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Manchester Orange wlU confer The Ameriesn Legion auxiliary Tonight Is to be observed as Past AVERAGE DAlUr CDtCUtATlON THE WEATHER Masters’ night by Manchester to make the repairs to the eteam the third and fourth degrees on can­ will meet tonight at 8 o’clock In the START REBUILDING shovel sent In by expreas. These ar­ for the Month of aiarch, ISSa Forecaat ot b. S. Weather Bureaa, ABOUl'TOWN didates tomorrow evening at its State Armory. Guests expected are l/odge A.O.U.W., at the meeting to rived Thursday and the repairs Freah Hartford meeting In Odd Feliowa hall. Dep­ State Department President Louise be held In the Balcb and Brown hall. were made, maklag It possible to Rata this afternoon and prebably Th* executive board of the Wes­ uty Im Wilcox of Mansfield will In­ Blakeslee and Secretary and Treas­ The chairs will be occupied by for­ ROADS IN VERNON get the road to Ogden's comer ASPARAGUS...... 2V2-lb. bun. 37c early tonight, elightly colder to­ spect the work. A harvest supper urer Helen Breakell, both of Goshen, mer past masters of the lodge and Medium Spears. 5.848 leyan Guild will meet tonight a t 7 started today. Member e< the Audit night. Wednesday partly oolder o'clock at the South Uethodlat ,wlll be served in the banquet hall at also members of the Glastonbury a class will be initiated. Extra Heavy Spears. fianrljfB ter Siif tttng ralJi and cloudy. church with the president, Mre. Ed- 0:30. The meeting and initiation unit A large class of- candidates Two Different Highways Being Bureau ot Clrenlattona. ,ward O’Malley. The monthly busi­ will follow at 8 o’clock. will be Initiated. Mrs. Mary Dan- Reconstructed — Acciden. to ASPARAGUS...... 21/ 2-Ib. bun. 44c MANCHESTER - A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM ness meeting of all groups of the naber Is chairman of the committee Shovel Causes Delay. Extra Fancy Qualify Guild will follow. Entertainment making arrangements for the Initia­ Electric The Stanley group of the Wesley­ tion. Luncheon will follow In charge TO BUILD BUNGALOW VOL. LV., NO. 173. (UaaaUled AdvertialDg m Pago 10.X MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 19S«. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS will be provided by pupils of the an Guild will meet tomorrow night of Mrs. Grace Pitkin. Two pieces of road that are to be Refrigerator PRESIi ixiiiBiEN B E A N S...... 2 ots. 29c Hartford School for the Blind. at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Elliott P. ON HENRY STREET built In the town of Vernon are now Remmey of 23 West Middle -Turn­ underway. The stretch of road that Service Native Rib q o The biennial convention of the pike. There will be a meeting of the Fresh Calves’ leads from the Vernon almshouse to Veal Chops, lb. . . State Federation of IMmocratlc National Union of Social Justice, the Vemon-Bolton town lines and to All Makes C Liver, 1 / 2 lb. ... 'e Women’s clubs will be held In New Unit No. 39, formerly Unit 6, held George Forbea, contractor, today 35 SHORT CAUCUS IL DUCE SAYS Mrs. T. E. Brosnan and Michael the Dr. Beach place was started last Work Guaranteed Race Death in Mine Tragedy Haven Saturday, with headquarters at the Nathan Hale School on completed staking out a alx room week. A second steam shovel that Native Rhubarb Fresh Strawberries, a t the Hotel Taft. - Elelegntes from Sacherek, are co-chairmen of the .Spruce street tonight at 8 o’clock. bungalow with a flniahed basement was needed to get work underway HOPE STILL HELD OUT the local branch are Mrs. John wceki.v bridge, whist and setback The meeting will be followed by an to be built for Clarence Wilson on on the stretch of road that leads Phone 5316 Pound Boxes of Q C ASGO.P.NAMES ‘SHIPS IN PORT Holden. Mrs. P. R. Brannick, Mrs. party tonight at 8 o'clock In ,St. the spilth side of Henry street and entertainment. It 1e urged that all from Ogden’s corner to the Vernon 15c Mushrooms ___OOC Edward Murphy. Miss Esther Rad- Bridget's parish hall. The usual attend as membership cards are to Mr. Forbes will apply for the build­ avenue was delayed in getting sta rt­ dlng and Mrs. T. E. Brosnan. The worth-while prizes, will be awarded be distributed to the members. ing permit this afternoon. The ed because of an accident when the John Doherty convention opens at 11 a. m. Lunch­ to the winners, with a card table for estimated coat of construction Is steam shovel wasjieing unloaded. It 188 Eldridge Stteet ITS DEliGATES U N D E m S A IL eon will be served at 1 p. m. and an attendance prize. Refreshments 14,000. was necessary to get parts needed FOR 2 TRAPPED MEN members who have not already and a social lime will follow the District Superintendent G. O. PINEHURST GROCERY In made reservations, should do so at games. Scrivener will preside at the Fourth once through Mrs. Brosnan. Quarterly conference and annual Representatnres Rogers and Claims Victory in Speech On CX)NNEOTIClT SOLDIER meeting of the South Methodist UVIUED IN ARIXNGTON. John Gollmltzer of 485 Tolland Those in Charge of Rescue Manchester Assembly, Order of church Wednesday evening. Officers NAME STEIWER h Turnpike has returned home from SL and organizations of the church Thornton, Mathias Spiess Rome’s Festival As Thon- Washington, April 21.—(AP)— Rainbow, will give a bridge and set­ Francis hospital In Hartford, where back party tonight at 8 o’clock In will submit their reports and the Funeral services for former Ser­ Work Believe They Will he underwent a major operation. He annual election will take place. A geant Michael Boiko of Waters the Masonic Temple, to which all la making satisfactory progress to­ and John J. Wallett Picked sands jCheer; But Italy players will be welcome. pariah supper will precede the meet­ AS REPUBLICAN bury, Conn., who saw service In ward recovery. ing. C. E. IF7LSON & CO., Inc., ANNOUNCES THEIR Trance with the 26th Division, Be Reached Later in Day; The regular monthly meeting of -R e-elect Committee. Might Listen to Appeal. wer held today in Arlington cem- the Woman's Home Missionary so­ ‘KEYNOTE’ MAN ' ctcry. Dr. Robertson Dictates a ciety of the North Methodist church I Boiko was holder of the Croix will be held tomorrow afternoon at Representatives Thomas J. Rog Rome, April 21.—Premier Musso­ I Do Guerre, the Distinguished 2 o'clock with .Mr.s. f 1 Raich of' F.OOK! THREE TURKEYS FREE! Service Cross, the Purple Heart Farewell Message. North Main street. era and William J. Thom’on. Select­ lini proclaimed today to thousands Picked for Temporary Chair­ and Silver Star. The Dlstin- To Be Given Away Saturday, April 25th man and Police Conimissionei of cheering Romans, celebrating the I gui.shcd Service Cross was award- Mrs. Doris Habson. who is direct- | Mathias E. Splcsa and John J. Wat- 2,68Dth anniversary of the founding man of June ConvenHon; I cd iiim in a ceremony at Ninntic, Moose River, N. S„ April 21—Al­ Ing the play which American Legion . .NO STRINGS ATTACHED — NOTHING TO BUY! of Rome, "our ship has arrived In ! Conn., in 193X for gallantry In ac- juniors will present at the meeting lett, clerk of the Prooate Court and j tion at MarchviUe. France. though the two men trapped in « leading member of the Young Re­ port with all sails spread." gold mine had indicated they were of the auxiliary unit In .Mav, urge.a ' Just sign your name and address on this coupon and ■ Robinson, Hastings Joust all who lake part to he present at j publican club, weie elected dele­ II Duce spoke from the balcony of leave at our store or mail to . . . gates to the State Repu..'ilcan con­ his offices In the Piazza Venezia, prepared for death after nine dajr’e the meeting tomorrow afternoon In i of suffering, hope that they yet the State Armory. vention In the party caucus last where a great throng gathered to in Hot Debate in Senate. ANNUAL SPRING SALE nlsht In High school Iic.ll. observe the holiday, corresponding to might be rescued alive before night­ POPULAR MARKET FIRE CAUSES LOSS A son, Stephen David, was bom Tow-n Committee Named America’s Labor Day, while other fall was nriprcased at noon today. 855 Main Street Rubinow Building The Republican Town comn.lttee crowds celebrated the occasion Michael Dwyer, Nova Scotla'f this morning to Mr. and Mrs. How­ Cleveland, O., .\p rll ard B. Mathews, at the Chicago which served the last two years was throughout the kingdom. minirtcr of mineii, who personalfy Name ...... Address ...... re-elected for another terra of two "Today In the city of P.o.nie we (AP)—The Xatlonal llepubll- OF ABOUT MILUON is directing rescue efforts, stated: Lying-ln hospital. Mrs. Mathews of ROSE BUSHES, TREES, SHRUBS and PLANTS ran Comintttee named tmlay was formerly Miss Dagmar Ander­ years with Frank Mullin and John celebrate the double festival ol la­ '■d0 V "A few hours at the outside should son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Longdyke added as new members. bor and victory," 11 Duce declared. Senator Frederick C. Stelwer, suffice to reach the men.” Anderson of Garden street, this Approximately 200 persoi.s at­ "After difficult navi' -tlon, our ship of Oregon, as keyiioti and tem- From 141 feet below the eurfact, town. tended the caucus which lasted 11 has arrived in port with all sails Three hundred men worked feverishly at Moose River, Nova Scotia, to reach three men trapped for more IMiniry chairm iiii of (he N ational Main Shopping Section of Dr. D. E. Robertson, Toronto sur­ minutes.. Judge William S. Hyde, spread, as it always will, to carry than a week 140 feet underground by a cavc-ln of the gold mine they were inspecting. One of the entombed Keptibllcan convention which geon, had given what wsa believed there the j ower, justice and civiliza­ men died as rescuers neared. Pictured at the scene of the dl.«aster Is tlic big steam shovel used to speed up opens here June 9. The Past Presidents' club of Mary town committee chairman, was excavation of the filled In sbafL a farewell message for himself and C. Keeney Tent, Daughters of Union elected chairman of the meeting tion of Rome." Sharon, Pa., Wiped Out by C3iarles Alfred Scaddlng, trappad Veterans of the Civil War, will meet and Thomas Ferguson town com­ In High Spirits. Washington, April 21.— (AP) —A with him In the depths since Eosttr tomorrow evening with Mrs. David UPHOLSTERING mittee treasurer, was elected clerk. Mussolini appeared in higher Senate flareup over the New Deal Flames. Sunday night. Armstrong of Buckland. In accordance with the custom of spirits than hau for many weeks. and its enemies pointed today to Their (ximpanlon, Heriaaon Ha- COLOR BLENDING many years, the two representatives He seemed stem as he came to his warming tempers as the campaign gill, Toronto 'c-wyer and part own-: Sunset Rebekah Lodge will bold a office balcony, clad In the grey-green SPEED IS SOUGHT progresses. By GEO. .1. HOLMES, DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERER were nominated as delegates by At­ Sharon, Pa.. April 21.— (AP) — A ar with Dr. Robertaon of the mina» brief business meeting tonight at 7 torney William J. Shea. Clarence uniform of an honorary corporal of TITTERTON MURDER Before packed galleries Senator lay dead In the narrow corridor to- the Fascist militia, but the cheers of $1,000,000 lire wiped out Sharon’s o'clock In Odd Fellows hall. At 8:15 Luplen head of Cheney Brothers Haatings IR.. Del.) and Democratic .ward which mining crews were at­ the Robekohs will present the three- 1 • WE SUGGEST YOU PHONE 3615 the crowd brought a broad smile to ON TAX MEASURE Leader Robinson, of Arkansas, .en­ Main shopping section early today union, nominated Mr. Spiess. Wal­ his face. He raised his arm repeat­ and destroyed the Protected Home tempting to dig. act comedy, “Patsy." with music i ter Mahoney nominated Mr. Luplen gaged yesterday in one of the most In the vanguard of the reaeue and sale of home made candy. This | Hav«« .Mr. Holrm^fl cull nnd help you m ake a edly In a smart Fascist salute. heated exchanges of the session. Circle Temple, headquarters of one who declined to serve. Informed Fascist sources said, MYSTERY IS SOLVED; Hastings began with a speech of tho country’s oldest fraternal in­ party went draegormen. Nova 8oo- la the lodge's annual spring enter- | (ilun for Improvlnfc j^mr living room . . . start Mr. Regers and Mr. Thornton tla’s skilled mine rescue worker* talnment for the Odd Fellows home | while II Duce was raising his cry of striking at the administration’s surance organizations. itn« ulth a little and mrry It Ihrouf^h. as your were elected ojid nominations were victory, that Italy was willing to lis­ Leaders in Congress Plan to Fire Oilef Roy Hall, who esti­ who have been trained intensively ak Groton and a large turnout of ! edget allown. policies, defending the American members and the general public Is resumed for the other two places In ten to a "supreme appeal” from the Liberty League and Alfred E. mated damage at about a million in the art of boring through solid- anticipated. Mrs. Jessie Wallace 1s the delegations. Walter Mahoney League of Nations for peace, but YOUTH THE SLAYER Put Off Most Everything Smith, and asking for Democratic dollars, announced the blaze under rock and looae dirt to men caught coaching the cdst. and those who named Harry Russell, Attorney only on the preliminary conditions support to defeat the New Deal. control shortly before dawn. He underground. have seen the recent rehearsals feel I YEAR TO PAY—OR IX)NGEH Charles O’Dowd n.'-med Mr. WiU- already presented. Robinson leaped to his feet and said tho origin was undetermined. Many Volunteers' sure It will please all who attend. lett. Mr. Longdyke namei Mrs. Those conditions, submitted at for Early AdjournmeuL shouted hla denunciation of enemies Showers of sparks borne on a high Behind them labored scores ot NO .MONEY DOWN Clara Soutbergill, but she declined Geneva yesterday by Baron Pompeo! New York Sleuths Obtain a of the New Deal. west wind spread the flames from volunteer workers, tho "men with The second sitting of the Britlsh- on the grounds that she was "no AIolsl, were occupation of Atldis ARABS AND JEWS Declaring that Hastings "has as­ the Home Circle Temple to two ad­ guts,” for whom Dwyer had called politician.” American setback was held In the Ababa and other principal Ethiopian Washington. April 21.—(AP) sumed to make a defense of Gov­ jacent structures and for a time to cart debris out of the rescu* clubroom last Tuesday night. D. Russell WIthdran-B centers, and Italian control over Confession from One of ernor Smith no doubt on the theory threatened to start new fires far shaft as the draegermen wielded Morrison won Ural prir.c and F. Dick­ Manchester Upholstering Co. With Spiess. Wallett and Russell mobilization points and frontier KILLED IN RIOTS Tho surge toward adjournment that while Al is walking around he away In tho residential sections. picks and shovels In advance. son was second. nominated for the two remaining posts through which supplies might i started in Congres.s today, with may walk into that unllghtcd and Tho flames were first noticed Although many of the reacu* 48 Madison Street Busy Since 192’i places, Town Clerk Samuel J. Turk- reach Ethiopia. Four Who Found the Body House leaders sidetracking every­ deserted camp where the Senator about 1 a. m,, on the top floor of the workers wore lo exhausted tb*t Past chief daughters of Helen Ington went in search of paper for Must Prevent RevlvaL thing else to make way for the tax from Delaware dwells almost alone four-story brick P. H. C. building. they were operating in 10 mlnuU .Davidson Lodge. Daughters of ballots but before he returned Mr. Italy’s official reaction to tho and relief bills. Robinson added; "Al will not make S H. Hadley, president of the or­ shifts, some of the draegermen r*« Scotia, will meet tomorrow night K'U.STOM lUHI.T SOFA AND CHAIRS Russell withdrew from the contest Geneva appeal. Issued bj the League of Author. Almost a Score Die in Jeru* In an effort to ggt thcM two that mistake.” ganization, oald there had been f m aiiM ’MItaiW more than SO iu with Mrs, John Porter at the home By Us—At No Extra Cost. and tho other two were eieetcd. Counoil last night as it adjourned, controversial measures to Uie'Bell- ■nUiserable Mesa" special initiation there last night hu< flat))) Tetbsing to come t» lit* of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Brown On motion of Judge Raymond A. was not disclosed, but Fascist salem Area Folloi^g ate as soon as possible. House lead- Haatings said the Roosevelt relief everyone bad gone home before face. .^1 of 20 Arch street. Johnson, the delegates were em­ sources said military action must New York, April 21.— (AP)—Po­ ere planned to give them Lie right policy was In a "miserable mess" midnight. The refusal was due in part, powered to name their own alter­ continue until there Is no more pos­ lice Commissioner Lewis J. Valen­ of way on the floor for the next was learned, to the arrival of (Continned on Psge Eight) nates. They were notifled by Chair­ sibility of an. Ethiopian counter-at­ tine said today that John Fiorsnza, Street Fighting. three weeks. (tiODtInued on Page Pwo) additional miner voltmteen from tack or of a revival of Emperoi man Hyde of a meeting Saturday an upholsterer’s helper, had admit­ Democrats on the House ways Stellarton today. t - a t 11 a. m. In Wells Hall, East Haile Selassie’s forces. and means committee decided to re­ Some of them told the draegare Hartford to e.ect a State Central ted slaying Mrs, Nancy Evans Tlt- port the tax bill to the floor today, men: "we’U have to go down and (Continued on Page Two) terton. Jenisalcm, April 21.— (AP) — MAGNETOS committee chairman and vice chair­ Arab-Jewiflh rlot.s at Jaffa and Tel- with debate elated to begin tomor­ finish the job for you!” SENT TO YOU ON B arberry man of the Fourth Senatorial dis­ 'The young man was one of four row. The measure, containing a BRITAIN TO RAISE TAX BuL.the draegermen said they Truck, Tractor and trict, elect two delegates-at-Iargs who had reported the finding of the Aviv left almost a score dead today revision of the corporation tax were determined to be the first to H EDG II¥« Lr\NDSCAPE from the district to the state con­ body In the bathroom of the Titter- and reporU from scattered com­ structure, originally was drawn to break through to the imdergrotmd Stationary Engine vention and to elect a vice president U.S. BARES PLANS ton apartment in fashionable Beck­ munities told of adciitlonal disorders raise $799,0004)00 but because of prison. 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL C a lifo rn ia Rose Rushes and members of committees on man Place. with resultant injuries, the Jewish •subsequent changes committeemen TO BALANCE BUDGET Take Inetnietlane V Magnetos Repaired— Y our H om e! Valentine said Fiorenza admitted Telegraph and Pnlcor agencies said. have refrained from predictions PRIVET perinanent organization, creden Tho fighting, leaving 15 Jews and With r^cue workers still uncer-v to give a strong spark. tlals, rules and resolutions. assaulting the 34-year-oId author about the yield, pending the receipt tain as to when they would be able GRAND PRIZE MODEL 9 50.000 PLANTS — 200 VARIETIES —and save money at FOR CHEAP HOMES and then strangling her. four Arabs dead iind a known total of official Treasury estimates. The personnel of the tjwn com­ of 83 persons injured, centered at to break through to the undeg^l Ford Tractor Magnetos 2 5 c present prices. Replace mittee chosen two years ago with He was traced, the commlasloner Republicans prepared for a flgbt. Chancellor Announces That ground pit. Dr. Robertson aatBMH and up Including Latest and Patented Varieties said, by a piece ol twine with which Jaffa, a tOT^m of mixed citizenry, and The minority on the ways and !U.S. PEACE POLICY Charged Without Dissem­ that old planting that the exception of Arthur Shorta, re­ at the edge of the all-Jcwish city of that bis brother-in-law, Charlag has gone to ruin. We signed, was reelected and Mr. Long­ Mrs. Tltterton had been tound. means committee was drafting a re­ Ivey of London, OnL, come to tb* bling the Engine. Federal Experts Say Single Fiorenza Is 24 years old and lives Tcl-Aviv where Arabs were report­ port which, they hinted, would say are selling Evergreens dyke was elected to the vacancy on ed to have fired several houses. Tax on Tea and Incomes EXPLAINEDTODAR tulra to take down Instructiona. EUREK* BLUE SEAL B R A N D ...... 25L motion of Thomas Trotter. on Sixty-fifth street, Brooklyn. that no new taxes would be needed and many varieties of Valentine said the youth told him The tenaion grew so great Sir If the government would cut ex­ Thoie Instructions were for what VACUUM ClEAN ER ^^ P e r e n n ia ls Mr. Longdyke nominated as com­ Family House Can Be Arthur Wauchopc, British high com­ Must Be Increased; Ex- ---- should be done in the event tha _ landscape plants at mitteemen Frank MuIUn who was that on Thursday, April 9. the day penses. NORTON and RED SEAL BRAND 3 for 0 1 ...... 3 8 ‘„ before the slaying, he was sent to missioner for Palestine, issued emer­ Relief Funds Next rescue crew failed to reach tb* C: less than cost! We’ll elected and Mrs. Soutlicrglll who gency defense regulations. tomb In time. refused to serve, Insisting again she the Tltterton apartment tt receive But the House loaders hoped to plains Empire’s Finances. President Says Nation Has Rebuilt at factory and guar­ Rock Garden be glad to advise you Built for $1,200. instructions for repairing a divan. Both agencies de.scribed the battles pass tho bill next week, and take up Dr. Robertaon apparently de­ ELECTRICAL was no politician. spaired of the relief winch had bean anteed by the manufacturer GOLD SEAL B R A N D ...... 5 ©:. about landscaping. Returns Next Day as provoked by the Arabs after two the following week President Roose­ PLANTS Tonaisend Influence At that time he saw Mrs. Tltter­ Arab laborers were slain as an out­ velt's request for a $1.5(X),000.000 Adequate Defenses Not to promised him, after a night oC Instrument Co. Mr. Spiess, who has been London. April 21.—(API Neville anxiety during which the reecuB FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE 100 Varieties Washington, April 21.— (AP)— ton. The next morning, Valentine growth of an attempt by Arabian relief appropriation for next year. SEAL PAK’T— the best that can be had at any price After months of study, government' quoted him, he returned to the brigands to rob a Jewish group. One This would get the complicated Chamberlain. Chance.lor of the workers believed they were close to Phone 4060 (Oonttnned on Page Two) building experts today made public Jew was left dead by this incident. revenue bill over to the Senate on Boost Anns. their objective, but still bad not plans by-which, they said, a four- J. E, F. Campbell, district commis­ Eixchequer. declared today that the reached It Hilliard St. Manchester each (Continued on Page Eight) May 1, and the relief bill probably Briiish government would have to ( 8 5 1 5 « Ornamental room house complete with plumbing, sioner for the Jerusalem area, prom­ the week following. By concentrat­ The Imprisoned men evideotljr >nly wiring and a heating system can be ised the Jews ‘*full protection,” and ing on these two measures, adminis­ resort to sddltlonsl taxes to give; Washington. April 21.—(AP) — envisaged frankly the same fat* ^ 9 Shade Trees built for aa little as 31,200. BARGAH\S Specimen OlANGES PLANNED assured them their shops would not tration leaders hoped to wind up the Empire a balanced burtKet dur­ President Roosevelt ,/cnt on record that befell their companion, Hat«> Plant an Elm or a Drafted by technicians of the t>e molested. ing the coming year. man Maglll, wi.o perished early 9 MILLIONS LOST the session early in June. today With a f jrmal announcement Ahachmente free wMh eodi Fruit Trees EVERGREEN Maple for posterity. Federal Housing Administration, Mayor Meier Dizengoff of Jaffa, In In keeping __ with _ this program. He announced that there would yesterday after being trapped witb' — We have them the plans were intended to open new a statement to the Jewish telegraph Chairman ffarrlson ( d !,’ Mra T )a n - be an increase in the Income tax that the United States will not Dr. Robertson and Scaddlng b y u tj Dial 5321 cleaner during this sale Apple, Pear, Cherry, Yes 101. and Our native American BY MAYOR QUIGLEY opportunities for home ownership Elm is still the most agency,...renev urged a “peaceful fight un ! noynced the Senate finance commlt- and In the tax oi tea. that i surtax boost Its armaments unless other cave-ln. For Plum, Peach, etc. among low-income groups. IN CLOSED BANKS til final victory" in the rebuilding ol tee would not wait for the House to would be levied on lager beer Im­ nations make i"ch a step neces­ One squad of fresh 'volunteatg; A rtMrtlimg vmImiI Grand A bargain counter is a regular fea­ majestic and graceful Several designs have ceen work­ Palestine as the Jewish national Good fruit trees are SHADE TREES pass the tax bill but would begin ported from non-Empire countries sary. . joined tho crew still striving fraQr’; Free Delivery Prixt Winning Mndei at ture in our salesroom. ’Your choice Value $50 Each—Your Choice tree. Plant it with ed o u t One plan for a "minimum home. hearings Thursday, the same day and that duties on key Industries, Supporting "adequate" defenses, Ucally to rescue the two survlvotg. m very scarce. Remem- confidence. It is fast New Britain’s Executive house" provides for two bedrooms, Transportation throughout the the House starts debate on It. which were 'o have expired this Mr. Roosevelt sent a message to the before they died. Sa^mi-Ctntmnial ExpasMam. of ROSES, VINES, PERENNIALS a bathroom and a combination liv­ country was described a t ’’perilous." New Type of I.,rvy year, would be continued 10 years b e r climbing th e growing, too! ing room-dining room-kitchen. Ex­ State Director Perry Makes 45th Continental Ckmgress of the Another call went out for volui^ S] Sold ar^mally — whtn mna cherry tree and eating and many other items, many of Takes Office; Asks Offi­ and an American tourist, Ely Bram- The tax plan includes a new type more. Daughters of the American Revolu­ teers—able-bodied men willing WELDON * 1 0 e . terior walls would be of wood sid­ son of Chicago, had hla car stonenJy a limited uumber have been allotted and Spray Materials A complete line of of fourteen and one half millions. the usual revenues plus the new sistent. and auccea«ful foreign forts," Mayor Quigley declared. "In the provision ot low-cdst When the banks first went Into not Massachusetts. in Virginia." lake close by the workings. bo too late. ns for tms special sale. Decide right now to re­ comfortable salesroom. You will know that whatever you buy is fresh Vegetable and Flower "The executive head of a govern­ "It is all quite evident," said the taxes. pWlcy," he said. "In it we give no Hooro 1 p. n . (o • p. m. icvcry Day A complete line for because we grow it ourselves! ’ dwelling the fundamental considera­ receivership these assets 4vere ap­ He said that if this falls to con The expenditures during the thought to a r.r of aggre-sslon on It was dlffl-ru’. to force truett: quest a FREE TRIAL in your own home. Then de­ Seeds in packets from ment must have loyalty In hla offi­ tion is an adequate, sanitary shel­ praised' at 21 millions of dollars. The scholarly Virginian, “if you read the Vince the doubters, let them exam- and cara over the wells of maft every purpose. There’s cial ftunlly. He Is the captain of ter. Mayflower compact." , Inc the King James I grant of 1606. coming year, he said, would be the part of the United States. We cide if you wiah to keep it Phone or m.tl ooapon. 3 of the outstanding book value of the same assets be­ £797,897,000—I$3.989.484,JOO). This stand firmly by our solemn treaty covering the way to Middle M' an expert in attend­ Seedsmen of the coun­ the ship, held responsible for Its "The basic bouse provides this. It fore the banks’ failure was given as Unfurling a copy of the ancient This gave the right to settle aa Vir­ ance. safe arrival in the port of accom­ permits privacy for sleeping; It document he recited: amount of expenditures includes obligation renouncing war as an EXPERTS IN ATTENDANCE—If yon have a plan or photograph of your grounds, try. 31 millions. ginia all land between Parallels 34 inatrument of National policy.” (Continued on Page Eight) plishment; there must be no mutiny, makes ample provision (or sanitary Dividends Paid "Having undertaken for the glor­ and 45 from the Atlantic to the £20,000.000- ($100,000,000) for ad­ 0«t jITour bnng them along—ADVICE FREE ^ lest be be lost on the rocks of dls- ditional defense purpcjses. Asserting that the administration purposes; and It Includes lufftclent Dividends ranging from 20 to 85 ies of God and the advancement of | Pacific, TRE.VSl'BY B.VLANC* SPBXNO FLOWKRS lo.valty ’’ space—and no more than sufficient per cent of claims have been paid the Christian faith and honor of our j “This means,’ rollard added with Chamberlain regretted that "the stands for adequate defense and the FBESH Earlier in his formal address. —for other functions. No more thsm depositors of all the banka. King and country a voyage to plant a note of trium ph,' "that not only whole cost of tl-r defense program good neighbor policy, he explained Mayor Quigley said: "During the this should be expected. to be carried out in h short lime they are not contradictory princi­ Washington, Ap II 21.—(AP) — ' WATPhone 5171 KINSManchester The banks mentioned in Perry's the first colonies In the northern was Plymouth Rock and Boston tn Tho position of the Tre.isury Aprit.J Fretn Um Grow en next two years I hope to gain to my "One needs, however, only to re­ report have a total of $268,866 set part of Virginia.’ Virginia, but every state In the should prolong the revenue exacted ples but represent an expression of side the services for our city at call the familiar farm kitchen as a "That should be enough to con­ present union except North Dakota from the peoidc In a single five the "purpose of peace." 18: ANDEBSON OR ■ « . COOFOM AT ONCR* C. E* W ILSOIV C O * I n c * aside for depositors who never have Receipts. $8,596,113.10: expeod|».J & those who, to r soma unknown rea­ gathering place of the family to claimed IL No dividends have been vince the most skeptical," he added, and Washington on the north and year period” On Strongei Basis GBSENHOU6ES son. seem to ever be In opposition." recognise that It need not be with­ ordered in any of the Institutions "hut if they need more proof let Louisiana on the South!" Chamberlsiti declared the Income Saying that soiyie sincere and turas. $24,003,343 30. Net ' 15S Cldild^ St. . r*“^ * * i.* guaranteed Eureka Model 9 to me MANCHESTER, CONN. Mayor Quigley. Republican, de­ patriotic peopi-' fear the National $2,589,643,068,53. Customs rccelpigs for free trial during tUa Special Sale-oo obUgadon. out Its attractions and conven­ since the de|>artment took over the them examine the grants of Queen The former governor then pro­ tax would be raised 3 pence per £1 Ptm eSiSS LOCATION: Entrance Through ABen Place at 282 North Main SU 200 Feet West of Depot Square feated former Mayor Angelo M. ience.” ■ receiverships. The report says Elizabeth and King James I." duced a map drawn especially for (about .823 per cent I. defense is inadequate the I’rcsldent for tho month, $20,214,658.16. Paonesaa, Democratic nominee, tn Basic Hoase a Box there is now on band in all the Pollard, who is now the chairman the Virginia history committee. It Tea Tax Raised dedal cd that the foiccs are on cclpts for the fiscal year (I the biennial election on April 14. He Although It may be necessary to banka about two and one half mil­ of the veterana appeal board here, .■^hows the United States with the At the same time, he said that stronger peacetime basis than he-1 July 1). a m p l e p a r k i n g SPACE succeeds Mayor David L. Dimn, “reduee the basic bouse to a box," lions of dollars, in cash. asserted that when the Virgin Queen words—Virginia—extending across the tax on tea will be increazed 2 fore and will be kept U,at way. penditures, $6,750,539,228.58, inc OPEN 7:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. INCLUDING SUNDAYS Democrat, and former Yale and the bulletin continued, “It must, The report shows further that made hei grant to Sir Walter Ra­ the continenL pence (4 cents) a pound beginning He aoded that there arc other tag. $5,624,660,365.05 of eme---- Fordbam {.thiete, who has served nevertheless, be a well-proportioned cash Income of all the banka from leigh she told him to claim all land equally since-v and patriotic per- expenditures. RAIN OR SHINE one term. The V begins at Beagle Creek tomorrow. This tax cover* both box with its materials and openings liquidation of asaeta and other within a 600 mile radius of where he Junction, Oregon, and the final A is Empire and foreign tea. Bons who consider our defense too Gross debt, $81,444,013,643J8,_ Mayor Quigley served as mayor treated with Imagination and skllL" sources was $1,564,000 and expenses settled. blocked out over Walnut <3ove. North Duties on iea industries, whKdi large for our needs, an unnecessary decrease of $3.019,031.$S, under_ from 1914 to 1920 and from 1930 to Including comrofiwioner’s charges as previous day. Gokl assets, $10*' 1934. "Now," continued Pollard, "take Carolina. Appropriata parallel (UoBtimied tm Page Twe> ' receiver which amounted to $2j^,80U. Roanoke island as your starting lines talce In about everything else. jContoued on Page Eight), (Ooniioued on Pago Eight) 421,800.65, 4 4-

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wl»M a Trcoiury report Indloateu M.ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, APRIL 21,4936. PACE THRFKl 0 . K. 25 OLD AGE that all Internal revenue collections for this flacal year might be tSOO,« TRULOFAHEARN Charter Revision 000,000 less than was forecast by LEND A HAND FEEBLE RAUIES avenue dump, by WPA worker*. ths President when he submitted his N. Y, Stocks DEMOCRATS EXPEQ Manchester LEGION’S AUXILIARY ANOTHER ROOD V ia iM It was removed to O’Brien's un­ TOWN'S SHARE OF RDS PENSIONS IN TOWN budget Just before AAA’s Invalida­ LEAGUE QUITS EFFORTS dertaking rooms, where Medical tion. NEARING THE END The Manchester PubUc Health Examiner Henry N. Costello sought Nuralng OMOclatlon through Tlie West Hartford’s Charter FOUND IN HARTFORD to find some means of Identification. However, collections in all other Afiami E x p ...... jj^ i IN STOCK MARKET Date Book EXCISE FEES IS S 4 6 U I major tax classifications, as well Herald broadcasU lU need for a A STORMY CAUCUS INDUCTS BIG CLASS The body was badly decomposed^ single matlreea in good condition, Air Reduc, New ...... William Allen, 13 Bellevue street: as the total Internal revenue, are Ala.ska Jun ...... i j » j Is Closely Studied TO BRING ABOUT PEACE Some of Them Are for Maxi­ running ahead ot last year. Cambridge, Mass., Man Is fdr a »;ortby paUent who will pro- Tomorrow. Man’* Body Found Under Tree John Bishop, and Minzo Nowles, Town Treasurer George H, Wad­ bably confined to bed for some Allegheny 3 were working in the Gardens when For the nine months ended March Allied Chem .. Shares Show Best Perform M. H. S. vs. Rockville in baseball In the Columbia Gardens dell today received a check for time. If anyone has such a mat- ....186 By RICHARD MARTIN Stanley M. Bruce, president of the they came upon the body. Lieut. $461.81 from State Treasurer John mum of $7; Apportion the SI (tlte first nine months of the fis­ Am C a n ...... • --12444 Leaders Predict Scrap As Dr. opener at West Side, 3:18 p. m. District,. cal year) Internal revenue totalled Charged Wilh Directing trci* and is willing to part with It. League Council and spokesman for First Initiation Class of Year Michael J. Godfrey and Policeman S. Addis; Manchester's share in t ^ It Is suggested they call the associa­ Am Coml Alco . . . 23H Th« current West Hartford char-^T I ------Its Position Imperiled by Ac­ This Week, Frank White responded to the call $2,880,000,000, or about 7>i per cent Am Home Prod ances; Few Issues Make Australia, In his speech. distribution of excise fees colleeu Payment tion on Haynes street, between 8 ... 3n>i ter Is being touted Just at present' another port of ths He urged "re-examlnatlon ot the April 26—Army and Navy club Hartford, April 21—(API —An­ Oscar Lindquist, an employe of ed by the state from common car, n eater than last year, March col- $35,000 Swindle. and P and 1 and 2 p. m. The tele Am Rad St S . Edw. G. Ddan Seeks to Ladies' Night, Army and Navy club. Numbers 11; Department other Hood vlctlm'a body was found the Standard Oil Company, says rections. which totalled 1091,000.000, . . . 21% as approaching perfection In forms flecldlng the gen- tion; Britain’s &iToy Hints whole question of collective *ecur- rlers and buses for use of the public phone number In 3426i Am Smelt .... ■ ■■ 76T, Small Advances. of town government, it will be sub- i Pv'*®*®* of the town. Ity.” Next Week. in Columbia Gardens today. that there are still many former highways. topped March, 1838, by 24 per cent. Am Tel and Tel Apparently swept from a tree residents of tec Columbia Garden Should collections continued at ...1631:, Jected to close scrutiny by the Char-1 oouncil In W est Hartford can HIs words echoed those of dele­ Regain His Power Here. April 27—11th annual concert of President Here. Til* i^pIleaUon* o f 28 Uuieliartor Hartford, April 21.— fAP) — Am Tob B ...... 91U ter Revision committee planning i «*!'*• repeal ordinances, at Withdrawal; Ethiopia gates and League officials who saw Beethoven Glee club at High school into which he had climbed to escape section who have not been heard I should not at this time like ta paraona for Old Age penaloiu hare the rate of the first nine months, Am Wat Wks , tho rising waters, tho man’s body from since tho flood. they would total about $3,840,000.. Trial of William A. Ahern of Cam­ 2244 New York, April 21— fAP) __ the reformation of Manchester’s i ***• f®^*- hope of averting a catastrophe tn a hall. be taken for a ride. bat* approvad by the SUte Welfare Anaconda ..., ... 38U municipal set-up. cncsiers| Roferendum possible general European confer­ April 28—Meeting of Merchants was found sprawled under the tree, Whether they were drowned, or —Sol Bloom, U. S. Represeatetlv*i 000 at the enfl of the fiscal year. bridge, Mass., charged with .obtain­ Armour. HI .... Feeble rallies appeared on the Any vote or tet of lh« town couu- Pleads Again. Tbs contrast between the work­ The American Legion auxiliary 200 yards cast of tho Wethersfield have gone elsewhere. Is conjecture. Oommiaalon, Oeorge H. Waddell, The President s liudget, In which Local Stocks . . . Sii In many ways the two towns ence. Division of Chamber of Clommerce New Y’ork. ing $.38,000 from Samuel ,S. Denton Atchison ...... 76'), stock market trail today, but many A French spokesman, after the ings of the Democratic and Repub­ at Country Club. held Its first class initiation of the clerk of the Board of Selectmen re he counted on AA. taxes, estimated similar. The buUdrng mdVameSdtie^^^^ > subjected to a ref- of RIduefleld under false pretenses, Auburn ...... 4114 issues were unable to find the up­ mentxments adopted i,yby ManchesterManch'es'ter'Vnriin.i' earlier' rvoters ' tn town if late night session of the council lican parties will be especially April 29—Father, mother and son year at the State Armory lost night. ported tbia morning. total revenue at $3,874,000,000. was concluded today before Judge Aviation Corp . Furnished by F. B. Shaw, Inc. ... 6<4 ward grade. copied almost word ' Geneva. April 21.— (A P )— The commented, "we have saved our marked this month, by the biennial banquet of DeMoIny at Masonic Some of the awards arc for the New Dealers In the Senate are John R. Booth and Jury In Superior' Balt and Ohio . Eleven were enrolled, making the expected to try to put Into the ta.x 78 Pearl St., Hartford .. . 19',i Shares gave their beat perform- League of Nations dropped Its active friendship with Italy." caucuses to choose delegates to the Temple. maximum amount of »7 a week Criminal Court, without the accus­ Bendix ...... 2844 f a u o ^ r "■*** »'***°'-‘* ®®«on. in the «tm o way, goo campaign for East African concilia­ largest number admitted at any one Others are for lesser sums. The bill the processing levies which William R. Martin, ^'1* opening. Then Others pointed out, also, "the state conventions of the parties Also— St. Mary's (Jhurch, 8th ao- ed offering any tesUmony.- I»eal Representative Beth Steel ...... 8674 criticiam of ™»y poutlon ths conncD and tion today with Its position admit­ League may be badly damaged, but meeting. This was due In large state board has apportioned the 17 House members declined to approve Beth Steel, pfd . the list exhibited highly irregular which will in turn elect delegates to nual Irish tea party and entertain­ Mr. Denton has Identified Ahem ...11714 tendencies. At the same time the the West HarUord'chartcr is tl?at u I ‘ * "P®®*®* ®I®®tton for tedly Imperiled by failure and writh there is no reason yet to say It is the national conventions. ment measure to the efforts of Mrs. T. E. with set sums for rent, clothing, as the "Mr. Yoimgman" of a Borden ...... 27 Ethiopia protesting against the sunk." food and other Items. If a person Bid Asked trading pace was relatively alow. la too lenirthriindlengthy and too detailed. It The Republicans caucused last Also Center Church King’s Broanan and Mrs. Sophie Holmes, swindling scheme In which one of Bank Stocks Can Pac ...... 121; Tno town council appoints. In ad­ lack of action by the Council. for whom an award la granted does Case (J. I.) . . . Among gainers of fraction., to a contains 183 sections and consumes night. The Democrats will caucus Daughters County Convention. co-chairmen In the recent member­ the operators, A "Mr. Foster," Cap. Nat. Bk. and Tr. 20 ...160 nearly 50 pages In the Special Acts dition to Uic town manager, a con­ After adopting a resolution short­ Also Center church, entertain­ not have to pay for board, that part SHORT CAUCUS 22 Cerro De Pas .. point or so near the start of the troller. a Board of Finance of five next M on d^ night. With the advo­ ship campaign. The committee In walked away with Denton’s money. Conn. River Bk...... 480 ... 844 fourth hour were American Can of the last O neral Assembly. ly before midnight regretting the cates of the Townsend plan eager to ment by CYP club and Fellowship charge of plans for the Initiation In­ of the 27 la deducted from the week­ Ches and Ohio . ... 864i members, a library board of three collapse of conciliation, continuing CAFETERIA SUPPER ly pension. According to the testimony In First Nat, Bank ..., JOO CMC, Dougins Aircraft, Johns-Man-i Not Elastic Enough send representatives to the Repub­ Circle. cluded Mrs. Mary Dannahcr, chair­ Htfd. Conn. Tnist . . . 72' Chrysler 97 members, a Board of Aaaessorn of the Imposition of sanctions and ad­ It Is expected that the first pay­ the case, .the net was spread for 76 vine, U. S. Industrial Alcohol, Such a lengthy basic outline of lican state convention the way May 2—Donee, Auxiliary Univer­ man; Mrs. Mary Brosnan, Mrs. Ida Htfd. Nat. Bk. and Tr. 26 Coca Cola ...... g7 five members, a Board of Relief.a ofva dressing a supreme appeal to Italy ments will be made Sntunlay. AS G.O.P. NAMES -Mr. Denton In the fall of 1934; he 28 Chrysler, American Telephone, government makes it harder ter citi­ three members. AT GREEN THURSDAY was opened for a contest. With sity of Healing Arte, Jack emd Jill Woodhouse, Mrs. Olive Ciiartler. Phoenix St Bk and Tr 240 Col Carbon ...... 117 for peace, the Council adjourned un- club. was shown some remarkabl- profits North American, American Smelt­ zens and officials to understand Its The councilmen and members nearly everyone conceding that Mrs. Lydia Wlgren, the president, Insurance Stocks Col Gas and El ...... , ’ , igrj ing. Dome. Union Pacific and South­ ‘|tU Its next regular cession, set for from stock buying and selling at Coml Solv ...... jg L scope, gives more opportunity for all boards and commissions cx President Roosevelt will be renomi­ May 2-3— Annual convention of after opening tho meeting turned Waterhury In May 1938. and a few Aetna Casualty ...... 102 108 ern Pacific. disagreement In ita Interpretation I May 11. ‘ nated by the Democrats and that Young People's Fellowship nt St. the gavel over to tho department SPEED IS SO U GH T' ITS DELEGATES Cons Edison ...... !!!! 314! the Board of Assesaors and A revival of the peace efforts was TeacherF in Green School Spon­ days later he laid on a table In the Aetna Fire ...... goH 82 H Checker Cab dropped about 14 and makes It less elastic. the state convention and the local Mary’s church. president, Mr.s. Louise Blakcsicc Aetna Life ...... 34 Cons OH ...... ' \ points despite a favorable camings Board of Relief, serva ATithout convm scheduled, thus, to be undertaken soring Public Affair to Sup­ (Omtlnned From Pnge One) Hartford Bond Annex hIs $3,8 000 36 The West Hartford charter la ap- pcnsatlon. caucus will bo for Roosevelt, there Coming Events. who took charge of the initiation, Automobile ...... 371^ Cont Can ...... 7844 report. The newly milt stock of after the French Parliamentary with Mrs, Helen Brcakell as ser- ON TAX MEASURE which was to be a third of the real 391, Corn Prod ...... j ‘ 74 J proximstQly four times &s Iods; fta Also appointed by the West Hart­ port Several School Projects. Is no reetson for a fight In the Demo­ S^y 4—All-Membership meeting Conn. General ...... 48% SO Air Reduction was oft 1. Columbian the Constitution of the United elections of April 26 and May 3, but cratic caucus. gcant-at-arms. Music for the cere­ stormy petrel In local pnlltlea for money required to gel poesesaloii of Del Lack and West ...... 1744 ford town manager are an advisory League sources said even that was of Camber of Commerce at Coun­ a $100,000 certified check. ' Hartford Fire ...... 72 74 Carbon, Allied Chemical and Amer- States with Ita score of amend­ Republloon Harmony try Club. mony was furnished by Mrs. Hilda (CienUaDed from Page One) many years as a aoclallsl and who Du Pont ...... a". I ocomoUve yielded 1 to 3, while council of public health conaiatlng uncertain. "Mr. Foster" laid .lown some Hartford Steam Boiler 80 82 ments. As little government aa ts Teachers of the Manchester Green But the Republican caucus was Kennedy. Later Mrs. Blakeslee made was elected to the Board of Select­ National Fire ...... 72 Eastman K od a k ...... jgsiv U., S. Steel, Bethlehem. Santa Fe. of six members In addition to the Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden school who are sponsoring a public May 6—35th Anniversary Banquet a short speech on the work of the men with the unofricial hacking of other money picked It all up and 74 nwded is to be desired In mnnicipa) director of the department o f health entirely harmonious while all the Campbell Council, K. of C.. Man­ o f profits held In the corporation Phoenix Fire ...... gg Elec and Mus ...... | ’ gi. Lncua.vanna Railroad, Gcnerai affairs, rather than as much govern­ of Britain delivered a plain, two­ cafeteria supper at the school legion and auxiliary, and compli­ Manchester Townsend clubs, was went out to get the cheek and he 88 Elec Auto L it e ...... 37 ^ and a toA^m planning and aoning fold warning to the council as a re­ active Democrats forecast their ses­ chester Country club. treasury Instead of being disbursed Rossla Insurance .... 12 1314 Motors. Western Union, Anaconda ment as possible, with tho major Thursday evening, have plans prac- sion will develop Into one of the mented the local unit for the fine supported for delegiite by the has rot returned. Ahem was ar- Gen Eleci r .„ ...... '" v committee of ftve membera and the sult of t’ t peace failure. May 11— Spring Concert, High as dividends; a "windfall" tax de­ Travelers ...... g02 617 and Kennecott were fractionally problems of civilization within the tically completed. It will be served liveliest scraps In the history of the doss welcomed Into membership signed to capture some of the AAA Townsendlte.s, many of whom at­ ro.sted In New Haven In January, Gen F o o d s ...... ; lower. members of such other boards aa He d ired, at the Council’s pub­ in the lower hall between the hours school choruses and orchestra. High last night. Piiblln Ftinty Storks • 3744 province of stale and national gov- the town coimci) shall find to be re­ party, to see who will be for Roose­ school hall. processing levies which processors tended the cauers. 1936, as the "Mr. Youngman" who Conn. Lt. and Pow. .. 62 Gen M otors...... • fin's. Bonds were a bit steadier. Com­ ernmenta. lic set n last night, that the na­ of 5 and 7 o’clock, and although the Mrs. Blanche Pitney, child wel­ 65 Gillette ...... quired by public convenience. velt. Also Mother and Daughter ban­ M aned pairing, levies on foreign Members of the nr-p\ihllcan Town .5!**’*^ ’ oiich by phone with Conn. Power ...... 431- 501.J • Ifi4 modities were mixed. The dollar Im­ Under the new eharter West tions must expect no help from teachers and children have already fare chairman, gave an account of Mr. Donton, a/uiuFcd him 6vervthlnc Gold Dust ...... proved In terms of leading foreign Britain If they became Involved In Dr. Edward G. Dolan, who for­ quet at Concordia Lutheran church. stockholders In domestic Industries, Committee elected by the caucus Htfd. Elec, -jt...... 67 69 . 184 Hartford has the town manager- sold a large number of tickets, pre­ sook his dental practice here six the work that Is being accomplish­ and other taxes. was all right and met him by ap- Hudson Motors .. currencies. difficulties unless they would be parations are being made to care May 12-18—Annual Herald Cook­ ed in various places throughout New were Mrs. Csrmela Alolslo, Mrs, Hartford Gas ...... 43 48 • lfi«4 common council form, analogous to months ago to bu regional director It does not contain the new oys- Irene Brennan, Victor Bronke, Elite P< itment. He was apprehended by So. New Eng. Tel. . . . 143 Int Harv ...... After Ita boost of vesterdav. Im­ prepared to take combined action for all who attend. The proceeds ing School, sessions at State Thea­ England. Mrs. Pitney Is a member 147 . 82 the general manager-board of di­ of the WPA, will be as usual, the ter in morning. Um of procesilng levies which Pres- Callls, Miss M.arJorle Cheney, Isaac the state police. .Mnniifarturlng Stocks Int Nick ...... 4774 ported bar silver at New York was COLUMBIA now against the adjudged Fascist will be used for the various projects of the Glastonbury unit, several of Int Tel and Tel .. reduced of a cent an ounce to rectors system common to businoas. aggressors. for the benefit of the children of the storm center of the contest. Backed May 13—Hollister street school whom were present. Idsnt Roosevelt wants to replace the Cole, Aaron Cook, Mr::, Olga, Davis Lieutenant William Scholxman Acme Wire ...... 42 44 . 144 The general manager-board of di­ by the Young Democratic club and oW A A A taxes stricken out by the Mrs. Fannie ,S. Elliott, Thomas of the Braron Falla Barracks. OfTI- Am. Hardware Johns Manvllle .. .10.3 404 cents aa Secretary Morgenthau ML’S Purinton of Springfield, May Lose Faith school for w’hich town school funds annual entertainment. After the business session enter­ .30 32 rectors terminology might well bo the Democratic Women's club. Dr. May 20 —Annual concert G Cief Supreme Court. Ferguson. David B. Ham:lton, Mias Arrow H and H. com. 41'., Kennecott ...... 38'; stated the Treasury’s buying rate Mas..., .spent the week-end and Mon­ He warned, also, that Britain are not available. tainment was provided by Mrs’ n’ll.T*’ " '’” '''’ *'■ •-'*.'■'■<’0 find Officer 46'.. was unchanged at 4.3 cents. adopted If Manchester decides on The committee of teachers will Dolan will seek to be chairman of Glee club. Mildred Clark and her committer An idea of tbs gap In expected Kiith Helwig, William ,S. H.vde, 1 hlllp Schwartz testified to the Hillings and Spencer. Lehigh Val Coal . . 2'.. that form of government. day at the homo of Mias Katherine might lose Its faith In the value of 1^ Lehigh Val Rd . . . Although financial quailers here Ink. the League and turn to other ways offer a choice of scalloped potatoe.s the caucus and o be one of the dele­ May 23— 36th anniversary enter­ and refreshments served at tabir.s mvenues, caueed by the Invalidation Mias Eva Johnson, Raymond A. trap they laid to catch "Youngman" Bristol Brass ...... 64 • lOti, Elective Officers gates to the state convention. 66 LIgg and Myers B were atm roncemed with Europe’s Mrs. Emma Gates and M bs Ger­ of safeguarding Ita own Interests un­ or macaroni and cheese, with cold tainment and dance at Scandla decorated In spring colors by Mrs. Of AAA taxes, was given today Johnson. Mrs. Alice Johi;aton, Mi.ss when he kept an appoinrnicnt with Cfilllns Co...... 120 130 .10.3 The number of officers elected Many of the Democratic Town Colt’s Pat. Firearms. Loew's ...... problems, the markets of London trude Gates of Hartford were In less the nations fulfill their duties meats, jelly, relishes, and a choice Lodge, Order of Vasa, at Orange Grace Pitkin, Mrs. Mary Moonan, Kmlly Kl.sstnan, Ernest KJellaon, Mr. Denton at the Hotel Edison In 81 83 • 43 U and Paris did not reflect expecta­ directly by the voters Is reduced to of either fruit or vegetable salad committee membera and other lead­ ball. Mrs. Matilda Milligan, Mrs. Eliza­ A t-'- New He.ven. When t.-ken to the Eagle I»ck ...... I.x)rlllard ...... • 2174 Columbia Sunday and attended tho under the collective security guaran­ John Longdyke, James McCullcugh, 28'm is a Spring arrange the financing on government approved 28 Tex Corp ...... 3^ ' League Council resolution as .signifi­ A lfe rn u le I’ laii mere adoption of such a resolution most cordial Invitation Is extended Democratic Town committee for the t o r the ing 'stock' or 'prepared' plans for Sylvania Indus...... 27 29 cant lna.smuch as It did not mention ton E. Hunt were appointed. The He Implored the council to tell to all to attend these meetings. postmastershlp, still deadlocked tonic for your home. Es­ general use." Timken Roller Bear ...... oi If Manchester should rot wish to terms, and furnish th* NAME STEIIVER Taylor-Colquitt...... 374 39'.. *anction.s. adopt voting districts with a coii.a- following were appointed to serve on him "if It would be content with Rev. Mr. Williamson, It will be three months after the term ex­ Utah-Idaho Siig, Com. 3 4 Trans America ...... 13 pecially with a Neo-Angle '' You rFamily 'i Htahh is too important to skilled workmanship so The FHA, It was said, "bos con- This WD3 attributed partly to the cilman from each district it could tho Republican town committee: addressing to the Italian govern­ re lied, conducted a similar evan­ pired. Is also expected to have some slstenUy sought te avoid standard­ New York Bank and Ins. Stocks Union Carbide ...... ' gj:u Harvey CTollins. Horace Little, Clair gelistic campaign at this church bearing on the contest Monday 11th Annual Concert Bath that provides every Union Pac ...... |. ' j28 anti-sanrtion.s attitude of Equador elect members at large from the ment, which haa hurled at the ntgltct. It is tsstnSial that you buy Plumb­ necessary to satisfactory isation which is threatened by the B.ank of New York . . 800 810 represented on the council. Roblnnon, Fannie Collins and Ctora about nine years ago, with a large night. o f the Unit Aircraft ...... 2.33; town as It does now to the Board League of Nations and all the world type of bathing—safe,com­ ing Fixtura from Master Plumbers, the service and protection o f ' MAHIEU'S u.se of such plans on a national AS REPUBLICAN Banker.s Trust ...... sg 00 On Uoof Top. Hutchins. the challenge of might against right measure of success. He not only SCAlf. Unit Corp ...... g i‘ of Selectmen. In that case the num­ Chase ...... 37 39 After his original speech to the Jo.scph Hutchins ha.s obtained a a new appeal, supreme and platonic preaches the gospel but Is an ac­ fortable and roomy. It’s an men best qualified by Training and Ex­ health. Let him tell yoa Chemleal ...... Unit Gas Imp ...... i,ss; ber of members could be set at nine complished musician and vocalist. EX-JUDGE LEADS New Liow Prices The administration Is keenly 87 crowd. Premier Mus.solinI climbed a po.-ttlon with the Pratt A Whitney for co-operation in maintenance of BEETHOVEN GLEE CLUB ideal shower, sitting or perience to insure Health Protection." how little it costs to hav* aware of the desirability of main­ Central Hanover .... 110 115 U S Ind Alco ...... ,82'i * o‘l**.‘l. ^®'' ‘ ’'’''®® •'’®“’ ” ®®®li nid In Hartford, and Is commuting peace." One of his specialties Is playing the POLISH miEVES ‘KEYNOTE’ MAN U 8 R u bb er...... 301'i(TOf-top. poised dangerously at tee standing. A convenient Blue Tip Matches, taining and developing local tradi­ Continental ...... 17 18'.. edge and wielded a pick to start de­ " /T-l ^"‘ ®® *1® «lcctcd each year. hock and forth to his home hero The Council proceeded, neverthe­ trumpet and piano at tho same time. 'S$tandar(T Plum bing tions and producing housing suitable Com Exchange . 60 U S S m e lt...... 091:* The town manager is appointed dally, About six years ago the evangel Gdynia, Poland (A P )—By chooS'* large b o x ...... (Continued from Page One) 62 U S S te e l...... ;; 07 ^ molition of an old building. less, to acceptance of the resolu­ Monday Eve., April 27 foot bath with handy seats Pr«tld«n| Fixtures in your home. Ha 4 c to local topography and climate First National 1980 2000 by tee council. He is the adminis­ tion, recognizing that the wai^ P®®" 1st made a trip to the Mayo Broth­ Ing aa their leader a former Judge, needs. Vick Chem This was the first work In clear- trative officer of the town. To him ers Institution at Rochester, Minn, a band of burglars here managed to in opposite cornets. Or will give you this inform*, Mop Handles, and challenged New Dealers not to Guaranty Trust . 288 293 •• 44>(, ing away un.slghtly structures in PROTEST sisted, contrary to the League (Cov­ Associate Membership at $2.00 entitlea each oasociste to two STANDARD SANITARY MFG. CO. Irving ...... 18':. Western Union ...... g4 are given all rights, powers and and underwent an operation which fool the police ^ for several years. tleketa for the concert. May he obtained from any member of eacli...... tiV- an Investlga- 17 the historic district near the Roman enant, and asking Italy to settle the bathe two children at once. cwTishtiwTa tion without obligation. 1 0 c HIS 19TH TRANSFUSION Manhattan • 254 West El and Mfg ...... 118'; dll ties of the town not spccillcally Chicago—Karl Wolter, 35, an un­ restored only partial sight to his “ Hizzoner” finally became over­ the Glee club or can be mailed to Sherwood T. Smith, 209 Hil­ tlon of what he termed "schemes to 2 7 'j Woolworth ...i...... 40iT Senate—one of the many public conflict In the spirit which the left eye. Brooms, Manufacl. Trust • 484 501.J delegated to .someone else by the employed laborer, was found hanged league expected from a member. confident. however, and he and the liard street, Manchester, waste the people's money,'’ Elec Bond and Share (Curb). . 20 work® pi^ojects being inaugurated on e a c h ...... mttaficld. Mass., April 21.— (APi National City Bank . 3 4 36 West Hartford charter, ^ In his attic room. Ths reason he After the statesmen departed, the whole gang have had to move Into 2 4 c After Hastings had referred to ™ ^®'”'lversary of the founding of a penitentiary. Toilet Tissue, —Thomas F. Curtin. Jr,. Yale's Robinsons tributes to Smith when New York ...... ]i8 120 He corresponds somewhat te the gave In a note left nearby: "This de­ League's Janitor locked tho door of baseball captain-elect III with peiico- they were running mates In 1928 Public 41 43 Manchester office of clerk of the pression has losteo too long to suit the disarmament building while the 6 large ro lls...... Title ...... The holiday war communique from PRE-SCHOOL CLINICS ' t p & e C o * 2 1 c weeks, underwent a the majority leader replied that he 8'a 10 Marshal Pietro Badoglio, command- Board of Selectmen hod by George me." corridors still echoed the words Phillip’s Pork & Beans, iwib blood transfusion today at -St wa.s proud of those tributes because Insurance SEVERAL SEEK JOB H Waddell, except test Mr. Wad­ "regret’’ and "deplore," PITTSBURGH, PA. Luke's hospital. er-ln-chlof of the Fascist forces In 2 cans ...... Smith then stood with the masses American (Newark) . 18 16 East Africa, reported that the south­ dell haa no authority wnatever as These were the most common ot TO BE STARTED SOON 9 c Winthrop M, Crane, 3rd, of Dal- American Reserve . . . 29 clerk of the board, althorifh he all the words In yesterday's long Division o f AMERICAN RADIATOR & STANDARD SANITARY CORPORATION w Q f June Peas, against the claases; he stood In 31 ern army was advancing anew after tom a Yale student, was the donor. opposition to the Senator from Dela­ American Surety .... 82 84 a victory over Ethiopian troops last handles the detail of admlnhstra- day and night of speeches, and they Baltimore American . OF P. 0 . REMOVAL tlon. 2 ca n s ...... attending ware and all that the Senator stands 6 4 9 '- week, and that the northern head­ left (Jeneva in the depths ot pessim­ Plans for the annual checkup on 1 5 c physician, said Curtin's condition Excess ...... in 12 CIRCLE ism more profound than any it had tpplcsaucc, quarters were transferred to Dessvc The West Hai tford lown mana­ TONIGH T ' remedial defects In pre-school chil­ has been Improving for several .Senafor Wagner (D., N. Y.l. who Fid. and Deposit .... 99 104 ger holds office Indofinltclv but may experienced since the birth of the cans...... Great American ...... once headquarters of Emperor Haile dren are well along, and It Is ex­ days. Today's transfusion was the probably will re-nomlnate President 28 30 Selassie, bo removed by the vote it not less league after the World War. pected will begin about the first of 1 5 c first In more than a week. Halifax ...... 21 To Acooiiiniodule Those Salad Dressing, Roosevelt at the Philadelphia con- 23 ^All Bids Are Forwarded to The communique said; than five of the sever members of Ucalrlng To Participate How bitterly profound this pes­ May in the different schoolhouses In venUon. entered the debate to de­ Hanover ...... 36 38 simism became was indicated in a Vor. j a r ...... Home Ins...... „ "The victory achieved by Gtn. tea council. Before be can be re­ In ths Drawing On time. Parents of children who are Datelle Flour, 1 0 c I^KENNY CATS OF THE AIR clare that the Republicans engaged 38 40 Rodolfo Grazlanl’s troops In Ogadsn moved. the town council must give paraphrase by one earnest League to enter school for the first time In 'Vl'-Two robin, In generalities" and were "groping Homo Fire Security.. 6 7 Washington; Many Weeks BANK NIGHT enthusiast of Anthony Eden’s speech Jil/i-lb, bag...... Mass. Bonding ...... pi’oylnct, northwest of Danane, are him. If ho de.nonds It, a written September ara*urged to have their PLAY lor a candidate aa well as a 4914 49 ;.300.00 GIVEN AWAVl to the council: 7 9 c National L ib e rty ___ having the gravest consequences for statement of the reasons ter his re- family physicians examine the little {en-L-Ratlon, . " " “ 'Pi'-tn’ ent tokvert form." ' 9 4 11 ihc Ethiopian!. SA.'ME PRUGRAM AS "Poison gas Is making Ethiopia ones. If they cannot afford this It North River ...... 26 H 28 Before Change. i?®'* ® I'Ubllc hearing at an Italian colony—It will make Eu 'Og Food, can,... The Republican cr.mmittee on ar- -Pror. Wash...... Enemy DUpereed. Which he may appear with counsel STATE THEATER will be attended to at the school 8 c ~ *o.u*nt aa neat-bulldtng n^em ents, meanwhile, gathered In 88 40 Box Ulfice Open rope a colony of hell.” clinics. This annual examination of material, the birds hung by thete Pref.-Aocldent ...... "The enemy Is defsated and dis­ and witnesses. He can be removed 188 Spruce Street Cleveland today for a two-day eei- 10 21 persed along tee caravan routes of At 6:00 P. M. The pessimism, however, was not preschool children has been found to Seaboard Surety ..., 234 28 ®y meeting In At Jaffa the Swedish vice consul post office officials In Washington with an anticipated demonstration ' ■'nt him .frouL abusing the power PLUS . . . WITH YOUR BONUS BONDS was among those Injured. MEW WBINQEE H w er *!!?. ** ^or the fixtures over capture of Ethiopia's capital, given him. nDs, anlomatlc oefioa, ioaiar Farmer- ^ II not be let until the figtires in Addis Ababa. He has a trercenduus amount of “Hell-Ship Morgan” Laborlte, declared that "If we can M^snehester are gone over It twill b* wol*r maevol ODD AlARKIAOE HIX-UP ^ w e r but at the aame time he, and Buy A Buick and •*ree to go on together on the about six weeks, at the earliest, be­ with GEO. BANCROFT he alone. Is responsible for efficient AND OTHER VALUABLES ^ fundamental philosophy of Thomas Kenton, o „ April J i__ (AP)— fore ths change will be made In the HOSPITAL NOTES administration. TONIGHT Buy the Best! Jefferson, then this nation will be Brothers became father and son to­ location of Station A. ^ and its people will have oppor- day aa marriage performed a The town council In West Hart­ A SAFETY VAULT is the only place where they will be protected against tumty for real happiness." ford is a legislative body only, cor- BANK NIGHT . Three Perfect Combinations: strange mix-up In blood relation- Admitted yesterday; Maryann $300.00 GIVEN AWAY $ 4 9 .5 0 “'“'" • Senator Wheeler (D„ Mont I shtpa. ASKS INY’ESTIGATION Batch of 116 Washington street. responding to Congress or the Gen- fire . . . loss . . . theft! Don’t risk them, when a safety vault in this Buick Autos _ Norwalk Tires _ and Sunoco Ga« challenged *b®l Assembly, while the town man- John Ughtner. Jr., 34. was mar- Discharged yesterday: Mildred BOB’S BACK bank is so inexpen.sive. Don’t dela.v-r-a few minutes’ time can mean un- opponents to try to "sUy the pro- !^PDI 21— (A P I— M ay­ Piercy of 61 Wells street ager Is similar to the president or $ 1 5 9 . 5 0 rled te Mrs. Opai Shields. 39. and governor. The chief criticism of the . . AND HE’S gress of the Democratic party, and or Alfred N. Phillips, Jr. today sent Admitted today: Daniel Miller of THURS. Pbon* or Coma la K 6W — »»% neeessjiry loss! I brother. Andrew otelegram to Governor Wilbur L. funetioBlng of the Board o f Select­ MYRNA’S NEW Ughtner. became his oou by mar­ U18 Spencer street, William Hewitt IboM HEW 193$ EAST WA8BEBS J. M. SHEARER ?» d^m ed*^' •'’**‘* ' P**''^'** lormer "I respectfully request a com­ etreet thle morning. SAT. because she needs none. Mrs. Shields and her daughter sis- men. M YR N A LO Y in plete. thorough, and impartial In- Death; James H. Gllligan. 80. of The Manchester Trust Co. Introduced the poe- The Selectmacn spend more time Standard Plumbing Co. Hallam <^tts. director ot VMtlgatlon of the financial .oflalrs 13 Bast Middle Turnpike at 12:08 ‘Petticoat Fever lecturers. !htel*?» "**' *^'® talaUon- of Fairfield county and the eonnec- deciding about fixing a broken slde- Put the Stamp of .Maarbeoter, Ck>nn., On Your Biwlness By Paying Through This Bonk shins if both coiiploa bava etodrea. today. On tho Same Show 901 Main Street Phone 830-i Uoa of Ita officers therewith." u'alk In one part of town or dump­ "TIMOTHY'S QUEST" Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Census: Ftfty-e|ven nattents. ing a load of gravel Into 'P A G E POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21,1988. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, APRTT. 21.1939. T A U B riT C > liaiirlfpEtpr by ths terms o f which the bank com- employment of a good deal of spare HONORED AT SHOWER mtsalonrr does not have to report cash In the aid and encouragement SEC. ICK K BACKS to the court. of unappreciated but talented writ­ ^^Cowbam Circuit^*Actors Harmony Marks Parleys Congressman Sets Style— Soenttig Bpraib Commissioner Perry now esti­ ers who might otherwise be com­ AND DINNER P A R H ■ ■ F U B U tH S O BY TH J. nW M A W PIUNTINO COMPA.NT, INC, mate! that the remaining assets of pelled to abandon their vocation. New Deal Funds in 3 Years exceed G i y x > a t 4 n v i HOUSING MEASURE Of State Republicans Coats Without Pockets II Bl«t«II 8tr««t tha banks under consideration will The Held la open to a hundred other Get Better **Break ” Now URBCb«tt«r. IToaB. W t LAURA LOU BROCKMAN t{) tete NCA tervk*. hw THOUA8 rEROUSON amount to only fourteen and a half organisations beside the Book o f the Miss Eunice M. McAdam Is OcQ«r«l M a n t t t r million dollars, whereas the same .Month Club. New York, April 21.—Actors on^ Another evil corrected by the new By ASSOCIATED PRESS . The orffanlzatloD ran ahead by Given Surprise by Associate Washington. April 21.— (AP) — • ta worn right it vary nicely hides ! Foundtid Qptob«r 1. Itll spenj^g of 26 IVesidenfs in 124 ^ars OonnscUcut Republicans looked” approklmately a two to one margin Representative (Hare Hoffman o f, them.” assets were appral.scd, when the And the purveyors of the neces­ BEGIN HERB TODAY contract was the board-and-lodg- Appears Before Senate Insurance Co. Workers. "1 know. You’ve told me you've the “Cowbam Circuit,” as the sum­ ahead today to a harmonious state FobUtbatf Bvanr Bvtolns Exctpt banka went Into recelvrrshlp, at TOBY BVAN, 19, It a photo­ Ing arrangements insisted on by in Stamford against an opposition Michigan Is biasing a new trail In |______BondiVii and HoMdapa Entarad at tba sary scads could always figure aa Just found youi father and you mer stock theaters are jocosely convention In Hartford on M ay S graphic model, posing for photo­ many managers who, by operating faction led by Daniel F. B. Hickey, male attire—coats without pockets. ' ^ 8 t OfTica at Uanebaatar, Cmn.. aa about twenty-one millions. That Is presidents, vice-presidents and di­ graphs to be used In advertise- think you ahould stay with him. termed, will have thlngw a bit bet­ the hotels, retrieved the salaries Group to Speak for Slam and 6. Last night. Miss Eunice M. Mc­ fiaoond Clasa Mall Ma*tar. majority leader Ini the House of “ For 20 years” , he said. " I have a shrinkage of a third, and Inevit- rectors of these laudable enter­ luenta. Cnknown at first, she Is But you said that three months ter this season, starting M ay 1. through exorbitant charge for ac- Except In a few caoea, the town Adam was pleasantly surprised with caucusee yesterday were uneventful Representatives of the General As­ 8UBSCR»PTIO^ ably It means that deposltbrs In the prises, which would be almost chosen ac “The Htllyer Soap OIrl. ago. Besides, I'm not saking you The Actors* Equity Association commodationa a mlBcellaneous shower by a number not had a coat with a pocket. No Ona Vaar, by reall *. — r Clearance Projects. and quiet. Contests In Stamford, sembly. ...M.OO Toby shares an 'apartrofnr with ! away-though has concluded a bloc^less rebellion The “scholarship" system is also of her aasoriates of the Connecticut one thought much of the idea at Par Month, by ma 1 ...... » .60 banks will never get. within at least though not quite like the seven­ Forces led by Roy C. WUcox, for­ li.AR------K IB T HOLM, another model, . I I 'vlsh you would. I'm willingllling to which gives to its membership the disposed of In the Equity remedy. Danbury nnd Meriden were won by Mutual Life Insurance Company of ^ n rU Copy ...... ___ t .08 that much, the salvage they have teenth or eighteenth century dbtlnc- the organization against rival fac­ mer lieutenant governor, captured first. h\it now I think lt‘s catching oalTvarad ona yaar .. engaged to marry CXY’DE SABIN, Walt. A ll 1 wont la yom promise right to be actors worthy of their Many small companies charged Hartford. Miss McAdam received .. < .19.00 four of the six places In the Meriden born hoping wemM iiltimMlrlv cornr Mon of owning a top-noteli author whom Toby distrusts. that you’ll marry me some day. hire instead of “stooges,” as in past young players not only for a doubt­ Washington. April 21.— (API — tions. many beautiful and useful gifts. MEMBER OF TH . APgOCIATED Won’t you suy It, T ob y?" delegation, but were defeated In a to them. fia well an n erleltrated steepleehiiHef W ealthy 'H.M JAM IESO N, show­ ful course of Instruction, but also for Support for the Wagner $876,000,- Mrs. Norman C. Beers of Dan­ After opening the numerous pres­ The Congressman predicted that PRESS "I can't, Tim. Not yet." summers. eonteat for control of the town com­ ers Toby with attenMons for a Equity has Improved the actor’s the privilege of participating In bury, a member of the town com­ ents, the group of girls dined at the in 20 years no man's suits will have! Tha Aaaoclatad Prtbf la cAclua'v^iy Mme striking, liowcvrr, is the con­ and l ie best prize-fighter In ten 000 housing bill was voiced today by mittee. antUlad to the uae for rapuhlicniion time and then seems to forget her. "But you will. You might just condition by classifying the summer plays from which the management mittee for 16 yeara, waa defeated Windmill. Mias McAdam Is to be them. His animus against pockets ronntle.s. its author and Secretary Ickcs who Hartford, Waterbury, Bridgeport df all ne^\a dlapatches credU^d to It trast hel ween present vnlilnllonn nnd Toby’s oldest friend Is B IL L as well. Gorgeous, because I'm go­ companies as “A ” and “B” divisions derived a proflt. by Mra. Edith White of the Nutmeg i married to Albert Platt on April 25 is twofold. He says they are un-; • or not otherwise cieditcd lii this ing to keep right on asking you declared It offered necessary Feder­ and Norwalk, among the larger cen­ those wliicii the imnks tiienisrlveH BIl.ANDT, advertising salesman. and applied to each rigid rules re­ Class B companies come under Republican Club In the only upset: at four o'clock, at the Church of the sightly when filled with the o The Waterbury Republican haa J.-H' IIILLYEIC, president o f the Class “ A ” companies are those mer districts, the salaries, with The Senate labor committee held NAME ADMINISTRATOR nity when he goes around with his wrved. i T o thronging the avenues. Shop win­ carried on the books at the time of Hllyer Soap Company, seas Toby which engage in the tryout of new Equity establishing the minimum, a hearing on the measure. needed In the next ten yeara. an ready given tangible evidence of Its Middletown. April 21.~(AP)— hands In his pockets. Genuine Latest Mout his outs on promise of jobs if the play posed of the matter of salaries. nounced that Dr. Thomas F. Parran, ting used to the coat,” ho said, “ but iflsumas no financial responsibility banks were, even In boom times, entrance. "There’s still time to because of a lack of sufficient Jr., Immediately after assuming the officials and Interested laity. y>r typographical errors arnearini In rubber boots to protect his lower youthful marriage, his wife's denth reaches Broadway. Managers and The summer season extends from then I found myself.” change your mind—" money and of a well compobcfl Na­ office of Surgeon General of the U. SC.VIaE OF .lUSTICK advartlsamenli In the Manchester conservative In their appraisals com­ and his recent discovery that he has authors frequently violated their May 1 to September 15, and Equity tional housing program. Service Typewriter yvantn: Herald. extremities from the gathered tor­ "But I don't want to change li." S. Public Health Service on April 6, liOlTD DRESS The Michigan Representative pared with hanks In many parts of » daughter, .\mazed. ' Tohy li-;ims promises, it was said, eind replaced estimates that there will bo from 40 "It haa long been known." Ickes rent, but there should be some de­ "Okay." Instituted an office of Public Health Wichita. Kas.—A strange jingling Portland, Ore.—Municipal Judge said he had never given much C!o. that she Is that daughter. the summer players with others. to 50 companies performing In con> said, reading from a manuscript, TITBSDAT, APRIL 31 the country. They went Inside. It was the sound, like that of small change, in­ Julius C^hn, recognizing three types thought to the possibility of pants 195 Trumbull St.* Hartford, Coon vice to keep the rain off these parts The actors objected that such a verted stables, schoolhouses ano "that the alum furnl.shcs the en­ Education under Asalstant Surgeon cafeteria where tliey had eaten so terrupted a trial In a crowded court­ of drunks, has a scale of punish­ without pockets. But more algnlflcant than that, of hts anatomy." NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY procedure allowed the author to ex­ even churches In New York, New vironment moat conducive to the General L. R. Thompson, chief of the Local Agents: often before, the cafeteria with the ment. First offenders are fined $5. “ Pants,” he added, "are different. BIG WARSHIPS and providing perhap.s a more, sub­ periment with his play at the ex­ Jersey, Pennsylvania and the New existence, spread and communica­ Division of Scientific Research. The room. An hour later somebody no­ And Just why can't he wrnr rub­ y e a r s ' red and white checked tablecloths Being “mean” nnd fighting when ar­ CHAPTER XXXVl pense of the actor. England states this summer. tion ot sickness and disease and purpose of this office Is to carry out ticed a woman spectator wearing a There are certain things like Kemp’s, Inc. stantial basis for estimating. Is the ber bools? Hasn't he got the price? and the "Wednesday night spe­ rested costs $7.50. Repeaters get change and keys that you have to For R decade thl* newepaper haa It was another picnic— the early fosters and encourages Juvenile de­ certain experimental studies In dress decorated with tiny bell-llko shrinking since the bank crash— the cials." SO days or more. take around with you, and If a coat been amonc the very few In this If he hasn't, what's the matter with evening of a warm September clay. linquency, crime, vice and Im­ health education. The office has al­ ornaments. She was not bothered. one-third dlaappearance of valuea NEW DEAL Toby said, "It hasn t changed a country which have opposed the taking up the supplying of ruhher The sun, low In the west, was a hit has It? " the Christian Endeavor society at mortality." oQending; of the people's money on alnce recelvera were appointed and boots to everybody aa a federal golden disc. In another half hour it "N o." WM.QU1SH ON HONOR the green Sunday evening, with the .Assists the Idle would drop from sight. Long shad­ topic "Methods of Growth In the Present house Acts. Ickes said, capital warships, whether classined made their depression-period ap- project under the W P A —there are appropriation^ rhey joined the line before the ows had fallen on the little valley, steam tables, carried their trays to Christian Life." "are concerned primarily with the pralsals. That shrinkage Indicates lots of rubber boot makers out of Immediate relief of unemployment. fia battleships or cnileers— not from darkening the green of trees and a table again.st the wall. 'Toby, ROLL AT ST. JOHN’S A ll teachers in public schools of with relentless accuracy the con­ They provide no housing policy for ^tagonlam to any rational scheme Jobs. -shrubs and the Held stretching off setting out the dishc.s, smiled. "Do the town have been re-engaged for the Nation." o f national defenee but on the tinuation o f deflation during a period Or, why can’t the distressed "man to the left of the shallow stream. you know why 1 wanted to come the coming year. Names on the that synchronizes exactly with the Near the water's edge the first sign On the honor roll for the third teaching force as they now stand "A result of obtaining money Itround that the bl|r ships would be about town” roll up hit troiisles un­ here tonight, Bill'/" from the emergency appropria­ w Boosevelt administration. of fall had appeared—gaudy patch­ He said, with mock alarm, "N ow marking period just released from are; Mrs. Joseph Walsh. Hebron o f no real use In war In view of the der the raincoat with which the Re­ 30 es of scarlet berries In the sumac Green, grammar; Miss Vernal Mas- tions," he continued, "has been don't toll me thet you’re going to Jhe office of the Dean of Studies at, that original allotments to tire lapld dewlopment of mlllUry avia­ Nothing could Illustrate with more publican has already equipped him bushes. go sentimental! You w'ouldn’t say 80, primary; Miss Bernice Cum­ .St. John’s Preparatory school in mings, White school, Gilead; Mrs. housing division (of PWA) have Lower Financing Charges tion and the material Improvement deadly effect the failure of President There are plenty of ways of avoiding A dozen feet from the stream a it was for old lim e’s sake, would billion Danvers Is the name of William Ida Heck, Gilead Hill school: Miss subsequently become unavailable DOLLAI campfire smoldered. A girl was you ?” o f tha submartns. Roosevelt to accomplish what many carrying around a pound of water In Qulsh, son o f Mr. and Mrs. William Permella Brousseau, Amston: Mrs. due to the necessity of using such ' sitting on a log, watching the She shook her head. "It's the funds for more direct relief. ! The b lf navy crowd haa naver mlllloos o f poop:# voted him Into each pants cuff. ^ I s h of 225 Main street, this town. Henrietta Green, Jones street; Miss young man who knelt by the lire. corned beef hash," she said. "They "O f the $154,000,000 alloted t o : condeaeandsd to notice this type of offle# to accomplish—the restorstlon But we guass we know w-bat's eat­ On the honor roll are placed the Fishbone, Jagger district. It was Toby and Tim Jamieson. . alw'aya have It here on Wednea- the housing division under the Na- 1 o f general values. names of those whose scholastic at­ A family supper party was given crlUdsm. It merely groups togeth­ ing the Republican editor. He Toby wore light tan Jodhpurs days, you know. Doesn’t It look tlonal Industrial Recovery Act. ; For Electric Refrigeration Based tainments are worthy of special Thursday evening at the home of er all opponenU of bigger and more wouldn't wear rubber boots and ho PRESIDEN T ROOSEVELT hst been Qlven more money to spend In three years than 2B Preeldenls spent In and a white shirt, open at the marvelous?" $110,000,000 was subsequently Im­ mention. Before attending St. 5Ir. and Mrs. Charles C. Sellers, In 1Z4 yesrs, an orgy made poselbli only through submissive New DesI majorities In the Congress. Out of this throat. the sleeves rolled up. Ex "Delicious. Though It’s not. If pounded for other purposes. Of the costly ablpa, claaelfylng them as WEASLE WORDS wouldn't ro'll up his pants. Me John’s, W illiam waa a pupil at St. observance of the birthday anniver­ oongresslonsi surrendsr hsvs come the dog pound with ehower bsths; the Florida ship cansi; the "Quoddy" cept lor the shirt, Toby was a sym- I may , say so, exactly - the dish for James Parochial school In this town Emergency Relief Appropriation paelflsts or at leaat enemies of ade­ wants to look pretty. He wants power Ides, and othsr boondoggling dsvicss quits as costly and of as doubtful value. One half of these billions sary of Mrs. Sellers’ mother, Mrs. For many months Europe'! star phony in tan— throat and irms and 1 slaughter of the pampered rich, He Is In hlB first year at St. John's $249,000,000 allotted under the quate preparedness. You must to look pretty all the time, rain or have been borrowed. They will have to be repaid. Chlldrsn yst unborn will groan under the tax load Inherited face almost os richly colored as w ith, onions. Humming Anne C. Gilbert. Act of 193.5. approximately $148,- and already Is quite popular with On A. Rates, richly colored as F. H. diplomats have been so tremendous­ etther accept the great ships and shine. from the New Deal and Its Brain Trust. the honey shade of her hair. birds’ tongues Is what you should the students. Others on the honor 000,000 was later withdrawn. ly stirred up that on several occa- be ordering.” the great guns ns vital to Amrrlm's She finished the last bite of a ! roll are R. Theriault, J. Connolly, F. "Such a curtailment of funds has Hlons they have had the w hole world steak asndwich. "It's amazing!" "1 don't see why. I like hash GMIagber, E. Kenny and L. Caah- necessarily been followed by the security or you are If not exactly abondonment of projects." trembling In anticipation that at she said, smiling. "W ho would, Last week I brought my father man from Salem, Massachusetts; J. WAPPING R traitor at least a tool with traitor­ here and he’s been talking about it McGarr, W. Joyce, R. Johnson. M. Ickes Indorsed the $876,000,000 leaat one of them was on the verge Health and Diet ever have suspected you, Tim, o f! ous predispositions. riN BEHIND THE SCENES ever since." and J. Conery. L. and W. Doyle of four year housing program project­ having talents as a cook" ' ; Tha big ships require huge crews of saying something that actually Beverly: M. DeCotls and C. Kos- Dyer Carroll, nine years jld, son ed by the Wagner bill and com­ Advice Ha was also In riding clothes. I "Y'our father Isn’t a very goorl mended Its provisions for govern­ meant something—something defi­ IN WASHINGTON example of the pampered rich sowon of Danvers and W. Walsh and of Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Carroll of and many officers and they make Rv DR. FU.X.NH .MCUOI Tim grinned. "Y ou ’ve no Idea how | F. Mahoney of Peabody. ment grants to make rents low magnificent settings to the dignity nite and Anal and that could not be NEW ------b y r o d u p y ntiTrwpo , talented I am." I either. Toby. He's a regular per­ Demlng street, Wapplng, was taken enough for low Income groups, but twisted next day into some meaning "WHat la this—sales talk?" son.' ill with pleurisy pneumonia last of admirals and those who expect BOILS Herald Washington Correspondent latlon to be Intrcxluccrl by Senator objected to having the program ad­ " I t might be, ” He looked up at "H e says the some thing about ministered by a semi-independent soma day to be admirals. They different from Its apparent one. Edward P. Costigan of Colorado, you." Saturday afternoon and was taken “Big Fanning" Still Far Behind “Big her, but -she had turned and waa ' to the Manchester Mci.iorio! hospi­ board of five at $10,000 a year consume enormous sums of money Yesterday Anthony Eden appeared An acute skin Inflammation such who has just announced that he will HEBRON YORK Industry” .... Congressman Gives not run for re-election because of watching the horses, tied a little I tal on Sunday afternoon. .salaries. in the bulldiDg— very large proper, to have come a hair's breadth nearer kse HAvica me. as a boll Is exceedingly rare among distance away, grazing. | Bill eyed her, pretending lever- He said the measure could be ad­ Hts Idea of “Fat of the lauid"... falling health. Is a sugar bill bear­ Inquiry has recently been made Miss Helen Miner of Springfield, to really declaring a position than IhoBe who work In tm; however. It Contlgan Sugar Bill Takes Core " I wish I could take 'Happy* i Ity. "Trying to win me with ministered satisfactorily under the tions o f which find their wny Into ing his name which la remarkable concerning the whereabouts of ca- Ma.ss., has been the guest of her anybody has ever come before, when «<«M)D-oLii-n.\V8 or roi.icE i.s a taniiliai' commonplace among i of Lui>or to iBist D etail. . . . Mem- with me." Toby sail, "when I go i flattery, arc you, Mias HlllyerV I Interior department. the proflt accounts of construction for Its provisions for laborers In the talpa trees presented to school chil­ cousin, Mrs. Hattie Johnson and ESfXmr.S Ff)K VISITING fKI.E- the general population. ' l»cra of Cabinet Find It Easy to bark to town next week. I warn you it will have no effect." A. R. Clas, director of the housing he declared that If the nations were cane iir.d beet fields. i dren of the state about 25 years ago family over the week end and Mon­ corporations and armor-plate manu­ B R ITIE S e n d e d The causes of bolls must ue Get Vacations. "You'll have plenty of other She grinned "Y’ mi're such an division of PWA, followed Wagner not prepared to take combined action Few If any measures passed by I by Brown, Thomson and (Company, day which Is a holiday in Massa­ facturers— and sUIl other groat con.sldcrcd to arise both Irom the Congress have ever been so compre-1 horses to ride." idiot. Bill. " and Ickes with testimony before the By GEORGE ROSS Hartford. At least two of these chusetts. She returned to he,' home committee that 14,000,000 homes "ums In maintenance. But of what against ah aggressor—meaning Italy outside and the Inside. I’he out- Washington. April 21. "Bigness" hensive In covering agricultural orj "Y’ es, I know, but I like 'Happy,' "Is that supposed to be more flat­ trees are now living and growing In Monday evening. for Ibw income groups would be hut not saying so— they need not ex­ sldo cause IS the Invasion ot the In agriculture is still far from a other labor. i Look, Tim, how pink the sky is tery? " practical value they are la to be New York. April 21 - It must be gettin g ." this town. One, a splendid, vlgork The Young Peoples meeting waa skin by staphylococci, which In- possibility of comparison with "blg- Th ' hill is designed to remove ■ "It's anything you want to call oua tree, may be seen on the omitted last Sunday evening as the judged by the course of recent pert Britain to come to their aid If the .Shaw in visiting celebrities that I'asion usually occiir.s by way of a ucss" in induslry. The trend, how­ I -'hr ns to A A A ’s sugar ' It. But, never mind. How's the grounds of the house owned by Mrs. young people who were In the events In the Mediterranean, If they w'ere attacked—meaning hair I'olliclc, ihrough a sweat gland, ever, Is in that direction. He rose to his feet and makes them do everything but a quotas by writing quotas into the . . ,, , turned j advertising business these days?" Merton W. Hills, on the Amston Eastei- Pageant here, motored to ■upio had not already been conclusively France. Also that Britain may lose double-flip to attract attention or Uirough an open scratch or cut. Revelation of huge benefit L O A I^ S . .s,. ;.| 1)1 leaving them to ex- You re crazy "G reat!" For five minutes he road. Her twin sons, Roger and East Hartford Sunday evening %/f shown In the W orld war when nlne- her faith in the League and "turn to when they get here. So Buddy However, the body seems to oe able chicks paid by AAA called atten­ cculive discretion and to supple­ reoi i " " ^ ^ Amberson and Blane’s Herbert, had the trees when In school Rogers sat In the locomotive cab to resist such an liifeellon of the tion to the growth of corporate where they repeated their play for U S E Y O U R isoo. tentha of their time was spent In other methods of safeguarding her ment Soil Conservation payments ot ® “ i r ■ ,,, ! latest achievement. Toby listened. at the time, but one tree died. An­ Rev. Truman H. Woodward at his at the station and got himself sooty, skin providing Its defensive powers farm ing and large farm land hold-1 about 12>, cents a hundred pounds Interests." Meaning this or that — 1» two'll V* " ’ *■ 3 ^ ‘* 'h o w and then asking questions other tree is on the grounds of the church Sunday cvcnlnK services, hiding under the protection of eub- ,\1 -lolson disembarked wearing a are normal. It Is only wlicn the u I , This was talk ol the world In PERSONAl NOTE J i by an additional mtiximum of 37'.^ which Pendleton homestead. This was Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Farnham m h martne nets and swarming mosquito perhaps single lianded action Shavian beard, and many movie system Is "rim down" and the re­ the number and total of such pay- ■ cents, In the country In my life. I'll be | she had once lived a world she had given to Helen Gilbert, now Mrs. of South Windsor have returned to fleets. against Italy, more likely nothing. actresses, eager for Instant recog­ sistive powers are Uieiebj lowered menu were quite small in com-: „ . . soiry to leave. | found fascinating. Charles C. Sellers. She also had No 9o«urilio« or onJertort ro- nition, don dark glasses upon that tile staphylococci gain a. foot­ parlson with the number and to ta l! * aynient.s would be conditional You'd be a lot sorrier If y o u ' "Y'ou do like jour Job. don't their home there, after spending When the sudden tlireat of war There may be wars and rumors of two trees, one dying. There are quirod (or BBlBriod omployoa. A emerging. hold. The moat Important causes ol of all payments. i “ “ maximum working liours and dldn t. New York’s the place to you ?" she said presently. the winter In Miami. Florida. between Britain and Italy loomed wars, there may happen almost any­ But the noisy receptions ac- The story makes good political j hslnlnruim wages to be set by the be In the fall. Best time of the no doubt many more In the town. There was quite a good sized torvico you will approciato. bolLs are therefore Uie causes aris­ "Better all the time. How about An upset which put the electric some months ago Britain gathered s thing Imaginable or imimaglnnble. eorded transient stars in the Tifm- ing in the liLsldc ol the body. propaganda, but Secretary Henry I ugricuitiii c, no employ year there. I always get a kick audience at the Wapplng Com­ Tho raia of inlarail ebargad ii ment of children under 14. an you, Toby? Do you ever think street lights on the green out of ac­ many era, when s motoreyele es­ The development of bolls' will be A. Wallace has asked critics how out of It. New shows opening up, munity Church House, last Satur­ throo (3) par cant, par mortlk, or tremendous force of big ships In the But there Is one thing, wi: may be S-hoiir day for children between you'd like to he back in front of tion for several nights recently has cort of police accompanied slniosl encouraged by wrong nubits of eat­ they would limit production with­ new places to go. new people! The day evening where tliey enjoyed th(rty*ii« (36) par coni, par an> Mediterranean— and Immediately bc- sure, that will never happen — that 14 and Hi and the growing of the cameras?" been traced to mischief makers In any Mollywoodlan, are over. The ing and particularly by the use out co-operation of the large farms. Millhoim show opens next week, the talking moving pictures which num on unpaid amount of loan. enough cane or beets to meet allot­ She shook her head emphatical­ the shape of small boys with stones, sn to worry aboilt them. Visions of any European diplomat will ever, .so sirens no longer shriek tlinmgh of rich, heavy food, wlilch cru- Information as to the concentra­ you know. Going to let me take were sponsored by the Community the avenues because a celebrity Is ments, but not exceed them, in or­ ly. ",No," .she said. "And I never whose Idea of a good time seems to iibmaiine attack, the sight of tre­ long aa Europe exbts, talk the atea the acidosis soil In which the tion o f farm holdings Is limited. In you ?" " Y " Boys. IDEAL FINANCING In a hurry to get to a hotel room der to have a continuous supply of win be. I've seen enough of that be smashing other people's property. I staphylococcus can grow . Enerva­ a northeastern area of 22 states, She was looking at the sunset Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnson and mendously fast Italian seasleds rar- language of forthright, honeat. men. I onee saw a comedian— sugar at prices "fair to producers — girls who don't need work, play­ So far the offender or offenders ASSOCIATION, Inc. reaching aa far west and south as and did not answer. Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Woodford ijying torpedoes big enough (n sink If Eden ms»nt that unless France headlining vaudevIMlan — In tion Is also un Important predis­ and consumers." ing at Jobs while others tvho ahould have not been Identified. An elec­ 8'2I .Main Street posing cause. Constant Irritation Minnesota, Iowa. Missouri. Ken­ "H ey!” Tim exclaimed, "didn't have them go hungry. I can And were received Into the membership ths most formidable of the great scraps her leanings toward Italy and limousine careening up Uroad- tucky. and Virginia, H was found Settlement with laborers must you hear what I said'* Are you trician was sent for from East Over W. T. Grant Store way. a mile s minute, behind of the skin through continued be made before payments are re­ plenty to do wlU-.out taking work Hampton and It took him more than of the First Coi.gregatlonal church Phone 7281 cruisers and battleships, the knowl­ throws In with Pritniii right now, rubbing sometimes plays a part m that from 1930 to 198,% the number going to let me take you to the away from someone who nerds It" of South Windsor Sunday. moitoreade of policemen Upon ceived and labor disputes would Millhelm show?” an hour to find out what the trouble edge that flocks of potential enemy Britain will not lift a finger ngalnst favoring the occurrence of a boll. of farms operated by full owners "You’re right about that." He Inquiry, they told me that the have to be submitted to the secre­ "W hy, yes— 1 guess so, ' was and to set it right. Groups of Lower Down Payment ^ Lower Carrying Charges Longer Terms For example, when the neck is had increased 12 per cent, while eyed her. approvingly. Suddenly flJr-bombers were m-altlng close at Germany If she attacks France: if ccimlc bad a one o’clock luncheon tary. These, provisions apply for "Hni. You don't seem to be very boys have been seen throwing stones rubbed with a stiff shirt collar, the those operated by tenants increas­ Bin said. "By the way,' that little .d, brought sudden realization of he meant that she will leave the appointment and did not want his ed 20 per cent. Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and conU- enthusiastic!” at public property, such as road punctuality record disturbed by neck may become the site of a nental United States. hat you’re wearing Is all right I signs, and when remonstrated have Again the cost of electric refrigeration comes down. financing plan similar to F. H. A. which means lower down payment* ■hat the blg-ahlp admirals had de- League and tight Italy alone unte.ss boil. Changes In blood chemistry Percentage of total farms occu Tohy said, apologetically. "1 didn’t like It." traffic slgoals. -So be ealled mean It that way, Tim. I waa just refused to stop. An unidentified and three full years to pay. The finance charge ha* been reduced Ijberately closed their eyes against__ the League licks Italy Into .submis­ friend In the department. But may Induce a crop o f bolls- for I ‘ ehant® Increased less than " I t ’s an old one of Harriot's. I 2 per cent. TThere were fewer man­ Big Shota Can Get Best thinking about sosMthing else " boy was seen throwing stones at the The Federal Housing Administration (F.H.A.) of the federal govern­ from approximately 6% to the F. H. A. plan which is approximately .t the clumsy floating fortresses sion In A frica— why would It not be that Is In the past nnd those days example, tha changes In blood chem­ had one she liked, so we traded.'' electric light pole lately. Such ac­ are over. istry seen In diabetes often make ager-operated farms and the total Congress recently passed laws "I could see that, all right. .Must I "How Is Harriet?" ment has brought carrying charges on home improvements and acces­ practically helpless against Infinitely wiser and cheaper and be something Important." ! tions should be reported promptly. 57c. the patient auscepUble to holla. number of these Is less than 1 per which permit 26 days of annual "She looks grand. That month cent, but tba average acreage of "N o." Toby shook her head. " 1 1 There Is no need ol boys amusing sories down to the lowest possible figure. Hundreds of thousands of Hants a hundredth part of their safer to say so. In so many words, The sun is out, the temperature A boll la an acute Inflamma­ leave (vacation time to be taken all In Plalnsvllle did wonders for her. was thinking about last year. Tim. themselves In this manner. people have seized this wonderful opportunity to make their homes COST OF OPERATION. The cost of electricity to operate an elec­ Asa and coating scarcely a thou- than to keep on with this chiseling, up. and at least 82li5 tiny tea tion of the skin occurring within a this type'of farm Increased 12,5 per at once or now and them for feder­ Do you know what she says she’s And what I was doing at this' Andrew Dleble of Boston, who rep­ shoppes, dancing dennes, etc., are limited area. It usually first ap- cent while the average acreage of al employes and 15 days of sick going to do? She wants to have more convenient and more comfoitable. tric refrigerator is small. ' Now on the new lower Electric Home ■ttdth part as much. cheating game of verbal acrobatics? all farms waa declining 6.6 per cent. time a year ago." i resents a fire apparatus; company, setting out two-by-two tables on pe.ara as a small plinple which, with­ leave, replacing the Economy Act 'Aunt Abigail' Dinwiddle come Rate the cost is reduced stjll further because of the low rates of 3c ! 8o Britain has been getting the Yet manager-operated holdings as provision for 15 days’ anminl leave "W h a t?" I met 'with the town selectmen Wed­ the sidewalk, sprinkling icrn in a few hours, la surrounded by a down here and she says she’s go­ nesday evening last, and’ a discus­ Now, the Electric Refrigerator Dealers in cooperation with the Man­ or less, the lowest ever offered in Manchester. For an average home I l|lggest and most powerful—and PATRONS FOR AUTHORS leaves over the awning and dark red swelling. At this stage, a whole declined 6 per cent. and 30 of sick leave. "I had a new jo b —silting in ing to give a party for her.” Department of Agriculture econ­ This dhesn’t apply to cabinet the window ol a flve-and-len stoni sion was held on the proposed pur­ chester Electric O . and C. I. T. Corporation announces a reduced this means less than $1.05 a month for refrigeration service. lost w lnerable— of her warships .vawnlng until some customers ar the painful sensation reaches Its hope she conies. If I'm not chase of fire apparatus for usg of the The Book of the Month Club, In omists consequently like to point i members and other high officials. rolling up my hair on curlers wd inyRed trthat n aX “*i’n criib it“° it of the Mediterranean about aa rive. Sidewalk cafes In New height, later becoming a marked Hebron Voluntary Fire Ckimpany. cstabllsbing four annual fellowships York, fashioned after Parisian tenderness rather than actual pain. out that there haa been no real j But hold your tears then Uking them down again to ^you'll b f fnvlted t as she couM. Smaller, faster change since 1929 In a situation ‘ The •bjg Shota usually manage to Showshow how the curlersrilFi.r. uinrU.H worke'd, ■’ 'I _<,,.rtieniv InVlted. all b rigllt Bids are being presented for con­ of J2.500 each, to be awarded to places, al fresco, are for the most The local swelling Increases and tract for the building of the pro­ id probably far more effective ships oart, ludicrous . . to parody the within several days will come to a which then found that 19 per cent get away whenever the like. " I ’ll bet you had a. crowd at th a t' ® mfnd 2 m ! ' O LD PLAN NEW PLAN writers of books that have failed to of retail trade was In automobiles There’s usually an inspection trip posed new fire house. have been taking their place. If lyric, when dust gets In your a la head, or arrive at a point, bring window! w ere the curler, any | /ol’n ' g r tell V S m: The Women’s Bridge club met $100.00 Refrigerator $150.00 Refrigerator receive public appreciation, haa caite. carbon monoxide gets In and related sales and 22 per cent In that can be taken to Florida, the $150.00 Refrigerator $100.00 Refrigerator ' tere Is a war, it Is as sure aa any. In the shape of a cone. A t this .Thursday afternoon at the home of (Cash price) started something which conceiv­ your eyes. stage, the pressure underneath will food, but that 92 per cent of the west coast, or somewhere If one (Cash price) (Cash price) (Cash price) ; I lin g can be that the battleships automobile Industry was in the wants to rest. Or one frankly can 1 Mrs. Marietta G. Horton. Three ably might tum Into a revival of a No magician seemed so eager cause a discharge of pus. together $5.00 down $6.00 down $3.00 down $5.00 down ; I nd the battle crui.'ser.s will go and bands of three boards of directors, Tim laughed. "1 guess that's — • “P- ‘ tables were In play. Mrs. Mary E. to have his mystified audience up with the core. go on a vacation. " I t ’s about a wedding,” Toby practice th.at once upon a time did while the production of food was what you might call a story to Cummings won highest honors. Miss $3.70 a month for 30 months $5.57 a month for 30 months $3.09 a month for 36 mnntli.s $4.63 a month for 36 months tid e a^ain, Ie.s( a couple of subs or on the stage while he performed One of the most Important Attorney General Cummings re­ said slowly. “You’re going to be A M E R IC A ’S ' much for the development of Eng­ ns the late Howard Thurston. spread among 6.000.000 farmers. turned the otlier day from a six- make your halt curl. Do you Clarissa L. Pendleton second. Re­ payable with your electricity bill. payable with your electricity bilL I squadron of 7u-nii!c mi hour sea- rules to observe when a Imil Is Invited to a wedding, BUI." freshments of cakes and tea were payable with your electricity bill. pa.vabic with your electricity bill. lish literature. That practice was Burton Hepburn, who looks present is to leave It alone. Pick­ week vacation In Florida. The know. Gorgeous, every day In every ■•ds send them rill to Dricv Jones' like his sister Katharine, wins a Bill Takes Caro of Ijilior way you become more and more re­ served. Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell will ing at it. squeezing It or 0|>enlng Department of Justice functioned (T o Be Concluded) dter together ivlth their officers the custom, fairly prevalent over family wager by having his play Perhaps the last piece of legls- as usual In his absence. markable. The crazy things you've entertain the club next Thursday BEST LOOKING NEW CAR It before It has come to a point will afternoon. d crews. several centuries, whereby rich men produced In the country this eiim- done! And the way things have hap­ only make matters worse. Most Mrs. CTharlcs P. Miner returned to i and particularly rich noblemen made mer. Three yeara ago. the Hep­ bolLs should not be opened 'icfore 36 pened. Just think of It— in one year H IN TS .AT SUICIDE. J The next time Coiigie.ss Is asked burn parents gave him that Cambridge, Maas., with her sister, themselves patrons o f Impecunious or 48 hours have passed. -Mistaken powers are good, the resulllni pltatlon of the heart and gas In the leaving the flve-and-ten store to be­ length of time In which to shape Miss Marjory Thompson, to visit i p thirty or forty millions to build meddling In the early stage, will do Inflammation will be held down to stomach ? My meals seem to make come the ‘Cinderella Heiress.' Am er­ New Britain. April 21.—(AP) — PAY WITH YOUR ELECTRIC BILL but talented writers, backed them their mother, Mrs. Alice Thompson >• battleship or a battle cruiser It is hts own career; he said that he the size of a pimple: when the re­ so much gas that my heart heats ica’s most photographed girl. The Edward T. Ostro.okl. about 57, was more harm than good. If It Is de­ for a few days. financially and to some extent pro­ wanted to be a playwright and sistive powers are low. then a large too fast." Darling of the Headlines. They’ve a found dead in hi.s home here last tin be hoped that the lesson of the sired to hurry matters along, the Another Amston lake lot has been moted them socially, winning their tliat he'd have his show' produced boll will result. Answer: One of the common dozen names for you, haven't they? night by two nephews. i;Mndlterrancan will not be forgotten, within the stipulated period. He application of a warm, moist, con­ sold. The new owner la Mrs. Ber­ I ttlll be glad te send you an arti­ causes of palpitation Is the presence D’you know what I read the other Dr. John Purney. medical exam­ reward principally from the prestige sold his fli'st drama two days be­ tinuous flaxseed poultice may make man M iller of Hartford. we are to spend grea't sums for cle on Bolls. To secure 11, write to of gas In the stomach which causes day? That a movie company wants iner gave the cause (. death aa of a reflected fame—or hope of fame. fore the deadline. the boll come to a head a little more A "B ingo" and dance was held at ival defense let It be spent accord- quickly than It would otherwise. me In care of this newspaper and en­ a pressure up against the heart. to film your life story and get you aaphyoclatlon and said indicatlona Tlniez have changed, o f course, close ten cents and one large, selt- Flatulence of this type la genera*Iy to play the lead." pointed to suicide. Amston hall Saturday evening for to the dictates of the science ol Billy Hose returned from Tc-xas Once a boll has formed, keeping the benefit of St. Andrew’s Catholic The Electric Refrigerator Dealers Of Manchester and with them perhaps the outlook addressed envelope. due to using wrong food combina- "You know 1 wouldn't do any­ The man was stretched out on a d not for Imposing machin- with new surprises. He has hired the skin clean should become a first church, CXtlchester. i Uona or.to lulng foods which In thing like thaL” table which had been pulled close to of writers of real ability has prob­ Shirley Temple as a temporary star consideration. Strict cleanllne.ss of M*. and Mrs. Charles C. Sellers fiigbten in g to look a t and ex- QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS themselves cause gas. such as onion. "A lot of girls would breidf their a gas range. Ostroski's face rested ably changed to such en extent that of the Texas Centennial. the akin surface will help tc pi-cvent I returned Sunday morning from a *Iy comfortable for admirals to I garlic, cooked cabbags. and so on necks for such a chance. Debu­ over an open jet. they would Infrequently be content The chief worries o f the boys the spread of the Infection. Certain­ trip to New York, where they spent (Normal Pulse Kate) Try making your meals more simple tantes from the so-called 'flrsl fam- Tne discovery was made when be and aboard, but aa obsolete as the nnd girls who attend cocktail ly the patient should take great a day or two. While there they to be thus personally patronized, and see If this does not remove th» lllea’— " failed to appear for bla evening meal shindigs for the visiting Bette care to keep the aurrounding sur­ Question: Frank F. writes: "How witnessed Mrs. Sellers' play, “The preferring to stand or fall on Uielr face aa clean as possible. fast should the pulse beat normal­ ; tendency to flatulence so thin the "W ell. I’d rather have my neck m the rooming bouse where be lived Davis seemed to be the pronun­ unbroken, thanks. You know I Ctood S t Anne," which was present­ ' I *HIS new Studeboker b cootpktely newt own merits. ciation of her given name— Bet Probably moat people open bolls ly ? W hat Is the normal rale of heart beat will remain normal. hate those things they print Tim. ed by Barnard (College players at PROOF OF DEFLATION or Betty? Miss Davis answers to at home: however. It Is a good plan breathing, also the normal blood X Only car with Automatic Hill Holderl Nevertheless It Is hardly to be And people looking at uie as DIES FROM BURNS. Brlnkerboff Theater, the college aU' , month the first one. to have a large boll lanced by a doc­ presiure?" CALUNG HI6 SHOT Year’s standKut car in styb—designed by Not very cheerful Is the statement doubted that many brilliant mtnd.s thought I were a freak. That's one ditorium. Mrs. Sellers wrote the The Manchester Electric Company ' The Tltterton murder mystery, tor. The boll is lanced for the pur­ Answer; Ths normal pulse rate play some years ago when a student State Bank Commls-sioncr W alter I ’m told, haa Inspired more ama­ pose of allowing the escape of dead Is 72 per minute. The normal of the reasons T bate going back Danbury. April 21.— (API —Floyd Helen Dtyden! World’s strongest all.*teel oftar low aowii por- are driven out of ihc field of litera­ Dallas, Tex.— Paul Hubbard, who to .New York. " at Barnard College. In his report to the Superior teur Philo Vances and Arsonc tissue, and to hasten removing the breathing is 18 per minute and Robson, 28. of Beaver Brook went barip roo • «ow Phone 5181 ture because their prod,let la In ad­ started from San Francisco in a The Yorkshire Distillery (Com­ body! Automatic overdrive! 58H inches of in s Sfatfoboker SoSo» T T S M a in S t Luidns to action than there were the normal aystollc blood pressure Tim said quickly, "I'll tel! you Heights, a junk dealer, died last concerning tl.e condition of core. Lancing also relieves the ten­ 1900 model automobile In mid-Feb­ pany, Amston, waa closed for a S e 11 T o rod cqo lao o d vance of the time or too unconven­ In the first days of the Hopewell sion. Is 130. These may fluctuate consid­ how you can g e l awav from it." night in Danbury hospital of burns elbow room* Officul gw ccooofny record o/ ruary, reached the Texas Centennial "H o w ?" week or more recently on account of MdocY nrw low C. 1. 14 closed Connecticut banks fer tional to attain to success In the kidn^ing. As a matter of fact, erably with exercla* or emotional How suffered earlier In the day. 24.27 miles per gallon! Largest sales in 7 yean! T. S ^ reoat Bodaot When you are watchiag the grounds when ha said he wxiuld— troubles with the water supply. It tbo Banking Department la literary market. And there the E. 51st street police station. daveiopfhent o f a boll, you brg ehaage* wUbout gueb fiuctut Uon "By marrying ms. Marry me Hospital attendanU said RobEOii PUo. In charge of the Investigation, April 20— In opiu or tha foljo w ln f: ano wa'ii take a boat for Ball or bad bean using an acatylana toren la understood that repairs were being km acting at receiver. The four- wouldn't seem to be any particular watching a struggle between ths IndlcatlQg the presence of any disor­ waa foread to set aalde an hour der. Wind ovarturced his trailer three the South tea Islands or Majorea. to Cut through metal parts of an old rushed, and no doubt have been com­ do. not Include the Manchester invading organisms and the defen times. Ha bad. to overhaul the two- pleted. reason why the reluctance of au­ on a Monday afternoon, to listen Mve powers of the body. The Any place you say!" He caught automobile when the flames came and Trust Company ^lich b cylinder motor twice. The chain Mrs. Bert Lewis, wife of the pas­ GEORGE S. SMITH SAVE NOW WITH ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION thors to become the tame cats of In­ to all the drawing room detec­ body will fight to erect a bfirriar her sbouldera. drew her tow sid In contact with gasoline In the tank 3(1 Bissell Street Manchester ' liouidated under a aoedal act tives, clear tba atatl^ bouse— ru i **''*''* off "I fneas 100 Umea. him. "Toby, you know how I feel ^ caiialug on explosion. tor of the Hebron and Gilead Coo- j dividual patrons need prevent the which stops the spread o f tha in* Question: Dorothy L Inquires: "la usually on a mouMtain road.” Ouls- I •bd f s t some work dona. about you!" Robson's clothing caught ujjff anq gregationa] churches, was leader of fectloB, aad whoa the deftMtv* tken aay rtUUoMblp between pel-1 inf speed was ts miles. ■J "But, rv « told you. Tim—" |bt WM buniad about th. body. i j i .. r A U K S I X MANCHESl-EH EVENING HEEALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21,198«. MANUHESl'ra EVENING HERALD. 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ON THI< North Woodstock lost Friday after­ ConoecUcut State CoUcfe, Henry MIDDLETOWN WOMAN noon. 1 Trumbull, Plalnvtlle, Conn,, H. Li, DAILY RADIO PROGRAM DEMOUY HONORS Overnight A. P, GIlO. SCOUT TROOPS TO STRESS CHILD The Reading Club met with NEW SONS OF ITALY Famham, East Windsor Hill, Clono. POLITICAL HOWE’S FUNERAL Mrs. Harold Graham Monday after­ TUI8DAY, APRIL t1 (Central and Rastem Standard Time) News 103 YEARS OLD TODAY PLAN SPRING R AU Y noon. Natal All profTftma to k«7 and baal^ chains or croups thereof unless sp^ct« ‘OAO’ WM. WALSH: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomforde, Begins Tomorrow Pad; caaat to coa&i i.c to e) deatcnatl in Includes all available stations. FRONT DENTAL HEALTHMiss Dolly Thomforde, Mrs, Edna OFHCERS NAMED New Haven—Prealdent Robert M. Mffl. Lucy Woodworth Takes; TO BE TOMORROW Recreation ('enter #tatlena rasarva right to ehange programs without previous notice. P. M. I Hutchina of the University of Chica­ Outdoor Get-Tosrether to Be Thomforde RUey and three children NBC-WEAF NETWORK Cent. Cast. go aald the future of higher leam- Great Interest in Politics — ' who have spent eeveral days at thalr Item# o f Interest Held atr-Oenter Springs Park summer home "Stone Croft" return­ BASIC — East! weaf wlw weel wtle 8:48— 6:45—Renfrew of the Mounted ! Organizer of John Mather I lug in America hinged upon "single- Receives Friends at Celebra-1 wjar wtaf wceh kyw whio w.fbr wto 6:00— 7:00—Myrl A Merge, Sketch- Saturday, May 16. State Department of Health ed Sunday to their New York City Extraordinary Meeting of ^t7 when wcaa wtam ww) wsal: Mltf: east; The Three Brown Bears—w j minded pursuit of Intellectual vir­ tion. Tu('sday 8:15— 7:15—The Musical Toast—ba­ President Changes Plans; T( home. ksd wmatj wcfl who wow wdaf tues and devollun to the udvance- The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup­ The men's volley ball period »1U MIDWBST—wood wire ste: E. Moneak Ensemble—nild^cst Chapter Given Ovation As meiit of knowledge" by unlveraltlea. The “ Ctrl Scout Rally of the NORTHWEST A CANADIAN ~ wtmj 8:30— 7;30—Kate Smith’s Song Time Middletown. April 21,--(A P I — Announces Need for More per was observed at the Federated Lodge Picks New Treasur­ he from 5 to 6:30. wlba katp webo wdav kf^r crct cfcf 6:45— 7:45—Boake Carter’a Comment Wetherefteld—Ralph L. Walker Winds" is the name given to the an­ 7:00— 8:00—Lavender A Old Lace— -Mrs. Lucy A. Woodworth, the oldest Return to White Hous< church Sunday morning service. Tbs w'omen'e swimming classes SOUTH — wTva wplT wwno wava wjaz ! He Reaches 73rd Year. former warden of Rhode Island and nual spring outdoor get-together of Miss Dorothy Walker of Summit, will meet as toUon's: 7:00 to 7:i5, wfla>waan wlod warn srmo wsb wapi baalc; Sengs—wait: Band—Dixie resident of the city and probably of all Girl Scout troops Ir the Manches­ Centers for Care. er and New Orator. wjdx wsmb kroo wky wfaa wbap kpre 7:15— 6:15—E. Dunstedter Organ—w Vermont State prisons, accepted the New Jersey, Is a guest of Miss beginners; 7:45 to 8:30, Interme­ W ard W eek 7:30— 8:30—Ken Murray Show—to e ,woal ktbs ktha wsoo wiar wls wcac appointment of warden of the Con­ Middlesex county, observed her ter organization,- which this year After the Rites. Alvina Wochomurka and attended diate. 'wfbe 8r00— 9.00—Walter O'Keefe —c to cst necticut State prison to aucceed will be held at Center Springs woods MOUNTAIN-»koa kdjrl Vflr kahi 8:30— 8:30—Fred Waring Show—to o william "DnJ" Walah, Paal Wor- ' lO.Ird birthday anniversary today. the Sunday morning service at the The gym will be reserved at 8 , PACIFIC—kfi krv komo khqkpo kcu 9:00—10:00—Mary Picktord’e Parties Warden Charles ,S. Reed who died instead of the old golf grounds. The The part that mouth hygiene Federated church. At the extraordinary' meeting of 9:30—10:30—The March of Time—to o ahlpful Master of Manchester Ln(lon. .Mrs. Currie Chao " ’oodworth rc- plete programs will be sent to each The regular meeting of Tolland urer and Mr. Naretto takes tho The women’s social activities 6:00— 7:00—Amo# 'n* Andy—r;m only ea«i; Harry Sosnik Orchea,—west bring the nearcat meeting of the Mass., instead of going to his Hyd< lar bulletin this week, since those London Lounge Style 6:15— 7:15—Edwin C. Hiii’e Comment 11:46—12:45—Laurie Higgins Orchsstre man...... Ca11 snnrruglBt.' told Connecti- : disposition that has troops at the later date. Park home for the rest of the week Grange will be held 'Tuesday eve­ place of Dante PaganI ns Orator. grmijTw'llI meet at 7:30. onid purchasing such huge quantities that we hove 4:3^~ 7>3Q Oould A Shcfter, Pianos Who are working for the Improve­ ning, April 21, at i’le Community About 100 members w'cre present The men's sw'lmmtng classes will at a Record Low Pricel • ;45— 7:45—You A Your Government NBC-WJZ NETWORK cut college students the only way to I u’ ” , ! r ' f endeared her to No special reason was given at ment of child health are now faced House. Tha third and fourth de­ and many Important motions w'cre meet as follow's: 7:00 to 7:45, life been able to moke every price phenomenally low. 7:0I>— 6:00—Leo Relsmen'e Orchestra BASIC — Eastt wji wbi-wbza wha! end war Is through public opinion. | ^ . the White House for.the change In approved. At the conclusion of the 7:30— 8:30—Wayne King Waltz Prog. wham kdka wgar wxya wlw w syr wmal Cheshire ■Members of the State ' much of her time knlt- plans. The President will etum to with the problem of Increasing the grees will be conferred on a class saving: 7:45 to 8:30, non-swimmers. You hove never seen such variety of attractive, • :0(L- 6;0CL-The Voice o» the People wfil; Mldi wrky wanr wla kwk kuil of candidates. The third degree will business of the day. refreshmenta The East Side: will play basket- 8:30— 8:30—Eddy Duchin Munc—'o o wren wmaij kfo. Pharmacy Association were honored ' ' '” “ ’<*''8: rag rugs. She al- New York a t y on Saturday to keep number of health centers to which w'ere served and the members enjoy­ 8:00—10:00—Ed Dowling Revue—to o at the annual tvrwling banquet of token Interest in politics The Poet’s Column an engagement to apeak before the be worked hy the Ladles degree bal from 7 to 8 o’clock. quality merchandise, even during other Ward • :3(L—10:3<>—Jimmy Fiditr Talk—f» e MIDWCST*-wint wood wire children may be taken fos oral team and the fourth degree by the ed themselves by all singing songs NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ the Connecticut Phanimceutlcal As- 11* - h't'’br failed to cast her bal- National Democratic clubs that prophylaxis and where mothers may together. A public aetback party will be 8:45—10:45—The Twin City Foursome suclutlon '°t at an election. THE MOVIES night. regular officers. The Harvest Sup­ WeeksI Not for many months will you find such 10:00—11:00—Ruby Newman Orchest.— wlba kelp webo wday kfyr crct cf'f L learn the principles of mouth hy- held at the West Side Rec on Cedar east; Amoe"n* Andy—west repeat Now Britain—Withdrawal of Ml-1 ^ young woman she attended per will follow at the close of the SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno w]e wjax When w:e need Some recreation He will motor on to Hyde Part ] ftene and nutrition. street. Play will start at 8 c'clock. amazing reductions! Get your shore of savings I 10:30—11 :S0—News; Ted Lewi# Orchae. wf]a-weun wind warn wmo wsb w.ip| chad W Bannan left Judge WTIllam I Academy hero. ! CHARUS MICUEISON Sunday morning to spend a work. The women's afternoon bowling 10:45—11:4S~Jesse Crawford at Organ wJdx wamb kvoo W’ky wfaa wbap kpro Or a little relaxation. The dental and medical profea- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clough of 11:00—12:00—Phil Levant A Orchestra wool klba klba waoc wav© nv:,o wfbc A Hagearty as the only candidate '. " tifdworth, who was superln- By .ASSOCIATED PRESS days. NEW ENGLAND AYRSHIRE at the School street Rec will start 11:30—12:30—Stan Nome A Orchestra We put on our hat and to a movie alona have already made good pro­ New London were guests at the MOUNTAIN-kna klo kRlr kghl lor Ihe .State Central committeeman t^'bdent of a textile mill, died a mim- Charles Mlchelson, a slightly ( go. Howe's body was brought to th« at 3 o’clock. CBS-WABC NETWORK po.sl from New Britain. , t^^r of years ago. gress toward keeping the teeth of home of Mr. Clough’s mother, Mrs. PACIFIC-kgo l.fad kox kga k^'.a kjr stooped man whoso typewriter ail i We soon forget our troubles. White House this morning to remain children sound and clean, and of Nellie Oough Sunday. Thursday BASIC—East: wabc wndc v\oW<* i^cao Cent. East. Marttoril--Depositor.a of 11 clo.aed — hut smokes when he writes of Re­ They disappear like bubbles until It is placed aboard the Presi­ late years parents have made SHOW-SALE MAY 11 Tlie Crescents will play basket­ waab wnsc wgr wkbw ukro whk wjr Connectiuiil bank.-, inaj have to suf- i The setback party under the aus­ wdrc wcau wjas wean wfbl wspd wjev; 3:30— 4:30—Harry Sv/an Stories publicans. has a bigger part In the I Or like dew' In early morning. dent's special train tonight The greater efforts to keep the teeth of pices of Tolland Grange held at the ball from 8 to 9 o'clock. Midwest: wbbm w(bm kmV.'O kmox 3:45— 4:45—The Magic Voice—N. T. fer an ultimate loss of $0.50(1,000, i political show than Ms title might I Beneath the sun's warm glow. east room became a funeral chapel The women's swimming classes FULL FASHIONED whaa kfab krnt 4:00— 5:00—Meeli'i’ House, Orametio their children clean and to give home of Mr. amd Mrs. Henry La- A shotv and auction sale of fifty 4:30— 6:30—The Singing Lady—east said Walter Perrj’, state bank com- indicate. for the last rites. them a tooth-bulldlng diet, as rec­ bonta at South Willlngton Friday will meet as follows; 7:00 to 7:45. EAST—wbna wpg mhp wheo wins u fes ml.'.sloncr. , choice, registered, federally ao worn wicc cfrb ckac wlbx wmas weeg 4:46— 8:45—Orphan Ann>e—enrt only ROCKVILLE Many a campaign speech rolled : We see ladles of great beauty. Tho plans called for services at ommended by the dentist, doctor, evening la.st waa well attended. credited and blood-tested Ayrshire., advanced: 7:45 to 8:30. life saving. DIXIE—wfnt wefa wbrc wiinm wdod 8:00— 6:00—News: The Minute Men HarU'(ird - John G. Winant, chair-1 off sonorou-sly by a high ranking All intent upon their duty. 4 p. m., with close friends and rela­ klra wreo wl.ao wwl wtoc krld klrh 6:15— 6:15—Capt. Heafy — wj* wbi> nurse or dental hygienist. Mothers Miss Hattie Jewett ot Rockville la scheduled for Monday. May 11th Friday ktsa waco koma wdbo wbt wdae wb:g wbzn man ol the p ederal social security I party leader may be written by -Mi- Of pleasing those who see them on tives attending. The Rev. C. Ernest no longer cease their attention to w.as an overnight g'uest of Mis.s at 10:00 a. m.. at the Wood Farm of Danrlng In the gv'm from 8:30 to Silk Stockings wdbj wwva wmbg wpjs wnibr wala 8:80— 6:30—Press*Radio News — ha* board, told members of the Connec­ chelson, the Democratic press agent. the screen. Smith of St. Thomas Episcopal ohlldren’s teetli after eruption of the Bertha Place Friday night. J. W. Alsop, Avon, Connecticut un­ 12:30. ktul kcko wcoa \Mlnc wnox kwkh elc: The Singing Lady—uiidw. : pt, ticut Con.anmcrs' League that Uiere They W'ear furs of mink or sables: church, win officiate. MIDWEST—wgl wmbd wlan wlbw kfh 8:3^ 6:35—Frank end Flo-*-wJi only In addition. It will bo up to him to first teeth, and await complaint of der the auspices of the New Eng­ CHIFFON OR SERVICEI wamk wkbn wcro wsbt kacj wnx wnc 6:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomas — eart; Is no finality In the Social Security DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE keep the "handouts"—articles that perhaps W'e are unable The President and Mrs. Roose­ toothache. It has been well demon­ land Ayrshire Qub. These cattle 18 BITTEN BV DOG WOWo Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest Art nor In the carrying out of Its In effect will “point with pride" to To decide upon the prettiest. velt, together with members of Mr strated at the Well Child Confer­ have been selected from tho leading Los Angeles, April 21— (AP) — MOUNTAIN—kvor kir koh ks1 6:00— 7:00—Easy Aces, Skit—also c provisions. When each could be a queen. LKuolly 49c COAST — khj Icoln kfrr kni kf|>y kvi 6:15— 7:15—Art Hell Southern Rubes the administration's record and How'e's family, will leavt the city ences and Summer Round-Ups that KEEP KITE FREE herds of New England by the sales Thirteen children between the ages $8DOW N,ll/Aenlhly kfbk kmj kwg k^rn ken.H In .New York on irallc Town Committee will meet press" possible. and nurses. There la a pressing need Ford Farm la located 9 miles west mer I basic: Venida Jones. Oroan—west 11:30—12:30—George Dlsen A Orchestra .May IS fur .six weeks. Colonel Howe, secretary to Presi­ for more centers where the gospel peatedly sounded by power and Hurry—SAVE NOW! Tho regular meeting of the D>'- this evening at eight o'clock In the The children are so cunning. light companies In Connecticut of Hartford on the Albany Turnpike. Molay Chapter was duly opened at Police Court room. Memorial build­ dent Roosevelt, and his oldest poUti- of 0^ health can be spread, espe- Breeders arc invited to visit Wood FOR TASTIER SALADS tion of new dwellings. Consider­ In their little clothes so stunning, elally among parents of children of against the dangers Involved when 9:00- Camel Caravan—Casa Loma 7:45. Following tho usual tranaa' ing. with Chairman Leo B. Flaherty eaj advisor, died Saturday at Naval rlilldren are permitted to play near Ford on Sunday, the day before the able difficulty waa o-xperlenced In We admire them very greatly as W'e hospital after an Illness of more the pro-school age. It Is In tho pre­ IVANHOE Orcheatra. Ted Hn.Mng and tion of business the remainder of the presiding. At this time final plans watch them at Uielr play. electric lines or to fly kites in the sale, and carefully Inspect the offer­ digging the trench for the sewer than a year. school period that there exists the ing. Walter O’Keefe. evening was taken up hy a varied GILEAD will be made for the primary cau­ pipes as water flowed In from the We pee both tears and laughtsr, vicinity of such lines, the practice i/onf)ais e cus which will take place on Mon­ There waa deep sadnesb at the greatest opportunity of establishing At 10:00 a. m.. Daylight Saving WTIC 9:30 • I-'red Wnilng'.s Pennsylva' program I Rev. Rerl Lev/ia, minister at the soaked earth. — perhaps a minute after still continues and while there have Travelers HrnacIciutUny SeT\1c*. Ilians. day, April 27 when seven delegates White House yesterday as the Pres­ a foundation for good teeth for fu- Time, on the morning of the sale all Costs LESS per salad* .lamea McCaw, president of Wil­ [ Gilead Congregational church, had Owners May Run Doga We decide w'e'll sec tjiote children. been no recent fatalities several Hartford, O o q i l 10:00- Metropolitan Players liam Walah Alumni Council, Intro­ will bo selected to the Democratic If they come another day. ident made final arrangements for tuie citizens. children have already had narrow entries will be judged by David Gib­ A ft., W ari f f n k 79c Save 0 3 on w. a. u m.** m as his text Sunday morning, "The State Convention. Announcement has been made by the funeral—the 16th In the history It cannot be denied, the bulletin son, Strathglaas Farm, Port (Ches­ TRY A JAR TODAY 50,000 1040 10:30— March of Time. duced John L. Relnarti, outstand­ Victory of Life." The Christian En­ escapes from electrocution this (Baatcm Standard rime.) 10:45—To Be Annniinr#*d. At the meeting tonight a report the Rockville Fish and Game Club o f the executive mansion. eon tinned, that many maladies, ter, N. Y„ who Is well known to the ing local amateur radio operator, deavor wa.s omitted here (uid tho that men owning bird dogs will be It Isn't men and women active, spring, reports from public utility OCCASIONAL 11:00—Spurt News. who gave a very interesting talk on will be given by the committee ap­ That ever make It attractive. Family Present gu ;h as sinus Infection, mastoid ab- companies show. Ayrshire ranks as a leading author­ 11:05 - New.q Service. .voting people attended the service at pointed to run the caucus. This allowed to run their dogs In the With the President were Mrs. ae"ss. rheumatic fever, heart disease ity on the breed. The cattle w'lll Tuwdav. .April 21. ■A.matenr Kadio: for Kim and Uone- the Hebron Congregational churcb. state leased land at Ogden's Comer. There are w'ondroua things In nature All parent.^, the companies urge, 11: Otto Nciibnucr and hl.i Dipl fU". The two organtzatlon.s llalene I c(iuinilUec includes Representative We have never seen before, Howe and her son. Hartley, of Bm - and many others, have been direct­ compete for cash prizes and ribbons SHIRTS P . M . Permission to do this has been .should warn their children of the iiialri. The young people of Gilead are 'Mlliam J. Dunlap. Raymond Spiel- ton. A,daughter, Mrs. Robert Bak­ ly caused by, or aggravated by. In­ will be awarded by the National 3;15—Ua Perkins. to an Impressive Ue.scrlptlon of the Invited to lake part in an athletic granted by tho State Board of Fish­ GI rlou.s mountains reaching high; dangers involved in kite flying when C h a irs 11:30 Don Redman's Orchestra. part amateur radio took In tho re­ man, president of tho Young Demo­ Famous rivers rushing bv. er. and her husband, of Urbana, lU.. fections which have gained entrance Ayrshire Breeders' Association. To Spacialfor C 3:80—Vic and Sade. program, held at Middletown. Mon­ eries and Game. Details of the ter­ to the body through neglected, un- there Is any possibility that the kite th ii w##k Toni<»rrow's Program cent flood disaster. It was pointed crats Club; Edward B. Coogan, sec­ It iH thrilling Just to see'them. came later to the capital. Also here or Ita string may become entangled the consignor of the grand cham­ 8:i5—The 0 ’Nelll«. day evening, April 20. ritory open for such running of •ound teeth. I>ecayed teeth may only A. M. out by Mr. Relnartr, that 2.5 "ham " retary of the Town committee; Mrs. And W'e love them more and more. for the services were James, eldest with electric wMres. One child in a pion female the New England club 4:00—Women’s Kndio Review. Mrs. E. E. Foote accompanied Catherine W. Burke, state commlt- dogs Is posted at the Fish and Game art as the portal of entry for bac­ 66 8:00—New's Service. stations handled over 7,-tOO mossage.s Club property. son of the President and Mr. and Connecticut city recently escaped will award a special silver trophy. C K * ; 4:30—OIrl Alone. -Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hulbiirt of Co­ teewnman and chairman Flaherty. Mrs. John Boettiger, his son-in-law teria to any part of the body. 6 *® 8:15 -Shupperti’ Special. during the few wi-eks of emergency The club has decided to award a Somedays we’re melancholy. .sudden death, when his mctal-ribhcd Consignments have been, secured White broadcloths — vat- 4:45—Blue Room Kchoes—Joseph 9:00—Dear Columbia. lumbia, Sunday, and spent the day Re-elect OITIcera But w'ould like to be more jolly. and daughter. Due to present economic condi­ from Alta Crest Farms, Spencer, $ 0 5 0 SUNDAY Following the talk, the Connell re­ prize at each meeting and If tho kite was trapped in clcrtrlc wires, dyed plain colors—attrac­ Bliinie, dirnrtnr. 9:30—Woman’s Place. at tho home of Mrs. George Miller A meeting of the Republican We're tired of reading, sewing, Howe's two associates In the tions, many children have had to get only because the cotton string he Mass.. Fillmore Farms, Bennington, Roifid Trip Rolirgod Par# VerHiedv*luest9.9St Mod­ 5;00—Ameiicnn Modlcnl Ansoria- tired to the John Mather room to In Colchester. members whose name Is drawn 1s Town Committee wa.s held last eve­ working. White House secretarlaL Stephen T, along without fresh fndts, and have was usmg-did not conduct the cur­ Vt.. W(xh1 Ford Farm. Avon. Conn., lU jjm Childr** ) 6sd Usdtr 12 MtU Far* tive Spring pattern!— erns Chippendales and tion. 9:45—Montana 811m Yodllng continue their meeting. not present the prize will go over to 1 Cowboy. Mrs. Charles Ganter and daugh­ ning at which time Francis J Wo know we need a rest, Early and Marvin Hi McInt>Te. also been deprived of a eufflelent amount rent to him. Had It been wire or Hlghbrook Farm, Cornwall Bridge, (tsfttru Stsmd*ri Ttm«i they’re all included at this others 1 Styles to go with 8:30—“Dick Tracy." On behalf of the Chapter, Master ter, Dorothy, ot Marlborough, wore Pritchard waa re-elected chairman. tho next meeting. of milk, both of which are foods all types of furnlahingtl 0:55— Radio Programs for Today. Councillor .lames Baker presented New Organist Engaged -So we get the little bonnet. planned to accompanv the body to tinsel string, or If the string had Conn., A. H. Hatch. Granby, Mass., Iw. Hartford ...... I.IJ A.W. sensationil price. Full-cut. 5:45—Rhythm of the Day; Rene 10:00— Rambles In Rhythm. visitors at the home of Mrs. Gan- Other officers rp-elected are Vice Never mind the ribbon on It, Fall River. necessary because of their high cal­ been damp, tbe high voltage woviid F. G. Spaulding. Rnyalton, Vt., Ris­ L*. Mgachtttar 1.29 A.M. Beautiful upholsteringtl [ Rale, vocalist. “Dad■’ Walah with a gift of a tie, chairman. Mrs. E.sthcr Newell Donald B, Wstrous of West Hart­ cium and vitamin content and their Oaa Boftes (South St4t{*«)...... 11.91 A.M. Soft or wilt-oroof collars. Sturdy hardwood frametl 10:15—Bob and Ronnie. a shirt and hosiery. In his short ^ r's parents, Mr. and Mra Elton And how w'c love that picture. Five of the Nation's Presidents have killed lilm instantly. The in­ ing and Nelson. West Pawlet, Vt., 8:00— ^V'^if^htvlIlo C’larlon. Buel, Saturday, treasurer, Roger J. Murphv; and ford. treasurer of tlie Hartford Importance In maintaining the In­ neruRwiKO 10:30— News Service. aridres.s Mr. Baker showed "Dad' chapter of tho American Guild of We think It is the beat. and three first ladles have been cident plunged a large part of the Holden Bros., Plttsford, Vt., S. V. 6;S0—News. The Ladles Aid of the Gilead Con­ secretary. William V. .Sadla'k. MR3. RACHEL TAYLOR. burled from the stately east room tegrity of the mucous membranes city into darkness until the trouble and F. ,S. Spalding. Poultncy. Vt., Ltr. Bait** (South S tatioa).___. . . S .8 0 r.M . 10:45—Ozark Melodies. the members' sincere appreciation of Benefit Ptetiire This Week Organist, has been engaged as or­ WARD WEEK SPECIAl Ci40— Studio Program. 11:00—The Goldbergs. gregational church will meet at the 689 Main street. They were WlUlam Henry Harrison, and the bony structure of the body was located. Other similar incidents F. J. Shepard. Wallingford. Vt., A. Tirkid food onlz In inSni IridleaUd oa >*U a( WARD WEEK SPECIAl 5*45—Muaical Moments. his faithfulness and cooperation In The RoCkVille Fire Department Is ganist and choir director of the Stttloi Tlckrt Oflk*l 11:15—Hartford Tuberculosis and home of Mra. J. Banks Jones, Wed­ Zachary Taylor. Abraham Lincoln. —a fact which emphasizes tho fact have been reported in the past H. Grant and Sons, Melrose, Conn., 7:00—Amos 'n* Andy, helping to continue the Chapter. sponsoring a, benefit picture at the Union Congregational church. He that adults and parents of the pres­ Public Health Society—E. William Walsh, who was the Mason nesday afternoon. April 22. Mrs. E. will start his duties on May i. At William McKinley, Warren O. Hard­ month. Falrleo Farms Co., Orange, Conn., NEW HAVEN 7:15—Edwin C. Hill, news commen­ W. Buell and Mrs. Norton P. War­ Princess thekter Wednesday and ing, Mrs. Tyler, the first Mrs. Ben­ ent cannot stand by and see the Special Purchasel Save 34c Each tator. Gerry Tracy — "Amcrlean In organizing the Johp Mather Thursday of ! this week, "The Fire the present time Mr. Watrous 1s Deaths Last Night To avoid all danger in kite flying, Youth Hostel." ner are assistant hostesses. jamin Harrison, and the first Mrs. bsndtcap of disesse placed upon tho power companlea suggest that SPECIAL PURCHASE 7:30— Harry Rlchman and Orchc.s- Chapter, was elected chairman of Trap". This picture la being run organist and director of the Mount thee# children whose real heritage 11:30—Treasure House. the advisory board and has for the Mrs. E. E. Foote attended the fu­ Carnu'l Congregation of West Hart­ Woodrow Wilson. Several others. parents emphasize the following tra. neral services of Lathrop Strong In by the department in order to raise should be a sound and healthy 12 M.—Voice of Experience. past eight years presided a.s "Dad" money f(rr the purchase of new uni- ford. Including Cabinet members, have rules for their children: Ita;^'on T a ffeta 7:45— “Hold The Press.’* Westerly, R. I.. Monday afternoon, j Boston—Col. Walter Scolo Butter­ body. Don’t u.se kites with metal riba. 12:15—Musical Reveries. in consultation with tho brother­ forma for the members of the de­ Mr. Watrous has studied with field, 68, owner of a chain of 19 mo­ been burled from the chamber. WASH 5:00— Leo Relsman's Orche.^tra. April 20. Mr. Strong was cousin to Don’t use wire or tinsel string. 12:30—Mary Mnrlln. hood. partment. I Arthur Priest In Hartford and with tion picture theaters in Michigan. In this same room the Marquis 5:30— Wayne King's Orchestra. 12:45—The Ad-Llner. tho late E. E. Foote and was a fre­ Lafayette was feted. Maria Monroe Use only cotton cord- And remem­ OHEYFOR 0:00— Vox Pop Interviews. In thanking "his boys" for their Tennis Club Meeting Charles R. Fowler of St. Thomas' Lexington, Ky.—Dr. Elmer E. 1:15—Charles Slosabcrg, pianist. quent visitor In Gilead. church In New Haveu. married, the Russian G(And I^ k s ber that a wet cord is a conductor 9:80—The Fire Chief Program. token of npprcdatlon, ho showed An Important meeting of the I Snoddy. 72, for 22 years professor of SLIPS 1:30—News Service. MUs Edith F.lllK of Hartford and Sidney McAlplnc, the present or­ Alexis danced. Here also the pres­ of electricity and will cause as much SUITS marked surprise, and .said that he Rockville Girls Tennis Club will be philosophy at Transylvania College. TOLLAND 3 0:00—rEddie Dowllng'.s Kevuo. 1:45—Tom. Dirk and Harry. Kenneth Ellis spent the week-end In ganist at the Union chnr( h will com­ ent King Edward of Britain, as trouble a.s wire if it comes in con­ 30:30—Jimmy Fidlcr aiul iU.s Holly­ was entirely imnwurc of the occu.alon held at the home of Emil St. Louis 2:00—National Awards Meeting of as hhs birthday had passed. New York visiting their sister and this evening at seven thirty o'clock. plete his dutiea at the church on Prince o f Wales, was greeted by tact with electric lines. Roqulai i ; wood Gossip. i\ ord has been received of the Don’t fly your kite near power, Usually 50c National Women's Radio James Baker announced the com- brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Important matters In regard to -May 1. He has been organist at the \NOTHEB EXPLOSION President Coolidge. Poy Tax#f now. W#'ll l#l you 98c Voluo 30:45—Program From Now York. Committee. Young. church for over a year. death In Portland, Oregon, Thurs­ trolley or telephone wires or near PERSONAL 3 9 « 31:01— Sport News. mltteea for tho ensuing term as fol­ matches for the spring season, and hovt (h# n#c«iiory 64 2:30—American School of the Air. Richard Hubbard of New York Delegates Elected TRAMPS’ FRIEND DIES day. of Hon. Edwin Sumner Agard. transmission towers. Don’t even let FINANCE 31:06—News. lows: Membership, Lawrence Con­ practice games will be discussed. Danby, V t, April 21.— (AP) — 84,’ formerly prominent and one of It go over radio aerials. 5 itylei from which to verse, chairman; John Rengston, spent the week-end with his mother, The followdng arc members of the At the Republican caucus held If we hadn't bought these 31:15— Polish Dance Orchestra. The third dyi.amite blast within the leading citizens of Tolland. Ed­ Don’t let your kits get aw’ay from . . . up to COMPANY choose I All new, Bmirtg Harold Lindsay, Rutlcdgo Smith. Mra. Bertha Hubbard at tho home chih. Mrs. Walter Draycott, Doris la.st evening in the Superior Court four days disturbed Vermont Mar­ London, April 21.— (A P )—"Ram­ before the price of rayon 31:45—Jesse Crau’ford, organist. of Hart E. Buell. “ [ room, the following delegates were win Sumner Agard was bom In you. Serious injury to yourself and II hourt. You con toko cor# of Ih# loon Hoorn 2« H««te Thnatnr colorful! Contreiting Donnell Lord, William Brown, ad­ Klbbe, E. Huebner, E. Hoff. L. Mer­ blers" mourned today at the death of 33 Midnight—Weather. elected to the Republican State con­ ble Company w'orkers In the quarry Hartford, Conn., Nov. 11. 1851 and extensive damage to property are color effecta! Tubfaat, went up, we couldn't sell visor. Publicity, Chester Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone of 1 rick, R. St. Umis, M. -McCusker, G here today. Miss Cordelia Jane Hawksley, 87 W In monthly in.ioim.ni., them for so little I Bite Tomorrow’s Progniin Wapping, Mrs. Mytle Larraway of vention, Edward L. Newmarker, years old of Winchester. In Ills native city attended the pub­ likely if you do. ot course! Agee 3 to 9. A. M. chairman; William Fox and Arthur Prokop, F. Schmclske. G. Rueh, M. The explosion occurred last night cut. Lace trimmed. 34-44, Waterbury. Miss Mildred .Stone, I Ackerman and Francis Prichard. "Ramblers" was Miss Hawksisy's lic schools. Next he was sent for a Never attempt to climb poles to 6:30—Blue Grass Roy. Browm. Finance, Sherwood Brown, Little. E. Costello, Mrs. B. St. Louis behind the home of Pete Oalottt, a course of two years to a private release kites enteuigled In wires or IH H ...... i-.'.V,'?. MIas Edith Clapp and Ml.ss Olive D. Walz, and Mrs. Z. Sehliphack. William V. Sadlak, Bernard J own word for tramps. Frt. L ■ ( • • t Knwa. T:00—Moniing Watch- Ben Hsw- chairman; Stewart Kennedy, James quarrlcr. For a w'hlla deputy school In Ellington, which svas try to free them by throwing stones Clapp of Hartford were callers Sun­ Thn rof® of tnirroat rharsod t# (hr## <8> p#r #nnt. p#r month, o? thornc. Baker, Lawrence Converse. Donnell Sample Fair W(alnesdiiy For several decades a card In the taught by Edward Hall, whose at- WARD WEEK SPECIAl day aflenioon at the home ol Mr. Bherlfls believed the company's rail­ at them. fhlrty>-#li <8A) per cent, per nniinni on the unpaid amount of WARD WEEK SPECIAL 5:00—News. (Kiislcni Shimlard l liiiv.) Lord. Athletic. William Hrcnn.an, The Sample Fair will be lield In parlor window of her neat little tainments made this a noted school Don’t run across streets or high­ and Mrs. Clifford Perry. the Town Hall on tomorrow evening, road lino betw'cen the quarry and a home close to Salisbury Cathedral the loan. The co#t of a 8 IImi. lonn for ten month# la SltLAO only, 5:15— Good Morning Melodics. chairman: Charles Rogers, Sher­ loading crane had been blown up. In his day and waa called the Elling­ ways while flying a kite. trhrii prliirlpnl |* repaid In frn erinal monthly Inalallmenta of 5:80—Cheerio. wood Brown, Albert Brown, David -Mr. and Mrs. Avery West of .Nor­ with tho doors opening at seven POLICE COURT Invited any down-and-outsr to come ton Academy. From there Mr. ten dolInrW each a« nKrced. "I Thought I Couldn't Afford a Washer New York, April 21.— (A P )— Be­ wich were callers at the home of o'clock. No damage woe discovered, how­ and have tea and a cigarette with SPECIAL PITRCDASE! Old Timer Discovery Drive. Muldoon. Sick, George Converse, A flae of $15 and c-^cts W'as Im­ ever. Agard went to the East Greenwich cause of the death of hla chief sec­ chairman; Gordon McBride. William Mr. and Mra. WInthrop Porter. The members of the Emblem club the old lady. Until I Saw This Ward Week Salel'' 0:15—Woman’s Radio Bazaar. retary, Col. Loiila M. Howe, Presi­ posed by Judge Raymond A. John- Academy, East Greenwich, Rhode Gess, Otis Hills. RIton Morse. Ob­ Heniy Park« of Colchostcr called distribute the samples at Island, where he was graduated In 10:00—Food News. dent Roosevelt cancelled hla en­ 1— I w* .a — tIsAthe I'SiaAtV.booths .1 include Mra. ■ L. se H. Chap­ , I •aon In police court this morning on 10:15— Home Sweet Home. ligation and examiniitloM, Ernest on hla sister, Mrs. Clarence J. Fogll 1874, as the salutorlan of his class. gagement to uddrei.s Uie D, A. K. Sunday. man, Mrs. A. G. Vincent, Mrs, Ruth Alexander Cile, charged with main­ Printed Sheers 10:50— The Mystery Chef. Bengston, chalrmnn, P.ohert Fiiriiy. taining an automobile junk yard The following two years were pass­ convention In Washington at Uie Elton Morse, John Puter, Donnell Miss Barbara Fish of Hartford Murphy, Mrs, P. J. Johnston, Mrs. ed by him In St. Louis, Missouri. 3.0:45— Merry Melodies. time of Its ,Monday night network L. J. Conrick, Mra. Margaret Far­ without a license. Hv w'as found ' - '/'Ward W ashers 31:00—Happy Jack, songs. Lord, Abraham Cor. William Brown, spent the week-end at her home In MANCHESTER 'X'bere he waa associated with the X -K A Y S ysreM teyetr/s yHv/ItMen 2Se to iiSc Qualities broadcast. Other speakers were sub­ Gilead. rell, Mra. Margaret Fine, Mrs. D. J. not guilty of operating a place for 31:15— “Be Kind To Animals Week"; advisor. Entertainment. Chester the sale and repair autos at 867 musical Instrument house ot A. stituted. • Ferris, chairman; Welles Tolson, Mrs. Ruby Gibson and son, Stuart, McCarthy, Mra. Mary Danaher, Mrs. 01 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE at a Price Only Ward Week J. Seth Jones, Conn. Humane Oakland street without a license. Sumner and Company, but his mind Inserted In tonight's schedule of William Brennan. Lawrence Con­ of Andover, attended church here Joseph Lavltt, Mrs. Gladys Cjui- Clean Up - Paint Up - Plant Up - Fix Up Campaign was set on the law, and after bis Society. non. Miss Minnie McCartbv, Mrs. Harold Symington, owner of prop- 31:80— Aeolian Trio. talks Is Senator Bennett Champ verse, Winston Hiid.son. Sunday morning and were dinner return to Tolland he entered upon a IN S IV E f /oW’prieeJcafs! Could Bring! Clark of Missouri, lie will discuss The Chapter will hold its ne.Nt reg­ guests at the horre of Mr and Mrs Agnes Doherty, Mrs. Maud Foley. o ty nearby. Motoi Vehlclo Inspector In Co-operation With the Selectmen and Town Officers course o f legal study with the noted 1 6 :^ 31:45— Sweethearts of the Air with Harlan B. Norton and Police Lieu­ You with your own ayoa lubricated exactly like the hiKhest- "American Democracy Todav ’ via ular meeting May I, at 7.;;o it was J. Bank.s Jonea. Mrs. John E. Flaherty. Mrs. Mary jurist, Charles Phelps of Rockville Lawns, dimities, voilea. Andy Sanella. , Keeney, Mra. Thomas Garvan. -Mrs. tenant William A. Barron testified OFFICIAL INSPECTION REPORT BLANK priced cars. That they will run 31:597-Flre Weather Flash, Time WEAF-NBC at 10:45. I announced follow ing the meeting Fred Way and children, Ruth and who later became state's attorney. tha Tiled iaerturoa that manu- sweeter” and keep thrir new-car plqut voiles, and muslins. I that all members .who have not re- John of West Hartford spent the Raymond Hunt, Mrs. Mary Grazla- that a feore of auto- without licenses FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN In 1880, be waa admitted to prac­ Signals. Try these tonight talks: dlo, Mrs. Evelyn Keeney. or tires and unlit to operate were In iocturara LEAVE OUT ol tlulr "feel" long after other cars have Amazing values I N ew 33 N oon -^ en e Arnold and the WEAF-NBC at 7:45, D. C Wlne- eeived their tickets for the Father, week-end at the Welleaway farm. tice In the state of Connecticut and failed. Spring prints. Tubfstt col- Foresters to .Meet view' of the highway and tLat Cole NOTE: This report should be filled out checking the Items waa on# of the active lawyers of low-ptlcad cars bul POINT Ranch Bovs. brenner, 3rd. on "The Con.smution hnnijm-t ^houM got Mrs. Fred Way is visiting with accomplished and turned In at s chool hy the pupil. If you have See the X-Ray System at the near­ ori. Make charming dresses. friends in Florida. Court Hearts of Oak, Foresters of had refused to correct the situation this part of the state. In 1884 be ac­ est Nash-LaFayette showroom. "The P. M. and the States;" WJZ-.NBC(' at TO10. ' l"Ui*h with (’ heater Fcnl.s or rail America will hold their regular when warned. no child attending school, please fill In and give to a neighbor­ TO WITH PRIDE In thalr 3 D O W N , U M o n th ly 13:15— Honcyboy and Sassafras. •1980. .Mr. and Mrs. Romolo Sagllo and cepted the position of treasurer of Nash Motors C>3., Kenosha, Wis. — In Com Emergency peace campaign, .Mrs! meeting on Thursday evening at Cole claimed he had been prev'ent- ing child so he can obtain the credit the Underw'ood Manufacturing Com­ hlqhar-ptlced coral Small Carrying Charge 12:30—Merry Madcaps — Norman F. D. Roosevelt and_ others, also vhlldren were visitors In Hartford, eight o'clock In thetr hall In the Saturday. ed from doing anything by the In­ pany. He waa vice president of the ' 5 more f*e.i * UZij/ Cloutier, director; with Bob ringing of Liberty Bell; WABC-CBS Bank building. Delegates from East­ We have cleaned up our: WARD WEEK SPECIAl Wards ordered thou* Mrs. Ida Heck, teacher at the clement weather this winter and We have planted: WlUlam Sumner Belting Co. and The X-Ray System will show you Ellis. at 10;45, Sen. Robert F. Wagner on PUBLIC RECORDS ern Connecticut who plan to attend thln« that you’ve never seen before LOW MONTHLY sandi of wathert at on* Gilead Hill school, spent the week­ spring. He was represented by At­ held that office as long as the busi­ 1:00— News and Weather. "Wagner Housing BUI;" WJZ-NBC the convention will hold a meeting Back yard ...... A flower b o x ...... vital, hidden diffvences inside time to bring you thi* end at her home In Union. torney Harold W. Garrlty. Front lawn ...... ness remained In Tolland. Mr. Agard PAYMENTS .. K15—HU Tunes. at 10:45, Nationaj Republican Club in the hall following the meeting of A flower gard en ...... , served the town as justice of the the low-priced cars. And It will great Ward Week value! .\dnilnlstrator's Deed Mra. Albert Dorau and daughters John Lucas of 139 Oakland street Basement ...... 1:20— Mitchell Fehuster’s Orches­ dinner. Col. Theodore Roosevelt. The six acre.s of land west of Court HearU of Oak. The dele­ vacated his appeal to tho Superior A vegetable garden ...... '' peace, was tow-n clerk for six years show you. beyond all doubt, that THROUGH NEW6%C.I.T. Bir. luzurkxi# N«#h Aohuaedor aedan# Save Nearly $8l Come In today! Com* tra. Mabel and Sadie, of Wallingford] Automobile ...... Nash ''400” and LaFayetts are the with tnm k»— l 2S*inch wbeelhaae IBM WEAF-NBC —8, Leo Relsman or­ Hlllstown road, which comprised the gates from Court Hearts of Oak to Court and paid $89.17 for manufac­ A rock garden ...... W'as judge of the probate court for to $995 L o. h. Ueurj. pare It, feature for fea­ 1:50—Maurice Spltalnvjs Orches­ chestra; 9, Vox Pop: 9:30, Eddy and Miss Geraldine Werner of Meri­ the state convention Itr Derby are Attic ...... Shrubbery ...... ONLY cars In the low-price fields c.state left by Noe Huotte wlien he turing liquor without a license. Yes­ sixteen years retiring because of BUDGET PLAN AD priew Bubjact to ch«Af«, without ture and price for price tra. Duchin and others: 10, Eddie Dowl­ den were callers Sunday oftenioon Thbmas Hewitt, Martin HIrth, Porch ...... Trees ...... that are engineered, powwed and tie*. Spedsl e^ulpmeat earn 9x12 SEAMLESS was killed by an automobile last terday be w'aa fined f 76 and oosta by age limit. He was elected as repre­ tltlB. with any others! But. 2:00— Guy Hedlund and His Play- ing revue; 12. Phil Levant orches­ at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Flovd Charles Prsssler; Alternates, Wal­ O a ra g e...... Grass p lo t s ...... sentative to the Legislature in 1881 era tra. December, has been sold by James Fogll. ter Kreh, John GUlich, and Magnus Judge Johnson alter be bad protest­ Vacant l o t ...... don't mils this gr*at H. Johnston, administrator, to ifar- ed he was making 12 gallons of and was chairman of the Committee ^ 2:80—Rosa Lee, soprano. WABC-CBS—7, H. V. Kaltenborn 'The C. I. C. Sunday school class Weber. on Federal Relations. In 1897 the Ward Week value! 2:45—Jerry Selrs’ Qrchc.stra. tln Schauh who lives in the vicinity. are giving a spaghetti supper at the Refreshments and a social hour liquor for use at the wedding of his We have painted our: Axminsters anniversary; 8, New time for Lazy Mr. John.ston and the probate court daughter next month. We have cleaned up mos­ confidence of his fellow citizens was Dan; 8:30, Ken Murray; 9, Walter Gilead Hall, Friday evening, April will follow the businc.ss session. quito breeding places such as: House ...... shown by hla being sent again to V2f-gonon tub holdi 16* are still looking for heirs to the og- 24. 1936 from 6’:3n-8:00 o'clock. O'Keefe; 9:30. Pennsylvanians: 10, tate. Obligation Night Porch ...... the Legislature, and during this galioiti to lood lln# ' Mar>- Plckford. Tickets may be bought from any' The regular meeting„ of - - HopsHope Empty Un c a n s ...... Screens ...... term he was a member of the Com­ 2498 ^ DeubI# crown ogitotor Warrantee Deeds member of the class. Dancing will aiapter. No. 60, O.E.S., will take Old pails ...... mittee on Bonking and bis services i 11JZ-NBC—7, Easy Aces; 8;30, Nina T. Evans Phreanor of Glas­ Fence ...... • Lev#ll wrirtger with I Eddie Guest: 9, Ben Bemie; 9:30. follow the supper. The music will place this evening In Masonic Hall. WALL ST. BRIEFS Stagnant water ...... Oarage ...... were instrumental In having paaied WDRC tonbury to Sarah -M, Da\1a of Man­ VttiUtd Vtlu* tS2J0l Bsauti. od|Uttob!# pr#tiur# , Nickelodeon; 12:30. George Olsen's be furnished by the Jolly Four or­ Obligation Night will be observ'ed New York, April 21.—Machine Sagging eaves troughs...... the charter of the Savings Bank of tW UarUonl, Uonu. isst- music. chester, property on the south .side chestra, prompter. Jesse Hills. at this time. At this meeting the Tolland, permitting them to re­ {ully made of finest imported ^ Sam# mtchanltm ei In of Woodbridge street. tool sales have Increased in April, Miscellaneous: woolsl Moderns, hooked-rug Wordi finttt wath#rs (Ikuitem Standard nme.) What to expect Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ackerman and Obligation ceremonies will be given ceive de^slta subject to checks. Frank Rydlewlcz to Stephen and by the officers of Martha Chapter .say the current Issue o f "American Wa have: patterns, highlighted Persians! WEAF-WJZ-NBC, WABC-CBS children, Carl and Ann Marie, have Machinist." Business was stlmu- Clothes cleaned ...... Mr. Agard w'aa married Sept. 5, Alice Knsako.v;.kl, propect-* on he moved from Gilead and now are liv­ of New Britain, No. 21, assisted by 1876 to Sara Stanton Browning, of Dark blue mrt rttiiting backs I and WOR-MBS— 2 p. m.. Annual s(^uth shiv ol K ’rry strevt. lated by replacement orders from Removed rubbish p ile s ...... Rugs cleaned ...... Tueadoy, April 21. ing In Hartford. Hope Chapter. Refreshmenta will Removed dead trees and South Kingston, R. L. who was the S3 DOW N, 14 MontWy, Sntoil CenrylnB Chorns r.M . program awards by W'omen's Na­ IJa Pendens « be served following the meeting. flood areas and contracts placed by Ashes rem oved...... tional Radio committee. Annlng S. automobile makers. stumps ...... daughter of George W. and Eliza­ 3:00—Baseball Game—Red Sox v*. Notice ot action by the Hartford Furnish Transportation MUk bottles collected and de­ Prall, Lenox R. Lohm. W. S. Paley BARKLEY AS KEl-NOTER Department store sales In the New Trimmed trees and abnibs___ beth (Crandall) Browning. Of the Washington Senators. •National Bank and Trust Company A group df members of Rockville livered to milkman (number four children of this union two are and A J. McCoakcr dpeakera to foreci York Metropolitan area for first IS Repaired the fence ...... of) ...... —Carl M(X>rc and his Vivatown se a mortgage giv(-n hv , Wa.shington. April 21_(API__ Lodge of Elks furnished the trans Repaired porches and steps now living, Mrs. Florence Edna ilW l artlWvvh af Band. WEAF-.NBC— 10:05 a. m., Kmer- Bernice A. Chapi>ell for pioperly on .Selection of Senator Barklev of portatlon for the children of the shopping days of April increased' Junk and papers disposed Babcock vritb whom he has lived 12.6 per cent over the tame 1935! Repairsd screens...... of ...... 8:80—Jack Armstrong fiiI m program. the ^outh side of Jensen street. ; Kentucky as key n X r and S^".ator toUand County Temporary Home Swept walks...... these last four years and Mrs. Ellza- 8:48—News Service. Pigeons: 4 p. m„ Women's for Children at Vernon Center to- period, the New York Federal Re-1 Destroyed Insect p ests...... bstb Browning Carpenter of (jall- Radio Review. j Tn ' Robinson of Arkansas as permanent -;erve bank reports. | 6:00—Terry and Ttd. In favor of the Bavlngs Bank of | chairman of the Democratic Natl™. day to attend the Shrine Olrcua in fom la and several grandchild, en. 6:16— News of Youth. I ^3:110. .National Stu-; Manchester against William and Hartford. Each year the children \iatch for the Notice When a Town Truck Will Call Mr. Agard was promfeiently Identi­ M O]\T«OM ERY 4 Y\RD al convenUon Is dellnttely expected OLDEST P. M. DIES. AA(( Uf> Fi I 6:30—Baseball Scores with itolar.d Bernice Pawclski of Vernon and the w'hen the committee on arrange­ from the County Home attended the For Your Rubbish _ fied with many business lnterest.<; A/ASH '^00 "SbbS rACTOftr L A T A ytT T E $ 5 9 5 fAi rok'y Winters. \\ JZ-.\BC~ 1 ;30. Erie, Pa , H S ' Henryetta company of New Britain, circus as the guests of the Sbriners, In Tolland and for many years one choir; 3, Ko< hester Civic orchc.stra ' ments meets at Philadelphia Satur­ "W e are happy to have helped In the Manchester aean-U p 6:40~Newft Service. for property on the north side of day. and for a number of years, mem­ Monument Beach, Mass., April 21. of the directors of the Savings Bank 821-828 MAIN STREET "'’ '’ '■I wavc.s-: bers of the Rockville Lodge of Elks — I AP )—Perez H. Phlnney. 82, old­ Campaign." TELEPHONE 5161 MANCHESTER 6i45— Renfrew of the Mouijlrd, Ridgewood -street. Postmaster General Farley, tlie of Tolland. For a long period he 1-NL .Moscow, I p, ni.. Today's an- have furnished the transportation. est postmaster In New England In had been a leading member of the 7:00-H. V. Kaltenborn Anniver-j nlven-ary-ViRORomorG' Amlric" Democratic National chairman, will New- Sewer Being laid point of sendee, died today at hla PupU’i nam e...... aary Program. Hour _ HT.MAX BO.VnRE preside over the meeting. TOUnnd Congregational church and 7:16—Krueger Musical Toast. GSD. CSC, GSA, 6, Beethoven Under the direction of Superia- home. served meny years aa dark and program: PCJ Netherlands. 7 Han" The names of Senators Barkley tendent Cearga Milne of the Public A former corrospondent o f the A d d re ss...... treasurer of the Ecclesiastical So­ NASH"^UFAYETTE 7 :l0 —Kate Smith. PVpy nroaram;program-DJC n.ic BerimR.rii.. -7,n' U"*" ‘ -*'>‘Merrill, ■•*1. Wla.—William« « . — wiiiiam wiite,Witte, 90- and Robinson for the two choice 7:46— Boake Carter. Works Department, a new sewer It Associated Press, Phlnney had been ciety of the church. posLa have long been menUoned In being laid on White street. Last postmr.ster since 1878. Only two School Mrs. L. Ernest Hall and Mrs. John 10 Henderson Road MESSIER-NASH, INC. Phone 7258 XtOO—Lasiy Dan the Minstrel Man. committee circle.'', and are now' » a • 6 6 • • B:80—Laugh with Ken Murray. year there waa 177 feet laid on this other postmasters In the entire coun­ H. Stesle ware guests at the home H erald Advertising Pays—Use It Madrid, 8:21. PlanoV^ui?' [ ?our^o«.S' known to be favorable to the admin­ street and there is 120 feet being Parent or Guardian...... of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Sparrow at Auto Top Repairing and Automobile Gla&s Set istration. try ever sen'ed longer terms accord­ laid this year for the accotmaoda*. ing to available rworda. : PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,; TUEiSDAY, APRIL 21,1988. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 2 1 ,198C. PAGE NINE visited the Tltterton home on Beek- EMERGENCY DOCTORS man Place. REBEKAH PROGRAM SEEK INDICTMENT "Gaining entrance, he immediate­ CHAMBER TO CAU ly set upon Mrs. Tltterton, placing Physicians who will respond { OBITUARY BANK NIGHT PRIZE a gag around her mouth and tying to emergency calls tomorow af-1 AIDSI.0.0.F.H0ME McKinney-McGann INWENDELCASE her hands with twine. After attack­ temoon are Dr. Howard ^yd. I Announcement Is made of the ing her, he carried her to the bath­ telephone 6015, and Dr. 'Thomas BRIDGE DISCUSSION DEATHS tub and placed her therein. He cut Weldon, 5740. TONIGHT IS $300 Schoolboy Nines Stving Into Action Tomorrow marriage of Miss Helen M. McGann, James H. OIRlgaa daughter of Mrs. J. E. McGann of away and put Into Jila pocket the James H. Gilligan, 80, of IS Mid­ 56 Fairfield street, and Thomas J. DisL Attorney Geoghan Goes twine that bound 'ler hands and dle Turnpike Eaat, died this noon Capacity Audience Sees En­ McKinney, son of Mrs, Margaret then left the apartment, eventually To Invite Interested Parties at the Manchester Memorial hospi­ McKinney of Laurel street. reporting for work, where he re­ Two Unusnal Pictares. On paired the Tltterton love seat. ABOUT TOWN tal following a short Illness with VICTORIES Announce Tourney Slate tertainment — Comedy The ceremony was performed in Before Grand Jury With from All Places in Vicinity apoplexy and complications. A’S AND BROW S GAIN RRST ROCKVILLE TO OPPOSE Mlllerton, N. Y, In October 1935. Returns to House The Home and Foreign Mission­ He waa bom In England and came Program to Be Shown at The young couple are making their "Later on In the afternoon, with ary societies of the South Methodist to Manchester as a young man and For Local Country Club “Patsy” Presented, home for the present at 91 Laurel Kidnaping Story. his employer, Theodore Kreuger church which were to have conduct­ Into Parley. waa employed for 35 years as a mo- street (CQ). he returned to the apartment ed a rummage sale on Friday of torman for the Connecticut Com­ Both Theaters. M. H. S. AT WEST SIDE; with the repaired love seat. Dur­ this week, have decided to postpone pany. MACKMEN CONQUER High to Send Three Teams LOCAL TEAM WINS Blxty-flve molt mtmberi of tbOA mixed foursome; 9, four boll, one ■Sunset Rebekah lodge presented Brooklyn. N. Y., April 21—fAP) ing this visit Mrs. Tltterton’s body it until Tuesday, April 28. He alao served one enlistment m local Country Club m :t lost, night I half handicap; 16 H. and H. point was discovered by Florenza’s em­ At a meeting of the Board of Di­ it8_ annual entertainment for the -District Attorney William F. X. Company G. Connecticut National Robert Donat in "The Ghost (3oea at an Informal get-ti'gether•r and I tournament; 23, medal play, SO, ployer, and he, Florenza, went to The Welfare Sewing circle of the rectors of the Chamber of Comrnerce Guard, many years ago. YANKS; ST. LOUIS To Storrs Relay Carnival SECOND PU C E IN four ball, one half handicap and TRADE AT WILUMANTIC benefit of the Odd Fellowa home In REGULARS WIN Geoghan went before a special the phone and called the police. West" and George Bancroft In supper to wel'jome Bill Wlnton aai American Legion auxiliary will last night. President Elmer Weden The survivors are; Mrs. Annie Gtl- "Hell-Ship Morgan” will be the pic­ mixed fouraomea: June 3, qualify­ Oroton last night, before an audi­ Kings county Grand Jury today "With the discovery of the crime, meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. was authorized to appoint a commit­ ligan, his wife; two sons, Jaines J. club professional and George Mo-1 ing round Chamber of Commerce Kayan of Rockville on the mound ence which filled every seat In Odd seeking at least four indictments special attention was given to the Helen Curran of Walker street. tee of three members to make Gilligan and Vincent C. Gllllgao, ture attractions this evening at the TROUNCES TIGERS Ooaeh Charles L. Wlgren ot Man-,« Leary, The sprint relay team haa VOLLEY BALL P U Y quin as club greenskeeper. Supper I Chip: 6 and 7, Board of Governors Game Scheduled at Windy against WllllmaoUc Trade a t th* Fellows hall. Noble Grand Mrs. INWATERBURY for kidnaping In the case of Paul H. strand of twine found under Mrs. arrangements for a meeting of both of Hartford, and one daughter, State and Circle theater Bank cheater Hlgh'a track and field forces I not as yet been selected but will be waa aerved by Mrs, Sheehan, after mr.tct play: 7, seenud qualifying Thread City tomorrow. A stocky Tlttcrton’s body In the bath tub. Night. The award for this evening Grace Latbrop was chairman of the Wendel, disbarred Trenton attor­ The Spike club meeting, scheduled Chambers of Commerce and Interest­ Mrs. Frances Arrlck, of New Haven; will send three relay teams Into ac­ named shortly. Coach Wlgren also which the evening was devoted to j lound Chiimbcr of Co umerco Cup; right-hander, Kayiui Is aold to pos­ This, as It later developed, had been also three grandchildren. will be $300. tion at the Interscholoattc relay | expects to take along a number of entertainment committee and Mrs. ney. for tonight, has been postponed un­ ed citizens In towms east of the Con­ Impromptu rntertalnnent and a 10, championship of Medical Aaso- City to Be Played Here In­ sess a nice fast ball and a good Thora Stoehr arranged for the dropped unnoticed by Florenza when til tomorrow night. It will be held necticut river for the purpose of Funeral arrangements are incom The box office of the Circle thea- carnival to be held at Connecticut athletes to compete In the various discussion of Uic tournament ached- ciatlon; 18. foil' ball, one half change ot pace. The Troda'a only Martin Schlossman, 30-year-old he cut loose the bonds on the wom­ plete. - tpr will be open at 6 o’clock to ac­ Both Break Five-Game Losing State College at Storrs this Satur­ field events on the day's program. Rec • Schalier Aggregation music which Included piano dueta Insurgents Beaten in a 16 to laundryman. already was charged at the home of Arlton Judd of EIro discussing matters of civic Interest uie for the 1936 leanon. handicap; 17, aecom qualifying two veterana, Mike Saverick and played with Miss Ada Roblnaon, an’s hands and thought he had car­ street at 7:15 o’clock. to their respective communities. commodate those patrons who may day afternoon at 2 o’clock. It waa One df the features will be an exhi­ stead; Coach Kelley Names Frank Smith, will hold down tblid in an affidavit with a role In the ried away all the twine. not be able to obtain seats in the announced today. The carnlvil haa bition race between Chuck Horn- A raffle wot conducted and a a n round Medical Association tourna­ and comet solos by William Per- detention of Wendel "for the pur­ It Is planned to hold the proposed of golf Irons was won by Ekurl Sea­ ment; 24, hiodai ploy; 37, madal and short, respectively, but will alto 1 Victory; Palomba Re­ "Detectives Shields and Quinn, of Mrs. Mary McGovern of Provi­ State. Streaks; Dizzy Dean Hit attracted a huge entry Hat of lead­ boetel, one of the nation’s leading Earns Runner-Up Honors be available for slab duty. Savertek rett. The youthful cometlst played pose of having him sign a confes­ meeting In Manchester and invita­ FUNERALS ing Clast A and B scboola and will middle distance stars, and Ivan man, while Dr. D. C. Y. Moore won play. Starting Lineup; Both to several such favorites as "Jeru­ the Manhattan Homicide Squad, dence Is visiting thLs week with her tions will be sent to Glastonbury, a golf bag. Mr. Wlnton and Mr. Is a curve ball pitcher and Smith sion that he kidnaped the Lindbergh were directed to devote their entire George R. Wright vicinity. Fuqua, former Olympic qiiarter- July 1. kickers handicap; 4, a. m. salem** and "Believe Me If All Those tains Leadership, baby.” sister, Mrs. Norah T. Smith, of 33 East Hartford, Rockville, Bolton, Freely But Wins; Pirates be the first of Its kind held In this mllcr, who Is now coach at Connec­ in Jamaica Round-Robin; Moquin wore Introduced and the match play against per; p. m. mix­ fast boll artist and Coach Crowlay • Endearing Young Charms*’. Home attention to the twine. They traced Golway street. Vernon, Andover, Hebron, South Largely attended servicea for Play Friday. may use both considerably, along Search for three other men was It through various manufacturers George R. Wright were held a t Wat­ Manchester’s mile relay team will ticut State. former sang a Scutch boliod that ed foursome: 8, match play against made candy was sold during the under way In Detroit and Cleveland. Windsor and other places in this NATIVES CONTINUE coneiet of Wtllls Kilpatrick, Russell Coach Wlgren also announces that brought hearty applaute. Ed Burke iar; 11 and 13, medal play quallfy- with Rautenborg, who Is aho\ring In Kentucky, Pennsylvania and New The monthly social meeting of the vicinity. It is expected that one of kins Funeral Home yesterday after­ Snap Cub&Jinx. Hosts Are Victors. good form. Porter Bllnn Is slatod. evening. Waterbury, April 21.— (AP) — Geoghan declined to say who Jersey, while the police department noon at 2:30 with Rev. J. Stuart Richards, Walter Brown and Tom trials for the track and field team of Rockville, on ardant baaeball fan ng for club champloiisnlp; 15. four The main part of the program would be named In the Indictments Anderson-Shea post will be held thi.s the major .subjects of dlscus.slon will Deardon, all of whom competed In will be held next Monday, Tuesday as well aa a golfer, related some of f With lineupa selected after less for ths varsity catching berth. Conclusively demonstrating Town scientific laboratory endeavored evening at 8 o’clock In the state ar­ Neill of St. Mary’s Episcopal church ball, one half handicap; 18, four Other Frospeota was the comedy "Patsy", directed He Indicated that the real purpose be the possibility of a new bridge officiating. the state Indoor meet last month at and Wednesday. The Red and hla experiences while visiting the ball, one half handicap: 32, medal than a week of practice, Manchea- by Mrs. Jessie Wallace and played Chairman Frederick W. Palomba's In seeking them was to be prepared further to Identify It, Eventually mory. A short busine.s8 session will across the Connecticut river at Sli­ TO LEAVE ADDIS By ANDY CLARKE Middletown. The two-nille team will White Is scheduled to open Ita dual The Rec-Schaller volley ball team Harold Porcheron, utility man the twine was Identified as that bo held followed by games and re­ Before and cifter the service Mrs. St. Lculs Cardinals In thalr spring play, 25, medal |ilay; 39, 18 holsa ler'a schoolboy teams launch their laat season, will bo at second and by the following Rebekahs: Miss leadership of the local Republican for extradition measures. ver Lane, which project has been In Associated Frees Sporfe Writer consist of Kenneth Walker, Sam season against Eaat Hartford High finished In second place In a round- training camp. Plana were also dli- point tournament; August 1. match The investigation Geoghan Is con­ used by upholsterers, and further In­ freshments. the hands of a bridge commission R. K. Anderson rendered organ se­ robin tournament at Jamaica, N. Y., 1936 baseball campaigns tomorrow Austin Custer or Pete Pantaluk wlU Lucretla Lane, Aunt Lou, Mrs. Lida Party, yesterday's votes In the pri­ lections, and during the service Pratt, Langdon Judd and Fronds here on May 5. cusaed for the erection of a new play c.galnal par; 5, selected nine Richmond; Nlta Farrell, her niece. mary contests In the First and Sec­ ducting will continue, he said, vestigation revealed It was one of a appointed by Governor Cross for a The Philadelphia Athletics and over the week-end aa the home team afternoon—tho High school against cover first, Jo* Hillnskl and Ton) kind used in the Third avenue uphol­ Robert Gordon assisted by Mrs. An­ decisively demonetrated Ita right to caddy bouse. President J. C. (Doray holes: 8. four ba.l match; 12, match Rockvllls High at the West Side Hayes will probably divids tb* re­ Hiss Lillian Johnson; Ruth Field­ ond Wards returned a smashing vic­ whether the indictments are handed number of years. Troops to Make a Final the St. Louis Browns, American acted os toastmaster for the eve­ play against par, 15 and 16, aum- down or not. sterer’s shop. It was announced that the Board derson, sang “Beautiful Isle of the Greater New York champion­ diamond here at 3:16 o’clock and lief catching and will pastlm* in t h t ' ing, Nlta’s chum. Miss Arllne Wll- tory for the Regular organization, Somewhere" and "The Old Rugged League underdogs, are growing to­ ship by annexing the crown. ning. mer Journamenl; 19, kirks'* handi­ the Trade school agalnat Wllllman- Ide: Beatrice Edwa>-ds, Nlta's and to the Insurgent organization of Must Have Indictments Kept L’nder Watch O’MALLEY GANGSTER hereafter will hold Its regular field when not behind the plate: ‘To meet technical legal phases— Cross," Stand in Mountains to day after having Jumpeu Into the Manchester met Jamaica In Its 'Hie tournament committee, con­ cap; 22, kickers handicap: 26, tlo Tradeaway. The High school John Zeppa and Holsworto Sharpt friend, Miss Olive Mat'eson; Hilda James White and Eklward F. Swee­ "With this much of a lead. Cap­ monthly meetings at 5 p. m. on the win column for the first time In the first match and lost two games In a sisting of Ec.rl Ballsleper, Chris medal play; 39, medal play; Sep- ney brought a crushing defeat. extradition being a probability —we tain William Reynolds, in charge of second Tuesday of each month. There was a profusion of beautl clash was originally slated for the will also bo on tlio team as outfield- Williams, an Insmance agent, Miss must have Indictments,” Geoghan IS SHOT BY G MEN ful floral tributes. new season. Indian Ruiiner To Head row by acorti of 15-12 and 16-9. The McCormick/ J. Lomenzo and C, ■nber 2, open for suggestlci.s; 5, Windy City but waa twitched this era. Norman Dorey, Ed Blozle a n d ' Margaret Beattie; Patricia Mul- The Palomba organization scored the Fourth Detective District, with Other business of a routine nature Spare the Capital. locals fought deaperaately to gain O'Dowd, announced the complete match play agahiat par; 6 and 7, a 16 to 1 victory, an achievement in said. acting Captain Edward Mullins, of waa transacted by the Board. The esteem In which Mr. Wright Each with live straight defeats morning when It was learned that Charica Chadwick are alto r*|rard- doon, the maid, Mrs. Mary Smith. Geoghan reiterated that at the was held at the Memorial hospital against them, they took the field revenge for previous defeats by this Hat of tournamanU that hava been medal play; 7. .nixed fouraomc; 9. the Rockville field was In unplay- ed as comers and will tindoubi^y" The action took place In Uit liv­ solidarity that Republican leaders the Homicide Squad, Lieutenant Kansas City, April 21,—(AP) — team and the match took an hour arranged, atarting with a four ball, abls condition. regarded as amazing In view of a present time he would not say Martin Owens, of the 17th Squad; Clarence Sparger, said by Federal during his long and faithful service yesterday to topple two of the Moore Handicap Cup; 13. medal ■ee duty In either the Infield or out*' ing room of "Lanescote”, the home whether any New Jersey official there was shown In the delegation Addis Ababa, April 21.—(AP)—A and one-half to complete because of on* hsif handicap event this Oatur- play; 19, four hall, one half handi­ Botli local teams return to action field aa the ocooston demands. Sav­ succession of open and Internal Lieutenant Thomas Kennelly, of the agents to be a membci of the Wal­ BRITAIN TO RAISE TAX mightiest powers of the circuit. The Olympic Marathon Team extended rallies. In their second of Miss Lane and her niece was Implicated In the Wendel case. from that Institution. final stand In the high passes of the Athletics, displaying artillery rem­ dny. The achodulo follows: cap; 26, kickers handicap; October again on Friday with tho Red and erick, Smith, Zeppa and Bbar|ir three days before Nlta’s wedding. schisms In recent years. Homicide Squad; Detectives James ter (Irish) O’Mal’.cy gang, was shot match, the Ree-Schallera met the Geoghan refused to affirm or Hayden, George Swandcr, of the The bearers were: Charles Crock­ Shoan mountains was disclosed to­ iniscent of a better day, downed the Apri; 25, four ball, one half handi­ 3, medal play: to, turkey tourna­ White at West Hartford In its first loom as the team's altiggera, havlnig' Through the courtesy of tue Mont­ In the First Ward the Palomba deny that Schlossman had offered to three times and a Federal agent TO BALANCE BUDGET ett, Harry Johnson, Peter Peterson, day as a plan of the Ethiopian gov­ New York Yankees 2-11 while the Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A. and cap; May 2 and 3, opening apring ment; 17, four ball, on* half handi­ C. C. I, U tussle of tb* season and walloped tha apple In grand stylt iti gomery Ward company the plat­ ticket of delegates and nominees to turn state’s evidence; "but," said Homicide Squad, and Detectives was wounded In a gun fight at a William Boyle. James Wright, Alex­ ernment to prevent fighting In the Browns defeated the champion De­ emerged the winners by 15-18 and tournament, medal play, .ow 16 net cap; 24, medal play; 31, kickers tha Mechanic* entertaining Stafford tb* fsw practlc* sassTont held ta* the town committee took 317 votes, Bernard Devaney and James Brady tourist camp five miles south of troit Tigers 9-8, belting Tommy Tarzan Brown, Winner of 15.7. High at Mt. Nebo. form was transformed Into a most Geoghan, *^t Is a possibility.” of the 17th Squad, devised plans ander Madden, all from Manchester. Immediate vicinity of the capital. Manchester’s third opponent wraa acorca qualify for match play; 3, handicap. date. attractive room with the aid of a to 27 for the opposition. In the Sec­ Ellis Parker, the New Jersey de­ here today, (Conttnaed from Pag* One) Burial was In the East cemetery The government vas taking all Bridges and Schoolboy Rowe from Local Sport Ttmtatlve Lineups Ckweb Crowriey bos mod* no dsBt' ond Word, the voU for the Regular tective who at one point In the whereby Florenza was kept under John Longdon, companion of with Rev. Neill officiating at the the box In the process. the Bronx Union team, previously The recent flood and continued complete set of furnishings, Inolud- constant surveillance. He was ques­ possible plans to assure that Addts Boston 26-Mile Event, beaten by the locals at Bridgeport. nlte choices for bis atarting Unsup.- ‘ tag window draperies and band- ticket was 462 and for the Insurgeni Wendel affair declared the since Sparger, surrendered after 15 Fed­ were to have expired this year, will grave. Ababa would be spared shelling if These uprisings were the prime cold and rainy weather served to de­ und will probably not do so for tav-- ticket 18. There were no contests tioned at various places and various features of s day on which the This time, however, the shoe wa* on some lamps. Miss Lillian Johnson repudiated "confession” by the eral officers and representatives of be continued another 10 years. the Italian army reached this goal. the other foot and the Union revert­ lay practice staaloni here and tha tral gamsa at Isast. Th* aforeraw— In the other three wards. former lawyer was the solution of times by various members of this the State Highway Patrol surround­ He said Great Britain would have Elwyn Clark Pittsburgh Pirmtsa a t lost ended ths Chatter Selected by U. S. Commit* local teams bad but a few days last played the lead and did It In a most The overwhelming victory of the detective group. The passes, rising 12,000 feet, he ed tb* dectalon with on 18-16 and Uonsd playtri, bowtvtr. have th*- natural manner. She thrilled over the Lindbergh kidnaping, had been ed the tourist cabin. to produce £797,897.000—($3,989,- The body of Elwyn CTark who about 60 miles from Addis Ababa, Jinx that Roy Henabaw held over SIX NEWCOMERS NAMED w*ak to gst tn a fsw assaloas ot pra- laitds traek aa mambtrt at tht. Palomba organization Insures the "Each day reports of these vari­ them and Dtzxy Dean, although The ConnacUeut InterectolMtle l6-8 triumph. Tht final reeult on the wedding gifts that were arrlv- a close adviser of Governor Harold W. A. Smith, head of the Depart­ 480,000)—Including at least £20- died In Troy. New York, In Febru­ one-third the distance to Dessye. completion ot oil th* matebet found llmlnary prsparatlon tor tha s*asop. aquad and team e*rtala to mokt up' re-election of Mr. Palomba as town G. Hoffman of New Jersey In the ous detectives were studied at con­ ment of Justice here, said Langdon ary will be brought to Manchester touched for nine bits, recorded his Athletto Ckinferenee has adopted a tee; Had Fme Chance to Aa a reault, tha Itnsupa salsoted tor ths team for th* 1986 eampolii& and exbibked them to her girl chairman at the town meeting to­ 00,000 — ($100,000,000) for addi­ Hundreds of newly armed volun­ flrit victory of the season. new ellglblUty ruling that will limit a tbree-epmered tl* for second friends who called. Investigation that caused him tem­ ferences attended by Assistant Chief was wanted for Dyer Law viola­ tional defense pu'poses—for ex­ for burial In the Buckland cemetery. teers were moving northward to­ place, making a playoff neceasary. the opening testa tomorrow are sn- The Traders wron IS and lost only morrow night. It also makes cer­ porarily to stay the execution of Inspector Lyons, acting Deputy tions. Pinch Single Wins athletic careers of etudenta to fdtir FOR WALKER CUP TEAM tlrely tsntativ* and will b* mors or fivs last asotoa and tha year bsfort. ' Mrs. Mary Smith, as Patricia penditures In the 1936-37 fiscal Saturday afternoon at 1:30. It will ward the mountains to take up sta­ It took a pinch single t)y Loville Break Record for Course. The Bronx U.nlon forfeited and the tain that Mr. White, who was chair- Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the Chief Inspector Kear, and aaslstant Sparger was shot three times, year. be recalled that Mr. Clark, who waa tions for the anticipated battle. years___the action waa taken to > Rec-Schaller aggregation beat the less makeshift affairs. While most had a record of ten wins and s te ' Muldoon the maid, furnished all man of the Insurgent organization kidnap-klller. District Attorney William O’Rourke, (Chubby) Dean with the bases load­ eliminate any poeslblllty of what ia \ of the starters seem due to earn louts. the comedy practically and kept twice In the back and cnce In the Defense Service* a teacher, was the husband of Edna In event the Italians are not halt­ ed In the ninth to bring the victory Brooklyn Centers in a one-game n IglllJIP^ cently added the Masun-Dtxon title will be deposed as secretary of the During one phase of Wendel s de­ and this morning It was decided to Latham Clark, daughter ot the late termed a "mild racket" In allowing; match for the runner-up honors. permanent bertha it I* likely that everybody laughing with her ready town committee, h position he has tention Parker had questioned him leg. He was b;-ought to St. Joseph’s The chancellor annoi need that he ed In the mountains, the Ethiopians smile to the lean features of Con­ some to fail purposely In these I Boston, April 21.—(AP)—•Elllaon Personnel Also Includes Fire to hi* lut. 1 take Florenza Into custody. Ques- hospital here. Smith declined to dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Latham of are expected to carry on guerilla 15-4. Reynolds Smith, Dallas— This many changaa wUI b* made os the wit, Irish brogue,'telephone conver­ held for two* years. Refuses to .Answer I Honed, he confessed and detailed the was setting aside £20,000,000 for nie Mack. The A'e hammered Wal­ times when work Is scarce to play (Tarzan) Brown of Providence, R. saaaon progresses and the respective close the name of the Federal agent siipplimental estimates for defense this town. fighting. ter Brown and Bump Hadley for 14 Those who played for the Rec- newcomer went to the aeml-finala sions with her policeman lover and Following the town committee Geoghan was asked If Parker was crime." five years. . . . I., one of the few remaining In­ Schallcra were: Ray Holland, Pom­ teams develop. lilting songs of old Ireland. Mrs. meeting, the town convention will involved. who was wounded. services In addition to the estimates The Addis Ababa radio station hits but they were hard-put to out- Veterans Headed by Oui* of the 1934 National amateur and League Standing The crime was apparently com­ communicated today with the gov­ score the Yfaiiks who whacked 10 eroy Thomson, Loti King, Wilbert Manchester High’s clash with Lida Richmond as the aunti was bo held, the 31 delegates named In "I refuse to discuss anything In Smith said Sparger was sought In already published. Half of this sup­ If "sickness or Injury” or some diana of the Narragansett tribe Hadden, Peter Ambrose, George to Uio fourth round of laat year’s Rockvllls will be the first of a four­ deserving of much. praise. Every­ regard to Mr. Parker," he replied mitted between 10:30 and 10:45 a. Connecticut with the robbery of the plemental estimate will gc to the TEMPLE CHAPTER TO SEE ernment’s wireless station at Warra hinglea off the .slants of Doyle and such cause prevents an athlete and the first lOU-per cent victor In amaleur. VBSTBRDAV8 REflULTB yesterday’s primary selecting the m„ the commissioner said. Evidence Hallu, in the presence of an Asso­ Turbevllle. Gibbons, Mordavtky and Bernard met as Captain; To Defend teen-game schedule during which one of the Rebekahs In the cast was eight delegates n the State conven­ The district attorney’s declaration First National bank at Neosho, Mo air force. playing what would be hie “normal” Boston Marathon since the 1907 Schubert. After the tourney, the George Voigt, New York— A Coach Tom Kellsy's oharges will de­ regarding Governor Hoffman was In was that Mrs. Tltterton had strug­ March 2, 1935. ciated Press representative, and es­ The Browns w'ere trailing 4-0 go­ period In tnteracbolaatlc competi­ member of tlio 193U and 1983 team*, National Leagu* , letter perfect and the clever, plcaa- tion and naming four members ol gled with her a.ssatlant, but the gag. The total estimated revenues RAINBOW GIRLS WORK tablished that the Italian army can­ ing Into the aeventb Inning when days of the Immoitai Tom Long­ team members Journeyed to New fend the C. C. I. L. crown captured i Ing play showed the result of carc- the State Central committee from reply to a question about reports Sparger’s wife was In the tourist from the usual sources. Chamber- tion, allowrance will be made...... York City to see the sights, several Golf Honors Agabst the he won and lost one tn these last ssaion with a record of six Plttabui'gh 9, Chicago 8. that Schlossman had quoted an ac­ made from clothing ripped from her cabin with her husband and Lang­ not be more than 30 miles south of they opened the siege that resulted failure early In his scholastic boat, headed the U. S. Olympic matches. Uo.'^ton 8, Brocidyn 4. ful coaching on the part of Mrs. this city. Mr. Palomba and Mrs body, prevented her from screaming lain said, would be £776.606.000— Desoye, which It captured last Wed­ In a total of nin runs In two frames. taking In the Washlngton.New York wins and six losses. With leas than ^ Wallace and attention to details by Elizabeth W. Coe are expected to complice as saying "we got to do don. $03,883,030,000), leaving a budget Manchester Assembly to Exem course, probably before his Junior marathon committee’s .selection for baseball game while others went to Fid White, Bonham, Tea.—On the a handful of veterans on hand, Kel­ Philadelphia 7. New York 6. this for Hoffman. loudly enough to have been heard, nesday and left Immediately after­ The sight didn't help the condition year, also will not prevent hla being English. Rl. Louis 8, Ctn innatl 7, the cast. *The costumes worn by the bo the state committee members the commissioner said. O’Malley was arrested In Kansas deficit of £21,291,000. plify Initiatory Degree To­ ward in a dash toward the capital. of Manager Mike Cochrane of the the U. S. three-man team today. the theater. One member of the team for the flisl time because hj ley’s 1836 diamond edition wdll con­ [r ^1*^ players added to the inierest In the from the 15th Senatorial District Geoghan dispatched a detective City, May 27, 1935, Fede-al officers Chamberlain said he nrpected the Tigers who was out of the lineup, eligible In hie fifth year---- failure Brown registered a decisive vic­ team had an exciting experience In won the Intor-coIIeglate title last sist largely of newc,-mers. eelected American LMguo last night to Cleveland to hunt an Florcnza’s record, given out by- morrow Night — Refresh­ Taking Longer Rood In Junior or senior years will auto­ eating for the first time In the Boston 6-2, W'-ahlngton 5-6. ay. At Its close Noble Grand Mrs while Alderman George Kingston charged he was the leader of a inland revenue next year to show a This Indicated a possibility the suffering from eye strain. tory yesterday In the 40th renewal year and went to the fifth round ot from a squad of some sixty candl- and Mrs. Lura E. Dutton arc likely unidentified suspect In the case Valentine, follows; gang of bank robbers In Missouri, ments to Follow. matically cause fifth year Ineligibil­ of the bankrupt Boston A. A. mara­ Automat. He attracted much at­ New York, April 21— (API— In the omateui. datts. Chicago 6, Cleveland 1. ithrop presented a ham'sonle bou- while detectives sought a brother- Aug. 10, 1932, arrested for grand return of £420,000,000 and Uie in­ Italians may be taking the longer Tommy Bridges retreated to the SI f : quet of flowers to Mrs. Wallaceto be In elected fron the 16th District. Oklahoma and Arkansas, come tax to return £248,000,000— showers under that aeventb Inning ity .... thon but hla valiant efforts wer* tention and provoked considerable defense of tha Walker Cup, which Charley Yates, Atlanta—Hts vic­ 8eem Weak At Bat St. Louts 9, Detroit U. in-law of Schlossman, Murray Blee larceny. Suspended sentence. Officers of Temple Chapter, O. E. eaatern road via the Danakil desert, merriment In his struggle to get fi-i. appreciation of her work as dlrec- All except Mr Kingston are pres­ Subsequently O’Malley pleaded an increase ot £10,000,000 over the which leads to Addis Ababa via An- strafing but Schoolboy ’ Rowe, who diacounted by the f.act that, de­ It haa never lost, th* United States tory in the 1936 western amateur While It Is difficult to formulate Philadelphia 13, New York 1 ent members ot the committee He feld, and an associate, Harry Weiss, Jan. 24, 1933, arrested for burg­ S„ are reminded that their meeting The Conference also has approv­ food out of the machines. The play­ won him a spot fo: the first time. an opinion on what haa been shown tor. in Detroit. Wendel has Identified lary. Sentenced to Elmira Reform­ guilty to the kidnaping of August past year. kober and also to Hawash, the sit* haa pitched the only two games the spite the atlffeat compstition In win succeed William H. Sandlaml. Lucr, Alton. III., banker. He is now will open tomorrow night at 7:30. Tigers have won thus far, suffered ed the National Federation code ot many years, he failed to take full er shall be nameless but he was will send five veteran golfera and Albert (Scotty) Campbell, of In practice thus far. It seems that THE MTA.XDIVGS Miss Lillian Reardon and Miss the latter two from photographs as atory for grand larceny. He announced he would close a of the Ethiopian railway’s biggest football rules but adoption Is sub­ formerly connected with a minor six newcomers against the English Beatrice Clulow served as ushers former mayor, who docs not desire serving a life term In an Illinois loophole for the avoidance of the Following the regular business the bridge. a similar fate In the eighth. Eton advantage of hla opportunities and Seattle—He has twice won the Manchester High will be represent­ to serve again. members of the group that kid­ July 24. 1934, arrested for steal­ officers of Manchester Assembly, Hogsett and Clarence (Red) Phillips ject to the outcome of a referendum league baaeball club. team Sept. 2-3 at Clem*nton, N. J. I't^and the lighting effects were the naped him. ing automobile. Suspended sen­ prison. tax through the transfer of proper­ The flight of natives from the break the 2.31:01 8-6 record set by Canadian amateur and wa* recent­ ed by an aggregation of claasy Hold­ National League Order of Rainbow for Girls, will ex­ saw duty on the hill for the Tigers vote by ecboola not represented at Lea Pawson of Pawtucket, R. I, In The team, announced yesterday ly voted by sports wrltara as the ers but weak hitters. Such, at leaat, W. L. work of Cleon Chapman. i tence. ty to persons abroad by Introduc­ emplify their initiatory degree. The capital continued. the meeting of the Conference last b., the U. S. G. A'.; **u ing new regulatory resolutions In Many foreigners slept last night before the carnage waa over. 1933. man meal likely to take LltUe’a has been tho case In the few ses­ New York ...... 5 1 .838 1 April 27, 1935, arrested for grand S. 0 P STATF IFADFR candidate will be a daughter of the Suhr Clouts Homer Saturday,.. .the schools now play Francla Oulmet, Brookline, Maes. sions held lo date. This week's ; IHERTON MURDER larceny. No disposition listed. *** L L A U E n Parliament. In Legation grounds where soup under the collegiate code. Tl)c Rhode Island Indian was place. P ittsb u rg h ----- 3 3 600 .3 VERNON STREET WORK Associate Patron of Temple Chap­ A mighty home run clout by Gus about two minutes imder the mark Racing Notes —Team captain, cliosen for hla ex­ games will probably tell a bettor 81. Louis ...... 3 2 .60(1 4 He also announced that the In­ ter. kitchens have been functioning. Suhr, captain and first baseman of perience rather than hla last year’s atoiy of the prospccla. •^VAUDEVILLE TO PRECEDE come tax exemption for mqrrled Refreshments will be served In Capt. John Meade, American mili­ the pirates, was necessary lo ban­ A short time ago wo printed e when he passed UooJldgo Corner In Philadelphia ...... i 3 .671 S MYSTERY IS SOLVEt IN GOOD HEALTH AGAIN tary attache who spent nine months Brookline, about two ullea from" the By ASSOCIATED FRE8S record, haa played In every Walker Coach Kelley Is undecided cn hts Chicago ...... 8 i .439 3 NEARS HNISH RY WP/. persona would be .-alsed from £170 the banquet hall by Mrs. Anna ish the jinx that has seen Henshaw number of rules and regulations Two more Kentucky Derby candi­ Clip match. In the tv/osomoa four starting pitcher for tomorrow’s tilt —($850) to £180—($900) and that Crocker and her committee; Jennie with the Ethiopian armies In the win seven straight games against concerning stories submitted for finish line. Then he staggered and Last Night ’«lights Cincinnati ...... 3 4 .439 -a CARO PARTY TOMORROW north, will entrain tomorrow for reeled and waa unable to call upon dates, W. 8. Kilmer'a Ned Reigh times, tying two and losing two, at the Weet Bide Oval. He will make Boflton ...... ,... 2 4 .338 (Continued from Page One) BOY SCOUT NEWS .1. Henry Rorahack, Fully Re­ the exemption for children would Wind. Rose Converse, Elizabeth the Pirates. publication Jo The Herald sports de­ and William Woodward's OranvIlT*. Waller Emery, Oklahoma City— hla selection from one of three I’ipe for New Water Main Al­ be raised from £50—($250) to £60 Maher, Margaret Bacon, Florence Djibouti. Stihr’s homer, the fourth of the partment... .essentials stressed In­ the stamina that would have oor- Brooklyn ...... 3 5 .388 1 covered from Recent Illness, The government reported the I’led him to a record-smashing vic­ receive their first test of the year A courageous golfer with a sound (By (he .issotiated Frees.) promising hurlers, Elmer Duffy, A m rrlcaii IsOA^ua * Program at St. James'r Hall to ready Laid to Point Near apartment alone seized Mrs. Titter — ($300). Becman, Edith Clieney, Jennie Cook, game, came with two aboard and cluded brevity, legibility and writ­ today when they go to the post In a game and a magic putting touch, Bruno Rycholskl or Norman Pint, hlanehester Tronp Meetings Is Now in Cleveland. Ch. mberlain said that the cost of Lillian Gustafson, Carrie Goalee, Ethiopians still held Daggah Bur two out In the last half ot the ninth ing on only one side of the paper tory. W. U PC. J Start Promptly at Eiuhl East Middle Turnpike. ton, placed a gag In her mouth, anti Troop 3 Monday, 7 o’rlock. and Saaa Baneh, on the southern mile and 70 yard race at Jamaica. who won his place on the tean for New York—F’rankio Klick, 134 Borello has already been awarded Chicago ...... i bound her arms. j these income tax conceasiuns, esti­ Raymond Goalee and John Pickles. and gave the Pirates a 9-8 margin ... .wo again ask local teams en­ The truth of the. matter ia that Ned Reigh, which wintered In Vir­ 1 .800 O’clock Tomorrow Night. Troop 1 Thursday, 7 o’clock. Hartford, April 21.—(AP) — J. front over the Cubs. It was a fitting end the pace-setting Brown elowed down the first time by going Into the 1-2, San F'rsnclaco, outpointed Ralph the starting assignment foi Frltlay’s Bustun ...... 5 3 .714 After she was dead, the story ’ mated at £2,500,000 annurlly, would Favors and table decorations gaged In sports activities to remem­ ginia, stands at 10 to 1 In the fu­ finals of the nmatyur befoit losing (Indian) Hlrtado, 134 1-2, Panama, game at West Hartford. Water pipe fur the new water Troop 6 - Monday. 7 o’clock. Henry Rorahack, apparently fully have been made by Christine Miller, Run Not Serious to the reign of Henshaw who with ber these rules If they wish to have Just when a reooni performance Cleveland .... 4 3 .687 continued, he placed the body In the be met by changin', the law to ture books while Granville, from the tn Lawson Little. ( 10). The Batting Order Bight acts of vaudeville will pre- main on Vernon street, being bi- Troop 7—Friday, 7 o’clock. recovered from his recent long Ill­ make educatio.ial tru.sts subject to Ruth Coseo, Rosalie Norris and There were no serious conse­ a two run margin was confident he contest results published___a few beckoned. It waa very fortunate for W ashington .... 5 3 .036 ^ i cede the big card party tc be held at bathtub, and cut the twine from her j quences of yesterday’s run on the was starling wTiere he left off la.sl stable that sent out Gallant Fox and fohn Fischer, finctnnalt—Mem­ Ptllaburgh— Al Gainer, 169, New F'or the I'oat, the local lineup to­ slallcd as a WPA project, has been hands. ness, returned lo the political bat­ taxation. Viola Trotter. days after the notice appeared we the imdcn that Bill McAi hon, the Omaha to win the Derby, la being morrow will find Captain Stanley New York ...... 3 4 .488 ^ fit. James’s school hall tomorrow laid from the north end ot the pro­ T ro o p 6 tleground today. bonk of Ethiopia, aa the bank had J’ear. Henshaw yielded M lilts, received an article written on both Worcester veteran, who romped in­ ber of the 1034 U. S. team, twice Haven. Conn., stopped George NUh- D etroit ...... 3 3 .400 J! night. Players are asked to be ,n Florenza returned to work, and I Thirteen Scouts ot Troop 6 met in virtually complete silver coverage. Lavegetto and Top Young also hit­ quoted at 20-1. mcdallsl (1033-34) In National nls, 170, Buffalo, (9). Opnlach at second base and leading posed extension to within a short came back with Theodore Kruger, of j The national committeeman and sides of the paper, Inoludlng a bas­ to second place, cased down to a Tile race also will serve as a trial off In the batting order. Mike Zwlck, .81. Louis ...... 1 5 *187 their seats promptly at eight o’clock distance of Ea.st Middle Turnpike the Scout room of the Methodist state chairman, unaccompanied, left In addition, no person bad been ting for the circuit. Chuck Klein ketball box B pore....lt went Into walk when he did .luring the laat amateur, former National Inter-col- Clilcago—Gono Salvatore, 135 1-2, PhllHdelphIa .,, .... 1 5 ■o that no time will be lost. Follow­ the up’’olsterlng firm to deliver the church Monday night for their reg­ U. S. PEACE POLICY permitted to take out of the coun­ got his fourth homer for the Cubs, for the $10,000 Wood Memorial, a a pitcher of promise last season, has The ditch for the main has been dug divan. They found the door to the last night for Cleveland, presumably BOLTON the wastebssKet. three miles. mile and TO-^rd ev*nt which la *x- leglate champl >n. La Sail*. HI., outpointed JacKI* been turned Into a shortstop and ing the card playing there will bo the remaining distance and along ular weekly meeting. The pre-meet to attend a meeting of the conven­ try more than five sliver thalers. Dean has manager Frankie Frlech Brown led che fivet 20 mllek ano Georgu Dunlap, Jr., New York— Sharkey, 185 1-3, MtnnaapoU* (8). TODAY’S GAMER Old-foahlon square set dancing to fourth floor apartment ajar, and j mg game period was In charge of Word haa been received from the The bank, however, was proceed­ to thank for his first victory, an 8-7 pected to bring out at Isaat eight will follow Opalaob at the plato, the turnpike In front ot the Man­ called two building superintendents j tion arrangements committee of the EXPLAINED TO D. A. R. There will be no C. C. I. L. com­ had matters his own way until Derby ellglbles Saturday at Twice winner of th* tnter*collegtatc Holyoke, Moil.—Roger Bernard, Dick Cobb, returning to the team music by an old fashion orchestra chester Green school to where it will Assistant Scoutmaster Ernest Republican National committee. Manchester High school that those ing with plans to close Thursday. win over the Cincinnati Reds. The petition In golf this season, due to title and 1933 National amateur Professor Cornelius Foley will The four men found the body i Cards scored five runs in a ninth Johnny Kelley of Arllnglon, la-st Jamaica. In .idditlon to Ned Reigh 180 1-4, Springfield, Msm .. out­ after a year's absence through In- National lAwgu* be connected with the existing mains face-down In the tub. Thompson and the games were For years, Mr. Rorahack has parents who are planning to send Members of the Belgian Military the fact that Weet Hartford and year’s winner, challenged him with and Granville, th* field probably will champion. pointed Tommy Hawson. 131 l-’J. Boston at Btodklyn. prompt. Doughnuts and coffee aill of the Manchester Water depart­ chain tag and touch tag. These (Oonttmied tram Page One) their children to the high school in Mlaslon who were employed for the Inning rally that was started by ellgitilllty, will bo In center field and be served. Florenza and the other three were been a. tlvt with other national lead­ FTiech when ne belted a double to East Hartford will not be repre- shout five miles to go. Kelley had Include, Morton L. Bchwart’a Bold Harry Given, Beattie—A alugger Combrldga, Maas., iiu). Ihird at bat. Backer, veteran left Philadelphia at New York ment. games were for the benefit of all ers In setting the stage for national September must present a satisfac­ past five years by Emperor Haile eented In ths sport and bsetuse It from the tee, he li given hla chance % A feature of the evening will be among a dozen persons questioned tory vaccination certificate. tend home three runs. An error and been trailing by three and a halt Venture, Mareboll Field’s Ttntagel, Washington—Eddie Msysr, 180, fielder, hss been awarded the clean­ Cincinnati at Bt. Louts. The ditches of Hackmatack street Scouts for as they came In they conventions. He Is third vice chair­ expense and a threat, perhspi, to Selassie to train hla troops, arrived la Impossible to arrange playing becsuie ot hie victory In the Peciflo New York, outpolfitsd Billy Nichy, fcthe cash prizes In setback—$5 for for a quarter of a mile east from carefully Immediately after police could Join right Into the game. peace. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wessels of De­ In Djibouti. French Somaliland, this a ilpyle by Ducky Medwlck ac- minutes until he pulled up even on Hal Plies Hasdlay'a Holt^ood, Mrs. up spot as the Red and White's po­ Chicago at Ihttzburgb- learned of the alaylng. man of the executive committee of coimted for two more and the vlc- dates with Meriden ...... three the ateep Newton gradea known a t Dodge Sloane’s Delphinium, C. V. northwaet ehantj^lonehip. 177, Pittsburgh, (81. tential slugger. American Lsoipm P the first, 83 for the second and $2 Keeney street have been dug out and At 7:30 the troop assemb.ed for the national committee. "That, too,” ht said, "Is a totally troit, Mich., and son Wallace, of morning, ending five years of trou­ „ # fo r the third. There will be prizes Valentine and District Attorney Hartford were week-end guests of torj’. Of the nine hlta against Dizzy, eohoola. must compete to hsve a ’’heartbreak hills, ” The Arlington Whltney’e Bright Plumage, and Johnny Goodman, Omaha—Form­ Peoria, III.—Armanda Hicllla. 127, Otto Welts of last year’3 Trade St. Louis at Detroit. filled In with cobble atones under a WUllaro C. Dodge, who Joined In opening exercises In charge of Act Mr. Rorahack returned last week wTong conclusion. Whe.i we say bled relatlona with the government. one was a homer by Bill Myera, one league title at stake.... Manches­ either Snark or Teufel from the er National open champion, Quarter Peoria, outpointed Mickey Qenaro, Cleveland at Cliloago. « 'S' ^?'^**** whist also and a door WPA project planned to prevent the Ing Scoutmaster Mercer. Assistant adequate defense we meat. Just Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentley. There had beer, some question florist could have overtaken Brown school nine has earned the first base prize of 25 gallons of fuel oil. announcing the solution ot the from a recuperative vacation In The members of .the Home Econ­ « triple and three were doubles ter will play two matches each with If he had had the fight. He did pull Wheatley stable. finalist In last year’e amateui, re- 133. New York. (10). berth, Jackie Frsher will be In cen­ New York at Phlladeipbla. frost from ruining the road each Scoutmaster McCormack checked Florida after a long illnesF which that.” whether the government would per­ Spilt m uble Bill Middletown, New Britain. Wllltman- Winnipeg, Man.—Eddie Wensloh, spring. Water from the fields along crime, said Florenza had been under on the troop for the bird study and omics (Committee of the Grange are mit their resignation and departure, Into the lead four dlffe-ent times, ter field anil Gordon Weir will be at Woshlngt.in at Bost-m. conetant surveillance. kept him at bis home. On hla e- Dr. Qua W. Dyer, of Nashville, Id the first doublcbeadcr of the tlc and either Hartford Public or 176, Viking. Alta., nuli>ulutt:d Char­ third, while Pongratx will handle each side of the road has seeped un­ tent caterpillar contest. Scout Wes­ turn from Cleveland, Mr. Rorahack Tenn., spoke to the delegatea last Lillian Mack, Anna. Dare, Lillian due to a dispute over the fulfillment only t j be oui.-footed by the Indian. *rw1ne Ae the Clue Hutchinson and Olga Albasl. season the Washington Senators Bulkelcy, and one match with the As for the race Itself, 184 start­ lie Belanger. 181, Winnipeg, HO). the catching. These men will bat MAKEH NEW FRIENDS der the road each year to do a large ley McMullen was In the lead. Dur­ la expected to renew active leader- night on "The Philoscphy of the of contracts. and the Boston Red Sox broke even Albany, N. Y.—Joe RovHll, i»i I DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS amount of damage. The surface of Working with a piece of twine aa A WPA project which Is employ­ Their arrival In Djibouti Indicated Alumni.... ed, Including five former winners. In that order. Wiley is a likely pros­ Bold Venture created a lot of nUttC virtually their only clue, police ing the scout-craft period Scouta rhlp In Connecticut, preparatory to Constitution." Ihvo delegates busied ing a number of local men la beauti­ the Sox winning the first game 6-5 1-2, Albany, knocked out Eddie pect as understudy at first base the road has not yet been fixed and Shields and Stearns passed their the state convention to be held here at least no active resistance to their Brown pulled Into a long lead and How Promoter Mike Jacobs friends yesterday when h* worktf traced Us manufacture and learned themselves toda> with committee fying the piece of land at Bolton going. and losing the .second 6-2. Pete Ap­ George “Jlggs” Leary, former M. Dempsey, 144. Syracuse, N. Y., in and Ernie Hquatrlto will divide tha the Derby distance ot one and ona- OBSERVES I3TH YEAR la atUl too rough for comfortable second class first aid, and Scouta May 6 and 6, when delegates •will be reports and made plana to attend pleton spiked the guns of the Red was not challenged until Kelley the tlill’il round, llOi. passage. It was a special brand uaed by up­ Hultlne, Moriorty and Schaefer Notch, bought by the State a t the H. S. half-psllei who la now at came out of the ruck during the catehing duties with Pongratx. A quarter miles in 3:08 3-5 at Belmont holsterers. elected .to the Cleveland convention the nanual Whl't House reception time the new road was put In. Sox Id the afternoon game, allow­ Fordham, turned in an inlpresalve Newark, N. J.—Lew F'elilimin, 135 number of other randldatea may al­ Park. The big chutnut wot not Other WPA workmen are being passed their safety teat for second in June. Thursday. ing but five hits. Ed Linke and last five miles. The lead was swap­ Evaded One Cool Million 3-4, New York outpointed Johnny employed on Horan street which Is Florenza has a record of four ar­ class. Mrs. Dominick Corlevaro haa re­ performance In the trails to select ped five times before Brown con­ so be selected for service but those even breathing hard when he pulled Great Pocahontas and Her rests, police sold, and was sent to turned to New York after spending HOPE STILL HELO OUTi .limmle Foxx each connected for Toomey, 137 1-2, Newark. N. J., mentioned are considered most like­ also being repaired os a form to Formsr Scout Francis Moriorty homers in the morning encounter. a freshmen relay team for the Penn vinced Kelley he was his master, at up. He appeared thoroughly fit Staff Attend Anniversary market project. The street la being Elmira Reformatory for grand lar­ a few days at her home here. Relays, according to word received New York, April 21.—(AP)—A ^W hat would you do (10). ly members of the squad. he stepped off the six furlong* la ceny on one complaint. In two oth­ was present to assist ths Scouta Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Eaton The four-hit pitching (d Vernon least for^^c day If you wer* Harrisburg, Pa.—Charlie Gomer, Celebration Last Night. widened and ditched to provide ade­ durinig scout-craft period. Ones a FOR TWO TRAPPED MEN Kennedy was the feature of the here.... Leary stepped a quarter Aa *c>on a.s Kulley was subdued. word picture ot a man who did not afraid of having a million bucks ‘ Two Vet* At Trade 1:14 1-5, reached the mile post ia er coses he was given suspended have returned to their home after 137, Baltimore, outpointed Jackie Coach Frank Crowley of Man- 1:40 4-5 and the one and one-eighth quate drainage. The surface- has Scout always a Scout has been the Two In Bolton Claim spending three months in the south. White Sox’s 5-1 win over the In- mile In 51.6 aecond.s to g.aln second Bill McMahon of Worcester, who want a mllliou dollars, In fact, a thrown ' on your desk." fiunset Council, Degree of Poca- not been fixed yet and like Hackma­ sentences, and one complaint was motto of a large number of former place, the beat time beln" 51.4 sec­ man who waa scared almost speech­ "Grab It and run,’’ chorused tbs WIIIU, 139, Philadelphia, (10). che.ster Trade Intends to start Steve mile marker In 1:54 3-5. Bontaa, celebrated Its 13th annlver- dismissed. The Ladles Society of the Center (Continued from Page One) dlan.s while the Boston Bees drove ran a splendid race, appeared In tack street la still rough and full of Scouts of this troop os others have churen will meet at the home of George Earnahaw from the mound onds...... so he’ll return thle Satur­ sight but he refused to threaten less by the prospect of getting that reporters who 1st Mlk* pay tho nleht in Tinker ball and bolea All the previous arrests had been day to Frankiti. Field In Phllly, much money. ^■'•OWrtalnea Great Pocahontaa Mrs. for burglary or grand larceny. promised to attend the meetings to Democrat Chairmanship Mrs. A'exnnder Bunce Thura.iay af- quodoboit In the spring—but offl- (as they took an 8-4 decision from Brown. It appeared evident he waa check and then bustled him off to assist in the program. The meeting terncon. The busineaa meeting will cipls sent a 28-ton crane over the the Brooklyn Dodgers. Four straight where be ran .such a brilliant half, content to finish second, despite his When Promoter Mike Jacobs of* his office, hoping the guy with a 7 Helen Tryon of West Haven and her When Valentine made the aU' program: this topped by Moore’s homer spell mile leg for Manchester In the In' fered to shift the Joe Loula-Max million dollars would come In. No program began with a nouncement at police headquarters, be at 1:46. Mrs. Marion E. Dakin, road. wide-open opportunities. 7^7:30, pre-meeting period, gomes, The Democrats of Bolton are toj, Mr. Elaton claims that a year ago neutritlon specialiat, will be pres­ ed Earnshaw’s downfall. The Giants terscholaatlc medley relay cham­ Mel Porter of New York, placed Scbmeling fight to San Dtego, Cal., sooner bad he settled in hi* big' ®:id^cloua Bupper served at 6:30 by HRE CAUSES LOSS Florenza was being held at tome Tractors, trucks, supplies and a dropped their first game In six for a million dollars un the line, be W hen he likes som ething, he speaks up! midtown point which police did not collection of dues; 7;S0, aosembly, meet in caucus next Monday to elect”there *'------was not* —any '*item - in —the warn ent and talk on meals for 100 per complete electric lighting plant pionship last apring... . third. Lto Glard of L'rockton, was chair than hla girl secretary on-' iiSL*?’.. Mrs. Irene flog ceremony, ficout oath, patrol delegate! to the state convention. ing in the cause whec officers were cent health. starts to the Phillies 7-6. despite winked at hia friends and said: nounced a oaller. j ^^U haw , Mrs. Evelyn Akrlgg, Mrs. divulge. They said he would be up and a complete hospital unit Mel Ott’s homer with two on In the fourth, Kelley, was fifth, Alex OF ABOUT MIIUON leader report; 7:45, drill; 8:00, Ther* can be no doubt of this as nominated for the town committee A Golden Jubilee meeting for the "Pete Appleton” of the Washing' Burnside of Toronto, Out., sixth, 'Well, that’ll be the laat of that I "What does he look like, what’s "^ th e rln e Rutgers, Mrs, Ann Fegv taken back to the scene of the crime came in. a radio broadca.,ting sel- ninth. , offer. We can forget about those ' hla name, and what does b* wontT" ! ’d Mrs. Bessie Farris, After the during the afternoon. scoutcraft, teat passing; 8:30, game there ia printed In the Herald today nor waa there any mention being youths and adults of the Protestant were transfer,ed from Halifax. ton Senators who defeated the Bos­ Earl Colima of Medford, seventh, period; 8:55, closing, announce­ a cOU to caucus Issued by James A. made of an election of a town com­ churches will be held May 1, 2, and ton Red Sox team yesterday after­ guys In Son DISgo. That mlUlon'II Promoter Mike aaked nervouely, i ti— was held on the (Continued from Page One) Florenza was arrested this morn­ Rescue men ai.d officials had first Tony Paakell of Lynn, eighth, Vic atop 'em.” THIS It HARKV tAKTHa with ttli favoriU eeraeob ^ ^ d a y cake and U was taken home ing and was questioned for eeveral ments, Scout prayer. Connors as chairman of the Demo­ mittee. It waa not a legal meeting 3 at New London. The coat wiU be noon. allowing but five hlta. uf ChUIard and Jim Shaw of To.ronto, "No, never mind. Tell him I’m not 1 loAdt'l with miM, mtllow Prince Albert. He fftTi: Be Kind to Animals Week cratic town committee of Bolton and about $3 without transportation. choice In bedding. Newspapermen But to Mike's astonishment and In." RlOr a New Britain delegate. More hours by District Attorney Dodge according to the rules of the Demo­ got the hard tioard fiooi with lota of which number one came in the ninth and tenth, Gus Johnson of **Wh(‘n I like eomethipf, I apeak up! I'm pattinf alt The 85-year-oId P. H. C. struc­ ‘The American Humane Associa­ another Issued by I.ewis D. Eaton aa cratic party and because the meet­ Choir practice will be held Wed­ Yesterday *s Stars eighth and the other in the ninth, embarrassment the San Diego The telephone rang. Promoter j my frirmlii on to (*rinea Albert. P. A.*t *no blt«* proe* 100 were served and In the ture was valued at $6S0.000 alone. and Valentine. open ground space In between—for Portchester, N. Y„ eleventh and crowd wired that a million dollars ' Mike Jumped. bering were representatives from *rhe statement issued by Commis­ tion and more than 500 societies for chairman of the Democratic town ing was illegal be holds over in the nesday evening at the paraonage at ia a Connecticut boy. He waa born Cecil Hill of Beverly, twelfth. •«ii takiMi out all harthneM —praaerrat tba full flavor.** Hadley said many valuable records the prevention of cruelty to animals committee of Bolton. ' office to which he was elected two 8 p. m. their sleeping quarters, and those By ASSOCIATED PRESS , was mere chicken feed out In the ’Tm not In." be colled. ncUs In Bridgeport, Stamford, were Irreplaceable. sioner Valentine and District Attor­ who were lucky arranged to sleep In TerryvUIe. pitched for teams in nwdeh. New Haven, West Ha- ney Dodge read: are observing this week from April Ail concerned agree that both are years ago and will continue to hold A number of local leaders met at that towilkhnd with Bristol and has aunahlne country. It would be forth­ I An armored dar. carrying money I *THOSC ilQ KEO 2>0UNCI TINS aura aava monay,** Fireman Injured 19 to the 25th as "Be Kind to Ani­ residents of the town of Bolton and the office until his successor is prop^ the home of Mrs. A. N. Skluner beside the kitchen stuvea In the 30 Wally Berger, Bees — Found coming In a week, Mike was ad-- probably in V piidtoj^ bonk, paaa- H arry Myti u ha a lu lo bU aaay chair. **Thay hoM yen. New Britain, New London I^ t- Fireman Fruit Sonkey was the "We have broken the ’Tltterton or so houses In the vllUge. Brooklyn pitchers for three hits, appeared In games in Manchester. vlaod. nam, Wallingford. Meriden, Hart- case, and now have in custody the mals" week. Dally appeals are be­ that both are registered Democrats. erly elected in the fall, Mr. Eaton with Miss Clieney of the Connecti­ He was with Montreal last year. He I ed. A reporter gsw it. around 60 pipefuls of swell smoking. * FVyr chaar plaaa* only person reported hurt while 14 ing made In all citlea of the United- Furthermore c ..oh are Justices of the cut State college to discuss social Miners and voluntcora who could one a double, and drove in two nms. WRESTLING “Wow! What'll I do now?” about- "There’s that guy Michael M arco; ora, try P. A.-*o prlnealy smoke. ^ e'va srranfad a aa* ^ fiord. Rockville, Wlnated and Man- fire companies fought to halt the perpetrator, who haa confessed. Ho iiuslsta. Joe Bowman, Philllea—Checked haa adopted t nehaineMe me!”dell Tiester. ia John C. Florenza, 24 years old, States for a more kindly considera­ peace and grand Jurors. To further prove his case Judge and athletic actlvitiea. not get quarters In the bunkhouse ed Promoter Mike to hla friends. ‘I from Son Diego with that million, I rUk offar. P. A. ts frand for "makin S" cifarattas too. spread of the fire. He received a An amateur program will be given were welcomed to villagera’ houses Giants with 10 hits and cracked has adopted the name of Appleton can't move this fight out of New Mike,” he yelped. Akout 8 O’clock the drill team of an upholsterer, of 1601 65th street, tion of all animals. Different stories of why the two Eaton talked the nuitter over with because bis real name h ao long broken arm and other Injuries In a One o t the Scout laws which every are claiming the chairmanship is at the ball the 29tb. Prizes of $5. and temporary cota were hastily out three singles. (By the Associated Press.) York. If I do I might as well close “Where, where T” gulped Promo-1 L L. Brown Junior Court of Mac- Brooklyn. William Greens, secretary of the that It can no*, p- operly be fitted In­ pipafuU of fra* fall from a roof. Scout carries out la "To be kind" given by aupportera of the two lead­ $3 and $2 will be given. Dancmg erected. George Puccinelli and Frank Hig­ up shop. What’ll I do, wbafll I do?" ter Mike aa be scrambled to the FfiSbeea put on their mlllUry drill, Besides the P. H. C. Temple, the "The solution of this case is an Democratic State Central commit­ gins, Athletics—Former hit home to a box score wltboiU the use of Philadelphia—Dean Detton. 207, frsn t tobacca In or* 18 glrto In the team, with illustration of what can be done by and this la for all the time, but they ers. tee, told him what was what in Bol­ will follow. Proceeds will go to­ " n i tell you what.” advised a window for a look. avary t>avnca tin fire destroyed the adjacent Smith wards defraying expenses of the run with two on; latter ^ot four ruhbei type. Salt Lake City, defeated C:hlef Little Solomon who bung heavtty on Pro­ The reporters had their laugh. af ^ n c a Athart *—I boya who aerved aa flag bearers. close and alncere co-operation of endeavor to see that everyone la Mrs. Milton Haling, c. Democrat, ton, and returned with a ruling from BANDITS GET $500 Wolf, 220, Colorado, one fall. 50 Qcla Chetelat has been coaching building and the Cohen building, all kind to animals. If a Scout sees an claims that at the caucus laat fall 50th anniversary of the Grange. Boston. April 21.—(A P)—Police hlta and aa many nins as A'l de­ moter Mike’s desk. "Tell 'em to get At 5:31 a big smils swept ocrou of the structures housing exclusive law enforcement agenciea District him that Lewia D. Eaton was the feated Yonks. JOCKEY BURNS TO RIDE New York—Chief Sanooke, 340, • UM, a. I. lwB8ii8 Tw. Oto 1. Past Chief Pocahontas May Attorney Dodge and his office animal abused It should be reported' aha mode the motion ■ t only men legally elected chairman and should Pearl Gtesecke has returned to staged a running gun battle with that million here by Monday, April Promoter Mike’s face. He slapped men’s and women’s doming shopa to the Hunmne Society. her home from the Manchester Me­ two robbers In a congested eeotlbn Frankie Frisch, Cardinals — Hit Major A. C Taylor, Canadian Oklahoma defeated Ernest Von 20. or the whole offer is out. That’ll hit knee, strode outside hla office of Wlnated played the march, on the ground floors. portteulariy AssUtont District At­ be members of the '^mocratlc town be recognized, according to Mr. morial hospital. ninth-inning double, cleared the sportsman, bos engaged George Heffner, 228, Germany, one fall. young folks were bearUly ap- torney William O’Rourke, worked Scout Membership Figures, Jan. 81 committee with the exception that Eaton. of the city today after the men bad stop ’em." and called for Walter 8t. Dennis, hla ••■sd for their excellent work. Thirty guests In the Standard robbed a garage proprietor of $500. loaded bases as Cards beat Reds. Bums to ride Indian Broom, worid Omden, N. J.—Maurice LaChap- So Promoter Mike grinned to man. hotd were ordered out but the tirelessly with members of this de­ „ 1938 1985 Mrs. R. K. Jones serve as secretory Aa both "chairmen" have called SPECIAL COSTUME Jhnmy Foxx, Red Sox and Pete record holder at one and one-eighth pelle, 175, France, defeated Vie Wep- 1 bualneaa of the district meet- partment from the very outset of Scouta (all clasaea) 724.485 101,791 for a time. the caucus for the same place and The two men escaped In a waiting bimeelf and laid down the milUon Walter,” sold Promoter Mlks, "1 flames did Hot reach IL Firemen automobile, which, police sold, they Appleton. Senators—Foxx hit borne miles. In the Kentucky Derby. The er, 174. flkrraany, two falls out of dollar ultimatum to the San Diego want to make sn announcement. Get foUowed. and the ceremony of the investigation, Sea Scouta Mrs. Jones says that she did serve the same time the next chapter will run and double in first game and winner of the 10,000 Marcbank three. P-Li«d attack on Tigers’ Louisville. H* was In choife ot Omaha—King Kong „Cox. 338. Om when Sunset Council of this ceding the crime, be called a t the chairman. a warrant preventing Mr. Connors garage, but later releas^ one at 0. n. But he didn’t atoy there for celled negoUaUeee to hold the Pdw n was instituted 13 years ago. anniversary August 7. Ita home Tltterton home and secured a love ence thought it was part of his coo- them. j pltebars with three hits nptece. Trainer Donol Coimon. If the ooit be4t. CoUf.. and Bull Martin. 346. aaofe th u i 10 nlnutes. JK* dudked Loula-6ehto*llaf Ut Boa Dtoge. lodge room, general offices and Grand total (net) 1.009,919 964,873 .Supporters of Mr. Ckmnora say from calling the meeting to order, Gus Ruhr, P trau s—Hit home run mokes a good Shewing In tha Bdeton, draw. “ TMUter members present last night seat.to be repaired by bis employer, This ia the latest report issued by tume. Police Captain James Sheehan said out to Join aovarsl n e w ^ p e r .•> It will be held a t the TtoUtee lto - pmUng department were housed In that be la recognized as the chair­ or Mr. Connors aa a grand Juror Crandell broke hla left wrist In ninth with two on to give Pi­ Derby, be probably will be shipped to Ciross*, Wit. —Darna Oatopa- orters who were argublg over a Wtttded Mrs. Minnie Hollister, Mrs: the Kreuger Upholstering Co., 463 atlonal headquarters showing the j man of the town committee by the he believed at least one of the ban­ dium June 18.” fly Cofiell and Lee Coflell. f the three upper etorles of the build­ Third avsnut. *rhe following morn- might do the same thi^.and try the earlier in the play during a reallatlc dits had been shot. He began an rates victory over Cub*. eaat to compete at Narraganaett vltcb, 338, Kansas (3ty. pinned Lou 1.60 breakfast check. "And DOW," sold Promoter Ml- ing. incraose of membarahlp In tha or-1 chairman of the itate central com- caaes before each joib'er aa Juatices emmtment of a rough and tumble Vernon Kennedy. White Box—Held Park and other New £igland Plummer. 345, Baltimore, 35 min­ r Prince Albert I Hell,- aoMisaid rrvPromotei u ju i«r miiia-Mike. "You sou i cuocicboel Strmuu Jocobe, "1 need a tag, before repwtiac to fg ik , be giainoon. I m lt t io . immediate check on all koapUala THS NATIONAL tlM pMOSh fight __ fiqnldana' officer Indians to four bits. troeko. ute*. l fuya ui8k jrou hava ywir warritt, (driBk,' P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 21,198«. MANGHFSTFR EVKMVG HKPAl D. MA^fniPSTEP, (T)NN. TUESDAY, AHBH- 21,1^86. PAGE ELEVEN ■ MOOTS ANf) HER BUDDIES Well? ? T 7 By MARTIN YOU » . 1 \NELV. ,TO MAKE A VOM« STORY ^ VJHSLVA \ TOVO HvM W E WERE FEW WiO \ VOENT MEMBER. SWOOT ,\ OCE TO TMLW\M& OH ONE OF THE TO TOWM TO OO «»OME MXTH THE HAM M ER OF HB^,WHV WE OPENEO UP UV4E A SA\0 THERE A»JN REASON Toil Ji8ve alwayi beard of the Mon—^That man wants to borro .v MMIWEVINJG THE GEViERAN- STORE.-• iVNG G\J0RY HJERE. VEGENOS • “old headn’’. Are olU people \yls some money from me. Do you kno.v 'NWY than the.young? Well, ij>t alwayi. / I G A U ^ AaCASF A V L SHOOV.O « e t him? ■ X " A twy or girl of 20 has a lot more THE VGVMNOG ALONG Friend—I know him as well as 1 OH* THE COA«V,\N aepee lUKiut marryliitf, for example, know you. Don’t lend him a cent. Maour THW than haa a man of 60. THESE FARFG T LOST AND FOUND 1 BUSINESS SERVICES U V E STOCK— VEHICLES 42 HOUSES FOR SALE 72 9 OFFERED 13 The trouble with being a doctoi ItOST—TWO P A IR boy"! eye glses- PAST MASTERS OCCUPY Mother—James EUpbalet, what Is that S3 many diseases come aloiir ea In brown leather caae, In tr in i­ FOR s a l e :—FOUR rooms' with WATKINS EXHIBIT that haven’t any symptoms that WANTED—STONE rnaaon work FOR SALE— COW, Just freshened. garage, 213 Autumn street, 2 lota, do you mean by teaching that par- ty of MIiMle Turnpike and Main OPEN FORUM 18 COMPLETE COURSE really show. by the day, reaaonable, have own Telephone 5614 after 5 o'clock. also 2 lots at Station 42, Wood­ rpt such bad words? atrcet. Return to 106 Main street toola. Albert Anderson, 1016 East land. Reasonable. Mrs. Froncea A. 0. U. W. LODGE CHAIRS Jamea BltphaJet—I was only or Riley CSicvrolet on WeUe street. r-i... ™ W 7SE N D E B S P LA N Business .Mon—Our George will Middle Turnpike. Pekula, 46 Plymouth street, Hart­ AT ANTIQUE SHOW Editor, The Herald: IN LOOM HXING tr.iching him wbat he musn’t say, Reward. POULTRY AND madam. be In the hospital a long time. ford, telephone 6-9933. Franklin Brown Is Past Master Republican Townsend members LAW N MOWER sharpening. We 8UPPUES 43 are elated that two of their members Partner—Why? “Have you seen guarantee to make your lawn Workman at Session of Man- WlUlam Thornton and Mathias Taftviile Group Graduates Last The world does not give s tinker’s the doctor? AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 mower run easy, cut clean and FOR SALE—BABY chicks, B. W. LOTS FOR SALE 73 OpcDs Today at Fool Guard Chester Lodge Last Night. Spless Me nominated as delegates to Night; Were Directed in darn for your troubles. Its tinker­ Business Man—No. but 1 have operate as wc.j as new. Robert seen hla nurse. _ _ ■ FOR SALE—BUDDY Stewart 3-4 D. tested, also started chicks. B. the state convention and that two Work by John Echmalian. ing with its own troubles. Griffith, 140 Oak street. Tel. 3314. T. Allen, 37 Doane street. Tele­ FOR SALE)—LOT ON GERARD Last night was observed as past staunch supporters of the plan were ton truck, $25.00 if taken now. street, 60-160, high and dry, or phone 7616. Hall; Room of Reprodne- masters' night by Manchester Lodge, elected on the Republican commlt- A class of eighteen men were Womaiv—My husband Is the only But why make people salute the Apply 18 Starkweather street WANTED—MACHINE shop work would consider exchange for car­ flag? Doughboys saluted the second after B p. m. A. O. U. W,, all of the chairs being w , Mr. Longdyke and Mr. MuIUn. graduated at Taftviile last night man Who over klsssd me. and general repairing. Acetylene penter work. 46 Florence street, Republican chairman, Wm. after taking a loom-flxlng course at Neighbor—Are you bragging or lieutenant, but It didn’t Indicate welding, brazing and cutting. Town. tioDs Featured. filled with former past master work­ love. Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox 1932 CHEVROLET cabriolet; 1931 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 Hyde made public the statement he the Ponemah Mills on Saturday complaining? Pontiac coach; 1931 Ford roadster; Lawn mowers sharpened and re­ men of the lodge. Franklin Brown was not opposed to the plan and moniings, It was announced by Di­ conditioned. Snow Bros. Tcl. 4606 was past master workman; Ray­ Robert J. Smith bearing this state­ rector J. G. Echmalian of the local Numerologlsts and star-gazers I ncident of th e S pr in g decorating se a so n at the Little Scorpions lub 1931 Chevrolet coach; 1930 Ford or 4531. , LEGAL NOTICES 78 C coach; 1929 Chevrolet coach; 1920 COLD STORAGE Ice box for sale. Watkins Brothers are exhibiting mond Belcher, master workman; ment remarked “Who Is?" Man­ Trade School today. The course cannot tell what Is In the future, Quotations JUR BOARDING HOIISK By Gene AKem at the Southern New England An­ Paul Priest, foreman; Julius Brat- chester is certainly fast becoming a was arranged by Mr. Echmalian. Pontiac coach. Cole Motors, ,:64e3. ’ "AN TE D —GARDENS to plow, Reasonable. 23 Mhore street. LIQt’OU PKIIMIT why should you wrack your brain n o t i c e : o f application tiques Exposition which opened at snyder, watchman; H. L. Tenney, Townsend Town. The class consisted of weavers !n to find out? I'm not a-makin' any money up harrow, and mark. H. Warren FOR SALE—STRONG team^hsr Thli Is to give notice that I, Fred recorder and A. L. Brown occupied Mrs. Clara SouthergdU. the mills and all have been ad« here In Washington. It coats all Case, Buckland. Tel. Manchester ness, almost new. Horses collars, R. Andereon of 117 Pine etreet, Man­ Foot Guard Hall, Hartford today, the position os treasurer, an office you make. If I wasn’t a pretty fair U N LE SS M Y F A W f VOUR PETTY chester, Conn., have filed an applica­ VMced to loom-fixers as a result of Lawyer—All right. I ’ll take your Manehestes 4246. and which will be open every day he held for 38 years in the lodge. their training. poker player, I couldn't stay here. strap work, harness repairing, tion dated 14th o f \ p ril. 1936 w ith Icfse. I feel sure that I can get you t h r e a t s h o l d m o this week from 10:00 In the morning Deputy Grand Master L. V. Long- —P. L. Gallaway, U. S. Representa­ 'HOOPLE--T'UEE CLIENT IS"^ curtain and auto tops repaired. the Liquor Control Commission for A class of nineteen men t (Justice. ? Evening Herald a ravejwi .Permit for the sale of until 10:30 in the evening. The local botham of New Haven was among CURB QUOTATIONS tive, Oklahoma. TERR(3RS-^ MV Chas. Laklng, 90 Cambridge street. graduate May 5 from the course h H i Client— Why, you little nitwit. It ■REIMBURSED REPAIRING 23 Telephone 4740, alcoholic liquor on the premises of store's exhibit Is a departure from those present as was Past Grand Y e a r s i v a i t CLASSIFIED 41 Oak street, Manchester. Conn The carpet manufacturing ain’t Justice I wsuiL You’ve got to IkJ T U L L, I l a w y e r W i l l business is owned by Fred R. Ander­ the usual Antiques show display In Master John Trant of Hartford. at ThompsonvlUe. “ Let these Incompetents In public t , "POR D E R ^ IT ADVERTISEMENTS LAWN MOWER SHARPENING, that no antiques will be shown. In­ There were about 78 tn attendance. By ASSOCIATED PRESS get me off. Cl repairing. Key making, vacuum son of 117 Pine street. Manchester, office go on relief If they have nu. SM A LL S E W A C (? U A IM T y o u Ot«at six avsrasa vorda to « Conn., and will be conducted by stead, Watkins, are showing a part An entertainment was given and re­ 9t4 other place. We will taka care 8*| AL'READV YOU cleaners etc., cleaned, recondition­ FUEL AND FEED 49-A W IT H w h a t e v e r txltlals, numbers and abbravlatlons t red R. Anderson of 117 Pine street, of a room Interior, designed by their freshments were served. Am Clt Pow and Lt B ! . ! ! '! ’ ria Qrandpap Hiram Stubblefield, of them, but not in office. | U P YO U R a*cli oount as a .'ord and oomponnd ed. Tool sharpening. Bralthwalte, Manchester, as permittee. Ark Nat Gas ...... [ ru SELECIMENTOHOLD BrusbviUe, says it wouldn’t be so OWE ME Interior decorating staff. In which Is —Mrs. Malcolm L. McBride, League S A LA R Y AM D A R R AKKSE m e K IT S wprds as two words. Mlnlroam coat la 62 Pearl street. FOR SALE—CHOICE early cut FKEI> n. ANDERSON. Assd Gas and El A ” bad for the young folks to know priaa ot thrsa ilnsa. hay $20 ton. C. O. D. used several of the many authentic of Women Voters. MOW X?EU Telephone H-4 21 S6 reproductions for which the local Am Sup P o w ...... everything If they just knew a few B U S I ME S S I M A Y M A K E |«laa rates per day ter tranalaat Rosedale 15-3. MEETING TONIGHT ■0LL IS T '-R E E ada. WANTED — DULL lawnmowers, store Is famous. Most of the fine COUNTRY CLUB’S WOMEN Blue Ridge ...... , things worth while along with the TRAMSACTIOMS F O R M Y MeatiTa Marcli if, tMt garden tools, etc., to sharpen and pieces on dUspIay at the Exposition Can Marconi ...... other things. I find nothing In the press to,en­ T IM E S A S Cash Chares repair. Karleen and Edgerton, 655 are copies of fine old pieces which Cent States El courage crime — but plenty to wai n Tl6HTETa. I Ooasaouttvs Days #.1 7 ots| f ata Regular Monthly Session to Ba you and me that the savage ele­ ACM/ D E F E M S E / t Coasacative Oayi ..I • ots U ata North Main. Phone 7385. GARDEN—FARM- arc In the store's collection, or of GOLFERS TO U Y PLANS Clt S e r v ...... THAM AM CUP STARS EASILY Held With Public Hearing at Gosh! ments of American society must be "A' 3 1 l>ar ...... I 11 atsi IS Ota DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 other pieces In Connecticut homes Clt Serv., p f d ...... 8 O’clock. Mary had a little dreas, I AM OOIMK ESK IM O IW ▲11 orders for Irracalar lasertlona for which Watkins Brothers have El Bond and Share destroyed. wlU be oharstd at tha one tin e rata. A dainty bit and airy: HELP WANTED— secured permission to reproduce. Members Requested to Meet Ford Limited ...... —H. B. Le Quatte, president, Ad­ W?OMTVATaDS, MIS WIMTER ■paolal rates for long term avarF TAKE m TESTS '^ e Selectmen will meet tonight It didn't show the dirt a bit, vertising Club of New York. i \ day advartlatng give upon raquast FEMALE 35 COW MANURE for sale. 63 Liyneaa A typical Colonial wallpaper Friday Afternoon at Club — Nlag Hud Pow . , ,, But Gosh, how It showed Mary. ■eACKVATCDS f VEST/ ▲ds ordered for tbraa or six days street. showing a toUe design In blue on an Opening Match April 29. Penn Rond ---- - at 7 o clock to pay bills Incurred by and stopped before tha Ulrd or fifth W ANTED —EXPERIENCED girl oyster white background Is used as Segal Lock the town during the last month and The cherry blossoms are pretty. 1 day will be charged only for tha ac­ for general housework. Apply 79 Tennis Aces RoU Merrily In­ • • • •• • 8'8Ve'V*'e' take up other municipal business If ws all had as much faith at, but they lack something. You! tual number of Imee the d appear­ a background for these fine pieces, Unit Gas ...... 744 ws profess to have, this world would Brookfield street. together with a plain broadloom rug The women golfers of the Man­ which has developed since the meet­ might almost say they don't have ed. charging at the rate earned, but HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Unit Lt and Pow A 8% ing a week ago. not havs ten per certl of the trou­ sex appeal. ■o allowance oi refunds can be made to show how a floor covering from a chester Country club will hold a Utils Pow and L t ...... Oh ala time sds stopped after the to Third Round of Mason- modern power loom can be used to business meeting at the clubhouse to A t 8 p. m. the board will conduct bles It has. —U. S. P.epresentative Maury Mav­ fifth day. FOR SALE— PIANO, bedroom set, HELP WANTED— kitchen set, and other household enhance fine furniture, whether discuss plans for the coming season public hearing on a request that erick, Texas, No **tlll forbids" $ display lines not Young Bride—Now, dear, what’ll the building and veranda lino on tha The Wind Cbangeth •old. MALE 36 articles. 17 Ox'chard street, after Dixon Tourney. antique or reproduction. Some of Friday, April 24. at 1:30 o’clock. I get If I cook a dinner like that Tha Herald will not be raapoDSibla 8 o'clock. the pieces to be seen in the setting Members are requested to come If every day this year? south side of Blssell street from Nine old me" sat on a bench, It's high time that the younge"- fo r more than one Inoorraet insertion W ATKINS BROTHERS, Inc., haa Include Watkins copy of a fine 18th possible. Spruce street to HoU street be th« Gave A A A a fearful wrench. men In the party came along and lU.UU, of any advertisement ordered for Husband—^My life Insurance. same as the street line. But TVA won their approval, took up the reins. It's up to us older iDore than one time. an opening for n aalcsman In their FOR SALE—THREE used Uni­ White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., Century Inlaid desk, the original of The opening meeting of the V v'- The Inadvertent omission of incor- electrical department. Man aclcct- versal electric ranges, 2 at $40 April 21.— (A P )—The American which is In a Manchester home, a women's inter club golf league will So don’t look fu their quick re­ men to give the young fellows their roct pablloatlon of adverUslng will be ed will be trained to manage a de­ each, cost now $149; 1 at $25, cost Davis Cup contingent rolled merri­ jig-saw mirror reproduced from the be held at the Edgewood Country moval. chance. rM tIfle only by cancella*iesi of the partment. Aak for Mr. Terhune, new $105.25; 1 used spinner type ly Into the third round of the original In C. Elmore Watkins’ club, April 29. Guests will be pres­ —Newton D. Baker, relinquishing •u rge made for the service rendered. Cleveland Ilomoernllc Party post. ▲11 advertisements must conform 2:00 to 4.00 only. washing machine, $60, coat new Maaon-Dlxon terjils tournament to­ home, and an exquisite cabriole leg ent from Avon, Indian Hill, Weth­ Bailor (on leave)—I ’d like to try IB style, copy and typography with $120. Manchester Electric Co. day, victorious In all the early drop-leaf table which the store pur­ ersfield and Manchester. There on that suit In the window. i regulations enforced by the publleb- frays. chased- In order to copy. A number will be a golf tournament In the Puzzled Clerk— I’m a Navy m and they reserve the right to SALESMEN WANTED ,36-A The veteran Texan, Wllmcr Alli­ of upholstered pieces are also being morning followed by a luncheon and s c A ia s a Booster, mister, but I’m afraid the edit, revise or lejec* any oopy con­ used in order to create a room In­ Flapper Fa n n y Says: sidered objecttonable. W ANTED-TO BUY 58 son, cr.iitaln of the Davis Cup team a business meeting of the league. boss would be upset if you didn’t eca u.». SAT. orr. CL081NO HOUHS-Claeslfled ade to AVALIAB LE AT ONCE Rawielgh terior that meets the requirements All members of the local club are use the regular dreaalng room. and seeded No. 1 was handed a bye of today’s living. Included Is an bo published same day rouet be re- Route of 800 famlllca. Only re­ BEST PRICES NOW BEING paid for the first round yest rday and in Invited to attend and reservations IMOS CAM 'T •elved by II o'clock noon: Saturdays liable nicn need apply. Can earn for Junk. Live poultry bought. See authentic reproduction of a wing must be made by calling Mrs. John Chicken Feed H :I0 a. m. the second had little trouble beat­ B E b o t h e r e d " $25 or more weekly. No caah re­ William Ostrlnsky, 91 Clinton St chair covered In rich red velour, and son, 7694 not later than April 25. •We want a cliange!"—the holler ing A. M. Jitkow of New York, a Shereton occasional chair which TELEPHONE YOUR quired. Write today, Rawielgh'a, Tcl. 5879. 6 - 2 , 6 - 1. To us at first seemed strange. Dept., CUD-48-Z, Aibany, N Y. has been slip-covered In chintz. WANT ADS. Don Budge of Oakland, Calif., Carefully chosen decorative asses- Inflation took our dollar; ▲da are accoptad over iLe telephone got through the first with a default sorles and lamps complete the dis­ Now all we have is—change. at the CHARGE RATE glvett above APAKTMENTS—FLATS— and then trimmed W. Hall 6-2, 6-4, tinctive display. NORTH COVENTRY (C 1911, fcnlgtic re«) at a ooQveolan j to advertlaera, but DOGS— UlRDS— PETS 41 TENEMENTS 63 A bride walked Into a sea food Ca s h RA'TBB w in Oa accepted ae to move on. Bryan (Bttsy) Grant, • U L L P A rM E N T If paid at the bual- FOR SALE—P'lVE months oid the Atlanta ace, also had a first market very recently; IV vfKL u 1 S .itM tl Beta office on or before the eeventh FOR RENT—FOUR room tene­ Mr. and Mrs. John 'Wilson and Bride—I want some oysters. Exit The Arabs By John C, Terrv Spaniel puppy, 58 H.ackmntack ment, downstairs, with all Im­ round rest and turned on Charlaa day following the first Ineertlon of street. daughter. May, and Mrs. Henry Clerk—Large or small ones? v y/ALKlNfl AHBAP, SCOECHV TKIES TO CONVEY each ad otherwie* the CHARGE provements, extra closet. Inquire Turner of Roanoke, Va., for a 6-3, DISTRICT TOWNSEND WISHT OU WOULD 7-5 victory. Mussman of Vernon were Sunday Bride— Ob, do they come In dif­ GIT 'em T'$T0P FCg A HIS MESSA6E TO THE ARABS BY SK3N R A T S w ill be collected. No reeponal- 141 N. Main street. guests at Mrs. Arthur B. Porter’s. for errora in telephoned ada FOR SALE—POINTER puppies, John Van Ryn, of Philadelphia, ferent sizes? 1—I don’t know how WHILE, ^CORCH-THKE LAHSUASE .. .NODPINfl IN UNDBRSTANCUNS, will be aaai^med and their accuracy best breeding, litter cniolled. 103 CLUBS PLAN BANQUET Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Robertson and my husband lll.es them. Let me see caBBot be guarenieed. FOR RENT —SEVERAL FIRST the doubles ace, won an easy first HEEB BOOTS IS HURTIN theV s it their horses in silence. Hamlin street. Phone 8053. daughter, Margaret, of Fairfield, (pondering). Oh, yes, he Wears a class single and double dwellings. match and hac but little trouble de­ spent Simday with Mr. Robertson’s SOAIETHIN'FIBI&e J INDEX OF All In good 'ocatlons. Apply EM- feating Fred West of Lynchburg, No. 15 collar. Could you tell from Delegates Arrange for Party to brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. that? CLASSIFICATIONS ward J. HoH. Tel. 4642. Va., 6-2, 6-4. Gene Mako of Los Lawrence Robertson. Mrs. Annie ...... A Angeles, with a fi,.st round bye, Be Held May 23 — Mrs. Fred Robertson, who has been spending llBgagemeBta ...... B FOR RENT—FOUR mom tene­ spent little time getting rid of Parents advise their daughters to M arriages ...... q EVES Dart Is Chairman. the winter with her sons, returned ment, first floor, all modern Im­ « if stA stAvici. ISC. T. M. aia u. a pat. opp. marry a mem who knows how to © • • tb i ...... D EXAMINED David Grey, West Virginia Wesle­ with them and will spend the sum Card of Tbanka ...... e provements. Inqulra 160 Blsacll St. yan, 6-2, 6-2. mer here. savs money but a young man try­ 1b Memorlam ...... r GLASSES All the other seeded stars li. the Delegates from Connecticut Con­ Mrs. Emil J. Koehler’s name was (BEAD THE STORY, THE N COLOR THE PICTURE) ing to save his money these days Loat and Found ...... t FITTED 1 ▲BBoaneereenta ...... | 16th annual spring racquet touma- gressional District No. , Townsend drawn Saturday at Arthur J. Vln has such keen competition from the lirnkrn I,enaes WANTED TO RENT 68 clubs met at Odd Fellows hall, “Now that our tent is fixed Just young men who are making no ef­ Pereonale ...... I Hoplarcd m ^ l also moved Into third round ton’s Nation-Wide store, so she re and said, “When we have had ABfoaiebIlea mpctlMon without much trt.ublc. Hartford, Sunday afternoon to plan ccived the basket of groceries. right, thanks to kind Windy Tlny- enough, let’s crawl into the tent. fort to save their money that he ▲otomobllea for Sale ...... 4 All Work Done On I’rcnUsc. Wa n t e d t o r e n t three or four for a banquet, entertainment and mite, how would you all enjoy some doesn’t get n chance at most of the rooms, unfiirnlsr ed. Not too far Hal Surface, Jr., of Xansas City, Franklin Orcutt and Arthur J. "It’s getting dark, and we must Automobllea for Exchange k Wm. J. Uergcroii, Uptometrtat social to be held May 23. Mrs. Fred Vinton were the two delegates elect­ food?’’ the old prospector said. snooze. Come on, we have no time ABto Aoeeatoriee—Tlree ...... % from Main street. Phone 4848 who had a first round bye, beat J. Fir's- ^ Small Weekly Payments. Dart, chairman of the Congressional ed at the Republican caucus held “Oh, that sounds very fine to me. to loose.” All of the Tlnles Jumped ▲•to Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Phone 4720 for Ap[iolntmeiil afternoons. Alben of Washington, 6-0, 6-1 In ▲•to Schoole ...... 7-A the second. Wllmcr Hines, Los Board, had charge of the meeting Monday evening. The delegates will I ’m Just os hungry as can be," said up and straight to the tent they A smart man Isn’t fit for Jury ▲ntoa— Ship by Truck ...... | RICHARD STONE and her well laid plans met with the attend the State Convention held In Duncy. “I know we’ll feel great went. ■ service. He wouldn’t believe the evi­ Branching out in new field often ▲•toe— For Ulra ...... § Angeles, had a tough second round as soon as we are fed." opticiiiii enthusiastic’ approval of the dele­ Hartford May 5 and 6. Axel Olsen dence offered by either side. gets you up a tree. i«3* rw 4 f . AN Ritbu R*.«r4»4 Oaragea—Service—storage to match before he defeated T. Man- Some find food had been loaded Motoreyclea—Bloyclee ...... u 7311 Main Street gan of Washiiigton,. 1-6, 6-1, 6-4, J. gates. Many donations for the ban­ vfaa elected Republican town chair­ “I ’ll find a comfy place outside," quet have been received. man, Miss Gertrude Anderson, vice In the little cart and,' with a grin, the old prospector loudly cried. WsBtad Autoa—Motoreyclea ... II State Theater Dtilldlnjc Gilbert Hall of New York. Idlt In two of the Tlnles brought It forth ^v a s h i n (; i o n r i B B S JiwelBem and Profeeerenal Be^leee the first round, took W. Meirlhcw chairman, and Ernest Olsen, treas­ “It’s really very warm out here, Bytrane OUT OUR WAY ______By Williams Baaloeaa Servlcea Offered ...... i| DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS urer. and put it on the ground. and I won’t catch a cold.’’ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Blosser Rouaebold Servlcea O ffered ...... l l - A Tha Democratic Electors of the of New York, 6-0, 6-1. ‘ipHE (2,UN BATTLE WlTl-l MA&LEW BRINSS FAME TD LULU BELLE.THE ' MEY! WHERE'S GUEST OF HONOR Deacon W. F. Pitkin of Apponaug, “ Let’s build a fire, to bring forth Fair Goldy said, “I hope you’re WELL, I CANY LET 'E/V1 6 0 THEY'RE GETTIN' T / YEW-PICK -mElR FLOW^^ Bdlldlng—Contracting ..g ...,,, 14 Town of Bolton are' requested to light, ’cause soon daytime will turn ^ n e w s p a p e r /HAN (XIAVES ALL THE WAV FRCVH TO WASTE. YOUR. CIVIC MINEoAiKic BACKaAr-iy WITH vA/rru ------...... |, meet In caucus on Monday, April R I., formerly of this town, will cel­ right. If you’d get sick, 'twould D o y n j YEAH, HE WAS ^ IT WAS HIS SON EL RAfeO TO GET MER PICTURE, ------MUSHROOMS- BERRIES"* FBneral Dlrectore ...... h TO LIQUID.^TE CREDITS Meriden. April 21.— (A P )—Hugh to night,” said Goldy. “Then for be a fright. Be sure you are real PRIDE ? TAKlN' A VENGEANCE. 27, 1936, at 8 P. M., E. S. T., In ebrate his 88th birthday April 23. little sticks we all can look THAT5 THE STUFF, SWIPE THEIR a p p l e s — Beating—Plumbing—Roofing ,«• 17 Romo. April 21.— (A P )—Ambas­ Mitchell of North Carolina. National It was suggested his many friends careful, ’cause, you know, you’re MEAN ■[HE MAN WHO GEE, AN ' /WHOM NUTTY D E - THAT MUD INTO LOOKIT 'ER FLY. laeurance ...... t l the Ba.sement of the Congregational sador Breckinridge Long of the around. SHOW YOUR ------HUNT THEIR RABBITS president of the PatrloUo Order. here send him a greeting card or pretty old." OLD MAN X i OUR, FAIR CITY.' MllllBery—Oreeamaklng ...... t l church, for the purpose of electing United States discussed the liquida­ THAT MR. NUnV ONCE FEATED FOP WOU CAN'T EXPECT AN' QUAIL-BUST THEIR MvlDg—Trucking—B.orage io Sons of America, will be among the letter shower. Soon nil the Tlnles slept, and GIVE 'EM BACK EMERGENCY delegates to the Democratic State tion of about $8,000,000 worth of guests of honor at a state meeting The kindly old prospector eald, WEASEL SOCKED FOR GALLUP CLASS PRESIDENT MUCH OF A GUV, PENliS'-ENJOY THOR PBbllo Paaaenger gerrloe ....-•.lO-A then brave Coppy woke and Jumped Convention to bo held In New Haven Ladles of the Coventry Fragment “I ’ll make the fire. You go ahead THEIR MUD. WITH N O PRIDE SCENERY--BUT, BE SURE Painting— Papering ...... n frozen American credits tn Italv of the order to be held here this eve­ society who are working on cos­ up when he heard some pretty IS (30NNA KICKIN3 A IS OH AFTER GALLUP Profeaelonal Servlcea || Arena, May 15 and 16, 1936, to elect with Premier Mussolini today. ning at 8 o’clock. and get the wood. Then we will eat t IN' HIS COMMUNITY AN' KICK THEIR MUD BACK Repairing ...... n tumes for the Tom Thumb wedding. music Just outside the small tent BE A > THIS LIST, delegates to the Democratic Na­ It was understood that the cred- Herman A. Miller of Pennsylva­ In Just a while. door. u ttle ' HAD TRIED TO IN THBR FACES.' WE MUST tailoring—Dyelng-^leaBlng ,,«. 14 CALLS tional Convention. May 22, have decided not to have a Ita will be liquidated gradually "The girls can set the nice food WlTNES* Toilet Goode and Service ,.•••• || nia. National secretary, and Charles covered dish luncheon tomorrow at He peeked out and a man he saw. MONGREL TOO' BRIBE NUTTY TO PROTECT OUR COMMUNfiy Wanted— Buelneae Se.vloe •••%•• I I Per Order through the new tourist or regis­ B. Holmes of Pennsylvania. Nation­ out. 'Twill tempt you all, without At first It filled the lad with awe, A ^ I N S f V US OVIC PRID6RS. Democratic Town Committee, tered lire recently Instituted by the the regular meeting, believing that doubt.” “ Why It Is tempting me Do g I DROP OUT OF THE ^ Bdneatieaal POLICE al treasurer, are also expected to be considerable time will be saved If and then he shouted, "Who are N im Y t - . Cyiraea and Ciaaaea t l JAMES A. CONNORS, Chairman. I Italian government. present. About 400 members will be right now,” said Coppy, with a you? What did you come here for?” CAMPAKJW Private InetmetloB ...... i t Dated at Bolton, Conn., each one brings her own lunch. Mrs. smile. Long leaves tomorrow tor the In attendance. Including the state ...... 4 } 4 3 April 21, 1936. |United States. Fred Gicsccke, the hostess, will serve Just as the moon rose In the sky, Mnsleal—pram.tlr ...... i . 1 officers. hot coffee. (The Tlnles have some dandy Wanted—laatruotloB ...... 10 wee Dotty sat back, with a sigh. flapjacks In the next story.) ^ Flaanelal KJer fan mail includes a aonds—Stocks—UortsasM «... ,i FIRE B^aeta Opportuoltlea tt South NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Lew WenHasThriltiYig News OF cigars, A PRO- Money to Loan ...... » By THOMPSON AND COLL OF^RSlASllANPAN . _H eJ p and .^Itmatfoae tm e m vo u a r e o n e o f YES, YOUR MAJESiy- SHE UES,YOUR Balp Wanted—Female ...... t i 4321 THE AMERICAWS ABOUT YOU SAW HIM ABOUT m s HARD TD MISS NORTH f COME H.lp Wsnt.d—Msl...... I , AND TWE OTHER IS m a j e s t y - i c a n ID SHOOT M E -H E Salesmen Wanted ...... ||.a North SAVED FROM WHOM TWE ADMIRAL ^ BACK OF THE WALL, BEUEVC THAT CJUICKLV/ JACK UANE- HE MAYOR PRESENTS MER WITH A~ e x p l a in e v e r y - WAS AFRAID I VVOpLD WNBE/HC3WS (llO MILES PKHOURf t BET | Belp Wanted—Male or Female. • t7 WysTER BY RADIOED MEf THERE, SLAIN BV THIS OF MY TRUSTED HE STILL LIVES— WE NEW CAR, / “r-u np v bp f rn yic rvu~ THIS FER SPEED?, ^ CROOKSLL OUTRUN US, ▲ffcn.e Wanted ...... THE TIMELV TH IN G r TELL YOU TWE TCJUTW- AIDE, B U T- Bltuatlona Wanted—Female ... at 5432 CALLS VDURJ IF THINK THAT ^ N N ^ L ^ y Tgy 'Eg out THIS BUG&Y. ' Bltoatlont Wanted—Male ...... i| ARRIVAL OF 1 IMPLORE YOU TO NAME r I AND LOOK...MRS.TWIMBLE JBmploymeni Agenclee ...... 40 EMPEBOR PLACE HIM IN BUNCH WONT TRfY TO U vr Stock—Pete—Pemttry—Vehlclee AMBULANCE i r IS GONNA, TESTlP/>TCo/ Doge—Btrde—Pete ...... MIRO MATILO, IRONSf r EVEN UP AN OLD fJve Slock— Vehlclee (Doujian) OF UBANIA, NUTTY SLAPPED HEP Poultry and Suppllce ...... * SCORE wrTH NUTTY, M Y R A C% SONS EARS ONCE, RDR Wanted - Pete —Poultry—Stock YW RE CRAZY! AND fie l»—MteccIlaneetBe 5630 P O U R S THROWIHQ SNOWBALLS ArtJclee for Sale ...... (Holloran) FORTU MER WE'VE (3CT TD STOP ^ a t a and Aeceaaorlea ...... , ATAWOLDMAN? Bonding Materials ...... EXPOSE r r!.' Otamonde— Watobca—Jewelry OF TWE Bleetrlcal Applleneea—JUdio 3060 P o el and Feed ...... 4U-A (Quish) MAJOR I?/.'". Garden — Farm-Dairy Produeta BoQaehold Gouda . . . . . Machinery and Tcole Musical Inetrumente ...... 4340 OSloo and Store Cqalpmeet__ f M l x i a at the S to r e s ...... Ig Woarlng Apparel—Furs •.n iZ r ’ HOSPITAL Wantod—To Bay ...... I B m rtn _ Bootaaraata 5131 1 toom . Wl^out Bo.r4 ...... „ •or* waatod la.A a tr r Board—JUm c U WATER DEPT. —..U—AM ta.ruU .. —.—..T. ai r»t.d—Hoou»—BoMd - IVF^TH/Gglg:isei6HT/EVEg)THIM&IS\AffaDM^^ ■ M l B M at. F ot u _, 3077 MATTER VTWWRB2WOMTC3Bey MYOraDERSTO V ruu. Tuunmu.. M (After 6 P. M.) » Locnon. for R..t —. t« THB2E,B1GT DeHYPNOTIZe