea Icr ot the meeting was MIND BL.^NK 3 YEARS With Barrett & Robbins schools. Henry Hill and an Americani. Clarence J. Fogll’s were Henry Mr. and Mrs. Carols Ruggles, of H u p m o b i l e tlon and patriotic program was Parks ot Colchester, Miss Clara 913 Main St. Phone 39-2 Springfield, visited friends in town carried out. Parks of Mlddlebury, Vt., Mrs. Madison, Wis.— In the early part :hls week. Georgianna Delmore and Mr. . and of the late war, a shell exploded The pupils of the Rockville High near H. L. Rice, an American serv­ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolton ot school are enjoying a week’s vaca­ Mrs. Fred McKinna of Burnside. Hartford spent Sunday at their tion. Miss Doris Hutchinson of Water- ing in the French cavalry. He woke S i x r !arm here. Rev. W. C. Darby returned Mon­ bury is spending this week with up three years later, with no re­ A Farm Bureau meeting is he- day from New Bedford, Mass., her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. membrance of the intervening time. aig held this afternoon at tlie where ho has been attending the A. W'. Hutchinson. AVhile his memory was a blank he aome of Mrs. Alexander Bunce. annual session of the New England Miss Lavlna Foote, student at had won a Belgian Order of Leo­ The Ladies’ Aid society will be Southern Conference. the South Manchester High school, pold and the French Legion of SOUTH MANCHESTER GARAGE It the basement Thursday aftcr- is spending this week at her hpme. Honor medals. lonn. Emil Ewuld, who has been In 478 Center Street. A. F. Gustafson New York for the winter, has re­ Mrs. E. E. Foote entertained the Phone 680 Miss Helen Bcntly of Ebinstod turned to his home here for the Ladies' Aid society AVednesday af­ One of the most serious troubles spent the week-end at Hie liomo of summer. Mrs. Pauline Ewald and ternoon. caused the railroads by vagrants is ber hrofhor, 'riiomas Beiitly. son, Charles, also of New York, Helen Mary, little daughter of that resulting from the theft of the Thomas Bently, principal at came with him, but returned after Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Foote seems to oily-flber packing around car axles. ’Manchester, is liavlug a week’s va­ a short stay. be recoverln,g from her recent se­ cation. Ti-amps use the material for build­ The last Study club session of vere illness. ing fires. Herald Advertising Pays—Use It J. .7. Carroll, contractor ot Nau­ the season was held Monday even­ gatuck, has started work on the Bolton Center road. ing at the home of Mrs. C. H. Dan­ iels. The paper was "Interesting Amons Clements is remodeling THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA: Andrew Jackson (9) SKETCHES BY BBSSBY Experiences In Nature’s Study” by SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHBK his home at Bolton Notch. Mrs. L. E. Hall and Current M.*. and Mrs. Claude Jones and Events were treated by C. Preston daughters Aceynath and Merle, eC. MpVpiTnm' Mrs. Daniels was as­ Hehron, were guests at JIrs. R K. sisted by Mrs. Lucy Usher and Jones’ Sunday. Miss EtheJ Uslier. Liiurciice Rose of New York was a iTcent visitor at his homo liere. , Sliorniaii Bishop of Andover is' With tlie opening of diamond rederorating at the home of .Miss' mines in South Africa in 18C7, Adclia Loomis. I .gems were brought to .America. Since that time the same diamonds BUCKINGHAM have Increased In value’ five times. Mr. and Mrs. Julius G. .Appleton move Into.the parsonage about ■'May 1. Mr. Appleton is pastor of G. Schreiber & Sons tlie cliurcli here and will graduate from the Hartford Theological Seminary May 18. Plans are being made for his ordination on May 19 During the war with the S^minolet Jackson stirred in the Buckingham Congregational General (Contractors Congress angrily Chureh. the nation again by crossing into Spanish territory and bated censure of Jack­ rennessee ^ e vote was so close the election .was thrown into made Jackson a senator. thd' Hous^.' Here John Quincy Adams was etectM, Hillslown Grange will observe arresting and executing two British citizens on charges son’s actions but it never BoiJdera of ‘Mletcur itullt llotnei” A boom for his candidacy Neighbor^’ Niglit, April 28, when of inciting the Indians. ^The voice of Britain rose In was passed. The bold largely through Henry Clay’s support. Jackson retired, 'West Hartford. Wethersfield and Telephone 156.^.a. for the presidenoy drew angry protest, but the matter finally was peaceably warrior won his way into but four years later he was to be called forth again-— Good Will granges will be present settled. An him into the campaign in for one of the blackest campaigns in history. )o furnisk the program. l the people’s hearts. .Shoo: 285 West Center Street 1824. ^isar BY wiA 88HVICI.mo (To Be Continued.)

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WTIC Travelers Insurnnce Co.| Hartford, Conn. 407. Very Specid Prices Program for W’ednesday Fluquieres, a small town near Solss ons, was totally destroyetl by shells. This jiicture was taken just after F^omth Floor the American First, Xwenty-sevent h and Thirtieth Divisions had seize d that territory. (D. S. T.) 9:15— The Travelers Symphonic This is the 10th chnjiter in the Aux-Bois. In all, the work of recon­ .—in v^ry good English letters. An Ensemble assisted by Gertrude story of a former doughboy who, struction is still going on. Many American army truck lumbers McAuliffe, contralto and Laura Seamless Axminster Rugs ' Axminster Rugs past. A cyclist goes by, a shotgun going back to France as an advance iiouses-'and business establishments C. Gaudet, pianist. Dana S. All first quality, in cheerful patterns that give Good quality, all wool surface, assortment of de­ guard of the “ Second A. E. F.,’’ is h.uve been assembled, and the pro- slung by a strap over his shoulder. Merrlman, conductor. revisiting all the scenes that he and !;:ess that has been made is truly He is going hunting; up where it Beethoven Centenary Program added charm to the home. Size, 7^ % sirable patterns. Size 9x12 ft. C O Q C f | his buddies saw during the war. remarkable. But ruins, already wouldn’A have done him so very I 9x12 ft. Reg. price $39.50. S ale... Reg. price $37.50, S a le ...... aged by the eight years that have much good ten years ago. Overture “ Egmont” CHAPTER X\ I gone by. . “ id a melancholy note to Soissons— the last city to be held II In Lucy-le-Bocage Monsieur it a’.i. by the Romans against recapture Symphony No. 5 in C minor Roxbury Seamless Axminster Velvet Rugs by Gauls— ruins there; a new stone Allegro con brie i.ouis Marie has built a story for Up on tlie 1 eight? above Missy- Andante con mete Closely woven, finished with fringed ends. liafcest himself out of the stones of many house here. In the main part of the Deep silky nap, beautiful reproductions of Chi­ Aiiv-Bois there s a monument, just city one 'vyould suppose there had Allegro (scherze) nese and Oriental patterns. Rugs of many years’ Oriental patterns. Size 9x12 ft. shell-wrecked homes. On the front at. the nG;'F(-ct'on of a newly-ston­ never been a guerre. Allegro Reg. price $39.50. Sale ...... he advertises, in bold letters: ed road Unding o' ei the hill to Bn- III service. Size 9x12 ft. ^ E^Q “ Valssele— Chaussures — Epicerie zancy. On the copper plates are in- At 5:3D o’clock one afternoon an Concerto in C minor for piano Reg. price $65. Sale:...... — Mercerle — Vins — Liquers — scriticd the name.’ of 2213 Ameri­ attack was launched against Ploisy (Opus 37) Huile— Cabine Telephonique.” In cans— they all fell in that action that brought Soissons closer to the Allegro con brio Gold Seal Congoleum other words, Mr. Marie runs a gen­ from the front Si. Pierre I’Aigle Allies. At 5:30 o’clock now the Ho­ IV 3 yards wide, tile and carpet patterns. Reg. price eral store. You of the Legion can Cutry. The hat ii off. The bow of tel Du Lion Rouge is open for ac­ Nateure’s Adoration 85c. Special give him a “ Bo’ Jour’’ when you reverence is an on atlc. In all, 2213 tion. The telephone number is 152. V Gold Seal Congoleum see him this fall. good fellows, to sa> nothing of the And they don’t serve bully beef Minuet in G ,Woodwinds) sq. yd...... O O V Lucy-le-Bocage was just one of 6347 that were w'ounded. and beans. Well! Or, as the French VI the many villages that were reduc­ which means: March Turque from “ The Ruins A rt Rugs On down the road: Soissons say: •Voila!’ Inlaid Linoleums ed during the drive on Soissons in ‘That’s it— and that’s that.” of Athens” 1918. There was Lizy-sur-Ourcq— shows ahead. A city taken in one Exceptional opportunity. All per­ 2 yards wide. Colors go through to the back. Cutry— Torcy— Belleau — Rocourt day by Americans hopping off fect goods. Several patterns. 7 ft. .75 Reg. price $1.75. Special ^ 1 / f Q •—Aulchy-le-Chateau ^—St. Pierre around Villers-Cotterets. Over the 'TOMORROW: W^ho Wo;’ the 6 in. X 9 ft. Reg. price $8.95. Special ;.i/. ' I’Algle, Berzy-le-Sec and Missy- railroad bridge. A sign: “ Dancing” War? ANDOVER sq. yd...... es, and will conduct a special Sun­ day evening meeiing in. the WAPPING Lewis Phelps went to Springfield Seamless Velvet Rugs Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs COLUMBIA church at 6:30, standard time. A Saturday to meet Miss Caroline Closely woven, many patterns and colors, 9x12 group of young men came here last Kellogg of Hebron, who has been Well made, all wool nap, large assortpient of Mrs. Randall and Miss Jane year, and conducted some especial­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strong and ill in a hospital in California for colors, 9x12 size. Regular $24.50 size. Regular price Dresser are spending a week in ly inspiring services. little daughter of 125 Kent street, some weeks. Mr. Phelps took Miss price $29.50. Sale $27.50. S a le ...... their cottage on the Green. Hartford, spent the week-end at the Kellogg to her home in Hebron. Mrs. McCorkell, who has been; home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Several Christian Endeavor mem­ spending the winter in Hartford,) PERMITS SHOW MUCH George A. Collins. bers went to Gilead Sunday even­ has opened her home on the Green. | Mrs. Raymond E. Geer, Mrs ing to hear the cantata given by. Her daugliter. Miss Marion McCork-! Walter N. Foster and Mrs. Henry the members of the Colchester, ell of Waterbury, spent the week- BUILDING IN STATE S. Nevers, went to Hartford to at­ Westchester and Hebron churches. For “Better Homes” Week Bnd with her. j tend the annual congress of parents Royal Webster of South Man­ and teachers as delegates o f the chester attended the service in the Mrs. Jennie Buell wife of Charles; Wapping Parent and Teachers’ as­ Buell, died Saturday afternoon ^af­ Congregational church Sunday Hartford and Stamford Lead sociation at the Bond Hotel last morning. Bedroom, Dining Room ter a long illness, aged 62 years. Thursday all day and in the even­ The funeral was held Monday aft­ ■ In March Issues, With Many Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Platt of Increases. ing. Wapping spent the week-end with ernoon from her residence in the Mr. and Mrs. George A. Frink re­ and Living Room West Street section. Besides her Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frink. £5-. Ii Towns and cities in Connecticut cently purchased a Studebaker spe­ There was a very Interesting husband siie leaves a daughter and cial six sedan, 1924. ‘ son; one sister, Mrs. Alonzo Little issued building permits valued at meeting of the Christian Endeavor $6,958,301 during the month of The small son of Mr.,and Mrs. society Sunday evening. Thfe lead­ of Columbia; and three brothers, Ivan West, has been very sick with Henry Isham of Columbia, David March which was a gain of practi­ ers were Burton Lewis and Edward cally a million and a half dollars In pneumonia, but is improving. Gatchell. After the meeting there Suites Isham of Montville and Casper Is­ building business done In the s^te The members of the High school was a short business meeting to de­ ham of Boston. class of girls of the Federated Sun­ termine whether the society should The mail to and from Columbia during the same month last year, day school and the Y. M. C. A. boys to 'Wlllimantic will go one hour according to figures published by go on daylight saving time. It was At Reduced Prices are practicing faithfully on- the voted to begin the meeting on day­ earlier beginning with Monday the Committee oit Industrial Devel­ play which they are preparing to- opment of the New Haven Railroad, light time next Sunday. The meet­ morning, to conform with the hours give here on May 20. They held a ing will be at 8. To induce quick selling which will give us more kept at the Willimantlc Post Office, from the monthly survey of S. W. rehearsal at the vestry of the Straus and Company. Connecticut’s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry of floor space for incoming furniture. and to connect with the regular church last Saturday evening. The Mansfield Hollow visited Mrs. trains. The rural carrier will there­ high building total for the month play is entitled “ Bashful Mr. placed the state twelfth on the list Henry’s sister, Mrs. Thomas Lewis, Fifth Floor fore get around an hour earlier. Bobbs.’’ Sunday. Some of the local schools will also of the twenty-five leading states in All the schools in town are to be the country. Every member of the Christian go on advanced time. conducted as usual on standard Endeavor society is invited to at­ The annual meeting of the Co­ ,On the list of Connecticut towns time. Dining Room Suites Living Rodin Suites and cities for the month, Stamford tend the Willimantlc Christian En­ Bedroom Suites lumbia Improvement Association Miss Jean Newberry has returned deavor 'Union entertainment given At Drastic Price Reductions Reduced for Quick Selling was held Saturday evening, 20 and Hartford are almost deadlock­ to her home in South Windsor from Re-priced ns Follows ed for first place honors, each hav­ in the Windham High school audi­ members being present. The annual the Hartford hospital, where she torium Friday evening, April 29 election of officers was as follows: ing Issued permits valued about has been confined for the past three $1,450,000. Although New Haven’s at 8 o’clock standard time. There President, J.-N. Clarke; vice pres­ weeks with ear trouble. will be nineteen societies represent­ BEDROOM SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES ident, William M. 'Vi’olff; secretary, total for the month fell off as com­ Mrs. Julia Keeney of West Hart­ ed. The Andover society has two S-Pio«8 woicl/liiatjcn Walnut. Reg­ 8 pieces. Combination Walnut. Regu­ Jacquard velour, regular ' ( g l I Q Cora Hutchins; treasurer, H. W. pared with March, 1926, the Elm ford came last Sunday to spend a lar $130.00 value. $ Q Q n f l City holds third place on the list numbers on the program. ular tias/'o value. <&QQ n n $145. Sale Price ..... •... w iJ-v Porter; board of directors, William few days with her sister, Mrs. Sale Prloo ...... d5v t/«V fv Sale Price ...... Wolff, Philip Isham, Fannie Collins with Waterbury fourth. Stamford’s Nichols of this place. IOW.\ MUD COST 906 and Clayton Hunt. gain over March, 1926, was nearly Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Nichols and Cedar Rapids, la.— G. C. Mirick, Frank Witter, who has been a million dollars. Increases over little son from Waterbury, were salesman, was stuck in the tena­ spending the winter in Florida, is last year were also shown by the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius cious Iowa mud 35 times while BEDROOM SUITE DINING ROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES staying at the home of his broth­ Bridgeport, Hartford, Meriden. V. Platt on Sunday. driving through a single county. He l-Pi*ee Combination Walnut. Reg- 8 nieces. Combination W’alnut. Regu- Mohair velour, regular - er-in-law, Clair Ronsnson. Norwalk and West Hartford. Arthur Sweeney and George lar $150.00 value paid $93 for being pulled out by j $175. Sale Price ...... $149 Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lyman, Harry Mitchell returned to this town last farmers and was forced to wire his [ Sale Price . .. $119.00 week from Illinois on account of Sii .™’” ;... $144.00. Lvman and Mrs. Ethel Stannard of firm for more money. Wethersfield spent Saturday at the the serious illness of his father home of Raymond Lyman. TALCOTTVIILE Henry Sweeney who is at the Man­ Miss Henrietta Winchciier or chester Memorial hospital. BEDROOM SUITE DINING ROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES North Easton, Mass., has been The Sacrament of the Lord’s 3-Plece Combination Walnut. Reg- 9 pieces, Combination Walnut. R cg ^ Jacquard velour,i regular spending a few days with Miss Har­ Supper will be observed in the lo­ Wise, Smith $189. Sale Price ...... $169 riet Fuller. cal church next Sunday morning. TEST ANSWERS ssi .... $149.00 I’.'V'r,'''.'’.':...... $144.00 Mrs. Oscar Ericson and two The Christian Endeavor Society daughters of New Britain have been met on Sunday evening at 6:45. and Co., visiting Mrs. Lester Hutchins. The leader of the meeting was Here are the answers to “ Now Miss Eleanor Collins of New Miss Miriam Welles. You Ask One’’ for today. The HARTFORD BEDROOM SUITE DINING ROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES York spent the week end with her Next Sunday, May l, articles questions are on the comics page: 8 pieces. Combination "Walnut. Regu­ 1— Love-hate; publicity-secrecy; 4-Piece Combination Walnut. Reg­ Mohair volpur. regular (P'1 Q Q parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Col­ will be received for Miss Welles’ ular $218.00 value. (P-| Q Q A A lar $185.00 value. f i A A A lins. Miss Beatrice Collins of Strat­ energy-lassitude; heroism-coward­ Sale Price ...... $249. Sale Price ...... contribution box. The Sunday ice ; glory-ignominy. Sale Price ...... t D ± O t /* V V ford has been spending a week’s school and Golden Rule club con­ vacation at the same place. 2— In music. tribute anually to this box, which 3— Windsor. Bryant Bartlett of Stratford was is sent to the girl’s achoof at Ah- W all 4— In order: boxing, baseball, a Week-end guest at the home of mednagar, India. The following ar­ BEDROOM SUITE DINING ROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITE; Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Collins. track, tennis, football. 8 pieces, Italian Oak. Regular ticles will be gratefully received: 5— The government established 3-Plece Combination Walnut. Reg- Jacquard velour, regular 400.000 perch were put into Co­ Dolls, toilet cases, sewing bags, ular lumbia Lake Friday by the Fish a vast shipbuilding plant there, ...... $189.00 $275. Sale Prico ...... towels, soap, pencils, printing tab­ 6— The Santa Fe. Sale ’pr.cr.r."!".... $199.00 and Game commission. lets, knitted scarfs, remnants of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holmes, Miss 7— In Wisconsin. bright colored cotton cloth, Christ­ 8— To allow for the necessary Msirioa Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. mas tree decorations, etc. John Mitchell motored to Provi­ difference in speed of the back DINING ROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES On Friday. April 29, the Golden wheels when rounding a turn. BEDROOM SUITE fi- • dence Sunday to call on Mrs. Anna R.ille Club will serve a luncheon in 4-Plece Combination "Walnut. Reg- 9 pieces. Combination Walnut. Reg­ jrolu'.lr velour, regular . Dart. the hall at 12 o’clock, noon. The A movement is under way in ular $296.00 value. ular $245.00 value. Q01 ft flfl $295.' Sale Prico ...... Young People from Gilead and menu w.ll consist of choice of oys­ Japan for the passage of a law to Sale Price $249.00 Sale Price ...... Hebron are to put on a three;act ter stew, rr roll ard butter, beans, permit women to take the bar ex­ play at the Town Hall in Columbia frankfurt, cold slaw, home-made amination. High Grade 30-Inch . Wednesday evening.- This is given apple pie, plain or ■ a-la-mode, and under the auspices,of and for the coffee. The proceeds of the lunch­ Papers BEDROOM SUITE DINING ROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES benefit of Pine street school. eon will be used for various mis­ Values 50c to $1.25. Special 7-Plece Combination Mahogany. Reg- 9 pieces, Combination Mahogany. Jacqua-d velour, regular Regular $249.00 vuluq. f| A This afternoon at' 1 o ’clock, sionary enterprises and to help per roll. ular $345.00 value. $345. Salo Price ...... standard time, Mrs. Dlmmock of send delegates to the summer con­ Mark Holmes Sale Price .$299.00 "Sale IVIco ...... Storrs will meet the ladles and ferences at Northfleld and Storrs. show them how to make the little Your patronage will be appreciated. 39c 49c 59c 69c felt hats that are so popular at Mrs. Stephen Jewell and chil­ present. She will have patterns and dren, William. Thomas and Evelyn Funeral Director New Wall Papers For **Better Homes” Week finished hats to try on. and Harry Jewell of Stamford were An appeal has been made Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Licensed Embalmer. For all rooms. Values 12%c through the local Red Cross chap­ liam J. Prentice. to 60c. On sale at. per roll ter for contributions for the Mlssis- Master Olin Rondeau is visiting Lady Assistant. Calls Day ilppt Hood sufferers. There will be his aunt, Mrs. H. Preston Bennett 5c“39c ’i.49RuffledCurtainsat $T ^ a subscription paper at Porter’s of Hartford during this week. or Night. A special lot, compcomplete with tie-backs, of fine voile "and A -ITi c store, and everyone is urged to con­ Mrs. John Candllsh of Stamford, tribute. who has been spending some time 223 No. Main St., Phone 406-2.1 marquisette. Regularly $1.49.______■f Mrs. Charles LaBonte received with her daughter, Mrs. John Pren­ ' word of the death of her father, tice, has returned to her home. LACE EDGE CURTAINS, with all , RAYON CURTAINS. Side hemmed Frank Ledoux In Pav/tucket, R. L, Mr. and Mrs. Felix McGue of over and plain centers. Reg- C iQ and three-inch hem on bottom, with fine l^ t Wednesday at the home of his Millers Falls, Mass, spent the week­ Paint ularly $1.95. Special, pair.. v X • O * / bullion fringe. Regularly daughter. The funeral was last Sat­ end with Mrs. McCue’s parents, William Kanehl I^'loor Enamel, regular $4.50 urday. gallon. $3.95. Special...... $3;39 Mr. and Mrs. J. Edmund Bradley. ' ■ i! Rev. Duane Wain preached Sun­ Miss Florence Plnney spent the General BuiMintr S p ecia l...... $3.59 RUFFLED VOILE CURTAINS, com­ day morning on the text “ Free­ week-end with Miss Evelyn Wood 3 % inch white Outside Spar plete with tie-backs and valance. Choice RUFFLED CURTAINS . OF MAR- ♦ dom.” Next week end three or four at Manchester Green. of blue, rose, gold or orchid borders. Reg­ QUISETTE.,' Also figured lace edge cur­ joung men from Yale will be in Contractor and Mason bristle brush. Varnish, regu­ town and will conduct the services A Hindu artist is planning a Special, set in lar $6.00 Spe­ ularly $2.00. 0 0 tains. Regularly $2.49. 519 Center.Street. Tel. 1776 rubber. cial per gallon Sunday. Saturday evening there world tour, during which he will ~ V ‘ N . Special, pair Special, pair « ...... $1.95 will be a social at the parsonage for pay expenses by writing on grains the young people. The young men of rice. He is able to write 400 let­ I Will Finance Your Building 98c $4.39 Wise Smith <6 Co.—Fourth Floor Rill teach the Sunday school dass- ters on a single grain in four hours. During Construction.

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. GlVIfiG- WirP A ^ AILENE miNER. yOnne Oust in QM 7 ba ,HEA. SewcpIiK, ifi m o9 fc- THIS HAS HAPPHA'ED From hla bis deportment store, red-headed Madame Dubois It she Although I custom has tried to C A Y 'o — • T. CURTIS selects three (iris won’t give me my money back. sponsor wedding rings for men nnd mnkes them his rrnrds for time and again, somehow few men one year, because he belleres they Honestly, mother, I won’t need this have vrorth-Trbtle ambitions which fifty at all, and I’ll—I'll make It up seem to wear them. The average in­ he wants to help them farther. to you next month." terpretation, Is that men refuse to He takes them Into his home. flaunt their marital state as do wo­ BILLY WJBLLS, who wants to Mrs. Wells took the fifty without be a concert violinist, is the only more argument. “ But if you need men; that they have a better time one of the three that Is sincere. if they do not shout aloud their The other two, NYDA LOMAX and it, you come and ask for it. Now, WINME SHELTON, lie to enjoy dab some powder on your face and matrimony. Somehow I have always the old mnn’a Rcnerosity. Billy come on In to supper. Clay’s al- felt that there was another reason overhears Curtis sny he 1s Eolng — the mere fact that brides were to adopt one of the Rirla for his , ready here, and -Leila Sampson’s dnuRhlcr when the year is up. She having supper with us, too. She’ll not over-anxious to buy wedding tells the other Ririn what she hns be tickled to death to see you. rings as one additional expense for orard so she will not have unfair themselves or father. I happen to ndvnntaRc. The house Is turned Leila’s been a real comfort to, me Into n hell of inlritrUe by Nyda lately. And I’m glad to have her know that many grooms who wear nnd Winnie, who are enRcr to win here as often as she can come, for wedding rings bought for them­ the old man's nffeetions. Billy'ia selves. But whether a male would Inlo the battle, Clay’s sake. The poor boy’s pretty •h® strain of this, coupled with near a wreck, with that machinery buy himself a carat solitaire in a her infatuation for DAL RO- platinum setting to match the $200 "*“P '**^ M R S. M E A D , hammering at his nerves all day ttws, the hostess, causes her to long. It’s good for him to have one which he buys for HER, is a lose Interest in her violin. Throneh question easily answered with me. everythInR. however, .she tenderlv somebody young to talk to and go to concerts and the movies, with." And I can no more readily imagine remeinhers CLAY CURTIS, son of the girls buying the rings. Billy whirled from the mirror « ’’'I'.?''.'.' h onrdlnR with Mrs. Wells In the poor part and stared at her mother In blank Why Is It? of town, workInR in the Tmmnn astonishment “What In the world f.nctory by day nnd writlnR mu- We talk a greai deal about “ the sic nt nikbt. Romnlne aeeom- are you talking about, mother? economic independence of wonfen” " shoppInR four Surely you don’t mean Leila Samp­ nnd directs her to an exclusive these days, but there are even moi;e shop where, under his flattery, she son Is going about with Clay to women dependent on fathers for snends more than she should. As concerts and movies? Leila?" their spending money than those they ride toward the country. “I’d like to know why not" Her **nd Dill IVjdn fiomnz who earn their ov/;i, and the ones and EDDIE BANNING, her chnuf. mother bristled. "Leila’s a real who do earn their own aren’t quite fenr-sweetheart of department sweet nice girl, and she’s been a yet educated to the point of buying st^ore days. At the country house of n friend of Romnine’s. where mighty good friend of yours—stick. engagement circlets for their sweet­ they find themselves alone, Billy Ing up for you at the store all this ies. Women are a little bit “ tight” ancoumbs to Dal's hypnotic month, when the other girls were charms. Ho tells her strnnRe with money for all except the thliiRs about his experiences in catting you—" strictly necessary and utilitarian Indfns (h n f be ponMeiiMes ■ tn niire purpose of “dress and beauty” so powers. He kisses her nnd calls "I’m sure I thank her," BlUy said her his, but hcRs her to keep their sharply, taming back to continue as to achieve a securer future in love-innkinR n secret. She asks powdering her face, with little vi­ the shape of a husoand. to be taken back to Colfax, to her m oth er. cious dabs of the puff. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Mrs. Wells' Ups quirked In a Two-Year Hams CHAPTER XXXm smile curiously like Billy’s old Back in Martha Washington’s day no housewife would 'think of soon as Mrs. Wells had taken impudent grin. "Well, you ought to thank her, honey. And she’s serving a ham which had not been one good, long look at Billy, she been awfuUy good to Clay—copy- in the curing process for at least inarched her daughter Into the Ing his music for him, though she two years, and which came to the bedroom and began to undress her doesn’t know one note from an­ table a symphony of rose and AtlP &WI«G- HE'f?' as If she were a child. other. Are you ready, baby?" brown, fragrant and spicy with They found Clay and Leila In the cloves and nutmeg, crusty with sug­ A TO-PAY / “Now, not a word out of you!” “ Of course she likes it,” Clay answered for Billy. living room, sitting side by side on ar and more spice, a prima donna Mrs. Wells spoke with maternal of the ham sisterhood. An obvious if she knew, but she mustn’t know. the humpy old sofa, their heads authority. about her. "What’s the matter, bent over a book at which they comment is “ imagine any housewife »L He’s honorable. He didn’t ask me baby? Tell mother. You’re ail rest­ ^ When Mrs. Wells returned in ten were laughing with genuine, light­ today monkeying URe that!” You’re . T O ' e m r BY NIA StRVICS. INC. «lnutes with a. tray, she found to break my word to T. Q. I’d ed now, and it will help you to get hearted enjoyment. right, they wouldn’t, and why it off your mind. Billy lying with closed eyes, tears warned him that I had a conscience, “Excuse me If I seem to Intrude," should they, and why does it signi­ fy that our tables are any the rolling down her pale cheeks. that I wouldn’t break my agree­ "I’ve been a fool, mother." Billy Billy called out In a falsely blithe worse? We can have two-year-cur- Nothing need be said about the “Now, looka here, honey, none of ment to stay the full year.” She sank down upon the bed and stared TOice. “HeUo, Leila! Hello, Clay! gave them this gift of beauty. ed hams straight from a commer­ BEAUTY IS MADE OR lack of beauty in a flat nose, nor that!” Mrs. Wells scolded gently. was about to drift oft into sleep at her mother with frightened, lit­ why, Leila, how you’ve changed! cial concern which specializes in the expression it imparts. Some “ Mother’s fixed you some nice when she was shocked to sudden tle-girl eyes. "I—I spent three You’re getting positively pretty!” Beautiful eyes are measured by ham-curing, or we can have a food races prefer this type, Japanese, brown toast and a bowl of piping wakefulness by a sentence winging hundred and ten dollars this morn The girl that sprang up to k l» BETRAYED BY NOSE art’s yardstick in Haskell Coffin's , tidbit fully as appetizing and nutri­ notably, because it Is characteristic hot milk. What you need is food, its way from her subconscious mind Ing for clothes. And—and I’m not her was hardly recognizable as the tious as Mattie’s hams, something of the people, but not all eastern young lady! I bet you’ve lost ten —“He didn’t ask you to marry going to have enough money to pay Leila Sampson she had worked GOLD ADDITIONS which would have been utterly un­ races have flat noses by any means; poundsi Sit up, now! You’re go­ him!” Her body flushed hotly all for my music lessons—oh, mother! with little more than a month ago. Few Women Awai^e It’s the Black and white costumes are us­ known to her. Food preparation has ing to eat every speck of this, or over, broke into a fine dew of pers­ I didn’t realize what I was doing! Leila had discarded her owlish, Handle of the Face. But Anglo-Saxons as a rule do not ing gold embroidery, gold buttons I’ll spank you!” been taken almost entirely from the like the flat nose, nor the heavy piration. Then she fought the Scold me, mother. Say ugly things horn-rlmmed spectacles, and her and gold lace for trimming. Individual kitchen in this day of “ I can’t eat!” Billy moaned, thing down—how silly she was to to me! You ought to whip me! hazel eyes revealed an unsuspected nose. The moderate, in-between specialization, and I can’t see that turning her head sharply away in expect him, as heroes do in novels, “ Now. don’t spoil that new dress,’' beauty. They were clear and wide BY HASKELL COFFIN nose, is best if nature withheld a either women or homes are much disgust as the odor of the hot milk to say, before daring to kiss her, her mother commanded sharply. and bright now. Poets rave about the eyes. Lov­ Grecian type when fashioning the harmed by the change. reached her .nostrils. “Please, “Miss Wells, I want you to be my “ Of course you’ll pay for your mu­ “ Oh, I’ve been reducing." Leila ers dream of their loves’ mouths fare. A straight nose is usually, at­ mother. Just let me have my cry wife!" In real life It didn’t happen sic lessons. I must say you was laughed without resentment or em- But the single feature that has tractive and distinguished. out and then I’ll try to sleep If foolish to spend so much on clothes Turnips and Wigs most power to make or mar the Pimples and Bbtehei that way. He’d talked of their fu­ barrassment. "I’ve lost twelve Quivering Nostrils you’ll give me that bromide.” . right at the first of the month— A woman of Missouri sent a dime beauty of a face Is the nose. ture—what had he said? She must pounds. It’s helped my complexion There is a dean, healing licjind, easy Mrs. Wells capitulated suddenly. get used to East Indian cooking— a lot. If I do say it, as 1 shouldn’t." and an unsigned note to the farmer The nose is the handle of the Nostrils have much lo do with ‘1 know!” Billy nodded miser­ : from whose garden she stole a tur­ to use any time, that will shortly dear “ Well, I reckon it wouldn't do you India was calling them both— Of But what have you done to your a nose’s beauty, also. Some artists ably. “ But Nyda and Winnie spend nip when a child years ago. A away Pimiries, Blackheacls, Blotches, much good to eat if you’ve got your course he meant to take her there hair?" Billy rumpled the short, like quivering nostrils. The most every bit of their money on clothes Cleveland school girl took poison, Blemishes and s im ila r Skin Initatums. heart set on crying and making a as his wife. —except what little their courses curled locks with an effectlonate unfortunate things that can befall baby of yourself. If you’ll Just band. because her hair was falling out a person is to have too large nos­ To keep your skin dear and healthy "Wake up, honey, you’ve had a cost. Their tuition is only about always use Zemo, the dean, heal^, drink this hot milk. I’ll give you and she was told she would have to trils. The small, Grecian nose, usu­ wonderful nap!” Her mother’s fifty dollars a month. I’ve gone ‘Permanent wave and a henna wear a wig. There is surely some­ Liqmd astringent for skin and scalp im « the bromide.” rinse,” Leila laughed. “Just enough ally has correspondingly small, de­ voice cut short a delicious d.-eam of shabby all this month—oh. mother! thing wrong with heredity, home or tations. 60c and $1.00 at aU d ru ^ is ts . Billy sat up then and sipped the herself and Dal Romalne in a glori­ I’m sorry. I’m ashamed. Here’s henna to take that moUsy drab­ licate nostrils. steaming milk. A faint color came ness off it. Like It?" school training that can produce fied land that was a queer mixture your money!” She snatched up her girls with so abnormal an emphasis A blemish on the nose is worse back to her cheeks, and she smiled of Kipling’s India and heaven. handbag and began to fumble with Of course she likes It." Clay an- than a blemish on any other part of a wan little smile. on the unimportant. I am not ad­ Her mother helped her dress, her the diminished roll of bills. "Here’s swered for Billy, giving her a di­ the face. Somehow it seems, empha­ xemo vocating dishonesty, but the spec­ '''A* FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS “ Now, I’m not going to pester hands lingering fondly on the rich, a hundred and fifty—” She held rect, challenging glance out of Ills sized by Its location. For if y ou look you with questions. I want you to tacle of a women brooding for years bronze crepe of the frock Billy had out the bills with a quick, apolo­ clear, soft black eyes. “ Ypu’re a over a turnip theft, does not seem either at the eyes or the mouth, the sleelp. And after you wake up, you darn pretty girl, Leila." bought that morning at Madame getic gesture. any more normal or wholesome nose is the one inescapable part of can tell mother all about it—if you Dubois’. There was something so posses­ the face. Women with perfect noses want to.” Mrs. Wells said as she “Put that money right back in than the girl who took poison for “It’s a mighty pretty dress, your handbag!” Mrs. WeUs cried sive and friendly and affectionate falling hair. should thank their lucky gods who stooped to kiss her on the forehead. honey,” Mrs. Wells told her cheer­ in his voice and eyes as be paid Left alone, Billy’s overwrought indignantly. “The idea! 1 don’t fully. “I guess it must have cost need it. I’ve still got fifty from Leila the compliment that Billy felt nerves began to yield to the Influ­ at least fifty dollars.” suddenly faint and more than a lit­ Phones and Shamimos the hundred and fifty you gave me All the to-do about television, ence of the bromide. After all. she Full realization of her extrava­ tle forlorn. It was not until they thought drowsily, what had she last month, and Clay pays his board the little invention, you know, gance rushed in upon Billy then. up regular a.s the clock. What he were seated at the supper table, been crying about so bitterly, so' which permits you to see the person The Perfect Nose How in the world was she going to pays buys victuals for both of us. with Mrs. Wells chatting volubly as hopelessly? S’ae had lived in a she poured coffee from the chipped to whom you are talking over the tell her mother that she had spent and I can pay house rent and the phone, leaves me quite cold as to face. A lovely-shaped nose can re- QUICK RELIEF FROM fever for a month, longing for Dal three hundred and ten dollars in enamel pot, that Billy remembered odd bills out of the fifty—” the marvels of the world's progress. treve eyes of uncertain set and,-col­ Romalne to tell her that he loved one morning for new clothes? What that she was in love with Dalhart "Mother, you make me so In fact. I hope and pray that this or and often has been known to her. And hadn’t he done just that? was she going to do for money the Romalne. ’’But he loves me now," she told ashamed!’' Billy burst into fresh one “improvement” doesn’t go save a whole face from being CONSTIPATION rest of the month? Thirty dollars (To Be Con(tnned) tears.. “Here! You’re going to through. Just as I have always classed as “ common.” herself drowsily. “He said I was a week for Pofessor Navratil— his strength and his salvation— take fifty at least, or I’ll take back prayed that “the talking movies” As a cup Is apt to get its entire _ ,‘7 ° “ scared to death, Dal Romalne (aaelnatea Billy no , That 13 the joyful cry of thousands Winnie would scratch my eyes out those new things—the ones I Hint ahe forReta mnaic, dnty. Clay wouldn’t materialize- The real val­ individuality and character from smee Dr. Edwards produced Olive Billy. Her mother put her arms haven’t worn yet—and choke that and everythinR bat him. Read the ue of the movies, it has always next chapter. the beauty and shape of its handle, Tablets, the substitute for calomel. seemed to me, is to permit us to es­ so a face is made or broken by Its Dr. Edwards, a practicing physidan cape the nasal, icackly, raucous nose. Recently, beauty specialists for 20 years and calomers old-time voices of the stage. To be sure, we seem to have realized this— wheth­ enemy, discovered the formula for Olive get the voices behind us from Sou Tablets while treating patients for moment than to stay and brood and er women as a rule know it or not. and Lou, the movie talkers, but One-Third Nose chronic constipation and torpid livers. grow bitter. they dry up sooner or later, ^nd ^ Olive Tablets do not co n t^ calomeL. Home Page Editorials The nose, as I pointed out before, It is largely our own fault when one can observe tne unfolding" of just a healing, toothing vegetable laza* Girlish Charm Mature we paint ourselves into a corner. should be approximately one-third life’s drama via the silver sheet In tive mixed with olive oil. ^ the length of the face- If it must € k x \ d I Every ' one has a right to an outlet, peace and quiet. -Now comes the No griping is the “ keynote” of these The exquisite daintiness you ad­ Step Out And a safety-valve. Who has a ,;Jjetter iDallyhooing of “ the television idea” deviate from this proportion it little sugar-coated, olive-colcoed tab­ mire In so many women depends p,s right than Mother, for instance, which will make It much more dif­ should do so on the side of length, lets. They cause the bowels and liver much on 'their hair as their peach- Refuel when spring fever is flourishing, to ficult to grab the extension phone I personally like a slender, Grecan to act normally. They never force *hwu blow complexion and stylish Good prop up a note on the sugar bowl when in the bath-tub, when In the nose. But it must be a tiny bit tip- to unnatural action. clothes. You can’t look good with -WOIDIXG DLSE.\.SE caying that there is plenty of food tilted to please me. If you have a “dark brown mouth” — ed with this disease shnuld not be ■ throes of a shampoo with towel a pretty dress and dull, stringy hair in the refrigerator for lunch, .and A very straight classical nose bad breath—a dull, tired feeling—sick any more than you would be neatly permitted to handle food or to par-! By Olive Roberts Burton swathed about the pate, when in '• By DB. .MORRIS FISHRKI.V she has gone our to see the blos­ bath-robe, when weeping, when lacks character. A little tilt sug­ hea^che—toipid Uver—constipatiixi, dressed If- you had on a pair of ticipate In the prouuction or hand- i soms at Aunt Clara's? you’ll find quids, sure and pleasant re­ Etilfor .loiiriial' of the .Ameriran ling of milk. Any articles soiled | telling lies, when trying to be sweet gests cheerfulness and an arresting I shoes with run-over heels. Medical .Associiititai and of Hjgeia, Any woman who has enou^i urchin quality that causes you to sults from one or two of Dr. Edward’ You don’t have to be denied the discharges from the nose and I Mnri.- ir. i.,-.. when we’re mad as hops, when be­ Olive Tablets at bedtime. ^ the Health Magazine strength of character to step out ing dignified when we want to gig­ remember it pleasantly. You In­ admiration you love, because your ty ____ Thousands take them every nidit hair Isn’t lovely. It Is so easy to and take on a little spiritual fuel gle. Help! pipe down on this “ tele­ stinctively endow its Owner with to keep right. Try them. 1 5 ^ ?^ 60c. • For .some years cases have been for another run Is not likely to vision” stuff. a piquancy that stirs the imagina­ keep soft,^ bright and silky. But reported of severe sore throats af­ grow bitter Inside when responsi­ tion. don’t expect shampooing to do it. bility gets too heav'y. fecting large mimbors of persons boiled before repeated use. I ‘ But no nose should overdo this Soap--and water only washes out the dirt, but can not remove dau- in a communil>{,- ut one time. I His reference was made to an era tilt. A little tilt that would other­ It’s the Strap druff and:-'that oily film on each In most instances these epidcni------I Hie country’.s history when the wise be delightful if moderate, be­ Saves hours Of strand which keeps hair dull and ^*Ics liave been traced to infected free lands of tlie west were closed, LE.ATHER €0.\TS ' comes pug if the tilt Is too well-de­ - milk, the germs being found in the- and that Mecca for the dissatisfied, pain lifeless. Djtnderine does it, without 1 Sport coats of bordeaux leather fined. Restraint Is always a con­ d.rylng out" the hair too. ijiflamed udder of tlie cow. in the ! the unsuccessful and tlie oppressed have leg-o’-mutton sleeves and are comitant of beauty, restraint in Apply Genothenn directly over raw milk and in the throats of the ' was a thing of the past. The next time you fix your hair, lined with matching squirrel'fur. :i every detail and oddityi. fected parts, for rheumatic or neu­ wet your brush with Danderine and persons associated witli the hand-' M hat is true of a country is true ralgic pains, sdatica, lumbago, sdS ling of the milk, /n sucli cases the ^Lifers Niceties draw it through with long, even of people. Once there was a woman neck, chest colds and congestion. strokes until each strand Is alive throat is intense!;" red and nia.v More efiecrive if first sprinkled with w ho always kept three pickets off and glowing. It takes Just a few have a grn.vish membrane, which HINTS ON ETIQUET K.ASHA AND VELVET Rubbing Alcohol. Stops pain quick­ Hie backyard fence. Her liusband minutes each day. There’s no incou- v tpust be distingui.slicd from tlie V. as a .grumbler and life was hard, ly, is gentle to tender sl^ , has no white membrane of diphtheria; the Many charming street suits ate grease or odor, and does not clog the venience of waiting. You can go .'^lie worked all day cooking and right out, and the improvement you glands in tiie thruc.t are enlarged <‘leaniiig and washin.g and scrub­ composed of a kasha dress In neu­ i l k i l i pores. W ear it any tune, anywhere. • and the fever ma,- ue higli. 1. Does a woman use her tral color with a vm d Jacket of vel­ Easy to apply and keep in place; will see ip the loveliness of your bing, then when night came and vet. f V-' hair will thrill you so you will want V Sometimes serlou.s complications she was about dead, to have her lasting in comfon and e S ^ . O vn Kccur as a result ,>f tiio carrying of husband’s or her own Christian ^ ___ , .v. 7.000,000 packages used ^yevly in to always' have Danderine in your ^ the germs from the throat to other name in business and legal! stingy husband come in England, France and Belgium. room along with your other beauty portions of the boay. The'most se­ matters'^ l tnore than she SPORTS COSTUMES AtatKvogsIste necessities, so you can make It a could bear. daily habit to use it. It will help rious of all the complications , is THE GENOTHERM CORPORATION ^ teat type of abdominal Inflamma- 2- At what age may a girl i Back of the Idtclien was her gar­ Short Jackets in solid .colored lOUS New York, U .S.A . to keep in your waves. Mon known as penconitis. have “ Miss” put on her calliing den and around the garden was the wools, with kilted skirts of gay cpj- Geiurol StUlne Ajenls: Danderine Is so Inexpensive, too. There are. of course, other types cards ? fence. When things came to the ers, fashion some of the Smartest ^ HAROLD F. RITCHIE « CO.,Inc. The 35c bottle contains enough to of Inflammation of me udder of the stage that she wanted to throw the sports costumes from the Riviera; ifEi ' tyiMadieoa Avc., prove to you how wond|rfnl It Is. New York cow than that associated with step- teakettle, she opened the kitchen You can get It from your nearest 3. Does a man use the title door and slipped through the gap store. tpcoccic sore throat in the human i ill 'b^lng. In the latter condition, the “Mr.” on his cards? in the fence. The gate “ might have SNAKESKIn 'VOGUE stuck’’ and when she wanted to get Ejerms associated with human cases The Answers. sore throat will be found to have .away she had to gen away “ quick.’’ They are wearing snaKeskln, re­ turning from abroad— snakeskln caused the Inflammation of the ud- 1. Her own. What she did thereafter Is not shoes, purses and ^ven whole fter of tlje c(Jw.. - 2. A t '16. important. The thing is that it was Square toes and the new heel MKDICATID .. OhvIbusTy a Kpryon wVn'T* better to get away and to know she snukeskin coats. Silks.and chiffons strap, designed' to prevent ' the COTTON—,, In snakeskln design .eomplet.e the n oB oC '-'-’ mules from sllrmine. make thep". Ieoh for the i . i ; - V i| •

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• ' '** ' I • ■ • . • ' »*• MANCHESTER (CONNO, EVEIOTG HERALD, WEDNESDAY, A^RIL 27,1927. PAGE NINE n COBB SHOWS OLD FORM; Naticiial L e a ^ He*8 A Real Iron-man e rim League TARDY SPRING POSITIHiES . : ; Results Results OUIDOOR B0XING2 WEEKS STAR IN YESTERDAYS GAME Mova) -A At St. I,oals» MANV POKTWkT At Boston s— PIRATES S. CARDS 8 Toornament Next Week W D ;^ Makes Three Hks, Scores Pittsburgh AMOUNT ATHLETICS 8. RED SOX .8 ^ .. WATCHING AB. R. H. PO. a . E. TO? Philadelphia Junior Baseball lb AB. H H.- PO. A. B. Grantham, Dykes, 2b ...... 4 2 2 2 8 2 Be At Cheney Hall Be­ Layne, If 0 Two Runs and Then Cuyler, cf Collins, xxxx 0 s 0 0 THESCOREBOARD P. Waner, rf Galloway, ss ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 Lamar, If ...... d 0 0 6 1 0 Leape Results W right, as Cobb.'rf ...... 4 2 2 4 0 0 cause o( CoU Weather,^ Makes a Remarkable Dou­ Traynor, 3 b 0 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Rhyne, 2b SlmmOns, c f ...... 4 1 3 2 0 Spencer, c Hale, 3b ...... 4 1 0 0 3 0 In a preliminary practice game', 21eadows, p Rranom, lb . ••••••• 3 0 0 6 0 1 Baselmll Practice Also ble Play. Eastern League Foxx, XX ...... u u 0 0 0 0 prior to the npenlag of th© Major Hartford 4, Bridgeport 4 (11), 38 9 13 27 9 1 Poole, lb ...... 2 0 1 3 0 0 Division of the Junior League, the St. Loula Perkins, o ...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 Polish A. C. humbled the fast darkness. Cochrane, o ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 Postponed. Providence 5, Springfield 1. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. North End aggregation last night New York, April 27.— Tyruu Douthit, cf ...... 1 2 1 3 0 0 Boley, ss ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 Waterbury 8, Pittsfield 4. Southworth, rf .... 4 1 2 0 0 1 Bishop, 2b ...... 1 1 0 0 1 0 in Hickey’s Grove. Raymond Cobb, the brightest jewel Albany at New Haven (cold). Frisch, 2b ...... 3 0 1 2 3 0 Ehmke, p ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 The North End used three pitch­ by far In Cornelius McGllllcuddy's National League Bottoniley. lb ...... 4 0 0 12 0 0 Qukin, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 ers, Murphy, Wilson and Chartier, Spring Is not yet In full bloom! • U Bell, 3b ...... 4 0 1 2 1 2 Wheat, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 And because of the cold, wlfidy glittering cluster of antiques, con­ New York 7, Brooklyn 2. Willis, p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 0 who went out of the box In the H afey, If ...... 4 0 2 3 1 0 and rainy days of late It has been tinues to shine afield, at bat and on Cincinnati 8, Chicago 5. Snyder, c ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 French, xxx ...... 1 1 0 0 0 0 order named and in as many in- Gray, p ----- decided to postpone the opening of the base paths with the brilliance Pittsburgh 9, St. Louis 6. Thevenow, E8 ...... 4 1 2 2 2 0 ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 nln*5s. The Polish A. C, gained a that marked his playing twenty Sherdel, p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 0 comfortable lead In the first in­ the amateur boxing tournaments st Boston at Philadelphia (rain). H. Bell, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 39 9 u 27 12 3 years ago. Boston ning and throughout the remaining the stadium until Wednesday, May American League Keen, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 innings the Stick work of the indi­ 18. * With the Athletics trailing the Philadelphia 9, Boston 8 Clark. X ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Red Sox by six runs yesterday, the Toporcer, xx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wannlnger, ss vidual team members was respon­ This decision was reached at a Cleveland 6, St. Louis 2. I Rothrock, 2b . meeting^ of the directors of Cheney veteran played the leading role in Tobin, rf . ... sible for the score: Chicago 9, Detroit 3. 35 5 10 27 11 3 Polish ...... 4 3 2 2 0— 11 Brothers’ Athletic Association Mon« a game uphill battle which result­ Washington at New York (cold). Score by innings: Flagstead, If . Pittsburgh ...... 313 100 100— 9 Jacobson, If .. No. E n d s ...... 2 2 2 0 1— 8 day night. The directors feel that it ed in a nine to eight victory for the iTodt, If ...... would be no fun for fans to sit Mackmea.. Cobb made three hits, St. Louis ...... 300 000 200— 5 Batteries for Polish A. C.: Golas Two base hits, Rhyne, Culyer, I Haney, 3b .... and Parchicak; North Ends: Mur­ around and shiver next Wednesday scored two runs and drove in two THE STANDINGS Wright, Grantham; home runs, Hartley, c .... Hoffman, o . . . phy, Wilson and Chartier. night if the weather were going to more, stole home for the second Wright, Southworth; stolen bases, be like it has been of late. Conae* Eastern League Cuyler, AVaner; sacrifices, Waner, W ntse, p ...... Chartier of the North Ends took time this season and saved the Welzer, p ...... quently, they set the date ahead a w. L. PC. Frisch; double plays, Sherdel to the burden of his team and did game in the ninth inning by mak­ Frisch to Bottoniley, Thevenow to I Harris, p ...... some fine stick work, backed up by couple of weeks. ing an unassisted double play. He New Haven ...... 3 0 1.000 Bottomley, Thevenow to Frisch to Regan, z ...... Lundgren, p . his team mate Saherik. This does not mean that Man­ caught a liner and ran to first base Albany •.. ______. 4 1 .800 Bottomley, Rhyne to Wright to Gran­ chester fans will be without their .600 tham. Traynor to Rhyne to Gran­ "Buck’* Bycholski took first before the runner who had occupied Pittsfield ...... 3 2 tham; left on bases, Pittsburgh 7, St. 36 3 11 27 9 3 honors on his team with a three bi-weekly boxing treat for the next that bag could scramble back to Bridgeport ...... 3 2 .800 Louis 5; bases on balls, off Meadows Score by Innings: • tournament wilt be held Just as an­ Philadelphia ...... 100 002 330— 9 bagger. safety. Providence ..•••• 3 4 .429 I. H. Bell 3, Keen 1; struck out, by The Polish A. C. will meet the nounced on May 4 but will be' 2 .333 H. Bell 1, Meadows ,1; hits, off Sher­ Boston ...... 034 000 001— 8 Giants Win, Too Hartford . . — 1 del 9 In 2 1-3 Innings, off L. Bell 2 In Two base hits, Dykes, Cobb, Per­ Hilliard street team tonight in a staged at Cheney hall Instead of at The Giants and Pirates both won Waterbury ...... 2 4 .333 4 2-3, Keen 2 in 2 Innings; wild pitch, kins. Jacobson 2. Hartley; three base preliminary game. the stadium. The directors feel that and are now tied for the lead in Springfield ...... 2 6 .230 Keen; losing pitcher, Sherdel; um­ hits. Dykes, Todt; stolen bases, Cobb, The Warriors of the Junior the hot-weather gamble 1s bettor pires, Moran and Jordan; time, 2:03. Simmons; sacrifices, Lamar, Sim­ than the opposite. the National League, with the National league X— Clark batted for H. Bell In 7th. mons, Flagstead 2; double plays, League forfeited their first game Cardinals and PhliUes tied for w. L. XX—Toporcer batted for Keen In Cobb, unassisted; left on bases, Phila­ on the North End playground to Cold weather also necessitated a third place. Lee Meadov/s of the Pittsburgh ...... 8 4 9th. delphia 8, Boston 7; base on balls.<>off the Oaks score 1-0. postponement of the C. B. A. A. Ehmke 2, Gray 2, Wiltse 2, Welzer 1: baseball practice last night until to­ Pirates hung up his fourth straight New York ...... 8 4 struck out, by Gray 2; hits, off The Warriors’ incomplete team ...... 7 4 At Cinclnnatfi— ...... Ehmke 7 in 2 1-3 innings off W iltse and entry fee in the league caused morrow evening. victory of the season In trirnming St, Louis .. REDS S, CL'BS 6 the Cards, nine to five. Bherdel w-as Pbiladelpha ...... 7 4 Cincinnati 9 nn 6 2-3, oft Quinn 1 In 3 2-3, off them the loss of the first game. Welzer 1 In 1-3, oft Willis 1 In 1, off They state, however, that they LlanfalrpwoUgwyngyllogerychey- knocked loose from his shoestrings HostOQ • . A.•••••• s 6 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Harris 1 in 1, off Gray 2 In 2, off Critz. 2b ... PARft will be in the running for the next rndrobwellandysiliogogogoch is the in the third Inning. Wright and Chicago . •...... 4 7 Lundgren 0 In 1-; winning pitcher, Walker, rf . Willis; losing pitcher Harries; um­ game. *- name of. a small town In Wales. Southworth each made a homer, Cincinnati ...... 4 8 Zttzman, If , Baseball has its Ty Cobb Walter Johnson and Babe Ruth. pires, Evans and McGowan; time. Literally translated. It means, i with two men on. Brooklyn ...... 2 11 Kelly, lb ., 2:14, “ Church of Saint Mary in a hQll(>w American League Hargrave, c Football has its “ Red” (Grange. The turf, Man o’ War. But to X— W heat baited fo r Quinn in 7th. I With Fitzsimmons on the mound, Dresscii. 3b of white hazel near a rapid whirl­ Che Giants trounced the dolodous w. L. PC, patrons of the six-day bike-racing sport, “ Reggie” McNamara is a greater XX— F oxx batted for Branom in 7th. Alle'h, cf ,, XXX—Collins batted for. Dykes In pool and near Saint Tysilio’s Lodgers, seven to two. Uncle Wil­ New York ...... 8 4 .667 Ford, ss .. hero. CONRAN-CANADE MATCH Walter Johnson, starting his 20lh campaign as a major league pitch 8th. , Church which is near a red cave.” bert Robinson put Hendrick at first Washington ...... 7 5 .683 Luque, p :. z— Regan batted for H arrlss In 8th. Lucas, p .. er. Is a heroic figure, but to th© “ bike” fans, McNamara Is the “ Iron man’’ base }n place of Herman and sub­ St. Lous .. • . . . a • S 4 .555 Pbiladelpha a • « • « 6 6 .545 31 8 8 27 13 0 of all sports. At Clerelatidi — IHDEFINITEY TABLED stituted Marriott at third for Bar­ McNamara is 40 years of age and has. been riding 21 seasons. He INDIANS 6, BROWNS 3 rett, but his hopefuls slid merrily Detroit ... •••••• A 4 .590 Chicago AB. R. H. PO. A. E. has never ridden as an amateur, stepping right into the pro class and Cleveland Cleveland .-•••••• G 6 .500 Golfers Yon Have Met down the chute for their fourth Adams, 2b ...... 5 0 2 2 1 0 making good. He has taken part in 52 six-day races. AB. R. H. PO. A.E. The scheduled howling match be Chicago . . 7 .4 6 2 Heathcotc, rf ...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 Jamieson, If , hy Kent Straat itralght t’efeat...... 6 In his brilliant career as a six-day rider, he has seldom been out ...... 4 0 0 2 tween Joe Canada and Tommy Reds Are Lucky Boston ...... 2 9 .1 8 2 Stephenaon, If .... 2 2 0 2 0 0 Fonseca, 2b ,...... 4 X 1 0 Wilson, cf ...... 4 1 2 3 0 1 of the money. When he won the recent event, in Paris, it made the Summa, rf ...... 4 1 1 1 Conran for last night was Indefi­ ^ The Reds stretched their great tirimin. lb ...... 4 1 1 7 8 0 Burns, lb nitely p(«tponed late yesterday af­ TODAY’S GAMES ISth time he had flashed over the line first. He isn’t superstitious about ...... 4 2 3 14 winning streak to two straight, a Freigau, 3b ...... 2 0 1 0 3 1 number 13 either. Insisting It will be his 14th victory after the next time J. Sewell. SB ...... 4 1 2 3 ternoon. No announcement has Blx-run rally In the sixth giving Gonzales, c ...... 3 0 1 3 2 0 Gerken, cf ,,...... 8 0 2 3 been made as to when It will be Eastern League Tolson, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 out. ’ L Swell, c .,...... 4 1 1 4 them an 8 to 5 decision over the Cooney, ss ...... 1 0 0 2 1 1 Statistics show he usually gets some of his dough, finishing second Lutzke, 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 held. Bridgeport at Hartford. Cubs. Earl Webb, Chicago rooke, English, as ...... 2 U 0 0 3 1 on seven occasions, third nine times and fourth in four. Six times he Hudlin, p ...... 3 0 0 0 Springfield at Providence, Webb, XX ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 appeared as a pinch hitter in the has been victor in the biggest of all six-day events, the New York classic. Albany at New Haven. Jones, p ...... 3 0 1 0 2 0 33 6 10 27 16 1 ninth and hammered out his third Osborn, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis home run of the season, Pittsfield at Waterbury. Scott, XXX ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A.E. Ted Lyons limited the Tigers to National League O'Rourke, 3b ...... 3 1 0 3 0 0 Keeping Tabs Boston at Philadelphia. 33 5 9 24 15 4 Hagen And Sarazen At Golf; Adams, 2b ...... 3 0 1 3 2 six hits and the White Sox won un­ Score by Innings: Sisler, -lb ...... 4 0 1 12 3 der wraps, nine to three. Hunne- New Y;ork at Brooklyn. Cincinnati ...... 100 016 OOx— 8 W illiam s, If ...... 4 0 1 1 0 't^sl fleld got four hits. As the game end­ Chicago at Cincinnati. Chicago ...... 010 102 001— 5 ^Goat Getting* Is Usual Pastime Rice, rf ...... 3 0 0 1 1 On Fistiana ed, 21 armed detectives dashed in­ Others not scheduled, Two base hits, Kelly, Wilson, Walk­ Schulte, cf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 er; three base hit, Lucas; home run, Gerber, ss ...... 2 0 0 1 3 Latest Wire Results —TV.? to the park In response to a riot American League Webb; stolen base, Zitzman; sacri­ Schang, c ...... 3 0 0 1 0 Washington at New York. Gaston, p ...... call, but It developed that the call fices, Luque, Zitzman-; double plays, By DAVI8 J. WALSH hadn’t Walter practiced over the . 2 1 1 3 .3 was a fake and that nothing bad Philadelphia at Boston. Critz to Ford to Kelly. Walker to course?" Wlngard, p ...... 1 0 0 0 4 Luque to Gonzales to English to B. Miller, x ...... 0 0 0 0 0 LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS been stolen, not even a base. Detroit at, Chicago- Gonzales to Adams; left on bases, “ Oh, I don't have to practice,” Bennett, xx ...... 1 0 1 0 0 Manager Jack McAllister sent St, Louis at Cleveland. Chicago 0, Cincinnati 7; bases on squealed Hagen in that juvenile C. Miller, xxx .... , 1 0 0 0 0 Willis Hndlln to the mound against balls, off Jones 6. Luque 5: struck New York, April 27.—“Why I f At Portland, Me.-- Wllle Woods, voice of his. 31 ' 2 6 24 16 the Browns and the young man was out, by Jones 1, Osborn 3, Luque 1, can beat Walter Hagen.’’ waa the He probably made the remark of StCtland, wnu ou a foul from Lucas 2; hits, oft Jones 6 In 5 Innings, Score by innings: Harry Roberts, of Eo'.tcn, In fourth rather nasty about it. Ho held the YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS (none out in Gth), off Osborn 2 In 3, title of an article, committed In the for lack of something better to say Cleveland ...... 311 000 Olx— 6 off Luque 7 in 6 1-3, off Lucas 2 In 3 St. Louis ...... OOl 010 000— 2 round Brownies to five hits, Cleveland but they allege that it finished FRee sPeecH is- Atk 2-3; passed ball, (jonzales; winning name of Gene Sarazen by a man Sarazen. The latter got off to a good Two base hits, Gaston, J. Sewell 2, At Albany, N. Y -Pierre De Cn’- National League pitcher, Lucas; losing pitcher. Jones; Sumina, Burns; sacrifice. Lutzke; uwe t’lfeated Giovanni Salerno, I* Right — 6 0 t he abuses who has never swung a golf club start but onlookers” claim that the double plays, Gaston to Gerber to Webb, Cubs, 1, total 3. umpires. Idem , AVilson and M cLaugli- aly, Salerno beln.-r (ilEquallfled for THF PRiVlUEGtt. Terry, Giants. 1; total 2. liri; time, 2:0G. except In self-defense. The story kick-back from nls concern about Sisler;. left on bases, St Louis 8, RIVET POOR LOZENGE X— Tolson batted for Gonzales Hagen’s whereabouts plus the lat­ Cievela.,d 4; bases on balls, off Win- .loldiiif,. In eighth round. RKO U a. AAt OWf Southworth, Caras, 1; total 1. 9th. purported to show just how it was sard 4, Hudlln 6; struck out, by Gas­ ter’s chance retort began to work ton 1, by Hudlln 3; hits, off Gaston 7 Puxico, Mo,— Solomon Johnson, Wright, Pirates, 1; total 1. XX— Webb batted for English that Hagen’s refined goat-herding, American League 9tli. on Gene about tho fifth hole and in 5 innings, off W ingard 3 in 3i wild Jr., farmer, swallowed a rivet from XXX—Scott batted for Osborne so irritating to the rest of the boys, had as much to do with his defeat pitches, Wlngard 2; losing pitcher, a mowing machine. His condition None. 9 th. Gaston; umpires, (Sersel. Connolly The leaders; National League— loft Sarazen unimpressed and thor­ as did Hagen’s sound play. and Rowland; time, 1:42, puzzled physicians for 16 days, as Williams 4; Webb 8; Hornsby 2; oughly immune, which so enraged X— E . Miller batted for Gaston in his fever was extremely high and American League— Gehrig 4; Ruth At Bronlvlxn:— Hagen, it seemed, that he swallow­ 6th. he refused food-. Finally he gave a GIANTS T. DODGERS ed his own windpipe and ultimately XX—Bennett batted for Gerbar In 3; Tobin 2. New York 9th. ^mighty cough and the rli'et was League totals: National 6; Am- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. died in great agony on the seven­ XXX—O. Miller batted for Wlngard thrown .from his lungs. ercan 24. Tv-son. If ___ ...... 5 0 1 6 0 0 teenth fairway. In 9th. Lindstrom, 3b ...... 5 J 3 0 1 0 Sarazen and his Boswell had the Ott. cf ...... 3 0 0 TWO FINGERS SAVE LIFK 0 0 0 records behind them on their claim, At Chicago 1— PRO CAGE GAME PAYS Mueller, cf , ...... 2 1 2 4 0 0 WHITE sox 8, TIGERS 3 New York.— Two severely strain- Hornsby. 2b ...... 3 1 0 2 3 0 for Gene thrice beat Hagen through o Chicago ed fingers are all that James Con­ Pro basketball Is beginning to Terry, lb ...... 4 2 6 1 0 1922 and 1923 at a time when Wal­ AB. R. H. PO. A. E. nolly, ironworker, had to show Harper, rf ...... 4 1 2 0 0 0 ter generally was recognized as the Kamm. 3b ...... 4 1 1 0 3 for a fall from a 13-story building pay. Teams in the American pro Farrell, ss ...... 4 0 2 1 1 1 greatest match play golfer extant, Hunnefield, ss ...... 4 3 4 2 4 Hamby, c ...... 4 1 1 6 2 1 Metzler, cf ...... 5 here^ As he plunged downward, cage loop played to larger crowds and only recently he won again by 1 3 1 0 this season than they ever played Fitzsimmons, p . . . 4 0 2 1 0 Falk. If ...... 3 1 1 4 0 he-caught at a propecting platform i 2 and 1 at While Sulphur Springs. Barrett, rf ...... 4 0 1 0 0 on the tenth Uoor and checked his to before. While some of the teams 38 7 14 27 9 2 It also is a matter of record that Sheely, lb ...... 4 0 1 9 1 fall. Fellow workers said that lost money, Fort Wayne, the Cel­ Brooklvn Sarazen generally has been able to Ward, 2b ...... 2 1 u 7 5 tics, Washington, Cleveland and AB. R. H. PO. A. E. BY BILLY EV4NS McCurdy, o ...... 4 0 2 4 0 nothing but great fear could have Partridge. 2b ...... 4 n 2 4 4 0 take the play away from his man Lyons, p ...... 3 2 X 0 1 prompted such a superhuman dis- Philadelphia made money this past Carpv. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 at such times as Hagen deemed It 1. When was the Polo Grounds — ««« .play of strength in his finger^. season. Hendrick, lb ...... 4 n ' 0 7 1 0 advisable to offer a bit of encour­ in New York first thrown open tn 9 14 27 14 For Meusel. rf ...... 3 1 1 2 0 0 DetroU velix. If ----- ...... 4 n 1 1 0 0 agement to a rival who might be In the public? AG K. H. PO. A. M arriott. 3b ...... 4 h 1 3 4 1 distress. 2. Where did the N®w York Tavener, ss ...... 5 0 0 1 2 Pleasure , Butler, ss ., ...... 4 1 2 4 3 1 team play Its games prior to that? Ruble, If ___ ...... 2 1 0 4 0 2 "Too bad you’re topping them Deberry, c . ___ _ .. 3 0 n 3 n today,’’ he would say, his sympa­ 8. What is the compositon of .tiCiVianuB, 2 b ...... 4 0 0 U 3 0 A 0 n 0 ...... Statz. XX ...... 1 the home plate now? W'hat was it Manush, cf .. 3 1 1 1 0 \ Barnes, p ...... 2 n 1 n 1 0 thy getting the better of blm.“ Don’t Hellmann, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 0 .Jacobson, x ...... 1 n 0 n 0 ( 1 worry about It, though; I’ll give originally? Blue, lb ...... 4 0 2 12 0 Cantrell, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 you another match any time you 4. When was the' traveling sys­ Warner, Sb ...... 4 0 1 2 5 For Herman, xxx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 tem of umpires first used? Bassler, o ...... 4 0 1 4 3 say.” W hltehlll, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 34 2 1 27 17 2 Sarazen Calm 5. How seoure was the position Collins, p ... • S f • • • 0 0 0 0 1 Business Score bv innings: The reaction to this courteous of umpire in those days? W lngo, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 New York .. 010 102 111 —7 thought called for the average golf­ Smith, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Brooklyn .. 000 Oil ono THIS TELLS IT Gehrlnger, xx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Two base hits. Terry, Harper; tbreo er to tear wildly at his collar while Stoner, p .... • • s s a • 0 0 0 0 2 base hits. Butler, Marriott, Fltzslm- light flecks of foam oozed at the 1. Tbo Polo Grounds were monsi home run, Terry: stolen bnse. corners of bis mouth. But Sarazen opened In 1S80 with a game be­ Nsun, xxx ...... 0 0 0 0 0 For Butler: saerlflees. Farrell. Fltzsini- tween the New York Qliuits. and mona. Terry. Harper; double nluv. did neither. Usually his retort was ' 18 1 6 24 17 Farrell to Hornsby to Terry; left on equally courteous and equally ef­ Pittsburgh, Score by Innings: Health ^ base, New Tork 11. Bronklvn 7; Iirsp'< fective. And so the boys went right 2. Prior to that the New York Chicago ...... 102 201 12x— 9 on balls, oft Barnes I, oft Fitzsimmons on about their business like little team played Its games on Staten D etroit ...... 000 200 OOx— 3 off Cantrell 2: struck out. bv Two base hits, Blue, Mc(2urdy, Metz- Barnes It In 7 Innings, oft Cantrell 3 gentlemen and everything was dig­ Island. ler; sacrifices, Hunnefield, Falk, Shee- in 2 Innings; losintr pltcber, Barnes; nified and refined. 8. The present comimsltlon of ly; double play, Hunnefield to Ward umpires, Hart, Rlgler and Pfirman: It remained so through the last the home plate is bard white rub­ to Sbeely; left on bases, Detroit 7, See the New= time, 2:10. five matches In this country, four ber. Originally it was of solitl mar­ Chicago 9; bases on balls, off Lyons X—Jacobson batted for Barnea In 4. off Whltehlll 2, off Smith 2. off of which Sarazen wo.n, the pyhor- ble. When the use of spikes became Stoner 1; struck out. by Lyons 3, by Models. ‘ for erorjrtlunro— State batted for Deberry In 9tb. hea ration. However, the fifth common, to eliminate the. chances Whitehlll 1, by Smith I, by Stoner 1; XXX—Herman batted for Cantrell caught Sarazen running the wrong of Injuries, it was changed from hits, off Whltehlll 7 In 3 innings, none m 9th. out In fourth; off Collins 1 m 1, off A fMrlMr*s o4go— way of the track and he suffered marble to rubber in 1887. Smith 1 in 2, off Stoner 6 in 2: balk, Whltehlll; losing pitcher, WhltehlU: At Brld«eporti— _ , a sound defeat at Miami because, I 4. The system was introduced meoa an on4 to SENATOR’S 4. BRIDGEPORT 4 am Informed, he neglected to tether in 1888. umpires, Van Graflau, Dlneen and H artford Nallln; time, 2:18. his goat in a cool, dry place— the 5. Not so secure. Objection to a X— W lngo batted fo r Collins In 8th. **pall*’ and ndt- AS R. H. PO. A. Standard of 0 very thing he claimed had made certain umpire by four clubs were XX—Gehrlnger batted for Smith In Morrison, cf ...... 6 1 2 2 7th. treatad skin. Ton Butler, 3b ...... 5 0 4 3 0 i him immune to the Hagen influ­ grounds for removal. Keesey, lb ...... 3 1 1 14 0 ence. XXX— Neun batted fo r Stoner In 9th. Schlnkel, If ...... 4 0 2 4 0 Incidentally, it Is said that Ha­ PHANTOM POOL MOVES the World got a inpor-kM 0 1 0 Heitman. rf ___ f . . 5 0 gen achieved this result unwitting­ Martin, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 7 HARTFORD BOXER blado tor OTory Brlnker, 3b ...... 4 1 2 B 2 ly and without conscious effort, Bridgent, Wales—-The Phantom I W illiam s. c ...... 4 1 2 B 2 which made Sarazen's reaction all Fool of Kenflg, the largest fresh •kayo if yon noo a Auer, p ...... 6 0 0 0 4 the more Incomprehensible. water lake in South Wales, has con­ NATIONAL CHAMP 40 ' 4 9 33 18 Playing Fine Gplf tinued creeping'northward after a •fw- W aterbury It seemed that Gene was playing long rest. It has moved half a mile Prices t o W' a b . R. H. PO. A fine golf and, since everyone knew In the past ten years and at Us Boston, Mass., April 27.— Out of Emmerich, cf .. .. 4 1 1 1 Meyer, 8b ...... 4 0 0 1 Hagen’s golf was sub-normal, the present rate will reach the nearest the welter of eighty-eight boxing Wefc 1 2 0 Sperber. rf ...... 6 prevailing idea was that Sarazen village in Its line of advance within bouts extending over two long We also carry other Bicycles, lower in price but best Oberc. If .. 6 0 1 1 would win eaelly. Gene thought so' 40 years. nights today emerged these nation­ Dowd, 2 b ...... 5 1 2 1 values for the price you pay. All sizes, Juvenile to Stapleton, lb ...... 2 1 0 15 well of his chances that he began al amateur ring champions. , Bartell, ss ...... 6 0 3 4 to worry about Hagen showing up NO TAXES; LOST WEALTH 112 pound class— Harry Leiben- Adult. Prices $27 to $30. Schauffel, c ...... 3 0 1 10 for the match and, as day after day Bon, New York. Hale, p . ; ...... 2 0 0 0 went by and Hagen failed to appear 113 pound class— Thomas Panl, Bishop, p ...... 6 3 1 0 Wellington, Kan. — Seventeen Razor Sarazen formed the habit of in­ two-acre tracts of sand to which Buffalo. Children’s Bicyclets, Scooters, Tricycles, —Skmpmm ItaM \ 4X 4 11 33 quiring amout his rival. the owners lost title when they 126 pound class— Christopher Score by innings: “ Where’s that bird Hagen?” was failed to pay taxes of 98 cents sev­ Battalino, Hartford. H artford ...... 001 300 000 00— 4 135 pound class— Francis Burke, Coasters, Wagons, and Kiddy Kars. Bridgeport ...... 004 000 000 00— 4 his dally inquiry of the promoter. eral years ago, now are worth more —d i np to dag Two base hits, Schlnkel. Sperber, “ Why doesn’t he come over here than 1100,000. Benjamin Reitz, San Francisco. Williams, Bartell; three base hit, and practice on the course? I’ll bet pioneer, “ had a feelln’ ” that It 147 pound class— ^Tom Lawn. ■Williams: stolen bases, Keesey, Em­ he runs out of the match.” would be valuable some day and New York. merich, Dowd, Stanleton; double 175 pound class— George Hoff­ plays,'Bishop, Bartell, Stapleton and Sarazen absolutely was convinc­ kept up his payments. There is Bartell, Auer, Wllllama and Keesey. ed of this when tne morning of the a 1200-barrel oil well on his plot man, New York. BARREIT & ROBBINS Bishop, Bartell and Stapleton; left on match arrived ana Hagen didn’t. today. ' Heavyweight class— Milo Mal­ baees, Hertford 12, Bridgeport 15; ;But he was •wasting hla concern on lory, San Francisco. ' Sorting Goods Headquarters. base on’’ balls, oft Auer 11, Hale 6, Lawn and Mallory were set down Hale 5, Bishop 4; struck out, by Auer this score. Hagen arrived in plenty Records found In Assyria and 913 Main Street^ 3. Hale 5. Bishop 1; hits, off Hale 4 of time for the match to be greeted Egypt show that hairdressers cen by fight fans as the smartest box­ in 3. 2-3 innings, Bishop 6 in 7 1-3; by Sarazen with me thought that turies ago practiced the art of arti ers of the tournament of “ slmon um; ires, ' McDonald and Summers; purea.” J [ttae, 2:12. was uppermost ia W8 mind: '•‘Why ficlally curling the hkir.

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Gardner, Farms and Land for Sale 71 ready, good large size living room, Smith, 1009 Main street. Phono 7B0-2. Johnson Block, 689 Main street. price only 56600— 5500 oasit. Robert ■? Count six average words to a line. 4 ROOM TENEMENT, all Improve­ ments. Inquire 132. Bissell street. 5 ACRE FARM on State Road and J. Smith, 1009 Main st. , Initials, numbers and abbreviations, Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 trolley line. House, barn and chick­ each count as a word and compound Automobiles for Sale Used Car dealers are just "as particular aud ' 4 l a r g e LIGHT ROOMS with extra en coops. Would make excellent SIX ROOM BUNGALOW on Qxford ■words as two words. Minimum cost room'in attic; 2 weeks free, $23 rent. chicken farm . Price 54500. See street. Steam heat, gas, etc’. Garage. ^la price of three lines. BUICK 1927 STANDARD SIX PERRETT & GLENNEY—Local -nd careful in their efforts to offer real values in de­ Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main street. long distance moving and trucking. Call at 439 Center street, after 5 Price on ly 56000— 5500 cash. R obert DEMONSTRATOR. Telephone 1428. J. Smith, 1009 Main st. BUICK 1927 MASTER SIX DEMON­ Dally express to Hartford. Livery pendable used cars as banks are to render a de­ o’clock. lilne rates per day foi transient car for hire. Telephone 7-2. ads. STRATOR. GREENACRES—^Flve room, upper Houses for Sale 72 SIX ROOM house, all Improvemeots,. BUICK 1925 BROUGHAM. pendable service to their customers. .Keenness of E ffective Slarcli IT. 1927 WANTED—PART LOAD to, and load flat, - all modern Improvements, garage In' cellar, large, garden; ex­ BUICK 1924 TOURING. garage. Inquire 181 Wadsworth St. tra garage outside, widow wan^ to Cash Charge BUICK 1923 TOURING. or part load from New York last of present day business competition demands it. BENTON STREET—New five room April. Perrett and Glenney. Tele­ Rhone 1198-5. selL Call,68 .Oxford street, after S 6 Consecutive Days ..j 7 cts ® HUPMOBILE 1924 TOURING “FOUR bungalow, all improvements, oak o’clock or Saturday aftemoone. 8 Consecutive Days . . 9 ots 11 cts FORD COUPES (TWO). phone 7-2. trim and 2 car r-irage. Easy terms. . Day ...... 1 cts 13 cts Wise buyers of used cars know that now,;with HAYNES ST^ 76, five room flat, all 1 11 STUDEBAKER 1921 TOURING. improvements. Inquire at 60 Haynes Telephone 1483-12. ) SIX ROOM HOUSE, sun parlor, all All orders for Irregular Insertions Painting— Papering 21 early-season prices prevailing,dealers are offering Strset. Improvements, garage, chicken coop, will be charged at the one-time rate. J. M. SHEARER DELMONT ST.—New six room single, fruit trees and strawberry . natch, Special rates for long term every CAPITOL BUICK CO. Tel 1600 PAINTING— ^And paperhanging. Have bigger and better values tham ever before. ’ JOHNSON BLOCK, Main street, 8 just being finished, buy now and one acre tillable land. Will sell rea­ day advertising given upon reques„ your work done before the -• .sh. room apartment, all modern Im­ choose your own Interior decora­ sonable. 10 minutes walk from trol­ Ads ordered for three 01 six days I also carry Graves .vallpapers. provements. Apply to Albert Harri­ tions and light fixtures. Oak floors ley. Tel. 844-4. and stopped before the third or fifth Work done neatly and reasonably. You will find a wide seliectioh of late models son, S3 Myrtle street. Pbone 1770. throughout, French doors, fireplace. day will be charged only lor the ac­ CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925, NEW Ted LeClalr. Tel. 2377. One car garage. A home you’d be SIX ROOM HOUSE—Hardwood finish, tual number of times the ad appear­ TIRES, 5425 and makes listed daily under Classification 4. NICE FIVE ROOM flat, all Improve­ proud to own. Arthur A. Knofla. TeL in excellent location: 5500 cash w ill ed. charging at the rate earned, but ments. Apply at Harrison’s ■ Store, 782-2. (Over Quinn’s Drug Store.) take It or will trade for a building no allowances or refunds can be made FORD TUDOR SEDAN, 1926 5300 Repairing 23 598 Center street. Phone 669. lot. See Stuart-J. 'Wasley, 827 Main on six time ads stopped after the Why not select YOUR car early in the season EAST CENTER STREET corner Ham­ street. Tel. 1428. W. R. TINKER JR. CENTER ST. EXPERT KEY FITTING — Lawn NICE 5 ROOM tenement, modern, has lin St. eight room single, large lot, forbids” : display lines not mowers sharpened and repaired, aUo before the demand exceeds the supply—in fact, hot air heat, rent low. Call 2100, garage. R obert J. Smith, 1009 Main TWO FAMILY of 12 rooms, large scissors, knives and saws sharpen­ why not make your selection TODAY? Manchester Construction Company St. rooms and In good shape. Price only **^^6 Herald will not be responsible ed. Work called for and delivered. or telephone 782-2. 57000.00. Call Arthur A. Knofla. TeL for more than one incorrect Insertion 1924 Chevrolet Coupe. Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE—New 782-2, 875 Main street. of any advertisement ordered tor 1924 Chevrolet Touring. street, Manchester, Conn. Tele­ OAKLAND ST., 351—Five room flat, six room single, near Main street, more than one time. 1924 Oldsmobile Touring. phone 462. all Improvements. Inquire Sam oak trim, silver fixtures, gas, fire­ The Inadvertent omission or Incor­ CHEAP Yulyes, 701 Main street. place, sink room, garage In cellar. Lots for Sale 73 rect publication of advertising .vlll be 40 PER CENT DOWN—BALANCE GENERAL CARPENTER work Terms to suit. Walter Friche, 54 E. rectified only by cancellation of the EASY TERMS around house, such as shingling, PURNELL BLOCK, 3 room heated Middle Turnnlke. Tel. 348-4, or your ON CAMBRIDGE ST.—Quick sal?— charge made for the service render­ building garages etc. Arthur Ayers, Poultry and Supplies 48 Musical Instruments 63 apartihent. Wi'th kitchenette and broker. 2 desirable building sites. Unusual ed. SILK CITY OAKLAND CO. 11 Ashworth street. Phone 172-2. bath. Modern improvements. Rea­ opportunity. Leaving town. Call sonable price. A pply G. E. Keith EAST. CENTER ST., 463— A real TIFFANY PIANO—Quick sale. Excel­ 245-3, 26 Orchard street. 195 Center St. Phone. 2169-2 LAWNMOWERS put In proper order, .Furniture Company. home, seven rooms, with sun par­ All advertisements must conform There Is a reason why lent condition. Price right. Owner lor, tv/o fire places. Will exchange In style, copy and typography with phonographs, clocks, electric clean­ folks prefer leaving town. Call 245-3. 26 Orchard PORTER STREET—Nice building lot ers, irons, etc., repaired. Key mak­ RENTALS—Several desirable rents for five room house or lot in good 146 feet frontage. An ideal site for regulations enforced, by the publish­ DODGE COUPE—1924, excellent con­ Miller’s Superior Baby Chicks street. ers, and they reserve the right to ing. Bralthwaite, 150 Center street. with modern Improvements. Inquire location or a two tenement house. that new home. Price of Arthur A- dition. Priced right. Phone. 1226-2. Edward J. HolL Teh 560. F or particulars call 1321-2. Knofla. Phone 782-2. (Over Quinn’s). edit, revise or reject any copy con­ S. C. White Leghorns and R I. Reds Ofl9ce and Store Equipment 54 sidered objectionable. ESSEX for sale, 4 body complete and SHARPENED—Lawn mowers, knives, SIX ROOM TENEMENT, all Improve­ EAST CENTER ST.—2 of Manches­ CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads scissors, razors, saws. John Garabal- WASHINGTON ST.—Dandy building Essex 4 motor. Waranoke Garage. Our stock has been bred nany ments. Inquire James Maguire, 41 ter’s nicest homes. Ownero say sell. lot; small amount of cash down; to be published same day must be re­ Phone 544. dl. 110 Spruce St. years for size, vigor and produc­ COUNTERS—Two office counters, one It’s up to you. Further particulars of ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays 10x9 long with cupboards under­ Strant Street. terms arranged; sewer, gas, side­ tion: is State tested and free Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 782-2. (Over walk and cjirb In front of lot. 10:30 a. m. 1923 FORD COUPE SEWING MACHINE repairing of all from Diarrhoea and disease. We neath and one 16x2 long w ith cup­ SIX ROOM TENEMENT on Hudson Manchester Plumbing & Supply boards underneath and glass parti­ Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main street. ■ Telephone Your Want Ads A bargain, 535 DOWN. makes; oils, needles and supplies. R. have been sold out five weeks In Street, two blocks from depot. Con­ Store). Phone 782-3. 1926 HARLEY DAVIDSON W. Garrard, 37 Edward St. Phone. advance all Spring, but can sup­ tion above. Apply R. K. Anderson, venient to schools and trolley. All Ads are accepted over the MOTORCYCLE 715. ply local orders beginning May Watkins Brothers, Inc., South Man­ modern Improvements. Rent 535, GOOD SEVEN ROOM single on East at the CHARGE RATE fully equipped, 565 DOWN. 10th In any quantity up to 3000 chester, Conn. with garage 540. Call at 55 Hudson Center Street. Fire place, steam heat, Real Estate for Exchange 76 as a convenience to advertisers, but Courses and Classes 27 chicks per week at special re­ St. T el 981-2. etc., very reasonable price and the CASH RATES will be accepted as MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES CO. duced prices. Come and see us or Wanted— ^T6 Buy 58 terms. R obert J. Smith. 1009 Main FARM AND CITY property fcr sale FULL I’AYMENT If pala at the busi­ 1069 Main street So. Manchester telephone. Brooders and supplies. St. pr exchange. William KanehL 619 ness office on or before the seventh Opposite Army & Navy Club AMBITIOUS MEN. BOYS. A splendid JUNK— will pay highest prices for 6 ROOM TENEMENT, Improvements. ^enter street day following the first Open Eves. & Sundays * Tel. 740 opportunity to learn barbering. FRED MILLER’S Inquire 99 Hemlock Street. MANCHESTER GREEN, 6 rooms, e.sch ad, otherwise the CHARGE COVENTRY POULTRY FARM all kinds of Junk; also buy all kinds bath, electric lights, 2 1-2 acres land, RATE will be collected. No responsi­ ladles’ bobbing, shingling. Latest of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele­ FORD TOURING. 1925 (2 )— 5100. methods taught. Complete course phone 982-4. 3 ROOM TENEMENT, all Improve­ easy terms. Consider renting. Tele­ bility for errors in telephoned ac.s OVERLAND SEDAN, 1925— 5350. $35.00. Day. evening class. Vaughns Coventry, Cc^nn. Phone Man. 1063-3 ments. Apply 281 Spruce Street. phone 886-2. will be assumed and their accuracy ESSEX COACH "4”—5325. Sanitary Barber School, 14 Market cannot be guaranteed. RAGS, MAGAZINES—Bundled paper HUDSON COACH. 1925— 5750. street, Hartford, Conn. and .Junk bought at highest cash TENEMENT of five rooms, newly AIUNROE ST., beautiful six room OLDSMOBILE SPORT ROADSTER, BABY CHICKS, all varieties:— prices. Phi-re 849-8 and I will calL L renovated, ready- May 1st. Inquire at bungalow. Ideal corner location, two Phone 664 1927— 5775. Private Instruction 28 Leghorns, day old, 16c ea. Elsenberg. ' 111 Holl street. Telephone 1214-4. car garage. Price right. Arthur A. a s k ®'o r w .\.n t a d s e r v i c e OLDSMOBILE TOURING “4”—1923 B. P. Rocks, day old, 18c ea. Knofla. Tel. 782-2, 875 Main. — 5225. R. I. Reds, day old. 18c ea. TENEMENT of 6 rooms, near Center Index of Classifications DURANT TOURING, 1922— 5150. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given in Boland and Greene, 865 Middle Turn­ Booms Withont Board 59 all improvements. Vacant May 1st. OLDSMOBILE. 1925 DE LUXE all grammar school subjects by pike East, Phone 477-5. Inquire 53 Spruce street. SEDAN— 5550. former grammar school principal, Evening Herald Want Ads are now M AXW E LL TOURING. 1922— 5150. t e n ; MENT—4 rooms. All Improve­ for rates call 215-5. BABY CHICKS—Ducklings, Cert-0- FURNISHED ROOM to rent. Tele- ABOUTTOWN grouped according to classifications BUICK TOURING. 1922— 5175. phone 186. ments, 523.00, 71 Starkweather St. BOY ((SCOUTS below and for handy reference will Easy Terms—One Year to Pay. Business Opportunities 32 Culd stock: popular breeds; guaran­ Tel. 344rl2. teed live delivery: free catalogue. -OF appear In the numerical order indi­ FLRNISH ED r o o m s for light cated: , ., CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. Clark’s Hatchery, East Hartford, THREE ROOMS—Heated apartments FORD’S NEW INDUSTRY -will make Conn. housekeeping 53.00 up. Apply 51 Lost and Found ...... ^ Center & Trotter Sts. Tel. 1174 Apel Plac^ Manchester. ■?rtth bath. Apply shoemaker, Trot­ Samuel, five-year-old son of Mr. many people wealthy. Free Informa­ ter Block. Announcements ...... « tion on how you can obtain the full and Robert Pratt of 85 Fair- Personals ------• • • ■ ...... Oldsmobile and Marmon Sales and Poultry and Supplies 43 Troop 1. Antomoblles facts, which will give you an op­ Boarders Wanted 50-.1 TWO UPSTAIR PLATS with Im­ field street, entered the Memorial Service » portunity to profit in your own city Automobiles for Sale ...... provements, rent reasonable. Apply hospital yesterday. Eighteen Scouts were present by the starting of Ford’s new indus­ S. C. R. I. CHICKS from Pines Quali­ Automobiles for Exchange .... HUDSON SEDAN. 7 passenger, new FURNISHED' ROOM for two men or 244 North Main street. Telephone Monday evening at the meeting l5 try. Send two cent stamp and self ty, trap-nested stock, chicks are go­ 28-2 or 409-3. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... ® paint. Tel. 2017. Pickett Motor Sales addressed envelope to Donovan’s two girls with or without board In the Harding school, several beini Auto R epairing— Painting ...... ‘ Co. ing fast. Season closes soon, order Paul Quish, of Locust street was Economic Service, Lafayette Bldg., now. W. S. Haven. Coventry, 1064«-4. private family, five minutes from discharged from the Memorial hos­ absent on the tree-planting exhlbl Auto Schools ...... - ...... Detroit. mills. Call after 5 p. m. at 78 Pine Houses for Rent 6.3 Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » OAKLAND touring good running con­ street. pital yesterday. tion. FOur Scouts went to the town Autos—For Hire ...... » dition, reasonable for cash. Inquire Articles for Sale 45 farm today and two will go tomor­ au Kittles Market, 18 Bissell street. Help Wanted— Male SO 5 ROOM HOUSE, all Improvements Garages—Service—Storage ....« FOSTER ST., one and 2 cheerful row to plant trees for the town. Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... sunny rooms, furnished for house­ and garage at 9 Norman street. Tel. The young people’s classes at the Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... ANTIQUES 574-3. KITCHEN MAN—First class. Inquire Antiques bought, sold, repaired, re­ keeping, modern conveniences. Call Salvation Army will meet tonight Tomorrow evening at 5:30 th6 Business and Professional Services OVERLAND SEDAN—A-1 condition, 1545-2. troop will meet at the Harding Business Services Offered ...... 13 guaranteed. Telephone 2017. at 20 Bissell Street. stored. Reflntshing and upholstering WARREN ST., 21—6 room house, at 7:30 and the Life Saving Scouts Household Services Offered ....Id-A of old and modern furniture. V, with apple trees and garden, tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock. school for a trip to Old Newgati tiedeen, 37 Hollister street. Apartments— Flats— Building—Contracting ...... 14 Auto Accessories— Tires 6 STRONG BOY WANTED, good op­ garage If desired. Inquire 136 South prison. Every Scout is urged to go Florists—Nurseries ...... portunity to learn Duco business. Tenements for Rent 6 8 Main street. The egg hunt planned by the and to provide his own supper. Funeral Directors ...... i “ Apply 8 Griswold street. South Man­ Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. O-TITE PISTON RINGS give your chester. Salvation Army, yesterday proved At the meeting Monday evening engine more power, more miles per a p a r t m e n t s —T hree, and fpur Insurance ...... 1° DELCO LIGHTING SYSTEM "For room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ to be a lively affair. About 75 a program of lively games was M illinery— Dressm aking ...... gallon of gas and prevent oil pump­ youngsters made their way to the carried out under the direction ol ing. Norton wheel pullers. Ford sale—complete. Fine condition. Suit­ vice, gas. range, refrigerator, In-a' Moving—Trucking—Storage .... 40 TWO PAINTERS, first class. Apply to able for farm or summer cottage. door bed furnished. Call Manchester CASUAL FOOTBALL lot on Charter Oak street. Before Painting—Papering ...... "1 cylinders rebored, all kinds of light J. P. Tammany, 77' JIain street. Scoutmaster Franklin Smith. repair work. Lawn mowers repaired. Price right. G. H. Pinney, 84 Pros­ Construction Company, 2100 or tele­ they arrived the eggs had been hid Among the games played werf Professional Services ...... pect street. So. Manchester, Conn.” phone 782-2. R epairing ...... Fred H. Norton, ISO Main street. Agents Wanted 37-A away in all kinds of places, even “ Baby in the Hat,” “ Skip” ' and Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. 44 Tel. 552-2. Fuel and Feed 49-A CENTER STREET, five room flat, ex­ . KICK BREAKS ARM in tin cans and on knotty “ Smugglers.” This last game was Toilet Goods and Services ...... -0 tra flushed bedroom, gas and elec­ Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 MEN OR WOMEN full or spare time. branches of trees. The hunt work­ voted the best of all. A man was Auto Repairing—Painting 7 tricity, steam heat, 535 monthly. ed out so that every child received Educational Clinton Towell Co. Clinton, Mass. HARDWOOD— Under cover 59.00 per Telephone 1830 or inquire . 147 East supposed to be beseiged In a cabio Courses and Classes ...... 27 Reo truck load. Call • after 6 p. no. Center street. an egg. Afterward they played while his friends tried to smuggle Private Instruction ...... 48 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING on all makeq of cars. Up-to-date greasing Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 116 Wells street. Phone 1307-2. games. in supplies. However, a tribe of In­ D ancing ...... and brake re-linlng service. Our COZY RENT for'small farnlly. Ready Soccer Spectator Falls as dians was surrounding the cabli Musical—Dramatic ...... 43 SEASONED HARD WOOD 57 per May 1st, with electric lights, bath, Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 work guaranteed. Schaller’s Garage, FOR SALE—AIRDALE Dog, thor­ ‘ The rank of page will be confer­ and if they caught a smuggler they 634 Center street. Tel. 1226-2. load, also white birch 56 load. cement cellar, grained floors, white Financial oughbred, 2 years old, wonderful Trucking and ashes moved. Tele­ enameled rooms, 520 with garage. red on a class of candidates at the searched him. Each article had a Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 watch dog on farm. Will sell for phone 24-4.. Seastrand Bros., 91 So. Main street. He Boots Outside Bal regular monthly meeting of Linne value in points and while th« Business Opportunities ...... 32 Garages— Service— Storage 10 525, if It Is a good home. Money to Loan ...... 33 lodge,'No. 72, Knights of Pythias, smuggler was being searched foi WOOD—Chestnut wood, hard wood COOPER ST., 81— F ive ropn^i, second at 8 o’clock tonight In Orange hall. the slips of paper with the names Money Wanted ...... 34 BUILDING, suitable for two-car PETS—Puppies. Angora kittens, par­ 'and slab wood, sawed stove length, floor flat, 520 per month- Inquire at Back to Field. Help and Sltuatlona garage, 20x20. Any reasonable rental rots. canaries, linnets, finches, gold­ and under cover. L T. Wood. 55 Bls- Home Bank and Trust Company. of supplies, the captured man Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 offer accepted. Corner of Summer fish, turtles, snails, tadpoles, mede- sell street. Telephone 496. Thirty members of Troop 6 of counted 100. If the article was Help Wanted—Male ...... 38 and McKee streets. Phone 1877. cines, foods and supplies. Stock 1 ROOM FLA T at No'rkh End. Bath, the South Methodist Boy Scouts at­ found before the count* was reach­ Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 com ing in ever>- day Dan E Nagle . Garden— Farm— Dairy Products 50 sleeping pbrch. second floor, $22. 22fi Agents W xnHid ...... 37-A Co.. 280 Asylum street. H artford. J " Woodbridge street. O.'E. Powell. While everyone else who watch­ tended the showing of "A Regular ed the smuggler was out of ths Situations Wanted—Female ... 38 Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Phone 5-1982. ed the Celtics and Cheney Brothers Scout” at the Circle theater last giame; The sides were captained bj Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 APPLES—Gano, Greenings and Seek- FIVE ROOM FLAT, second floor, night. The picture is a story of the Harry Howland and “ Don” . Gay­ Employment Agencies ...... 40 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 No-Furthers, Green Mountain pota­ modern. Rent 530. Inquire 187 W est play for the championship of the lord. Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—Vehicles EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE, 1925 for toes and sweet cider. Edgewood Middle Turnpike. ' Scout movement In this country. Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 sale. Like new. Price right for quick Fruit Farm. Telephone 945. W. H. Manchester District Soccer League sale. Telephone 1906-3. Live Stock— Vehicles ...... 12 WAGON, dump cart and buggy in Cowles. FIVE ROOM FLAT, all Improvements, Sunday at the McKee street Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 good condition. Inquire of Frank first floor, garage. 17 Holl street, stadium paid only a small admis­ Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 Damato, 24 Homestead street, Man­ PANSY PLANTS fifty cents per Phone 1706. For Sale—Miscellaneous MOTORCYCLE — Harley Davidson, dozen. F. A. Krah, 669 Tolland Turn­ sion fee, it is going to cost one 345 Hlllstown Road. Joseph Reister. chester, Phone. 1507. Articles for Sale ...... 45 pike. FOUR ROOM FLAT, slpgle house, all spectator well over $200 for that Boats and Accessories ...... 46 AUCTION Poultry and Supplies 43 latest Improvements. ‘ Garage If de­ privilege, if it may be termed that. Building Materials ...... 47 W’^anted Autos— Motorcycles 12 ROSES 25c each, gladiolas 30c dozen, sired. Inquire of Frank Damato, 24 EQUIPMENT OF THREE FARMS ' Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 cabbage plants 25c dozen, other nur­ He is Frank Irwin, of 122 West Homestead St. Manchester, Conn. We will sell at Public Auction at the farm known as the Berry Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 AUTOS—Will buy cars for Junk. Used sery stock at reasonable prices. Or­ Phone 1507, street and is employed in the Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A BABy CHICKS 15000 FOR APRIL ders delivered. John McConville, Joseph Farm, South St., Rockville, Conn.;,Thursday, April 28, at Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 parts for sale. General auto repair­ powen and heating department at ing. Abel’s Service Station. Oak st. Homestead Park. Tel 1364-13. 5 ROOM FLAT, all Improvements, ten o’clock in the forenoon (daylight saying time) 8 horses, all Household Goods ...... 51 BABY CHICKS 15000 FOR MAY first floor on Lllley Street. Call at Cheney. Brothers. Frank went to Machinery and Tools ...... 52 Tel 789. good rugged farm horses, 10 exceptional good cows in various Household Goods 61 27 L llley St. the game Sunday and was one of stages of milk; 2 horse rakes, 3 mowing machines, 2 fertilizer sow­ Musical Instruments ...... 53 OLIVER BRO'S, S. C. W. LEGHORNS the early arrivals. Players were Office and Store Equipment .... 54 Business Services Offered 13 FIVE ROOM TENEMENT with all ers, 7 cultivators, 4 tobacco racks on trucks, 5 low do'wn farm wag­ Sporting Goods—Guns ...... * 55 On acccuKt of extremely large GAS RANGES new and used. Priced Improvements, cehti’aUy' located practicing on the field. Someone ons, 4 tobacco riggings, one weeder, 2 corn planters, dump cart, 7 Specials at the Stores ...... 56 hatches we will have more chicks from 510. up. 20 per cent off on all near mills and trolley. Inquire ASHES REMOVED, trucking done. bedding. A nice line of sun porch booted the hall and it rolled over baling boxes, one tobacco case press, 14 tobacco cases, 3 tobacco Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 Robert Creighton, 16 Knighton St. than we booked orders for—There­ Michael Foley, 46 1-2 Summer St. to where he was standing. Frank Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 Telephone 105-5. fore we can take a few more orders. furniture. A. beautiful flber rocker setters, 3 sulky plows, 3 wheelbarrows, 3 prout hoes, 2 acme har­ Rooms— Board—Hotels—Resorts These are the well known OLIVER for $12.95, good value fo r 516.50. picked it up and attempted to kick rows, 2 sulky cultivators, 2 markers, spike tooth harrow, hayted- Benson’s Furniture Exchange. Tel. Restaurants BRO’S CHICKS—carrying the very INVERSELY TRUE it back. In doing so, however, he der, celery hiller, Fairbanks scales, bob sled, toe board wagon, Rooms Without Board ...... 59 Florists— N nrseries 15 best blood lines—Every chick is o3-3, 649 Main street. Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A s from our own eggs, hatched In our fell. sleigh, ice plow, snow plow, stone boat, single and double harness Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 FL’OWERS— 50,000 giant Italian . an- own incubators. Every bird official­ He: I've hqd this car for years X-ray pictures later revealed that and various other articles too numerous to mention. Tobacco Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 sles, geraniums, ageratums. Martha ly blood tested by the state. All SECOND HAND furniture, will sell both bones were fractured in cheap. 13 Keeney Court. and never had a wreck. laths for about 45 acres. Manchester Lumber Co., owner. Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 Washington geraniums, all in bud orders for 1000 or more delivered Frank’s left forearm. As a result Real Estate For Rent and bloom. Hollyhocks, fox-glove. direct to your brooder house by auto She: You mean you’ve had this Auctioneer’s Notice— The farm implements mentioned above he will be out of work five or six Apartments. Flats, Tenements.. 63 Canterbury-bells, hardy pinks, hardy within five miles of Manchester, wreck for years' aud never had a are the equipment of three farms owned and operated by,the Man­ Business Locations for Ren. ... 64 chrysanthamum, peonies, asparagus l-’rice 21 cents each. 300 oi- more 19 FERDINAND SCHIBGILL weeks at the very least, It is said. car.— Everybody’s Weekly. chester Lumber Co. However as the company has decided to dis­ Houses for Rent ...... 6 5 roots, everbloomlng rose bushes, cents each. continue farming, all of the above will be sold withont reserve. Suburban for Rent ...... 66 catalpa trees, California privet and Summer Homes for R ent ...... 67 A BUSINESS CARD These tools are in first class condition. One 1924 Chevrolet coupe. evergreens, all at low prices. OLIVER BROTHERS Ferdinand Schibgill, secretary of Wanted to Rent ...... 61 Michael Plnatello, 379 Burnside FATAL BLUNDER This will be a full day’s sale and will start promptly at ten o’clock, Real Estate For Sale Avenue Greenhouses. East Hartford. CLARKS CORNER, CONN the Zion Lutheran church of this Western newspaper: “ Mr. Gerad rain or shine. Lunch will be served on the premises. If you Apartment Buildings for Sale... 69 Laurel 1610. Business Property for S ale ...... 70 town for mapy years, died In Mid­ Allen, Jr., Personal Escorter. Tots want to buy a farm speak to the auctioneer or his assistants. Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 dletown yesterday in his 79 th year. Coroner: You saw the deceased and Kiddies took to school and re­ ROBERT M. REID, Auctioneer. Houses for Sale ...... 72 More than half the tobacco smok­ The lowest spot on the surface of He had been living in Middletown struck by the street car?. turned prompt In perfect condlshlon 201 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. . Phone 41' Lots for Sale ...... 73 Witness: I did, " ; * if received that way. Military dis­ Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 ed In Canada is grown In that coun­ the earth is where the River Jordan for some time. The funeral will be Suburban for Sale ...... 75 held on Friday afternoon from the Coroner: Did he received any cipline. Rates 25c a week. Spe- Real Estate for Exchange ....« 76 try. Twenty-eight thousand acres of empties into the Dead Sea, 1300 Lutheran church at Middletown at medical atitention? shlol rates to twins. Refined con­ Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 farm land there are producing 30,- feet below the level of the Mediter­ Witness: No; he.was carried In­ versation. No extra charge for nose Auction—Legal Noticea 3:30 and burial will be in the Auction Sales ...... 78 000,000 pounds a year. ranean. Buckland cemetery here. to a drug store' by mistake.— ^Life. wlpin. All I ast is a trial.” Legal N otices ...... 79 GAS BUGGIES—Halt! 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SKIPPY by Percy Cit>sby FLAPPER FANNY SAYS; r SENSE M NONSENSE So! A60YTHINKS H€ ^vsr.se THG G ' u y I SHB FROVOKBP j stranger (at g ate):' Is rour Ca u i^soLT M Y C a n a r y , Huh? ------^ ^------—A HKWCf.' mother at home? Youngster: Say! Do you sup­ pose I’m mowing this yard because th3 grass is lonig? Patient (nervously): “And will, the operation be dangerous, doc­ > tor?” Doc: “Nonsense! You couldn’t buy a dangerous operation for for­ ty dollars.” SPRING Oh, will the season ever bring Some faint reminder of the Spring? Will cheerful w ed e’er grog again And pansies blossoia in the glen? Will there be signs of coming leaves? Will sparrows nest along the eves? Surcease, Oh, shall we ever know From oaily forecast "rain or snow?” Copyright, P. L. Crosby, 1927, Johnson Features, Inc. Advertising works the way grass REG. u.s.PAT.orr. grows—the better your publicity By Fontaine Fox WASfflNGTON TUBBS U 01927 BY NCA SCRVICC, INC. fertilizer the less you need lie A Very Significant Target It seems as though you just awake nights to worry about the By Crane can’t go joyriding without run*' crop. ning Into someone you know. You might tell her age and live, but you had better not tell how much she weighs. R jFJLE PRACT/CE 8Y t h e AMATEUR TRUCK GARDTRER o w / Heow/ The main objection to war ijs WH05E NEXT POOR NgiGMSOR KggP^ CHICKENS. Good that it seldom kills off the right ^ = ( v\e^^JeNS! \ people. oocwl Dorothy: But, surely you didn’t O n s tell him straight out that you loved him? Jane: Goodness no! He simply SOME OF EVERYTHING. had to squeeze it out of me. This list of questions contains a A POEM little bit of everything. You’ll find It's great to be alive and be the answers on another page: Apart of all that’s going on; C 'IsE ai 1— Rearrange the groupings ofTo live and work and feel and see these words so that words having Life lived each day from early 1__ directly opposite meanings will be dawn: paired: To rise and with the morning light 1 glory secrecy Go forth until the hours are late. love cowardice Then joyously return at night. publicity ignominy And rest from honest toil—it’s heroism lassitude great. J energy hate Perhaps you have noticed that it 2— Is “fugue" a term used intakes a lover two hours to kiss her painting, music, poetry or drama? good night—and it takes a husband . .r N 1 U A V S F O R . 3— ^\vhat is the family name ofabout half a second. \ MOO "lb MEUL fVBOOT. the reigning house of England? VW^ FVViCxtK \ DOt^ MOO \ DIO. Insurance Agent: “Would you vmvMvx a 4— ^In what sports did the fol­like to read something with a © W ^OOV\? lowing men become famous: Jim risque atmosphere?” Maloney, Joe Sewell, Roland Friend: “Sure!” Locke, Vincent Richards, Bennie Insurance Agent: “Here’s an ac­ cc Hi Friedman? cident policy!” 5— ^What took place at Hog Island during the World War? Cancel your ad in haste and re­ 6— ^What railroad system has thepent at leisure. Fred Harvey dining car service? The national administration In 7— In what state is Lake Winne­power, which has little to do with o bago? it, is always praised or blamed for 8— What Js the function of thegood or bad times. That's polt differential in the automobile? tics. ^ \ ^ ^ Diner (to head waiter): By the I admire any man or woman way, did that fellow who took my d who accepts the Inevitable respon- order leave any family? * sibllities of life, and digs in. Some folks couldn’t tell the t v - r Hustlers always seem to be truth even in a diary. ZlV R E (Liri^ ^ - C1^yBY H« SERVICE. J working for some fat fellow who sits In a swivel chair all day long, About the only think a mah smoking cigars. needs to become political timber is (© Fontaine Fox, 1927, The Betl Syndicate* Inc.) the ability to plank down. “Your husband never seems to send you flowers any more.” CASH PAY"MENTS By Blosser "That’s all right. He put that FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS What’s This? money into life insurance.” At this advice-, do not frown, For it will stand the test; Sarah; "Did ho kiss you against A wise young man will use cash ■7JX.EV l-OCkED 6EEVJJ1ZZ-»VER your will?" down 7W/r A psA oiy „ VVS FRO/or p o m s cERTAiAi'y Gladys: "He thinks he did.” When feathering his nest. MOJIS, PRECRLES? DooB-r oev^r m 6l-AE> VMB MOW C A W r BE IM , STAV&O POR 60IMS To BED ALREADV." 7VJO SROVUS.'

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TO HOLD EXAMS FOR EMERGENCY DOCTORS OLD VULCANIZING SHOP PRACTICINQ FOB SPRING MAIL CARRIERS’ JOB jiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiliiiinniiiiiiiiinm nuiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiir VERNON PASTOR ENDS STARTS ON ITS TRAVELS DANCING-GYM EXHIBIT RAINBOW Doctors Edwin C. Higgins The United States Civil Service DANCE PALACE and INN and Howard Boyd will be on Workmen today began the job Practice periods are being held Commission will hold an open com­ LABORS THIS WEEK of moving the vulcanizing shop of duty tomorrow afternoon to petitive examination here for the for the Spring dancing and gymnas­ CHENEY’S PAY CHECKS ~| | answer any emergency calls. positions of clerk and foot carrier Clarence S. Barlow from Its present tic, exhibition which will be given Pay Night -fS> in the Ma’nchester office. Rev. Edward Eells Plans to Go location at 595 Main street to the in the School street gymnasum Regular positions with full time lot adjoining It on the north. It Thursday evening May 12 Under CASHED HERE ' TONIGHT WED., APRIL 27 South After Short Period at will remain there temporarily Saint Patrick’s Pipe band of service are seldom filled by direct Staffordville. the direction of Ruth M. Calhoun We have made provisions for cashing Cheney Brothers OLD FASHIONED DANCE this towm, which is to give a bene­ appointment from eligible regis­ while a new brick shop is built on and Dorothy W. Hardy.:The exhihi Pay Checks at our Cashier’s Office, Main Floor. You are NIGHT EVERY THLTtSDAY fit performance tonight at Lyceum ters. Eligibles are first appointed the present site, Mr. Barlow said tions given in the past have proven under no obligation to buy anything in order to have your Pastor Edward Eells of "Vernon this morning. BIG WEEK-END DANCES hall, Hartford, will go to that city as substitutes and are required to Center preached his farewell ser­ very successful and this one promis check cashed. This is part of the service rendered by Hale's tomorrow evening to escort Eamonn be available to render service when­ The vulcanizing shop Is a small es to maintain the standards al­ and we trust you will take advantage of It. EVERY SAT, AND SUN. mon last Sunday, His pastorate one-story wooden building and it De Valera from the Union depot, ever needed. ’Vacancies in the regu­ there will close this week. Next ready set. All phases of floor work Join the Crowd Sunday Eve when his train arrives at 7 o’clock, lar force are filled by the promo­ Sunday he will begin a six months’ will require a couple of days to done at both the East and West to the Hotel Heublein. He Is to tion of the senior substitutes. The pastorate of the Federated church move it to the open lot to the north Side Rees will be demonstrated speak in St. Peter’s hall tomorrow salaries , for regular employees at Staffordville, succeeding Rev. W. where it will be used until the new The classes to participate will be evening and it is expected many range from ?1,700 to $2,100 per D. Woodward, who is retiring from shop is constructed. Then it will be the women’s gym of both East and Manchester people will go to hear annum. These positions are per­ the active work of the ministry and removed to Mr. Barlow’s home on West Side, the women’s dancing Thursday Morning manent during good behavior. Re­ him. coming p re sid e in Manchester. 95 Hamlin street where it will be and the children’s dancing groups ABOUT TOWN tirement on an annuity is provided Mr. Eplls Is promised a pastorate converted into a garage, it is under­ for at 65 years of age or in the case in Florfda next fall and will go stood. of total disability. Dr. G. A. F. Lundberg and fami­ south November 1. He expects to Fifteen days’ vacation with full combine with his pastorate In Flor­ C.4fRD OP THANKS ly have returned to their home on LIFE SAVER COURSE pay is allowed with an addition of 50 East Center street after a vacation ida many engagements to give his c S p e c ia ls ten days’ sick leave with pay. spent for the most part in Atlantic Helpful Talks as the “ Cheer U? We wish to thank all our friends For further information address Man” to large audiences of winter and neighbors for their extreme Read Over These Specials—Then Jud)?e City. Dr. Lundberg availed himself ! the District secretary. First United Expert of the opportunity to attend several' BEGINS THIS WEEK tourists, thus working into a line kindness during our Abe’s late ill­ States Civil Service District, Cus­ of lecturing which ne anticipates for Yourself. hospital clinics in Philadelphia. tomhouse Tower, Boston, ness and death, will take him across (he continent NAMEROVSKY FAMILY. Mrs. Horace Bushnell Cheney of to spend the winter of lS28-’29 in PIANO Store Closes at Noon. 78 Forest street underwent a ton­ Aspirants For Red Cross Southern California. sil operation at the Memorial hos­ The Mother church of Vernon pital yesterday. START RIPPING OUT will endeavor to find a pastor with a wife to occupy the parsonage and I Certificates Need Not Be TUNING Remnants of The monthly business meeting of j endeavor in some measure to carry COAL the Epworth League of the North TROLLEY CROSSOVER on the work of Mrs. Eells, so great­ j ly missed in that community. and Methodist church will be held in | Fancy Swimmers. Prices Duralin Floor Coverings the vestry tomorrow evening. | Straight Tracks to Replace the EGG ...... $15.00 Miss Anna S. Kugler of Hamlin The course In Life Saving to be Abandoned Terminal Track­ Repairing 5 0 ^ sq. yd. street will be the speaker at the given at the School Street Rec will age on Center Street. REMOVAL Center Congregational church to­ I have removed my Garage CHESTNUT ... $15.25 Rates Reasonable begin this week. Albert Addy, who state, town and Connecticut This is our regular 69c quality Duralin. Short morrow afternoon for the joint from No. 8 Cooper street to 59 Satisfaction Guaranteed meeting of the Ladies Benevolent has been having special work on Company engineers started prelim­ STOVE ...... $15.50 lengths— 4 to 6 square yard pieces. Variety of pat­ and Missionaiy societies. Miss Kug­ the Red Cross Life Saving tests for inary work today on the job of re­ West Center street, just Estimates Free terns to choose from. ler will speak on India, where she the past four months, will give in­ moving the crossover and switch at the entrance to the «carbarns on around the comer, Jarvis PEA ...... $12.00 Second Floor. was a worker among the lower structions to the men on Wednes­ castes for 44 years and the first Center street near the Town Hall. Building. KEMP’S woman doctor in the city of day evening from 8:30 to 9:30. The crossover will be eliminated THE MANCHESTER Phone 821 15c UNBLEACHED COTTON -c Madras. She will have an interest­ The women’s class will meet on entirely and the tracks will be a straight “ iron” from the Center to Maloney’s Auto Repair 5 Y a rd s...... 5 0 C ing story to tell and all women of Thursday evening at the same time; GRAIN & COAL CO. Love Lane. 59 West Center Street. Chadwick, 36 inch unbleached c&tton— good heavy oualitv the church as well as other local It is not essential that an aspir­ Buy flve yards now and save! missionary societies are invited. The crossover is located on Cen­ Phone 1947. Phone 1760 Apel Place ant be an expert swimmer. Anyone, ter street and extends from Myrtle street to the entrance to the car­ 36 INCH DRESS LINEN mt ^ Three automobiles filled with the leader says, who feels confi­ barn yard. It has been used for the Yard ...... 5 0 c Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ dent that he can take care of him­ The W hat purpose of switching cars from the This is the best quality linen that can be sold at this low ranth members, made an early self in the water would very soon find that he could also handle regular rails to the yards and as price. All the new shades: rose, orchid, green, pink, maize, start for Waterbury this morning some one else after learning the there will be no more cars kept in tan, copen, light tan and coral. Suitable for children’s or where the session of the grand correk methods. the local barns, it is being taken Old Wood Shop Magnificent women's frocks. court is being held today. In the The 'Tests out. party were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Following is a list of tests which A derrick car equipped with Pitkin St., just off East Center 79c AND $1.00 RAYON VESTS AND r- /> Bantly, Mr. and Mrs. John Pickles, must be passed in order to receive hooks for tearing up the rails fin­ BLOOMERS, Each ...... O O C Royal Matron Finis Grant, Mrs. E. an emblem, a pin and a certificate ished work yesteraay in the yards, Harm ony in Wall Paper! Children’s rayon vests and bloomers in small sizes only to C. Packard, Mrs. Margaret Keyes, from the American Red Cross Life having taken out all of,the tracks close-out at this price. The vests have bodice tops. Whlto Mrs. Edith Husband. Miss Olive Saving Organization. there. An air compressor was and flesh. Limited number to sell. Chapman, Mrs. Annie Tryon, Mrs. 1. In deep water, disrobe from brought to Manchester today to be Picture Framing* How proudly the hos­ James Richmond, Mrs. J. L. Winer- shoes, pants or skirt, and coat, then used on the air drills which will 3oc FLANNELETTE DIAPER PANTIES r \ Old Paintings Restored. tess displays each rpom hottom and Mrs. Beatrice Grant. swim 100 yards. rip up the pavement around the 2 P a ir ...... 5 0 C 2. Surface dive, recovering ob­ crossover switch. each artistic corner Plain white with braid trimming. Sizes 1 and* 2 "years only. Ward Cheney Camp, U. S. W. V. jects,'3 times; 10 If weight once. Mortimer Moriarty, foreman of FREDERICK E. HUGHES will hold its regular meeting in the 3. Approaches, front, back and the track and section gang, is sup­ when it is decorated 9c PALMOLIVE SOAP, state armory tomorrow evening. under-water, each with proper erintending the removal of the 8 C akes...... Following the meeting which will turn and carry. switch. with O U R WALL 5 0 c I be a short one, the comrades will be 4. Head carry. The New Scientific PAPER. “ Keep that school girl complexion.” Stock up now-^spl- joined by the members of Mary 5. Cross-chest carry. The modern record for highest W all Coatinq cial tomorrow morning only at this price. Bushnell Cheney auxiliary. The lat­ 6. Arm-lock or hair carry. batting average is held by Rogers WOODEN SALAD SETS ter, in observance of Muster day, 7. Tired swimmer carry. Hornsby, who batted .424 in 1925. There are so many charming have prepared a short program .to 8. Front strangle four times In Hugh Duffy, in 1894, batted .438 v e r y shade selected designs in our Spring assort­ 5 0 c [ be followed by refreshments. Due two different positions. during the season. by a jury of women ments that you will find no dif­ The set consists of a wooden fork and spoon, Packed In a s E gift box. Suitable for a shower gift. to the acceptance of the invitation 9. Back strangle four times in and color experts. ficulty in choosing just the Df Burdette Camp No. 4 of Hartford two different positions. to attend their Muster day celebra­ 10. Double grip on one wrist To choose the ideal Wall Paper that harmonizes 39c TABLE OIL CLOTH, tion last Thursday, the local camp four times (using alternate wrists). shade o f white for Sun tone best with your particular deco­ 2 Y a rd s...... 5 0 c postponed theirs. Mrs. Joseph 11. Two people locked In front Goslee & Goslee rative scheme. One and one-quarter yards-wide, Variety of patterns and strangle and repeat. —7 variations were finally colors to choose from. Behrend, cliairman, will be assist­ CONTRACTORS AND submitted to this jury. ed by Itirs. Charles Warren, Mrs. 12. Demonstrate prone-pres­ sure resusciatation. 36 INCH CRETONNES, Agnes Gaylord and Mrs Anna BUILDERS 87.% voted for this new For Dependable Hanson. ' 13. Essay, prone-pressure re­ 2 Y a rd s...... soft “sun'white” . suscitation, 200 to 500 words. This is our regular stock of 29c and 39c*cretonne's ^5 1 0 ^ c ^ f Members of the cast of the 14. Float motionless one min­ High Grade The Popular So we named it Sun tone. Papers Call On Us are selling tomorrow morning only at 2 yards for 50c. LIgtt Moose minstrel, presented in the ute. and dark patterns suitable for draperies and cushions. Second State theater last wbek, have been 15. Tread water. Then the same jury Please don’t feel that Floor. • invited by the lodge to attend a 16. One minute carry, subject Building Edmond Method picked the 18 Suntone fully dressed. dinner in the Waranoke hotel to­ colors. when you avail your­ RIBBON NOVELTIES, morrow at 6:30. The committee 17. Fireman’s or saddle-back 3 f o r ...... carry from shallo.v water. HOMES of permanent waving is used in charge consists of Joseph Barto self of our Expert Wall Values in this lot as high as 50c each. Ribbon garters5 0 and c [ William Burnell. William War- 18. Lift from tank or onto by the State Beauty Parlor, Tsjeu; Mttralo Process OFFICES ribbon trimmed shoe trees can be found in this lot. You will nock, Walter Smith and Walter De flovi unassisted. and the use of the new auto­ guarantees uniformity Paper and Decorating surely find something that you can use here. Varney. 19. Oral quiz on life-saving, five questions- STORES matic winder insures an even Now you can be sure Service it may cost Dr. LeVetne Holmes and family wave close to the head-. This of getting exactly the aamt* more than you care to I each leave today for Blenheim, N. Y., FARM BLDGS. shade next year that you Potted Ferns where they will remain for the machine gives a Marcel wave spend. Not a bit of it! rest of the week. REPAIRING buy today. Only 15 of these beautiful ferns to close-out- at this price and ringlet ends. For appoint­ As a matter of fact, our Basement. MASON SUPPUES We solicit an opportunity to ment If you want supreme The Ladies’ auxiliary, A. O. H. will hold a meeting tonight at the estimate on your requirements. Phone 1941 beauty and quality, w ith ' range of prices take in St. James’s Parish hall at 7:30. LIME out added cost ask us about **Self-Serve** Specials Quality and Service all grades. This meeting is the one postponed ' Suntone. from Monday night and it will be CEMENT • Assured. State Beauty Parlor followed by whist games. (horned Beef, Libby’s or Armour’s, No Job Too Big or Too Small. state Theater Building, Mrs. Susan McCluskey of Cedar PLASTER Phone 899-4 or 205-4. Irving P. Campbell, 2 c a n s...... 50c South Manchester. 30 Depot Square, John I. Olson | street is visiting her niece, Mrs. California Asparagus, lb. can, cans 50c Rose Hughes of Worcester, Mass. BRICK Manchester Painting and Decorating 2 Andrew Cervini of Cottage street Contractor. Tender Sweet Peas, Burt Olney’s, has been removed to the Memorial FLUE LINING 699 Main St. South Manchester 3 c a n s ...... 50c hospital for treatment. DAMPERS Service — Quality — Low Prices | Mince Meat, Grandmothers A dautghter was born on. Monday niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiii,i„ to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marr of Prepared, ja r ...... 50c Maple street, at Mrs. Howe’s Ma­ TILE 2^2 Ib. jar. ternity home. A FuU Line. I PUON^ Tomatoes, 7 Cans ...... 50c Miss Sadie Hale of South Main street has returned from a two Give us your ord;r. FRESH FISH I months’ visit in Mt. Dora, Florida. = k k She made the trip by train and re­ We deliver the goods. Health Market'* Specials turned by automobile. EXTRA SPECIALS | GOOD THINGS TO EAT Mrs. Frederick H. Collings of LEAN PIECES OP PINEHURST CORNED BEEP. Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs...... 50c Uelmont street who recently under­ strictly Fresh Caught Mackerel, first went an operation at the Hartford G. L Willis & Son Veal Cutlet, lb...... soc liospital, is making favorable prog­ catch this season FRESH FISH ress. 2 Main Street Phone 50 Scotch Ham, lb...... soc le ^ ib . By express early Thurs­ Sausage Meat, 2 lbs...... ,. 50c day we will receive the fol­ Sterling Steak, 2 lbs...... ,50c EAT MORE FISH I Certified Seed Potatoes lowing shipment of Fresh Beef Stew, 21/2 lbs...... I MAINE AND VERMONT Strictly Fresh Buck Shad, About Fish.

In Small Quantities or Carload Lots 1 V2 to 2 lbs. each i THE FIRST FRESH MACKEREL OF THE SEASON. 5 t This is very choice seed, nearly disease free, and i FRESH H A U B U T SLICED STEAK COD i personally selected. 17/z^lb. COD TO BOIL = BUCK SHAD ROE SHAD = Fresh Herring, Steak Cod, FILET OF SOLE = LOUIS L. GRANT FILET OF HADDOCK FILET OF COD = ^ BUCKLAND, CONN. Tel. Manchester 1549 Filet of Haddock, Filet of Cod d r e s s e d h a d d o c k i SPECIAL ON LARGE PLUMP SALT MACKEREL = I Best Pure Lard, 2 lb s ...... 25c I at 21c each, 2 for 39c. = elocutionist, will be the aasistlni Tomorrow Is Thursday and Pinehurst closes at noon. Please E artist. Miss Grant has frequently llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllillllillllllllllllipilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I Finest ^^ative Potatoes ...... 39c Peck i buy your “Good Things to Eat” in the morning. = appeared with the Merrifleld play- era both here and lu other towns, I Strictly Fresh E ggs...... 37c dozen I PU Y HERE MAY 6 and Is also one of Mrs. Merrifleld’* f RUBBER HEELS I Premier Salad Dressing, large bottle 33c I MARKET NEWS | advanced pupils on the b: Wliile Eph Cole is on his Washington trip Fred Jackson is S Mrs. Ada N. Merrifleld, weil I Made Apple Pies ...... 28c I _ going to market for fresh vegetables each morning. Tomorrow S The Ladies’ Guild of St. Mary’i S morning he will bring out Fresh Green I’eas, Beets, New Car- 5 known teacher of stringed instru­ Episcopal church wUl have a soda I Regular SOfl get-together at the home of Mrs I Fresh Mackerel, stuffed and baked 35c ea. I s rots. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Cabbage, Celery, Asparhgns and S ments here and in Willimantic, an­ — Strawberries. g William Crawford of Hamlin str^p nounces the date of Friday even­ Friday evening of this I Now Attached For E For your Meat course try Breadcil Veal Chops or a nice V eal s ing, May 6 for her third annual Crawford w’M h-. = Stew. Lean Pork Chops, Spring Lamb, Bound Steak ground, — concert by her combined Williman­ r-.vld V s * s •.» small Daisy Ham. ‘ S tic and Manchester plectral or­ Wr ght. .V 3. . . I Manchester Public Market I i PINEHURST HAMBURG ...... 2.5c Ib. = chestras. As on both previous oc­ I ^ SAM YULYES f casions, the mnsi; will be given Mrs. Christine Rob n<. a. E PINEHURST SAUSAGE M EAT ...... 35c lb. S at the Hollister street school and I 701 Main Street, . South Manchester i I A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 f - TUB BUTTER, the b e s t...... 55c lb. S For the transportation of con­ more than thirty-five of the pupils victs in Germany a special chr i« i CORN FLAKES. 3 f o r ...... 25c | will have a part in the program in HllllllllllinilllHIIIIHIIilllMIHHlUJilHiHIUMIUUIIilHIHIUHIIIlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii. solo and group numbers. Miss Lil­ provided. It is fitted with heaviB ..illiiilHlllliiiimuimnnttlHllim uililllutuiunMuiiuiimilPH|Hpuminiuinmiui barred doors and has cells arrAng» lian Grant of Cambridge street. along the sides.

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