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AT 93, CRIMEAN FORD GETS COACH GDIL SWINDLER HERO FACES JAIL DRYS REFUSE Clemenceau Predicts His Death TAKE JEWELER This Year, life Work Being Done FOR WAYSIDE INN D.S.BIUJONSn Honored Citizen of Asbury ” # TRIMSBUSINESS TOPUmWTO Annexes Four Horse Power Held on 45 Year Old Charge PARIS, March 27.— "I have fiolahed my labors. My life is ASFENUFOR E U R O P E ^ G O W Made by Aged Sheriff. completed. I will die tbia year.” Vehicle of Early Days to Match Antiques. MEN, $450,DM TESTJF ? m M. Georges Clemanceau is quoted as having made this predic Asbury Park, N. J., March tion to friends who have visited him at bis tiny seaside cottage. GBOANDITS Boston, March 27.— Henry 27— On a 45-year-old charge. “ The sorrow In the twilight of my life,” Clemenceau is re A V ^ S M O O r Dr. Edwin’ Pye Turner Rowe Ford has annexed another an Osbaldeston, 93, veteran of ported to have said, “ la that I have discovered that, although tique. This time It Is a four Made Fake Sales of Tele- the Crimean waik|gBd one of Flatly Declare Tbemselves I have completed, the program of labor laid out, for me, man horsepower affair— not a fliv Joseph Trop Grilled Today ver. Asbury Park’s most respected doesn’t find happiness In ending his life’s work. Happiness S6oator Stirs Dp Contry k j citizens spent last night in the Against Edge Plan for In his search for things very idione Stock as Insider, city Jail, The charge was pre comes only in continuation of work and not In finishing your as a Whittemore Sospec^ ancient to keep company with ferred by Deputy Sheriff Fos job.” the Wayside Inn, Mr. Ford has Asserting Prirate LoaM Says She Has Spent ter Black, 91 of Binghamton, Referendum— Afraid of M. Clemenceau has made provisions so that his death will not Two More Members of purchased old fashioned black N. Y., who alleged Dr. Osbal be announced to the world until after bis burial. smith shops, grist mills, a dis deston stole a horse and broke trict school and spinning WiB Never Be Pai4 Husband $ 4 0 Clerk. Jail there in 1881. Issne, Says theW ets. Gang Songht in Cleveland. wheel. All date back to the Black said he recently saw time of the Revolutionary a picture of Dr. Osbaldeston War or earlier. Bankers Show CoBcenL New York, March 27.— An In In a newspaper and recogniz The latest acquisition to his Washington, March 27 — The New York, March 27.— The scene genious scheme through which at ed him as the man indicted in congressional drive for a national treasures Is the antiquated Binghamton 45 years ago. of the Investigation Into the activi stage coach owned by the Washington. March 27— A eu;^, referendum In 1928 on modifica Peck Measure Ballot Box least a dozen business men are Dr. Osbaldeston today was ties of the Whittemore bandit band Northboro Historical society, prlsingly frank statement by Sen tion of the American prohibition alleged to have been swindled out released In the custody of his shifted to Cleveland today. which plied on the highways In ator Reed Smoot, Republlchn of lawyer. In tears Dr. Osbal law struck a snag today when dry the days when the Wayside Inn of $460,000 was revealed today Baltimore and New York detec Utah, that (he hundreds of millions deston denied the allegation. leaders announced they would op Used in ^*Fighting Fifth*^ was the Rltz Carlton of New through the arrest of a “ girl Ponzl” J. Lyle Kinmouth, local ed tives were reported en route to the England, of dollars which American bankers pose it. and her husband, a clerk. itor, telegraphed to Gov, Ohio city as a result of the state- have poured, and are still pouring. The prisoners, charged with em Moore asking that he refuse In the face of this opposition, Into Europe In leans since the war however, the wets laid plans to ^ ment of Mrs. Edna Condon Unkel- bezzlement and obtaining money to permit extradition. But Even That Does Not Re "can npver be paid,” caused a fu under false pretenses, are Charles Dr. Osbaldeston was the project, not only the' referendum j back, wife of “ Baltimore Willie,” PLAN THREE MOVES rore of excitement and some em- - W. Bange, 26, and his dark-eyed leader of an expedition Into but the whole question of prohi- j one of the members of the gang young wife, Mrs. Grace Ott Bange. the Australian bushlands to bltloil modification Into the 1928 move the Jinx That held here, that “ Cleveland was the PREPARE TO GO ON barrassment In administration cir campaign. In which a President, cles today. They were arrested on the com seek a lost party of explorers. real headquarters." plaint of William J. Clark, Mrs. He was a practicing physician the entire membership of the IN CHAPMAN CASE House and one-third of the Senate Mrs. Unkelback, taken Into cus Senator Smoot's position as Bange’s brother-in-law, who said before old age Lirapacitated Broods Over Keeney WITH TAYLOR CASE chairman of the Senate Finance him. will be elected. tody at Baltimore last night, was he had given Mrs. Bange $24,700 understood to have given detectives Committee, as a member of the for stock but had received instead Senator Edge, Republican of New Jersey, who sponsored a res Street— As Usual '"Noth there the names of two members of American Debt Funding commis- a batch of receipts. olution authorizing the referendum Habeas Corpus, New Trial the gang not yet caught. It is be Mon, and as an occasional "ad- Forty Dollar Clerk declared he would lead a fight to lieved that they may be In Cleve Now Denied That Doenments Inistration spokesman,” gave bis Mrs. Bange, whose husband earns carry these Issues to the people. ing land. stp’ — ent an official tinge that $40 a week as a clerk In the Stand WESLEYAN GLEE and Appeal to Pardons npparently was very disconcerting Dead Against It District Attorney Banton today Vital to It Are Missing ard Oil Co., told police that hy as The drys are dead against the to the International banking world. suring her victims she could huy was planning again to question Wall Street Seeks News proposed referendum. Two of the Residents of the “Fighting Board to Be Attempted. Joseph Trop, former convict. Trop American Telephone and Telegraph CONCERT TONIGHT prohibitionists leading spokesmen, Wall street banking houses Company stock at par, she had ac Fifth” school district are discuss was taken Into custody late yester from Prosecution Office. rushed Inquiries by 'phone and] Senator Sheppard, Democrat of ing today with much Interest last day as a result of the confession of cumulated a fortune In four years. Texas, co-author of the Volstead telegram to their representatives In j By Investing Clark’s money and night’s special meeting which tax Hartford, March 27.— Three Unkelback that Trop was one of Washington, seeking light on Sen act, and Senator Willis, Republican the “ fences.” Trop, who claimed borrowing more, she said she of Ohio, announced they would op ed the little schoolhouse to its ca court moves were projected today Los Ajgeles, Calif., March 27.— ator Smoot's bald admission thati National Champions to Sing to be a legitimate jeweler, admit some ten billions of dollars In pyramided her capital up to $100,- pose Edge’s proposal. It was their pacity and which resulted In an In the Gerald Chapman case. F^rst, While District Attorney Asa Keyes 000 during the first year. ted to police that his office was “ un American capital are now In Eu contention that the biennial elec Ray M. Wiley of Springfield, Is to der his hat.” HevStoutly denied was reported speeding to Los An Mrs, Bange said she had less other adjournment— or In other rope to stay, because Europe never at High School for Sen- tion of dry Congresses, have fur that he had purchased any stolen geles from the east, where he will be able to pay them back. than $1,000 left of her money, hav nished a sufficient referendum on words, another victory for the move in an effort to secure a writ ing lived sumptuously, traveling Manning faction. The only thing of habeas corpus from some fedetal jewelry from the Whittemore gang opened a ne'W Investigation of the The Senator’s statement was bur I the dry question. but police believe he may give them abroad and spending lavishly. De As a result of dry opposition, missing to make the meeting last William Desmond Taylor case, ^ed deep In the recesses of his! iors’ Benefit. district court judge In either Massa- valuable information, 50,000 word speech, which requlr- tectives doubted this statement, the wets held small hope of having night a real rural school meeting plans were reported being rushed chusetts. New York or Connecticut Trop led detectives to his safety ed four hours for delivery In the .V,^ however, and planned to search her the referendum authorized at the was the absence of old bam lan here for placing the case before the safe-deposit box today. terns as the school now has electric on the ground that Chapman Is Il deposit vault where $20,000 worth opening debate on the Italian debt The musical clubs of Wesleyan present session of Congress. In Grand Jury, ratifications. stead, they will use it as an Issue lights installed. legally confined In Connecticut. of jewelry was found. He claimed A. T. T. Accountant “ I say without hesitation," de University will appear in concert in the congressional elections next It was pretty well understood Second, Joseph M. Freedman, of he had bought It at the Jewelers’ Deputy District Attorney Burton Mrs. Bange was employed as an Exchange. Pitts was said to have received In clared the senator, “ that the loans- accountant by the American Tele tonight at High school hall under November In a vain hopd that the that there was to be another fight Hartford, is to go to the Connecti seventieth Congress, meeting In but, like Peter Maher, the*“ flght” Banton also planned to talk with structions from Keyes to assemble we have made to foreign countries phone and Telegraph Company for the auspices of the senior class of cut state courts and ask for a new and that banks are now making to December, 1927 will be wet enough was of short duration. Two blows trial on the ground that Chapman Whittemore again today. The documents in the mystery murder more than four years. As an em the High school. The profits of bandit leader has promised to give of four years ago, and prepare to foreign countries, cannot be paid.” ploye of the company, she told 1o authorize the referendum as a were struck, onfe hitting Peter and has newly discovered witnesses and the event will be used by the sen part of the succeeding national Peter hitting the floor. the names of all the “ fences” offer the evidence to the jury Private I.ioan8 prospective victims, she could per evidence tending to support his “ The Senator Is speaking ot pri iors to help defray the expenses of elections. Feeling Tense. alibi, and that his trial was unfair. known to the gang providing that shortly after his arrival here Mon suade employees to sell their stock, day. vate loans?” Inquired Senator'' their trip to Washington during the In the last analysis, though. It At last night’s session while no' Third, Judge Frederick J. Groehl the authorities release his wife. which they had obtained at from Easter vacation. Officials hinted that Trop’s arrest Deny Documents Gone. R?ed (Rep. of Penn.) ten to twenty points below the will be used as a part of their na blows were struck, it was evident of Nei^ York, is to ask Gov. John The entire glee club, the Jibers by a gathering outside the building may result in revelations that will Despite denials, it was believed “ I am speaking ot private market price. tional drive to make the seventy- H. Tnimbull to call a special meet loans,” confirmed Smoot. "They and the Serenaders will be heard first' Congress wet and to then that there was a tense feeling and ing 'Of the State BoArd OT Pardtfas make WJiittemore’s confession use-, a fact that many valuable docu- "Mrs. Bange, Instead of turning tonight. The glee club recently all through the meeting it was evi- leas. mentsritt the Taylor case' have, as .uever-wiU he paid until something over certificates of stock to those amend the prohibition law. to act on Chapman’s case. Judge ha; . }„ -world such as the won the national’ college glee club daot that there was little lacking to The district attorney has made It reported yesterday, disappeared who bought them from her. Induced Drj's Afraid Groehl is to ask the board for “ mer tournament in New York city. The “ start something.” In plain words plain that Whlttemore’s confession from the district attorney’s office. war that has just happened, trans them to buy more stock with a “ It is perfectly obvious that the, ciful consideration” of Chapman’s ferrins: the r-oney centre of the Jibers are the comedians of the drys can no longer Assert they are the meeting accomplished nothing case, pointing out that he was con will not save hb wife unless he The most important of the miss promise of big profits," Police clubs while the Serenaders are the frankly gives up every bit of infor ing papers are the love notes writ United States to s"me foreign unafraid of the verdict of the as per usual and here Is how It victed on circumstantial evidence. country: and then they will pass Lieutenant Mayer explained. “ She dance orchestra In connection with country,” said Senator Edge. “ I was donet > mation he possesses. Nor will she ten the director by Mary Miles said that when dividends on the Judge Groehl reached here soon through the same experience.” the college club. hope their attitude toward a refer Secretary Missing. after noon today and planned a be released If she proves to have a Minter, former screen star, and a stock fell due she would sell more The concert will start promptly endum will silence their criticism criminal record elsewhere. The treasury has been quietly The meeting was called to order visit to Chapman In the prison at statement she made to the dlsti;ict bombarded with Inquiries as to stock or make her victims think at 8 o’clock so that ample time of the pewspaper polls, which show attorney after Taylor's death in promptly at eight o’clock. Fred Wethersfield at two o’clock. whether this statement, which con- they were buying more, and with will be given following it for danc the country overwhelmingly In Manning was elected moderator which she told of her undying love the money thus obtained she would favor of modification. Every one cc' ably might have a deleterious ing. The Serenaders will play for again, and owing to th^ absence of HABEAS CORPUS FREES for the murdered man. effect on the foreign securities pay the dividends due.” the dancing. Tickets have been on knows that one who anticipates Mrs. Laura Loomis, secretary and Miss Minter was the first person approbation of his cause will never CONNECTICUT RISING BUT SANIT.IRIUM INMATE market, might he Interpreted as sale for some time and the returns treasurer and also the wife of called for questioning after Taylor another administration move to indicate that the hall will be hesitate to go before the people. Committeeman Arthur Loomis, . LI'TTLE FEAR OF FLOOD was found slain. She was taken to The wets are ready: the drys de Norwalk, ' March 27. — Frank ward reducing the volume of for crowded. School students have who was unable to attend owing to Laich, of Omaha, Neb., was released the district attorney’s office one eign ’ 's that has been a source been granted a half price on both cline our challenge.' Let the PARK THEATER IS SOLD Illness which confines her to the from the Wadsworth Sanitarium midnight and questioned for more of some worry for several years. the concert and dance tickets. The American people sit in judgment.” Hartford, March 27— The Con than three hours. It was not until hospital Irving Wickham was nam necticut river Is rising rapidly to here today shortly before a writ of Treasury Mum concert ticket alone does not per ed secretary of the meeting. habeas corpus was to be served on the investigation had been under Treasury officials have declined mit the privilege of dancing. This MRS. PIXCHOT DEM.ANDS day, though no apprehension of a TO HARTFORD CONCERN Peck Measure Used. the proprietor by order of Judge way for several days that it became to comment publicly on Senator rule applies both to those who have THAT MINISTER RERTACT flood exists among rlvermen. An In anticipation of a contest and Leonard J. Nickerson of the Supe publicly known that she had told Smoot's statement, although pri- - purchased full price tickets and to Harrisburg, Pa., March 27— Increase to 9.4 feet in the guage her story. claims that the ballot box was here Is taken to Indicate that the rior court. Laich was put in the vatelv they have “ deplored” Its school students. Charging an “ unqualified false stuffed at the last meeting, the effect, and stressed the point that ' Report Says $50,000 Was Paid hood” and demanding a public re state is just beginning to feel the sanitarium seven weeks ago after Woman Suspect. * ballot box, by the way> was a peck effects of warm rains that fell in his brother, Michael, of Branford, Possibility of an arrest was hint the statement lends itself easily to for Main Street Property; traction, Mrs. Cornlia Bryce Pinch meaaure. Registrar of Voters Rob misinterpretation. To Be Remodeled. ot, wife of the governor, today upper New England earlier In the petitioned for his confinement on ed at after the disclosure that a ert N. Veitch had been requested week. Lowered temperatures now the ground it was unsafe for him woman under suspicion of plotting wrote to Rev. T. T. Mutchler, sec by Committeeman Loomis to be MARKET STILL SAGS retary of the Sabbath Observance reported are expected to hold the to be at large. Another brother, the crime had told a dose friend she The Park Theater has been sold present with a check list of the floods In check and give the river Matthew, of Stamford, laid the case never would be taken alive to the to the corporation owning the Association of Philadelphia, deny voters of the district. Mr. Veitch ing that she urged repeal of the a chance to dispose of the extra before Judge Nickerson, declaring district attorney’s office for ques STAMFORD COPS LUCKY Grand Theater In Hartford, it was WITH HEAVY SELLING volume of water without undue Frank was illegally detained and tioning. announced today by Jaffe and Mar law which prohibits Sunday fish ing. (Continued on Page 2.) trouble. wanted to be released. This woman, the most important lowe, local owners of the playhouse. figure in District Attorney Keyes’ AS OLD GUN GOES OFF It was also announced that the price Woolworth Heads General De new investigation, asked another paid was $50,000. cline in Mercantile Stocks as woman what poisons she could use Mr. Jaffe said this morning that to end her life quickly, if necessary. One (Jets Bullet Scratch, Other the new owners of the Park plan to Sales Rush Continues. It had not been intended to ay- Barely Missed When House spend $5,000 on Improving the A Ctoss Section ot the Week in Manchester —by Hatty Anderson rest this woman at present, accord property and the work will start as New York, March 27.— Lower cleaning Fires Relic. values were recorded for most ac ing to reports but the possibility soon as Manager Welnstock of the now loomed that she will be taken tive utility and specialty stocks in Stamford, March 27.— Chief Grand Theater returns from Flori an Irregular market today. After a into custody to prevent her from da. This Is expected within the next John B. Brennan and Captain Wal firm opening. In which the oils and ending her life and thus blotting two weeks. out the district attorney’s last ter P. Williams, of the StamfoM- motor stocks sold fractionally high police department, barely escapAcj. The Park has been open at varl- er, selling was resumed In the pub hopes for a solution of the mystery. ous times since it was bought by being killed in the police, station lic utility and specialty stocks which Jaffe and Marlowe. At first It kept today when one In a bundle of four open dally. Then It changed to displayed such weakness yesterday, § 0 lrA?peA(?s old pistols exploded as it was be the latter Including the baking ing moved in a house-cleaning pro three days a week and then clused stocks, radio shares. General A FPE f? T h e R ecE N T Love Potions entirely. Recently It started the cess. Asphalt, Flelschmann and Kresge. three days a week program but two Captain Williams received a su*- weeks ago closed up for good again. Week-eid'husiness reports em Sold by Seer perflclal flesh wound In his right phasized a continuous decline in hand by a bullet that went through wholesale commodity prices, which To Mill Girls an open door and buried Itself |a reached the lowest levels In ten the floor of the room where Chief- weeks. The effect has been to dis Brennan was sitting. AVOID PLEBISCITE ON courage and to restrict forward buy Bit by bit. Information is leaking , Capt. Williams, who has just ing of commodities used In the re out about the swindler who fleeced been appointed to that post suc tail trade, according to Dun’s and Mrs. Robert Runday, of 93 ChArter ceeding the promotion ot Chief TACNA-ARICA STATUS Bradstreet’s. "Woolworth dropped Oak street out of $480 Tuesday Brennan, was removing a collec six points to 154 1-2 in the lead of evening. It appears that dozens of tion. ef old weapons from a i iiblT f a general decline In mercantile girls gave more than the regular in his new office when the acMdsAt Chile and Peru Accept U. S. stocks. fee of fifty cents for their fortunes occurred. The bullet p l^ g h ^ along the surface ot the ,captaln>. Offer to Settle Old Dispute Selling spread Ur’llI sections of on a promise made by the seer the market In the second hour, and that he would provide them with band and struck within an inch pt by Diplomatic Actionr prices again Inclined sharply down U S E ^ S love potions that would make their where the chief was sitting. • . ward. Ward Baking broke to 30 1-2 sweethearts love them more. The Washington, March 27.__The for a new loss of 3 points; Baldwin subject is -the sole topic of conver next to last nail was driven Into again broke below pay, and new sation in the mills these days. the coffin of the Tacna-Arica plebe- losses of from one to five points The police last night reported HER F A d NOT “ U F I ^ , sclte today when open diplomat were scored In the bulk of active that no word had been received ic overtures were begun between Industrial stocks. United States from outside sources concemingthe Lima, Santiago and Washington Steel and General Electric display swindler. He does not seem to be ASSERTS LADY D ttN A looking toward a settlement of the known In police circles In this i>art ed a very weak tone and sold at or C'/noN 0 m - long standing boundary between near the year’s lowest prices. Stocks “THffC.’RA.A's Oo S o m e of the' oountrY at least. Chile and Peru. of the mercantile companies poured '/A»A,e’Tc;(?M/
Manning. Then followed another PIANS A MAKCH flrsjfc part. ot the garden ot giethiemga^^ meeting of the district which ad ACCEPT WOOULOCK MANCHESTER INTERESTED Part II. opens with the supper ot sudden appearance of -this ( H NERVOUS OVER journed without action. Immedi U.S.PUTSBANON SWIM AT BOSTOK the Passover, at which Jesus washes c.owd, Jesus toraaken by ately after this meeting, Mr. Lioom- His disciples’ feet, and gives to His clples. His ntter loaelineia. am^n^ Is explained that work had been IN FIGHT OVER ESTATE! friends the new commandment ot ruthless foes, the tumult befoiriiuv' IMAlNEMfROBE started on an addition to bring AFTER 14 MONTHS m n E G ’ READING Nova ^ tia Girl to Try Four love for one another as the sign of Pllat^ In the Judgment -hall, the' about the changes suggested. Mile Dash in Harbor Vifaters 'true dlscipleship. From this the passage ot thq cross, the trageCf ; This seems to be the whple trou Much speculation developed here at 50 Above Zero. scene passes to the Infinite pathos and triumph of CalvaiFi ble In the district as Harley Palm yesterday In regard to how the es tate of the late Miss.Jane L. Dono er claimed that In acting last De Sm tors ApproTt. Appoint- Customs Service Acts to Boston, March 27.—Right 9i|^U ps Scared as Federal cember as Mr. Loomis did, the van, wealthy Southington woman, to which Patrick J. O’Leary Is one on the heels of a cold bluster committeeman failed to ask for ing snowstorm that left a I Areals W atdi— Whole bids and In his* opinion had spent ment Bet Many Fear to of approximately forty distant heirs, Keep Out Foreign Made white blanket nearly an inch about $500 more than was neces will be eventually settled. Judge William S. Hyde was named admin deep. Miss. Eva Morrison, wa sary. Mr. Palmer then became the m w ter nymph from Plcton, N. S,, CIRCLE Let Coeatitneets K . istrator of the estate by Judge of i Con^WetjSavsWkaess target of attack from others In ''Smutty’’ Literature. announces her intention to various parts of the small school Ihrobate Thomas F. Welch yester day In Southington. Attorney start Immediate training for AngnsU, Me.. Maitb ST. — A room. Ho was Informed that he an English Channel swim. 2 DAYS BEGINNING had little right to talk, as his prop Washington, March 97.—^After a Hyde’s appointment followed a dis Washington, March 27.— Steps to She says she will dive into ■vrare of appreheinion swept five-hour battle behind closed doors pute between two factions which prevent the flooding of the United through certain business and social erty was rated in the Grand List the icy water of Boston harbor for only $1,800 and a five mill tax the Senate confirmed Thomas F. are fighting for the right to Inherit States with ’’bootleg” literature tomorrow and paddle for four circles here today when it was Woodlock as a member of the Inter the estate which Is valued at over have been taken by the customs learned that representatives of the would mean only $9 to him. miles. TODAY state Commerce Commission by a $160,000. service, it Was learned today. U. S. District attorney’s office are Those who are opposed to Mr. The harbor water tempera Loomis’ action, intend to keep ad vote of 52 to 25 late yesterday, end The trouble cropped up following Orders were issued barring from ture registers Just 50, yet the closely checking all the evidence In ing a struggle of fourteen months. the sudden death of Miss Donovan the country a long list of salacious the Impeachment proceedings journing all meetings called by girl declares she will finish him until the annual meeting next The overwhelming vote was a two weeks ago last night at her novels published abroad exclusively her swim and then perfect against Sheriff Henry S. Cummings. complete surprise. While It has home in Southington. Death was fer the American trade, as well as While the federal offlcialB re June when a new set of officers plans for a 14-mlle trip In two will be elected and it Is hoped to been confidently believed within the due to heart trouble which has also the works of some well-known for or three weeks. fused to talk, their presence and last few days that he would win by claimed more than ten other mem eign authors. actlvitly In following all evidence defeat Mr. Loomis. The committee man feels that he has acted within four or five votes, a week or ten bers of thd family. Miss Donovan Customs officials in the last few given impetus'to a belief that fur days ago he was accorded only a bad been in good health. ther developments may follo'v^ the his rights and that unless the dis months have confiscated sufficient CHORUS OF 50 VOICES trict lays a tax sufficient to meet bare chance for victory. She died without making a will. spicy literature and alleged “art appearance at the hearing has Fear Publicity Then followed the trouble as to works” to overstock a good-sized caused much excitement. Their its indebtedness which now amounts to over $5,000, the Town Although several efforts were who should be entitled to Inherit library. A number of foreign motion TO PRESENT CANTATA inclusion of the sheriff’s trial. made to make the roll-call public, the wealthy woman’s estate. Miss picture plays have fallen Into the \., Prisoners Wandered, School Board will find a way of forcing the tax upon them. the Senate refused to do so. It be Donovan had no Immediate rela same classification. le progress of the hearing de- ing learned that several of those tives. Her nearest kin, it was Beyond Limlta Hartford Tenor and Local Bar that In addition to getting Following Is the letter received found, were thirteen first cousins. itone to Be Soloists at Swed gambling In jail, drunk- by Mr. Loomis from the School who had openly opposed Mr. Wood- While novels and movies of the ^1., Board: lock but voted for him strenuously Patrick O’Leary is one of the first “sex appeal” type are published and ish Lutheran Church. strayed into the homes cousins. Then over twenty-five / amanding kisses from “The Board of School Visitors, fought such a course. circulated in the United States, gen at a meeting held this afternoon, In some instances' these “flop- other second, third, and fourth erally without Interference from A well trained chorus of 50 voices ON THE SAME PROGRAM % find that different sanitary provi pers” .begged Senators opposing Mr. cousins joined together and entered the aiHhocities, the foreign produc will present the cahtata, "Olivet to accused by one a petition for a share in the estate. flsoner, of go- sions are required at the school- Woodlock not to Insist on throwing tions have considerably overstepped Calvary” by Maunder, in the Swed house In your District; and that the roll-call open. One Senator Is The first cousins desired Patrick the limits recognized by the govern ish Lutheran church tomorrow eve :lr jm” with an O’Leary as administrator. The It full, the same can be provided without declared to have said privately to ment, according to officials. ning. Soloists for the occasion are BLANCHE SWEET unreasonable expense. another: “It would crucify me with other faction opposed this stub Where the prohibition authori Maurice Wallen, tenor of the Not le entire bornly. Mr. O’Leary did not seem in county who “The Board voted therefore, to my people at home if they knew I ties in the past employed “tasters” Asylum Hill Congregational chuyeh I recommend to you. as. Committee voted for Woodlock.” anxious to assume the responsibili to determine whether seized liquors of Hartford and Jarle Johnson, ; played In Ll- ties of the position and as a result Iquor flowed of the District, that modem closets Senators were reticent about the had a kick, the customs service has baritone soloist of the Center and lavatories be Installed immedi executive session, but it was learned Judge Hyde was named in his designated certain experts as “read church choir of this town. The “THE LADY FROM HELL” Ibec county and place. 'bushel of empty ately. that the intense feeling against Mr. ers” at the various ports of entry. organ accompanist will be Miss E. * dance halls. Under the Statute, in such case, Woodlock for alleged "Wall Street” No hard and fast rule of decency Marlon Dorward and Miss Eva CONTINUOUS SATURDAY Gave Seised li< changes should be made connections was loosed again, and has been laid down. The great Johnson will be at the piano. Bngene Lebar, young s^wo (2) weeks from the that radicals on each side voted al MRS. SARAH BILLINGS variety of the subject matter in the Since its success in another of SUNDAY AT 6:45 - 8:30 coal operator, testified that' iOt ^Is not^e. most solidly against him. questionable novel makes difllcult fering, Gaul’s "Holy City”, some Cummings frequently gave hliAv^- ■ ■# .recommendation also^ In- DIES THIS AFTERNOON the fixing of a standard of propriety. weeks ago the chorus has been re -quor for parties, the liquor comiite' taataliation of running Lid Down ceiving compliments on its fine .from the state storehouse of seiz we understand is “RAINBOW RILEY” Experts said that stories might work. It is expected that a large at ed liquors. alnable.” exceed one half of one per cent of tendance will be on hauu to jecelve Extra! Monday Night Extra! ly submitted, Mrs. Sarah Billings of 109 Fos spice and still be admitted to Director Pearson’s next presenta SCHOOL VISITORS, AT CIRCLE TWO DAYS ter street died this afternoon at America, but it was declared that tion. THE BIGGEST SHOW IN CONNECTICUT Town of Manchester. the Memorial hospital. She has been ill for some time with a com when the official readers themselves “Olivet To Calvary” recalls sim AT CONNECTICUT’S SMALLEST PRICES I PECK MEASURE BALLOT By H. O. Bowers, are shocked at the love lyrics of ply and reverently the scenes which Secretary. Today marks the premiere show plication of diseases. ing of the much awaited picture, exotic imagination, the lid must be mark the last few days of the Mrs. Billings was born in Mans put down. BOX IN “nCHTING 5TH” at the Circle of Johnny Hines in field, Conn., but has lived' the Sa.vlour’s life on earth, and some LOCAL BOWUNG TEAMS “Rainbow Riley.” It will be shown greater part of her life in Manches "In many of the magazines and of the reflections suggested thereby. four times today with the perform ter. Besides her husband she leaves novels reaching the eye of the cus The rejoicing of the multitude with Grand (Conttnaed from page 1.) ance continuous. On Sunday it toms censor, the plots and detail go he saunas and palms, the view of five daughters, two sons, three sis far DIVIDE WITH BRISTOL will be shown at 6:45 and 8:30. ters and one brother. The daugh beyond the American idea of Jerusalem from the steep of Olivet had taken from the town’s voting Other features include Blanche what a proper person should read,' the lament over the beautiful city, I list those who were citizens and ters are Mrs. Sadie Ryan of New Sweet in "The Lady From Hell” York City; Mrs. Harold R. Ger said one official. the scene in the temple, and the , lived within the district but as the and short subject. ' A number of volumes of strictly lonely walk back over the mount at ; law provides that a person who is Girls Win by 107 Pins But Men maine of 105 Benton street, Mrs. Lose by 33—Cole Hits 126. "Rainbow Riley” has to do with Frank P. Clancy of Benton street, pre-war kick have bieen submitted night, form the chief features of the Amateur , a citizen of the United States and Johnny’s role as a cub reporter to customs headquarters here. ; a property owner In the district is Mrs. Charles Cervlnl of Oak street, The Manchester bowling teams, who is sent to the Kentucky moun Miss Helen Gaskell of Benton Officials said that literature boot - also entitled to cast a ballot, it tains to report a feud. Instead of leggers peddling the forbidden \ made necessary the addition of male and female, broke even in street. The sons are Edward Gas LITTLE JOE their match with the New Depar finding just a little bit of excite kell pf Spruce street and Lawrence literature have found a big market : about thirty names. ment, he runs plumb into a mess among high school and college Voices of the Night. ture teams of Bristol last evening Gaskell of Oak street. The sisters- of trouble. His first move is to students. H 9 ( j 0 feX't^^VJACiiiMOrC ' Contest at Murphy’s alleys. The local girls are Miss Rose Flaherty of New Before the meeting opened, as fall In love with the schoolteacher- : the reporter was trudging his way won their match with the Bell City Britain, Miss Mary Flaherty of girls by a margin of 107 pins sweetheart of Tllden McFIelds, the Wllllmantlc and Mrs. Edward Mc- PLUS AN ATTRACTIVE, BIG I through the muck and mire along killer of the mountains and the ; Keeney street, angry voices could while the men lost by 33 pins. Velgl^f Church street. The broth- Horky, well known baseball leader of the Ripper clan. That er.,lB 'Thomas Flaherty of Deep Riv 1 be heard, but the shrill voice of a means trouble from the start, and AMATEUR CONTESTS ! woman was distinguished above player and shortstop for the Bris er, ponn. tol team for several years, rolled Johnny never gets his neck out of I ^ e ta l services will be held Double Feature Bill i all shouting, “Thar’s crooked work the noose until he has to overcome 1 here,’’ while others were heard to with tbp Bristol male team. His Monday morning at 8:30 at the AT CIRCLE MONDAY score of 124 was two pins lower the entire mountain community home ot Mrs. Harold Germaine on MAT. AT 2:15, EVE. 7:15,9.'15. i say, “Why, we are paying twelve with the aid of government troops. I per cent interest and it would be a than the high single mark which Benton street and at 9 o’clock at went to Ike Cole. In the girls’ He does It to the Queen’s taste, St. James’ church. Hnrial will be CIRCLE PRICES ALWAYS I whole lot better if we let them and In the accomplishment thereof The popular Amateur nights havo th« building and pay them game Jennie Lucas was high with in St. James’ cemetery. which has an appeal to J rent,” to which another replied, “I 112, which incldently was higher he goes through a series of escapes nearly than any scores hit by any of the that are fraught with danger, FUNERAL OP everybody will be revived at the I swmn, there’s been a school for a laughs, thrills and dynamic'action. Circle theatre on Monday night on Mat 5c 15c Eve. 10c 20c : long time here and that one will members of the male teams except MRS,. MARY FORBES. Cole and Horky. The scores: It Isn’t the story so much as it is a grander scale than was ever be stay here.” Hines and the brand of clever gags fore attempted. The Amateur As stated, Fred R. Manning was Manchester The funeral services for Mrs, Schubert . . . ., .96 92 107 295 he uses to get out of his precarl- Contest will, bo staged In addition elected moderator and at once a ons situations that makes the film Mary Forbes who died yesterday to a big double feature program jn- resolution was presented authoriz Cervlni . . . . ,. .85 88 105 278 afternoon at the Manchester Memo Belettl ...... , .92 104 108 304 so fine. Always there is the John cludln" "Under the Rouge” and ing the treasurer to borrow In the ny Hines Ingenuity, the Hines rap rial hospital will take place at the “Six Million Dollars Reward.” name of the district and give the Canade ...... 102 82 102 286 home of Mrs. James Burns, 271 Cole ...... 94 126 102 322 id-fire action, and the downright The Amateur Contest- will be THURSDAY, V FRIDAY & SATURDAY district note or notes for the same, button-bursting fun that he pro Woodbrldge street, Monday morn made up of talented contestants a sum not to exceed In the aggre ing at 8.30 o’clock and at St APRIL 1, 2 AND 3 Total . ! ___ . .469 492 524 1485 mulgates. from Manchester and vicinity. The gate $3,000. This motion might WHIRLWIND SPEED Bridget’s church at nine o’clock. management is receiving entries Matinee Saturday have been seconded but immedi Bristol Rev. C. T. McCann will officiate. Miller ...... 97 99 108 304 “Rainbow Riley” is the sort of a for the contest in large numbers.' PARSONS’ Eves. 50c to $2.50. Sat Mat 50c to $1.50. ately from several parts of the hall story that starts out at a sixty Mrs. Forbes had been a resident If you or your friends have talent came voices: Meah ...... 107 95 104 306 ol Manchester for the past 35 Plus 15% Tax. Erickson , . . . . .96 105 84 285 mile a minute clip, keeps up the apply to the manager at the Clr- "I move we adjourn.” high voltage throughout the body years. She lived In Hartford be I clc'theatre. Cash prizes will be Votes Both Ways. Horkheimer . .124 9L 109 324 fore coming to Manchester, Parsons ...... 87 111 101 299 of the story and winds up with a She I awarded to the winners with the PRIOR TO ITS NEW YORK OPENING A motion was made by Commit bang. was close to 90 ye^rs -old. Her audience enjoying the fun of de teeman Loomis that when the vote husband died a few weeks ago. GUTHRIE McCLINTIC Presents Total ...... 511 501 506 1518 termining the winners by Its ap is taken,’ it be by ballot and the PERRETT * GLENNBT HAVE She is survived by two nephews, plause. check list of the district used. The Manchester Girls W, R. Palmer and John C. Palmer, J. Lucas . . . . .112 92 86 290 NEW DELIVERY TRUCK. The regular Circle admission peck measure was brought into use N. Taggart . and two nieces, Mrs. James Burns ^ prices, ______of_ 10______and- 20 cents will pre- and each voter was checked as he .. .99 78 84 261 M. Boyle ...... 80 81 92 253 Perrett ft Olenney, local express and Miss Mary Flannagan of the | vail...... for this added.. ' attraction on “GLORY HALLELUJAH” passed by the registrar’s table. M. Kennedy . . .82 men and auto trucksters, have pur south end. j Monday night. The matinee per- There were ninety votes cast, but 77 81 240 A New Play By K. Tureck . . . . .83 84 81 248 chased a new White truck. It has The burial will be In St, Bridget’s | formance will beglh as usual Mon one of them, bearing the name of Bristol Girls been seen on the streets for the cemetery. day afternoou at 2:16. THOMAS MITCHELL and BERTRAM BLOCH a woman, had both a “no” and a R. Chapman . , ,80 79 83 242 past ten days. The new truck has With a Notable Cast Including “yes” on it and It was thrown out. A. Johnson . . . .83 80 77 240 a five-ton capacity and has 51 This left eighty-nine votes to M, McLan .. .. .72 73 70 215 horse-power. It Is one of the speed JUNE WALKER CHARLES BICKFORD count. H. Smith , . . .. .85 74 98 257 iest five-ton trucks on the road. It The^tellers found, of the eighty- A. Landry .. ,. .66 86 80 231 is equipped with pneumatic tires FELIX KREMBS - HILDA VAUGHN nine votes cast, that fifty-four fa and has a bus chassis equipped and Others. vored adjournment and thlrty-flve with a truck body. Perrett & Olen continuation of the meeting. The TRIES ACD) SUICIDE, ney will use the truck for local Staged by Guthrie McClintic riiairman declared the meeting ad work and long trips. journed but this did not mean that STATE the voters left the building as they DESIROYS HER BEAUTY SOUTH MANCHESTER, CT. Stayed for the “fireworks,” which A PUZZLE A DAY Today -THE MESSRS. SHUBERT PRESENT were started by Committeeman Loomis who said that the only Hollywood, Calif., March 27.— An avalanche of snow burled the ones who were opposing this move Barbara Bennett, beautiful 21-year- little town of Bingham, Utah. Many LEO SINGER a ment were those who had no chil old dancer, and MargtTerlte Roseau, people were killed, and fiiany dren to send to school and who her maid, were taken to a hospital miraculously saved. As the snow Presents The Student Prince'' were too stingy to pay their taxes. here today suffering from acid crashed in the roof, Mr. and Mrs. Argument Starts. burns, according to police, who re Stevens fell through the door of For One Week’s Return Visit Harley Palmer, who is of the ported that Miss Bennett had tried their home. She landed safely sev opposing faction, denied this was to swallow acid in a suicide at eral yards away. But Mr. Stevens Parsons’ Theatre Beginning Monday, April 5 true. He retaliated by saying that tempt, following a quarrel with her fell three times as far and was sweetheart. The Midget Revue Oonunltteeman Loomis was so anx- stopped by a wall of the general Several weeks ago THE STUDENT PRINCE was seen and heard here by audiences so hfus to make a little money himself The maid dashed the acid bottle store. When found he waj very large that the ciqiacity of the theater was not only taxed, but many thousands of pa , t l ^ he helped in the erection of from the lips of her mistress, the cold but otherwise unhurt. 14 — MIDGETS — 14 trons could not obtain entrance at the price desired. The return visit will remedy that. the addition, the cost of which was liquid splashing over both women. The village teacher has estimated It was then Mr. Loomis, Miss Bennett was reported badly the distance the husband and wife (who sprang the surprise of the burned about the face and hands. had fallen, and sayg the square of OTHER ACTS FROM THE HUMBLEST TO THE HIGHEST IT WAS Mdng. when he read and offered these distances totals 490. Spies of an order from the Town What is the exact number cl HAILED WITH PRAISE! Shhool Board dated September 17, SCHENECTADY SCHOOLS yards each fell? NORMA 1925, dsd signed by H. 0. Bowen, Last puzzle •nzwert SHEARER in 'The Devill’s Circus^^ On the first night of its former visit GOVERNOR TRUMBULL arose in secretary of the school board, or his box and extended this Shubert mast erpiece a sincere and enthusiasUe dering a change in the sanitary CLOSED BY THE GRIP conditions at the school and to In welaHne:- * stall immediately modem closets Schenectady, N. Y„ March 27.— ''This magnificent operetta,** said GOV. TRUMBULL,^‘‘Is a Credit to Its and lavatories. Also, the irder Schools In this dty have been SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY Producers and the Entire Theatrical Profession; and I am sure that I voice the stated, that under the statutes closed until April 12 because of an these changes should be made In epidemic of grip and influenza. The 2-Features-2 sentiment of the whole community when I say that the great success of such n two weeks’ time. It also ordered healih authorities today estimated notable entertainment is a happy augury of the public taste for the best things that rannlng water be included In that 8,040 school children are con of our theater.** the Improvements. fined to their homes, while 76 RUDOLPH Work Started. teacher^ are III. VALENTINO When this was lint presented to Twenty-five per cent, of the THE SAME. CAST! THE SAME PRODUCTION 1 the Fifth District voten, an ad 18,000 workers In the General Elec in journment was taken for two tric plant are suffering with grip. THE SAME GREAT CHORUS i months at the request of Fred TJpwards of 100 of the 600 stu- dents at Union college are victims. ‘The Eagle’ ___ Inclodiiv DEWOLF HOPPER, James Uddy, Eva Davenport, Laura Arnold It was easy enough ter Jim to James Oliver #ln. He merely rearranged his Curwood^s and 100 others three bats In the above fashion so that ther formed the Roman num Mighty Drama *rHE MAIL.ORDERS ARE COMING IN FAST. HAVE YOU SENT ] o p ber six. If you recall Jim said, “1 YOURS? will make my three bats Intd six.” ‘WHEN PRICES, including taxes: Eves. Orch. $3.15; Bale. $2.88, $2.30, $1.73; Fuffi. And It was not bis fault If John Clr. $1.15. / took It for granted that ha meant ! THE DOOR Into six bets. Wed. Mat. Orch. $2.30; Bale. $1.73, $1.15; Fam. Cir. 87c. SEAT SALE IBAND -OPENED’’ Sat. Mat Orch. $2.88; Bale. $2.30, $1.73; Fam. Cire. $1,15. THURWAT. Henry Reymond, a Swiss musical Enclose Addressed, Stamped Envdops With AU Mail Ordoa. inventor, has deviled a system of musical Bhortland. .. ^ . -T
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TIT! ■*.Va V eattt8Baiag,<|ii8llty: Ms PQir* Kw. Ilf. P. B«My. ' V J®lm m thvt xajAt j^:rt«el * - 1 ' A. *;■- r m j f j m v m books iBd Pdrlodtesld tlist sr« print* business, incurring monumehta! t e i r ad abroad presamptiraly tor aala penses, Mipioring detectives' and ------4 Umd|»irtnr , \ • on the blthar aide of the water. errand inen, paying eonrt teas, de Evrttitig 3R«raUi It thia kind ot regulation could voting themselves with r a n dill* w A s m ^ j f V W8U8HBP B7 be reduced to anything like an ez> gence to &e service of their client XETTEBS: Final Gearance T in BBIULD ^RIMTJNO c a act aclence—«n c ^ tor instance, as tor days, weeks, months at a time. V TbitBaM by Blwood 8. KU So tar as is known Qerald Chap tawt the prohibition ot shipment of ez* Daily Lenten Bible reading Oet u tan plosives through the rnall^—there man never earned an honest dollar S t«bIb8 BxMpt Saadaya and and meditation prepared for BY CHARLES P. STEWART BoUdaya. might, perhaps, be more argument In ^ is life. Wiiat money ^ he has Commission on Evangelism of Batarad at ttaa Poat Offlea at Uan. in its favor than against it. But it got he has stolen. Whatever-he Federal Co~uncll ot the Washington, March 27.— Gen. Churches of Christ In America. ehaatar aa l ^ n d Olaaa Mall Mattar. is not possible to establish stand has hidden away is tainted with Lincoln C. Andrews, assistant secre BCmaciUPTlOM RATBS: By Mall ards tor what is perinissible in lit olme. Moreover it belongs by , SATURDAY tary of the treasury, especially in ■tz dollara a yaar; alzty oaata a charge of prohibition enforcement, noBth (or ohortar partoda erature and art without at once every right to somebody else-—to has been concentrating on Washing By earrlar, elabtaoB eantr a waak. opening up interminable contro the owners from whom it was taken Overoomlng the World. Binyla ooplaa, taraa oaata ton lately. versy. gway at the muszle of a gun. -JSSFF2Ak>DVBRTISINO RBPRB. This ij on the strength of repre ^BBNTATIVB: HamtUoa>X>a Lluar. Conceivably, it the nose ot sus The practice ot the law is an sentations to him, fro!k-wets and *• **d Straat. Naw Tork honored i>rotession. Often it is Read Jn. 16:28-33. Text: 16: drys alike, that if he can clean up aW l>7 N. I^arbom 8U Cbloaco. picion is to be directed toward 33. every book and magati&e shipped honorable. There are eirctnn* any place he ought to be able to - Tha Maaehaatar Evaninc HPrald la Be of good cheer; I have over dry up the capital, his own particu OBNaala IB NaW York City at 8chuUt*a into this country, that nose may | stances under which that' quality come the world. Q: Raws Stand, Sixth Avanua and 4lnd lar bailiwick. Straat and 4lnd. Straat entranoa ot eventually happen to belong to ’ may be seriously called into ques- Meditation— We are afraid, filled Grand Cantral Station. with dismay. The voice of Jesus Judging from the number of cap Bomebody from Tennessee, who be tion. tures his men have made and the **Int^atlonal Nawa Sanrloa baa tha calls through the darkness “ be of •*clualya rlyhta to uaa for rapubllca* lieves the teaching ot evolution to good cheer.” He bids us to be stills they’ve seized and the liquor m tIoM In any form^all nawa dlapatchea be the device ot a personal devil unafraid, to have confidence that and mash they’ve destroyed, it or*dlt<^ to It or not otharwiaa oradlt- would seem as if he must be getting •d In thia papar. It la alao axolualvaly with horns and a tall. Or it may BROOKHART. we shall overcome. The World ®J'tlt ad to uaa for republleatlon all can be overcome. “ I have over results. tha local or undatad nawa publiabed be the adornment ot a literary In unseating Senator Broofchart haraln." come”— he is present witb us— T^e significant fact remains, how Mabel Wlllebrandt who will go into on the principle that the “ intent Watch, pray, act in hlff spirit and ever, that bootleg prices haven’t ' a passion ot indignation at a photo- . N :V, ■ V . ' -f<* '-*YW* i ■ s - . ■ ■ , .;'• • ‘V ' ■■ ■ p- ■ »ii ■ » II. II I ■ w_i yit^ii^j ■ ij,Bitij I W»^i i« II ■itii I 'I ■■ . |iii 1^1 I g,n',i,,- ; .mwim'' ' * '"''?• v \ ■'■ V-■( ■ « m * ^ V w e ^ w * H M r % ■ ■IAROT 27,1926. rr r> ' * r SKIPPY B y 'P e r ( f f i * HAU6 7D 1|B8T PICK <^phohy Orchestra. To WJAR 305.8), W FI '(3 9 5 ). 7— Chamber Musl- o ACK t o WJR (517) Detroit, Mich. 7— ' cale. T a W JAR (305.9), W FI m a h a « Orchestra and soloists. 9— Variety. (395). 7.20-9.15T-Mu^ical pro 11:50— Jesters. gram by Major Edward Bowes and WBC (4S9) Washington. D. C. the “ Capitol Family” ndirect from , ll! I ■ 'i > 7 — Orchestra. 8:25 — Concert. the Capitol Theater, New York 10:36— Organ. City. To W EEI (476), WCAP WMBB (250) Chicago. 111. 7— (469), WJAR (805.9), WTAG Semi-classical. 9— Orchestra and (286), WWY (352:7), WCAE soloists. (461.3). 9:15-10:15 — “ Atwater KFI (467) Los Angeles, Calif. 7 Kent Radio Hour.” Richard Bonn- — Orchestra. 8— Vocal. 9— Variety. elll, baritone, and Helen Stanley, WJAR 11— Frolic. soprano. To W EEI (476), (305.9), WGR (319) WCAP KTH8 (374.8) Hot Springs. Ark. (i69), WCAE (461.3), WCCO 9— Old time tunes. 9^86— Classical.(416.4) , woe (484), WWJ \ 10— Accordion. 10130— Concert. (352.7), WSAI (325.9), WEAR Bastem Time (389.4) , KSD (545.1), WTAG WAHG (816) Richmond Hill, N. CopjrrlfTit, T. L. Crosby, VjH, Johnson Ffttare*, Ino. (268), WGN (302.8) and WFI 2 : HAR. Y. 12— Orchestra. (395). WWJ (352.7— Detroit, Mich. 3— WJAR (305.9) Providence, R. I. Orchestra. » 6— Orchestra. W EAF (492) New York City. 4 A serious accident occurred 'ftbojli — Music. 6— Vincent Lopez and or KDKA (309) Pittsburgh, Pa. WCAP (469) Washington, D. C. 9 o’clock Friday morning on W , chestra. 6— Dinner music. 7— Vocal P ^ N S ' THEATER COLUMBIA curve near the approach to till and Instrumental. 8— “ What I 6:30— Concert. 7:15— Chimes. 6:20— Chamber music. Willimantic Bridge. A car drlvei Know About Architecture,” by Har- Mrs. G. Solonioi; has sold her by Manuel Camacho of 303 Blroai W BAL (246) Baltimore. Md. farm 'on Chestnut llIH to John very Wiley Corbett. 8:15— "The DeWOLF HOPPER RETURNING street, Hartford, in makind 6:30— Orchestra. 7:30— Vocal and Babiak of Passaic, N. J. Mrs. Tempest. 9:30— W EAF Musical LET’S BEAT FLU IN "THE STUDENT PRINCE.” turn swung out too far to. instrumental. Comedy. Troupe. 10— Ross Gorman So’ioiiion is moving out immediate right and crashed into the feoeb^ WCAB (461.3) Pittsburgh, Pa. ly and will be for the prc.seiat wi‘ h and orchestra. 11— Vincent Lopez The top rail of the fence wa« 6:30— Concert. her mother on Vi'.'ape Hill. and orchestra. en th’-""'rh the , car with gtbidfFa CFCA (356) Toronto, Can. 10— Clinton Lewis has had two addi- WMCA (341) Cazenovla, N. Y. 6 Actors and actresses come and go force for about 8 feet of its lengU Band. fcl jnal windows pul in his st .'re on — Orchestra. 8:20— Musical. 11— but DeWolf Hopper, it seems is al hittln~ ’ ’ anuel Rodriguez of OrdiGstrA* Here Is How To Do It! ways .with us, retaining a firm hold !lu! Green. The wo.k was do .e by (Central Time same addrer.s, who was sitting be- / W R B 0 ’ (286.5) Lansing, Mich. 6 on,^the Incandescents and still en II ■ivy LaF.eur. WENR (266) Chicago, 111. 2 — side the driver. There were .iro*. — Concert. 10.— Dance program. titled to the big type in the display A flock of wild K ' 3c woot o-'er Musical. 9:30— Popular. C'jlmnbia tjiiay ni?l;t sad cars parsing at the time, but tb«") WTAM (389.4) Clereland, Ohio. New York, March 27.— This is advertising. Go back in your mem WQJ (447.5) Chicago, 111. 3— then gently blow each nostril sepa another one Thursday morning. bus carrying the mail from W llll- 6— Orchestra. 8— Musical. 9— an invitation to YOU to help pre ory" and see if you can recall an Classical. 8— Orchestra. rately while closing the other one. Mrs. Ruth Isham Who has been mantic to (ioldmbla came along Novelties. vent a recurrence of the flu epi other American comedian who has KLDS (440.9) Independence, Never compress both nostrils at at Spring Hill caring for her sis- soon after the accident and tbe so consistently held himself in pop driver with nearBy residents a^M;; W IP (508.2) Philadelphia, Pa, Mo. 3— Sacred program. 9:15— demic, e.xtended. by Dr. Eugene Ly- once when blowing as this may te” whq^ is recovering from an at- ular favor. There are not many, sisted in extricating Mr. Rodriguez .li &i05— Orchestra. 8:15 — Vodal, Musical. Dr. Fisk ad cause infection of the middle ear. inck cif'gri’,)pe, h s l ci:n called 10:05— Orchestra. 11:05— Organ. KFAB (340.7) Lincoln, Neb. 4 mits the flu has if any. And now we are again from the wreckage, and he wee “ Avoid patent remedies and to have fteW olf Hopper in’~our h •r’.e tf -ake care of her mother, WCAB (461.3) iPlttsburgh, Pa. — Vesper services. 9:— Musicale. the medlcaF pro ^ i # strong drugs. Take medicines only w h 1 i • i ’: rushed to St. Joseph’s hospital 6:30— Concert. 7:30— Vocal. 8:15 WHO (526) Des Moines, la. 4— fession buffalo midst, for this popular com edi^ is WillirriRntlc by '"■"■in Green In Ills under the orders,of a doctor, A coming to Parsons’ Theater, Hart Mr. and Mrs. Hribcrt Cellins ''f — Studio, Vocal. 7:30— Trio. 11— Orchestra. ed. It don't kqow Will'':i’.>- •' spent V e IPS', week car. It Avas reported ^that * r . WGHS (316) New York City. W DAF (365.6) Kansas City, Mo. what causes it, ford, April 5 week, as the principal Rodriguez was quite badly In-'^ fun-maker in ,the Messrs. Shubert’s end at the home • C Erwin CellMis 6:30— Variety. 8— Orchestra. 8:40 4— Vesper service. man Fisk, head Tlr! pmno at tl.‘- T.v,n Hall has .iured, but the extent of his injur production of “ The Student Prince” — Variety^ 10:30— Orchestra. WHAS (399.8) Louisville, Ky. of the Life E.\- just he.p-i tuned bt a man from ies could not be determined for at the theater. some Mr. Camacho was not WGY (379.5— Schenectady, K. Y. 4:30— Choral. tension Institute. ■>V; liriPT.CCj By his great and continuous suc- hurt. There have been many accj^) 6:30— Concert. 8:25 — Orchestra. K Y W (536) Chicago. 111. 4:30 There is con Miss Myrtle Coil'.: i is suffering 10:30— Dance tunes. — Concert. 9:30— Classical. ■'ce^S, DeWolf Hopper succeeeded in from a bard coM. dents at this cure, only a foV. siderable flu in f c - i - jlnding his exact place in life, the months ago a man was Instantly KDKA (309) Pittsburgh, Pa. KSt> (545.1) St. Louis, Mo. theycountry now, Tl'.e rof-Uiar moothly of 6:j30— Concert. 8— Studio. 8:30— 6:15— Theatre program. particular vocation for which he the Cclu:n’oia School Board was killed ''t the same place by the^ but YOUR help was best fitted. ' It would appear same fence rail. The general opJn-'?| Concert. WJAZ (322.4) Chicago, 111. 7— now will prevent Abstain! held 'rhv.’'gday evening, all mem Musical. that he knew what he was about bers being present. Princiiml Eg ion seems to be that it would WADC (258) Akron, Ohio, 6:30 it from becoming ranch KPfep without any fence at — Concert. WSM (282.8) Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Fisk a menace, vice, the doctor suggests the fol- when, he decided as a young man to bert Case of the Windham ^ High all. as it is only a drop of a tev r^ i 7:30— Theatre program. lowing general measures of pre- give up the practice of law, for school was present and gave'a talk WBZ (3^3.1) Springfield, Mass. though doctors suspect a germ or feet I t a meadow. 6:45— Orchestra. 7:45 — Orches WCBD (344.6) Zion, 111. 8— Vo caution at this time: which he had been trained, to de on the work of (he Co-nmhla pup micro-organism tricky enough to vote himself to the theater. Mr. tra. 8:15— Vocal. 9:30— Studio. cal. elude identification. “ Avoid prolonged exposure to ils are doing in the High school. WTIC (348.6) Hartford, (Jonn. WEMC (286) Berrien Springs, chill and wet, especially when Hhpper, like Francis Wilson, comes Supervisor Larc.ciub was also pres They know it is impossible to of old Quaker stock. His paternal 6:50— Trio. 8:45— Variety. l():30 Mich. 8:15— Organ. 9:10— Vocal. transmit flu artificially in a labora tired. ent and explained the results of an — Orchestra. W LW (422.3) Cincinnati, (1 “ Don’t take alcohol or other poi grandfather, Jisaac T. Hopper, was arithmetic test reoently given to TOWN ADVERTISEMENT tory, but that it .will spread like a.Connecticut banker. His father, CKCL (357) Toronto, Canada. 8:30— Concert. . 1 wildfire of its own accord in a sons. all grades in the town schools. The 7— Concert. WORD (275) Chicago, 111. 9— “ Take plenty of e.xerdse and Eat Carefully! John Hopper, who moved to New mat:rr of securing teachers for Trio. York after his marriage to Rosalie the r.cxt year was discussed. NOTICE WOO (508.2) Philadelphia, Pa. fresh air. simple household remedy usable ^ 7:30t—Orchestra. 8— Variety. 1— WOAW (526) Omaha, Neb. 9— “ Take cold baths, and sponge or DeWolf, also Qf! Quaker ancestry, r.fr.; Minnie Ij'.grj.ra of Oregon DX hour. Chapel service. in early stages of cold is a tea was a lawyer, and, at one time, as arrived in Columbia Monday night spray neck, chest and spine tb in spoonful of bicarbonate of soda of the WNYC (526) New York City. KTHS (374.8*) Hot Springs, Ark crease resistance tc^ chill and sociated in the practice of law with and will make her home for the 7:35— Concert. 9— Classical. 10:05— Frolic. 11:30 dissolved In water every 2 or 3 the late Josep'n Choate, former am picscnt at the parsonage with her drafts. hours. TAX COLLECTOR WOKO (233) New York City. 8 — Organ. “ Give prompt attention to first bassador to the Court of St. James. dc^ughler, Mrs. Victor Wain. — Studio. 8:35— Vocal and Instru KPRC (296.9) Houston, Tex. signs of cold— chills, fever and “ At the first signs of severe cold DeWolf'Hopper, he was christened Mrs. E. E. Lyman of Wethers All persons liable iJy law to pay- mental. 10— Orchestra. 9:30— Paramount Five. nose and throat symptoms. take a hot foot bath, a brisk William DeWolf Hopper,, but few field has been spending a few days Town or Personal Taxes, In the WJZ (455) New York City. 8:25 WKRC (423) Cincinnati, Ohio. “ Keep the hands away from the purge, go to bed and send"for a persons outside of the late Richard with her son, rural carrier Ray Town of Manchester, are hereby — Concert. 10— Classical. ll:15-^Orchestra. nose and mouth; avoid picking or physician. Do not make, up your Mansfield ever called him William mond Lym^n. notified that I will have a rate bill WBBR (272.6) Staten Island, N. -WOC (484) Davenport, l a - 10— mind you have, influenza until,., he — might be said to have been born Mr.«. Emily Little who has "been for the List of 1925, of 13 mills on Y. 8:40— Vocal and Instrumental. Orc&stra,' ‘ ' ' ' tells you, then obey orders. with at least a silver spoon— if not spending the Winter with her the dollar due and collectable on , Central Time. “ If you can -control affairs in a gold one— in his mouth. Neces daughter, Mrs. Henry Hutchins ef April 1, 1926. Personal Tax due 3 1 WBBM (226) Chicago, 111. 4— your kitchen, I have all eating uten sity o^ earning a Itving never drove f;hestnut| HIU, moved back .to her February 1, 1926. I will be at the ' Soloists, 8— Orchestra. 9:30— Va sils boiled. vHepper to the stage. As a matter home on the Green Wednesday. Hall of Records each week day ffom riety. 11— Orchestra and soloists. of fact, it was a-suh»tantial legacy George Champlin was a visitor April 1 to May 1, inclusive, hours .' OVHAS (399.8) Louisville, Ky. 4 frotp his grandfather, the banket, in town Tuesday. 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., except Tuesday, .v — ^Vocal and Instrumental. 7:30— WTIC which enabled him to do almost as Miss Mildred Latham spent the April 6, Tuesday, April 13, Tues^ : Concert. •he pleased, and he pleased to fore day in Willimantic Tuesday. day, April 20, Tuesday, April 27 Travelers Insurance Co., Sleep W ell! go the law and adopt the stage. He Mr. ^n a Mrs. August Nordlund WSB (428.3) Atlanta, Ga. 5— Hartford. Conn. and Saturday, May 1, hours -9 a. ; Orchestra. 8— Musical. 10:05— In crowd. It attacks the strong, al afterwards usedj)art of this legacy arrived home Sunday from Florida m. to 9 p. m. 407. v.'here Ihej' have been spending the strumental. most in preference to the weak. to finance theaterlcal ventures. Interest at the rate of nln^ KFAB (340.7) Lincoln, Neb. “ Therefore, keep away from Hopper’s early intentions were Avinter. Raymond Clarke, HoAvard Rice cent ■will be added to all taxes re- . 5:30— Concert, 8:30— ^^Variety. 12 crowds and avoid contacts,” warn.s to go into grand opera. His nat maining unpaid after May 1, 1926. . — Entertainers. Tonight's Program Dr. Fisk. This means you must urally fine baritone voice gave and Stanley Field, all members of 6:30 P. M.— Children’s Period— the f^cal lodge A. O. W. U. w'cnt Interest will start from April 1, ‘ WMAQ (447.5) Chicago, 111. 6— minimize osculation until the con promise that grand opera was by no 1926. Organ. 6:30— Variety. 9— Revue. “ Skinny and His Gang” ditions are more favorable, salute to Willimantic Monday evening means an impossible goal. But GEORGE H. HOWE, K Y W (536) Chicago, 111.- 6— 6:50— Dinner Concert, Emil Heim- Instead of shaking hands, and there was one obstacle,, if it might Avhere Mr. Clarke inst-’ lled the of berger’s Hotel Bond Trio. ficers of the Willimantic Lodge. Collector. Concert. 11:30— Musical. 1— Fea avoid the cougher and sneezer as E.vercise! he called that— nature cast him for ture. a. March of the American Leg you would a bill collector. a comedy role. As all theatergoers ion ...... Heimberger “ Keep your general health as rubbing the nose. Use a mild men W BAP (475.9) Fort Worth, Tex. know, DeWolf Hopper is an elongat f i 6— Orchestra. 9:30— Musical. b. In the Shadows ...... Finck neai' par as you can,” lie advises. thol oil spray in the nose before ed fellov/, six feet and more of rare AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE French & Volkert WCCO (416.4) St. Paul - Minne c. Gold and Silver "Waltz “ Eat,simple, wholesome food, get going out or mingling in crowds. Unctuous humor with a mobile face A T COST ...... Lehar enough sleep and don’t get pan “ Cleanse the nostrils at night Bathe Often! Always paid -'2-5 per cent, divi A RTESlA.N^ WELLS apolis. 6:15— Concert. 8:15— Mu lending itself uncommonly well to Test drilling for foundations, water sical. 10:05— Orchestra. d. Selections from “ The Rose icky. If you suffer from fever, with a salt solution— one teaspoon varying expressions. But what dend. Reducing cost of insurance of Algeria” ...... Herbert "Be physically examined now systems, pumping machinery* bla^ WOAW (526) Omaha, Neb. 6:15 chills and depression go home and to a pint of water. Do not douche was grand opera’s lo§s was certain that amount. e. Aubade from “ LeRol D’Vs” and have yourself in prime condi hole drilling. — Orchestra. 10:30— Orchestra. 11 call thei doctor, and isolate, your the nasal cavity but lightly spray tion. ly comedy’s gain and we will once P. O. Highland Park, Conn; — Organ. < ...... Lalo self so you do n6t expose others.” the entrance with the salt solution again see this famous comedian in STUART J. WASLEY f. Chapel Chimes “ Only the physically well can W FAA (47^i6) Dallas, Tex."6:30 In addition to this general ad- properly warmed in an atomizer, a role thdt only a DeWolf Hopper 827 Mala St. Phone 1428. Phones 187{!^ or 1166-B, fight well.” ■y* — Orchestra. 8:30— Variety. 11— . . . . arranged-Kus.sevitzky can portray— Lutz in “ The Student g. II Guarany Overture > Orchestra. Prince” — easily tlie best role of his ...... Gomez wife. Teresa has been raised by the long and varied career. WGN (302.8) Chicago. 111. 6:30 7:30— Announcements, Police and TWO FEATURE FttMS cynical old man and knows no iiiiiiiiiiiimiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliittiHiiii — Orchestra and soloists. 8:30— world outside the grim castle and s Concert. 9:30— Studio. Weather Reports. iNDOVER 7:35— Worthy Hills and His Band the little village beyond it. Old 3 K FN F (266) Shenandoah, la. 7 direct from the Better Homes AT STATE TOMORROW Grandfather de Fontenac does not Miss Esthbr Jones left Thursday — Concert. 11— Old time fiddling. “Glory Hallelujah.” Exposition at the State Armory. approve of having visitors and has for Stamford where she will spend At the Parsons’ theater on Thurs I Now Is The Time To | KSD (545.1) St. Louis, Mo. 7— OrrTi Aftf 1*0 8:00— Sunday School Period.— guarded aud guided Teresa’s life the week-end with her sister, Mrs. day evening, April 1st, for an en "Hymns and a Story”— Profes accordingly. Sain Capolla and her brother, W LW M22.3) Cincinnati, O. 7 “ The Eagle,” in which Rudolph gagement of 3 days, with Saturday sor and Mrs. A. J. Wm. Myers. But, when Clive Grenfal saves William Jones. — Organ. 8— Musical. 9— Orches Valentino will be seen at the State matinee, Guthrie McCllntic will pre tra. 8:30— Helen Carlene, Hines, Read Theatre, beginning tomorrow, will Teresa’s life at the rislf of his own, Word has been received here that sent “ Glory Hallelujah,” a new I Plan That New Home I er. present the star io r the first time the old man, reluctantly permits William Jones has been made play by Thoma? Mitchell and Ber WSM (282.8) Nashville, Tenn, 8:45— Leo F. Williams, Baritone. 7:15— Concert. 8— Barn dance in the role of a Russian. In view of the younger man’s presence in the Supervisor of the Western Union tram Block. Mr. McClintic needs i 9:00— Recital by Paul Umphrey, grim old castle. X' - University, NeW'Haxen, Conn. ment. accident.' ' ’ Studlo. 10— Violin. 1. Overture to “ Oberon” ^ tion Reginald Barker, will open at PURE CCH) LIVER OIL FOB EH lCp. i ® the State Theatre beglnningXomor- WTIC (348.6) Hartford, Conn...... Weber THE TRUTH EVAN FONTAINB w e d s Tiy it and watch grow; 8.30— Concert. row. ^ 2. Symphony No. 3 in F Stl3A0nNG SllAB, REPORT GRASS SEED. WBBR (272.6) Staten Island, major ...... , Brahms ^ The story revolves around Clive Office Manager:Brown, you Y. 8.30— Musical. 10— Violin. 3. Vai'iations for Vlollncello (irenfal, a young American, and me yesterday afternoon you had an "West Palm BeSch, Fla., March General Contractus WRC (469J Washington, D. C. and Orchestra .. Boellmann Teresa de Fontenac, granddaughter engagement Urith your dentist. 27;iL.Hepio7ts Were current today 4.30— Muiloal. Mr. Stoeber of a crabbed old French recluse Brown: Yes, sir, I did. that^ai|j Bui?rohghs Fontaine* the W R N Y (268.6) Now York City. 4. Symphonic Poem, “ Phae "Who has buried himself in a mis Office Manager: Why, I sa’w dancer, and*' “ Stubby” ''Krueger, Bollden of Rgiit Homei^ 6—C o n ^ t. ton” ...... Saint-Eaens sive.' old chateau in the midst of yon at the football game. swj^mlnli sthr, ■were married here, Teletibonc YSea-S. W B AF (462) Naw York City. *" 6. Hungarian March . from the Canadian woo4o< Brown: Yes, sir; The dark man recently. Mtstr. Fontaine slamnied e.S^MatrapoIitab Mala Chonia. 6 “ Damnation of Faust” Glhte has nin away from his sitting next to- me 'wu my dentist. the d o ^ when inquirers sought In- Ltttla Berlioz past whloh taclades a taltbil«B8 -BdliUmrgh Scotsman. fw ttailoa, Hhap.i 2tS yfm iCtm U f i • * > *45. ^ ' »» • 5 ^ ^ PAG^SnC M ^ C H E S T E B iAS BUGGIES—Oh, WhataTangle^Wjjb t -4--- 1- W AW. M EET V € m L OF F rrs A FA*» F yptfu: l i i i M M OUR DREA^ IN OMP IMAeWATION, T COME M QUESTION — HOW ME WHICH ^ M TH A GOOD m G K r CLASSIFIED ADVERnSEHENlS HCM AND Al BUT W f c UlfcKY. 12 m e e t TO O tN N ^ . DOES THIS AFFAIR you BEING N PERSON-wOrt- OOKT BLUSH, HEM JUDGE— tiiSE STACK UP WITH REGULATED FOLKS- - WHY--ER--UW- YDVR DREAMS, O C T SHOULD u p l e a s a n t yoi/imjm , causes YES--ER.I MEAN EVERY MAN HAS AN i^ A L fillL FOLKS ARE JUDGE UPSCOHB. NO’-THAT I S - HE HOPES TO MEET--EVEN YOU, NUNGRTY- MISS ECNARTS — HA/E DREAMS^ liDflEAMS*^ J A R T V ^ H0 LALD BARGAIN COLUMNS A MATCHMAKHl. L A o£o BAItH# C A N T GET NOW D0NT TRL JUDGE-AND DMtlRES FOR A MINUTE ME A YOUNG lAOY I AM VERY TYPEWRRW- MiSTAKENO' TO I THOUGHT 10 FROM rr-r— HA-HA-HA~YOU ■ -’'^4 TH1M< TH EY>«E dB TA iN LY DID LOOK LIKE YW DOESNT CAREFUL ABOUT ■ W BRING RESULTS MET MISS*ECNAflTS MY FOOO- SiNGLB- BEFORE--BUT-1-- s u r p r is e d w h e n y o u WHEREUPON HE GUE5S I IMAGINEO M ET MISS E C N A R TS - INTIWOUCES THEM I T - HEH-HEH- RATB: One Mnt per word for each Insertion. One-halt AT A SURPRISE cent per word tor Mch subsequent Insertion. Combined initials PARTY AND of name count as one word. Minimum charge 25 cents for first mbinterprets insertion: three eonsecutlTe insertions for 60 cents. THEm EMBARRASSMENT PHONE YOUR ADS. AS LOVE AT if- [iWST SIGHr. Telephone tout bargain columns to 664 or mall them to The Herald Office. Cash must accompany orders, from persons whose names are not on our books. Adrertlsements must be at The Herald Office by noon of the day insiertlon is desired. 1 5 I TO RENT FOR S A L E I I I I > 1 I H H ' I wpcton Vj m FOR SAUS—Refrigerator, parlor FOR RENT—Five-room tenement in tete and chair, crocks for preserving two family house in good neighbor cSKS. veranda stands and rocker, hood. Modern conveniences and re tables, desk, bureaus, beds, mat decorated. Rent $30. Wallace L Some Do by Blossec tresses. kitchen cabinet chea;'. 29 Woodln & Co., 621 Main street. Phone FRECKLES AND fflS FRIENDS 20S4. Strant street. Phone 1174-3.______^ r 7 m FOR SALE—1 1-2 tons rye straw in FOR RENT—Seven room cottage, r with all Improvements. Inquire at 47 tf'WA>i!V00 o o n t bundles Would buy 100 hens price be Qrt.-VOO VJJOULDIMT ,, SES: VA DPMT IT SOUNDS AAOBS ing right. Gardens ploughed, ashes re Cottage street. EVJE/0 kAJOtJJ WMAT V)4HAn>l’AJOSS moved. Address D. W. Barnes, South UMOVO )P ITOLDYSO- FrZZEOLOGV? , kAiOWll TIVATISAOW UUS A , Manchester.-Telephone 34-4. TO RENT—Six room tenement, all iNUAT^mAT ITS A SKSL&TW TA' AlOSE IS - DO IS ? VMAAT m ' OUA^B VOO A B E *» Improvements. Apply George Weir, 96 I study PTtZBOUXbV VAAiOVW? I AORN// .1 Foster street. \>JWAT VME LEARM )/4 SCAOOL, /JOSE IS ? ? FOR SALE—Heavy set of rear DxooefKr VA dump cart wheels, fine condition, i A S o u r iM ooR. 1 OO! a n o b g a w !’. FORT RENT—Six room tenement on VMOULDMT 3-4 horse power Saxon engine, nearly Bissell street, modern improvements. PAVSlOLOtSy. new. Call 24-2 or inquire at 171 Inquire at 92 Bissell street. KAiOVW'i Spencer street. TO RENT—5 room tenement in new FOR SALE—^Easter flowers and house. All modern Improvements plants, including Easter lilies, daffo Rent $25. Inquire 163 Eldrldge street dils, hyacinths, tulips, narcissus, f < / r cenerarias, prtnreses. carnations, or 55 Ashworth street. stocks, snapdrafOA oaieadulas, gera FOR RENT—Five room tenement, niums, panales, begealaa, feraa palms improvements. Apply 102 Summit /' and fancy foliage- plaata J^iuqnets street, after five or on Saturday. and fancy Easier baaketa. also extra early Copenbagea market cabbage TO RENT—Tenement of 4 large plants. Wraystde ajslde OardeaiOardeaa^near Rook- rooms at 162 Bissell street. Gas and villa Tel. ^ 1 -A f , » .______Frcp. all modern improvements. Garage if FOR BALE—German pelloe dog. 5 desired. Call on premises between months old. Pedigreed, championship and 7 o’clock. stock.~Wlll sell reasonable. Call 1227 TO REMKT—Large front room, suit between.6 and T p. m. able two. Board if dfeslred. FOR SALE—Rabbits, raise them for Apply at 122 Bissell street. fun. Fancy fur, food and fertilizer. A TO RENT—Four room tenement at zv wcA i2£L few more tested breeds, these rabbits Colonial Gardens, all Improvements took first prize money at the show. except gas. With or without garage Do not wait till they are all gone. More clear profit in a trio of rabbits Inquire at 97 Bridge street. Not Yet, But Soon by Swan than 60 chickens, with 1-4 the work TO RENT— 5 room flat, all latest $ALE$MAN $AM and space. The fertilizer will pay 10 Improvements. Shades c all win i. per cent over cost to feed, leaving a dows. On West Center street. Va r clear profit on the fancy fur and vant April 1. Telephone 241-3. EVJER T- NADc; THAT ^ frask, in s t a n c e - X ’VE T uST h a d MH shoe? D O H S IT l o o k a s food end of it (with my system) J".',... A 2 ..c l!ANCHBgrBBpVS5®@n^^K e will not do it. You must act also. WASHINGTON TUBBS H SENSED NONSENSE It Is easier to live within your Income than without one. "I*U your pardon," said the Mike'. "Did you ever see. a cat t , flNfifiOHilt iatoMii9 HOU fuufio'leSTfROWl. parol* MBi^Mloner ai be left the fish?" 'toy say — »AaKV*r ptlaoBtr. Ray: "Certainly.” ‘fb HH ciftj. Mike: "How did he hold the (MSteaO Of fAMV€. > i s«0U It la remarked that when either pole?’’ f kKffeA Mde in a coal strike gets what it w ______tnmts, the pnbllo gets It In the When the stomach’s full the Mok. brain insists on loafing. It might help If a lot of our law- Ob, where is the thrill In paving a . n its were begun with prayer. life. When the victim happens to be The fountain pen Is dirtier than your wife. the sword. Apartments are. being built with Trader (who has Just disposed more closets nowadays because of a blind nag): "Do yon see any there are so many more family faults in that horse I sold you?" skeletons than there nsed to be. (iypped One: "No, I haven’t as yet." First: "Why do girls kiss each Trader (becoming Jovial): other'and men do not?” •‘Neither will the horse see any In Second: ‘‘Because girls have you." nothing better to kiss and men have.” Keeping late hours causes onp to lose the early ones. Your eyes are human. If you tire them they will tire you. Waldo F. Grant, who has hean met at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Next Sunday night, March 28th., a plano-logna on an Easter theme Completing the circle—the very sick during the winter was Charles Hevenor on Thursday eve will b* QuMtionnalre Night at the by Miss Annie Strickland of High mouse is afraid of a man, a man is He ate onions so he had no close able to ride up and speuu ...... ^ ning, to assist him In celebrating Federated chnrch, when the paatoy,' land Park. afraid of a woman and a woman Is friends. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank House, on hls thirty-sixth birthday.. A very Rev. Truman H. Woodward will afraid of a mouse. Friday of this week. pleasant time was enjoyed by all give a inmmary of the quaatlon^ If the boss Is a bachelor, there's The choir r^earsal this week present. nairea received. The paatora au^ Tee, It’s Father! no way of telling what started hl^ was held at the church Thursday The schools of South Windsor all Jeot will be "What we think of our AUTO WASHING BUICK Who Is It wears the patch work morning grouch. evening after the church, meeting. closed last night for the Easter chnrch," Mlaa Eatber Sturgeon of Spring Lubricating, hose Once more the so-called “ 400” vacation, they will open again South Msneheater, will alng, and a eWaaefag, PoUahlng. And seldom goes to picture shows, were in evidence and this time they April 5th. special Palm Sunday feature will be *]^at his girl may have fine clothes WAPPING W. E. LUmGENS It’s Father! Triple Seals iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Teleidione 427 Who Is It wears last summer’s hat Walter S. Billings who has been That hls boy may be a sporty frat. confined to hls home with the grip I Save You. I And thinks It’s quite all right at all this week is reported as slightly Comply jtn ew ea r that. better. It’s Father! Mr. and Mrs. Ashur Collins and with the AR was dedsrad on sagiiie two little sons. Porter and David, Wvfcar when Buick iatro- Who Is it buys the bread and meat left In their automobile, Friday MONEY I N ew Law daced the "Triple Seeled Ea- ■\^o keeps the shoes on all our morning, for a visit of nearly a gbie" in dm Better Baidu ON TOUR I feet week at the home of Mrs. Collins’ INSURE YOUR CAR Buick first perfected the "Sealed And then gets shoved In a back parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. I write all kinds of Automobile Chassis'’ wnlch barricades each seat. Barnes, of Coleraln, Mass. Insurance; also Fire and Life. operating poyt Inside a It’s Father! The annual church meeting of Auto Insuran(% tug Iron or steel housing. the Congregational branch of the I Now, the ‘Triple fVahd Fnglrui" We’ve Mother’s Day and Poppy Federated church was held at the Our Company has always (air deader, oil filta, gasoline Day church Thursday evening and It.was filter) haaheen added to the pro And lots of other holidays, voted to ask the pastor, Rev. Tru returned 25% of the Thomas V. Holden tection for Buidc performance. But almost all are Labor Days man H. Woodward to remain with amount of Premiums, mak 14 WUUam St. Phone 97-is. Every possible avenue for die For Father! # us for another year. ing a 25% saving to you. entry m dirt and grit is oiarded, See me before Insuring yonr avoiding looseness, vibration, Get out hls slippers and easy chair. and all the other ills diat dirt and grit can causa. LOllflMr Caress and smooth hls rumpled car. 3. Gbsoila. FOnt hair Dr. Fred P. Bushncll Because of die "Sealed Chassb" Buick is a And lot him know you’re glad he’s mote dependable motor car. The pro* A d rO w et VETERINARIAN Studebaker teetkm of the "Triple Seal" still further reduces there— Stuart J. Wasley Better Buick opke^ costs. Your Father! 494 East Center Street, All StudebiUcer automobUes which 8S7 Main Street. Manchester Green. are sold as CERTIFIED GARS have The Better Buick offers the best in modem motor Motey makes money, and the Office Hours: 7 .to 8 P. M. '“gstyour Phone 1428 car design at a very moderate price. Come in .nd been properly reconditioned, and see the "Sealed Chassis," the "Trfole Sealed En money that money makes, makes TELEPHONE 1847. more money—but thinking only carry a 80-day guarantee for re gine" and the many other superior matnres of thi. Illllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllilllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllll placement o f defective parts and better motor car. beans free aervlce on adjustments. 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Manchester. 10 Depot Square. values honest—because wo 1921 Frankun 4-Pass. Road. are in business to stay. 1923 WUiys-Knight Ckiupe. 1922 Ford Coupe. W. R. TINKER, JR. 1921 Ford Touring. 1925 Ford Sedan. GOOD USED CARS 130 Center Street rCHEVROLETj At Prices YOU Can AFFORD To Pay. Phone 1000. 1924 Willys-Knight Touring. 1923 Willys-Knight Coupe Sedan. ybr EepMmtcat Tramp^rtathn Our Motto Is 1925 Overland (joupe Sedan. To SeU a Used Car Right I -'Vil 1925 Overland Tohring, Glassmobile enclosure. 1924 Chevrolet Touring. 1925 Overland^ix Sedan. PKXEIT H O m SALES USED CAR SPECIALS Capitol Buick Co. Sales and Service, 22-24 Maple Street. 19!28 Studebaker Touring J. M. Shearer. Td^one 2017. Open Evenings. 1924 Chevrolet Sedan TeL 1600. 285 Main Street. TeL 1600. 1924 Ford Sedan 1924 Chevrolet Coupe I lllllllllllllllllillllllllllllliliiniilliilllllllllillllliilliiixiiiiHiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliMlllji I We WiU Repair and Overhaul | -I You Car G>rrectly | First Class Work — Best Materials. Efficient Service. Theie new low prices set a n ^ record of achievement in automo New Low Prices Announcement bile history—one that csublishca Heritage Garage • a new basis of motor car value, Garage, Tel. 644. Residence, 769-4. = beyond qnestlon the greatest in Coupe r Brainard Place South Manchester = the world. i Authorized Ford Service. s Thinkof getting a beantifuL four- Coach : 6 4 5 llilllllllliilliiiiiilliliiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii The A. C. Mine Co. of Hartford door Sedan for *735—a Coach for only *645*^and other closed Sedan 7 3 5 models at equally amating new Has Appointed low prieci wh|ch incln^ speed, Landau - X - t 7 6 5 -'W ometer, balloon tisa e ,D ^ finish, i- Fisher bodies, Aletnite.lubrica. f.otb k ranA MjrMgww > - USED CARS tion, and cotmtlcss other fine car / ; ■ -:%1 quality features. “ Compare These Prices: The Pickett Motor Sales No other closed cars offer equal The CoaA 1922 Oldsmobile Four Touring ...... $225 22-24 Maple Street ▼alne—none at the price offier 1923 Maxwell Coupe...... $350 equal beauty, dorabilityr comfort 1923 Hudson Speedster...... $350 Their Manchester Dealer for the line of . or perfMrmance, snap uid power. 1^21 Studebaker SpeciaT6 Touring ...... $225 Come in—one ride will convince . o f i l B 1920 Liberty Touring ...... $175 1919 Chanffier 7-Pasi^ger Touring ...... $175 you. 1925 Ford Touring ...... $350 1920 Chevrolet Touring...... $75 Ask fw a Denumstrationl Each car has a g ^ battery, 5 good tires, guaran "CfoyenuBoit tax retlnctlim on automobiles ofllckdly la effect on March teed to be mechanicaUy right. Federal-Kni porchaace of C fte rro lH cace." Sold on 6. M. A. C. Easy Payment Plan, mie-third down, balaneei2 numths. . W . R T IN K E R Crawford Auto Supply Olds Sales and Service 130 S i Soul 8^1 Center and Walker Streets Phone 2021-2 Telephone 2017., U p m lilvmmllsm* AtitT AT i, 'N. . - ,^-v 7i -^r/ ''*^--\l4' f i . 0 ' T ':> >■' ■:v^ T T k , • ' -3 '- •"■fT < r-*>'-- yon v^en yon came in he K mo wFy you wew In Oe «. V.. f. t h ■ "You’re an IntelU ^t - _ . .. you look a man in the eye w;hen ym - talk to him. Tenure game, an’ you're nice lookin’ with it." " This And That Ih “ Why, thank you, L leot^ n ^ '..^ Jimmy was ill at agae. He^pfuu^t^. - ■ W n the cigant nervously from nli b b q in h e r b t o d a i not hear Mary Lowell’s voice call had been traced to a man nanoied mouth. Kennedy." “ Let me finish. As I say, I Itte P f ■ - h e n r y r a n d . S5. b 4>u8lness ing to him from the sidewalk. If ’r be had not been gazing so fixedly “That’s right. An* I sent for Ken the looks of you. Now don’t go'^f lencSvOTMier^,’ 'nuui. Is found murdered in a throwln’ youmelf away on any glflt? M ------— ------cheap hotel in Grafton. Police ahead of him, he would have seen nedy. When be came In. 1 showed r him Jensen’s .picture an’ asked. that's not goSd enough tor you. find a’Sfdman's handkerchief and her wave to him. It be had ever seen him before. *No,’ you’d told tpe you’d fallen In loy'e'^ the stub of a yellow theater She took a few quick steps, as If Garnish iuad Serve. m she were going to run after him. he says, ‘I’ve never laid an eye on ^Itb this Majmard woman I|d ket)t‘^°' Now it’s Mother and Daughter Ihe new ClrcuUne proceas In^ If you taka Just a llUla ticket. my mouth shut. But you said 3r6iif\. Nestle permanents produces the washing yqur silk or rayon JANET RAND, his daughter, Then, apparently thinking better of him.* Week! Date set hy dltterent cit “ *When,* I says, 'did yon lose the hadn’t, an’ I believe you^ You stud; most natural-looking large waves. things they will last a sorp: breaks her engagement with It, she slaekened her pace and ies. Early in April' in most of turned homeward. car? Where was It stolen from?* it wasn’t any of my business, RaiiiL them. As a daughter, I arise to Mrs. Robinson at the Lily Beauty long time. Wash ’carefully BARRY COLVIN, because of " ‘Why,’ be says, ‘the wife an’ 1 You're right, but let me tip you off Shop gives this style. ' the “ disgrace." JIMMY RAND, • • • to remark that I wager this bril- good pure soap flakes, whi were to a picture show. When we to a few things. >. his son. goes to Cleveland, Lieutenant O’Day bung up the iten-' Idea was hatched by a mother them up Into a cool suds anAi telephone receiver, shoved the phone came out it was gone.’ Kennedy “ In the first place, this girl’s jp t« and not a daughter. It’s the very At a delightful tea recently a the garment in. These mat where the theater is. The stub ten under your sliin. Tou*’rej.roi¥y. across bis desk and then lifted hls didn’t help us a btt." ^thlng that modern daughters loathe clever hostess added Interest to her should not be put into hot is traced to TH051AS FOGAR for her, an’ they say—don't they?—* head to find Jimmy Rand facing him. "And where bad this man Jensen *and scorn and despise— this crys- table by serving the tea In the or soaked. Squeese the TY, a political boss, who says be been working? Did you team that?" that pity’s akin to love, or somethtog "What luck, Lieutenant” talizatlon of sentiment Into conven most unusual and attractive cups through them rather than m bb^ " gave It to OLGA MAYNARD, a “ Why. ho hadn’t been workln' at like that. You don't believe she’s "Luck? Lots of luck, my lad. but tional organized patterns. Mothers Novel flower holds the light and and saucers— no two guests having or twisting. Rinse quickly in'm t -'| cabaret singer. all, as far as we could find out. The mixed pp in any way In your father’s Jimmy meets and falls In love all of It bad.’’ O'Day leaned back will probably get up and prattle at glows in the darkness. ------kind. eral cool waters. To dry, roll- the with MARY LOWELL. Later these mother-daughter luncheons garment in a towel with dnether be encounters Olga. She faints about "keeping our daughter’s con The words “cook” and “kitchen” towel between the folds. Then are closely related. The former at bearing police want her for fidence,” and all. the usual bunk, fore It is completely dry, shape-amS^iy' ' is from the Latin coquere, meaning murder. Mary, out with SAM and the very prattle and the very press on the wrong side with to cook nnd the word kitchea is UEL CHURCH, a wealthy law meeting will push mothers and moderately hot Iron. % yer, sees Jimmy lift Olga Into a HER OWN derived from the Latin coquina so daughters so far apart that a ten- that the words are at least cousins. taxi and misunderstands. foot pole can’t reach from one The ripe olive contains actual Olga tells pdlice the stub party to the other. fat and oil and is altogether a sob- itj might have come into possession • • « Begin to save egg shells for the stantial nourishing fbod but ono children, have them get out their of a man who “ picked her up" “ Because of the incompetency of seldom If ever sees them used. Q f n L p f j O l ^ paint boxes some of these dull days two nights before the murder. thousands of teachers In Ohio our They seem to be entirely replaced Jimmy receives mysterious warn and paint their own Easter eggs. by the under-ripe if more colorful - -fel educational system is becoming PRETlOrS GHAPTEBS. Make small holes In both ends of ings to leave Cleveland and alarming,” comments the state edu variety. . . later is attacked at night by two Julia Dean spurned Charles the egg shell, force the egg out ______'l l cational director. and wash the inside of the shell. men, but escapes. I am not a teacher, but I know Becker, and with $260 given her To all Enigma to herself unkoown,] i, With Jimmy and Mary es scores of them, and can’t resist by her dad. Jason Dean, went to An unsolved problem, woman I '■* tranged, Church gets Mary’s Eggs in Ramekins making this wise-crack paraphrase Chicago under the name of Julie stands alone. i p roi^ e to marry him. Mary Kean to make her own way. She Four hard-cooked eggs, one-half Man she amazes or misleads:^ tells Jimmy this when they meet of the estimable director. cap bread crumbs, one-half cjp "Because of the incompetency of lost her $250 in a cafe. * But Clem with art, t and he, trying to hurt her. ac ent Sterns gave her a Job as hat thin cream sauce, two tablespoons But any little child can read her| cuses her of marrying for money. parents the nation over, our educa grated cream cheese, one teaspoon tional system is becoming alarm checker, and she found a friend In heart. —Rhoda Balfour. i That evening Jimmy and Olga Mamie Riley, with whom she work minced parsley, salt and paprika. see. In an auto, a man they both ing.” Cut the eggs up Into small pieces The average tarent lets ila child ed. An old acquaintance, Jimmie Use small rugs sparingly In liv "4a recognize—she as' the man who and dust them with salt and pap ing rooms, as they tend to break drink, pet, wear Ifttle or Uj clotli- Costello, showed up. He. punched got the stub, he as one of his the nose of a “ lobby lizard” who in rika, and place them In the bottom up floor space, which Is better attackers. The man and his com Ing, die?s on a h ■ ^:. . _ -i/Nr. s - ■ ■>: -'jv ■' MANCHESim EVENING HEBAZiB, SATGBDATi MARCH 27/1920; Weaving No, 1 Is Pennant Winner In Girls* A. A, Race The Powerful Katrinka by Fontaine Fox GALA BANQUET BRINGS SEASON AT McKEE STREET BALL GROUli N TO GLORIOUS FINISH AT MILLS KatheriPxe Tureck Leads Individual Averages— MANY BIG LEAGUE DISCARDS Martha Kennedy Holds High Single Mark— LOCATED ON BRAVES’ ROSTER Emily Kissman Elected President for Ensu Expected to Draw LarfO ing Year—List of All Averages. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 27.——Th® Connl® Mack Incu bator Is certainly the greatest developer of ball players for both Crowd— Faas Look for the National and American Leagues, The Bowling Banquet of the< Charleston exhibition— By Doro Cheney Brothers Girls Athletic thy Mitchell. The Boston Braves with a teaih that looms up as the dark Close Dedeion With Odds Association held at Cheney hall Duet and dance: “She’d a Hard horse of the National League has three Mack cast offs on its Thursday night was a complete suc Boiled Rose”— Bertha Dietz and Infield. cess In every way. At a short busi Evelyn Nelson. (These two girls Walter Gatreau, who Mack secured from Holy Cross and. on Neither Team. ness meeting following the dinner were dressed according to the the following officers were elected characters of the song) 6 passed up after a very brief and unsatisfactory trial, is the play for the coming year: One Act; Nonsenslcallty— written er Manager* Bancroft says made the Braves. He is a dandy Manchester will open Its State President of the Association— ana acted by William Sweet and little second sacker. League soccer season tomorrow af Emily Klssmann. "Bob” McCleary. c* At third Is Frank Rlconda, basketball star, who for a number ternoon on the McKee street Secretary of the Association— Team Standing of years was carried by Mack but never was able to win the grounds In opposition to the Hart Mildred Altken. W. ford Thistles. The kickoff la President of Bowling League— Weaving No. 1 ...... 57 third base Job. scheduled for 2:30 and Andy Florence Hayden. Velvet No. 1 ...... 53 Frank Burius, starring at first for the Braves, was dug up by Yorke will hold the whistle. President of Basketball League— Throwing No. 1 ...... 52 Mack In a scuthem college and carried about a year before Both of the contending teams Mae Boyle. Spinning ...... 41 being turned loose. will have practically the same llne- Bowling Prizes Dressing ...... 37 upa that they^tad last year but Weaving No. 2 ...... 32 As a matter of fact there are a number of discards on the Manri-ester may try ou*. a new man The bowling prizes were present Braves. Marshall, who was a member of ed by Frank Cheney Jr., the win Weaving^o. 3 ...... 21 Throwing No. 2 ...... 19 the Queen of the South team of ners are as follows; There are four exBrooklyn players. Outfielder Ed Brown, Velvet No. 2 ...... 16 Scotland for some years. 'Ihe Scot Winning team— Weaving No. 1— Catcher Taylor and Infielders Andy High and Jimmy Johnston, tish team was one of the fastest Nan Taggart, Captain. Main Office ...... 14 Old M ill...... 7 while Pitcher "Rosy” Ryan once starred with the Giants. junior combtn.tti r^'rM yira-? -» i,tff ..- ~ir .,«^t-.V».‘i » ' .'lgfrC^'';,-^'7’ -.-,5'f^= 1 ’ ■ ’ v :, i. ^ / ^ v h iA ik K ' '>\" " '...... ^iJt^';.'..';,;^; , * . T'W^.-. ‘ 'r ■' W«*: ". OONOBMAnOXAl^ Chador Sacsred Cantata milUHSSilRPltia RtelSiPEAKER Christian **OUf«l to O alvarf". . . .Bfamider ROD AND GUN CUIB ST.N AR Ym AN ;■ A* Aaderfqa^ Fietor loader, H a . EiUrnrd / B{f r, ■.y ‘x- . X •v'’ .; . ' - ' vY '• ./ ■»'V ' X- - 'r':;''' ; -r. '’'■is, t'J
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