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(EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THK CENTS (UaeaUled Advertising on Page IS.) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., ^TOETAY, APRIL 8, 1932. yOL. U ., NO. 162. MELLON DENIES Wrecked Plane in Which Capt. Hawks HOOVER DISCUSSES Was Hurt VETERANS AT CAPITOL WARDEBTSflIS «■ ECONOMY PROGRAM SPEOAL WORK WITH BONUS PETITION Takes Up QuesUon At Cabi­ DETECTIVES PROBE New Ambassador Tells Re­ Mutineers Still Hold Marching Behind Bands, Ex net Session— Senate Sug­ EXTORTION PLOT porters In London That Soldiers Deliver 20 Pack­ gests Million Dollar Cpt In He Has No Instructions To Warships of Ecuador ing Cases Filled With Sig­ Foger Cot F n a A m u Dry Law Fund. Discuss Financial Prob- Guayaquil, Ecuador, April 8 There was complete order in the natures of Over Two Mil­ (AP) —The port authorities, acting rest of the country, Hand Sent To Oetdand Yenis of Europe. This afternoon the newspaper El Washington, April 8 — CAP) — under extraordinary powers granted Telegrafo published an extract from lion Persons — Received The drive for slashes in govern­ Man As a Wanung. the government by the Council of a manifesto issued by the rebels at ment expenditures gained addition­ — State at Quito, closed this port to Punta Piedra and intercepted by the By Leaders of Both Par­ ■^Loncton, April 8.— (AP)—Andrew I government. It named Commander al momentum today at the White all traffic today while the Equador- W. M^on, new American ambassa­ ean Navy, manned by mutineers, re­ Mendoza as the leader'of the move- House and Capitol. Cleveland,______April 8.— (AP) — A dor to Great Britain, took advantage mained in control of the harbor and ment,> and it described the movement ties. President Hoover, at the I ^ extortion "plot in which a fin- as “a revolution in defense of the of the first opportunity that offered Overturned and badly smashed as It crashed Into a stone wall In an fort at Punta Piedra. Yesterday the rebels darted out principles of liberty which are r » i “ 'sert p?.; rer hacked .rcm • itself today to say that he did not attempted take-off, Capt Frank Ha wk’s low-winged monoplane is shown and seized a British oil tanker with threatened by the Conservative Washington, April 8.— (AP) — aration for the meeting tomorrow was placed in the letter box or a come to Europe to solve the repara­ <%-e as it appeared after the famed speed flyer’s close brush with death its cargo and provisions. It was to Party.” Marching behind bands, over a with the special House economy prominent Cleveland man as a ter- tions and war debts problems. at the Worcester, Mass., airport. Hawks, removed unconscious from the prevent a recurrence of raids of The manifesto declared a block­ investigated wreckage, was later reported to be seriously though not critically injured. committee. rorizing \a^raliig, was Hardly were welcoming ceremon­ that kind that the port was ordered ade of the Port of Guayaquil and thousand veterans went to the Capi­ A soggy field was blamed for the aviator’s failure to gain the 70-mile-an- A t the same time, the Senate ap- today b;^^ftecUyes ies at Southampton and London over, closed. announced^, that General Mendoza tol today with a truckload of peti­ proprlstions subcommittee approv* | The___ man who received the hour speed necessary to lift the ton-and-a-half ship off the ground. Wll- before the former secretary of the All traffic bound in past Punta would make his headquarters in the tions urging cash payment of the «d ten ner cent reduction in the I gruesome threat was John B United States Treasury got right to Piedra, where the river is two miles little town of Puna. S124 000^000 supply bUl for the herding, 59, president of two M ld- bonus and were promised by major­ work at the American embassy and wide, will be shunted away in an ef­ The authorities here announced ity spokesmen of the House and 9tate Justice Commerce and Labor ing and loan companies, former one of his first acts was to receive fort to starve the rebels out. that three members of the crew of S rtm en ts neit year. It included member of the London, Ohio prison Senate their plea would receive con­ Departments next jr _____ -nmmission and former chairman British and American correspond­ Yesterday the mutineers seized the Cotopaxi had been hauled out of sideration. a $1,000,000 cut in the prohibition cornmlsslon and former of the Cleveland boxing commis­ ents there. FALSE RUMORS SPREAD the gunboats Cotopaxi and Tarqui the river near Guayaquil. 'They said ’The Veterans of Foreign Wars, enforcement fund, reducing the Then the new envoy called upon they had deserted the rebel force, sion. and steamed out of the harbor as a sponsors of the demonstration, said total to $10,000,000. Accompanying the finger was a Sir John Simon, Great Britain’s sec­ liner put In with General Leonidsis which consisted of only 60 men in there were 2,500,000 signatures on Meanwhile, Chairman McDuffie demand that he pay $3,000 to a retary for foreign affairs, to find out Plaza Gutierrez, former president. the fort. tile petitions delivered in 20 pack­ said the House economy committee messenger of the extortionist. about arrangements for presentation ON AMERICAN FINANCES The authorities thought that the Numerous other members of the ing cases. was------considering _ a retrenchment w . « I Whether the finger was severed of his credentials to King George. mutiny was inspired by the gener­ gunboat’s crew, they reported, were They were delivered to Represen­ program estimated to save between qj. Uving hand will be Meets Reporters. al’s political opponents although he locked up for refusing to join the tative Rainey of Illinois, the Demo- $175,000,000 and $200,000,O')0 fo igg^ngd after an examination by When the new ambassador sub­ HARDWARE STORES professed to have no political mutiny. They also reported that crELtlc leader; Snell, of New York, presentation to President Hoover ^jjpgj.^g gj Western Reserve Uni- mitted to questions of the corres­ Wall Street Bankers Say motive in returning from San Fran­ General Mendoza had been treated the Republican leader, and Senator tomorrow. „ versity. pondents their queries ranged over MAY SELL DRUGS cisco where he has lived for some by a doctor at Puna smd that he was McNary, of Oregon, the assistant Senator Jones (R., Wash.), author Other Threats his social plans and incidental things time. said to be seriously ill. Republican leader, who were group­ of the "F. e anej Ten" enforcement wilberding received a demand for until a reporter for one of the big They Will Run Down Re­ Restaurant Owners Open Cam­ ed on the Capitol steps with other law, is chairman of the full appro- j2,000 March 29 accompanied by a London dailies told Mr. Mellon that paign to Stop 'Drug Stores members from both brcnches rrf priations committee and of the sub- of death if he failed to corn- Europe regarded him as a special Congress. committee which made the cut in j next day the extortionist ambassador on war debts and repa­ ports That State American from Selling Food. President Hoover a few days ago the four department supply bill. It telephoned to ask if the letter had rations. urged that legislation for payment was one of two the Senate sent tjeen received. “Who did you say invented that Dollar Is Weak In Foreign New York, April 8.— (AP)— SMITH IS CANDIDATE of the bonus be not passed at this back to committee with Instruc- “What letter?” replied Wilber- story?” asked Mr. Mellon quietly. The proposition was advamced time and Henry L. Stevens, National tions to slash ten per cent from the ^jng “I have no special instructions to today to sell drugs in hardware commander of the American Legion, total as passed by the House. “ You are double-crossing me and deal with financial questions.” Majfkets. * stores. HE TELLS CONNECTICUT also has opposed it. Some Exceptions you’ll pay for it” the other man ‘T realize I am fortunate in com­ The purpose would be to The ten per cent reduction was replied, and then hung up the re­ ing here at this time. Relations make pharmacies quit selling VETERANS GA’THER applied rather generally down the ceiver. between our two governments were New York, April 8— (AP) - -Wall sandwiches. Washington, April 8.— (AP) — line. with some exceptions,------'•*— which I Police said today the finger and never better, smd while we both face Restaurateurs sponsor the Veterans in dress that includeij the secena threatening letter street international bankers said to­ Former New Ywrk Governor were made up by large cuts in a problems of a most serious nature, idea. GERMANY MAY BUY dingy overalls and smart scarlet few cases. reached Wilberding the following arising largely out of the war, these day that they would leave no stone Samuel Rothenberg, presi­ jackets gathered at the foot of are Salaries of judges, which Saturday. probelms are not insoluble and must unturned in their effort to protect dent of the Allied Restaurant Capitol Hill today to march to the Is “Fined" |1,000 Answers Letter Sent Hkn fixed by law, and appropriations for disappear if we approach them the American dollar in foreign Owners Guild which was organ­ doors of Congress and urge cash prisons were excepteo.______Because you have gone to police ized yesterday, said the Guild FARM BOARD WHEAT payment of the bonus. frankly with an effort to understand money markets against the insidi­ The detailed figures on the sub- I as you were told not to do, you have each other’s difficulties emd a firm was formed to war on chain By Eight Mayors— Would 'Two hours before the time set for committee’s action will not be bf»en fined $1,000 and will pay $3,000 ous spread of false rumors, such as drug stores operating lunch the parade, groups of the ex-serv­ deterpiination to be of assistance the rumor published yesterday in made pubUc imtil passed on tomor- in small bills to the -gf where we can. ^ counters., ice men collected at the peace row by the full committee. instructed in toe first letter* the Paris that a large American Hapk ‘ - He said many- drug stores “ Wdcome Frimids’ Support monument at the foot of Pennsyl­ The cut in t b ' prohlbitlon-lund spcond note said In rjbstance. “It iWU.be the greatest satisfac­ had suspeiided payments. If Credits Can Be Arranged tion to me if I can be of any help in were not only selling food* but vania avenue, starting point came as somewhat of, a surprise, as 1 ."Inside the envelp]^ While they were not pr^ared to also had hardware depart­ Wednesday for the huge military promoting such a working under­ say that an organlxed attack had oppolUoD to Ittad J standing between this coimtry and ments. ’The Guild plans to cam- New York, Aprti 9.—(AP)— Ten Million Bnshels May parade reviewed by President on'^the Senate floor by those who been instituted against the dollar, pedgn among hardware dealers, Hoover. envelope mentioned contained the my own." using false propaganda for its am­ Former Governor Alfred E. Smith The Veterans of Foreign Wars, sponsored the economy move. As to Court Dress. urging them as a retaliatory Senator McKellar (D., Tenn.), finger. munition, they did not hesitate to today sent a letter to the mayors of sponsor of the demonstration, an- As for court dress, which the late mesusure to put in a line of Be Turned Over. express their Irritation over the iioimced that petitions bearing over^ author of the moftion to send the Ambassador Harvey made famous drugs with their landmowers eight Connecticut cities announcing bill back to committee, announced Paris article which coincided with 2.500,000 signatures In behalf of by not wearing, Mr. Mellon said he and ten-penny nidls. he would accept the Democratic he would oppose reductions in the other specially written articles pur­ cashing the bonus will be present^ had not devoted much thought to it Washington, April 8.^(AP) — fund for enforcement of the dry JURY COMPLETED porting to show that the dollar is nomination for the presidency if to the House ways and means com­ but would wear whatever wsis ap­ in weak position. If satisfactory credits can be ar Ia^vs* tendered him. He said he would mittee which Monday starts hear­ The Senate rejected a motion to propriate. They expressed their gratifica­ ranged Germsmy may buy between ings on the question, Asked whether liquors would be tion, however, that the French gov­ ROOSEVELT SWEEPS “certainly welcome the support of eliminate virtually all appropria­ my friends in Connecticut and will 10,000,000 and 15,000,000 bushels of i In the absence of Acting Chair­ IN MASSIE CASE served on the table at the Embassy, ernment was reported to have taken man Crisp, the Democratic leader. tions for prohibition enforcement be very happy to stand solidly with Farm Board stabilization wheat. Mr. Mellon said he probably would prompt action designed to set the Representative Rainey, was to re­ when the bill was before it. them.” Discussion of additional purchases McDuffie told newspapermen the follow the custom of the country. French public straight on the false­ OPPOSITION ASIDE ceive the petition. Representatives “I haven’t any as yet," he said, ness of some of the rumors now “It is an absurdity for any one has gone on at intervals since that Patman of Texas and Connery of “but I suppose it is obtainable, afloat in that and other countries. to state that I will repudiate the ac­ government bought 7,500,000 Massachusetts, Democrats and tolFnre Americaas 0 « It— May tion of my friends," the letter said. bushels last September. George S. aid in wiping out the Treasury’s which is not the case in my Based on Information leading advocates of the bonus pay­ coimtry.” “The truth is I will stay with them ments, were to take part In the anticipated deficit. Bankers also said that the publi­ Never Divulfe Wlio KBled The British press has given more Democratic Leaders Now and every one who knows me will (Oontinued on Page Two) ceremony. “We recognize that this is no cation of the false bank report had have confidence in that statement. time to play partisan politics and attention to Mr. Mellon’s arrival President Hoover already baa some reassuring aspects. For one Denies Rumor with a matter so vital to the peo­ than it has to that of any American served notices that a veto awaits Yoing Hawanan. ambassador since the World War, thing, they said, it showed that part Admit That His Nomina­ “You call to my attention that any new soldiers’ bonus legislation ple and that concerns so seriously of the recent selling of the dollar the funds of the public treasury," many papers featuring his great there are now people whispering RACKETEERS BOMB received at the White House. wealth and interpreting his long ca­ which had come from France was among the rank and file that I am In a statement on March 29 he MscDuffie said. , t*. i based on misinformation, and not tion Is Accomplished Fact. reer in business and politics in great speaking in the interest of another said informal polls of the House It would require a twelve months Honolulu, April 8.— (A P )—it is fact. They reasoned that this sell­ candidate. That is absolutely false “have created apprehension in the studv to complete reorganization of barely possible the world never may detail. ing was largely speculative, and NEW HAVEN SHOP and would be a betrayaT of my country that a further bonus bill of the government, he said, but the know who killed Joseph Kahsdiawal, with the true facts once placed be­ Washington, April 8.—(AP) — economy committee la driving for a reliable source revealed today fol­ friends, which I would never be $2,000,000,000 or thereabouts for fore the public, that it would dry The presidential candidacy of savings that could be put into effect lowing selection of a jury to try guilty of. World War veterans will be pass­ up. ed." He ?idded; immediately that would "not impair Mrs. Granville Fortescue, Eastern TO ASK GOVERNOR An Ironic touch was given to the Franklin D. Roosevelt continues to “Not only in your own state of efficiency." society matron and three naval men sweep all obstacles aside with such Connecticut, but from other parts Dry Cleaning Plant Badly I wish to state again that I am French episode because, in the past absolutely opposed to any su,ch leg­ Here are some of the moves for on charges of lynching the young several weeks when considerable spectacular regularity that many of the country, it has also been reducing government spending now Hawaiian. called to my attention that it is islation. X X X I do not believe aay TO CALL ASSEMBLY mystery has shrouded persistent Democratic leaders now speak of Damaged But No One such legislation can become law. in President Hoover’s mind, many This source revealed that not selling of the dollar, some of the whispered among the rank and file of them requiring new laws: even Clarence Darrow, gray-haired his nomination as an accomplished of our Democrats that I am not Such action would uado every leading New York bankers strongly effort that is being made to reduce Alteration of Veterans’ Bureau leader of the defense, was certain defended the French against charges fact. ^ , available.’ Hurt— Hold Suspects. activities designed to save between how far he would go in refuting the Opponents concede that only an “I am at a loss to know what is government expenditures and bal­ of engineering a bear drive against extraordinary reversal of form or a $50,000,000 and $60,000,000 a year second degree murder case against meant by that. There is no differ­ ance the budget.” Mayors of 20 Cities To Mee this country’s currency. Also, it desperate stand in the convention Supports President Consolidations of hospitalization his clients. was pointed out, it was through J. ence between me today and four New Haven, April 8.— (A P )—'Ex­ However, two alienists who fig­ can stop him. . years ago when I was nominated In Since then Henry L. Steveae, na­ In Bridgeport To Discuss P. Morgan & Co. and American The opposition has been surprised plosion of a bomb shortly after 1 tional commander at the American (Continued on Page Seven) ured in sensatlonsd murder trials of banking associates that France ob­ the National convention of the par­ a. m. today caused extensive dam­ the southwest United States were not only by his strength, but by Legion, has supported President tained needed assistance several their own weakness. The major ty on the first ballot and secured age to a dry cleaning plant on Greg­ here today to confer with Darrow, Hoover in opposing bonus legisla­ years ago when a world wide drive reliances of the combination aguinst for the party the largest popular ory street with an investigation re­ indicating that the defense is pre­ State’s Unemployment. tion. He said his position was in on the French franc brought the fin- him are fading one by one. sulting in the urrest of two men. pared, if necessary, to have one of (Continued on Page Two) accord with the action taken by the PROGRESSIVES LOSE Eincial structure of the European re­ During the past week in the Julius Rosenberg, 45, and Harry last National convention of the Le­ the four accused admit the shooting public close to the brink of destruc­ New York and Wisconsin primaries Astrachen, 40. were placed under and plead emotional Insanity. Only Bridgeport, April 8.— (AP)—Pos­ gion at Detroit after an address by tion. he has flattened out still further the bonds of $10,000 each by Judge W. President Hoover. if forced to this iMt resort is the sibility of a request to Governor W Incident Closed hopes of those few leaders who felt L. Hadden, to await further ques­ WISCONSIN VOTE defense expected to reveal one of L. /Dross for a special session of the Slightly. more than a year ago A spokesman for the American Alfred E. Smith might stop the KINSLEY FAVORS tioning. President Hoover vetoed legislation the quartet as the slayer of Kaha- Legislature was forecast today as bank which had been maligned in procession. City Attorney Daniel Pouzzner llCLW&i. Mayor Edward T. Buckingham to allow veterans to borrow, up to the Paris article said that his in­ Tactical Victory described the bombing as having half the face value of their compen­ Court adjourned until Monday called a conference of Connecticut stitution was making no statement A tactical victory at least was been caused by "racketeering meth­ following the unexpected comple­ mayors, with the governor as spe- DRY LAW CHANGE sation certificates which were al­ Latest Primary Returns To of any kind. It was pointed out won by selection of Senator Barkley ods’’ during a price war among lowed by Congress eight years sigo tion of the jury yesterday. The jury clai guest, to consider concerted that a public apology had been of Kentucky, a Roosevelt man, as cleaners and dyers here. Larger is preponderantly Caucasian, an im- action on the unemployment situa­ over the veto of President Coolldge. made and that, so far as the bank the National convention keynoter. companies are alleged to have tried Congress, however, overrode Uie usual circumstance in Hawaii. day Show That Majority tion. was concerned, the matter was now The defeat of Smith successively to force independent cleaners to ac­ Hoover veto, the House 328 to 79 Six Nationalities Declaring that unemployment closed. ■ . in New Hampshire, Minnesota, Vermont Republican Nation cept a miniihum price rate. It contains representatives of six has brought a situation which Is and the Senate 76 to 17. In other banking quarters, it was Maine, Wisconsin and the single Damage was estimated at $10,000. Today, as is customary during Vote Will Go For President nationalities, five Americans; three “fraught with grave consequences," pointed out that the position of the contested New York district, has The bomb exploded against the front such events, half a hundred special Chinese; one Dane; one Portuguese; Mayor Buckingham today asked al Committeeman Says American dollar had been strength­ coincided with recession of activity of th'' building but did not ignite policemen were marshalled before mayors of 20 Connecticut cities, to­ one German and a Hawaiian. ened recently as a result of the on behalf of Speaker John N. Gar­ 500 gallons of cleaning fluid in a the Capitol steps to keep order dur­ Milwaukee, Wis., April 8.—(AP) 'The jury was the result of four gether with officials in those cities Glass-Steagall Act. Moreover, the ner. tank nearby. directly in charge of unemployment Nor have the fortunes of any Matter Should Be Aired. ing the march. —A conservative delegation will days of maneuvering between Dar­ French franc, it was said, had been Windows Smashed Representative Rainey is known relief, to meet in Bridgeport on sound the dominant note for Wis­ row, who tried to seat as many Windows were shattered and per­ to be opposed to the bonus payment, April 15 for a discussion of mutual (Continued on Page Seven) consin from the floor of the Repubr Anglo-Saxons as possible and Pros­ (Oontinned on Page Seven) sons were awakened within a half though as yet he has declined any problems “with a view of arriving Washington, April 8.—(AP) — llcan National Convention at Chi­ ecutor John C. Kelley, whose lean­ mile area. Samuel Goldblatt and public statement. The Republican at some form of consolidated ac­ cago this June. And the LaFollette ings were toward Orientals. Expressing dissatisfaction with ex­ Joseph Epstein, owners, said they House leadership, following Mr. tion.” At the same time, an invita­ Progressives, lineal descendants of ’They examined 93 veniremen. isting conditions under prohibition knew no reason for the crime. Hoover’s stand, also is against the the great fighting Wisconsin leader The ultimate selection was far tion went forward to Governor W. Williams, watchman at the Cross asking his attendance at the Earl Kinsley, Republican Nation^ mesusure. , —the late Senator Robert M. La­ better than the defense expected, Three Summer Cottages committeeman from Vermont, said plant and the only man in the build­ Those to SpetA Follette—will relinquish their con­ Darrow having predicted not more conference. ing at the time, was showered with To date, few requests have been The invitation to the governor in an interview today he thought vention rule of four years ago. than three Anglo-Saxons would be glass byt unhurt. The explosive was made to the ways and means com­ was construed in some quarters as the wet and dry question should- be Wisconsin’s voters decreed this seated. Bum at Pleasure Beach aired at the Republican convention placed under a radiator leaning mittee for an opportunity to testify at the polls. As late returns rolled Alienists on Scene . indicating a possible revival of agsdnst the front of the structure pleas to the governor for a special In Chicago. on the bonus. Seven of these came In today from last Tuesday’s dele­ Darrow and others of the defense Kinsley asserted that in Vermont The radiator was broken into twq from members of the House. Others gate primary, it became almost a declined to comment upon the ar­ legislative session to enac^ a relief New London, April 8.— (A P )— ^ o f ThompaonvlUe and one owned by he felt there was "a general feeUpg parts, one of which weighing 200 include: , - certainty the Conservatives had rival of the two alienists last night program. there should be some change from pounds, was carried fifty feet away General Smedley D. Butler, u. S. The meeting will be held at the ...... Ha. William Burgess also of ’Thompson-Burgess . controlled 15 and the Progressives on the Liner Malolo, The two men. Three summer cottages were de^ ftyiating conditions under the 18th by the blsust. M. C., retired, a candidate for the Common Council chambers, City vllle. The Other cottages were own only 12 of the state’s votes for the Dr. Edward Huntington Williams stroyed, another was extensively ed by Rev. Edward Gaffney of Nor­ Amendment." Williams said he had seen no sus­ Republican Senatorial nominatlcia and Dr. James Orblson, both of Los Hall, at 2 o’clock a week from to­ presidential nominee. ______damaged, the roofs of two others wich, Mrs. George E. Prentice of Asked if the Vermont delegatipn picious characters around the build­ in Pennsylvania; John Thomas Txy- ’The outcome means the majority Angeles. 'They figured in the trial day. were badly burned, ten other houses Danielson and Frank Bartlett of to the convention would carry simi­ ing. lor, spokesman for the American of Wisconsin’s Republican vote several years ago of William Ed- Mayor’s Statement lar views, he replied there were were threatened and two firemen Springfield. Le^on: Thomas Kirkby, of the Dis­ holders will go to tiie convention ward Hickmcui, who was hanged for Mayor Buckingham’s statement varying opinions and he did not be­ were Injured in an esurly morning Foreman Edward Douton of the abled American Veterans; L. S. Ray with a tacit approval of President kidnaping and killing Marlon Park- follows: lieve the idea had reached the stage TRSASURY BALANCE fire at Pleasure Beach, Waterford. Goshen fire company was painfully of the Veteraps of Foreign Waft; Hoover’S nomination. The Progres-1 er, a Los Angeles school girl. Dr. “I believe that we are now facing of a “concerted moveAent.”, Edward J. Jefferies, representing the crisis In the unemployment sit­ The damage has been tentatively burned about the face and Edgar Washington, April 8.—(AP) — sives are pledged to support Sena­ Williams also testified in the recent Boudreau, anotlmr member of this ’The Vermont committeeman said Detroit veterans grpvpe; Waltjf uation and t^ t the cities of Con­ estimated at $15,000. State troopers Treaisury receipts for April 6 were tor Q. W. Norris of Nebraska. trial at Phoenix, Ariz., of Winnie outfit was cut about the bands by he thought the movement for Lafferty of New By The Democratic primary Cover-1 Ruth Judd, condemned “ trunk slay­ necticut through their legally au­ from the Groton Barracks are In- “something, possibly a referendum $8,718, 464.50; expenditHres, $16,- vestlgatingthe fire in the belief •flying glass. Three Waterford fire 850,022.51; balance- $6794-S9>209.22. Levin, of the Woriiera Ibf-I nor F. D. Roosevelt of New York, er.” thorized agents must consolidate companies and one from this city plank" should come from the drys made almost a clean sweep, an I Throughout the questioning of their forces to combat unemploy- that it was of incendiary origin. who might feel dissatisfaction over Customs duties fo r six days of AprU ’The flames consumed two cot­ combined in fighting the fire which were $4,094.829.1L (<

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Mrs. Raymond Ooslee of Elwood Fmcia T. Maloney, IMyor MEMORIAL D A Y ^ O U P street entertained the members of SMTTHISCANDDATE, Meriden. ABOUT TOWN Electa Eastern Star Bridge club IG H W A Y LATEST STOCKS Michael Cpok, Mayor of Ansonia. Wall Street yesterday afternoon. ^ Leon Talbor, Mayor of Putnam. TO MEET ON MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Hallett and family New York, April 9— (AP)—The HE TELLS CONNE(niCl)T Joseph F. Dutton, Mayor of BristoL V of High street, John Laking of Ce­ Alfred Grazel, contractor for the INTS AN D Stock Market was still staggering under the weight of stubborn sell­ Briefs dar street, and W. R. Mitchell of plumbing, beating and cooling sys­ (Contlnaed from Page One) Neal Cheney Named Secretary Beech street, left this afternoon for tem at the new Federal building AZARDS ing today. » VETERANS AT CAPITOL Price averages penetrated new Pro-Tem—To Meet In Muni­ Cape Cod where they will spend has made ’Thomas Waddell his su­ vote ever poUed by a defeated can­ New York, April 8,— (AP)—^New the weekend. pervisor on the Job. low territory for recent years for cipal Building. the 8th

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Wlfinie ' Ruth Judd, convicted" ed for the slaying'of-“Agnes and viction was filed yesterday with Oie ELECTION m ors MRS. JUDD HYSTERICAL "tniiik’’ murderess,-was in the wom­ Anne Lerol, hsui been acting ab­ State Supreme Court. Her appeal, BRAVE COP NABS normally several days. She placed will automatically stay execution, Jerusalem, April'8.— (AP)— en’s ward at the state prison here pieces of, string acros^s her ceU, tell­ set for May 11. c5fficials said it was eral were killed and many othen today, instead of her cell in con- ing visitors they were “high tension not likely the appeal could be acted injured in election rioting at Dam­ 'Florence, Arlz., April 8— (AP) -t- deihned row. It was learned the wires.” upon by the court untU late next ascus, confirmed. reports reachi^ FIVE HOLDUP MEN Her condition bordering on hysteria. wdiman, imder sentence to be hang* Mrs. Judd’s appeal trojn her con­ fall. here today s^d.

Pretends Otkers Are With Turkish Towels Men’s Cotton Hose Him In Raid and They Your Biggest and Best We’ve Ever Ward Week Specials! They Offered at this Low Price! Uied with permission Are Wortti Twice This Price! Snhmit To Arrest. of Curtis Pub. Co. Spring (Ladies Homejottmal) New York, April 8.— (A P )—Mrs. Solid colors; Frances Phillips was giving a par­ “Cannon” quality Sturdily knit of Extra size 23x46 ty. The doorbell of her 'sixth floor selected yams. inches. Colored Ward Week only. apartment reing. borders. IT’S UP “ Who can that be at this hour?” TO said Mrs. Phillips, for It was just a New! Novelty hit after midnight this morning. Cotton Bedspread! THE ' Men’s Pajamas! She opened the door and flVe Rayon Lingerie men, carrying pistols, pushed In. “ Wfll Go Places’* Full Size—and a Bargain at onr WOMEl Cey»phane Wrapped! Regular They swept the place with their Only for This Event at Begolar Price! Now $1 Values! Broadcloth! weapons, and one of them said: at only “Upseedalsy. The Joint’s being stuck up.” Outside the apartment bulldliTg Coat and Middy strolled Officer James R. Robinson. Stock up now! After ward What a buy! Week they’ll be 39c. Trimmed 80x105 inch Dob- styles! Rich -solid He was thinking how quiet is the colors! Plain and Hfe of a policeman. Panties, Shorties, Stepins and by Spread in tub- Bloomers. Flesh, peach, 1-2-3. fast colors! fancy patterns. ' Just then the elevator boy of the building tapped his arm. "I say. Old Fellow,” gasped the boy, “a quintet of pluguglies just rode my lift to the sixth floor, and Hurrah for the SPEND AND SAVE Campaign I fear they are evil persons." In this group we have coats Officer Robinson rode up to the sponsored by the Ladies’ Heme Jeurnai i Put idie sixth floor. The door to the Phillips of rough diagonal woolens apartment was ajar and he walked deliars to work I Join the Parade to Prosperity. in, pistol ready. He saw loot heaped trimmed with scarfs, fur col­ Ward’s starts the ball rolling with a tremendous on a table. He saw Mrs. Phillips and her three guests with their hands lars or fur cuffs. NATIONWIDE PROSPERITY EVENT. aloft. And he knew he had five des­ Letsqojmerica. perate men to deal with. Also a fine assortment of jf- Throws a Bluff Quality Sport Coats. Officer Robinson is not one to be daunted. Stepping forward with ut­ Women’s and Misses’ sizes^ most concern, he said: “ Come on, fellows. We’ve got 'em.” The "we” stuff did the business. The robbers flgrured there must be at least a dozen policemen behind Robinson in the hallway, so they surrendered, much to the relief of Dresses Mrs. Phillips and her guests, among w'_.om was Miss Peggy Robbins of Springfield, Mass. With the aid of some re-enforce- Prints, plain and rough crepes and chif­ ments which were summoned by fons at o n ly ...... the elevator boy—for whom the STORE HOURS evening was just one policeman aft­ We have a particularly fine assortment er another—he got the prisoners to jail. of youthful models in large sizes. STARTS SATURDAY 8.30 a. m. 9.00 p. m. After it was over. Officer Robifl- son returned to his beat. On the Level Wind Reel way, he passed a placard advertis­ Black Nickel Finish! Single ing a circus. It showed a man Handle! Ward Week Only at standing in a den of snarling lions. Saturday Only Officer Robinson paused to gaze - in open-eyed amazement. HATS Starting Ward Week with a B A N C f "Gee,” said Officer Robinson. 88c "There’s real nerve for you.” Holds a 100-yard line. Easy run­ SUICroB VERDICT ning. No angler at only $ 1 .98 can pass it by! London, April 8.— (A P )—A cor­ oner's jury decided today that the Pennsylvania Felt Base Hon. Cecil Arthur Campbell, who And it's mighty little when you was found dead yesterday with a Bamboo Fly Rods ^ EV ER Y Motor Oil Floor Covering consider the style and quality of with bullet wound in the head, commit­ 8 Pieces! Cork Grips! Nlckcl- 2-Gal. Can| Speetal at 6 Feet Wide! Special at ted suicide while of unsound mind. these stunning models. Flated Reel Seats, a Value. TIRE PURCHASED/ jg Sq. Yds. He was 63. $ 6-PLY Riversides at 4-ply prices— 1.00 88c Cover a 6x9 kitchen floor tor and 4-ply Riversides at lowest prices Pennsylvania’s finest oil! De- only $1.50. Brand new designs Thrifty .anglers ever offered—and a RIVERSIDE Waxed, refined to 100% purity on stainproof enamel. Water­ will snap up this TUBE FREE with every tire you buy. by one of world’s largest oil proof surface. buy. Wrapped COME SATURDAY. companies! in cloth bags! 29x4.40 6-Ply 28x4.75 6-Ply 66-In. Utility Single Shot Rifle $5.75 $6.60 30x5.00 6-Ply 29x4.40 4-Ply 22 Caliber! Bolt Action! Steel Cabinet! jT R ict Blued Steel Barrel at $7.10 $3.97 Was $5.98! Now, 30x4.50 4-Ply 28x4.75 4-Ply $3.39 Beat Values Military carrying $4.38 $5.10 We Know of Other Sizes of Proportionate Savings. H strap! At thi.s at STARTS SATURDAY AT 9 A . m . low price for Free ’Tire Mounting at All Ward Week only! Ward Stores. ‘‘Commander” Auto Battery $4.95 3-Pc. Casting Set At These Prices A Ward Week Special! Cabinet is 18 Bod, Reel and Line inches wide and 12 inches deep. $3.77 FIVE roomy $1.00 For Ward Wedc shelves, easy With your old battery. swinging door. 5-ft, length. Slid­ Biggest buy in battery history! ing reel hand and 13 husky plates—and it’s guar­ finger hook. Only anteed 1 year. Nickeled fittings. Broom Special! Don’t Miss This Save on Simoniz! Regular S8c Grade at great SPECIAL OFFER Ward W e^ Savings! Buy Now Kleeser, Wax, and 10 Yards of Casting Rod Buy! FoUshlng Cloth all for 2-Pc. Split Bamboo! Cork Grips Windsor DeLuxe and Bing Guides! 22c 88c $59.95 Of good quality 88c Hurry. ’This sen­ broom com—four SILK Available in 4, No center post to tangle clothes. sational offer is sewed; hardwood MEN’S 4 1-2 and 5 ft. Full porcelain enamel. Genuine good during handle. DRESSES lengths. In cloth Lovell wringer. Finest washer Ward Week only. bags. (3et yours you can buy at any price. Faster now. —cleaner! ^ for SUITS O’ Mop-Wringer Pails! others $3.98 to $12.9$ Famous Windsor Chamois Skin Buy! Best Galvooized 1%U we’ve ever Fielders’ Gloves Full 25x34 I«ch Size! Sell sold at this lo ’ price. TOPCOATS Real Oil Tanned Horsehide! Regularly for 82.50. LADIES’ A Record Ward Week Savingl $49.95 84c All the fine mechanical advantages Rust-proof and COATS of Windsor De Luxe. 6-8 sheet ca­ 98c leak-proof 10-qt. $1 69 pacity. Adjustable caster..Faucet A necessity foj and hose drain. pail with a built- Glove leather your Spring au?c in wringer. Save »7.98 lined! Rawhide- cleaning! Get it now! lace at heel. Ad Only $1.25 a Week $5.00 Down at SAVINGS! Others $9.50 to $24.50 justable thumb! Electric Stoves 5-CelI Flashlight Portable Ovens Radio “B” Battery Roller Skates Chrome Plated Low Boy Style! Throws Focusing Beam 1200 BuUt of Sturdy Blued Steel! AirHoe “Power-Pak” ! 35% With Cord and Plug! Ball Bearings! All Polished Feet! Nickel Plated! Save! Roomy! A Ward Week Boy! Steel! Ward Week Specials! Longer Life Jumbo Size. 94c $ 94c 94c 88c “Off”, "Flash” 1.00 Single 600-watt With a stout and "Steady’ Inside measure­ Guaranteed lOOi, burner. Two car­ leather ankle switches. ' Com­ ments 18x12 l-4x hours. Patentee: rying handles strap. Sturd.- plete with cells 12 3-4 ins. Steel square cells giv, And what a sav­ and eEisy running and Mazda bulbs. end linings. 100% power. ing! OPEN EVENINGS Men’s Hats $1.88 Save now! Ladies’ Hats S h irts...... $1.29 ...... $1.98 SILBROS Trousers ..$1.29 Mo n tg o m ery W ard & Co. Girls’ Coats $3.95 801 Main Street S h oes___ $4.95 H osiery___ 88c South Manchester, Conn. Boys’ Suits $3.95 824-828 MAIN STREET PHONE 5161 SOUTH m a n c h e s t b r

f L' 4 . -'f/- ;, '■* ■ .. i ' , ' PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 8, X932, ning and took ebarg* of tho moot* ALL WORK AND NO PLAY HELP SWELL THEIR FAMILY INCOME Ing. Mrs. Hofward Stanloy was ANDOVER leader. Mrs. Harry Milbum was a caliar CHILD LABOR SEEN AS The topic for the Christian En­ In WUlimantic Thursday afternoon. deavor meeting Sunday evening is Mrs. Harold Wilson is subatitut' “How should I use Sunday.” Miss ing at the North Seboed in Boltthe press Chocolate Nougatines curtailed, health impaired, stand­ anl long hours. Last fall a U. S. any legal regulation of home work. Allegheny county. rather than any desire to get Harris ards of living lowered, and unem­ Children’s Bureau agent found a Those are conditions as they James Gordon, 33, wielded the back into the university,” the lawyer and Orange Creams ployment aggravated. girl of 4 sitting in a high chair and exist today, and which ^re to 'be knife. Warden Stanley P, Ashe said. said; In 'Tin-foil Wrappers An almost forgotten social pro­ peeling tomatoes in a southern remedied at least in part if the Gordon was sentenced to the East­ Harris, -^ose editorials have ONLY ^ 0 ^ Pound. blem during the boom years, child cannery. In Texas, State Labor plans of various organizations ’ are ern penitentiarj from Philadelphia aroused bitter controversies, was labor now has become an economic Commissioner R. B. Gragg report­ successful. But there are other and was trsmsferred to the Western expelled after he attacked the food The Best Quality menace. And it is still astonishing­ ed finding girls of 12 and under even more sensational aspedls of Institution September 14, 1927, aft­ and management at John Jay Hall ly prevalent, still present to some working as late af 1 a. m. the problem as they affect the child er he escaped. . Peppermint Patties ST E IG E PvS ifextent in all of its shameful forms Working In Homes worker himself and the society in Gordon is suffering from a knife NOW 2 0 ^ Pound. STOf^E OF SPECIALTY SHOPS «f old. One class of child labor which which he is expected to take a wound. The prison physician said Bureau of the cannot be fully reported by the place. his condition probably is not seri­ ANNOUNCEMENT , AT THE FOUNTAIN of Labor de- census—since much of it is kept ous. Fresh c paradox” the imder cover—is in home Indust^. NEXT: Child labor vs. employ­ The men met during the exercise Main at Pratt St., Hartford, Conn. king from an Always present in the poorer dis­ ment, health and education. period. Connelly died within a few P. VANDRILLO PINEAPPLE V - _ity to earn a tricts of all large cities, is spreads minutes after he was wounded. Fer­ IS NOW LOCATED AT THE PECAN SUNDAE and giving it to a child who like a fungus in depression timM. raro lived a half hour. With Whipped O A thereby is deprived of his child’s Standards set by the White Warden Ashe said guards had no Cream ...... heritage. The Children’s Bureau House Conference on Child Health RESIDENTS TO ABANDON opportunity to prevent the stab­ and protection, and the National Hotel Sheridan LUNCHEONS — DINNERS and many other agencies taking a bing and that be bad not learned The Finest of Foods Deliciously Pre­ similar view now are beginning a Child labor Committee, call for an ITALY’S SINKING TOWN the cause of the quarrel. pared. Complete Menu. determined drive for corrective age minimum of l 6, except that There was no confusion among Barber Shop Beige Crepe legislation. They point out that children of 14 may work outside the other prisoners, he said. the reduction of child labor—and of school hours in a carefully re­ Formerly at the Eldridge stricted list of occupations. some such reduction now seems Santo Stefano, Italy, April 8 — It is estimated that 110,000,000 Street Barber Shop. TEA ROOM certain—will result in emergency Only two of our states, however, (AP) —Complete .abandonment of 883 Main Street W ith Fox unemployment relief and perma­ have this 16-year minimum, and this two thousand year old town of people speak German, nent social reform. the law of one of them applies only 2,400 inhabitants was ordered by 3,800,000 Out of School to factory work. Six states have Premier Mussolini today following In preparing for their campaign, a 15-year limit, but two of these the collapse of its central district Investigators themselves have have exemptions permitting work last week into ancient caverns by been surprised at the extent of the at an earlier age during school which it Is undermined. employment of minors and the hours. Thirty-nine states have a The premier’s order was issued TWO FOR ONE SAU!!! $ conditions under whiich this rich­ 14-year limit, but eight of these after experts found that the partial­ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th. 39-50 est of countries still allows them also have exemptions. Two states ly wrecked town rests on volcanic to work. have no genersd sige minimum at rock honeycombed with caverns Pending the compilation of all. which may collapse at any moment MACNELL DRUG COMPANY A flattering collar of complete 1930 figures, they esti­ The White House Conference and swallow the remaining 200 beige-dyed fox adds lux­ mate that there now are more than has declared for a maximum work­ bouses left standing after last South Manchester, Conn., Offers 3.300.000 children from 7 to 17 ing day of eight hours, and a 44- week’s catastrophe. standard nationally advertised line of Family Medicines, Drugs, etc. The Nyal Company for ury to this fitted coat of years old habitually out of school. hour week for all children under A dozen houses tumbled into the over 35 years have manufactured family medicines of the highest qqallty entering into homes aU over diagonal wool. . . . one of In a normal year, the National 18. For children under 16, the gaping earth on March 30 and since the United States and Europe. You buy one of the advertised below and you will get another free. many superbly furred Education Association believes program calls for an eight-hour then 60 others whose walls were Here they ara, make ont your list now. coats featured now at that some 2,120,000 are at work day for school smd work . combin­ cracked have gradually fallen into in gainful occupations. ed. It is declared that night work ruins. No one was injured in the ^ 60c 25e 60c Nyalgesic 60c $39.50. The latter figure probably is not should be prohibited for minors collapse, for' at the first rumble of Kleer-«-Head Nyal Zinc Oxide for pains and sprains DoUy Madison Bath quite applicable to 1932 because under 18, except that boys of 16 the cracking ground over the main Inhalant for colds. Ointment Powder of the scarcity of Jobs for children might work until 10 p. m. oavem In the town’s center, the peo­ 2 Tube, to 2 5 g 2 60c A cooling, drying Others $35 to. as well as for adults. But even If State legislation in general falls ple fled to the outskirts. 2 50c bath powder with puff imemployed, the very availability far short of these standards. Four The outer circle of the city still 6O0 $69.50 of so many young would-be work­ states have an eight-hour day and Is standing solidly, but it rests on 60o Pint SOo Pure VanlUa Extract 2 60c ers is calculated to have a harmful 44-hour week for children under a dangerous crust of earth. H Duce Rubbing Alcohol Nyal Eye Drops 2 bottles for 0 Q ^ effect on wages and living stand­ 16, but in none of them is the law has ordered a new 'Villa Santo 50c N ,al ards. all-inclusive. Thirty-seven states Stefano to be built a few miles away' 2 50c 2 ' " 5 0 c AU purpose Cream, a One In Eleven have an eight-hour day and 48- OB a safe site. Evaluation c' the SOo Par Shaving greaseless skin cream However, in 88 states for which hour week, but there are numerous houses still standing here has been SOo SOo Cream comfort. there are complete ^ returns from exemptions. Bight states permit ordered for the earliest possible Nyal Analgesic Balm Rectone for Pilee 2 to*, tub.. g Q ^ the last census, there are about nine to eleven hours dally, and 61 moment and arrangements are 2 t o 2 Tube, t o 2'" 50c 500.000 children 10 to 15 years to 60 hours a week. Twenty-one being made to house the people In 50c old gainfully employed, Of all the states permit children under 16 to other villages until the government 85o 50c Nyal children in this narrow age brack- work seven days a week, and seven builds the new city. 21.00 26c Aromatic Cascara Hirsuton^ Coc-Castle et, one in every eleven is a wage Nyalgesic Liquid Nyal Little Liver Pills 2 bottles for ^ 0 ^ Shampoo earner. These figures also do not ~ Pain Balm 2 boxes for 2 5 ^ include the largest industrial 2 50c states. Nor is the census concern­ 2 $ 1.00 SOo ed with workers under 10, thou­ $1 Nyal 8 oz. Bay Bum 11.00 N ,a l sands of whom are Illegally em­ 2So Eczema Lotion Beef, Iron, Wine ployed. Nyal Aspirin Tablets 2 bottles for ^ ^ 2 50c 2 bottles for $1 Although enforced idleness is Sage Allen & Co. sending many immature workers SOo Nynaps back to school, large numbers of INC. 2 '"25c SOo Nyal Sanitary Pads SOo Nysla Almond and Cucumber others are going out to help swell HARTFORD $1.50 Larkspur Lotion the family income—some of them Oreo-Malto 2 ' " 5 0 c Cream. Quick drying, actually to support their parents. Fhos Tonic 2 ' " 5 0 c soothing lotion for In the 26 states reporting in 1980, $1 Nykallne rough and chapped 129,532 children 10 to IS years old 2'"$1.50 IlN y al Antiseptic Mouth and hands. left school to take Jobs. Rhenmatio Liquid and Throat Waeh. ImprovemCTt Slow 2So 20 oz. bottle 2 '"50c Those are some of the bard Unusual Purchase of Nyal Com Remover 2 ' " $ 1 2 bottles for facts of a problem which la recent 7So One Found years has not even been generally 2'" 25c 7So Nyal Nyoest Cotton known to exist. Although It has Aspirin Tablets 25o Nyal pounds for bene a quarter of a century since 26o 100 In a bottle Carbolic Salve 75c national attention first was di­ Dupont Cases Obocolax S grain Westleigh Chocolate Laxative 2 ' " 2 5 c 600 rected to “America’s shame,” re­ Muriel Astor forms have been effected slowly. 2 7 5 c Since 1910 the number of young In 14,16,18,20,22 and 24-inch sizes 2'" 25c SOo Nyal Face Powder wage earners has been reduced 26o Nyal Huskeys White Liniment I boxes 85o ' 2 bottiM to g Q ^ about half. Nyal Hinkle for Hoarseness 50c Knit Suits True, most working conditions Tablet# 75o Nylotlo have been Improved. The dust­ 2 ' " 2 5 c 15c ^ Luxe Face Powder laden atmosphere of mills and 2 35c 2 oz. Boric Acid boxes for mine-breakers has been partly ific 75c cleared, and striplings no longer $ 1.00 Laxacold Tablets 2 " “ “ 1 5 c $ sweat out their lives in the notori­ Hot Springi for colds. 60o 10-75 ous "glory-holes” of glass fac­ 2.89 Blood Medldne 25o Nyal Day Dream lip Sttok tories. 2 ' " 2 5 c Baby Cough Syrup Sold exclusively h ere... .> For all that, machines have When we can offer you a good-looking, well made 2 ' " $ 1.00 2 bottles for 2'" 50c brought new menaces to careless, SOo Nyal featuring lacy weaves, awkward youth. And the minimum Dupont suit case, in stag or cobra grain—that’s newjs! 600 MUk Magnesia 800 hand-knit effects, diagon­ age limits for factory work have , Nyal Foot Balm full pint bottle SOo Nyal Sweet Treet als and tweeds.... with been raised only about two years. Good quality hardware. Nice moire linings. Choice 2 betUM t o . g Q ^ d-M l Hair Tonic Assorted Chocolates Few Sections Blameless 2 '"50c full pounds contrasting slip-ons. From the Connecticut River val­ of black and brown. All the desirable features of 2 50c 80c abort and hip length ley, where children of 9 and 10 50c SOo Nyal jackets and slightly hunch along ifine hours a day in much higher priced bags. Nyal Buchu Honey and Horehound 78c NyM $1.60 the tobacco fields, to the eastern and Juniper Pilla Oongh Syrup Theatrical Cold Cream Viceroy Watches flare4 skirts. cities with their factories, street 2 botue. g Q ^ 2 full pounds trades and tenement work, to the MAIN FLOOR—SOUTH STORE 2 '"50c 2'"$1.50 southern mills and out to the west­ Others up to $35.00 ern beet fields, child labor is be­ AND LUGGAGE SHOP ' ing exploited. Fourth Fiior Fanning districts are not blame­ LOWER FLOOR MAGNELL DRUG COMPANY less. Social agendas now considar PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 1095 MAIN ST. that industrialized agriculture pre- L-ieb,,

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have met with the approval of the boards are being laid out showing Fllnk, Gustave Peterson and C: and their families. Every eltlzen government office.- # ^ e re the different supports are to WORCESTER GROUP Arthur Johnson. Gustave. Peterson LEQONNAIRES PLAN i^ould be proud to wear one of the COUNTRY CLUB COURSE AWAITING DiSPEaOR be set. There Is little doubt but will also present a monologue and symbolic blossoms in honor of those The department at Washington what the saqd that has met the ap­ the remainder of the progn^am will who died in their country’s service. FOR POST OFnCE JOB in a letter to Postmaster Ernest F. proval of the Washington depart­ TO ENTERTAIN HERE Include musical numbers in charge FOR SALE OF POPPIES The Legion poppy committee is TO OPEN TOMORROW Brown received by him this morn­ ment will be ready for d^ivery by of Helge Pearson. Following the ■i.- •' T composed of the following mem­ ing brings the information that Paul program refreshments will be serv- H. Heimer of the building inspec­ next week, or when the inspector Will Present Program After bers: William Allen, William A. Mcmbera WiU Be Able To Play Sand Samples Approved and arrives, and with this on hand the cd Name Cemmittees To Handle Barron, Donald Hemingway, Peter tion department In Washington ha^ actual work-will get underway. Men’s Society Meeting At A nominal charge is being made Frey, Cecil Kittle, Frank Irwin and Fall 18 Holes—Some New When Inspector Arrives been named as the government in­ and the proceeds will be used to­ Work This Year — Is For Next Week Work Will Start. spector for the work here and that Swedish Church Tonight. ‘Needy Veterims. T. E. Brosnan. The auxiliary com­ Greens Not Yet Ready. DEA'THS LAST NIGHT wards the renovation of the parson­ mittee: 6 is . Edward Quish, chair­ he will arrive in Manchester on Hartford, Conn. —Dr. Arthur C. The Men’s Society ot the Swedish age. man; Miiss Jessie Reynolds, Mrs. ■Die Manchester Coimtry Club It has been learned^ unofficially April 15 to take up his work and 'Xt a meeting of the Wetfere Heublein, 52, pioneer in X-ray and Lutheran church will hold its regu­ Mae McVeigh, Mrs. Esther Donze, will open its entire 18 hole course to that samples of sand that have been will remain through until the work Oommlttee of Dflworth-Comell radium treatment. lar meeting at 7 o’clock tonight, Mrs. Emma Pero, Mrs. Minnie Har­ members tomorrow morning rain or submitted to Washington for inspec­ is finished. Under his charge will Los Angeles — John David de followed by an entertainment at 8 ^h)^can legion, held tWe rington, Mrs. Ida Woodhouse. be the inspection of the different shine, it was announced today by tion before further work can be con­ Guelph, 71, author of “The o’clock that is open to all members FOOD SALE voMk) !iCn. Ida Woodhonse ^ v e an 'll. mat,erials that will be used and also “Memoirs of Prince John de of the church. The feature of the SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2:80 P. M. William R. Martin, golf pro at the tinued on the Federal building at the taking of the necessary pictures itemized list of expendlturee of the STUDENTS’ NARROW ESCAPE club. It had been planned at first Guelph." entertainment will be a short play MARK HOLMES’ STORE to open only the "old nine” and wait the Center, have been approved. of the progress made in the erection Los Angeles — ThomM H. Wil­ in Swedish entitled “The Ticket North Main Street poppy fund for the past year. The of the buiWIng. • Nevy Britain, April 8.—(A PI- another week for the “new nine” to Several of the local sand dealers liams, 55, assistant general mana­ Agent of Gothenberg,” by the Jolly Group from N. Methodist Ladies’ Aid WebSare Committee of the Poet and dry out more. Inspection, however, made bids for the supply of the sand At the present time there are only ger of the Soutjiem Pacific railroad. Five of Worcester, Mass. Society, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Chair­ auxiliary Is composed of the follow' Two men who said they lived at the reveals no need for any further de­ and sent samples to Washington so three men at work. Two of them Bsmbury, England—Lord North, The cast will consist of Giumar man. Ing: Mrs. . Ida Woodhouse, chair Alpha Delta Psl fraternity house at lay and the full course will be open­ it is not knowir just which samples are making excavations and form 95, the oldest peer in Great Britain. Skogstrom, William Werme, Carl Cakes, Pies, Baked Beans, Etc. man; Miss Jessie Reynolds, Com­ Wesleyan University in Middletown ed. mander John L. Jenney and Mrs. Regular greens will also be used escaped harm late last night when at praclfcally every hole. The new Stephen Hale. their automobile left the highway Following the meeting Mrs. Ed­ fourth green will be ready Memoried on Burritt street, plunged down a Day but the new fourteenth may ward Qulsh, chairman of the poppy 15 foot embankment strewn with committee called a meeting of her not be used imtil late fall or next heavy rocks and stopped on the spring depending on when the new group and voted to order the quota tracks of the Waterbury-New Brit­ of, poppies for the sale of the last ploughed fairway is seeded. vi^eek of May. William ,Allen of ain line of the N.Y. N.H. & H. Rail­ Mr. Martin attended a meeting of Henry street was appointed publici­ road. state proa held in the Hotel ^ n d The driver told the police his last night and report^ that there is ty manager of the Legion poppy name was W. W. Johnstone, Jr. The a desire to again hold the amateur- sale. . The poppy relief fund realized name nf his companion was not ob­ professional tournament here this through the sale of these flowers tained. The automobile was seri­ year because of the genuine satis­ gives the local post money with ously damaged, three tires blowing faction with conditions last year. which to carry on its welfare work, out as the machine bounced over The club has been forwarded a let­ all of which is spent in town for re­ the rocks. Johnstone said he did ter asking for a date again this lieving distress among comrades not ^observe a curve in the road. season.

Special Purchase and Sale of Smart, New DRESSES Advance Summer Styles! Values You’d Expect To Pay Much More For Than . The Announcement of Our Removal Sale jammed our tempo­ rary store and WHY NOT?—when in many iustaneas we are

Silk Creftes, Prints, selling at LOWER than wholesale prices. We are determined Georgettes, Woolens to SE^LL OUT quickly and completely rather than move our Last-minute fashions—at a thrilling new Ward Week price! Charming, youthful Frocks with present stock to Our New Home. dainty frills, trig little jackets, and contrasting sa^es at slim high waistlines . . . sleeves of every length, or no sleeves at all. Summer pastels, dark shades, black. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes. BED ROOM SUITES UVING ROOM SUITES »27 f $97 Great 7-Day Sale of 3 and 4-piece suites of every type and description. Only a dr- Beautiful suites of best sonstencthMi in 2 and 8 pieces. 1 W O M E N ’S cumstance such as this could permit such radical reductions. suite an outstanding value.

Uninished b u t t e r f l y WINDSOR COATS TARLES CHAIRS Brand New Models Specially END TABLES Purchased For Ward Week ! Af/iwa/lAy F/A/SA£D Smart little drop-leaf tables Well constructed chairs in choice of walnut and ma­ SCALWPfD £m £S with panel backs and saddle hogany finishes. CasA C irry P/easp.' 7* seats. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes A grand collection of new stjdes you’ll want for 27>‘52 Axminst^r wear RIGHT NOW and late into Summer! Dash­ ing Sports Coats—in tweeds Mid polo-type cloth— with a trim cadet look both youthful and smart . . . Dross Coats—in crepy and diagonal woloens—with unique sleeves and fur-trimmed collars. Tan, bine, white, eggshell. THRO'!'C//o/ce O P CAS// P>Arr£P//S CAP AY P/.PAS£,*

Imported French and Italian 5-Pc. Sliding Leaf 39 OOLDEN GLOW ORIENTAL PORCELAIN TOP RUGS BREAKFAST SET Size 23x52 Size 4x6 Ft. OIL BURNERS $2.75 $8*95 0{JARANT££D j, Choice of many beautiful are Smart for Sprin^^ »1 9 -4 S Oriental patterns. Colors run Actually worth $35. Made £y£ARS.A'£iy ^ through to the back. Fringed of solid oak. Choice of colors. /932/iOD£lS ' edges.

DINING ROOM SUITES MATTRESSES 50 lb. A ll CottoR Innerspringg $40 * « $94 $2*95 $6*9S Numerous, resilient springs 8, 9, lO-piece suites. All former prices are disregarded to seH Well tailored—Roll edges— built inside to give lasting out completely. Durable tickings. All sizes. comfort.

PRE!E Indoor OPEN Parking WIDTHS: A-B-C. SIZES: 3 TO 8. In the CENTURY Every GARAGE HERRUP Directly across the street. Hand park­ a r d ing ticket to sales­ Woolworth^s Old Store BSO Main St. MoNrooftVRY W & C o . man at time ol por- : y MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3161 SO. MANCHESTER chnse. HARTFORD V y

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amendment. If the gunnen won’t liberal university. It is yery diffi­ Counting Noses 4lanrt|ratrr be aided they won't be—and why cult to see where both Dr. Butler should other people worry? and Columbia can fall to take on-a lEurnfng Iferalii slightly smaller stature in popular PUUUBHBft BY THE esteem unless there is some more HERALU PKINTINO COMPANY, INC HOUSES AND BENTS IS BiHcJi itreat According to the National Indus­ satifying explanation than has yet S/ff, UMCtE - Booth Manohoiter, Conn. been made of the expulsion ftom THOMA8 FEKUU80N trial Conference Board the decrease \ HOW ABOUT Oanerai ManagT college of Reed Harris, editor of the In housing rents from the peak has I'/ Founded uctoDcr i. 1181 been 28 8-8 per crat That de­ student newspaper “The Specta­ Publianed Every Evening Except crease has been brought about by tor." Bundays and Uolldaye. Entered at the Harris was supposed to have been Poet otrtce at South Manobeater. sheer inability of tenants to pay Conn., ae Second Claea Mall Matter. more. At the same time rents re­ expelled by Dean Hawkes because SUBSCRIPTION RATES of "scandalous" statements made in Una Year, by mall ...... 18.00 main much higher than they were Per Month, by mall ...... 8 -80 previous to the boom period, for his newspaper concerning dining Single coptea ...... I .01 Diitvared, one year ...... $8.00 they rose 60 per cent from the pre­ room management. But this alle­ gation takes on the aspect of mere MEM TER OF THL ASSOCIATED war period before they stopped PRESS going up. And building prices, pretense when it Is shown that the The Aaaoclated I rasa la exelualvely entitled to the uae for repubileatlon which actually doubled during the same charges that he made in the ot all newa diapatehea oredlted to It hey-day, have decreased pnly 12.8 dining hall matter had been made or not otherwiae -eredlted In tlita paper and alao the local newa pub* per cent from the peak. by a previous editor in the same col­ liahed herein. lege paper without exciting the re­ All rights ot rapnbIleatloB oT ’Thefe figures present a complete special dispatches herein are also ra* picture of the stagnation in build­ sentment of the''authorities. Par­ served. ing. The most sanguine investor tisans of Harris in the university Publisher's ReprosantatiTa: Tba declare that he has been crucified Julius Mathews Special Agency—New never expected to get more than ten York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. per cent of Income out of Improved for his temerity in attacking the Only Full service client of N E A Bar- real estate. If his expectations of athletic policy of Columbia—a policy vice, Inc. profits from investment in building which in the last few years has been Member Audit Bureau ot Clreula< were greater than that they were created, it is suspected, by an infiu- tions. based on his hopes of gradually in­ ential group of the alumni. WATKINS The Herald Printing Company, Ine., There is much to support the ac­ assumes no financial responsibility creasing valuation and a sale some for typographical errors appearing''In day at a big price. cusation that the expulsion of the advertisements In the Manchester Evening Herald. When he has to'pay within 13 per student editor is a manifestation of has the NORGE cent as much for a new house as a purpose to suppress the freedom FRIDAY, APRIL 8, Only Nofge, you know, has the Rollator, that be would have had to pay in 1929, of the press. This would not excite exclusive, simple pump with duly 8 ipoving any wonderment at all if the inci­ “PENNY-A-8HBLL” and when tu. must rent it for almost parts. It is a patented feature that makes dent had occurred in any one of The “penny-a-shell” bill which is 80 per cent less than In those days, the Norge almost everlasting. Only Wat­ many American colleges and so- arousing such a furore of indigna it is perfectly apparent that bis kins has this fine electric refrigerator on dis­ called universities. But when a tion amon^ gunners all over the margin of ten per cent for Income play at the new low prices. Sizes range from great liberal institution like Colum­ country, may possibly prove to be has entirely disappeared—and more 4.3 to 6.8 cu. ft. net (actual storage space). too. bia and a famous exponent of ad- a "last straw" in the determination Prices start at ’The situation has arisen which vai^ed thought like Dr. Bulier of a pretty important problem. this newspaper predicated from the abandon the principle of complete ' That problem is whether the well in- outset of this depression when we freedom of thought and expression, tentioned efforts of game conserva insisted that if the wages in the as they appear to have done in this tionists are not, after aQ, like prohi­ BEHIND THE C*':ENES IN 1.50 building trades were not completely case, then the matter takes on a bition, an experiment noble in pui;'- IN NEW YORK liquidated there would soon be no high importuce. delivered pose bi4 a mistaken one. Whether building, because it would not be It is sincerely to be hoped that IN THE NEW YORK MANNER! the proper course, instead of fur­ WAStiUsEIDN possible for houses, built at still in- some, new light win be thrown on ther persistence in efforts to pre­ ^ " with^ ney E tcher With a High Hat fiated costs, to earn their passage this proceeding that will restore to serve game and continue the op­ New York, April 8.—For years I with tenants’ wages generally de Dr, Butler the great measure of pub­ WET-DRY POLITICS MAKES ^own party today toward President have been hearing about “the New portunities for himtlng, would not be Hoover, but you always have it fiated. There is no building to lic confidence that he has so long STRANGE BEDFELLOWS! York manner.” to abandon the whole business, let from certain groups toward any Ads in the smart magazines and speak of. Building trades workers and abundantljf enjoyed. the game birds and the waterfowl By RODNEY DUTCHEB man who happens to be presideht newspapers referred to “dressing W 4 TKINS are Idle. Material producers are NEA Service Writer. of the United States.” disappear and save for other and In the New York manner;” dining idle. Dealers in building supplies One rises in protest to protect in "the *7ew York manner” or to . more necessitous purposes the large the Hoover administration’s pres­ are suffe^ing^ The effects of the Washington. — Party platforms hats, ties, shoes, apartments and sums of money now being spent by take in scores of subjects, but tige! what-not "in the New York man­ paralysis reaches away back to the the states and the national govern doesn’t it strike you as peculiar ner.” forests, the quarries and the mines. that the only plank which is caus­ Kind-Hearted EUram All this has been very vague to ' ment in catering to a class of citi- Health and Diet Adjustment of building trades ing discussion in either party is the Senator Hiram Johnson of Cali­ a fellow who bought the first hat *^xens perhaps less appreciative of one covering prohibition? Excited fornia, ferocious as he is when wages to conform to average wages anyone handed him and cowered their benefits than any other what Advice speculation a out that one plank slashing at international bankers under the convincing sales line of would bring the costs of construe has been in progress for many and internationalists, has a soft, soever. any smart clerk. According to tion down to reasonable correspond­ • f DU. FRANK MciX>l months, with never a word to indi­ kindly ^art. accepted style standards, Jimmy The penny-a-shell bill was pro­ ence with the fall in rents. It would cate that certain other issues de­ Few pairs of senators are such Walker Is supposed to have all i ie posed primarily as a means of rais­ mand consideration. bitter political enemies as he and better clothes prescriptions. Yet be possible for investors to see And that same wet-dry ques­ the other California senator, Sam ing funds for the fostering of the it has seemed to me thet his duds chance to g^et out with a whole skin. ORIGINAL -THINKING tion, more Important in politics Shortrldge.. Both are Republicans, were a little too theatrical for my rapidly disappearing waterfowl Building would start. The business than ever before despite the pres­ but Shortrldge is pro-Hoover and tastes. The other day in reading a book conservative. Johnson opposed him ' which constitute in many states the of material supply would pick up sure of many other problems, has principal game resource. In order, on copyrights I came across some produced a situation in the Dem­ in his 1926 campaign for renomlna- What It Takes There would be work in the fac­ ocratic party that no one could tion and probably will oppose him I however, to avoid the injustice of descriptions of suits for plagiarism At any rate, we have at hahd tories, forests, mines and quarries. where one author was suing anoth­ possibly have anticipated four again this year. at least something approximating requiring all gunners to contribute No boom, perhaps but new business, years ago. But recently “Sad Sam” became a definition of "the New York man­ er for stealing his brain creations. Most of the drys among politi­ quite ill and was confined to bed. to such funds when in many states real business. In admost every case the fact was ner.” I begin to get an inkling of and many localities there is little cians in the south and west are And while Johnson set out to do all just what this expression conveys, And building trades workers brought out during the trial that supporting the wet Governor kinds of legislative favors for him, both parties to the suit had borrow­ thanks to an estate matter that duck shooting, the major part of the would have one dollar to rub against Roosevelt of New York, whose Mrs. Johnson began sending flowers bobbed up in the Manhattan courts yield of the tax would be restored ed ideas and plots from some pre­ bitterest opposition comes from and fruit. They did everything for another now and then instead of ceding author, perhaps one long just the other day. It seems that to the states for the propagation dripping wet leaders in the east. Sam that they could think of. After the father of one Marcus Daly, an standing about with empty pockets dead. This brought to my mind the 'Two of the party’s most rabid getting well and back on the job, of upland birds. fact that few people are original 11-year-old lad, had wished the boy dreaming of the "good old days” of drys, Senator Sheppard of Texas Shortrldge told the Senate: to be "brought up In the New York It has been expected that such a thinkers. The most learned men are and William G. McAdoo, are en­ fabulously high wages—that did so often but memorizers of knowledge: “I have no words adequate to manner.” Daly, Sr., died and trus­ tax would yield about 87,000,000 a dorsing Speaker Gamer. express my deep appreciation . . . tees came around for permission to much to bring on the hard times. many scientists are but classifiers Almost everyone here is con­ year. Of this five per cent would I shall never forget his kindness.” draw against the estate for the of discovered fatts and theories. So vinced that Gamer, if nominated, lad’s upbrlng^ing "in the New York go to the Department of Agricul­ OPPORTUNITY much has been discovered and said will declare for re-submission Not for Huey manner.” and thought in the past that it is ture for administration and re­ There may be some difference of which, according to official dry There will be no kind words ex- And here, for your information, sometimes difficult to distinguish warnings, would msdee him a wet. were a few of the items .... Rent search and 40 per cent to federal opinion as to whether the course between original thought and that ' changed t-itween those two Louisi­ McAdoo has committeed himself to ana Democratic senators, Huey of a Park avenue apartment, $1,000 agencies for the enlarging of breed­ of the Republican state convention which has been stored up iu the the extent of heading the Gamer a month; traveling with go er- subconscious mind, -^f toings we Long and the older Edwin S. Brous­ ing grounds, refuges and concentra­ in ignof^g the prohibition question, slate of delegates entered in the sard. They hate each other and the ness, $3,500; dentist bills, $1,000; tion areas for migratory wild fowl. have learned or have Had taught California primaries. Christmas tips, $750; school sup­ so far as official pronoimcement is us. Almost everyone grows out of “Kingfish" has promised not to let Fifty-five per cent would be allo­ him have another term. plies and Christmas presents, $1,- concerned, was good or bad tactics; childhood with a lot of prejudices Hoover and Grant! 500; dancing school, riding lessons, cated to the states for the propaga­ there is none, however, about the and notions which must be gradual­ Mr. Hoover has often of late been When Long is absent in Louisi­ ana, as he often is, it’s Sheppard etc., $500; pocket money, $250 tion of pheasants, grouse, quail, rab­ good sense of the gathering in pay ly worn off and knocked out by the compared w'^Ji Lincoln and Wash­ (umm, what I could have done with hard school of experience. One with ington by fellow Republicans, of Texas and not Broussard—to bits and oth\r wild game. Con­ ing no attention to the effort of the whom the duty falls by custom— a couple himdred back In Pori Hu­ a plastic mind has a great advan­ but it remained for Senator Simeon ron) ___ toys, $500; entertain­ necticut’s share in this fund, it is drys to obtain an endorsement of tage because he can the sooner cor­ D. Fess of Ohio, chairman of the who announces that he is "neces­ sarily out of the city." ment, $1,000; tutor, $500.... expected, would be about 81^i000 prohibition enforcement if the con­ rect his errors. G. O. P. national committee, to lik­ So it goes. Obviously, to have or $15,000 a year. If 20,000 gun­ Mental Exploraticui en his administration to that .of In contrast is the faithful per­ the “New York manner” one must vention did not Int^d to take an formance of Carter Glass of Vir­ ners In this state fired an average An original thinker is a r^re In­ Grant. Fess entered his 'teens dur­ first have lots of “what it takes.” open stand on the question in the dividual, but, even though he may ing the Grant period, but he is a ginia, whose colleague, Claude But I wonder if Marcus, reared in of 50 shells each in the season— ■opposite direction. be mistaken in his theories and great scholar and it is generally Swanson, hr been away these the “New York manner” has had which they probably never do—the The greatest danger in this mat' opinions, he can usually create a conceded that the scsindals of the many weeks as a delegate to the any more fun than we kids who^ tax on the shells would amount to place for himself among the nota­ Grant administration. Involving a Geneva Arms conference and will prowled about the river front, ter, as it relates to the national con­ host of high office-holders, are un­ be gone mrmy weeks more. Day $10,000 or less than the return to bles of the earth. He must learn the hunted arrow-heads and played vention of the party, is that the plat­ difficult method of thinking along matched in American history. But after day. Glass regularly an­ one-o'-cat on the sand lots. the state to provide living targets form will not be unequivocally for original lines. He must not depend good old ^apa Fess, addressing a nounces to the Senate that "my Pillow-Back colleague, the senior senator from for the sportsmen’s guns. And at prohibition reform, while there Is a too much on others but must de­ Yoimg Republicans group, said: You can’t tell where playwrights the same time it would make possi­ velop self-reliance. Every really "The opposition to General Grant Virginia, is absent in attendance will turn up these days, when large probability that the platform in his first term was just exactly upon the disarmament conference ble those activities which experts successful man or woman has learn­ Wall Street rocks listlessly In the of the opposition party will contain ed to depend upon his own abilities as the opposition we have In our at Geneva." business doldrums and Congress­ declare to be vitally necessary If some definite declaration along that early in life. The man who is weak man Sirovich turns out to be a Arm Chairs the migratory waterfowl are to be line. If the state conventions begin and wavering in his thinking and his manuscript heaver. The most re­ preserved. It should be remembered handling of the problems of life security which comes with self-re­ the public school, she would over­ cent revelation concerns Julian by officially sidestepping the pro­ liance and the feeling of adventure come this nervousness. What do you Thompson, whose comedy, “The that under the proposed law there rarely sichleves more than medio­ hibition issue there Is some danger crity. which comes with original thinking advise?” Warrior’s Husband” Is one of in some ot the would be no such tax on shells used that the national convention will fol­ C^dren should be taught to de­ and research. Let the mind be a Answer: If you will send me your Broadway’s ne*’er opuses. In trap shooting at inanimate tar­ low suit. For that reason a good cide problems for themselves and to growing thing and not something full name and address, I will send Thompson has been a big busi­ which is cast from a mpld. Respect you articles on Nervous Childrefi, ness mem for many years. He Is gets. many Republicans In Coimectiout act upon the*r own initiative when­ ever possible. No greater handicap,^ authorities but do not believe some­ together with a' Children’s Diet treasurer of a«big drug store chain smartest chintzes Yet gunners everywhere are pro­ will regret that the state convert may be given a child than that of thing simply because an authority which. If followed, should prove and an executive of a Wall Street testing vehemently against the bill. tion here did not deem it wise to pampered attention and deciding all has told you. Learn to investigate beneficial. It la usually best for a firm. 'They are bombarding their senators of his problems while he is still for yourself and you will find that child to associate with other children we've ever seen put itself on record in addition to it gives you a happiness and an in­ because a child kept by Itself would It’s at the Saturday night May- and congressmen with telegrams electing a preponderantly wet dele­ young. Would you expect the physi­ cal muscles of a child to develop if terest in life which will keep you go­ naturally be handicapped In later fair dances that you can check smd letters. They are outraged and gation to the national gathering you forbade him to crawl and walk ing with youthful spirit when others life. on all the wandering movie folk indignant. They will most likely With their cemdidate for the United and climb trees? How can one ex­ would be ready to lie down and hereabouts. And it’s there, or at sleep by the side of the path of life, (Remove Extra Toe) the Pierrette, that you can hear succeed in killing the measure. States Senate standing forth more pect the mental strength to develop whatever t)T)e of buzzing suits the if the child is not permitted to do thinking that their journey was end­ Last year in Connecticut the prominently each day as the national ed. Question: L. Y. K. writes: "On ears. 19,000 gunners reporting to the his own thinking? Every individual my right foot I have ^ix toes. This At tl^ moment Lui>e Velez, Dor­ leader of wet sentiment, Connecticut who has accomplished anything of sixth toe gives me a lot of bother. State Commission killed, op an aver­ Republicans might very well have QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS othy Hall, RosL'ka Dolly and Peg­ value in this world has had prob­ I can’t wear a shoe comfortably on gy Fears are four centers of at­ age, more than one pheasant each, taken a place in the van of the lems to solve and decisions to rdake that foot, and I can’t walk any dis­ (Yellow Eyes) \ traction. Some will tell you that in addition to all the other game. movement for prohibition reform in early youth. Important as physi­ tance. Wkat would you advise ? ’ Lupe took a job with the Ziegfeld Almost all the 21,000 pheasants shot cal exercise Is, mental exercise in Question: Miss Noma asks: "Will Answer: The best policy may be show so that ?he would be certain conspicuous enough to command our present day and age is more you please tell me what would cause to have the extra toe removed by a had been released by the state. very serious attention at Chicago, of being in New York when the rov­ important. Children are always ask­ the whites of the eyes to become competent surgeon. ing Gary Cooper returns. More like­ You’ll be as enthusiastic about these chairs TTiey cost $2.77 each. The holder of Of course no positive injury was ing questions; they want the rea­ yellow?” ly she wants to make a large sons for things, and, when a child Answer: When the whites of the as we are, once you have ^een them. They a $3.25 shooting license is permitted done by the policy adopted at Hart' FIND SUICIDE BODY Broadway “rep” so that the Holly­ have the deep, loungy seats, the smart cut­ by law to kill fifteen pheasants, fif­ asks a question, it should be given a eyes become yellow, it is usually wood boys will know her when they ford yesterday. But it will seem to reasonable and truthful answer. Of due to a retention of bile in the back arms, and the loose pillow backs so pop­ teen grouse, ten quail and as many New Canaan, April 8—(AP) — see her '’gain. Anyhow, Gary will many that there was a loss of op­ course, the child requires the guid­ blood. This means that the whole .be back any day now. ular in large upholstered chairs. Both se^ migratory wildfowl as the federal portunity, the effect of which may ing hand and watchful eye of some­ system is poisoned and indicates the The body of William W. Walter, 49, with a suicide note indicating be had Rozika, having Just married Irv­ and back cushion are filled with downy kapdk laws allow. The status of the Con- bear somewhat upon the course of one who has had more experience, need for a. diet which will relieve ing Netcher, might be expected but, ne;vertheless, the child should the encumbered ^ver and gall blad­ considered taking his life since Dee. (silk floss.) The chintz covei^ngs are de­ necticut gfunner is much the same the national convention and which 23, beside it was found today imder to be in the show window. And i be allowed to make its own deci­ der. Bile should only be in the hver, “soch jools!” So is CarmeB( Pan- lightfully springy with colorings to go with as that of gfunners in most of the by a stretch of imagination, might sions whenever possible and should gall bladder and ^intestines, and a tree near the home of a relative tages, here from the Holl3nvoods with whom he had been living. green, rose, plum, blue, rust and mulberry states. even have some ultimate infiuence learn self-reliance. should not appear in the blood. on her Claudette C!ol- schemes! Yet the clamor against the upon the result of the November Work and Play When it does, it becomes one of the Walter, a former insiBrance bro­ bert is packing up for the West, ker Glenbrook avenue, Darien, "penny-a-shell" bill reverberates No matter how wealthy the par­ toxins rssponslble for many diseases now that the Eastern Paramount election. ents are, the child should be taught more serious than the discoloration bad shot himself through the heart. studio has finally fblded up. throughout the land. that any kind of useful work is of the eyes, which is merely a symp­ He had been unemployed for some From the Coast comes word that There is much to be said in favor BUTLER AND HARRIS honorable aniT, if properly done, en­ tom qf the bile poison in the sys­ time. Zeppo Marx, the “unimportant” of the elimination of every form of President Nicholas Murray Butler joyable. You may remember the an­ tem. The note December 23 left in­ member of tjie Marx brothefs, has swer that a child gave when asked structions for the disposal of his written a song that may at last taxation for the preservation of wild of Columbia has long occupied a dis­ to tell the difference between work (Nervous Child) ' body. Another addressed to the rel­ put him into the picture . . . And l ^ T K I N S life. And of course of every public tinctive position before the Amerl and play. ’The child said, "If I like Question: Mrs. S. writes: "My lit­ ative with whom he bad been liv­ up from Florida comes the report tfc x e . / n effort to provide gunners with soihe- can public as one of the nation's to do it, it Is play; if I don’t like to tle five-year-old girl is very nervous ing and dated today, asked forgive­ that Howard Hughes, Hollywood’s ^h^cAer>6et,: thlng to shoot. The game laws are leading liberals and as head of what do it, it is work.” and thin. Should I send her to a ness for shooting himself on his “millionaire kid” may qay farewell While children have more plastfb public school? She has never been property. to cinema production if things fail 1 , begtoning to look like almost as by commsn consent has come to be minds than adults, it is possible for with other children, and my mother He leaves a widow and three cbll- to pick up soon. • ■-rr • xomplete a fizzle as th^pjighte

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guests” when they sought to come t r i e s t o gW-T- HUSBAND INSURANCE CO. HONORS TOASK.GOVERNOR into the Kentucky, coal fields to do El Paso, Tex., April 81—(AP)—; SEES STRONG DRIFT Manchester’s UNFAIR TREATMENT ROUT DRY AGENTS “sociological research.” Mrs. LudlniUa Sinitsin, 48, wife of The University Club telegraphed Dr. Dimitry P. Sinitsin, 61, Russian FRED F. CARPENTER TO CALL ASSEMBLY Hall last night, sa3ring: scientist, was neu' death in a hos­ Date Book DURING A RAID “University (Jlub demands right pital here today. , TO OPPOSITE P A R H ACCORDED SMITH Mrs. Sinitsin w ^ burned jester-- (Continued from Page One) to bring food to starving Colum­ Next Week Manchester Man Given Reward bia students on strike. Will leave day when she poured gasoline on . 'Tuesday, April 12.—Annual Ki- For Quarter Century of ment in the coming months and with truck food and clothing for the tourist camp'bed where she and' wanls Minstrel Show at High Faithful Service. War Veterans Object To this winter. striking, starving students and de­ her husband wehe sleeping and tried' Got. Ritchie States That Re- school. Senator Pittnian Says His “ Besides the mayors of the lead­ mand protection. We demand Con­ to bum them both to death. Dr. Saturday, April 16.—Annual semi- Fred F. Carpenter of 63 Pitkin ing cities in the state I have taken gressional investigation into condi­ Sinitsin’is recovering. formal dance, Masonic Temple, by Friends Should Not Put Up street who with the close of the year Visit and Trouble Follows; the liberty of inviting to be present tions there where free speech, free Dr, Sinitsin, with the United pnbDcaos Are Going Over John Mather Chapter, Order of De- 1931 rounded out a quarter of a cen­ with us His Elxcellency, Governor press, constitutional rights abro­ States Bureau of Animal Husband­ Molay. tury of service with the Connecticut Wilbur L. Cross, in order that he gated. Sending hundred pound bag ry, discovered flukes, a parasite that To Democrats This Year. This Month His Name. General Life Insurance Company, Five Arrested. may have first hand information of peanuts for emergency relief cases. attacks the livers of sheep, killing Monday, April 18.—Seventh an­ has been the recipient the past two conditions wliich face not only More to follow. Advise. th ^m. nual concert of Beethoven Glee Mrs. Sinitsin was formerly a pro­ weeks of many tokens of 'apprecia­ Miami, Fla., April 8.— (AP) — Bridgeport but every community in “Pineville University Club, T. J. Club at High school auditorium, as­ Washington, April 8.—(AP)— the state. fessor of zoology. in. a Russian Uni­ tion from the company and its rep­ The Miami Daily News today said Asher, Jr., President.” New York, April 8.—(AP)— sisted by Mendelssohn Singers of Senator Key Pittman, of Nevada, resentatives in the field. He has , “We might as well face the facts. versity and has aided her husband Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Mary­ Worcester, Mass. said in an Interview today that the just recently returned to his desk five Federal prohibition agents Unemployment is at its peak. With­ in his research work. manner in which Alfred E. Smith’s land, today said he saw a strong Play, “Mystery Island,” at Odd after a long siege with typhoid fever. raided a cafe at Miami Beach last out adequate plans to combat it this STORM KILLS TWO name had been used in the Demo­ drift of Republicans to Democratic Fellows hall, given by Sunset Re- In recognition of his long term of night but met a display of hostility winter we will of a certainty face a holfAVi T JvTcP cratic presidential primaries was SHOtrSE AS KEYNOTER party policies. continuous service, he received a by several score attending the situation fraught with grave conse­ Lepanto, Ark., April 8.— (AP)— Wednesday, April 20.—'Three-act not “fair” to the 1928 standard service pin and $25 in gold, as well American Legion convention of quences. Necessity knows no law. 'Two brothers were killed and seven Hartford, April 8.—^^(AP) —State First concrete evidence of this bearer and Smith’s friends should Chairman David A. Wilson an- movement he said, was in the pi;ini- comedy, “The Whole Town’s Talk­ as a basket of beautiful flowers. Florida and barricaded themselves In order to avert these conse­ people were injured late yesterday ing,” Community Players, Hollister no longer expect him *to contest for noimced today that Jouett Shouse, ary votes in Wisconsin and North Mr. Carpenter was educated in the in the restaurant imtil reinforce­ quences and to fortify the cities of in a svere storm near here. delegates. ments came. chairman of executive coitomittee of Dakota. In other states, particular­ street school. public schools of Windsor. He en­ Connecticut against the coming Enoch Ferguson, 22, and Earl 'Thursday, April 21.— Opening of Pittman, an admirer of Smith, tered the employ of the Connecticut The paper quotes witnesses as months I am asking my fellow the Democratic National convention ly Pennsylvania, through which he Ferguson, 29, were struck by light­ will be the keynoter at the State two-day annual convention of State and the man who notified him of General while a boy and his first saying the agents entered the cafe mayors to imite for concerted ac­ ning as they worked on their plan­ has travelled, he noted the same ills nomination four years ago at convention here on May 16. Mr. Department of Daughters of Union position was on the mail desk. He with drawn pistols about midnight tion of some kind.” tation and died instantly. The same tendency of Republican protest. Albany, said supporters of 'the for­ and took possession, lining patrons Sbouse’s acceptlQOe, imcertain for Veterans of Civil War at Odd Fel­ has been promoted to the premium bolt injured John Ferrell, 16, and These observations were made by mer New York governor, “should and employes against the w£dls. several weeks, has been formally lows hall. collection and auditing departments Henry Ferrell, 17, brothers. the governor in an interview after Friday, April 22.—'Three-act com­ no Inoger expect this great leader, A number of the natrons voiced received, Mr. Wilson said. 'The Na­ he had turned over to John W. Da­ and is now in the comptroller’s TABLES ARE TURNED Terrific wind demolished the home tional leader, however, will not he edy, ’^ b s,” by Sock and Buskin who will ^ways have a powerful in­ office. He has traveled sdl over the protests against the agents break­ vis, general chairman of the Demo­ fluence in our party, further to con­ ing glasses and bottles, the News of Sawn McGraw on the outskirts temporary chairman of the conven­ club at High school. country, transfering agencies, fitting of Lepanto during a family reunion cratic victory campaign, a check for Wednesday, April 27.—Roll call test when he is not a candidate for said, and two were handcuffed by Pineville, Ky., April 8.— (APT— tion, the state chairman pointed $36,690, Maryland’s contribution in up new agencies and systems. and five people were injured. out. banquet of John Mather Chapter, the nomination and will make no Mr. Carpenter, who is a member the raiders. Pineville’s University Club is con­ the party’s drive for a $1,500,000 Order of DeMolay, at Hotel Sheri­ campaign.” of the Wetherell family, married Cut Auto 'Tires cerned over the welfare of striking The paper’s account described in­ preparedness ftmd. dan. “I have long hesitated to give Miss Mabel Stanley. 'They have two Columbia University students, led Prohibition and unemployment. terference given by patrons when Thursday and Friday, April 28, any personal expression relative to children. by Rob Hall. Governor Ritchie stated, would be 29.—“Henry’s Wedding,” comedy. the primaries that have been con­ the agents fineilly t i j ^ to make Hall and a student delegation re- the main issues of the presidential Tall Cedars, High school. ducted,” he said, “but I am fond of their way from the restaurant and I cently found themselves “uninvited campaign this year. He expressed Next Month Governor Smith and I greatly ad­ said others on the outside cut the surprise that President Hoover, as Sunday, May 1.—May Day Jubi­ mire him. I do not think the. use of ROOSEVELT SWEEPS tires of the officers’ automobile and threatened to overturn it. Smart Spring leader of the Republican Party, had lee at South Methodist church, his powerful name in the Democrat­ One pistol shot was fired but it not taken a definite stand on the sponsored by Salvation Army. ic primaries in which it has been latter issue. used is fair to him. OPPOSITION ASIDE went through a window and did no 'Thursday, May 5.—Benefit enter­ damage. S t ^ e s In Not Much Change tainment and dance, 32nd anniver­ “He Is a man who loves and is MONEY for "Of course, if there is a chicken loyal to his friends and therefore The News said that when the sary of Scandia Lodge, No. 23, O. of (Continued from Page One) agents saw they could not reach the in every pot and a car in every ga- V., at Orange hall. you cannot expect him to do any­ thing that will Interfere with them street, they locked themselves In Every Need •^age, unemployment will not be Condng Events favorite son been benefited ma­ SUITS uwingr hig name for any Democratic the restaurant and telephoned Mi­ e g a r d l e s s of what your much of an issue,” he said. “But I Friday, June 4.—Opening of terially. In fact, except for one or ami police headquarters for help. A don’t see many manifestations of a two-day state convention and field purpose.” ^ money needs are, you will and 'rile Nevaasm, an influential mem­ two delegates, no candidate but truck load of agents arrived soon find a pleasant, easy solu­ change, much as I would like to.” day of Loyal Order of Moose here. Roosevelt has won any support at thereafter and evacuated the be­ R ber of the Democratic Party, and tion to them at Ideal. We sup Governor Ritchie said he was not Saturday, Jime 25.—State Ma­ all outside his home state. sieged officers and five prisoners, chairman of the resolutions com­ ply from $10 to $300 on your own a party to any coalition of favorite sonic Veterans Reunion at Temple. The8E*resent Score the latter employes of the cafe. mittee in the last National conven­ security without endorsers and TOPCOATS sons aiming to stop Governor Frank­ npoTiing of two-day session of Of the 308 delegates chosen thus Officers at prohibition headquar­ tion, said he was “far more inter­ lin D. Roosevelt at the National 16th annual convention of the New far, 174 are counted definitely for ters here were reticent today. M. our only charge Is three and one- ested in obtaining the strongest convention. He added he knew of England Conference Luther League Roosevelt. Murray has 23, James J. (3orman, In charge of the office, balf per cent on the impaid candidate than In the ambitions of no such coalition. at Swedish Lutheran church. A. Reed of Missouri, 36, Smith said there was “ a slight disturb­ monthly balance. Prompt, cour­ He would not comment on any of friends of any CMdidate.” probably one. All the remaining 104 ance” during the raid and that one teous, confidential service that the presidential candidates thus far “The strength of candidates is a are in doubt but 84 of them belong person was arrested. He said be complies with all State regula­ mentioned. But, he saiu that all of developing proposition,” he added. to New York, generally expected to knew nothing else about it. tions. HOOVER DISCUSSES “Until this development has gone them were “ able, and would do any go preponderantly to Roosevelt. ■ OU may choose the most far enough it is only a question of job well that they were asked to Meantime the Republican sup­ convenient of our many guess and prophesy.” TEACHERS ROBBED Y plans according to your do.” ECONOMY CAMPAIGN porters of President Hoover are All other candidates should get heartened tremendously by the re­ particular circumstances. Our Lynn, Mass., April 8.— (A P )—A behind the one chosen, he continued, PRIEST APPOINTED turns from their party’s primary in advisory service is conducted for (Conttnned from Page One) thief who robbed two teachers of and support him conscientiously. Bridgeport, >pril 8.— (AP)—The Wisconsin. There appears no doubt your benefit and will not obligate small sums of money today started you In any way. "I don't expect any deadlock, or Rev. J. W. Dial, assistant pastor of the administration forces have and other veterans activities, not a fire in the attic of the Shepard delay at the convention,” he said. St. Raphael’s Catholic church was made considerable gains against the Call, Phone, Write requiring legal changes, designed to notified today of his appointment as La Follette insurgents. school and escaped during the at­ “ I don’t see why the man who ap' save several million more. tendant excitement. The fire was pears to be strongest at the time assistant in the Sacred Heart To date the President has 231 of Decrease in agriculture depart­ the 269 Republican delegates se­ made of articles taken from the of the convention should not be church, Waterbury. A native of ment outlays for agricultural ex­ Bridgeport, he was ordained two lected and a renomination is as­ teachers handbags, but did little IDEAL named. ’The will to win and the op­ periment stations and other activi- Financing Association, Inc. years ago. sured. damage. portunity to succeed this year will tles. 868 Main St., Second Floor keep all Democrats in line and avoid Possible alteration of the activi­ Tel. 7281, South Manchester any breaks.” ties of ru-al mall carriers, designed to save several millions more. Shrinking both Army and Navy appropriations, despite his public JURY COMPLETED statement that the $700,000,000 out­ Ofre^ou Qellim) YOUR Share o f ^alues9 lay was necessary for the nstinoAl NOTICE! defense. IN MASSIE CASE ChUnet officers as they left the Sealed hide will be received by White House today declined to dis­ the Connecticut State Highway De­ (Oontiimed from Page Ose) cuss developments in the economy partment at the Office of the Bureau drive. "They were equally reticent Women s VESTS of Roadside Development, State All the qualtiy and style Office Building, Hartford, Con­ talesmen the prosecution’s aware­ concerning the display of their new that the very particular ness that its case was circumstan­ “economy yardsticks,” Any vest at 10c Is a bargain— but necticut, until 2:00 P. M, Wednes­ day, April 18th, 1932, for the supply­ dresser can demand. Tail­ tial was made fairly obvious by one these are super-values! Of fine white question Kelley regularly put to the c ing and planting of shade trees oring and fabric Integrity veniremen. It was: , FALSE RUMORS SPREAD along various state highways as fol­ cotton^ with rayon trim and tubing at lows: that insures extra long “Are you willing to convict on wearing service. Such are circumstantial evidence alone if you neck and armholes. Sizcfs 38/ 4 2 ,44. C!ounties of Litchfield, Hartford, ON AMERICAN FINANCES 10 Tolland, New Haven, Fairfield, Mid­ are so instructed by the court?” these suits and topcoats. If a defense plea for a directed dlesex, New London and Windham: Wherefore, then, the need 20 White Birch clumps 12-14’ verdict falls. It may enter a plea of '’^Continued frmn Page One) to pay more than our ex­ emotional insanity by one defend­ (tall), ant covering the period after Kaha- M.n . SHIRTS ..TRUNKS 12 Scbwedler Maple 4” ceptionally low prices. comparatively weak in terms of dol­ 41 American Elm 2%-3” hawai was enticed to the Fortescue lar transactions for a few weeks, house. 46 Weeping Willow 10-12' (tall) until recently, due largely to the The Shirts. Fine ribbed white 38 Pin Oak 2Vs-2%” gradual decline of France’s export 62 Pin Oak 31/3 -4 " THE JURY trade. 'The favorable French posi­ cotton; athletic styles with rayon .50 and Honolulu, April 8,— (A P )—The tion in world trade was particularly 124 Sugar Maple 2i/^-3” trimmings. 4 Sugar Maple 6” jury which will try Mrs, Fortescue hard hit as a result of the British 2 5 ^ 7 Staghorn Sumac 2” and three naval men on charges of tariffs. slaying JosejA Kahahawai; 3 White Ash 31/3 ” suits The Trunks. Fast Color broadcloth/ printed in de« 31 European Linden 3” $25*00 John Stone, 43, American, assist­ FAILS TO PAY TAX, JAILED ant secretary of a steamship com­ signs you’ll like. Yoke front,^ elastic sideS/ balloon 45 Oriental Plane 2% ~ 8" 88 Norway Maple 4" pany, having a high school educa­ Norwalk, April 8.—(AP)—^Tbe seat. Cut to fit comfortably; built to wear. Plans and specifications may be tion, first arrest in the drive for pay­ CJharles Strohlin, 61, American, obtained by applying at the above ment of local mimlcipal taxes took address. Bonds in the amount of engineer, high school education. place this morning when Howard TOPCOATS Shadford Waterhouse, 26, Ameri­ one-third the bid must be submitted Wood, 35, a carpenter of 5 Summer for a Sale of with the proposal. can, alumnus of Princeton. street, was taken to the Fairfield B ab y W ear ’Theodore Bush, 40, American, The State Highway Commission­ county jail In Bridgeport by Con­ er reserves the right to reject any $15-00 and $2 2 .50 civil engineer from Lltltz, Pa, stable William La Fontaine. George McIntyre, 41, American, Baby Shoes 4 9 c pr.t Baby Bonnets 25c and all bids. Wood is charged with being de­ Dated at Hartford, Ckinnecticut, clerk. linquent in the payment of a $60 White, pink and blue orgdn> 'Theodore Char, 31, Chinese ac­ White or champagne blu- April 1, 1982, tax due on an automobile. However, countant, educated at Chicago Uni­ cher lace shoes, with cushion die or taffeta with big ruffles JOHN A. MACDONALD, versity and the University of Illi­ with the addition of penalties and State Highway Commissioner. C. E. HOUSE & SON/Inc. officials fees, etc., Wood faces a nois. soles. Sizes 0,1, 2. 3. and delightful ribbon trim- State Office Building, Henry Chang, 25, (Chinese, gram­ four months jail sentence, local offi­ ,ming. Hartford, Conn. mar school education. cials stated. Charles Akana, 32, Chinese, ac- Assorted Baby Dresses 25c coimtant, high school education. Willy Beyer, 42, German ances­ Beautiful white nain­ try, potato chip manufacturer, C hocolate* Baby Pants grammar school education. sook trimmed with lace Olaf Sorensen, 61, Danish ances­ and embroidery,shirred 2 for 15c They*ll Put The Skids Under try, assistant manager of a railroad 19c ib. land department, public and private JIM'S Creams, nougats and chewey fronts. Deep hems. Sizes Pure gum pants, with vents. school education. pieces. Edward Goeas, 25, Portuguese HAT CLEANING 1 and 2. Flesh, white and natural^ Old Man Gloom At The and ancestry, clerk. Usually 10c. Walter Napoleon, 32, Hawaiian, SHOE SHINING PARLOR meat cutter, two years in high 6th Annual school. Vat-Dyed Dress Prints TWO STRIKERS SHOT Plain Colored • 10 to 20 yd. lengths Broadcloth • Full 36 inch widths Kiwanis Minstrels Wllkesbarre, Pa., April 8.— (AP) 10c yard • Guaranteed vat dyes —Opening fire on a group of strik­ Tuesday Evening, April 12 ing pickets near the Maderia col­ Yard wide dress and shirt- liery of the Conlon Coal Company ing broadcloths in one to There ore 80/80 percales, pon* at Hudson today, police said, Paul at 8.15 O’clock Conlon, 32, of Kingston, son of the 15 yard lengths. Finely gees, broadcloths and foulards. mflie owner, wounded two men. woven. Up-to-the-minote patterns. The shooting occurred when pick­ Will Impart a New Freshness ets stopped an automobile convey­ To Your Old Hat. ing Conlon and two employes to the HIGH SCHOOL HALL mine. Conlon toldj)olice he fired in King Thread gc self defense but the pickets con­ SERVICE No. 50 or 60 200 yards spools 36 in. C retonnes tended the shooting was imwar- our popular priced service so Bias Tape S^^IOc END MEN— ranted. greatly in favor witli our clien­ Conlon was released under $20,- tele. Thorongh cleaning and ex­ 1 0 c yd. Elmore Watkins John Olson Arthur Knofla 000 to await the outcome of the pert reblocking. 7 in. Steel Shears 10c men’s Injuries. All spring colors. New light Elmer Thienes Harlowe Willis Helge Pearson Several hundred of the 400 em­ I Gold Eye Needles 5c groimds and fancy patterns. ployes of the Conlon company have Clarence Quimby, Interlocutor been on strike for three weeks. They contended the concern haa been cut­ Helgre Pearson, Musical IMrector ting wages. 'Two days ago execu­ tive board members of District 1, Black Hose Co.—Darktown Pkemen’s Minstrels United Mine Workers of America, gave the strike official sanction of the imlon.. JIM'S M ^ L E L L A N I Also Specialty Acts HAT CLEANING '' and S s jc to sfoo STORES. Admission $1.00 ' Reserved Seats 25c Extra The University of California has a machine that ihakes artifi­ SHOE SHINING PARLOR cial snowflakes by mixing a cold 887 Bfain 8t. Phone 8269 Formerly Green’s 973 Main St. and drjrcurrent of air with a warm and moQl one.

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S PAGEV EIGHT_ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 8,1932. 10:15—Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, 12:00—^Midnight Serenade — Louis Adventures in Health. Weir, organist. REC NOTES PUTINUM COATS COLUMBIA Overnight WAPPING WTK PROGRAMS^ 10^30—Music that Satisfies. rravelen Broadcasting Service 10:45—Governor Albert CT. Ritchie. BANKERS REFUSE LOAN Mias Doris Leger, teacher of the Now is the time to niroU The South Windsor Wednesday Hartford, Conn. 11:00—Columbia Symphony Orches­ Detroit, April 8—(AP) —Faced Hop River school, was the week-end A. P. News Afternoon Club was omitted on tra. with the fiat refusal of bankers to boy for the spring term for Doo>> M A^Y MATERIALS S0.000 Wn 1060 &. C., 982^ M. guest of Miss Eleanor Allen in Wednesday on accoimt of so much 11:30—George Olsen’s Orchestra. extend further loans imtil the city’s swimmers, so that he can go into New London. budget is balanced, Detroit city of- Concord, N. H.—Governor Winant UlneM in town. the coming season a swimmer or at The prevailing colds and grip of asks governors of all textile states ficieds today said a general reduc­ Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Friday, April 8, 1983 least being able to get along by March played havoc wrlth the per­ to join him in an effort to prevent WBZ-WBZA tion in city salaries, possibly as high himself. The charge is a small one'. New Process Discovered fect attendance at the Center school exploitation of labor in textile mills. Annie Kupchunos and her seven E. S. T. as one-third, is imminent. children whose house, shed and Give your boys a chance. Enroll Ruth Tashlik being the only one Concord, N. H. — Six airplanes WTIC—1060 k. c.—282.8 na. Pointing out that the city agreed them now. Beginners 10:00—^10:45; neither absent nor late during the destroyed by fire in as many min­ warehouse with fifty acres of to­ Friday, April 8, 1932 to balance its budget when it ob­ That W in Make Parts of bacco were all destroyed by fire at 4:00—Betty Moore, decorator. advanced 10:45—11:30 a. m. Satur* month. At the Chestnut Hill school utes at the Concord Airport; dam­ 4:15—Program Summary. E. S. T. tained loans amounting to more days. Instruction by Frank Busch. the following pupils were perfect in age Was estimated .at more than 2 o’clock Thursday morning. 4:00—Florence Rangers. than $5,000,000 since last Novem­ Among those who attended the 4:18—Sunset Hour—Moshe Para- Precision Instruments. attendance for March: Francis ? 21 ,000 . nov, director. 4:15—“National Affairs” — David ber, Chicago, New York and local Hutchins, Stephen Kovak, Myron quarterly meeting of the East Cen­ Lawrence. bankers presented a statement to MADRID BANK BOBBED Leominster, Mass.—New England tral Pomona Grange No. 3, from 4:45—Conn. Motor Vehicle Dept Berkowitz, Celia Berkowitz, Helen Methodist conference urged to put a Bulletin. 4:20—The Business World Today. the City Council last night in which Zmutski and Rachael Tashlik. the local Grange, were Mr. and 4:30—Stock Exchange quotations. they not only refused to loan any Madrid, April 8.—(AP) —Elghi New York, April 8.—(AP)—Plat­ strict economy program in effect in Mrs. Edward P. Collins, Mr. and 5:00—CarfiVan Romance. There was but one session of the all parishes. 5:15—“Skippy.” 4:45—Uncle Beezee. more funds but said they would not hold-up men robbed the bank in the inum is caused to evaporate like town schools on Wednesday, the Mrs. Ja!^es M. Preston, Charles J. 5:0Q—Agricultural Markets. renew outstanding loans when they suburban town of Vizcaya today Just teacher going to Coventry in the Westfield, Mass. — City Council Dewey, Charles E. Lathrop, Miss 5:30—Studio Program. fall due. Their refusal, they said, water by a discovery annoimce^ 5:45—Erno Rripee and Concert Or­ 5:15—Doug Woodman’s Orchestra. after it opened, covering five em­ from the California Institute of afternoon to attend the monthly votes five per cent wage reduction Bernice Wheeler, Mrs. Susie S. Wa­ was contingent upon Detroit’s con­ ployes with gims and scooping up in mimicipal salaries to become ef­ chestra. 5:30—Singing Lady. Technology. ' teachers meeting imder the direc­ ters, Mrs. Josephine G. Foster and tinued inability to balance the bud­ about $5,000 in cash. They escaped fective May 1 for the remainder of Mrs. Lillian E. Grant. 6:00—Serenading Strings—Moshe 5:45—Little Orphan Annie—child­ This precious vapor, probably the tion of the supervisor, Mr. Garrison. hood placet: Shirley Bell, Allan get. in an adtomobile. world’s highest-priced mist, con­ Perfect attendance for the West the year. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Van Sicklln Paranov, director. who have been staying at the home 6:15—Orchestra, Baruck, Henrietta Tedro and denses into unimaginably thin films street scnool for March is as fol­ VanBuren, Me.—Jeanne Nadeau, Jerry O’Meara. upon a wide variety of materials. lows: Edward Church, Arthur Cobb, 3, drowns as water in a fiooded of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 6:30—Bulletins. drainage ditch draws her into cul­ Van Sicklln, through the winter 6:34—Talk—“War Against Depres­ 6:00—Time; weath,er. It coats them virtually permanent­ Catherine Klemark, Helen Klemark, 6:02—Edward J. Lord, pianist. ly. i Sophie Klemark. vert. months since the first part of Octo­ sion” Campaign. Portland, Me.— Henry Nordberg, ber, have returned to Vine street. 6:45—The Little Symphony. 6:07—Sports Review. Smoother than'dew it-will cover . Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Smith 6:15—All-Star Orchestra — Andy fibres, converting them into pliant, and Miss Bessie Hubbard of Hart­ seaman on the barge Brina P. Pen­ East Hartford, this week Wednes­ 7:00—The Travelers Pilot with Or­ WARD WEEK filmy threads that seem made of ford have returned from spending dleton, reported lost during a storm day.' chestra, Sanella, conductor; vocal soloist. pure platinum. These threads are the winter in Florida. They were in off the Carolina coast March 22. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Symonson 7:30—Studio Muslcale. 6:30—Royal Vagabonds — imper­ prized as wires for various precl- Columbia Wednesday and spent Honolulu—Fortescue murder jury of Westfield, Mass., were visitora at 7:45—Harry Salter’s Orchestra. sonations:- Ward Wilson. si m instruments. A Midas might some time at their summer cottage. is completed. the home of Mrs. S3unonson’s par­ 8:00—Jessica Dragonette and the 6:45—Topics in Brief — Lowell even be able to pay for a platinum Eight members of Columbia Cleveland—Human finger is sent ents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Vlberts. Men About Town. Thomas. \ Sale Of gown. Grange went to Manchester Wed­ to John B. Wilberding, banker, as Mrs. Winnie E. (Foster) Smith, 9:00—Night Qub. 7:00—Time; Amoo ’n’ Andy. Platinum gowns, interferometer nesday to attend the meeting of extortionists’ warning. wife of Frederick Smith, died at her 9:30—Christiaan Kriens, director; 7:15—Elsie Janls, Harry Salter’* plates and a number of valuable East Central Pomona Grange. McAlester, Okla.—Three convicts home in Brooklyn, N. Y., April 5. with Henry Clancy, Tenor. Orchestra. scientific instruments can be made Wednesday evening was Neigh­ kidnap two prison employes and es­ The funeral serrtces will be held at 10:30—Theater of the Air. 7:30—Stebbino Boys—Parker Fen- the parlors of Avery and Van nelly and Arthur Allen, comedy ard oods by platinum evaporation. bors’ Night at the local Grange, cape. 11:00—News, Weather, Atlantic Y G The process ' was developed by and Hebron and Andover Granges Hopewell, N. J.—Search is re­ Zandt, North street, Willimantic, Coast Marine Forecast. sketch, John Strong, National Research were present and furnished the pro­ newed for Harry Fleischer, gang­ at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon. 11:05—Tony Pestritto, Director. 7:45—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. At Tremendous Savings Fellow, who reports it in the Physi­ gram, which was as follows: Paper ster, in Lindbergh kidnaping. Burial will be in Willimantic. 8:00—Leonard Joy’s Orchestra; cal Review, a scientific journal. For­ on “Friendship,” Doris Hutchinson Los Angeles—Norma Talmadge Mrs. Mae Holden and Mrs. Ruth Allyn Joslyn, master of ceremo­ merly the nearest approach to plat­ of Andover Grange; Instrumental denies she plans to seek divorce. Anderson, teachers of the seventh nies. inum mist has been the process of music. Miss Olive Warner and Banbury, England—Lord North, and eighth grades at the Wapping 225—WDRC 8:30—B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra, R ed u ced yo P ric e dean of the House of Peers, dies. school, took their pupils to the fiow- “sputtering,” in which the molten Messrs. Warner and Ellis of He­ Hartford—1330 8:45—Sisters ( ! the Skillet—Eddie metal is reduced to minute droplets bron; talk on “A Trip Around the Southampton—Ambassador Mel­ er show at the Armory in Hartford, and Ralph, specialty songs and Rayons, Satins, Gloria Cloth, arid sprayed' like paint. World,” Percy Cook of Andover lon arrives. Tuesday forenoon, dialogue. Dr. Strong produced evaporation Grange; vocal solo, ‘"The Old Re­ New Orleans—Frank Parker de­ Mrs. H. V, Parker of South Wind­ Program for Friday, April 8 9:00—Friendship Town—cast: Vir­ Pure Linen Broadcloth, in a vacuum by a slight change of frain,” Donald Tuttle of Andover- feats Lott 6-4, 8-6, in club tourna­ sor, Is visiting her daugther, Mrs. E. S. T. ginia Gardiner, ddith Spencer, methods which had failed. The heat Grange; paper, “The Grange in ment. William Page, of Troy, N. Y. 4:00—Arthur Jarrett. Don Carney, Ed Whitney, “Pic” Fancy Prints, Rayon Plaids is supplied by wire or filament of Legislation Past and Future,” Car­ Boston—Toronto wins second Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bieber, of Fos­ 4:15—Light Opera £em s. Malone, “Pat” Padget; Harry tungsten, one of the metals with a rol Hutchinson of Hebron Grange; Stanley Cup game from New York ter street, Manchester, were guests 4:45—Orchestra, Fritz Reiner con­ Salter's Orchestra; Frank Luth­ \ ou may now purchase materiaL enough higher melting point than platinum. sketch, Mrs. Ruby Gibson and Rangers, 6-2, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ ducting. er, voceilist. Guayaquil, Ecuador—B r i t i a h bert Watrous. The failures occurred vhen plati­ Homer Hills of Hebron Grange. 5:30—^Aunt Molly and Midge. 9:3()—Irvin S. Cobb; Roy Shield’s for a dress for as little as num was laid in the glowing tung­ There were 78 present representing tanker is captured by naval rebels. Mr. and Mrs. Malette and family Orchestra: Edna Kellogg, so­ Pinehurst, N. C.—Three Yale have moved from Wapping to Man­ 5:35—Harold B. Smith, pianist sten coil. Apparently too much heat Hebron, Andover, Glastonbury, Col­ 5:45—The Lone Wolf Tribe. prano; Cyril Pitts and Thomas was lost in the small space separat­ chester, Bolton, Brookl5m and Co­ stars eliminated in north and south chester recently. Muir, tenors; Herman F. Larson, amateur golf tournament. Rev. and Mrs. David Carter had 6:00—Freddie Martin’s Orchestra. ing the metals. lumbia Granges. After the meeting 6:15—John Kelvin, Irish tenor. baritone; Reinhold Schmidt, Lass; So Dr. Strong tried electroplating sandwiches, cadt'' and coffee were as their guest recently Mrs. Ruth FLOODS SUBSIDING Brooks of Morgantown, West Vir­ 6:30—Ted Brewer’s Orchestra. Robert Stewart Childe, accom­ the platinum directly upon the served by the refreshment commit­ 6:45—Ranny Weeks, Charles Hec­ panist. tungsten wire and that worked to tee of Columbia Grange. ginia. Bucharest, Rumania, April 8 — There will be a special meeting tor’s Orchestra. ' 10:00—Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra; perfection. audition winner; Mildred Bailey, The vacuum evaporation box has (AP) —Floods which have left a of the Wapping Cemetery Associa­ 7:00—Myrt and Marge. trail of death and destruction tion and of the directors, next 7:15—^Tune Blenders; Laimy Ross. crooner; Jack Fulton, tenor; Red While stock lasts. walls coated either with tungsten NEW MILITARY WEAPON McKenzie, soloist: King’s Jesters foil or copper, from either of which thrLughout Rumanian river valleys Thursday evening, April 14 at the 7:30—Big Brothers’ Harmonica for the last two days were subsid­ Sadd Memorial Library at 8 o’clock, Ensemble. and Romancers. the platinum mist settling upon the 10:30—Waves of Melody — Victor sides can be recovered for further Washington, April 8 — (AP) — ing. to act on the proposed chsmge in 7:45—Morton Downey, Anthony It was reported 1,500 houses were the by-laws and to plan for the Wons, Jacques Renard’s Orches­ Arden’s Orchestra; Tom Brown, use. From copper this platinum de­ Lester P. Barlow, inventor of a se­ tenor. ontgomery destroyed at Arad and that thous­ season’s work. tra, M posit peels in sheets. cret new nrilitary weapon, said to­ ands of villagers were left homeless 10:45—Spiritual Singers. A “window” in the bo.t permits day after a conference at the White James Murry, C. Watson Vi t, 8:00—Interview; Contralto, Quar­ in Bessarabia, many of whom were George Bancroft and Patrick Col­ tet, Orchestra. 11:00—Time; weather; Sports Re­ the operator to restrict the plati­ House he had offered it to President view. num evaporation as desired. Hoover “upon certain terms.” saved from death by rescuer. bert, all of South Windsor, have 8:15—Singin’ Sam. ard 11:15—“Here and There in Radio­ W & Co. He says the invention could de­ sold their crops of tobacco recent­ 8:30—“Today a r d Yesterday;” 824-828 Main St. Tel. 5161, South Manchester OLDEST PEER DIES TURBULENT SESSION ly- ______Dramatic and musical highlights. land.” stroy cities a thousand miles dis­ 11:30—Orchestra. tant. 9:00—Toscha Seidel, violinist; Banbury, Eng., April 8.—(AP)— Asked if President Hoover had New Haven, April 8.—(AP)—A SALARIES REDUCED Street Singer: Sam Lanin’s Or­ Lord North, Great Britain’s oldest accepted his offer, Barlow replied turbulent meeting of the executive chestra. peer, died yesterday at 95. He suc­ Mr. Hoover had been “amiable.” He committee of the Department of Manila, April 8.—(AP)—Salary 9:30—To the Ladies. Leon Belas- ceeded to the title when his mother did not divulge his “terms.” Connecticut of the American Legion cuts of from two to ten per cent for co’s Orchestra; Tito Gulzar, Mex­ died in 1884. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRILS, 1932. PAGENIKl^ Major Leagues Will Bring in Ten Million Dollars Toronto Trounces YALE AND ARMY WARNER LONE YALE YET SEVERAL CLUBS IN POLO FINALS CLAIIt£ m CKY PLAYER IN TOURNEY Rangers, Score 6-2 Cadets Beat Harvard 11-4 North-Sooth Amatenr Golf MAY HAVE DEFICIT Matches Reach Semi-Final there will be no duplication at the and Bulldogs Top Penn New Tax Bill To Claim One one sided finishes of 1931. Attend­ ART KELLEY PAIRED ance last September fell off like the Maple Leafs Now Need Only Military Academy 15-9. Stage At Pinehnrst. leaves of autumn when the Athleriea Million For U. S. Treas­ and Cards ran away from the pack. AGAIN ^ ED ELLIS The payrolls for the two leagues One More Victory To Cap- nm between $4,000,000 and ^,000,* New York, April 8.— (AP)—Yale Plnehurst, N. C., April 8— (.*P) ury; Payrolls Close To 000 in the aggregate. The playen Unusual Interest is being mani­ and Army are the finalists in 'the —Two veterans of the golfing wars accoimt for at least 80 percent of tare Stanley Cup; Play In fested locally in the all-star boxing National Intercollegiate Indoor polo came through to the semi-finals to- this Noweidays the big league ath­ da}^ of the North and South ama­ 15,000,000; Eats Cost An­ show of the C. D. K. club at Rock­ championships. Polo followers al­ letes travel in pullmans and live at ready are conceding the Ellis the teur tourney along with a youthful the best hotels. The railrowl ex­ Toronto Tomorrow. ville next Tuesday by reason of its vlctorjf tomorrow night. Yale linksman and a former Prince­ penses are more thchi twice as being the occasion of young Art The cadets played some unexpect­ ton star. other Cool Million. heavy. Kelley of Bigelow street appearing edly good olo last night when they The veterans. Halbert J. Blue, of Chain stores systems and train­ Boston, April 8— (AP) — The fly­ on the card with Eddie Ellis of defeated Harvard 11 to 4 in a semi­ Aberdeen and J. B. Ryerson of ing expenses combine to eat up ing Toronto Maple Leafs were head­ Rockville both 125 pound boxers. final clash but they do not appear Cooperstown, N. Y., were paired in New York, April 8.— (A P )—Major close to $1,000,000. ing for home today with the covet­ Young Kelley is under the care of to be in the same class with the one bracket while the other brought League baseball even If it draws Frankie Busch and has made rapid Elis who are rated at 21 goals on together M. P. Warner of Pine Or­ no better than last ye€U', figures to ed Stanley Cup almost in their chard, Conn., a member of this grasp. progress since talking up the boxing the handicap lists. ‘ put between $9,000,000 and $10,000,- game and should give the fans Yale, defender of the Class A year’s Yale team and J. M. Robbins, HORTONS CLOSE WITH Victorious in two games on for­ of Merlon, Pa., a recent Princeton 000 into circulation during the 1932 eign ice, the Leafs seemed sure of plenty of action. He is said to be a title as fell as the Intercollegiate campaign. clever boxer and a hard hitter. Ray­ crown, last night gave an example graduate and former captain of the winning at least one out of three Tiger team. In addition to this substantial A 66 TO 57 V iaO R Y from the New York Rangers at mond Pagani will also meet young of the difference between the teams contribution toward stimulating the Tommie Britt of Rockville in the by conceding the strong Pennsylva­ Ryerson defeated Forbes K. Wil­ home and taking the world cham­ son of York Harbor, Maine; Robbins coimtry’s business, close to $1,000,- pionship emblem to the place pre­ opener Tuesday night. Tommy nia Military College trio a seven- 000 under the proposed new tax bUl, Tucker and Larry Holt of New goal handicap and then walking won over Dick Wilson of Southern The Manchester Hortons ended # pared for it in their new Maple L«af Pines, the medalist; Warner beat will be collected by the sixteen Na­ Gardens lobby. The third game of Britain, a stable mate of Jerry away with a 15 to 9 triumph. It tional and American League clubs very successful basketball season Verry, are matched for the semi­ took the Ells nearly three periods.to J. E. Parker, Jr., of Orange, N. J., with a win over Morse Business Ced- the best three out of five series and a teammate at Yale and Halbert J. for the benefit of the U. S. Treas­ as many more as are needed to de­ final bout and Steve Carr and a fast capture the lead but their play was ury. • lege of Hartford, 66 to 57. Chapman clever 160 lb. boxer with several far above that of their rivals'. Mike Blue beat W. Noves, Jr., of Dobbs cide the title will be played at Tor­ Ferry, N. Y., another of the Yale Despite its proportions and well and Hedlund starred for the win­ knockouts to his credit will feature Phipps, Yale No. 2, scored enough established organization, the big onto, beginning tomorrow. JACK contingent. ners. Bissell was beet for the loeeri. After beating the Rangers 6 to 4 the final. The usual high-class card goals himself to equal the P. M. C. league game as a whole will be' of ten bouts is attracting a great handicap. KELLER lucky to break even in 1932. The Hortons won 9 and lost First period: State’s much-coveted honor society. over the absence of Pete Donahue, AT GREENVILLE LODGE Boston, April 8.—(AP)—Jimmy • i_N ew York, F. Cook (W. Cook) their new righthanded pitcher who He refused with the statement: Next: Frank Wykoff, world’s Henlgan of Medford, last year’s 8:23. was left in New York to nurse a “They only wanted me because I “fastest human.” Penalties — Somers, Finnegan, New York, April 8.—(AP)—Max winner in the historic Boston A. A. badly. Infected right leg. muathon has notified race officials Cotton. Bill Hargrave, Braves catcher, Schmeling, heavyweight boxing Stops—Roach 12, Chabot 9. champion will start draining May not only "took a punch” but was he will be on the starting line April drove in five of the Braves runs, 19, determined to repeat his great Second period scoring:— scored two himself, had seven put- 10 at Greenville Lodge, two miles cut to ribbons. triumph. SALE 2— New York Brennan (unassist­outs and one assist against Wash­ from Kingston, N. Y., for his title Dempsey is frank about his own ed 1:09. match with Jack Sharkey of Bos­ ington yesterday. abilities. GREEN WINS 3— Toronto Jackson (Unassisted) ton. n d Of Odds and Ends of A “The only things I ever had,” says 2:06. Schmeling is due to arrive here Manchester Green closed its bas­ Old Will, “were a punch and the 4— Toronto Conaeher (unassist­ today from Germany and a short ketball season yesterday with a 42- STELLA WALSH NOW ability to take it. I thlyk my tour 28 victory over the All-Stars. Callis ed) 8:58. exhibition tour ending at Fort has shown that I can s f U hit.” and Smith were the best for the Penalties: — Johnson, Brennan, Wayne, Indiana, April 28. Day. OLD ENOUfiH TO VOTE Old Will forgot something there. Green, and May for the All-Stars. bnWIlUAM 6RAUCHER Manchester Green (42) Men's Suits Stops Roach 12; Chabot 8. He forgot YOUTH. Dempsey may Third period scoring: THE BRITISH PAYOFF be able to walk up to a man this p B F T 6—Toronto, Clancy (Primeau) Cleveland, April 8. — (AP) — very day and knock him for a loop. 2 V. Callis, I f ...... 8 1-1 17 At MOORE PROVES ASSET 1-2 1:49. Stella Walsh, the “fastest woman” Only a handful of our local boys But that wouldn’t prove the old 3 S. Smith, rf . . . . . 6 13 6— ^Toronto, Conaeher (Jackson)sprinter, was 21-years-old yesterday punch still was there. In ring com­ 4 I. Madden, c . . . . 2 0-1 4 will compete at Sandwich this 0 9:66. and she celebrated the event by ap­ TO McGRAW’S GIANTS bat he might have to wade around 0 I. La Ponte, c . . . . 0 0-1 7— ^Toronto, Clancy (Primeau)pearing before a federal naturaliza­ year for the British Open champion­ for five or six rounds, or, as in the 1 W, Johnson, Ig .. . 3 0-0 6 tion clerk to swear to citizenship ship. Among others, there will be 2 W. Hanson, rg .. . 0 2-4 2 10:61. Springfield, HI., April 8.— (A P )— Chicago bout with Tunney, seven 8— ^Tonorto, Cotton (Primeau)papers. Harry Cooper, Tommy Armour, rounds, before he could get that old a 2 . 9 5 Miss Walsh took her citizenship The closer the Giants to home the Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen and 12 19 4-9 42 17:10. more clearly it becomes apparent sock in there. Penalties—Jackron, Keeling, Cot­ step at the first opportunity in or­ Mac Smith. AU-Stars (28) Some of these suits formerly sold as high as $35. Eddie Moore may be a mighty-use­ If Jack still thinks he would have . 8 2-4 18 ton. der to be eligible to represent the Probably the reason why more of 3 E. May, If ...... ful utility infielder to have around. that punch after seven rounds, he is 2 I. Maske, rf . . . . . 1 0-1 2 Stops Roach 13, Chabot 8. United States in the coming Olym­ our yoimg professionals do not care Eddie has filled in at second base, just trying to play a prank on him­ 2 I. Comber, c . . . . . 2 1-1 5 Total stops—Roach 37; Cbabot 25. pic games at Los Angeles. She will to make the journey was expressed shortstop smd third at various times by Wiffy Cox, Brooklyn profession­ self. The same kind of prank that 1 I. Henry, I g ...... 1 1-1 3 Men I Do You Know We’re Selling the receive her final papers late in the this spring Emd has been batting al. Asked if he was going over, Jeffries tried at Reno in 1910. 1 E. Henry, r g ----- . 0 0-0 0 summer. well. The Giants score five runs Wiffy replied, “Guess not. They Best Shoe for $5 There is on the Market! She was bom in Poland and came HELEN JACOBS ALSO against Detroit in one inning yes­ don’t pay off over here on honors 9 12 4-7 28 to the United States with her par­ terday and three of them came any more.” Come in and see the Freeman & Mansfield styles TO PLAY IN EUROPE ents as a baby. home on a rousing double by Moore In other words, the ctish prize in­ Last Night's Fights MIXED DOUBLES at $5. One pair will convince you that we’re right. with the bases filled. volved in the British Open is neg­ The state mixed doubles bowling ligible. And a great many of our league got under way last night at Berkeley, Calif., April 8.— (AP) PHILLIES AGAIN EXHIBITION B.4SEBALL young men figure that the fame London—Prime Camera, Italy, Murphy’s alleys and Mae Sherman and Charles Kebert took three — Invasion of European tennis doesn’t amount to much. Can it be outpointed Dan McCorklndale, games from Mary Strong and How- courts this year by two famous CAPTURE SERIES Y esterday’s ReGUlts that our professional golfers are be­ South Africa, 10. California Helens wad assured to­ At Newark—Newark 7, Boston coming mercenary? ard Murphy. The next three games OLENNEY’S day with the announcement of Miss Miami, Fla.—Chico Cisneros, will be rolled at the cniarter Oak (A ) 6. Mexico, outpointed Vernon Cormier, Helen Jacobs that she would leave At Norfolk—Brooklyn 13, 'Nor­ alleys Saturday night. Philadelphia, April 8.— (AP)—If The Mauler’s Views Worcester, Mass., 10. Sherman and Kebert Tuesday for Berlin. folk 4. Coming to the end of bis exhibi­ either the Athletics or the Phillies Wilmington, Del—George God­ Mae Sherman .101 92 105 298 Yesterday Mrs. Helen Wills At Columbus, Ohio— Columbus 6, tion trail. Jack Dempsey gives an feel like working hard today there’s frey, Lelpervllle, Pa., stopped Bob Chas. Kebert ..128 130 128 386 Moody annoimced she would sail nothing to stop them, but neither New York (A) 4. interesting view o^ilmself. from New York April 27 to compete Lawson, Alabama, 2. team has much to gain by it. At Philadelphia — Philadelphia “I think the tolr has done me a Green Bay, Wis.—Gorilla Jones, 229 222 238 684 at Paris, Lon^lon and Wimbledon. (N) 3, Philadelphia (A) 2, (10 in­ The Phillies clinched the mythical lot of good,” be says. “It has Akron, Ohio, outpointed Bud Saltls, Strong and Morphy Miss Jacobs said she would enter "city championship” for the third nings). proved to me that I can still take a the German championship tourna­ Chicago, 10. Mary Strong .. 78 99 88 266 consecutive year yesterday taking At Washington—Boston (N) 10, punch.” Marshfield, Ore.—Leo Lomskl, Howard Murphy 184 119 130 888 ment next month but bad not decid­ their third game from the A’s 3 to Washington 9, Those who saw Old Will in some ed about other tournaments. Portland, outpointed Jimmy Byrne, 2 in 10 innings. « At Indianapolis—Indianapolis 8, of his bouts, notably those with Myrtle Point, Ore., 6. 212 218 218 648 Cincinnati 2. Klngfish Levlnsky and Babe Hunt, A t Chattanooge—Cleveland 10, do not have to be told that he still Chattanooga 4. can take a punen. In those two, at At Nashville— St. Louis (A)' 4, least, he had to take it. Nashville 3 (5 Innings). But the ability of a man to take A t Springfield, 111.—New York a punch leaves this ringsider a HERE (N) 5, Detroit 4. trifle cold. After all, Dempsey IS A NEW LINE OF At Port Worth—Port Worth 10, demonstrated that capacity in his Pittsburgh 9 (10 innings). affairs with Gene Tunney, when be PLUS BOYS’ AND YOUNG MEN’S MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES POPULAR In These MATERIALS IN ATTENTION! COLLEGIATE MONEY A p r il 15th Is The Day STYLES Used Cars that have not been that hundreds e t fishermen in Manchester sad yidnity YOUNG MEN’S SAVING abused. Sold with a guarantee. are looking forward to—counting the hours until they SUITS will be able to cas) a line. If your equlj^eat needs over­ 8 Pair Long BUICKS Down Payment hauling or replacements drop in to our store at once. Trousers—or 1930 Buick 4 Pass. C ou p e...... $350.00 TIMES 1 Pair Long Trousers and 1929 Buick 4 Pass. C ou pe...... $280.00 Tranap

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north Bide not far from IJncoln ^ Park. Ben, who had been in New York, told Susan the place waa just t l i c like Greenwich Village, and Susan Feminine Wets Prepare believed him. She was a little awed at her good fortune in being intro­ BY /AABEL McELLIOTT duced to such a charmed circle. Olive Roberts ^ mt993 ar MU ttm w f / too natural. “Well-breid” implies ance and took up the cause of total next half century or so. There was a time when human restTEdnt and a conservative use abstinence by law. Those are Just samples. If you of cosmetics and fine form in “Our organization has taken up Lawrence Dennis Asserts Present beings used to change their clothes Order of Society Has Slim don’t mind being Jarred a bit, you according to the season of the year. everything. And by the time sum­ the banner of temperance and has ought to find the book extremely mer hits us, there may even be a adopted the slogan of Repeal- Chance of SurvivaL Nowauiays the type and the weight worth while. It is published by revival of the good old word, Control—and Educate’ as the three of clothing are adjusted to the CASTORIA steps necessary to bring back tem­ "Is Capitalism Doomed?” finds Harpers, and sells for |3. weather of the day concerned. Peo­ “lady-like.” C H ! LORtN C»Y IT Right now “well-bred” suffices. perance and respect for law. Lawrence Dennis casting a gloomy ple who seldom get outdoors may ’This means that your make-up is “Army of Impatience” j and remarkably clear-sighted eye '"The alarming increase in crime, not obvious, your clothes not ex­ at the state of affairs in the United TODAY aggerated, your manner easy but the increued drinking among the not fresh. yoimg people of both sexes and the Stktes. This gives the breaks, for a vice and corruption which have fol­ He does not give a definite, yes- change, to the girl or woman with lowed prohibition have mobilized the or-no answer to the question he women of America in an 'army elusive, delicate beauty. If she poses in his title, but he comes close has sense enough to allow herself of organized impatience’ determined 01 to remain delicate looking, she hss that this evil shall be wiped out.” enough—too close, perhaps, for Armed with such statistics as: comfort. a head start toward beauty. BOMBARDMENT BEGINS Delicately etched eyebrows should “Three speakeasies for every sa­ A vastly modified capitalism, he loon before prohibition—” (James says, can survive if the government be left that way, not emphasized by - On April 8, 1918, German guns an overdose of pencil, not whipped Forrester, research expert for the will impose taxes heavier than any Wlckersham Commission); “Arrests we have yet dreamed of and use the began a heavy bombardment of into a r^rular line by tweezing, or British positions in northern France. too much manipulation. for drunkenness three times as many money to give purchasing power to C B IR m as in 1920— ” (From police- records the Jobless and bring consumption The concentration was so heavy Delicately tinted complexions that British staff members were of 675 communities); and “two- up to the level of production. Fall­ • O xydelb t h a t ewrveloiis new gun- should be left that way, with Just unable to determine where the ex­ thirds of the nation’s business ing that, it might get by if the na­ i*»-1 niated soap that sets dirt seetarian and non-par­ has written a book that ought to Bolo Pacha, condemned to death DepetSvIiao' do the work acA asia wait. The world maj^/sa at your tisan. State delegates will be in­ cause a lot of argumept. There will for treason in France, made state­ feet worshipping you know structed to work within their par­ be plenty of economist to disagree ments Incrimjnaflpg others and was it It's worthy trying, anyhow. ties, force wet planks In party plat^ with him violently, no doubt; but granted a reprieve until April 17.

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m FOOD IMARKFT PAGE If political comeback. He has filed as night, at whldi the various com- St Gas and E l ...... 15V4 mitees were chosei^. They are as St Oil Cal ...... 21% a Democratic candidate for state WAPPING ASSOCIATION corporation commissioner. Since follows: Cast committee, A. Bidwell ^DEPRESSION” DANCE St OU N J ...... 26V4 and Mrs. Holden; ticket committee, Tex Corp ...... 10% his removal from the governor’s Local Stocks N. Y. Stocks Queer Twiste chair, Walton has been an unsuc- PLANS BIG PRODUCTION Mrs. Miller and Mrs. WilUson; pub­ Timken Roll Bear ...... 14 V4 licity conunittee, Mrs. Collins; and AT THE REC TONIGHT Trans-America...... 8% 'bessful candidate for United States In Day’s News Senator and Mayor of Oklahoma costume and property committee, Union Carbide ...... 22 Parent-Teachers Group To Give Mrs. Burger and Mrs. Stoughton. (Famished by Putnam ft Co.) Adams E x p ...... Unit ^tircraft ♦•••••••••••••• 10 City but still has the urge for Miss D. M. Jowett, representative Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Air Reduction ...... 44% Unit Corp ...... 5Vi political office. “Henry’s Wedding” Thurs­ Director Lloyd Believes -Danc­ 1 P. M. Stocks of the Universal Producing Com- Alaska J u n ...... 14% Unit Gas Imp ...... 15% Madrid—Jose Maria Mencos y Louisville, Ky.— Shoes for humans day and Friday, April 14 and ing Should Be Provided For may be cheaper but fqr the time ; »any, who is here to stage tiie pro- Allegheny ...... 1% U S Ind A l c o ...... 21% Reboledo de Palafox, Duke of Zara­ 15. Young People—Charge 10 Bank Stocks U S Rtibber ...... 3 being, at least, there is to be no < uction, ezpkdned in detail the Bid Asked Allied Chem ...... 66% goza, has a Job. He’s Spain’s fore­ dans for huidling the show. Cents. U S Steel ...... 34 r^uction in the prices for plating Mrs. Wilbur Hills is general chair­ Cap Nat B and T ... — 200 Am Can ...... 51% Util P and L ...... 3 most locomotive engineer. He took horses and resetting plates at the 800 — man of the committees in charge of Sodium thiosulphate has been A "Depression Dance” will be Conn. River ...... Am For Pow ...... 2 ViWarner P iet ...... 1% to the throttle years ago for thrills. Churchill Downs track here. The Htfd Conn Trust . — * 90 Am Rad Stand ...... 4% West Union ...... 31% track blacksmiths discussed cutting the amateur productions "Henry’s found to be a remedy for ringworm held at the School street Rec audi­ 148 — Now he’s a Republican and works First National ----- Am Smelt ...... T% West El and M f g ...... 22% prices but decided to let the present Wedding,” to be presented at the of the feet by Dr. William Gould, of torium tonight under the auspices Land Mtg and Title by Necessity. Yesterday he piloted Albany, N. Y. Am Tel and Tel ...... 106 Woolworth ...... 37 rates stand. Wapping Grange Hall on Thursday of the Recreation Centers and ad­ New Brit Trust .. Am Tob B ...... T0% President Zamora. , West Hartford Trust.. — evening, April 14, and at South mission will be only ten cents. The Am Wat W k s ...... 19% Dracut, Mass. — Unlike Nero, QUITE PUT OUT Windsor Hall on the following eve­ Junior Boys' Club orchestra of ten Insurance Stocks Anaconda ...... 4% ning, Friday, April 15. The produc­ Atchison ...... 52 NINE NEW AUTOMOBILES Hoseman Armand Beaudry and Aetna Casualty ...... 35 tion la sponsor^ by the combined pieces will play from 8 until 11. Auburn ...... 51% Hoseman Jeremiah Angluln did not 'Tve just shot a dog.” Aetna Life ...... 21 Parent Teacher’s Associations of Regarding the dance, Director Aetna Fire ...... 24 Balt and Ohio ...... 9 fiddle. But the results were similar. "Was he mad?” Lloyd has the following to say: Bendix ...... T% FOR USE OF WHITE HOUSE “Well, he wasn’t very pleased.” Wapping and South Windsor. One Automobile ...... Angluin told a judge he was play­ A meeting was held Monday "The young people of today want Conn. General ...... 41 Beth Steel ...... 13% -Hummel, Hamburg. to dance and I feel a proper place Borden ...... 33 V4 ing a hose on a burning house when National Fire ...... 30 Washington, April 8.—(AP) — up came Beaudry and playfully should be provided for them to do Can PSc ...... 11% secret HartfoPd Steam Boiler 35 Nine new automobiles, of the more turned off the water. When the so where th y can be well super­ Case (J. I.) ...... 26% Phoenix Fire ...... ^0 expensive makes, today ^rested in fight was over the housA wasn’t vised by responsible people. This Travelers ...... ^10 Cerro De P a s c o ...... 5 Vi the White House garage.'" dance tonight will be chaperoned by Ches and O h io ...... 14% there. of Public Utilities Stocks The machines were not purchsaed New York—Park avenue ladies members of the Recreation ' mters Chrysler ...... 9 outright, but were exchanged for Conn. Elec Serv ...... 42 Coca Cola ...... 193 Vi are "hitting the dudeen.” The fifth staff of workers. those previously attached to the Earl of Gosford showed them his “If this dance proves popalar to conn. Power...... 38 dbl Gas ...... 6% executive mansion under a contract getting ahead Greenwich, W&G, pfd. — miniature briau* pipe — made for the young people they will be con Coml Solv ...... _6 with various automobile manufac­ Hartford E lec ...... ^8 smoking between the acts. Now a tinned each week until the weather Cons Gas ...... 51 turers that has been in force for Hartford Gas ...... 41 Cont Can ...... 3 0 /t lot of women are smoking them. gets too warm.” many years. You need good health to succeed. do, pfd ...... 42 Corn P r o d ...... 34 V4 Each of the President’s three sec­ Washington — Take it from Mrs. Many a man has seen his chances S N E T Co .... ------118 122 Drug ...... 41% retaries l£ entitled to claim one of Frank Mondell, President Hoover go because he was too sick to keep Manufacturing Stocks DU P o n t ...... 39% the big motor cars, bearing the seal writes a terrible hand. She had so Eastman Kodak ...... 63 ya pace with competitioiL Often his REPORT OF TREASURY Am Hardware ...... 19 of the United States, for himself. much difficulty deciphering a greet­ jKWT health was due to constipation. Am Hosiery ...... — Elec and M u s ...... 2% The Chief Executive has two for ing he wrote to the League of Re­ Arrow H and H, com. 9 Elec Auto L ite ...... 16 Vihis own use, Mrs. Hoover a similar publican Women that Mrs. Hoover This aflment freqnently causes SHOWS LESS HOARDING do, pfd ...... — Elec Pow and Lt ...... 6 number, while two more are kept had to help her out. headaches, loss of energy, sleep- Billings and Spencer . — Fox Film A ...... 2V4 for emergency purposes and for the Washington—To prove his in­ lesiness. It takes the ‘—1000 Sheet ORANGES, SOUP BUNCHES, PARSNIPS. BAKERY DEPT. Fine Toilet Tissue...... 6 rolls 25c Delicious Coffee Rings, Sugar Frosted— Fresh Green Peas, Well Filled and 16c each, 2 for 25c E X T R A l a r g e , s e e d l e s s ^ T en d er...... 2 qts. 23c Coffee, Empire Blend...... lb. 31c Fnnef Home Baked B ea n s...... 15c qt. Nice Ripe Tomatoes — Solid Iceberg Let­ Tea, Empire Service, Orange Pekoe, GRAPEFRUIT Jalee Home Made Corned Beef H ash ----- 20c lb. tuce — Cauliflower — Fancy Asparagus. 1-2 lb...... ; ...... 30c Home Made Pies—All Kinds...... 23c ea. New Beets, 2 bunches f o r ...... 19c Bread, Empire Service, large loaf — . 7e Home Made Rolls— All Kinds— Large Spanish Onions — Fresh Spinach. GROKRIES 2 doz. for 25c It win pay you to patronize Em'plre Service Stores. MEATS BRUNNER'S MARKET Finest Light Molasses in B ulk ----- 25c qt. DIAL 5111.

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WM described as “salisfactory” by —Deputy Fire Chief Cutler L. Vose local Leaguers. Sherwood Anderson WRECK CAR BUT THEY HAWKS BLAMES SELF city hospital physicians in the fol­ MRS. HILL AGAIN of the Cambridge Fire Department ANCIENT RIVALS PLAY has gathered the original Terrible lowing bulletin: today said he would seek redress Swedes together for this game and “Captain Hawks had a fairly com­ for injuries suffered last night by the line-up will probably Include DONT KNOW OWNER FOR CRASH OF PLANE fortable night, although he slept WINS GOLF TITLE Captain Thomas F. O’Connell in a BASKETBALL AGAIN “Yump” Dablqulst, "Gyp” Gustaf­ only in naps. He is in satisfactory demonstration by Massachusetts In­ stitute of Technology students. son, “Barney” Johnson, "Mit” Nel­ Unlonvllle—Rev. Arthur H. Har­ condition this morning and is cheer- son and several others. Two Hartford Men In Rockville Worcester, Mass., April 8.— (A P )' fid. His pulse and temperature are Sedgefield Coimtry Club, Greens­ Captain O’Connell was bruised Swedish Lutherans Here To rington, 77, rector of Christ Episco­ —“It was all my own fault for try­ pal church died after a long period Court Today — Held For normal.” boro, N. C., April 8.— (A P )—For and cuL when several hundred stu­ Meet Hartford First Luth­ ing to take off from a soft field The possibility that plastic sir- the second successive year, Mrs. dent’s surrounded fire apparatus of Impaired health. Harvard grad­ Taking Auto Without Per­ without a sufficient run. I cracked DEMOCRATS PREPARING gery may be necessary to restore Opal S. Hill, of Kansas City, today sent to the vicinity of the institute erans Tomorrow Night. uate and had held several charges. up through my own fault and Pm mission. Captain Hawks’ face led hospital au­ won the Sedgefield Country Club’s to extinguish a bonfire. Several Hartford-vCharles M. Nicoll, pro not going to attempt to pass the A rivalry that has been dormant at Jndian HUl Country Club, New­ thorities to communicate with Dr. women’s dogwood golf tournament, firemen engaged in fist fights with FOR JEFFERSON RALLY Temporarily unable to tell the buck.” Varaztad H. Kazanjian, professor students who mounted the appar­ for more than a year will come to ington, elected president of the Pro­ These words, mumbled through defeating Miss Margaret Mad­ fessional ' Golfers Association. owner of an automobile they tool^ of Clinical Oral Surgery at Harvard. dox, the Georgia champion, in the atus. Four other firemen suffered life again tomorrow night when the the swollen lips-of Captain Frank M. minor injuries. Washington, April 8.—(AP) — Medal to be given hereafter of win­ without permission due to drinking finals, 7 and 5. First Lutheran church of Hartford Hawks today marked his acceptance Four Democratic presidential possi­ ner of annual state championship too much liquor, two Hartford men, of the responsibility for the crash ’The earliest history of pipe or­ Last night's affair duplicated in and the Swedish Lutheran church bilities, including Franklin D. Roose­ smd same will be given to Gene Arthur Mason and Roneldo Leblanc, of his big monoplane in the rocky gans cannot be traced exactly, sd- some ways a demonstration of a here renew their basketball feud at velt, will be absent from the party’s Kunes, 1931, George Siebert of both 31 and both of 631 Park street, “grave yard” of Worcester airport though it is assumed that they STUDENTS FIGHT FIREMEN •year ago in which several pieces of the Hartford Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 Jefferson Day rally here next Avon, 1930 and Maurice Kearney of had their cases continued in Rock­ yesterday. were developed from bagpipes and fire apparatus were seized by stu­ o’clock. The local Luther League Wednesday. Watertown, 1929, winners in previ­ ville Police Court this morning un­ Captain Hawks condition today Pan pipes. Camb^dge, Mass., April 8.— (AP) dents. will be represented by the Terrible The others who have declined in­ ous contests. til tomorrow to give the men time Swedes and the Hartford League by vitations include Melvin Traylor, of Wallingford — Morton Downey, to sober up. the team that reached the finals in Chicago, and Governor Murray of singer, vlrhose voice is heard on the They were arrested at 2:80 this the Church League without losing Oklahoma, who said they had prior air will be made a life member of morning when the car they were a game. . , , engagements. Murray is campaign­ Wallingford Lodge of Elks Sunday driving west on the main highway ing in the west. Former Senator Because of the intense rivalry night. just east of Talcottville, overturned that exists between the churches, a James A. Reed of Missouri is re­ Hartford—Figures compiled here twice. Neither man was injured huge crowd is expected to be pres­ covering from an operation, but will show building operations in princi­ badly. Mason w m driving and he is ent. Plans have been made for the be imable to attend. pal cities of the State had a value charged with operating a motor attendance of a large following of Roosevelt’s notice had not been of 81,002,228, a decline of 42.5 per vehicle while imder the Influence of received at the Democratic National cent as compared with March 1931. liquor. His companion is charged POPULAR MARKET committee today, but his friends Branford—Teachers’ salaries will with intoxication. here said they thought his duties at be cut 10 per cent by board of edu­ They were still under the effects Albany would prevent his coming. 855 MAIN STREET sou'TH Manchester cation. With other changes and a of the liquor at court time this Among the speakers at the rally couple of resignations 812,280 will morning and could not think who HOME will bl senator Robinson, of be saved. they borrowed the automobile from. ArkEuisas, the Senate leader; Alfred Hartford—A woman got a divorce The court decided to give them time B. Smith, Newton D. Baker, Gov­ BAKERY here and Judge John A. Cornell told to think the matter over thoroughly. Manchester's Leading Cut Price Market On ernors Ritchie and White, James M. her late husband that if he had no The car was damaged quite badly. Cox, former Governor Byrd of ^^r- 34 Church St. Dial 8286 other means he should try a pick ginia, John W. Davis, Representa­ and shovel to dig up alimony. Mrs. tive Rainey of Illinois, the House QUALITY FOODSTUFFS Edna R. Kaeser got the decree for CURB QUOTATIONS leader, and Nellie Tayloe Ross. Soda or Potato Speaker Garner is expected to at­ desertion. She takes the two chil­ tend, but he will not deliver a dren. SCONS Litchfield—James ’Trlnkley, 18, (By Associated Press.) speech. who escaped from the county Jail Amer Cit Pow and Lt B ------English Crumpets December 9 and was caused a few Amer Sup P o w ...... NEWSPAPER CONFISCATED days ago has been given 1 to 2 years Assd Gas and E le c ...... Central States Elec ...... BONELESS Wheat Cakes and Muffins in State Prison for his act. He had Budapest, Hungary, April 8 — been doing six months for theft. Cities S erv ice...... (AP) —A new dally, calling Itself New Haven—New Haveij road EHec Bond and Share ...... COFFEE CAKES "Nameless News” appeared on the officials assert there is nothing in Ford Limited ...... streets this morning but was con­ report that the Cos Cob Power plant Goldman Sachs ...... PIES fiscated as soon as police saw it was was to be sold to the Connecticut Hudson Bay ...... Custard, Cocoanut Custard, a substitute for the Socialist news­ Light and Power Company. An Midwest Utils ...... paper Nepszava which w m sup­ official statement was that the Nlag Hud Pow ...... ot oast Apple, Pineapple, Mince pressed earlier this week. Penn Road ...... P R . company at no time and does not and Prune. Typesetters on other newspapers now contemplate sale of the plant Pub Util Hold ...... who returned to work today after a to the Connecticut Light and Power Segal Lock ...... 24-hour strike were enraged by the Company. Stand Oil I n d ...... Dixie Fruit Cup Cakes confiscation of the new paper, which United Founders ...... they contended was illegal. Util Pow and L t ...... BONELESS Bran Muffins All other papers except Nepszava ’The principle of ball bearings United Gas ...... resumed publication today. was patented in 1906. Vicks Financial ...... Tarts, Pastries and Cookies

Raisin Bread Whole Wheat Bread RIB ROAST White Bread" and Rolls Saturday Specials at Jumbles, 12c dozen. MEAT PIES ^Everybody's Market' Thursday and Saturday. 856 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. PORKROASTS Wedding and Party Cakes “EVERYBODY SAVES AT EVERYBODY’S MARKET” To Order.

Land e* Lakes Finest Savoy A t BUTTER...... 24c 1 . SPINACH...... 19c pk. f^^kSHOULDERS C. H. TRYON’S **Blne Goose”, All Green Selected White WHOLE Sanitary Market OR HALF ASPARAGUS.. 35c bunch CAULIFLOWER.. . Sell). STRIP Dial 4800 First time this jrear. * 1-2 lbs. and over In each A large head w^ghs about 2 or 2 1-2 lbs. w B* PORK IDINS 1 2 'A i bunch. Once more we offer Strictly | Selected Large Ripe Fresh Eggs O K n California Telephone large size, dozen .... Wheaties, ^ A g% BANANAS... 15c dozen 2 pkgs. f o r ...... 1 T C PEAS...... 3qts.25c Pure Ketchup, 1 H^lmann’s Blue Ribbon ^ Chuck ROASTS SPECIAL COOKIE AND CRACKER Charcoal Q DEMONSTRATION! 2 bags f o r ...... Salad Dressing . 17c pt. jar Royal Baking Powder I GRAHAM CRACKERS! 1-2 lb. size...... LUC Florida Rnseetty Juice 10 lbs. LUNCH CRACKERS! Legs or Rump VEAL Sugar...... BUTTEILFLAKE CRACKERS! ORANG^.... 2 dozen 29c Challenge Milk 1 2 '^ C ANY OF THESE f Lwge Ripe 5 Bars Naptha O LB. B O X ...... A m our’s 4-Pound Soap...... Cloverbloom Average 5 lb. Bag Pastry IQ ,*, Finest Assortment (8 Varieties) PINEAPPLES . .3 Icr 25c Milk Fed Flour...... All regular 30c and 35c lb. Finest Bleached FOWL We make our OC Peanut Butter, lb. C COOKIES! Rib End Pork 1 A CELERY...... 10c to roast, lb...... JL ^ C 25c Rib Roast Beef 2 0 C A 1-2 lb. pkg. Figs (regular 10c) Free Finest Seedless with each pound bought. Spring LAMB LEGS 2 1 Lean Pot Roast lb. GRAPEFRUIT. ...8 fo r 25c Selected Hard Blpe Note: We have never sold anything that has Leg of Lamb OC made ns as many friends as. this Grapefruit. lb...... Z O C There must be a reason. Selected EGGS PURE LARD Native Veal to Roast 33 c TOMATOES.... 21$. 25c ROLL BUTTER Best value In town. Smoked Shoulders 12ic ONIONS...... 3 k . 23c 2 D>s* 4 3 ® dozen 0 c lb. Sliced Baeon 1 Q ^ Finest stock. Compare this price. lb...... l i J C a p p l e s.... 25cbasket Hamburg Steak 1 C ^ Between 6 and 7 lbs. PURE BAKERY PRODUCTS lb ...... - iOC Large, Freeh Delicious White Mountain Butter Roll COFFEE RING3 Sausage Meat 1 f t / * PEANUTS..... 2qts.l3c Hot roasted all day. POPPYSEED ROLLS and lb. * . . . 9 m ... M.'i I JL BREAD, fuDIb...... 4c RAISIN BREAD Doyen CRUMB CAKES Carrots Y ROLLS SPECIAL > Bunch •mm acalvcs •«* SEE WHAT 5c WELL BUY TODAYI Loaves O for 25c 8 Dozen 25c. 25c A can of Tomato Soupl , A can of Tomato Paste l 17c®*"” Parsnips ^ A can of Pepper l A bunch (large) o t Parsley ! TcNBatoes 1 A bunch (large) of Radishes! FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Waxed Sweet, Juicy Ripe Crisp, White Pi suitor ....19c BEANS TANGERINES TOMATOES CELERY Lettuce PEACHES...... 15c •••••*.•••• lie XXV head"...... j-" . Larfe f 1-t etae eaa. Large 14 oonoe betttea. 3 ‘‘""‘•25c 2®""" 29c 2 29c 2®““^“ 19c Last Call on Rowe’s O Et . Ozaters, pint /lO p C ,

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bouad maoAdtm road about 2^4 Traffic Is advised to use Pomfret- V Putnsm Route No. 101 or Brook- mllss In length Is under oonstruo- Conditicftt O f lyn-Danielson Route No. S. tlon but open to, traffic. Route No. 161 Southington. Mine Hollow. West F tk sr State Roads East Hampton. Leesville road is Center and Berlin streets. About 8 ROAST being oiled for 2 miles. miles of gravel road are under eon- Route No. 168 ■truction but opec to traffic. Mahonal Road condltioBB and detours^ Harwinton. Terryville road is be­ Stamford Haight street. About V4 Spring tbj State of Connecticut made nec­ ing oiled for 4 miles. mile of sheet asphalt Is being laid. Mahkits Route No. 168 No detours. No delay to traffic. essary by highway construction, re­ Bolton-Andover. Hartford-Wllll- Newtown. Walnut Tree Hill road. pairs and'oiling announced by the mantlc Turnpike. A 6" gravel sur­ Surface treated gravel completed. HOUSECLEBNING Connecticut Highway Department face road about 6 miles in length Good for travel. as of April 8, 1932. is under construction but open to Westbrook. Horse Hill road. A Special Notice:—Particular atten­ traffic. waterbound macadam road about 1 tion is drawn to the fact that this Route No. 176 mile in length is under construction SALE department is establishing new Wilton. Westport-Wilton road is but open to traffic. route numbers. The old route num­ being oiled for about 1 mile, Westbrook. Grove Beach road is bers will not be removed imtil the t Route No. 188 being oiled for H mile. new numbers are installed on all of Woodstock. Eastford road is be­ Wethersfield. Griswold street and the state highways. In this and sub­ ing oiled for 4 miles. Highland street. About H mile of sequent publicity notices until May Eastford. Phoenixville road is waterbound macadam on Griswold 1, 1932, the old route numbers will being oiled for about 2 miles. street and /about 1 mile of rolled be used. Woodstock. Putnam road is being gravel on lUghland street are under Route No. 8 oiled for jibout 1% miles. construction but open to traffic. Ridgefield. West Lane road is be­ Route No. 804 Wllllngton. 34 sections of loose ing oiled for 2 mill's. Wilton. Ridgefield road is being gravel road, about 4^ miles in Woodbury. Shermaa Hill road is oiled for about 6 miles. length, are under construction but in yeur First National Store this waek you'll find being oiled for ^ mile. Route No. 810 open to traffic. a lot of heusaclaanfng holpa that ore specially Route No. U. il. 6 Thomaston - Morris road, from Wilton. Hurlbutt street and Bel- designed to make that spring houtecleaning talk Hampton. Providence road is be­ Thomaston - Waterbury road to den Hill road are each being oiled much caller. They ore apecially priced, too, to ing oiled for mile. Howd's bridge. Waterbound mac­ for 1 mile. reduco the coat aa well as the work of yeur annual adam about miles in length. Route No. 8 Winchester. East road about heuteeleoning. Make out your list of needs today. Winchester. Torrington road is Base course completed. No delays miles of gravel surface complete and being oiled for ^ mile. no detours. open to traffic. Route No. 10 Route No. 818 Grantville road. About 1 mile of Chester. Hartford-Saybrook road East Hartford-So. Windsor. Wap- grading and drainage. Stone fills tastes better when is being oiled for 1 mile. ping road is being oiled for 2 miles. and excav9.tion8 are under way. Route No. 888 FRESH DAILY Route No. 12 Passable but not advisable. you buy it here q t Plainfield. Norwich road is being Old Lyme. Blackball road is be­ at All Our Stores oiled for 2 miles. ing oiled for 2 miles. 1 0 < No Route Numbers MILK Route No. 17 Becsuie It Is cut from heavy corn-fed iteeri, of juii the East Hartford. Bridge over Hock- Barkbamsted. West Hill Pond SENATOR BORAH CHECKS ase and wei'sht that produce' the best beef. A n d be­ anum. A triple box reinforced con­ road. Gravel surface about 4 miles in length. Gravel surface and stone came this fine beef is made even more paleteble by our crete culvert and approaches on JOHNSON’S STATEMENTS methods of bonins and rolling to make it even more tasty. Main street are under construction fill imder construction. Passable AMMONIA but not advisable. Try tome today. BROOM SALE IVORY SOAP but open to traffic. SiroRg Relafereed QoulMy Breemu East Hartford. Glastonbury road. Berlin. Southington. 1% miles of FINAST KIND TO EVERYTHING Shoulders are being oiled for 1^ unrolled macadam are under con­ Washington, April 8 — (AP)— CLOUDY STYLE Standard 33c IT TOUCHES miles. struction but 9pen to traffic. Judge James H. Wllkerson of Chi­ New Hartford. Wlnsted road is Bethlehem. Watertown road is cago, in a letter to the Senate Judi­ White Beauty 59c being oiled for 1 mile. ciary sub-committee considering his Face Rump . 28^ QT BOT ^ 9 ^ 2 21« being oiled for 3 miles. Clean Sweep e-sSPc .; Norwich. Norwich town road iS Canaan. Upper Barrack roafi. nomination to the Circuit Court, ex­ Popular bonticts oven roast— Noted For Flavor being oUed for 3 miles. Gravel surface about 2 miles in plained today his reasons for over­ Route No. 82 length. Impassable. A very conve­ turning the agreemtmt foi^ sentenc­ Oh i p s o Fluke* er GrunuUt Lge Pkg 22C ing A1 Capone to 2 1-2 years on a Brillo 2 15c Franklin. Norwich and Williman- nient detour is available on a coun­ Rib Roast tlc road is being oiled for 8 miles. try road to the west of construction. plea of guilty. The letter was in reply to a re­ *85^ Stove Polish w>ckir*.< i*t15c Super Suds ^ 9c Stafford. Willimantic - Stafford Chester. Water street and Depot road are each being oiled for 1 mile. quest from the cemmlttM for his road is being oiled for about % mile. views on the case, but Chairman E.ch Windham. Norwich road is be­ Clinton. Grove Beach road is be­ Clothesline J5c Bon Ami Powder Itc ing oiled for 1 mile. Borah did not make it public. Chuck Roast ing oiled for miles. Receipt of the lettev marks the Route No. 101 Cornwall. Cream Hill road. Wa­ Boneless even or pet roait Gorham Silver Polish «>«29€ Bobbitt's Cleanser ^ 5c terbound macadam about 1 ^ miles final phase of the committee’s in­ Putnam. The Putnaun-Provldence quiry into the fitness of Wllkerson. in length. Base course complete and road, concrete pavement, length A meeting is expected to be held Finest Mops s***- 25c Octogon Soop 5 23c open to traffic. No delays. about 6 miles, is imder construc­ within the next day or two to vote Durham. Durham - Wallingford tion. No delay to traffic. on his nomination. Veal Legs Gold Dust urgePkg RtC Oxol NS 18c road is being oiled for ^ mile. 1 Putnam. School street is being Wllkerson rejected a recommen­ Cut from fancy milk-ftd vcm * I9 < i oiled for a mile. Easton. Center street Surface dation of District Attorney J^mson Route No. 108 treated gravel about miles in that Capone be sentenced to two and Manchester. Oakland street is be­ length. Gravel surface complete and one-half years after pleading gull' ing oiled for about 1 mile. ready for oil treatment, in good con­ Lamb Legs ty- Manchester. Buckland-Love Lane dition for traffic with no delays. Cut from fancy Spring Iambi ' t a -BUTTER. The case went to trial and Wllker­ ' road. An 8” reinforced cement con- Westport turnpike. Surface treated son sentenced him to 31 years. * Crete road about 1 mile in length is gravel about 1 mile in length. Grav­ Johnson In testimony before the under construction but open to traf- el surface complete and ready for committee said he felt the judge Lamb Fores - I Jjd I fic oil treatment, in good condition, had done right. Brookside Creamery 2 4S< ■ Vernon. Manchester - Rockville without delay to traffic. In bis letter Wllkerson said he B oned ai desired road. An 8” reinforced cement con­ Ellington. Frog Hollow road. Job had authorized Johnson to make the 93 Score 1 lb crete road about 6 miles in length Hill road and, SanHy Beach road recommendation but emphasized Sweet Cream rolls ' is under construction but open to about 4 miles of loose gravel sur­ that he was not bound by IL Land O'Lakes U. S. Gov’t Tested 2 ‘ traffic. face are under construction but Thid same point was made by STEAKS and CHOPS I Somers. North Somers road is be- open to traffic. Johnson, in his testimony, and mem­ : ing oiled for about 1 mile. Goshen. West Side road. Broken bers of the committee said Wllker- Many varieties to choose From. AH cuts are From our usual high Route No. Ill stone surface about 1 mile in length. son’s letter checked with most of quality « • quality that is nev^r sacriFiced For^rice* Columbia. Columbia - Marlboro_ Complete and open to traffic. Beacdi the details of the district attorney’s BACON and EGGS road is'ljeing oiled for ttbiit 1 mile. street. Construction not started. statement. ’ Marlboro. Marlboro-East Hamp­ Hartland. Road beginning at ton road is being oiled for 1% miles. Route No. 133 at East Hartland. 29^ VALUES Henfield ‘| 5 < Route No. 120 Loose gravel surface about 1 mile in FINAST SLICED CHILD ELECTROCUTED lb Naugatuck. Bethany road is be­ length. Section No. 3, beginning at SUGAR CURED Wm. Elliott SELECTED dot ing oiled for 1 mile. Route No. 133 and extending TOP ROUND .b Route No. 123 southeasterly toward the west woods Toronto, Ont., April 8 — (AP)— 2Qd New Hartford. Nepaug Dam road schoolhouse. A small amount of Early every morning two year old Brookside VEIW^BESI ^ 0 ' 2 9 ^ is being oiled for 4 miles. grading has been done and mud Charlie McBride toddled Into his Route No. 130 holes filled. Open and O. K. for “ Daddy’s” bedroom, turned on the SIRLOIN Bethlehem. Watertown road is travel. light and romped with hi: fathe.'. Steak cut From quality steers JACK FROST being oiled for 1 mile. Middlebury. Southbury road is Today the little fellow entered the' Route No. 136 being oiled for 2 miles. room as usual and climbed on a rad­ GRANULATED New Fairfield. Danbury - New Middlefield. Mack, Way and lb SUGAR iator to reach the electric light RIB LAMB CHOPS 1043^ Fairfield road is being oiled for 4 Strickland roads. About 1% miles switch. But the room remained Tasty Short Cuts miles. of unrolled macadam are under con­ dark and the father did not awak­ FANCY Route No. 141 struction but open to traffic. en. Plainfield. Railroad avenue is be­ Milford. Bridge over R. R. tracks Half an hour later, as the morn­ CUBE MINUTE lb Potatoes MAINE 18^ ing oiled for about Vi mile. is being constructed. No detours. ing sun light flooded the room, Delicious Minute Steaks Route No. 142 Norwich. Gallows Hill road is Charlie’s sister came into the room Voodstock. Pomfret road is be- being oiled for 1 mile. and awakened McBride. 1: oiled for about 1 mile, Old Saybrook. Ingham Hill road. “ Daddy” , said the little girl, FRESH COFFEE omfret. Woodstock road is be- A short section is being resurfaced. "isn’t that a funny place for Charlie !’ oiled for lli- miles. No delay to traffic. No detours. to sleep?” 39i VALUES RICHMOND Freshly Ground in your pretence lb Route No. 187 Plainfield. Sprague and Kennedy The father saw the child lifeless Pom^et and Killingly. ^..bridge City roads are each being oiled for slumped acrosc the radiator. In bver Qiiinebaug river and a Action Vs mile. reaching for the switch he had JOHN ALDEN A popular blend lb 23^ of the P^mfret-Killingly ro*^ Wa- Plymouth. North Main street is touched the light cord and the full PORTERHOUSE >» 39^ terbounh macadam, length* about being oiled for mile. force of 110 volts had passed King oF BeeF Steaks 2% miles is under construction. Somers. Hall Hill road. A Water- through his small body. | # V D ^ \ Ground or in the Bean lb tin VEAL CUTLETS -H 39^ lilD U (Ulbtln Ud) Steaks cut From Fancy milk-Fcd Veal F IN A S T No 2 Tir P O R K C H O P S 2«»39^ Crushed Pineapple SMITH'S GROCERY Best Center Cuts Pineapple crushed .,t.obit Kidney Lamb Chops lb 2 North School St. Phone 5114 Cut Frdln Fancy spring Lambs Lbs Pea Beans 3 13« Bulk 2 lb. jar Qt. Jar COLUMBIA SOUPS FOWL lb Quaker Corn Meal Dfll Fancy mllk-Fed — 3-31,4 lb. avg. Peanut Vegetable-Tomato, Vegetable- OC Beef, Chicken, 3 f o r ...... Picides Shoulders lb Matches Boxes Butter Fresh or Smoked — Your choice in weight Cut Strins Beans FANCY QUALITY Tins Native Calves’ Livei*__ 59c lb. 19c Pork Loins lb 25c R O S E FRU IT Your choice in weight — Rib or Loin End No 2 Tin Fresh Killed Fowl . .. 28c lb. Pitted Cherries Red Sour Conn. Valley Sliced Fresh Caught HADDOCK Dressed as Desired n> 5^ or Starr No 2 Conn. Valley Rib Roast of Pork . .... 15c lb. Brond Tin Pineapple MACKEREL 2'4 — 3 lb. avg. it> 6< Rosefruit Raspberries Rib Roast of Beef .. Freshly Sliced 'Lb Peaches . 22c-28c lb. No. 2 1-2 can COD STEAK •b 12^ Chocolate FIs Bars 2 No. 1 1-2 cans Pot Roast of Beef ...... 25c lb. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at all Chesterfield Cigarettes 2 25« Roast Veal__ 25c-30c lb. Combination and Grocery Storai 25c « BAKERY SPEGALS » BALLARD'S t 0 « « n ReaOy (Bu«i*miill() Fancy Sliced Bacon ,,,, 25c lb. Extra Fancy 21b Sauer Kraut bunch 3 3 < Orange Cake BISCUITS , 1 OullMluly n«v*r«e Gibbs’ Hamburg.__ 18c lb., 3 lbs. 50c Fancy Fresh lbs A '^grtateless'' bakini pan FREE with the 51bs.25c Peas 2 2 5 ^ perchase of enly 3I psekagipackages Sausage Meat. .... 19c lb. Raisin Bread leaf Extra Fancy Wineiapt lbs peckagt Catsup 9c A p p le s 4 O iu tli fu ll o l tiny u m SIu m n IuIm lOd Native Finest Ript lbs Bananas 4 2 1 d Prunes Sugar / 2 lb. box 10 lb. cloth bags Extra Large First I\ajio\al § torts Wheaties Oranges Callfernie Sccdicis dot 3 9 d 2 for 16c 17c A V .. - .. .‘P- .. F w s t ISa t i o m a i § fo u r s ' ", l^- ‘•^*'^\^ '■ *'- ; , ' r ■' • \ . 't ' ■■ . ^ . ■ -t- /w,^'*;'';^ » 1,: / ■j;. V... ‘/‘, *-

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drunk during the day depends upon application should be of assistance, take charge Gf tha M ay Ihdly. T il the amount of exercise taken, the and, if this does not entirely over­ (IRL SCOOT OFFICERS next conference is at 1 e-.- Londo' weather, the amount of sfasoning come the trouble, these spots should on May 4. MENUS In food, and the propprtipn of fruits be treated with the ultra violet or ELECT EXECUTIVES ^W1i«ii You See DIAL 4151 and green vegetables used. I f ' one actinic light RIVEB IS RISING uses plenty of green vegetables and For Good Health fruits, it Is not necess^ to drink Greenfield, Mass., April 8— (A P )] much water. The kidneys eliminate The April meeting r ' the Girl only part of the water taken Into MRS. HARRIMAN ILL Scout Officers’ Association was held —The Connecticut Rlvar-roi^ unex­ Pinehurst Quality the body. Muph is also eliminated at headquarters on April 16 with pectedly today. At Turners Falls, A Woelc*g Supply. through the breath, skin and bow­ 1-7 members present. The Officers’ 45,000 cubic feet of water per sec­ Recommended By els. A person living on a well-bal­ New York, April 8.— (AP)—The ond was going over the dam. Flood Association voted to give to head­ You Know The Price Is Right Dr. Prank B. McCoy anced diet may get along with as whole town of Arden. N. Y., is gates were open at Bellows Falls, little Eui one quart' of water a day, quarters the draperies for the win­ Vermont, *uid a 150 foot splash­ grieving—^for Mrs. Mary Averell but this may be increased to sever­ dows. 'The new officers • elected for board was swept away at-Vemon- Harrlman is ill. Sometimes called al quarts or even gallons tn^ warm 1932-33 were president Mrs. Henry Vermont. The rise in the iHySr.was the Chatelaine of the Hudson Val­ Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested for or dry weather, or If, Ughl^ sea­ E. Durkee, •vice president Mrs. John attributed to snow which melted Plump ley, the widow of E. H. Harrlman, Fricassee «# h # C the week beginning Sunday, April soned or c.Qimentrat^ fo o ^ are F. Toumaud, secretary and 'treas­ during the last two warm days-! Tender FOWL lO: I used. Unless there Is a dropsical rail king, lives ’ - a 120-room house urer Mrs. Lorin L. Joslin. SUNDAY: condition. It is safer to drink • too stocked with tireasurers, but she It is very important that ail knows and takes an interest In the a n d 1 BUNCH OF CELERY—BOTH FOWL AND CELERY. 2 for $1.95 Breakfast— One coddled E gg; 8 much water than not enough. sbouts wishing to build fires must CHARLES HARTZELL DEAD or 4 slices Melba Toast; dish of humblest inhabitant of the to-wn. have two permits; one ♦-om the (Spots Following Pimples) ThiB IB juBt a re «U a r Pinehurst itunt . . . cutting the price on a w*ien lt*s w a n ^ . stewed Prunes. A rt is one of her passions but she Fire Warden of the district and one San Juan, P. R., April 8—^^tAP)— AlmM?everybody Ukeschlcken for Sunday's dinner. Here's the combination special of Fowl and Cel­ Lunch—Boiled Potatoes; String Question; Stella write«: “I am doesn’t stop with collecting Cop­ from the owner of the land. Tt was Charles Hartzell, who was secretary leys, Stuarts and Whistlers. She has ery at the low price of 99c. Beans; Avocado Salad. pleased with the results from using voted to fine each absent member 25 of Porto Rico under the McKinley Dinner— Broiled Chicken or Rab­ yoiir diet for acne. Thp red lumps financed hundreds of poor boys and cents except in case ■ Illness. It is administration, died today after a Roasting Chickens 39c to 42c lb. Broilers 89c each bit; Carrots and Peas; Salad of have disappeared, and the face is girls who wanted In study In Rome necessary that the members attend long illness at the age of 70. Head Lettuce; Ice Cream. • clearer and smooth; how|lver, pur­ or elsewhere. these meetings. The Council will He was bom in Canton, O. plish marks remain where the E. H. I^rlmEui was a poor young MONDAY: PINEHURST lumps were. Will they gradually man when he married her, and It is Breakfast— Grapefruit as desired. disappear, or is there any treat­ said a small fortune she inherited Most Anyone Can Afford Lunch—French Artichoke; cook­ ment I could use foY them?” gave him his start on the meteoric ed Greens; sliced Cucumbers. Duck When It Gets Down Answer: I am pleased to kn,ow career. Dinner—Boiled fresh Beef Ton­ To This Price. that you have obtained such good Little is known of her, because DUCKS >b 25 gue; cooked Spinach and Parsley; like Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt she results in overcoming your acne. Vegetablfe Salad molded in Gelatin; CALL PINEHURST TO-NIGHT ! The purplish nvarks arc liable to re­ has shunned the limelight. She has Pinehurst baked Apple. main for some time, until the con- always tended to pay more atten­ TUESDAY: ,gestion has entirely cleared up. A tion to charity, friends, family than Breakfast—French Omelet; Mel­ treatment with hot and cojd wet to social functions. ROUND STEAK ba Toast; stev/ed Raisins. PINEHURST RACON Lunch— One kind of acid Fruit; glass of Milk. Dinner—Baked Sea Bass; cooked lb* Celery; String Beans; salad of Grocmd.33* «>• sliced Tomatoes on Lettuce; plain Always the aaine good baoon, usually 88c lb/ Electrical­ Jello or Jell-well. ly sliced, rind off. WEDNESDAY: Breakfast—Wholewheat Muffins; UYER lb. Peanut Butter; stewed Pears. 19« Lunch— *3alad of Tomatoes with Fresh Tender Steer Beef IJver. SPICED HAM Cucumber Jelly. Dinner—Roast Mutton; cooked mashed Turnips; Asparagus; Salad VIGOROUS AND WINEY of grated raw Beets; Pineapple pound Whip. BOKAR COFFEE ''v ‘ t4e FTfipairfiil by Hormel—a very driiclpns cold cut. THURSDAY: LIVER 1/2 lb. RICH AND TULL BODIED Tender Veal or Calvea' Liver. Breakfast— Coddled Eggs; toast­ ed Cereal Biscuit; stewed Apricots. pound 9 C Lunch—Broiled Steak with Mush­ RED CIRCLE COFFEE Pinehurst Cold Cuts rooms; cooked Greens; salad of MILD AN-/ MELLOW chopped raw Cabbage; small dish pound < GROUND REEF PkS JL # of Junket. 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE FRIDAY! Breakfast—Baked Eggs; Whole­ 22« Wa axe tiM eriglaatora In Manchester of Assorted Cold wheat Muffins; stewed Figs. You take no one's word for the qua!-, Silverbrook 2 Pounds...... S9c Lunch—Pint of fresh Buttermilk; 0 ^ . la s t Spring aad Summer they were much In de­ Ityof A Gr P nr»eats— your satisfactioiv Out from fresh, lean steer beef. mand. 10 or 12 Dates. Ground so that aU the Juice Is retained. Dinner—Broiled White Fish; As­ or-money-back guarantee proves the paragus; salad of whole Tomatoes; q u a lit y . When A & P says “.The I b s i BONELESS VEAL ROASTS minced Prunes In Gelatin. B est” that claim is proved always B U n E R 2 Oat from Nattve veaL SATURDAY: POT ROASTS Breakfast—Baked stuffed Apple with Cream, Fine Granulated pounds LEGS OF LAMB Lunch—Baked Eggplant; Spin­ From milk-fed Veal, Whole, Malf or Rumps SUGAR 10 43? ach; Lettuce; glass of Milk. 24 lb. up We have both genuine Spring and Spring Lambs. Selected I S pounds 18« ^ Dinner—Veal Roast; Vegetable Veal Legs pound 19c POTATOES Souffle; salad of raw Asparagus Tips eaten as Celery; Raspberry SHOULDERS OP LAMB Corned Briskets or Thick Ends Whip, PORK ROASTS Properly boned and rolled they make u i econondoal •SALAD OF TOMATOES WITH Selected doz. Brigbtwood or Sinclair. meat course. CUCUMBER JELLY: Soak a table­ Corned Beef pound 19c EGGS spoonful of gelatin in a half cup of celery water (drained from cooked Mildly sugar-cured, Whole or Shank Halves" BACON MLVER8R00K SLICIO pound 17?i Frankfurts as prepared by the Albany Packing Company celery) and dissolve over the tea­ 6UNNYFIELD j 9 *TC kettle. Have ready a cupful of fine­ EG G S SVNNYBIIOOK dox 21C HCNNMY doz 2Sc I are the chociest quality obtainable at any price! ly chopped cucumbers to which add HfltifiS SMOKED 17 a few celery seeds and a little salt. FRESH APPLE PIES ANNPAai ••eh2iC Mr. Homer Cross win be here to demonstrate First Prize Mix with the dissolved gelatin. Dip Yojr choice TOP ROUND - BOTTOM ROUND or JELLY RO LLS ANN PA«I Mch 19c a half dozen tomatoes into boiling Frankfurts. water, slip off the peel, and hollow Steaks c u b e s t e a k s pound 29® out slightly a< stem end. Fill with Evaporated Milk 33c . MEAT FOOD . the cucumber and gelatin mixture 4-5 pound Kraft Cheese whu.coicd V PRODUCTS y and place on Ice to become firm. Roasting Chickens av«r«g« pound 35c FRANKFURT ROLLS doz. 15« Serve the tomatoes-on lettuce, with Y Regular package : a cream cheese dressing which Is i aney. boncitts pound 23c Sunnyfield Oats 5^ made by thinning the cheese with Chuck Rolls cream to the desired consistency Peaches olL'MOIgTl’ no. ZVi can J gc l i^rankturts Fraihly mad* 2 pound* 2 5 c PINEHURST for Absolute ReUability and adding a little chopped parsley or cress. Gamess with a bit of pi­ Bean Pork pound lOc Quaker Maid Cocoa 8* ^ mento. Rajah Salad Dressing 34 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Pinehurst This Week-End. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Swordfish r*ncy pound 1 9 c Pie Filling GOOD LUCK LEMOfi 3 23< Fancy Grapes Peppers Fresh Sidnach (.\monnt of Drinking Water Vari­ Honey Dew Melons Fresh Parsley Celery Hearts able) Asparagfus Premium Sodas package 15« Fresh Peas Fresh Asparagus Question: Mr. Peter G. asks: California Oranges \ A & P MEAT MARKETS New Onions Radishes “ How much water should a healthy Florida Oranges person consume during the 24 hours TIu- ATLANTIC PAClflC Te. Co Suitana Appie Butter >•' 15? New Potatoes s, Seedless Grape Fruit Beet Greens without overworking the kidneys?” Sweet Potatoes Crisps JehiM^ Educater Macaroom pound 10« Indian River Grape Fruit Dandelinos Answer: The amount of water Lemons Cauliflower New Bunch Carrots Baldwin Apples New Cabbage New Beets Oid Fashioned Creams 10? Delicious Apples Soup Bunches Ripe Pineapples Parsnips Bananas Ripe Tomatoes 3 for lO" Candy E.kccjt Hcrshey’s 8 25«; Cucumbers Rhubarb Fresh Mushrooms **THE HOME OF FOOD VALUES** Hershey's M»-eooD Bar 10? packages AT PINEHURST— 200 POUNDS LARGE BUNCHES COUNTRY ROLL ^ Large Rinse 2 37? Ivory Soap 3 medi bars 20< Fresh bunch California ASPARAGUS BUTTER...... 21clb. LARD, lib. prints. ..6c H). S.O.S. Cleanser * 2 This S9c Grass Is the fancy grade and the bunches weigh around Z 1-2 pounds. N. B. C. Fig Jumbles, lb...... 19c If yon like the real thick t^>ears of asparagus we can give you the Colossal grade at 45c bunch. BUESH PLUMP Single pound bunches will be 2Sc and 25c pound. Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour, . . . large irfig...... Seedless PHONE SERVICE U N TIL 8:30 TO-NIGHT 1 FOWL 2 f o ' 8 9 c 31c GRAPEFRUIT New Potatoes, 1-2 peck ...... 39c STRING END HAMS TO B O IL ...... i : ...... 10c a n d FRESH, SBIALL, RIB END FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES Fresh Frozen Berries 25c pt. ikiLK FED doz. C p i M A C H Clean Texas Savoy 3 2 1 ® CELERY Fancy Lcmg CARROTS PORK...... l O c l. 6 f o r ...... 20c VEAL...... 13c Ik Fresh, green California ^ » i z p * ^ 3 3 c Doubles encumbers OR BEETS Leg or Shoulder. FRESH OR SMOKED Extra Large Size Bunch S9c Florida Juice Extra large-size 2 pound bunch 43c 13c 15c, 17c lOc bunch PURE GRANULA’TED O R A N G E S .... 33c dozen SHOULDERS PINEAPPLES medium size lOc f r e s h s m o k e d 44c to 49c GREEN PEAS Young, tender 2 pound* 25c Red Ripe Honey Dew Melons SUGAR...... 41c 10 lb. cloth bag. 10 lbs. to a customer. TOMATOES Fancy Sweet Grapes...... 29c lb. 9c , . 71-2c DellelOnB CMlean Black Grapes. Try a pound. BLACK HAWK ' cioVERBLOOM EX'TRA FANCY CA& P FOOD STORES ^ The Grc..t ATLANTIC 8. PACinC Te.. Co. 2 2 5 ^ Ripe Bananas 4 lbs. 25c HAM ...... iS c Ili F O ffl...... 23c lb. 15c Pound. Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. 12c A ll Skinned Back Hams. 5'Pound average. Fancy Cauliflower Baldwin A p p le s ______5 lbs. 25c SELECTED GENUINE SPRINO 22c-25c each Ripe IMneapples 19c each EGGS...... 14c dozen LAMB...... 22c lb. Extra Large 18c. I«g s — iidb Oiops. Iceberg Lettuce ...... 9c Delicious Apples 3 lbs. 25c H E A V Y STEER BEEF RADISHES SUGAR STRICTLY FRESH EGGS MEDIUMS FANCY LARGE 5c 10 l b s . 44c The Reason Dozen . Dozen s t e a k s . . 1 7 * 1 0 . 29c why our milk is of a_recpgniz^ 26c standard of high vi|wnia content R. S. Tomato Soup 5c can f r e s h l y g r o u n d FLORIDA and tasteful freshness Is doe to oxv lim it 4 cans. R. S. Vegetable Soup, 3 c a n s ...... 24c scientific care. HAMBURG...... l O c L ORANGES ...... 15c dozen S poimds 25o 2 doaea SBo. •Qoallhj • • C o o r ^ » The PiiritaiL Market o/Ssm ce m a i n A T ELDIUDGE S T R E ^ : .. A-.• r. •

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Charlei B. Tennert, J. Everett North, Carlton Pease, Ralph A. Wil­ -aUMGETAKIFF cox and Elbridge K. Leonard. Dlsaatlsfaotloii at DobsonvUle A Grocery Department Unique ROCKVILLE There is considerable dissatisfac­ [ SAYSROOSEVat tion among the people of Dobson- GROCERY I vine because they are not to be accommodated with hourly bus service. The buses which now go Xhroughout Au New England EUMINATE 2 SCHOOL that way are those at 7:17 a. m.; IT P A Y S Mew York Governor To Lay 1:15 p. m.; 4:16 and 7:16 p. m., out Our “Self-Serve” system of selecting groceries by yourself—as the quality of the merchandise and the of Hartford; and the 8:22 a. m.; price attached appeals—is proving more and more popular. Dozens of pew customers are shoppiiig tho "S d f- JOBS, REDUCE SALARIES 2:22, 6:22 and 8:22 p. m. trips out Before Conntry Deimite of Rockville. TO WAIT QN Serve” daily. Our fresh vegetable and fruits must be kept priced according to the daily market and the refrig­ erated cases kept in sanitary condition to withstand the close scrutiny of the most exacting shoppers. For Vernon School Board Adopts It is reported that the residents will hold a meeting to see what twelve years and better the “ Self-Serve” has faithfully served- the people of Afanchester and vicinity with qual­ EcoBonk Program. Economy Measures At Its y g r s e l f can be done about the matter. O ity products at the lowest prices in this section of the state. Get the “Self-Serve” habit and learn as oMers Monthly Meeting. Notee The Friendly Class of Union Con­ have that Albany, N. T., April 8.— (A P )— A t the monthly meeting of the gregational church haa made plans for Its 26th annual banquet to be Governor F. D. Roosevelt plans to Vernon Town School Committee k k held on May 4 in the social rooms li'llll* before the country a definite held in the office of Superintendent IT PAYS TO WAIT ON YOURSELF" of the church. The committee are: S O i / r » MA/tL'»eSrfu ■ COM1 program which he believes would H. O. Clough it was voted that all Dinner, Mrs. Emily Llebe and Mrs. ^ t It back on its feet economically. salaries in control of the Board be Emma Mead; entertainment. Rev. The flrat three points of this pro­ reduced. This will mean that the George S. Brookes, Luther H. ' Armour’s Smoked Strictly Fresh gram—which will be an important teachers will have a five per cent Fuller; decorations, Mrs. Mary Fresh Fruits and bart of hli platform if he is nomi­ cut in pay. Gregus, Bob Gregus, James R. Quinn nated for the presidency—he ex The teacher’s committee reported and Miss Flora Snyder; honored SHOULDERS EGGS . plained In. part last night. They on a list of teachers for the next guests. Miss Edith J. Smith; tickets, Vegetables Were: year and the report was approved Mrs. Rose O’Brien, Mrs. Annie BIl- Restore the purchasing power of It was proposed to do without a son and Mrs. Mary Kingston. dozen '' The Rockville Emblem Club held 7 ^ 2 0 lb. the farming half of the country. special teacher of drawing the com Ing year and to discontinue the “ op a social and special meeting at the No. 1 local fresh eggs from nearby farms. Hun­ Extra Large Aid the small banks and through Shankless smoked shoulders. Average 5 pounds apiece. portunlty” room for the same Elks Home on Wednesday afternoon dreds of dozens sold every week—strictly fresh. them the home owners and farm at 2:30. Bridge was played, prizes owners faced with mortgage fore­ period. With the discontinuance of two teachers the saving in salaries going to Mrs. Edward Bums, Mrs. ORANGES closure by "at least as much" as Abe Fine of Rockville and Mrs. the 12 ,000,000,000 reconstruction will be about $7,500. It was the unanimous feeling of James Foley of Manchester. Mrs. Handy’s Boned and Rolled program for the "big banks, the the Board that every expense not Charles Redmond of Broad Brook l b . d S o d o z . railroads and l.he corporations." fully justified be eliminated the hostess. At the meeting on Wednes- HAM Sugar Cured, Skinned Back Revise "this foolish tariff of ours" coming year. day afternoon, April 13, officers will Sweet, seedless Sonkist beauties of extra large to stimulate trade by permitting the be'elected for the coming year. Either end at this low price. Average 8 to 10 pounds whole ham. Boae entirely removed. No waste— size. Mr. Clough reported briefly on you pay for nothing butt he meat ____ other nations to\sell to us so they the condition'of the schools. There John Bock of School street is a will have funds ro buy in return, have been a considerable number of patient at the Veterans’ Hospital »n Black Twig creating demand to put idle mills cases of Illness of pupils and teach­ Newington. to work. ers during the month. Whooping Miss Anna Hall of Brooklyn street Confectioner’s Sugar has returned to her studies at the Apples bushel 9 S ^ Dosen Vital Factors cough and chicken pox caused the One-Pound Cartons The governor said these were absence of many, while others were Academy of The Holy Family at SUGAR 5 lbs. 26c. Sound, colorful apples eating and “c all for CORN ...... 2 No. 2 cans Royal Gelatin...... 3 pkgs. 21c (White Kernel Corn) Franco-American ' 1 Lux (small) TOMATOES...... 2 No. 2 cans CASHiCARRY MARKET Spaghetti...... 3 cans 25c Gold Medal 1 Rinso (small) TOMATOES...... No. 2 1-2 can 314 MAIN STREET FORMERLY TURNPIKE MARKET Ohio M atches...... 6 boxes 19c 1 Lux Toilet Soap Ohio Safety Matches 12 boxes 9c SLICED BEETS ...... No. 2 can WHEATIES 1 Lifebuoy O Q ^ SAUER KRAUT ...... No. 2 1-2 can After many weeks of planning and working to give Muichester an Up-to-Date Cash and Carry Majestic Tissue...... 4 for 19c Soap, all for ^ C Market, we now introduce ourselves to the people of this community and outlying sections. We Santa Clara Valley Prunes, APPLE SAUCE ...... 2 No. C cans have tried very hard to make ^his a store of service that will a p p ^ to you- You will find It a 2 lg> pkgs. 1 4 c 2 lbs...... 15c BEANS ...... 2 No. 2 cans store conducted on the good old-fashioned policy of A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL. Columbia Ammonia reason out the commercial feature of the Cash and Carry System. 1«8S “over- Regular at 13c a package. Heinz Tomato Juice • *3 cans 29c q u a r t...... 10c (Cut green or wax bekns) ' Anyone can (12 ounce size) head” expensee, elimination of delivery expense and cenfnsion, showing a saving to llie customer on P E A S ...... 2 No. 2 cans29c Roasted Peanuts...... qt. 4c every parchaee. Gold Medal (Tender sweet peas) White Pea Beans...... 2 lbs. 7c Cleanser, 6 cans .... 25c (Sonbrite, Lighthouse and TELEPHONE PEAS ...... No. 2 can We Will Carry Nothing But the Best Western Steer Beef With Red Kidney Beans .... 2 lbs. 9c RED KIDNEY BEANS ...... 2 No. 2 cans One Price to AIL QUALITY SERVICE A Ugh quality of meats will be maintained at No natter how small or hew great your pur­ Shop The “Health MarkeV^ Tomorrow ali and our way of handling them will bring chase you’ll find a sincere determination to them to our counters and blocks In tempting please you here. The aim Is to have you come slm pe. You’ll find them out and displayed for here expecting sometiilng more than usual and to serve yon so that yon will continue to come. 1 I O A . S T Prim e Rib Roast ^ ^ easy and satisfactory chooslDg. SIRLOIN Cut best beef. . . 4 SOME OF OUR WEEK-END VALUES STEAK J L ^ b h h f k . I 8 « Round Steak, Armour’s Star _ Rib Roost Beef, Native Milk Fed j Tender Milk Fed _ _ Porter Houie lb...... 29c Steok, lb. . . . Best Cuts, lb.... Shoulder Steak, » » Bacon «> 13* Bimeless Pot Fowl 23* Sugar cured. Sliced with the “ Fixed’’ flavor. On Veal Roast 19^ For fricassee. Fresh and tender. SirMn Steak, lb...... 18c Fresh, tender rolled, no waste. Roast, lb. sale in the Self-Serve and Health Market. lb...... Veal Chops, 23c Fresh, MlUc Freeh, tender _ Short Steak, Fresh Fresh, Lean _ _ lb...... Poultry, lb. Broilers » Chi.bi6c20c S 1-2 pounds. The best you can buy. Pot Roast 12* Lean, no waste. ALL OTHER MEATS PRICED ACCORDINGLY. Fresh, SmaU __ Beef Stew 2^25* Fresh, Lean WE WILL CARRY A FULL VARIETY OF THEBEST COOKED MEATS. O f Fresh Ton uro cordially Invited to visit the new market and compare values. We know that we’re Legs Lamb ^ going to make a lot ol friends in Manchester and we’d very mneh like to count YOU amongst From-the best quality ever! Veal Stew 9* them. Fancy Swiss _ Fresh Pore Pork Pigs Feet 2* T. J. COOGAN Cheese 35* Sausage Links 13* Fresh, Lean The lowest price In years! We sell hundreds of ^unds Nothing but the best pork and highest quality pore "CASH AND CARRY” TURNPIKE MARKET— Next to A. & P. Store werfdy. seasonings used. Spare Ribs 9*

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LOST AND FOUND POULTRY AND APARTMENTS—FLATS— EIGHTH REPORT OF THE LITERARY DIGEST’S M SUPPLIES 43 TENEMENTS 63 1932 PROHIBITION POLL POUND—FOUNTAIN PEN, Center TWO-THIRDS OF STATES street near school. Owner may I BUY POULTRY OF ALL KINDS. FOR RENT—FIVE AND SIX room — Classified Geographically • Manchester have same by calling 6009 and pay­ A. Gremmo & Son, 543 Vernon tenements, with all modern im­ (From The Literary Digest of April 9, 1932.) ing for ad. street. Telephone 3441. provements. Inquire at 147 East Evening Herald Center street or telephone 7864. VOTE OVER 2 TO 1 FOR BARRED PLYMOUTH Rock eggs, Favor Favor CLASSIFIED AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 for hatching, choice stock $2 per FOR RENT—47 MAPLE STREET, Continuance Repeal ADVERTISEMENTS 15. J. F. Bowen, 570 Woodbridge four-room tenement; modem, with of 18th of 18th FOR SALE—MODEL T delivery street. Phone 7800. garage. F. R. Manning, 230 Hack­ REPEAL OF PROHIBITION N (Prohibition) (Prohibition) Count ■!* avoraco Ford, in good running order. Will matack street. Tel. 8146. State Amendment Amendment Total laitJali, number! and sell reasonable. Inquire 281 Spruce NEW ENGLAND ...... 69,798 255,337 325,135 •acta count as a word and eo m p < ^ « . FOR RENT— SIX-ROOM tenement, words as two worda Minimum cost is , street. ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 ance of Prohibition and 2,963,386, or with all Improvements; reduced 73.91 per cent are for repeal. Maine ...... 9,922 22,676 32,593 nrlcs of three lines. . I Poll of Entire Portland; Me.; New Hampshire ...... 5,908 13,163 19,071 Line rates per day for tpanslest | FOR SALE—Six to eight cords of rent; 277 Spruce street. Apply 'The dry vote shows a seventh MOTORCYCLES— 281 Spruce street. Vermont ...... 4,418 10,352 14,770 ***' lUIeetlTe March IT, 1**T cow manure. $8 cord. Cheaper if consecutive gain during the poll ris­ Massachusetts ...... 36,147 135,835 171,982 BICYCLES 11 token in one lot. Stanley Moske, Registered Voters Shows Cash Chair* FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and 4 ing from 15.85 per cent of the total Rhode Island ...... 3,104 16,821 19,925 « Oonseoutlve Days ..I 7 ots • oU | ^ North street. Tel. 6650. REPAIRS AND PARTS MADE; room apartments, beat, janitor vote of the first week’s return. Connecticut ...... 10,299 56,490 66,789 J ntu iiSSi valves trued; 0-Tlte Piston Rings service, refrigeratOi furnished. Call Women Voting Wet; Cause Nevada continues to lead the An­ MIDDLE ATLANTIC ...... 226,043 951,111 1,1J7,154 All ord’ers for Irregular Jhsertloni Arthur Knofla, 5440 or 4181, ti-Prohibition column increasing its will be charged at the one time r a ^ , furnished. Fred H. Norton, 180 FOR SALE— SAND and gravel. A. New York ...... 72,691 409,920 482,611 Special rates for long term every Main street, telephone 6528. Sherman Buck, telephone 5708. 875 Main street. wet vote again this week to 87.73 New Jersey ...... 28,309 167,051 195,360 of Ballot Duplication Told per cent. day advertising given upon reques^ Pennsylvania ...... 125,043 374,140 499,183 Ads ordered for three or six days FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, The District of Columbia is still and stopped before the third or fifth all Improvements. 95 Charter Oak EAST NO. C E N T R A L ...... 259,924 813,037 1,072,961 day will be charged only for the M - BUSINESS SERVICES FOR SALE — CHESTNUT fence voting over 3 to 1 wet. street. Apply Sam’s Shoe Shop, By Digest Editor. Ohio ...... 99,737 264.226 363,963 tual number of times the ad appear- ^ OFFERED 13 posts. Telephone 6121. As an zmswer to charges that the ed, charging at the rate earned- I 701 Main street. Indiana ...... 61,262 131,040 192,302 Poll does not represent the women no allowance or refunds can be made i CEMETERY WORK: foundations Illinois ...... 50,196 215.227 265,423 on six time ads stopped after the | ’Thirty-two states representing a of the nation, ’The Literary Digest for monuments, grading, soil, BUILDING MATERIALS 47 FOR RENT—6-ROOM SINGLE, all Michigan ...... 33,438 121,830 155,268 improvements. Apply Eklward J. combined population of over 85,000,- tomorrow will publish returns of *^No ^'tni forbids” ; display lines not |' landscaping, lawns graded and Wisconsin ...... 15,291 80,714 96,005 FOR SALE—15,000 feet of lumber; 000 are voting from two to one to special referendum of all registered Hell. Telephone 4642. WEST NO. C E N T R A L ...... 142,152 290,173 432,323 **The Herald will not be responsible ' seeded, flagstones for walks and 2 by 5, 3 by 5, 4 by 4, 4 by 6, 63 by six to one wet as more than 4,000,- voters of Portland, Maine, which for more than one incorrect insertion gardens. General trucking and 6. 16-20-32 feet long also. Cover­ FOR RENT—550 MIDDLE TURN­ 000 ballots are tabulated in this was selected, it is stated, because it JSIHneioto ...... '...... i2,301 73,259 95,560 of any advertisement ordered for moving. Robert D. Wilson, Parker PIKE EAST, tenement of six was one of the oldest Prohibition Iowa ...... 27,264 48,901 76,105 more than one time. . . . ing boards. Will sell in small week’s returns of The Literary Di­ The Inadvertent omission of incor­ street. Phone 7821. quantities. Telephone 5698. rooms; modern, with garage; near gest’s nation-wide Prohibition Poll centers in the whole country. Missouri ...... 32,906 84,010 116,910 rect publication of advertising will be school. F. R. Manning, 230 Hack­ according to figures published in The canvass was so arranged, an­ North Dakota ...... 3,781 12,252 16,033 rsetlfled only by cancellation of the matack street. Tel. 8146. South Dakota ...... 4,424 9,884 14,303 charge made for the service . endered. FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 the magazine tomorrow. nouncement is made, that the bal­ All advertisements must conform ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Nine states with a total popula­ lots returned by women voters could Nebraska ...... 15,148 25,791 40,939 67 WADSWORTH ST.—Five room la style, copy and typography with CUT FLOWERS—Carnations, Snap­ tion of over 19,000,000 register a be distinguished from those return­ Kansas ...... 36,328 36,076 72,401 regulations enforced by the publish­ — RADIO 19 apartment, all improvements, re­ dragons, Calendulas, Stocks, and dry sentiment of 40 per cent or ed by men voters and still remain EAST SO., CENTRAL ...... 64,758 94,903 159,661 ers and they reserve the right to duced rent, apply to Mr. Kittle, 45 edit, revise or leject any copy con­ we make up Floral Designs and PHONE 4891 FOR quick radio ser­ more. Of these states Kansas alone secret ballots. Kentucky ...... i0,131 Wadsworth street. T2-;47r 62,007 sidered objectionable. .... Bridal Bouquets, Krauss Green­ vice and repairs. All work guaran­ gives a defihlte majority for contin­ 14,598 ballots were mailed to men Tennessee ...... 23,724 25,196 48,920 CIiOSINO HOURS—Classjfled ads to teed. T. A. Splliane, 14 Strong St. be published same day must be rs- house, 621 Hartford Road. Call SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both lu uance of the Prohibition Amend­ and 11,958 b^allots were mailed to Alabama ...... 12,200 15,426 27,626 oolved by I* o'clock noon: Satu’-dsys 8962.______ment, while North Carolina Is al­ Mississippi ...... 8,703 ELECTRICAL WIRING motor' and single and two family, ranging women, the total of which consti­ 11,805 20,508 10:10 a. m. from $20 to $60 month. Apply Ed­ most dry. tuted the entire registered electo­ S^OUTH ATLANTIC ...... 125,784~ 235,786 S^lisTO TELEPHONE YOUR r o c k GARDEN PLANTS and fixtures, reasonable rates. Prompt The wettest section of the United hardy perennials, 50c dozen. Orna­ service. C. G. Anderson, 78 Sum­ ward J. Holl, telephone 4642. 865 rate of the city. bclaware ...... i,i76 5,908 8,083 WANT ADS. Main street. States as evidenced by the poll fig­ Of 3,981 replies returned by men Maryland ...... 13,426 mental flowering shrubs, 12 for mer street. ures extends from the Mississippi 44,339 57,765 Ads are accepted over the telephone $1.00, Evergreens, 25c each. Flow­ 970, or 24.36 per cent voted dry and' Dist. of Columbia ...... 2,629 9,308 11,937 at the CHAROB RATE given abovs FOR RENT--IN JOHNSON Block, river to the Atlantic Ocean above 3,011, or 75.64 per cent voted wet. as a convenience to advertisers, but ering Daphnes, 15c each. Califor­ Virginia ...... 25,668 44,056 69,724 single rooms or In suites, with mod­ the Mason-Dixon Line, with the Of the 11,958 ballots mailed to West Virginia ...... 20,811 tbs CASH RATES Will be accepted u nia Privet and Barberry Hedging, FUEL AND FEED 49-A dampest concentration In the group 40,025 60,836 FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busl- $8.00 per hundred. Potted Plants, em improvements. Phone 3726 or the women 1,126, or 88,45 per cent North Carolina ...... 29,970 29,981 59,951 asss office on or before the seventh FOR SALE—DRY, HARD WOOD, janitor 7635. of states of New Jersey, New York, voted for continuance of the Prohi­ South Carolina ...... 9,818 day following the first insertion of 15c each. McConville’s Green­ 14,623 24,441 $8.00 cord; chestnut mixed with Connecticut and Rhode Island. bition Amendment and 1,802, or Georgia ...... 13,541 each ad otherwise the CHAROB houses and Nursery, 21 Wlndemere FOR RENT—3 and 4 rooms with The dryest sector is the belt of 24,018 37,569 BATE will be collected. No responsi­ street. Homestead Park. Tele­ birch, $7,00 cord. Justin Lathrop, 61.56 per cent voted for repeal. Florida ...... 7,746 23,528 31,274 bility for errors In tslephoned ado telephone Rosedale 19-23. all improvements, at 168 Oak twelve states extending from Texas Not Including the Portland votes, phone 5947. WEST SO. CENTRAL ...... 7 il0 5 “" 115,750 189,853 will bs assumed and their accuracy street, Inquire 164 Oak street. and Oklahoma to the Atlantic the state of Maine balloted 7,826 for oannot be gaaranteed. FOR SALE— SEASONED HARD Ocean Including Kentucky and Vir­ continuance and 17,868, or 69.64 Arkansas ...... 12,199 13,381 25,580 FOR RENT—6 ROOMS with aTl Louisiana ...... 4,844 INDEX OF MILLINERY- wood, furnace chunks and tire ginia and excepting Florida. per cent for repeal. 21,769 26,613 place wood 1-2 cord $5.00, 1-2 cord improvements. Including steam The Pacific Coast states are vot­ Oklahoma ...... 20,992 25,501 46,493 CLASSIFICATIONS DRESSMAKING 19 With the votes from Portland In­ seasoned hard wood slabs $4.00. heat, newly done over, at 12 Trot­ ing slightly over three to one wet, Texas ...... 36,070 '55,099 91,169 Births ...... t cluded, the state of Maine shows 9,- ElBgagsmsntB ...... ■ DRESSMAKING— Children’s coats, Geo. Buck, telephone 25-4. ter street. Telephone 6068. about the same as those states in ROCKY MOUNTAIN ...... 22,001 45,131 67,182 Marrlrges ...... }- 922 dry v ott. and 22,676, or 69.57 coat lining, alterations and repair­ the upper Mississippi Valley. Montana ...... L969~ 8,508 Osaths ...... 2 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD $8 per FOR RENT— 41 Foster street, tene­ The Rocky Mountain section reg­ per cent wet votes. 10,477 Card of Thanka ...... * ing. Reasonable rates. Mrs. Shaw, Idaho ...... 2,634 4,936 7,570 cord, $4.50 per load. Birch $7.00 ment of six rooms. All Improve­ isters approximately three to two The Literary Digest points out Za Msmorlam ...... ^ 109 Foster street. Wyoming ...... 1,102 3,803 4,905 Lost and Found ...... J per cord. Chas. Heckler. Telephone ments, with garage. Call 8146. that in this comparison of where sentiment for repeal. Colorado ...... 11,718 15,916 27,634 Announcement! ...... ; Rosedale 13-13. A total of 4,009,499 ballots are the exact number of women voting Personal! ...... • FOUR ROOM FLATS on Ridge New Mexico ...... '...... 1,017 2,845 3,862 MOVING— TRUCKING- tallied this week of which 1,046,113, is known, the returns for the state Aatomoblles street, newly renovated. All Im­ Arizona ...... 1,108 2,945 4,053 Automobllea for Sale ...... J STORAGE 20 FOR SALE—HARD wood, under or 26.09 per cent vote for contlnu- of Maine show a percentage of Automobiles for Exchargs ...... s cover, furnace and stove wood $5. provements. Inquire 26 Spruce 69.54 for repeal and the city of Utah ...... 2,285 4,977 7,262 Nevada ...... 168 Auto Aooassorlea— Tires ...... • ASHES TO REMOVE, team work, a load.. V. Firpo, 1T6 Wells street. street. Portland shows a percentage of 1,201 1,369 Auto Rspalrlng—Painting..... J PACIFIC ...... 48,579 148,965 Auto Schools ...... 7-A and trucking. Tel. 6432. Gus Tel. 6148. FOR RENT—5-ROOM tenement, HOUSES FOR SALE 72 69.67 for repeal. 197,544 Autos— Ship by Truck ...... • Schaller. all Improvements, and garage, at “The most Important effect of Washington ...... 9,003 27,217 36,220 Autos— For Hlr# ...... • SPECIAL PRICE—Hard wood for FOR SALE—SIX-ROOM HOUSE 25 Trotter street. Inquire 116 till- extraordinary test should be, Oregon ...... 6,284 13,490 19,774 Oarages— Service— Storage ..... 10 furnace, tire place or stove $5 per with 2-car garage. 43 Branford Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... U LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE it seems to us,’’ The Literary Di­ California ...... 33,292 108,258 141,550 TRUCKING. Get our prices. Ex­ Center street. Tel. 4508. street. All Improvements. Inquire Wanted Autos-Motorcycles .... II load. Birch $4, ba’-d wood slabs $4. gest will state in its Issue tomor­ STATE UNKNOWN ...... 12,969 13,193 26,162 Business and Professional Servleca pert furniture moving. “Pioneer Kindling wood 10c bushel. Thomas MODERN FOUR and five-room flats E. J. Holl. row, “to convince every reasonable Business Services Offered ...... It Movers Who Know How.’’ Carload Wilson, telephone 8581 or Rosedale person In America not only that the Household Services Offered ...... It-A with garage, Lllley street, near FOR SALE—3-ROOM HOUSE, new U. S. T O T A L ...... 1,048,113 2,963,386 4,009,499 distribution. Wm. L. Fitzgerald. 37-4. poll gives full expression to the will Building— Contracting ...... 14 Center. Inquire 21 Elro street. garage; good henhou: 4. acres FlorliU— Nurserlea ...... If Phone 8035. of the women of America as a Phone 5661. clear land, grow anything; electric Funeral Dlreotora ...... 1* FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and whole, but also that It embodies the Heating— Plumbing— Roofing . n 17 FRANK V. WILLIAMS— General bard wood slabs sawed stove FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS; also lights in house. Price $1,950. No. authentic voice of the whole peo­ Insurance ...... JJ trucking, carlot distribution, fer­ 1016 East Middle Turnpike. against defects creeping into the lot. This he accounts for by the Millinery— Dressmaking ...... 1* lengtl and under cover. Cash price five and seven rooms; white plumb­ ple. tilizer and tobacco delivery a poll. fact that The Literary Digest is Moving—Trucking— Storage . . . 10 per load for hard wood $5.00; hard ing; Walnut street, near Cheney “ Further, that every one of the “With Jealous care it keeps on Painting— Papering ...... II specialty. Rates reasonable. Tel. conducting supplementary polls of wood Blabs $4.00. L. T. Wood Co. Mills; $18-$20. Inquire Tailor WANTED— other current carplngs on the poll revising the list of 20,000,000 men lawyers, bankers, doctors and cler­ Professional Services...... ** 7997. Repairing ...... s! Phone 4496. Shop. Tel. 5030. by professional carpers amounts to and women. But In such a human gymen concurrently with the main Tallarlng-Dyelng—Cleaning ... 14 REAL ESTATE CARLSON & COMPANY Express. so much blah and weariness of the roster—a nation In Itself—could referendum and the letter of In­ Toilet Ooods and Service ...... If ear-drums. Wanted—Business S ervice..... II Daily service to Hartford ana HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, WANTED—TO LEASE OR BUY, there be such a thing as 100 per struction that accompanies the bal­ Bdncatlenal ■fepringtield, and au Connecticut, one to five acres land, near Man­ “The Digest does all that It pos­ cent accuracy? lot in each of these minor polls in­ second floor, all Improvements and sibly can with constant expenditure Course! and Claeses ...... 17 and Massachusetts points. Loads FOR SALE— RANGE OIL Burners, chester, Woodland preferred. F. “The gossips apparently have no forms the receiver that the addi­ Private Instruction ...... II j garage. 27 Starkweather street. of time, labor and money to guard Dancing ...... IS-A or part loads moved anywhere. $10.00. Guaranteed 5 years. You L., 18 Winter street. South Man­ Idea that returned ballots reaching tional ballot may be a duplication, Musical—Dramatic ...... efh ••e • Furniture moving, lelephone Man­ save $35. Why pay more? Alfred f o r r e n t — EAST CENTER chester, Conn. The Literary Digest are examined but that it will not be counted- in Wanted—Instruction ...... M A. Grezel, 1 Purnell Place. Phone by vigilant inspectors, quick to de­ the main poll. Financial chester 8624, Hartford 2-6229, | street, five rooms, first floor, all Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 11 Sprtngtleld 6-0391. j 7167. improvements. Inquire 41 Bigelow A FEW CENTS tect multiple ballots from the same The eighth report in the 1930 Business Opportunities ...... IS street. Telephone 7297. post office, and the name of the Literary Digest Prohibition Poll Money to Loan ...... II PERKETl & GLENNEi INC.— We j spent each week for a good fire in­ state In the same handwriting, and giving three options on the ballot Help and Sltnntlone MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 FOR RENT that all fraudulent ones detected Instead of two showed a total tab­ Help Wanted—Female ...... II will move, pack and ship youi I surance policy may save you many Help Wanted—Male ...... II merenandise* quickly ana econom- | SUBURBAN FOR RENT 69 Weldon Farm — Tolland are thrown out of the count.’’ ulation of 4,150,017 votes of which Help Wanted— ^Male or Female . ■ 37 ically. Fast daily express service: hundreds of dollars. Are you risk­ Dr. William Seaver Woods, Edl- 1,248,589, or 30.09 per cent were for FOR SALE—PIANO, cheap for FOR RENT—TWO ACRES of land, Turnpike, 26 acres improved Agenta Wanted ...... 37-A to and trom New York Connec-' ing the loss of all your household tor-in-Chief of the magarine, states enforcement; 1,231,849, or 29.68 per Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... 18 cash. Call 6286. in good condition. Will rent reas­ tobacco land, 8 room house, that he has received a number of cent were for modification; and. 1,- Situations Wanted—Male ...... 31 Uons with fast truck ser\'ice out ol | onable. Inquire 168 Woodland goods when you can Insure them for Employment Agencies ...... 40 New York going south and west. modern improvements, bam complaints from people who claim 669,579, or 40.23 per cent were for street. $1500 at less than one cent a day. I/lve Stock—Pets—Ponltry—Vchlcles Agents toi United Van Service, ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 and two chicken coops. For to have received more than one bal­ repeal. Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Think it over. Llvj Stock—yehlcles ...... 41 one ot the leading long distance i-ent— $50.00 per month. Poultry and Applies ...... 41 moving companies. Phone 3063. FOR RENT—'Two and thfee-roora HOUSES FOR SALE 72 Wanted — Peis—Poultry—Stock 44 apartments. Furnished or unfur­ Apply Robert J. Smith, 1009 For Sale—Hlscellaneons 8860, 8864. nished. Improvements; heat. Sin­ Articles for S a le...... 41 MORTGAGES—Can place a few Main Street, South Manches­ gle rooms. 26 Birch street. ROBERT J. SMITH Boats and Accessories ...... 44 L T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and very conservative first mortgages. ter, Conn. Real Estate, Insurance Building Materials ...... 47 piano moving, modein equipment, Make application to Arthur A. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 41 experienced help, public store­ FOR RENT — Two unfurnished Steamship Tickets Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 rooms, with all modern conveni­ Knofla, 875 Main street. Tel. 5440. Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A house. Phone 4496. P|(rrUQCS JOE KING- Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 ences; $10.00 a month. A large COCHRAN Household Goods ...... II store, centrally located in Weldon Machinery and Tools ...... It REPAIRING Block. Inquire Dr. Weldon’s office. C IS32BV Musical Instruments...... it iBTy. Office and Store Equipment .... 14 FOR RENT—FURNISHED room; Specials at the Stores ...... M MOWERS SHARPENED, key mak­ Announcement Wearing Apparel— Furs ...... 17 ing, vacuum cleaner, lock, gun, also store on Pearl street. Inquire Wanted—To Buy ...... II clock repairing. Braithwaite, 52 Selwitz Shoe Shop. Announcing to ray many friends and poUcyholders that my oflioe is now the Orford Rooms—Board—Hotels—Rcfiorta Pearl street. BuUding, No. 865 Main St., South Manchester. This agency represents s o ^ of Rcstanmnts FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms Rooms Without Board ...... II strongest stock and mutual companies. These companies wUl write you at Boarders W anted...... 19-A with all modern conveniences. consistent with safety. Let me write your automobile insurance with an old line stock rampany Country Board—R esorts...... M LIVE STOCK- Phone 6989, or call at 44 Pearl which not only writes you at a 15% lower rate but is at the present time returning a 15% dividend Hotels—Restauraats ...... 41 street. 'ij Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 4l VEHICLES 42 to its policy holders, a total saving of 30%. Real Estate For Rent Apartments, Flats, I^nements .. It FOR SALE— GUERNSEY and Hol­ ROOM—SUITABLE for gentleman, Are your fire insurance needs fully taken care of at the savings you are entitled to? Advice Business Locations for Rent . . . 14 stein cows, new milch and nearby with or without breakfast or board. will be gladly given on this coverage without obllg;atlon. Houses for Rent ...... II 19 Autumn street. Phone 5765. Suburban for Rent ...... II springers. Telephone Rosedale 14-3. Summer Homes for Rent ...... 17 Inventories and appraisals for fire Insurance, taxes or estates by an expert In this Mne. Wanted to R e n t...... It Real Estate For Sale POULTRY AND APARTMEN'TS— FLATS— Apartment Building for Sale . . . II TENEMENTS Business Property for Sale-...... 70 SUPPLIES . EDWARD H. KEENEY Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 Houses for Salt ...... 71 CUSTOM HATCHING 4c per egg. FOR RENT—134 Maple street, four- r e a l ESTATE AND INSURANCE room flat, with all Improvements, Lots for Sale ...... 71 1000 eggs $35.00. EMgerton, 655 Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 and gareige. Inquire at 132 Maple INSURE— AND BE SURE North Main street. Phone 6416. Suburban for Sale ...... 71 street. Residence 3180 Real Estate for Exchange...... 71 OflSce Phone 6414 Wanted—Real E state...... 77 FOR SALE—BRONZE TURKEY FOR RENT— 4 ROOM flats, newly Anetleii—I.egal Notlec* EGGS for hatching. Tel. Rosedale Lfigal Notices ...... -« T| refinished. Inquire at 180 Center 27-4. F. E. Collins. street, upstairs. -yHAT! YOU THERE GOES c h a r g e d o u b l e doubt, you little lads are thought­ quite apparent ease. r SAVE SIX BITS. THESE DINKV N O W ALL SOMETHINS A FUSE I f o r n i g h t w o r k ? WONDERFUL less. You would have me work all It rolled around '3is face a bit WHY SHOULD I IV 1 FUSE BQXE^. t h e l i g h t s SHELL OUT TO A W ARNS ME W E L L ..IT MIGHT THAT'S THE ONLY SPEND TW O day. and then ' is nose broke Into it. ’The A FELLOW n e e d s y a r e o u t . THIS IS NOT, HAVE BEEN WORSE. .TIME ANYBODY DOLLARS “This bubble blowing may seem bubble went kerplop and made the TAILOR FOR A SHOE HORN COME A W A Y PRESSING MY SOING TO WANTS LIGHTS. T O SAVE fun. Just from the easy* way it’s poor old fellow sneeze. LOOK IN THE TO SQUEEZE FROM THERE s e v e n t y - done. But I assure you, frankly, He promptly Jumped up to his CLOTHES WHEN BE A S a n d c a u . a n HOW dYUH SET-- SIM PLE MEDICINE CABINET, A FU S E HUH ..#200. f iv e CENTS that it’s very far from play. feet and cried, “I see you’re not dis­ I'VE SOT THE IN - ELECTRICIAN EQUIPM ENT A S IT TO P SHELF. ALL RIGHT... WELI____ “It takes a lot of breath, you see, creet. Instead, you want to- tease RIGHT HAND •e VI »• b e f o r e y o u y o u 're no me. I will spank you pJl for this.” A T HOME SEEMS. S E T TH E SEND HIM and there’s not much breath left In CO R N ER K O V ER . M O N EY me. I’m going to nap a little while. “We’re sorry that the bubble h o u s e HOARDER. Then I will blow some more. broke,’’ ssdd Windy. ‘Tt was not AFIRE. “While I’m asleep you all can a Joke!” “You have to pay,” ths I try to send some bubbles toward man replied, “when something goes the sky. Don’t blow as hard as I amiss.” did, though. ”Twill make your Then Duncy had a r ^ smart poor throats sore." hunch. He gave the bubble maU "All right,’’ said Scouty, "Go to a punch and in his .hand he held sleep. We promise that we will not a pin. His hunch worked out Just peep, or bother you until we hear right. ' ' i you snoring very loud. The bubble man was full of air. “Then we’ll blow bubbles. Yes, He met his finish, then and there. siree! And they’ll be big as big One great big puff and 9ld man can be. When you wake up yduTl bubbleVwas out of sight say that we are quite a clever crowd.’’ (l^oiDething very strange Rappei^ So, in about 10 minutes they to Duncy In the next story.) ' 7-

MANCHESTER EVENING HE®ALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL’ 8,19S2. i»AGB SEVENTEEN

OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE AND NONSENSE The xJionerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox By Gene Ahem

On* thing about radio advertis-T that a man can' hide behind his log: They can't put it across unless w ife’s skirts hasn’t yet become a u turn it on and consent to lis- fact except on days when the sun isn’t shining. ^ t { [S , MDEAR , AH -V. IS-AM - lSM , SEAiPlAiG AlS-TteUAikT ? AMCtHeR L'ErffeR FROM MV FA"THER uJriA-r Poes Me ^ypeerf-ih An old man of 80 having taken to Wife—Henry, you were swearing tiA'R-'RTS-RLiM'F "p eA R SOAsi; - Bie altar a damsel of 17 the clergy­ terribly in your sleep last night. 350 —'PoerT lAi AERE AJiP man said to him; Husband— I had a bad dream. I I Ey-PJEC-r-tC LFAV/E CHICAGO B ecomes a PAT?-r o f TWE Clergyman—^The font is at the dreamed there was an angel by my soo^i rTo vjisi-r volj — vf i cAAirr S c&a a e r v Q - ^ A m f , I -jbther end of the church. side. F IA S P a PATTTV VaIHo i s P R I vJ iaA G -T o SUPPOSE I ’ vUVE KjcrTAll^G The Old Man—What do I want Wife— Surely that was nothing to l»lth the font? swear about. VoUR-TS^UlAi BV ALTTo , I \a1ILL COME •-1b ^AV lAi -the MA1*fSR , A-' Clergyman—Oh, I beg your par- Husband—Well, doggone it, the BV-HRA/aI — AM MV •EH ? — f M T3tJS-r - the Bon. I thought you had brought this angel turned out to be you. SLAVi^iG vaIi f e ., AfJP-Tim id l^d to be christened. ' •'TfeLiAiK' "lb VolJ — AFFECrriOfiA-TEL-V.,: \ O U R FA-TM e R , ■DAUsH-TER-IAi-LAtAl i Penelope— Suzette never sues any • HA^iMlBAt- I^o o P l E' WELL, fLL MEASURE f t tker husbands for alimony. Theresa— No, when she leaves OFF PAP HobPLE ■lem they're bankrupt. StEERS IM |4e r E I

Folks, here’s a little poem by CSreavUle Kleiser that we think is mighty good. Read and ponder over Since this agitation for govern­ It It’s called: % ment wage reductions started I’ve PLEASANT STREET been about as popular as a polecat The folks that live on Pleasant at a picnic. — Congressman John McDuffie of Street Alabama, Democratic whip. Are just the kind you like to meet; 0 Baffling lips an'’ twinkling eyes The joke telling professor is often That makes you think of sunny M A '3 'o R lS a horrible bore. skies. —Professor E. M. Chamberlin of y\Q[SSB » Boston University. They always have a word to say That sends you happy on your way; Ninety per cent of the member­ It gives new zest merely to meet ship of the House is on record as The folks that live on Pleasant believing the credit of the govern­ Street. ment should be sustained and the budget balanced. The only thing to Their dispositions are serene, do is to let the House choose and Tou know the people that I mean? reject. ' B ie kind you adways like to nieet, — John Nance Gamer of Texas, I wish more lived on Pleasant speaker of the House. Street. It must be realized that there is no longer any such thing as frozen There is only one more thing to REG.U.S.PAT.Orr. he fearedi Warner Brothers and credit. It is simply lost money, y e'ins BT MA Bomet, nk. some biscuit company might com­ —Foreign Minister Marinkovitch of bine to make talking animal crack­ Jugo-Slavia. ers. X'kootaine Puu 19S2) We have reached a point where & HASH: Russia is going to try to the aid of governments or the gifts borrow some money from us. One of Individuals, no matter how gen­ trouble with an, anti-capitalistic erous, are insufficient to meet the SCORCHY SMITH Dead or Alive By John C. Terry state is that it takes a lot of capi­ conditions which have come upon tal to run i t . .. .When you want a us. —J. P. Morgan, financier. coke and the drugstore is closed, I try the nearest co^ dealer... .Still, 'THAT'S STRANGE. THE THOSE MEN ARE THERE , ''laOSH.CHiC'. WELL. SCORCHY, WE" the only Interest some people have DRILL REACHED THEY MUST BE OVERCOIAE I I'M ALMOST HAVE "DONE OUR In their government is about seven Flapper Fanny Says: ALL RIGHT ! QUICK .WE'LL SHOOT DOWN AFRAID TD SHOUT BEST SO FAR — per cen t... .’The modern home is a REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.______A\UR AND THETH OXYGEN AGAIN ! SUPPOSE 1 HERE'S 1NEEHD place where everything except the MR. BROWN ' THIS IS \WE GET HO OF THE. hose children is regulated by a switch. SCORCHV WE HAVE DRILLED ANSWER ! COMING - .....There are plenty of men who are willing to do most anything to A HOLE INTO THE STORE succeed, but settle down to work FROM THE SDO-ROOT LEVEL apd stick to it. a b o v e VOO \

It was kit laspection, and the sbl- idlers had their things laid out on \ their beds. The orderly walked into the room and approached Private Brown. Orderly— 'Three shirts. Brown? Private Brown—Yes, sir. One on, one in wash, qnd one in the box. Orderly—Two pair of boots? Private Brown— Yes, sir; one pair on and one pair in the box. Orderly— 'Two pair of socks. Brown? Private Brown— Yes, sir; one pair on and one pair in the box. Orderly—Good! Now, where’s the box? WASHINGTON TUBBS II By Cran« OUT OUR WAY By Williams Private Brown—Don’t know, sir; Fve lost it. "

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PA(jE EIGHTEEN FRIDAY, » fcv mUmrltfatfr lEvrahta Smli) ed moving pictures o f the KaticbeiK One of the Hartford papers re­ Hose Co., No. 4 of the South Loyal Circle of King’s Daughters women will meet to sew for the Me­ OLD FASHIONED AND Manchester fire department wsu9 will hold its monthly , mejeting Mon­ morial hospital Monday afternoon ADVANCES IN MEDICAL ter Memorial hospitaL ' ^ ^ ferred to the National Flower and Next week 'Thursday the aasaem- Garden Show at the State Armory called to Charter Oak street at 7:45 day evening at the Center Church at the Center Church House. V MODERN DANCING DEPRESSION DANCE bly speaker wiU'be William B.'Bed^ AT LONE OAK E ast Side Recreation Center as closing Saturday. This is an last nigbt for a fire in the woods to House. The business will be follow­ ed by an entertainment and re­ STUDY ARE DESCRIBED sted, manager of the Southern New Sonth Windsor lOc Admission. error as the show will continue the east of the Rogers Paper Manu­ facturing Company’s mill. freshments in charge of the Ways Elfagland Telephone Company. Dur­ Masle: Boys’ Club 10 Pc. Orch. throughout the day Sunday, and of­ PREPARE CENTER PARK ing the past few months such prom­ jlalnrday Night, April 9, 1932 ficers and members of the local and Means committee and a volun­ Admission SSc. TO -N IG H T ! inent Manchester men as E. J. Mc­ Garden club will serve as hostesses The Inez Club was entertained at teer committee of hostesses. A t this Dr. D. C. Y. Moore Addresses at. BEHREND’S orch estra Dancing 8 to 11. Cabe, Chief S. G. Gordon, H. C. Al- from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m, Mrs. J. luncheon at the home of Mrs. Claude time a drawing will take place* on FOR SUMMER SEASON d a n m tt.t.ER. Prom pter. Trade School Students At vord and G. H. Waddell have ad­ R. Lowe, who is a member of the Traux, 73 Foster street, laust night. the pieced bedqullt, the top of which was donated by a member, Assembly Yesterday. dressed the Trade'School students The Manchester Garden club will general committee, believes the dis­ The evening was pleasantly spent Park Superintendent Horace and the tacking and finishing com­ in a series of lectures on various' hold its regular monthly meeting play will be fully as interesting on in card playing. Murphey has placed the spring wire pleted by the circle. Every member subjects at the request of Ehrector Monday evening in the Robbins the final day as any other because barriers across Center park to al­ Dr. D. C, Y. Moore was the as­ PUBLIC WHIST cut flowers are being replenished is urged to reserve the date. J. G. Ecbmalian. room of the Center Church House. Dr. David M. Keith, Jr., of Chica­ low the park lawn to get started sembly speaker at Manchester at CITY VIEW DANCE HALL The subject will be “Roses.” A spe- and plants, shrubs and trees have go will preach at the morning ser­ following the spring rains. Crossing their complete root systems. Trkde school yesterday afternoon Keeney Street — TO-NIGHT I ci£dly prepared lecture has been vice Sunday morning at the Center* Another card social in the series the park from the sast entrance to and he gave a most interesting and Place Your Orders obtained from the American Rose Congregational church. for the benefit of Simset Council, west across the grass has worn The Manchester Mothers Club educational talk on medicine. Dr. With lls for Dancing — Refreshments. society. It will be illustrated by Daughters of Pocahontas, will be it down to a wide brown belt Moore’s subject was ‘TLe Old and many beautifully colored slides. will hold its Apiii meeting this eve­ held this evening at the home of Prompt Oelivery On $5 Gold Piece Door Prize. ning at the South Methodist church. Wesley Wamock of 559 Main across this section, and citizens are New in Medicines.” During his dis­ Lovers of roses, whether members street, .reported yesterday as a Mrs. Nettie Aceto, 570 Center aske^ to observe the protective bar­ course he spoke on how the doctors of the club or not, will be welcome. The speaker will be Miss Isabel street. The usual number of prizes Yoimg of the Ytile school of Educa­ swimming instructor at Loomis In­ riers until the groimd has hardened fought against the prevailing dis­ stitute is not coimected with that will be given and refreshments serv­ and the grass has started. eases such as scarlet fever, spinal RANGE tion. Her subject will be “Problems ed, and all players will be welcome. BALLOON DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Louis Litchfield of o f Children.” Mrs. W. R. Mitchell school in that capacity. He was The park department force is meningitis emd smallpox years ago edren by Polish Women’s Alliance Augusta, Me., have returned home heads the committee of hostesses. swimming instructor last year at working todays cleaning the hedges and compared it to today. FURNACE and Camp Fdoneer. The South and North Merchants and shrubbery of leaves and the at the after a visit with Mrs. Litchfield’s Dr, Moore showed the progress aunt, Mrs. E. P. Walton of Strong Edwin, five-year-old sou of Dr. and the Automotive Divisions of the winter accumulation of paper and that has been made from time to FIR E H OUSE street; and the family of her broth­ Edwin C. Higgins and Mrs. Higgins Past matrons of Temple Chapter, Chamber of Commerce will meet at rubbish. Trees are being trimmed time and compared the modern FLZL OIL Corner Hilliard and Main Streets er, Louis Parker of Benton street. of Porter street, who is ill with Order of the Eastern Star, were en­ Watkins auditorium at 7:15 o’clock and the usual spring work is being ideas with those of yesteryear when tonight to discuss special spring Center Auto Supply SATURDAY NIGHT scarlet fever, has been admitted to tertained last evening by Mrs. F. C. done in all the park plots about doctors were far more handicapped the Isolation Hospital in Hartford. Tilden of Russell street. and summer sales activities. town. than they are today. He also show­ Phone 5293 SETBACK-DANCE TONIGHT Manchester Green Community Club 3 6 Prizes. Refreshments! Buy Your Candy at Our New York Office Makes A 35c. All Welcome! Hale’s “Self Serve” ABOUT TOWN Loft Record Coat “Buy”!

Manchester Assembly, Order of Rainbow Girls, will hold its regular Candy Think of it! Right at the beginning of the season when you start to wear your bi-monthly meeting at the Masonic spring coats comes a sale like this. Never in history has there been such a demand Temple Monday evening, at which for money. Many manufacturers were willing to sacrifice their coat stock from 25% time a class of candidates will be to 30% to get cash before the tenth of this month; We had three buyers in New York initiated. The Advisory Boeird also Specials requests that all members attend this week. They picked up the biggest coat values in years. We are offering then} to the obligatory service at the St. our customers tomorrow at two featured prices. If you need a new coat—don’t hes­ Mary’s church Sunday evening. itate! Buy NOW and at HALE’S!

Ragnar Gustafson of 168 Autumn all for street and John Moore of 230 Parker street drove to Boston yesterday to witness the playoff for the world’s 1 lb. Black Walnut W ^ers professional hockey championship Delicious candy at a price far De- between the Toronto Maple Leafs low the usual wholesale price on and the New York Rangers at the merchandise of this quaUty. Boston Garden. Toronto made it COATS two straight by winning 6 to 4. 1 lb. Chocolate Covered Dates D^cions, tasty, wholesome dates Miss Lee Gauthier of 34 West with a rich chocolate covering— Center street has resumed her duties pure and tasty. One pound of in The Phoenix Insurance Company, each for S9c. SALE Hartford, after a two weeks’ illness with the grip.

Mrs, Charles Hugins, who has been a teacher in the Eighth District all for Schools for the past ten years, will 22-75 not return next year, Mrs, Hugins $12-95 $ was married during the spring va­ 1 lb. Chocolate Bon Bons cation, but has continued to teach Lovely, deUcious creams. Tasty in the school at the request of the Coats of this same quality and tailoring wert 129.75 coats of this season featured tomorrow chocolate coated. Full of tasty, superintendent. She will leave Man­ retailing at |25 in 1927. These are all ac­ at a 17,00 saving! The best-looking coats in sweet cream. The best quality the new crepes and diagonal woolens. In both chester and make her home i.. New you’ve tasted—and the price the cepted, new styles. Coats made by high Haven. Mrs. Hugins was, before her dress and sports styles. Dress coats with cape lowest ever for such candy. grade manufacturers and expertly tailored. marriage, Miss Annette Klee. collars and furred cuffs. Dressy tailored coats Full lined. Dress coats with lovely detach­ 1 lb. Italian Creams with new Lyolene closing, silk or matching able collars... .coats with Parisian furred scarf. Black, beige and corsair blue. And The regular Friday evening set­ Chocolate, pfnk and white creams back and dance will be given to­ cuffs... .tailored scarf models.. .tweed sports such furs at 122.76! Broadtail, mole, fox, —the best candy value 1 Most coats. The furs include—Vicuna fox, fitch, squirrel, wolf, fitch and galyac. Bock in '27 night by the Manchester Green places this candy alone sells for Community Club. All cash prizes galyac, squirrel, lapin and others. Furs of you were paying this price for fur alone in 89o to 50c pound. will be awarded the winners and this quality never offered at this price before many instances. Every coat well tailored. refreshments served. this season. Bilk lined,

Hale’f Coat Sale— Main Floor, rear

Our New York Office Women Rave About Our Smart Found Some Outstanding Dress ''Buys'', T oo! Straw Hats Ct Men^s SALE

Women say these are the emartest bats In town at this price. And they must be the way they are selling! Here are the dull and shiny straws In snappy turbans, berets and brim­ med models, Evsry bat a fashion wlnnsr. In the spiartest colors. Large and small head elzes. All copies of high priced Imports. Shop Hale's Millinery— ^Main Floor, center Another Big Shipment of Those Fast Be the First in Your Set Selling Full-Fashioned Pure to Wear One of These Men’s Negligee shirts, made of woven madras and Silk Hose ‘Te^-Air fancy broadcloth with collars to match and collars Women and girls will be hustling down to Hale's tomorrow attached, also plain white, blue and to pick up these dress values! Same dresses being retailed in Chiffon! Pajamas 1.15 town at ?10. These are all new advanced styles— ^just received tan broadcloth, regular 1.50 for .... Service! In Smart Two-Tones and late yesterday afternoon from New York. Every dress a fash­ Solid Colors ion wfnner! Prints, plain colors and combinations. All the smartest style details— capes, jackets, military influences, bol­ All wool slip-on sweaters, with con- 1.95 eros, pleats, flares and novel sleeves. Remember! Saturday trastmg color neck, trim, all colors only at $7.95! For miss and madam. These are the best dress­ es in New York at this price! Yon Paid $1.50 A special showing of new silk and wool fonr-in- For Same hands, a new tie that will not shrink or wrinkle, Girls go wild over these 'Quality in 1929 "Terry-All” pajamas! We $5.95 and $7.95 FROCKS don’t blame them, .we think in solid colors or 95c they’re the smartest pajama fashion right now. Swanky fancy figures ...... Surely your new budget will allow you a new frock. Especially V| uiother big ship- nent of those 79c two-piece styles with round when such smart high grade frocks are so reasonable!- Prints 1 n ilk hose. Every necklines, belted waists and ime we offer wide trows. One color or Pl^in colors! C!ombinations! Many formerly $5.95 and $7.95. '.hese stockings snappy two-tone contrasts. Fancy shorts, in woven madras and they are more They are ^;uaranteed not to 35c and more popu­ sag after washings, too. For fancy broadcloth lar. Made by a lounging now! For beach fo. ^most hosiery manufacturer. Sheer wear later! For week-ends, chiffons with picot tops. Service weights 'too! with lisle hem. Newest colors. Buy a Knit athletic shorts made of the $4.95 and $5.95 FROCKS few pairs tomorrow! Pajamas— ^Main Floor, rear Hosiery—^Maln Floor, right. finest combed yams ...... Your spring budget win allow you to add one or two of these silk ^ frocks to your wardrobe. Excellent for every spring occasion. ^ Prints and plain colors in youthful, new styles. You will shop many B. T. Inc., Street Floor a day before you’ll find better values at $2.95.

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