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\ “ - NET PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIKI L'LATIOX for the iminth of February, 1928 5,108 State Library V^^Member of ihe Aiiilit Hurean of CirvalntiuiiK PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1928. (FOURTEEN PAGES) VOL, X U L , NO. 140. Classifled Advertising on I’age 12. FLOOD DEATH TOLL • NO WORD RECEIVED FIRST PICTURE OF BROKEN ST. FRANCIS DAM RESCUERS FIND 250 OF A T U NTIC FLYER , <'5 BODIES IN CANYON o "s O' ' , ' ,

s '.s,' X, S. V«. S..,. * . * Several Hundred Sdll Listed as Missing and Bodies May Op to Noon 33 Hours Had 'UPHAMKEPT NV>^*S\ a « j g j u j y j PKQIU Never Be Found— Property Damage Estimated at Should Have Reached | UIC PI CD If C $12,000,000— Not Known What Caused Dam to Newfoundland at 8 a. m. n l 5 LL l K I\ 5 Burst— Rescuers Work All Throng the Night— Pes­ tilence Feared— Bodies Slowly Being Identified To- \n\icf deepened wiili every Secretary to G. 0, P. Treas- passins hour today as the black- and-gold British monoplane. “ En- ; urer Says His Chief Never <$> rlcavour.” hearing Captain Walter Los Angeles, Calif., March 14.— take up the work where It was left Hinchclifl'e and another person, be- I Told Him About Sinclair off last night. And according to ieved to he tlip Hon. Elsie Mack ay. While hundreds of grief-stricken general belief the total of death daughter of Lord Inchcape. failed and hysterical relatives stormed and desolation will surely rise as :o put in an appearance anywhere Bonds. crude morgues in half a dozen rescue work is pushed forward. ilong the .Vtlantic seaboard— from towns in the Santa Clara valley to­ “ How did it happen?” “ And who, if anyone, is to 'vow York to Newfoundland. day seeking loved ones, the death blame?” The hriahtly-naintrd monoplane Washington, March 14.— The toll in the San Francisquito canyon 'ook off at 8:40 a. ni.. yesterday late Fred W. Upham, Republican Today the state’s . ohief engineer '3:40 a. m.. New Yoric time) from dam disaster mounted to 500 esti­ and his chief deputy, who have ar­ he Cranwell .\irdnme some 75 national treasurer kept his hand­ mated dead and $12,000,000 prop­ rived on the scene from Sacramen­ iiiles north of London in a pro­ ling of Harry F. Sinclair's Liberty erty loss. to, are to begin an Investigation I -i.~ at the scene of the wrecked dam. tected tran.s-AUantic flight, a we.st- Bonds a secret from even his own "W e already know of some 250 loca1;ed 45 miles to the north and ern crossing: of the ocean which dead in various sections of the val-1 confidential employes, A. U. Leon- \ !• west of Los Angeles. never has been accomplished and A, ley,” said Under-Sheriff Eugene I ard, former secretary to Upham. The answer as to the cause of which has brought disaster and Biscailuz, in charge of the New hall-' '■“V. , the catastrophe was a bit plainer death to all tho.'^e who previously I testified today at the Senate's in- Saugus sector, "and we expect to today. First Avhisperings of earth­ had made the attempt. find that many more when we start ! quiry into tlie Continental Trading quake or dynamite collapsed un­ .‘ J.*? Hours Klaiised. digging In the mud and silt. All we Company's “ slush fund." der official inquiry. It appears that •\t 12:45 this afternoon. New did yesterijay was to pick up bodies seepage of water through the earth York time, tliirty-thrce liour.s had Leonard said he thonglit James which were In sight along the riv­ and under and around the west elapsed since the take off and no A. Patten, Chicago Avheat king,;Avas er bank.” wing of the structure so weaken­ conclusive information of the making a ?25,000 gift to the Re­ Hour by hour a new horror at­ ed the foundations that the col­ plane's whereabouts had been re­ publican Party Avhen in fact Upham tending the disaster was revealed lapse came when it faced the great­ ceived for hours. It was last seen had given Patten .$25,000 of the as relief work got under way and est test it had ever undergone. for a certainty earl.v yesterday, less Sinclair lionds in exchange for the Here is an air picture of the ruins of the great St. Farncis Dam near Newhall. California, after it burst and sent a torrent down the tranquil drastic sanitary measures were en­ Chief Engineer 'William Mul- than 200 miles off the Irish coast. contribution. Santa Clara Riv^^ Valley: Breaking cf the dam. caused by a cloudburst, released 38.000 acres of impounded Avaten Death and destruction forced to halt possible pestilence. holland of the Bureau of Power An unconfirmed report from St. Leonard testified tliat no records rode the crest of the flood. Of the dam. only the concrete monolith slioAvn in the center of the photo was left. The picture was taken by a Beacon Fires and Light was outspoken in the .lohn’s Newfoundland today said of the Liberty Bonds Avere ever NEA Service photographer from an airplane and telephoted to New York from Los Angeles. ..All during the night beacon­ opinion that' a “ major ground several persons claimed to have kept. He also declared that all of like fires glowed through the movement,” something like a heard the motor of a plane at Upham’s personal correcpondence drizzle of rain that fell In the val­ COLLEGE DEBATORS ground slip of. water-soaked earth, Brigus. 27 miles west of .that city. and all records of contributions to ley as dead' work animals and ON TRAINING TABLE. not an earthquake, had caused the Anxious eyes scanned the skies the Republican Party, except a !north end youth wreckage was burned. Meehan Made Millions collapse of the dam. from the coast of Newfoundland Gov. C. C. Young, who arrived card index file, were destroved In The 60-foot wall of water rush­ Avhere it Avas thought the plane 1924. Cambridge, Mass., March 14. at Santa Paula late yesterday ex­ ing doAvn the 'Santa Clara river might reach this morning, if the — Harvard’s debaters today pected to remain there today to ad­ Coiiiniittee .Ad.journs FEARS THRASHING valley Inundated and partially ob­ leadAvinds that prevail on a west­ were placed at a training table. vise and assist in relief work. After hearing Leonard, tlie In Manipulating Stock literated portions Of the towns of erly flight, Avere not more pro­ They will eat all meals together “As great as was the calamity, Senate committee adjourned to Cast^jfp yjrn.. Illmore; Santa Paula nounced than anticipated. But no­ as do Harvard’s athletic teams. there was one merciful note,” said meet at 10:30 o’clock tomorrow and Saticoy, with varying loss of where Avas the big ship sighted. morning in the Federal building, .Thin-Ls^iq . preparation for the Under-Sheriff Biscailuz. "Death MeanwlilIe.-f^t^ur^8S Fj.eld-, Long New York, March" 1 4 '— 'liYaUf'Ciittem-'lA^^erinbr^ and the Fisher annual debating clash with Says'fle Will Return To­ came swift and sure. Almost every­ life In each community. •Chicagt). The committee has sub­ Early today the total number, of Island, prtpS5SlP)is,Ayac

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In nnlson by the mothers and by Am Woolen ., 22 22 22 . 54 % the daughters to the mothsirs. ^ NEW RAMO CLUBPKKS Anaconda .... 54% 54% 200MOTieSMNE During the program the Junior POLICE COURT Atchison .... 186 185% 186 Local Stocks Bald Loco . . . 275 275 275 choir sang two numbers and a doll drill ^‘Baby Land" wu8 glvoB by nnERFERENCE BOARD roitiisTr Balt & . Ohio. . 111% 111 111% Salvatore.Tedone of 271 Market Beth Steel . . . WITH 9AUGHTERS ten little girls from the "Little street, Hartford, paid a fine of Ih® (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) 61% 60%. 61% Light Bearers.” The children sang Can Pac . . . . 2-11% 208% 211% and costs in the Manchester ppllce 'ilte inafAag® Heeiiw Bid Asked 25% Reconstruction of City Straps. several little motion songs then one Twelve Members Named; court this morning for driving an having been waived by Judge ot C M & Paul . . 25% 24% little tot attired as a nurse girl Bank Stocks do pfd .... . 42% 40% 42V^ At a naeeting held at the State Twenty More Join Listeners’ automobile without registration. Probate William 8. ftyde, a marrlr City Bank & Trust . .875 — CapHol Monday with State High­ trundled in » carriage loaded with Tedone came to Manchester yes­ age llcenew was kwaed today to Ch & N W ... . 83% 82% 83% domes for everybody; soon the Association. ■ Capital Natl Bank . . . 285 305 Chi Rock Isl. 110% 109% 110% way Commissioner John A. Mac­ Large Atteadanee at Soiitli terday noon and Traffic Officer Wlr- John Anello, -tl, and Mildred Conn River ...... 300 — 134% Donald, the local Public Works "Sandman” came and put them all talla noticed that his markers were Laurltzen, Ifl, empowering them to Cons Gas .... 134% 134% to sleep. The children were warm­ At the first regular meeting of First Bond and Mort . — 55 Corn Prod . . . 73% 73% 73% Committee and Superintendent of carelessly attached to the car with be married ImmeiUaMy. First Natl (Htfcl) .. . 295 — Met|i(Hiist Church Annual ly applauded for their part Is ttoe the newly organized Manchester the use of wire. He stopped him to They figured recently In a police Del & Hud . . , 168% 166% 168% Streets, George B. Milne, went over Radio/Listeners’ Association last Hart Nat B & Tr . . . .560 575 the various methods that~the high­ program. inquire about it, and on asking him court case involving a serious Dodge Bros . , 18%, 18% 18% Children of an older age who are night at the School street Rec, Htfd Conn Tr Co . . . .780 800 Erie ...... 56 way department employ for treat­ about his registration found he charge on Anello’s part. He was . 56% 55 Vs Afair. members of the Kings Heralds gave twenty additional members were se­ Land Mtg & Title . . . — 60 Gen Elect . . . 141% 139 141 ment of road conditions throughout was driving without registration bound over from the local court to Morris Plan Bank . . .150 — an amusing little play entitled cured and as Interference committee and had used the markers of a the Superior Court and in default Gen Mot . . . . . 156% 154 V4 156 New England in the Spring. That was selected. The detecting ma­ Park St T ru st...... 600 — Gillett Raz . , 101 101 101 the most economical and perman­ "America for Americans” . It serv­ Whippet car on his Ford. In court of 32,000 bail waa taken.to 307ms Phoenix St B Tr . . . .440 450 Mothers and daughters of Man­ ed to teach a lesson of the folly of chine did not arrive in time and this morning Tedone had very lit­ Int Harv . . . , 240 240 240 ent method might be employed for consequently was not demonstrated. street. Riverside T ru st...... 510 — chester, 400 strong, gathered at harboring unfriendly thoughts tle excuse to make for his act, By an arrangement made with Int Nickel . . . 91% 88% 91 Rockville streets this spring, an In­ However, ils arrival is expected Bonds Int Paper . ., 72 the South Methodist church last toward the so-called foreigners, other than that he had neglected to the authorities Anallo was given .72% 71% spector from the Highway Depart­ very soon. Conn L P 5%s ,...xU8 110 Kennecott . . . . 81 80% 81 ment has been appointed to go over night for the springtime frolic, un­ when really everj' time-saving In- secure his registration for his his choice ot marrying the or Brid Hyd 5 s ...... "’04 — Lehi Valley . 89V4 90 venflon and pleasure-giving device, The members of the interference Ford car. . 94% the street condiWons and give his der the auspices of the Women’s committee and their street ad­ being held for trial. It was re­ East Conn Power ...1 0 1 % 103 Mack Truck .94% 93% 94% personal opinion of reconstruction. such as the radio which had its In­ ported today that he mast furnish Conn L P 4 % s ...... 102% 103 Marl Oil ___ 35% 35% Foreign and Home missionary so­ ception In Marconi’s wireless Inven­ dresses are as follows: Andrew An­ MUST SAFEGUARD CROSSING 35% It is expected that this new work derson, 2 Pearl street, John Bar- proof of his marriage before tonight Insurance Stocks Mo Pac com . . 50 49 49% will commence soon as many of the cieties. This annual mother and tions, the telephone by Alexander in order to have the charge against Aetna Insurance .... 840 860 stow, 63 East Middle Turnpike, Bridgeport, Conn., March 14.— N Y Central 165% 164 164% streets are in poor condition. daughter banquet, like that of the Graham Bell, a Scotchman, and him dropped. Aetna Cas & Sure . . .905 920 No Am Co . . .61% 60% 61 Rockville-Willington Athletic Meet. countless other blessings we now ■William Kennedy, 146 School Either the City of Danbnry or the fathers and sons held at the church street, A. W. Smith, 30 Lilley Aetna Life ...... 860 870 No Pac ...... 95% 94 94 The Rockville Athletic Associa­ enjoy came to ns through natives of Public Utilities Commission should The oldest and smallest repub­ Conn General ...... 1800 1825 Penn R R . . .66% 66 66% recently, is getting to be a town In­ one or another of the “ foreign” street, John Kerr, 26 Bank street, take steps to safeguard the Taylor lic in the world is San Marino, 14 tion cordially invites the public to John Dwyer, 122 Summit street, Autom obile...... Pere Mar ... .132 132 132 be present at the final clash be­ stitution. It was.bigger and better countries. The demdnstratlon end­ street grade crossing of the New miles from Rimini, Italy. ‘ Hartford Fire . . . . . ‘ .'830 845 R. S. Porterfield, 178 Oak Grove Haven Railroad in Danbury, ac­ Post Cereal . . 122% 121V4 121% tween the R. A. A. and the Willlag- if anything than previous affairs of ed op with a party of real Ameri­ Hart St Boil ...... 845 860 Pull New . . . 81% 81% 81% ton Qet-To-Gether Club this eve­ cans, or Indians, trying to banish street, H. O. Cnster, 45 Elro street, cording to a recommendation made Lincoln Nat Life .'...125 — Radio Cor . . 145% 144% 144 V4 a similar nature and reflected jh’eat Kenneth Morrison, 57 Elro street, by Coroner John J. Phelan, in an National Fire ...... 1090 1110 ning in the Town Hall, Memorial the new Americans or white people. Sears Roe . . , 88% 87% 88% Building, at 8 o’clock. This event credit on the committee who plan­ The Golden Rule club, another Albert Harrison, 33 Myrtle street, accidental death finding handed Phoenix ...... 835 850 South Pac . .. 120% 119 120 ned and carried it out so success­ William C. Monaghan, Talcottville, down here today in the case of AUTO SHOW Rossia ...... ; . Vl80 185 which is open to the public with no of the young folkk organizations and Elmer Rivenberg, Talcottville. Sou Rail . . . .145% 145 145% admission fee, should draw a large Fahed Buzaid, fur manufacturer, Travelers...... 1730 1740 S O of N J . fully. was represented on the program There was a good sized attend- who was killed by an electric train At the Armory . 38% 38% 38% crowd as the Wllllngton team Is The mothers and daughters as­ PnbUc OtUity Stocks Shudebaker . . 63% 62% 63% ance at the meeting last night. The on March 7. The coroner found the Conn L P 8% ...... '.120 124 Tob Prod . . . bringing a large number to root for sembled In the chapel and each was Clock Shop. The story was told in twenty Uililltlnna.1additional mATnhprn members In- in­ crossing to be a private one and A ll 'This W eek .107% 107% 107% them and It Is hoped that the local Conn L P 7% ...... Ixt 120 U S Rubber .44% 43 43 provided with a ruffled crepe paper rhyme, the young folks participat­ creases the personnel to 100. It safeguarded only by danger signs Admission 25o Green Wat & Gas . .. .101 103 U S S t ...... 145% 144% boys will not lack vocal support. head-band In the colors of the dec­ ing in the play were concealed be­ was decided to hold meetings the put up by the railroad. 145% Notes. Hart E L ...... 410 420 Wabash pfd A .94% 93% 94% orations, greens and yelloVs. ' The hind the grandfather's, the cnckoo second and fourth Tuesday of every Hart Gas c o m ...... 95 100 Westinghouse 103 101% 103 The Afternoon Whist of Hope junior orchestra of five pieces un­ and alarm clocks, while the two month. Some prominent, speakers Kart Gas pfd ...... ‘73 — Willys Over . . .20% 20% 20% Chapter O. E. S., was largely at­ der the direction of Miss Miriam Dutch clocks that were in love with are planned for the coming meet­ tended yesterday afternoon. The S N E Tel C o ...... 180 184 Silcox played as they marched into each other bore their dials at their ings, Secretary Gustave F. Green whist was held at the home of Mrs. Conn El Ser pfd .... 90 93 the banquet hall and took their waists. The boy was in regulation announced today. Conn P o w e r ...... 437 445 TWO NEW ORCHESTRAS Frank Ziebarth of Grove street. places. Dutch bine costnme and the girl in Kiddies Theater Coupon Manufacturing Stocks Prizes were awarded to Miss Kate Admiring comments were heard red and both wore real wooden American Hard ...... 74 76 Brown, Mrs. William Say and Mrs. on every side of the beauty of the shoes. CROWDS AT ARMORY THIS COUPON, WITH 5 CENTS, ENTITLES ANY American Silver .... 25 — FOR RAINBOW DANCING Edward Leonard. Following the tables abloom with yellow tulips The Standard Bearers presented CHILD TO ADMISSION TO THE “BARGAIN Acme W ir e ...... 8 — awarding of prizes dainty refresh­ In the center of each was a basket a one-act play "Keeping Him Billings Spencer com. 1 3 ments were served; of tulips in two shades of yellow, DURING AUTO SHOW MATINEE” AT THE Two new orchestras will be heard Home" which was well acted and Billings Spencer pfd. . 3 6 Plans are being formulated for and on either side strips of artifi­ humorous. The stage settings were Bigelow Har com . . . 93 96 at the Rainbow dance palace in Bol­ the new lockup to be erected in the cial grass from which additional ton this week. Tomorrow night a those of the average living room CIRCLE THEATER Bristol B ra ss...... 12^ 15 rear of the Memorial Building. It tulips appeared to be growing. A aim the yonng people who took part B«t the Real Opening Will Be Collins Co ...... 113 — Willimantic aggregation of five is expected that work will com­ profusion of tulips adorned the have had considerablo experience Held Tonight— 50 Cars on Colt Fire A r m s ...... 30 31 pieces will play for the old fashion mence soon and at the last city front of the stage giving a pretty and modern dancing. This orchestra in amateur theatricals- Every one Exhibition. Saturday Afternoon, March 17 Eagle L o c k ...... 75 80 meeting it was voted to appropriate effect with, the glowing footlights. ' Fafnir Bearings ....112 —• has been playing throughout Wind­ of these numbers meant ranch pa­ $7,000 for the erection. The plans Green doilies, daffodil napkins and BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Hart & C ooley...... 215 — ham County for old fashion dancing tient drilling and coaching on the Despite of the inauspicious will specify a combination of ga­ hand-made tulip menu cards fur­ part of both the performers and the Inter Silver com . . . .170 175 and has made such a *big hit that rage and jail with accommodations weather, many persons attended Frank Pinney has decided to give ther beautified the tables. The ladies in charge. It was a full pro­ the opening of Manchester’s third Inter Sil pfd ...... 128 — for two machines owned by the city. tulip cups contained conundrums Landers, Frary &. Clk 75 77 them a try at the Rainbow. gram to follow such a bountiful and best automobile show and in­ Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sykes and and answers which the diners tried M-nn & Bow A .... 19 - i On Saturday night Mr. Pinney Mrs. Corinne Sykes Spencer of Elm supper but it did not end there. For dustrial exhibit at the state armory do B ...... 11 13 will introduce Joe Romeo and his to solve before the meal was good measure the committee secur­ this afternoon. However, the big street returned Tuesday from a trip served. New Brit Ma pfd A . .100 — eight piece orchestra. Joe Romeo ed the services of a Boston enter­ crowd ■will come tonight. to Florida. The menu dishes with their do cor’ ...... 25 27 Is known to almost everyone in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bottomley tainer, Miss Nan Lagerstadt, to More than fifty cars of the latest Niles Be P o n d ...... 28 32 Hartford County who has attended springtime names follows: wind up the - program. It was her designs and makes are on exhibi­ of Ellington avenue, will sail the Sunshine Cup, Rosy Dawn Baked, TODAY'and J R Mont p f d ...... — 75 dances very frequently. He played 23rd of March for Europe. second appearance in town within tion, having been placed in the North & J u d d ...... 30 32 with Bill Tasillo several times and Fleecy Clouds, Greer. Grass, Vege­ a few weeks and her work was re­ spacious armory by thirteen Man­ The Men’ Union Smokdr will be table Bouquet, Spring Wheat Nec­ STATE TOMORROW Pratt, Whitney, pfd . .90 — now has gathered together a fine ceived with enthusiasm by the large chester dealers. The hall is pretti­ held March 28th in I. O. 0. F. Hall tar, Frozen Flowers, Frosted Sun­ South Manchester Peck, Stowe & Wil . . — 19 band of musicians. An* even larger instead of the 23rd as previously gatherings of mothers and daugh­ ly decorated with green and white Russell Mfg Co ----- 99 102 shine and Squirrel Food. crowd off dancers is expected to be aunounced by this paper. ters. and the vari-colored lights add to Scoville Ai-j Co .... 48 '50 on hand Satuday night to hear Interpreted in everyday English the beauty of the spectacle. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Latham of the menu would have read as fol­ Miss Lagetstadt is easily one of DOUBLE FE A’TURE BILL Smyth Mfg Co ...... 395 — Romeo’s boys play. New Bruns'V'ick, N. J., spent the the cleverest character imperson­ Today is designed as Business Stanley Wks com . . . 57 59 lows: fruit cup, baked ham, mash­ Men’s Day, Thursday will be Man­ Standard Screw ....110 — week-end with friends in town. ed potatoes, spinach, vegetable sal­ ators that has ever appeared in Thomas Blake of Union street Is town. She gave a rapid fire line of chester Day and tomorrow. Military T orrington...... 100 103 MEEHAN MADE MILLIONS ad, rolls, coffee, brick ice cream in Day. Saturday is to be called ’St. U S Envelope pfd . . .117 — confined to the house with a several colors, iced sunshine cake stories at the outset of her num­ sprained knee. ber, not forgetting to bring in one Patrick’s Day. Union Mfg Co ...... — 23 and salted nuts. A1 Behrends orchestra will fur­ W^;t C il r..)e . . . 19 2l IN MANIPULATING STOCKS _The Seniors of the Rockville Clarence L. Taylor headed the or two dealing with Scotch thrift, S ^ o l will give a benefit movie j pjjaiTnx which every speaker or entertainer nish music each evening and re­ of thirty white coated freshments will be served. Indica­ Friday evening at the Sykes Audi­ waiters who stood at the rear of includes in his or her reportoire (Continued from Page 1.) torium. The picture "Let ’er Go, nowadays. Miss Lagerstadt was tions are that the show this year the hall ready to serve the expect­ will be the biggest success ever. If Gallagher” will be shown in the af­ ant diners. "Twenty additional men equally at home when it came to N. Y . Stocks through those of his associates. He ternoon for the children and also in Irish or Swedish dialect. She gave so, the majority of the credit goes MAKmA O ST E ieO i^t/^lttira of the church under the direction exceedingly funny characteriza­ to James L. Stevenson, general is said to have started his accumu­ the evening. of Arthur Gibson were kept busy in John Semple of Union etreet has tions of "anybody's" husband III show manager. High Low 1 p. m. lation of Radio when the stock was the kitchen filling the service selling between 85 and 90. Radio purchased a new Studebaker Presi­ with the grip, of a young woman Alied Chem . .153% 152% 152% plates. Soma idea of the immense who has been receiving some voice A TREMENDOUSLY ABSORBING 128 128 closed last night at 146. dent. amount of cooking and preparation Alis dial . .. . 120% The West End Whist club held a training, the flapper, the old maid D R A M A ______Am Bosch . . . . 22% 22% 22% He is not the only big winner in for the banquet may be gained Radio, however. Arthur Cutten, meeting last evening in their rooms on her first toboggan slide and nu­ DANCE Am Can . . . . . 83% 81% 83 when it is known that approximate­ merous other selections, includ­ Am Cr & Fdy 105% 105% 105% the famous Chicago operator. Is said on West street. ly 250 pounds of ham were Under The Dominating Whiplash O f A Cruel to have made several millions out Dr, F, W. Walsh, has returned ing imitations of five different wom­ Am Smelt .173% 172 173 baked, bushels of potatoes en who happened to be sitting on a At The RAINBOW Husband and Father, Judith Arose From The Am St Fdy . .64 62 63% of the advance in the stock; John to his home on Elm street after an and' spinach prepared, gener­ extended vacation in California. jury. Her changes in hair arrange­ INi BOLTON Depths of Despondency To The Heights of Am Sugar . . 60% 60% 60% J. Raskob, genius of the Dupont ous individual salads of a variety of ment and additions of dress and Am T & T , .182 181% 182 and General Motors organizations, The Rockville Visiting Nurse As­ finely chopped vegetables, a num­ Love and Happiness sociation will hold their March top pieces to suit the characters Tomorrow Ni)id>t — Modern has made a fortune and Matthew ber of different fruits cut and mi.x- portrayed were made with light­ C. Brush, head of American Inter­ meeting this evening in their rooms and OM FaMiion Dancing With A Greet Cast ed for the fruit cocktails as well ning like rapidity in view of the to a New Orchestra, national Corporation and one of in Prescott Block. The meeting as other Items of the delicious RFT.IK ffiNNETT will be called to order at 7:30 audience. Her changes in facial ex­ RUSSELL SIMPSON Wail’s street’s leading figures, has meal. Not on the menu, but on the pression were nothing short of re­ Saturday Night— .411 Modern Second Mortgage enjoyed a big share of the profits. o’clock sharp by President George ANITA STEWART. table were dishes of pickles, olives markable. Miss Lagerstadt made a Dancing to JFo« Romeo’s DONALD KEITH Other financial and Industrial lead­ Arnold, Jr. and after-dinner mints. The Vernon Grange will confer decided hit with young and old. Bight Piece Orchestra. EVE. SOUTHERN Money ers have made small fortunes out A number of the women of the JASON ROBARDS of Radio in the last few days. the first and second degrees on a church worked there on Monday Now On Hand large class of candidates Friday RETA RAE Cries of “ a corner!” have gone and all day yesterday preparing for EASTMAN IN WRECK WESLEY BARRY up repeatedly since Radio started evening. the big event Mrs. Ella F. Burr, EVELYN SELBY Arthur A. Knofla to shoot upward. The situation be­ chairman of the general committee Cairo, Egypt, March 14.— George \ and ocben 875 Main St. came so acute that the Stock Ex­ was ably assisted by Mrs. Edith Eastman, of Rochester, N. Y., mil­ change sent out a questionnaire re­ lionaire manufacturer, traveler and Pbune 782>2. Taylor, Mrs. Rossa Brookings, Mrs. quiring all member firms to report ABOUT TOWN ?/illiam Black, Mrs. Margaret big game hunter, arrived here to­ ACTS their position on the stock. It was Crockett, Mrs. Mary Steppe. Mrs day after an exciting experience on reported that many traders caught Taylor took charge of the cooking, a bnrning railway train when all o f ‘■‘short” had complained to the ex­ An eight pound son, Hugh Young, Mrs. William Thumith the decora­ his belongings were lost VAUDEVILLE change. Jr., was born on March 8, to Mr. tions and the Campfire Girls and Eastman wore a pajama jacket, The identity of the “ big bears” and Mrs. Hugh Y. Torrance, of other young women of the church dress trousers, one slipper and one You WiU Find It Philadelphia, formerly of Man­ who have suffered tremendous under her direction worked tire­ shoe, but felt himself lucky to es­ STATE CO.MPANION FEATURE losses Is clouded in mystery. In the chester. lessly making the paper tulips, cape injury. He is 73 years old. South Manchester aggregate they have dropped mil­ menu cards and other items in the The train was bringing a num­ Hard To Duplicate lions. Members of the Center Church decorative scheme. ber of Americans from Luxor to VIRGINIA VALU in General James G. Harbord, presi­ Men’s League will enjoy a supper in The invocation was by Mrs. sail on the steamship Doric. Fire SATURDAY dent of the Radio Corporation of the church this evening at 6:30. Rossa Brookings. Spirited chorus broke out suddenly in a first class “LADIES MUST DRESS” America, said he knew of "no in­ Following the supper the men will sleeping car and spread rapidly to No Advance in Prices Our Values singing at the close of the meal SEE WHY LADIES MUST DRESS. ternal reason” for the activity of go to the West Side Recreation was led by Miss Belle Crosby. "The other cars before the train could Radio stock. Center to enjoy athletics. songs were from leaflets furnished be stopped. — m- Meanwhile, "Mike” Meehan, is by Kemp’s Music house. Mrs. Inez staging one of the most dramatic The Dixie Jazz Boys, a new ag­ Truax, president of the Home Mis­ SATURDAY, MATINEE AND EVENING gregation of dance musicians will moves in the history of the ex­ sionary society, as mistress of JUST FOLLOW THE CROWDS change, adhering to the bullish side be heard at the City View Dance ceremonies gave a short address of 5 Acts 5 Acts SPRING SUITS of radio and withstanding a bat­ Hall tomorrow night. The City welcome and expressed the hope VAUDEVILLE tering from the frantic hjears. View hall is located on Keeney that the mothers and daughters — and— "He’s a wonder,” was the admir­ street and attracts many parties would have such a good time that ing comment in Wall street today. from Hartford at these weekly they would want to come another Thursday night dances. All modern year. The toast to the daughters TO MAKE CONCBRSIONS. numbers are on the program. was by Mrs. Florence Horton and TOPCOATS Paris, March 14.— Foreign Min­ to the mothers by Miss Thelma ister Briand 'will make concessions At the Church of the Naxarene Carr, both of whom gave appro­ They are now on display in in his reply to Secretary of State last night Rev. George B. Kulp of priate poems. our store. Call in and pick the Kellog’s latest note regarding a Battle Creek, Mich, preached for A beautiful candlelight service the first Urme in. the series of suit you want while there a treaty to outlaw war, it was an­ by seven young girls In robes of nounced at the foreign office this evangelistic services now going on white was given, with Miss Flor­ 3 ACTS OF fflGH CLASS Tonight {?ood range of styles and fab­ afternoon. at the church. Mabel R. Manning ence Metcalf as the speaker. Each Circle rics. was the song leader. Rev. Kulp carried a candlestick and as the It is understood that Minister ‘ VAUDEVILLE Briand will abandon the term took for his subject at last night’s candles -were lighted by their lead­ Tonight We give 5% off for cash or if "wars of aggression” on which he meeting "The Judgment” and to­ er proceeded to light the candles (eatnring- t ou wish we’ll make it easy to yielded In the Geneva conversa­ night will preach on "Eternity.” on the tables, symbolic of Jesus and THE TOWN PLAYERS PRESENT pay for your clothing through tions. The meetings are 7:3® each even ly the light of the world, and that our popular 10 payment plan. this week except Saturday and are light carried Into the homes. As ‘THE HAUNTED HOUSfe* open to the general public. the girls proceeded with the cere­ iTomorrow NICK mony of Ifgfhtlng the candles on DIRECTED BY LOUIS SMItH Mrs. Clayton T. Allison *of East the tables "Home Sweet Horae” Novelty Coat Sweaters MANY PEOPLE Center street entertained with a was played softly on the piano. REYMOND AUSPICES GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL f St. Patrick’s whist last evening. Tiny candles for the daughters CAST OF TOWN PLAYER FAVORITES started 1928 right by paying The decorations, score cards, prizes were then lighted at the tables as Just the thing for these cod their troublesome little debts Popular Ventriloquist in an original bit TICKETS. 80 AND 75 CENTS. morning and evenings. Attrac­ which had been a constant and refreshments were all in Steep­ a symbol of the light •which the WE ASK YOUI, source of worry. Ton can take ing with the occasion. The first mothers of the race extend to their of deyem ess.. ______tive and serviceable adv^tage of our plans as well daughters. The service closed with as your neighbor and have only prize was won by Miss Margaret B eat this one place to pay Instead of a Harrison and the consolation by the singing of "America" and the program for CHARLEY AND RAY TOMORROW— OneDayOnly dozen. Borrowing from us Is Mrs. Miles Grant. pledges to the daughters repeated $ 2 . 4 5 dignified, confidential and busi­ A pair of faugh specialists.______2—FEATURES— ^ ness like. We psk no questions of your employers, relatl'v'es or friends and there are no fees, 1 0 c By Popular Request. Return A Vivid Drama of the Night Clubs of New York. deductions or penalties of any Engagement. kind. Tdu get the full amount and DOROTHY of cash imnoedlately upon filing BEVIER in «^POOR GIRLS** GEO. H. satisfactory application at our REVrVAL MEETING BABY LORRAINE office. Any Information without obligation. Courtesy and service CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2 0 c The Juvenile Dancing Star. TOM TYLER in “Splitting the Breeze” guaranteed. 46d Main Street WILUAMS MARCH 11 TO 25 ON THE SCREEN! 2 BIG FEATURES ^Scnoi. TOMORROW NIGKT IDEAL FINANCING GEORGE B, KULP, Incorporated ASSOCIATION, INC- EvongdUst JOHNNY WALKER in “THE LIGHTNIN’ Open Monday, Toesday, Friday «8S Main St. Room 408 MABDLR. MANNING REPORTER” and “MOUNTAINS OP 3^SSL/«VAUDEVILLE £ Hartford. Con*. Soloist and Song Leader MANHATTAN.” Evenings Until 7 :30. F. W. Hawktnson, Mgr. SERVICES WEEK MGHTS AT 7:30 No Advance In Prices. Mat. lOe and lae.. E v e . lO e a s e Johnswi Block, So. Manchester rhoao 2.80B3 (Except Saturday) ' TOMORROW—MARIE PREV08T and 8 Park Place, Bockville.

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said, and none will be felt until NO WORIiRECEIVED late this afternoon,"“If the plane is COOUDGE W H l RUN . r .. : IIMMKEPT still unreported at that time. f. t. . > OF ATLANTIC FLYER HEARD MQTOR. SAYS NOTED BANKER St. Johns, N. F.,'March 14,— An mETSFROM unconfirmed report was received (Continned from Page 1.) from Brlgus' that several persons W . C. Burbank Declares .-f at that place claimed to have heard Has Inside Information way from Cranwell Airdrome near­ the motor of an airplane between It. HISaERKS ly 34 'hours. Uuon the assumption 6 and 7 o’clock this morning. The that they planned to fly to Nova plane appeared to be a considerable New York, March 14—-W. C. Bur­ Scotia they were approximately flve distance away. It was not sighted. (continued from page 1) hours overdue there. bank, New York banker, today d^ Brigus is 27 miles west of this city. dared that he had learned on “ un­ SPECIAL SPRING disputed authority” that President notes of Mr. Upham’s correspon­ ANXIETY GROWS dence?” NO WORD RECEIVED. Coolidge would be a voluntary can­ ■ ------ON------“ No, they were destroyed when London, March 14— (2:45 p. m.) St. Johns, N, F., March 14.— At didate In the coming presidential the other records were destroyed— — Thirty hours have now elapsed 8:40 this morning, 29 hours after r&c6. sometime after June, 1924.” since Captain Walter Hlnchcliffe Walter Hinchcliffe took off from Burbank, a member of the bank­ “ What records were destroyed?” and his “ mystery passenger” hopped England on his attempt to fly the ing house of Clark-Childs & Co., DINING SUITES “ File after file of personal cor­ oft at Cranwell airdrome on a trans- Atlantic, no word had been receiv­ said that President Coolidge would respondence and other records con­ Atlantic flight to America, and the ed here of his progress since he soon announce that he has recon­ nected with his treasureship.” absence of any definite news as to left the Irish coast. Weather con­ sidered his decision not to run, ac- Friendly Dining Rooms Walsh brought in R. W. Stewart, the plane’s whereabouts Is giving ditions last night were perfect for a pording to the information received. head of the Standard Oil of Indiana, rise to anxiety. plane approaching from the east, Burbank attributed the recent Even allowing for strong head­ who defied the Senate committee and today there was a brilliant strength in the Stock Market to this winds over the North Atlantic, it sun with practically no wind. alleged “Inside information.” Well Within Your Means some weeks ago. was estimated that Hinchcllfle’s “ Do you know Robert W. “ It is all around Wall street,” American-built monoplane should said Burbank. Stewart?” have reached the Newfoundland NORTH END YOUTH “ Yes, not intimately, but I know coast by early this afternoon. who he Is.” Washington, March 14.— “ The ANY SUITE TO Harvey Lloyd, Hlnchliffe’s Lon­ President’s two statements speak “ Have you^seen him in Mr. Up­ don agent, frankly admitted that FEARS THRASHING ham’s office?”' for themselves.” YOUR HOME he was greatly worried over the This was the only comment forth­ "No, I saw him with Mr. Upham absence of news. I at the Chicago Club.” (Continned from page 1) coming from the White House to­ His Passenger day with-Reference to New York Think of it! Only $5.00 down “ Didn’t Mr. Upham write a let­ It is virtually established that and we will deliver any suite in our ter to Attorney General Daugherty he saw Victor with another boy in reports quoting W. C. Burbank, Hinchcliffe’s passenger is the Hon. a vacant house at the end of Union banker, as stating that Mr. Coo­ store to your home. There’s no or Postmaster General New pro­ Elsie Mackay, daughter of Lord testing against an oil lease to Sin­ street at seven o’clock this morn­ lidge would be a candidate for re­ red tape about it. Balknce.can be . Inchape. wealthy shipping magnate. ing. Attempt to catch the boy at nomination. clair or th Insclair interests?” Members of the family admitted that time proved futile when he paid over a period of twelve months “ Not that I know.” The two statements referred to that they now believe Miss Mackay escaped through a cellar window. the President’s announcement last with special cash discount thrpugh "Do you assert such a letter was hopped off with Hinchcliffe in hope It was evident that the boys had our Profit Sharing Credit Plan. never written?” summer in the Black Hills, when o,f gaining the distinction of being slept in the house overnight on at he issued the famous “ I-do-not- "I don’t recall it.” the first woman to fiy over the At­ least, and possibly more than, one “ Do you recall him writing Mr. choose-to-run” pronouncement, and lantic. night. Who the other boy was, his later amplification in Washing­ New protesting against a lease be­ “ We cannot believe that Elsie is Deptula did not know. It is possi­ ing granted Mr. Stewart?” in hiding and Is playing a practical ton, when he suggested to the Re­ ble that he is a pal of Victor’s and publican national committee that “ No I do not.” joke upon us,” said Mrs.* Alexander simply came to bring him food. “ What do you know about Col. Shaw, sister of Miss MacKay. “ We the party should begin looking IT ISN’T NECESSARY Feared Accident about for a nominee to succeed Stewart’s desire to get a lease of must accept the evidence that she When Victor first disappeared Teapot Dome?” has gone with Captain Hinchcliffe.” Saturday night, it was feared that him. To Take a Course in Furniture Construction When You Buy Here. “ Nothing at all.” It was learned that Miss Mackay some accident might have befallen Then Walsh turned to the $60,- recently made secret preparations him, but later this theory was re­ Our name is your guarantee. People who buy here do not have to know all about furniture. They have confidence In 000 Liberty Bonds sent Upham by for a visit to America either by placed by the report that he had DEATH TO U MOUNTS our word. They know that our furniture is of the very best construction and that our prices are right. You, too, can buy Hays. plane or steamship She had a pass­ been kidnapped. It seems that with absolute confidence and have lasting satisfaction. KEITH’S PROFIT SHARING CREDIT PLAN has made many friends “ How could that transaction oc­ port made out to herself and a visa Charles Kupchunos of 42 Edwards IN FLOOD DISASTER for this store. It is a practical, workable plan, whereby you get a special cash discount and twelve months to pay for your pur» cur without it coming to your at­ obtained from the United States street informed the father of the chase. tention?” boy that he would “ locate” the boy “ Mr. Upham had a steel lock box consul in London. for ten dollars. The father thought (continued from page 1) in his file,” said Leonard. “ If he that Kupchunos was in earnest and got bonds, he must have kept them EARLY BULLETINS London, March 14.— Somewhere that he meant he knew where the saw little possibility of pestilent in the safe and handled them him­ boy was at fTTe lime. Consequently self. I did get a check from James out over the Atlantic ocean, unless diseases taking a grip on the flood it has met with an unknown mis­ he informed police. Kupchunos was survivors, sanitary measures were A. Patten and I sent him a receipt quick to explain that he was only A for it. No one in the office knew hap, Captain Walter Hinchcliffe's adopted immediately to prevent a Stinson Detroiter monoplane, bear­ joking. further death toll in the strickon anything about the Liberty Bonds. Two small girls, both classmates I^e first I ever heard of them was ing a mysterious passenger, is roar­ area. ing towards the American coast of Victor’s In the seventh grade at Governor on Scene when It came out in the papers. I the Robertson school, saw Victor in never heard of the bonds before line today. Gov. C. C. Young, who arrived at that.” It is now generally agreed, even the depot over north early last Santa Paula last night, conferred night and asked him why he didn’t “ Apparently conducted with con­ by officials of the Cranwell Air­ with sanitation experts to cope with siderable secrecy?” drome where Hinchcliffe hopped go home. Without waiting to reply, the possible danger. "Yes.” off yesterday morning at 8:40 Victor fled down the tracks toward While the peril of pestilence was Buckland. A group of boys gave The committee then adjourned to o’clock, that the passenger is the said to have been greatly alldviatad meet tomorrow in Chicago. Hon. Elsie Mackay, daughter of chase but lost him in the darkness. due to the fact that the flood waters Lord Inohcape, wealthy British Later Policeman John Cavnagro is left no stagnation as they raced said to have searched all the freight shipping magnate; on to sea level, the danger of con­ Atlantic liners were asked by cars on the sidings without result. tagious diseases lurked for the liv­ ABOUT TOWN Investigation of another report ing as countless bodies were be­ wireless to watch for the plane, but that the boy was hiding in a tobac­ only vague reports were received. lieved to be burled in silt and mire King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ co shed at Buckland also failed to When it was definitely established locate him. and still others were being sough: lows will confer the first degree on that Hinchcliffe had left for Amer­ amomg the debris. a class of candidates in Odd Fellows ica Instead of India it was assumed As. the second day dawned bleak­ LINDY CLUB MEETING hall, Friday evening, March 16. that he would follow the North At­ ly on the spectacle of death and de­ lantic steamship lane towards Hali­ The Lindy Social club held its vastation, huge bonfires still flared The chair seats are covered with tapes­ A number of local people attend­ fax. in the flood swept valley and the A beautiful eight piece dining suite con­ ed the ball of Sphinx Temple, Up to 9 o’clock neither Lloyds regular monthly meeting last night try. For a suite of outstanding charm at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Pren­ gorges of the San Francisquito can­ sisting of Table, Buffet and set of chairs. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at Marine Agency nor the British Air yon where the homeless huddled and dignity you could ask for nothing bet­ Hartford last night. Ministry had received any official tice of Cooper street. It was voted The highly polished table top is of ply to form a degree team, with Wil­ throughout the night. ter. Other pieces shown can be furnish­ news of the plane’s progress. The liam Prentice as captain, also .to ^ ,..Red Gross flags, hoisted atop walnut veneers. All other tops and sides ed if desired. Come in today and see our Posters were distributed about meteorological office announced Improvised hospitals, marked hav­ town today announcing the Repub­ hold a mystery party, Wednesday and fronts are in walnut veneers over fine display of furaiture for the dining that weather conditions over mid*- evening, March 21, when the mem­ ens of refuge for the sick and in­ lican caucus which is to take place ocean were as favorable early to­ jured while other sufferers slept In “A Year to Pay” room. at the School street Recreation bers will meet corner of Hartford American gumwood. day as could be expected at this Road and Main street at 7:30. Aft­ tents pitched on the hillsides. Center, Monday evening, March 19, time of year. Contrary winds and Long lines of fatigued and hun­ at 8 o’clock, at which time the Re­ er the business whist and dancing snow flurries were reported off the was enjoyed and refreshments gry survivors formed in front of publicans will name four delegates Newfoundland coast. portable soup kitchens and others to attend the state convention. served by a committee consisting Girl’s Ambition of Corlnne Murphy, Lillian Mc- grouped about boiling coffee pots. rrienasFriends ul of Miss Mackay, who has Cann, Lillian Merrill, G Riflemen from the American Le­ A prospect street resident reports Gordon Mer long been known for her daring Lippincott and E. ’D. gion mounted guard over the re­ seeing both a robbin and a cater­ spirit and love of adventure,* said Hogan. — ’ lief camps while deputy sheriffs pillar this morning, sure signs of she cherished the ambition to be and police from Los Angeles and G. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. spring’s approach. the first woman to fly across the AR.MY-NAVY BANQUET nearby cities patrolled the 50 miles SOUTH MANCHESTER Atlantic. Led by curiosity they cpn- of desolation. CORNER MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS, A child welfare conference, with ducted inquiries of their own which The Army and Navy pinochle Checking the Dead baby clinic, will be held tomorrow convinced them that the passenger With the bodies of victims being afternoon at 3 o’clock at the banquet will be held Saturday with Hinchcliffe is the shipping evening, March 17 at 6:30 at the brought hourly to more than ten Memorial hospital annex. magnate’s daughter. Army and Navy clubho|ase. concentration points scattered over The plane is not equipped with member of the club who. "iaid’ jiot the flood area, efforts to obtain an Mrs. Cecil Taylor of Main street wireless, consequently Hinchcliffe accurate check of the death toll is entertained a party of friends and take part in the tournament may RADIO CONVENTION could not communicate with any of secure tickets up until Thursday almost impossible. neighbors yesterday afternoon. the coastal stations nor with ships evening at the clubhouse. Because of the condition of the ‘•ACTS OF GOD” LAW Mrs. Edward Brosnan won first at sea. The ship was fueled for 3,- bodies, most of them caked in mud Washington, March 14 — The prize and Mrs. Harry Rylander, The committee in charge of the international radio convention 000 miles and provisioned for banquet consists of Frank Mc- and silt, identification of the vic­ consolation. about four days with concentrated tims is still more difficult. TO BE GIVEN TEST negotiated at the Conference here Caughey, Edward Qulsh, Harry last fall was favorably reported to­ food. McCormick, John Hartnett and And with only a small percent­ It was estimated that Hinchcliffe age of those recovered so far iden­ day by the Senate forelgp relations COLLEGE HEAD DIES Thomas Gleason. IN SUIT OVER FLOOD ought to reach Newfoundland coast The annual volley ball.game be­ tified, there is the possibility of committee. about six a. m., today (Eastern duplication in reports of the num­ Assistant Secretary of State Cas­ Stamford, Conn., March 14.— tween the Army and Navy will be tle explained the treaty in execu­ Standard Time) unless held up by played after^ the supper. ber of unidentified dead. freiK^ tnipuBd Rev. Dr. George Thomas Smart, accident or strong head winds. It At Moorpark, where 41 bodies . Independence, Kansas. — The tive session . former president of Wheaton col­ “ acts of God” law Is expected to The committee also reported was pointed out that the plane RAPS MELLON have been brought, fourteen lege, author and lecturer, is dead should pick up speed as it was corpses, black with mud and unrec­ receive an unique test In the Mont­ favorably on the supplementary at his home in Noroton at the age lightened through consumption of ognizable, were laid out in the rear gomery county district court here extradition treaty with Honduras. has just of 64 years after a short illness. Washington, March 14.— Secre­ sjion. The question In dispute , is the gasoline supply. tary of the Treasury Andrew W. of the drug store which has been He leaves his wife, two sons, S. Hinchcliffe passed through a converted into a morgue for the re­ whether such law covers floods of Mellon, former Republican Nation­ arrived for Bruce, pf Bedford Hill, N. Y., and snow storm over the Irish coast, ception of all bodies found in the record breaking propensities. CAVEIN KILLS THREE Paul H., of Noroton, and five grand­ but ran Into better weather after al Chairman Will H. Hays, former south side of the Santa Clara river. •, H. E. FIfleld, president of the children. getting out over the Atlantic. He Secretary of the Interior Albert B. To facilitate the task of identify­ EJfield Construction Company, of Vancouver, B. C., March 14 spring Born in England, September 23, was favored by a tail wind which Fall and Republican National ing the dead at Newhall, where 48 Waterloo, Iowa, lays claim to Three men are known to have been 1863, Mr. Smart was educated at evidently decided him not to make Chairman William M. Butler were bodies have been brought to the $>4,556, which amount he alleges killed and several Injured when a Harvard and then entered the Con a landing in Ireland to Replenish scathingly denounced in the Senate Masonic hall, a numbered tag Is at­ to be due him for the construction tunnel caved in in a Canadian Na­ ■p) E T. I O H T F U L gregational ministry. He received the fuel he had burned up on the this afternoon by Senator Caraway, tached to each corpse as it is re­ of a 220-foot, 5 inch, concrete tional railway work train near little copies of dainty the degrees of Doctor of Divinity leg of flight from Lincolnshire. Democrat of Arkansas, for their ceived at the temporary morgue. ijridge near here. The structure Kamloops today, according to word French lingerie In lovely from MIddlebury college, Vermont. Hinchcliffe, despite his handicap connection with the Teapot Dome was washed away before complet­ received here. pastel tints, daintily trim­ In 1925 he became president of of having only one eye, is known case and the Continental Trading PRESIDENT OFFERS AID ed by flood waters of last summer. Relief crews are working fran­ med with exquisite lace Wheaton college, Noroton, Mass., as one of the most skillful pilots Company’s Liberty Bond “slush Washington, March 14.— Presi­ vThe contractor declares he took tically to extrlicate ten workers en­ and pert ribbon bows. and served about two years when in England. He got his early train­ fund.” dent Coolidge expressed his sym­ ?(il usual precautions in building tombed by the fall of rock. he retired from the ministry and ing in the war, and after the war the bridge, but that the waters rose devoted his time to foreign travel pathetic interest today In the Cali­ was employed as a commercial BALDWIN TO GET HEARING fornia flood disaster and proffered to a heights far beyond that which and to lecturing in the United cpunty officials had told him was PLAN TO “STARVE” WAR pilot. He was engaged in London Albany, N. Y., March 14.— any governmental relief agencies Step-Ins States. by Charles A. Levine to pilot the Frank “ Dixie” Baldwin, Seneca the maximum rise. Funeral services will be held that may be required. ■'The claim has been rejected by Washington, March 14.— In the Columbia on a trans-Atlantic flight county negro, slayer, and bene­ The President called Senator face of wide-spread opposition to Combinations from the chapel at Wheaton col from England to New York, but ficiary under the will of Henry the county commissions and it is lege next Saturday with burial in Shortridge, Republican of Calif., to ^pected that FIfleld will seek com­ the Burton resolution to “ starve’ the flight was never attempted. He Judd Gray, will be given a hearing the White House and discussed the war by prohibiting American muni­ Noroton, Mass. has long nursed a desire to be the pensation through the courts. Pajamas for executive clemency by Gov. situation with hiip. Shortridge told tions makers from supplying war­ JUSTICE DIES first pilot to make the westbound Smith on April 2. the President he did not think jump over the ocean from Europe NEW LABOR BILL ring nations, the House foreign af­ Baldwin occupied a cell in the there was anything the government fairs committee today decided to chemise Central Village, March 14.— Fu­ to America. Sing Sing death house near Gray. could do at this stage. What his landing plans were, if V Boston, Mass., March 14.— The reconsider its action in unanimous­ neral services for C. B. Montgom­ Just before Gray, who with Mrs. ly endorsing the measure. he succeeded on his dangerous un­ Ruth Snyder, died in the electric legislative committee on labor and gowns ery, local justice of the peace and FLYERS MISSING Ijcdustry voted six to five today to newspaper correspondent, will be dertaking, were not known here. chair for the murder of the wo­ Saugus, Calif., Mar,ch 14— Two There were numerous surmises. report a bill for legislation to al­ bloomers held here tomorrow at eleven with man's husband, Albert Snyder, he aviators C. W. English and B. D. low the employment of women in CARETAKERS PERISHED burial in Packervllle cemetery. Some believed he would land in willed Baldwin flve dollars. Haugh of Clover Field, Santa V Nova Scotia. Others thought he tlie textile industry after six o’clock Mr. Montgomery, who w'as sixty- Monica, Calif., were reported miss­ it the evening and up to ten New York, March 14.— Harry princess slips seven, was a veteran of the Span- would attempt to make Mitchel MBS. LEVINE ILL ing today by the Southern Califor­ Carey, film actor, whose ranch was Field, outside of New York City. o)clock at night, Ish-American war, serving In the New York, March 14.— Charles nia Edison Company. The flyers / The present law limits the em­ in the path of the San Prahcisqul- First Rhode Island Volunteer Reg­ A, Levine will return to New York to canyon ddluge, received word, by STELL HOPEFULL. left yesterday to survey the power ployment of women In the textile iment. He was town prosecutor for tonight, recalled from Palm Beach line situation in San Francisquito industry from six a. m., to 6 p. m. long distance in New "York today both Sterling and Plainfield for a by the news that his wife, Mrs. canyon and failed to return, offi­ that his caretakers, Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Field, N. Y., March 14.— long period. He leaves his wife, two Grace Levine, is threatened with a cials said. - ! TWINS FREED BY COURT Clint Harter, bad perished.* (•aughters, two sons, eleven grand­ Flying officers at this field, where nervous collapse. His wife’s illness The Careys suffered $500,000 children and a great-grand child. preparations are being made to re­ called off his proposed attempt to BILL TO AID FARMERS loss to their 35,000 acre ranch. ceive Captain Walter Hinchcliffe if Bridgeport, Conn., March 14.— break the world’s endurance flight Il^chael McCoy, a Bridgeport resi­ More than $10,000 in live stock DENIES UNION CHARGE he succeeds in his attempt to cross record which the Palm Beach Washington, March 14.— Treas­ perished, he said. the Atlantic from London, estimat­ dent, was today sent to Jail in de­ Chamber of Commerce had agreed ury backing, up to $400,000,000 j«SSX583a«S83«3S3SXS«SS^ ed that the English flyer would be to finance. fault of $5,000 honds to await a Washington, March 14.— Cate­ for the operation of farm products ^perior Court trial on a charge of gorical denial of union charges able to stay In the air from 35 to Mrs. Levine claims that her hus­ DRAWN; THREADS. pools in every state in the union is ot attempted burglary. He was that the New York Central Rail­ 40 hours. band’s recent flights in no way af­ provided under an amendment to o|ught In a local gasoline station road, was engaged in a conspiracy It was said that the Stinson- fected her health. ' the McNary-Haugen farm . relief When drawing thread on nap­ AFTER SEAPLANE BASE to depress coal prices and smash Detrolter in which Hinchcliffe Is bill adopted by the House agricul­ ,'ph March 7, and received a City kins, handkerchiefs or other ar­ the United Mine Workers was made travelling uses about 11% gallons ALLOWED TO USE WATER ture* committee today. Glburt hearing today. James a.nd ticles, rub the material first with Robert Kelly, local, twins ■with a DON'T MISS THE today before the Senate Interstate of gasoline an hour. It carried ap­ Washington, March 14— The War Representative Andresen, Repub­ a brush dipped in soap suds and Dublin, March 14.— Germtin commerce committee by W. C. proximately '450 gallons, which Department today authorized the lican of Minn., proposed the Kmig police record, arrested as sus- the threads will not break. ■pi^cts in the affair, had their cases shipping Interests have bpeaed AUTO SHOW . Bower, manager of purchases and would give It a cruising time of Metropolitan water supply system change, which would allow small negotiations with the Frqe 'tilled. stores for The road. exactly 40 hours. However, it was of -Boston to divert excess flood co-operatives in each state to com­ government fffr a. seaplane, base.toA At the Am (n^ 1 - In placing coal orders no dis- stated cross or head winds prob­ waters from the Ware river, be­ bine, form a corporation - under A New York newspaper adver­ * “ Slx women held in bombing tises that it is about to print the the west coast, it was l^rned today. AU’Ttus WeHc . '.tlnctlon has been made and none is ably would cut his time down to tween October 15 and June. 15> and ^tate.laws and borrow from the It is planned to have “ iflyfng'boats” now being ipade between union and some extent. use such diversion for th'» Boston- govOTnment. The plan is an addi- ^ Chicago traln,’.^ says a headline, truth about Russia. That is, this trutit about Russia. connect with I German linens at aea. non-union- mlnejj/' said Bower« No a^ety^ is felt here it .was district. < 7 ticua to the eauallzation fee scheme. the ladies are learning. 1 -- - i ■■■

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enough in itself, but suggesting a ■V.' Hitirlrntnr cettaln degree of subterfuge and lack of candor. FA c T ABOUT .; Stfrntng IRfrali On the other hand, how many WMh p u b l is h e d bt red blooded men are there who, I THE HERALD PRINTING CO. no matter how high their principles Poundad by ElWood S. Ela, Oot. 1. l^St or how precise their sense of the Every Evening Btcept Sundays and proprieties, dO/Uot shrink from be­ (90) Rubber Goods; Brushes; Leather Goods. BolldayA Entered at the Poet OfBee at Mae* ing “ squealers," especially when cheater as Seeond Claaa Mall Matter. there is nothing to be gained for Seven per cent of the rubber goods, other than rubber tires BUBSpUfPTION RATES! By Mall Justice through their squealing? and tubes and rubber boots and shoes, manufactured in the Unit­ siK deliarc a year, slaty eeata a ed States is turned out by Connecticut factories. The value of month for shorter perloda Will Hays made a mistake la rubberized fabrics, rubber hose, clothing and belting, and hard- BywHvrrler. eighteen cents a weak. thinking that Andrew Mellon would Single oopiea three centsi rubber goods produced in Connecticut during 1925 was 815,- SPECIAL advertising RBPUB- help him, with his tongue in bis 296,582. Connecticut ranked fifth, with Massachusetts leading SEN TAnvE, Hamltton'De Llsser, cheek, In a smart-aleck perform­ and N^w Jersey second, in total output value. During 1923 Inc.. 385 Madison Avenue. New Tork Connecticut’s output was worth 812,702,877, and during 1921, Cod 613 North Mlchlgsin Avenue, ance which it was judicious '^to 17,432,027. An average of 2,496 wage earners, was employed Chicago. The Manchester Evening Herald Is camouflage. But what sort of a per­ In this industry in Connecticut during 1925. Their wages total­ Oh sale in New York City at Schulta'e son would it be, in Mellon’s place, ed 82,979,377, and materials cost 88,691,272. News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 43nd. Street and 42nd. Street ;antranee of who would run out Into the strwt Connecticut factories turned out brushes (other than rubber) Grand Central St.'vtion and at all shouting about t^e bad taste of worth $3,675,733 during 1925. This was 8% of the total value Hoatllrg News Standa the blundering proposer of the for all'United States. Materials cost 81.562,305, New York Client ot Internatioftal News 8sr> scbeme? Nine hundred and ninety- led all states in value of output, Connecticut was sixth. vice. "International News Servlee has the nine big men in a thousand would Connecticut has many factories engaged In the leather indus­ exclusive rights to tine for republloa* have done what Mr. Mellon did—■ try. Other than the-number of establishments engaged in each, tlon In any form all news dispatches statistics are given for only two of ten divisions under the class- credited to or not otherwise credited keep out of the mess, and forget \ln this paper. It is also exclusively Ift’^tlo n . of-the industry made by the Census of Manufactures, .^entitled to use for reptiblloatlQn all about it. These are “ leather: tanned, cuvrled and finished,’’ and leather the local or undated news published The incident provides a sort of goods, not specifically classified. The value of the products of .herein." Full Service CUSnt Of N B A Service. excuse for the holler-than-thous to the former during 1925 was $1,479,251, and the latter, $1,317,- roll their eyes over the shocking 167. Connecticut ranked 19th in total value of the first and New Congoleum-Star WEDNESDAY, MA^CH 14, 1928 eighth in the second. Brand Felt Base FlooT action of Secretary Mellon in keep­ Coverings, 89c a sq. yd.^ ing his mouth shut when he had Tom orrow— Oonnectlcnt’s Indian Reservation. ST. FRANCIS DAM nothing to sky worth the saying. Not since the Con^maugh disas But it will not do the head of the ter of 1889, when Johnstown, Pa. Treasury department much , harm and seven other IdgMr communl* among people- who appreciate hl9 There Is more than a suspiclan Let WATKINS CLUB PLAN ties were devastated and moro immense servleitit? to the ' country that a real inquiry into the condutt than 2,000 lives li)f||t, has the and his complete superiority to of the New York state census is breaking of a dam lit this coun­ and aloofness from the small-time likely to bring Indictments against try wrought such havoc of human Indiana tflcks of the Hays person. a number of persons other than LEHFJ help you brighten your kitchen ‘life as the unexplained collapse of Mrs. Knapp and those associates of hers who are slated for prosecu­ the Impounding strncture of San GERMANY’S ARMS ITH Spring just: around the comer, ready to dreaded daily. With Watkins Club Plan it is possible Franclsqulto Canyon yesterday. In Many observers of international tion, and that somA of them may BY RODNEY DUTCHER make her bow when old man Winter exits, is it to own new kitchen equipment right now, making a the violence and suddenness of the events are worrying over Ger­ prove to be exasperatlngly close to Washington, March 14.— More first payment of only $8 on either a new refrigera­ onslaught of waters no similar many’s military budget and the ex­ the Governor. any wonder we want to change the old worn re­ than a billion dollars a year is lost tor or range, paying the balance in small weekly sums, disaster during that long stretch tent of her naval organization. For frigerator— the old black range— for the newer, bright­ by Americans to get-rlch-qulck pro­ AND STILL RECEIVE THE CASH DISCOUNT! Hera of years can bear comparison with an army presumably of 100,000 HER WAY OUT er things for the kitchen? New things that will help is surely an easy, dignified way to own new kitchen the California horror. Such is the We don't know whether Bolton moters and stock swindlers. men she Is asking a greater sum make kitchen wOrk a pleasure rather than a job to be equipment. nature of the catastrophe and of than She was annually spending on can claim the distinction of being Much of this the stricken region that it Is the imperialistic army of 1914 the only debtless town in Connec­ is taken from doubtful if any more than an ap when 700,000 men were always un­ ticut or not, but we know how she widows and others proxlmation of the toll of lives will der arms. For a fleet of no conse­ •can avoid the loneliness of such a whose means are ever be made, but the number of quence, tew iif units and obsolete Situation if she is. She can, through so small that they LEONARD CRAWFORD AND the dead must run far into the hun in character, she maintains a staff her people, develop the habit of risk— ajnd lose— $ dreds. and ofiloer personnel adequate to a staying away from town meetings everything in the REFRIGERATORS CHAMBERS RANGES And for this destruction of life first class navy. and leaving the conduct of them to belief that they and homes some one bears a terrl Little voiced, seldom put into a handful of citizens who have can attain finan­ cial comfort. A big stock of ranges, headed by ble responsibility. Already a sinis­ some "improvement’’ idea to put There’s a Leonard refrigerator to words, there is a not at all slight The swindlers Crawford and Chambers Includes ter aspect Is lent to the tragedy by over. There are such in every meet every need— every budget^ feeling that despite her protesta­ work principally Lenox, Roseland and Glenwood the reports of refugees that for tions of peace-loving, Germany has town, and often they have little through the Unit­ Ash, oak, white enameled and por­ models, with sizes and styles anxi many days the country below the never for a moment wholly lost reason to fear the size of the tax ed States mails. celain exteriors, white enameled and E. E. Denison prices to suit everyone. Coal, gas dam had been alive with rumors hold on a dream of revenge, of a rate. And they can be depended on For six years white porcelain interiors. And Congressman Edward E. Denison or the two combined, oil or kitchen ot leaks, of peril exactly such as new war of conquest and world do­ to erect a debt of which the town these famous Leonards are marked of Illinois has fought alone to end Delivers either a new range or re­ heaters— all can bo purchased on developed Into this awful tragedy. main. can be, if not proud, at least acute­ as low— and in many cases lower—• this situation through federal legis­ frigerator to your home on the Wat­ easy terms and you still receive the It will be the business of the It is inconceivable that there ly conscious, any time the running lation. But the bill which he intro­ than you would pay for ordinary re­ kins Club Plan, Then small week­ CASH DISCOUNT. state of California to ascertain should be aBy such reservation on of town meetings is left to them. duced in 1922 Is still In Congress frigerators elsewhere. ly payments you’ll never miss and whether persons In authority gam- the part of the German people as and it Is not likely to be passed this session unless prewure is brought you still receive the CASH PRICE- f^bled thp, lives of a thousand hu­ a whole, or on the'part of any large $5.00 FOR VOUR OLD LIBERAL ALLOWANCE to bear by those who favor it. The 86 for your old refrigerator; liberal man beings against a reserve of proportion of them. But most of date ir\ . reason Is that there is'- no politics REFRIGERATOR allowance for your old range. FOR YOUR OLD RANGE. water for the city of Los Angeles, the German militarists survived Involved in the measure and there . knowing that their St. Francis dam the war—-her casualties were from A merican is opposition to it. That combina­ was Imperfect and liabH .to go out. among the common, led people Of HISTORY tion has killed most bills designed will be the business of the state the nation. And not yet have the for no other purpose than to serve the public interest. of California, moreover, to learn Germans as a nation gotten alto­ MARCH 14. .164 3-*^dflo/gei* Wllllains obtaine -.tniii.T,-:.'. "ai. i^whether that dam was a dam of gether away from the age-old habit • BhasitBn-foiL'Rhode Island. - interests in -Texas and Okla­ /^specification concrete ^ a dam of of submitting to leadership. Not 1794— Ell Whitney obtaln’ed a pat­ homa and mining Interests else­ < eand— and if thievery In the build­ essentially a fighting people, thiey ent on his cotton gin. where in the west have been re­ WATKINS BROTHERS, I n c . ing of it was the primary cause of are less disposed than some others 1850— Holyoke, Mass., incorporat­ sponsible for blocking the bill. the disaster. even to fight for the ascendency of ed. Denison says. It was once passed EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES 1855— First trains crossed the Ni­ by the House, but there was op­ No punishment that can be con­ popular control of their affairs. agara Falls suspension position In the Senate which pre­ ceived, certainly none provided by And the militarist, being still alive, bridge. vented the vote required to make it othe law, can do anything for the can be depended on to be still ac­ a law, rdead, for the terribly bereaved, tive, FOG DPJLAYS LEVDY (The Djihison bill, Introduced ; for the impoverished- ' victims of -,Yet there is a factor in the sit­ with the backing of the Investment COatesvllIe, Pa., ’ March 14.— A the disaster. But many other thou­ Bankers’ Association, the National uation which, In any circumstance dense fog again today prevented Assoclatoin of State Securities sands of human beings are living leading in the way of a new war, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh from re­ Commissioners and the executive under the shadows of great im­ may almost be depended on to suming his flight to Washington, committee of the American Bank­ pounding dams, and with the devel­ bring out all the sturdy resolute­ after being forced to land In a field ers’ Association, provides that no sale of fraudulent and worthless require that both seller and securi­ ties be qualified. opment ot water power on a gigan­ ness of the German people In op­ near here late yesterday due to the one shall send literature and securities. Other states have fol­ heavy mist. Enroute from New securities through the mall or ad­ lowed and now all but two, Nevada “ Second, the fraud law, by Which tic scale other tens of thousands position-td such a tragedy. This js York to Washington to visit friends vertise or deal in them by tele­ and Delaware, have them in one the attorney general, being advised In this country are bound to spend the knowledge that, sihould Ger­ the famous trans-Atlantic aviator phone or telegraph when such pro­ form or another. that fraudulent stocks are being .s'- - \ ^ their lives in similar dependence many ever again become the ag­ and his counsel, Henry Brecken- motion or sale could not be made “ These laws have been gradual­ sold, is authorized to prosecute the on the strength of such structures, gressor In a world war, she would ridge, landed on t^e farm of Bm- vlthin the state where attempted ly Improved until now many of crooks.’’ on the skill of engineers and es­ have to win or the German people mor Way, four miles southeast of delivery is made. Thus, it merely them are effective,’’ Denison says. here and spent the night at the “ They are of two typos: But the crooks, Denison explains, pecially on the rectitude ot con­ would disappear from the face of seeks to prevent evasion of state home of Charles Elklngton, nearby. blue sky laws. “ First, the typical blue sky law, have taken to the malls and even tractors and Inspectors. It Is in the earth as a nation. Not again prohibiting sale of securities Inside to the telephone and telegraph. By the interest of those still alive and could there be an larmistice that Paris designers declare dresses In 1910, Kansas enacted the first the state unless they or the sellers operating from one state and doing V * d i j s s V V . /*• ^ *• yet to live that every last detail of would leave them unscathed in .must cover the knee.3 now. The so-called blue sky law to prevent qualified under the law. Some laws business by mail in another they >the circumstances that led to the truth sometimes hurts. a - engaged in interstate commerce 5,-.i O’- their own homes. Dreadful as the and so can’t be touched by state ' N AS A. ^ breaking of the St. Francis dam late war was there still clung to laws. For Instanr-e, swindlers may must be brought to light— and, If its conduct some vestige of the High Voltage establish hea-qua ters in Camden, there has been culpability, the sporting quality— the white flag N. J., and operate across the river guilty persons brought to the limit was respected. If there should be in Phllc.delphla, or from; St. Louis' of legal punishment. into Illinois without into Terence. another, aild if Germany should Congress alone may control inter­ And iSrst and foremost of the not succeed, inevitably her cities state commerce. questions to be answered is; If would lie in ashes and the remnant Fake oil companies in Texas and for ten days dwellers in the San of her people be redqded to such a fake mining companies in Nevada Franclsqulto Canyon knew that the subjugation as has been unknown are doing an enormqua business dam was leaking and in danger of through the mail, Deiilspn gays. since ancient' times. These mulct a great part ot the collapse, what earthly considera­ Nobody would realize this moro annual swindling toll, estimated tion of water saving could have fully than the German commonal­ as high as 81,400,000,000. Fake Justified the Los Angeles water ty. It is utterly Incredible, then, oil and mining stock has generally board or commissioners or who­ that despite possible machinations displaced fake autoriobile and ever they are who controlled the on the part of her war-seekers, chain store stock in the public's af­ fections. dam, In failing to open the spill­ Germany’s precipitation of a war ways and let the impounding wa­ of revenge need be feared,'now or “ Men are In business selling

ter flow away? a generation hence. sucker lists to these companies," s^ s . . s ' Denison says. sSss'C ^'^sV ^ against Mrs. Knapp, former secre­ to Will H, Hays. swindler makes bis proposition. relieve the deep-down rheumatic aches as well as dispel the occa- tary of state and dispenser of cen­ "I didn’t think it was neces­ “ One fake chain stote Scheme sional headache. They dot In cases of neuralgia, neuritis,1um- sus largesse, but public opinion took thousands ot dollars from sary,’’ said Mr. Mellon to th# Sen­ bagq; for those pains that penetrate one’s very bones, B a w ate -committee. “ You already had within the state unquestionably people right in this House Office Building. It all the victims squeal­ Aspirin taWets offer real reEef. Just be sure you. are getti^ the the facts. Would it have added any­ had a great deal to do with it. ed in unison, we wonlij make this real Bayer Aspirin, with Bayer on each tablet and on the box— thing to have known names?’’ And public opinion without u bill ot mine a law. I’ve had bqihels vnth proven directions inside. All druggists. — Whereupon the hoots. well as within-the state will make ot miall, containing many sad aed As a matter of fact, what hfis it it its business to note what results. tragic itorlesi from (hose who hhve hdded, this knowledge that Mr. If any, accrue from the inquiry by been bitten.” Fbyudaiis prescribe Bayer Aspirin; Meanwhile, his bill not being Mellon was one of the men chosen the special grand jury which Is to passed. Denison advises anyone it does NOT afiect die heart by Will Hays to swap checks for handle the probe. tempted to buy get-rlch-qulck stock Liberty bonds to cover up the Sin­ The unusual degree,of interest first to consult an honeiit banker. liVtrta! la tta traSa mark ot Bajar liannfaetura of MonoacaUctcldeater of SallcylleaeM clair donation to the 1920 Repub­ attaching to the affair, in states lican campaign fiafleit? Nothing other than New York, is occasion­ but the gratification of a very gen­ ed largely by a curiosity to see how eral and very natural curiosity. In A1 Smith, who is' supposed to be Nis Me^Tom Granite Ce. fact, so far as the effect of the rev- seeking the ofSce ot President of GE0.A.J0HPM eiation on Mr. Mellon Is concerned. the United States, Is going to car­ MEHOBULS Yet man is benm imto troablejui ry on In a situation which is ex­ It Is entirely creditable. He stands the sparks fly apwaifd.— Job g»T. C. W. HARTSfftSTEIN GriliEngmMr andS^eyerj ont |i8 a person mhtlouldus enough tremely likely to turq^out unpleas­ lit hlB regard for the proprieties to antly for a lot ot easy going Trifling troubles find utterance; Restdenoe - 6T8 ffint^^nlCT' OtrcH I d . 1621 54.att: . Daughertye of his own party as deeply felt pangs are silent.— have neihlag to do with a proceed- ->■ 140 Smnmltt Ot, Telephone 290» Ipf, jl^al OBongli and honest well sg of the opposition.

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^■1 MAJNUHESTKK (CONN.) EVENING HERALG^ XVEGNEISyAY^MAitot^^ REV. COOPER BffiS “ HAUNTED HOUSE” AT UlLEAD THE CIRCLE TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. Hills AT THE STATE were recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs. ADIEU TO MASONS William Proctor’s in Nlantic. Town Players Second Play of The Grange held its regular Famous Story One . of T ^ o ssen^*|^pai|i '.bn tbk Season Will Have Large meeting last Tuesday evening at Features on Program; Five ' the hall. The program was ip Audience— Vaudeville ^ and Vaudeville Acts on Satai:* , - Bye ^j-pin mpy'caiige loiia: of hiik ^ icago, yps deraJled "at ■?am^ keeping w'ith St. Patrick's Day. :|,rizoiia, lakt nig$^;. accipkdiii#* fo Serves in Lodge For Last Pictures Tomorrow Night. day. by tlie apd . narvp Rev. J. W. Deeter gave a very in­ supply. • ■ ; ^vices received, here;,today. ^ • New York, March 14.— It’s the teresting talk Sunday morning on Time— District Deputy grim law of the Broadway “ rack­ Doors will open at the Circle “ Hope, the Desire of Good Accom­ Martha Ostenso won a $40,009 et” that, win or lose— you can't theater tonight at 7:15 for the panied by Expectations.” prize a year or two ago with her win. An envious underworld at­ second presentation by the Town Miss Henrietta Edwards, teacher ‘‘Wild Geese,” a stark story of the Night on April 24. tends to that! Perhaps “ envious” Players this season, “ The Haunted Minnesota farms and the .almost isn’t the word; it’s a bit too polite. at the White School spent the S .. *■ House,” a three-act comedy by week-end with Miss Ruth Ellis. primeval methods of living Ik the A better word, perhaps, is preda­ Owen Davis. The curtain will SO up story was adapted to the screen ' tory. The law of “ dawg eat dawgj” Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hills is passing on the first act promptly at 8:15. a few days in Manchester with her and is one of two features at the Rev. Joseph Cooper, who leaves To win involves the necessity of State theater today and tomorrow. hi« charge at the South Methodist The play is being given under the daughter Mrs. W. E. Hibbard and sooner or later meeting the loser in auspices of the Manchester Girl “ Wild Geese” Is the story of Ju­ Episcopal church the last of this one way or another. The tenuous, Mr. Hibbard. Scout council. Seventeen local men, patrons of dith, a beautiful girl who has been month, served for the last time last slimy arms of the “ racket” reach pressed down by a cruel husband night as chaplain of Manchester “ The Haunted House” is a farce the Eastern States Farmer’s Ejc- 1 out and get their man. He becomes comedy which abounds in tense and father with a voice like a whip­ lodge of Masons. The fact that last ' marked from the hour of his tri­ change attended a business meeting lash and a heart o f stone. It depicts night’s communication was the last and humorous situations. The scene of , the Exchange in Springfield, umph. The “ racket” operates where is a summer cottage at a Connecti­ the transition from the oppressed Mr. Cooper would attend came as gambling goes on for high stakes. Mass., last Wednesday. They stay­ young girl who has nothing but a surprise to most of the Masons, cut shore resort, the cottage Pr®" ed for the banqu^ in the evening sumably haunted. A young married unhappiness to the glorious crea­ since they believed that he would For instance: They knew him in aiTiving home at midnight. ture who emerges after the influ­ attend the next meeting on Tues­ couple arrives to spend a honey- / t '-i “ the racket” as the squarest dice modn'’ and from then on things be­ The Women’s Club of Hebron ence'of the father is no longeh felt. day, March 27. tosser on Broadway. He - “ shot met with Mrs. J. L. Deeter Thurs­ . Critics praised “ Wild Geesk’ Mr. Cooper bade the lodge gin to happen. tn.^ craps” for the highest stakes and A rnurder is committed and sus­ day afternoon. “ How to Make an when it first came out in book form members good bye last night, in the biggest company. He trailed Apple Pie” was demonstrated by two years ago. It was a'cclaimed thanked them for their kindly picion falls' in turn upon the young “ the ponies.” You’d find him at man and ■ his wife. Others in the Mrs. Glover Rockwell and Mrs. one of the great American epics treatment o? him and assured them Havre de Grace or Lexington, at Deeter gave a lesson on cake dec­ and considered-one of the greatest that Manchester would always oc­ cast are suspected and when the Havana or Longcharaps. His kill­ play is half over everybody except orations. stories of realism that had been cupy a warm spot in his heart since ings at the race tracks were many. Elton W. Buell visited his aunt written in many years. The picture he had been made a Mason here the detective and the constable has Oh, yes, they “ hit him” once in a been accused of the murder. Mrs. Retta Buell in Colchester has sacrificed none of the poignan­ and had served as chaplain four while, too. But he made enough Sunday. cy of the book and even the author years. Worshipful Master James O. A hare-brained author vriio is money to open his own gambling deluded into the idea that he is a The Boys and Girls 4-H Cmbs of the piece has approved the film McCaw addressed Mr. Cooper on parlors and get political strength. will repeat their Achievement Pro­ fully. behalf of the lodge and expressed detective is the character around Preferred! To his place came business men. whom the play revolves. He accuses gram at the Town Hall in Hehron The companion feature at the sorrow at his departure. professional men, tin-horns and everybody and can furnish a logi­ Saturday evening to which a small State for these two days is “ Ladies If you cqn i decide whether yoju , Manchester lodge of Masons will fellows of the “ racket.” They admission will be charged. Must Dress,” starring beautlfhl Vir­ attend services on Sunday evening, cal chain of circumstantial evidence like blondes -or brunettes best, looked upon him as in and of “ the to back up all of his statements. The Ladies Aid Society will meet ginia Valli. here’s a/bk of evidence that’ll hieLp March 25 in the South Methodist racket.” The police had marked with Mrs. Arnold C. Foote Thurs­ The sensible girl should wear church, to pay respect to Mr. Coop­ Comedy parts are taken by Har­ you malc^ up your, mind. Artists him thus and more than once had ry Bellamy, Leonard Johnson and day afternoon. whatever common sense dictates, love to p'aint her blonde beauty and er. This service which will be the tried to get him. He was too slip- occasion for a large concert and Raymond ’Tilden. The other parts Mrs. Edward E. Foote Is passing according to-Virginia ■ . ValU, who theatre-goers rave jyver it. She!s pety. When litt’ e more than oO in the piece are played by a num­ this week with the family of her has the , featured feminine role farewell to the pastor will be the lie was running huge crap games Elsa Cover,) Qi; 4.73rd St'., last church service in which Mr. ber of favorites of the Town Play­ daughter, Mrs. D. L. Buell, at their with Lawrence Gray in “ Ladies New Ybrk ; cii “ both sides of the river"— ers who have been in previous plays home in Berlin, N. Y. Must Dress.” In this picture Miss Cooper will take part in Manches­ which means Brooklyn and New , / ‘^Whenjpedpile teU me how muc^ ter. put on by the organization. Mrs. Charles Pish of Manchester Valli almost loses her sweetheart they admire-''Wy hair,” * f?he‘rsays, York. He had taken a couple of The direction of the play has and Mrs. C. W. Hutchinsson of because she thinks an old-fashionk At last night’s communication it successful young men of the “ rack- “ I’m always happy tp tell' them was announced that the annual been in charge of Louis Smith and South Manchester .attended the club ed khaki outfit is the ideal garb wha,t I district Addy. fascinating in the art of vocal il­ w'as the big night for the “ Scar- Thomas, the chauffeur, John Mc­ takes in the northeast section of the face.” Whatta night! Was he win­ lusions. His keen sense of humor, town from Wickhorn Hill to the Govern. plus his originality and cleverness ner? And how! No one will ever Morgan, the tramp, Harry Bel­ Your hat gets use; a ^o^ pnt^. Hebron town line and is in charge know how much— for sure. The are bound to win him favor. of Otto May, District Warden, and lamy. Next comes Baby Lorraine, the ■ 'willstahd up under raiqs/;'^3 '- figures will vary with the tale as Ed, the^ilkman, Raymon^Til- ,te has appointed two Deputy War- it>snakes the night cluh, r.orm,ds juvenile dancing marvel. Hundreds "dens: C. G- Strickland. Addison (fih; . ' ' rptigh handlihg; a cheap one will ' ndt years to come. - ■ Ezra, the policeman, Leonard of Rialto patrons remember her section, Chester Clark, East Glas­ act which played here about four Perfek hats are made for service asi’wr^- tonbury. Johnson. They called in Jack McGowan! Helen Duncan, Miss Beatrice weeks ago. At that time the petite as looks'; they’re here' m ;new spring. District Warden Otto May tele­ He’s the detective who kpows all little star made such favorable im­ phone 37-4 has organized a Forest Armstrong. - st>ies; derbies Or soft shapes,; very getod -T; the boys of the “ racket.” They Dan Grogan, the detective, Crom- pression that Manager Campbell Fire crew of six men with full out­ called him in because it was rather decided to sign her for a return hats’'etonly " ’ " ' ’ fit of double Fortseer pump, bie Donaldson. y. a tough job of identification. The Mr. Evans, Emily’s father, engagement; brushes, palls and shovels, and has fellow had been terribly beaten , Pranklin Richmond. Every vaudeville bill must have the Buckingham section from the and they’d picked him dying* ou^ Jsabel Wesley, the vamp. Miss its comedians. This program has Buckingham church to Hebron of the gutter at an early hour in Faith Fallow. two experts in the person of Char­ $4 fo $6^5# line; C. G. Strickland, Addison sec­ the morning. In spite of the ley and Ray, who offer a bunch of tion from Wickhorn Hill to Buck­ crushed, battered and broken con­ surefire “ hokum” that will have ingham church and south to Neipsi dition of the body McGowan didn’t the crowds howling their heads off. street: Chester Clark, East Glas­ hesitate. WARPING The film features tonight are The most convenient-— ' aecuri “ It’s the Scarface, all right,” he tonbury section from Neipsi street Dorothy Devore in “ Mountains of most delightful method of^cop^l^. to Mott Hill. said. And, then, a bit cynically: There will be a play entitled Manhattan” and Johnny Walker in State Forester^ A. F. Hawes of “ I guess he faded the boys once too “ The Lightning Reporter.” often.” “ The Village Post Office,” a cast of Hartford has registered about 30 thirty-eight characters, presented For tomorrow only, the principle We are offering you ;a'^iliyersal Electric ■\',y forest fire crews to date which have And so “ Scarface” Spencer cele­ by the members of the Methodist screen attraction will be “ The Rush been organized and fully equipped brated his big winning on a slab church of Hockanum, given at the Hour,” starring the incomparable with full-sized oven— thi’e.evhot plates—three with fire fighting tools. The Addi­ in the Manhattan morgue. For Wapping Center school hall, next feminine comedicne, Marie Prevost. 1.50 son forest fire crew was organized win or lose, you can’t win. That’s grees of heat— and naei]curj^"^i|;^peri^^^enti:|^w^^ the way of the “ racket.” Friday evening at 7:45, under the September 30, 1927 with full com­ auspices of the Wapping Christian 'GILBERT SWAN. French scientists are taking pic­ takes all the guess woi^ti^^^IJQokii^'g fW plement of 10 men by C. G- Strick­ Endeavor Society. The proceeds 'v. land, Deputy Warden and is com­ will go to start a fund for a new tures of sounds. The picture we’d r-'i posed of Herbert E. Mitchell, pipe organ for the Federated like to see is father’s oration when pump, Howard J. Tenner, water “ TflE HAUNTED HOUSE” church. a couple of doors are slammed just carrier, Clifford T. Plank, Prank Little Vivian Grigolat, daughter after the baby has been rocked to Ruff, M. H. Brownell, shovel. Geo. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grigolat sleep again. '71 F. Fyler, shovel. Edwin D. Reed, TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT is ill at her home this week with tonsilitis. patrol, Henry Kiedasch, patrol. $21.75 puts the range in your home* Head to Charles GrifiSths of the Manches­ Mrs. Thomas Herritage has been ill at her home for the past few ter district has three deputy war­ Humorous and Intricate Farce You Coffee Cranks Balance in 15 Monthly Paynients.|| dens; Fred Corbett, George Buck, days. Comedy Will Be Players’ The Friendly Indians held their and Mr. Foster who is employed at What do you look for in Cof­ the Country club grounds. At the Second Play of Year. meeting at the Parish House on Come In and TWs Range! annual meeting March 7, State Tuesday afternoon. fee? Strength, delicate flavor The Circle theater will be given Mrs. Katherine Teehan will give Forester A. F. Hawes instructed the a bridge party this evening at her or just the right balance. fire wardens to give no permits for over to the Town Players tonight for their second presentation of the home at East Windsor Hill. That’s what we believe our burning brush during April. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burnham coffee has—rich and full bodied There was a large attendance at year, a three act play by Owen Davis, "The Haunted House.” This and children, Emma and Alfred with that exquisite flavor that the meeting of Glastonbury Grange spent last week at Atlantic City, Monday evening March 5 when the is the second play that has been is found only in the finest given In the Oak street playhouse returning to their home in South Traveling Gavel was presented by Windsor on Sunday. blends. Hillstown Grange. Henry E. by the local Little Theater group this season and a full house is ex­ Tliere’s 50 years’ experience Loomis,’ past secretary of the State pected. SEDANS ARE POPULAR in blending coffees behind every Grange invited Glastonbury The ManchesteF This play is being given under pound. Grange to meet at his home April the auspices of the Manchester Girl There are 61 makes of llve-pas- 9, which was accepted by the senger, four-door sedans in the If you like good coffee we’d are cordially invited to attend the Grange. Scout Council and every Girl Scout in town has been selling tickets for United States. Of these, 45 range like to have you try ours. Q e ^ c C e . Emerson Reed son of Mr. and the past week. Officials of the between $570 and $1995 In price sessions of the Mrs. E. D. Reed has been ;.ppointed Town Players are confident that and 16 run, from $2000 up. Five 773 Main St. |*honc 1700 Salutatorian of his class for the “ The Haunted House” will eclipse six-cylinder models of the sedan Manchester Green Store graduation exercises next June at any other presentation that they type can be bought for less than the Glastonbury High school. have ever made. $1000, one listing below $800. Phone 74 The mid-week service of the Tickets may be changed for re­ Buckingham church \yill be Wed­ served seats at the door of the nesday evening at the home of Mr. theater, which will open at 7:l5. inpur new officeat and Mrs. A. L. Wright. The .play will go on promptly at About 140 were present at the 8:15, and that with the Town Play­ banquet of the Glastonbury Cham­ Guaranteed For Rheumatic ers means 8:15. _The local club has vxvvxV ks.xs \\\ V\ s \ VN Vsv'v,N.yy>s ber of Commerce Saturday evening. never been behind one minute in K9S9CX3(3S9S9S9S3(X9S9(9SSaSS(%9^^ 233 Pearl St., Hartford Prof. Delanger of the Connecticut starting its plays and this will be Agricultural College the speaker no exception. Pains, Aches and Swellings said that “ America is cursed with Two features will be presented A _ Just Returned Frani bad advertising and that a new for tomorrow at the Circle. They with a New Line The first meeting Will be library is needed.” are “ Poor Girls,” a story of the To' n Clerk Frederii^k R. Curtis night clubs of New York with Doro­ Magnell Makes Great Money Back Offer has a postcard dated Feb. 15, 1928 thy Revier in the leading role, and -V I. . . . ' : at Athens, Greece from his wife. “ Splitting the Breeze,” starring Magiiell Drug Co., South Man­ Mrs. Curtis posed for her picture starts to drive the concentrated Im­ Spring Dresses; M ilii; Tom Tyler. These two films will chester Says “ Try One Bottle purities that -often causes Rheuma­ among the ruins of the Acropolis bj shown for only one day as there and If You Don’t Get Rest and tism, out of the body through the and a small native girl Is standing is a complete change of program Comfort in 24 to 48 Hours Bring natural channels. In front of her. for Friday and Saturday. e r y a n d It Rack and Get Your Money Allenrhu has been tried and Friday and Saturday will see two Back.” - r-V- ■' -- more big features and tomorrow tested for years and really marvel­ 'Millinery ’ ... • . ^ - SEEKS DIVORCE night the Circle will present three ous rresiilts, have been accomplish­ big acts of semi-professional vaude­ It does not matter whmiier you ed often l;o,; the rmost severe cases Paris, March 14.— Mrs. Eleanor are disabled with cursed Rheuma­ where* .^he spjlering and. agony was Dresses ....____ ville. There will be no advance’ ln : I. Roelker Tweed, socially prominent prices for tomorrow evening’s sfidw. tism or * have only ' occasional intehse-and piteous and where the ^ ' Sizes 14 to ' woman, has filed suit for divorce twinges “ AllenYhu” will ease the sufferfer was almost helpless, against her husband, Harrison agony, do away with the gnawing “ The blessed relief this marvel­ Tweed to whom she was married at The supmreme court of the state pains and often reduce the swollen ous 'preparation quickly gives has East Greenwich, Rhode Island, on of Georgia has decided that the joints. made, for it-thousands of friends,” J June 24, 1914; Mrs. Tweed alleged husband, like the king of England, Allenrhu Is no laggard. It starts says Magnell Drug Cp„, South Man­ her husband refused to receive her has become a mere figurehead. Has right in at once searching out the chester, -Wlio has beeh' -appbfuted .t*.>«■«.* I.-*.-- in his home. become? And since when?. polsonoua deooaits and in two dav;3 agent in your eity;— Advt.-

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MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WED^^SDAY, ^^R(3H44, 19^. PAGE SIX Karas place which they have-OP’J cupied for the last tweriyeats; Thib- HEBRON place wa» boilt by.vSiepihea^^arbev WAPPING TOLLAND and dates to pre-RevolutlonaflJ times. It consists oi; a commodiouff WTIC Mrs. C. Hibbard West and ^lathrop At the town meeting held Satur­ How and Why the day afternoon at the town hall, colonial dwelling house and /farm Mrs. Delcenia M. Rockwell, 80 West attended the commute meet­ buildings and about iSft'acrifs oh Travelers Insurance Co. ing of the Tolland county council Hebron, Clarkson Bailey acted as years old, died last Saturday night Made B^ore, moderator and Prank R, Post as land. It is located on the WllHman ' at the home of her son, Alanson Hartford of religious^educational held in the Strict Records and Checks tic road, about a mile from Hebron Baptist church in Willimantic last clerk. It was voted to lay a tax of Rockwell of 80 Amity street, Hart­ 28 mills to defray town expenses Center. ford, after a lomg illness. She 535.4 m. # 560 k. c. Saturday. an Endurance Mrs. Mary E. Cummings wlu; C. Hibbard who has been confin­ During and After for the ensuing year. There was formerly lived in South Windsor ! animated discussion on this point, has been ill for several "fflonths witl| for many years. Besides her son, ed to the house for sometime with infiamatory rhauhiatisiu, has re-; nervous exhaustion is now able to some favoring a 30 mill tax. R. E. she leves three grandchildren and Prograin for Wednesday. Run of Stock Cars. Foote of Gilead estimated that the covered sufficiently to be r.ble to re-^ two great-grandchildren. The funer­ P. M. sit up a part of a day. ^ sume her work as teacher at tb^ Miss Alice E. Hall, a student at 28 mill tax would allow, of the | al was held at 2 p. m. yesterday at usual 15 mills of expenses for Pine street school in Columbia, ■ 826 Albany avenue, Hartford. Rev. 6:25— Summary of program, cor­ Storrs College spent the week end rect time, news and weather. schools, the balance to defray other Miss Katherine Cahill, teacher of Truman H. Woodward, pastor of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. the Primary room at the Center,' the Federated church of Wapping 6:"0— Sea gull Dinner Group. town expenses, and to : How the Ernest Hall. sum of $2000 in part payment on spent the week end at the home of will officiate.-The burial was in the 7:00— Station WCAC will broad­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Shaw her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence family lot in Wapping cemetery. cast on this same frequency un­ and daughter, Winona of Spring- the expenses incurred on the Hebron-Amston road, of which the Cahill, in Naugatuck. John Jones of Farmington, Maine, til 7:30 p. m. field, Mass., were Sunday guests of It.is expected that the pastor and is spending some time at the home 7:30— The Soconyans from N. B. l*Gl3>tiV6S« town is assessed one eighth ot the total cost, amounting to about members of the colored Baptist of his brother, Fred Jones of South C. Studios. Miss Hazel West who Is employ­ church of Willimantic will again Windsor. 8:00— Jack says, "Ask Me An­ ed in Hartford spent the week end $6000. It was also voted that the town should install electric lights visit the Congregational church at The Federated Workers gave a other?” at her home in Snipsic* Hebron Center, Sunday evening. 8:30— L. & H. Air Frolic. In the town hall and town record whist party at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Newman of March 18. The last visit of these ,9:00— Ipana Troubadours from building. A committee to take Mrs. Edward P. Collins and Mr. and Rockville were Sunday guests ervisins? officials of the Araeric an Automobile AssociaUon are in road should be allowed to cut trouble and pain. Ralph E. Collins attended a ban­ Washington, March 14.— Demand George Bartlett who has been sick for several weeks is still un­ checlTinE teL cars with actual sijecllications. Hei-e they are shown checking htudebaker measurements through the middle of the >green Get a 60-cent package ot quet given by his fraternity bf the that President Coolidge call fo^r the cliecRing test ca i...... up|)er left, piston size is measured; lower left, compression; "Pape’s Dlapepsin” today, for it Connecticut Agricultural college at able to leave his room. before the recent tests at Atlantic City. came up before the voters a year resignation of Secretary of Com­ right, gear ratio. ago it was strongly urged that the not only brings Instant relief, but Hotel Heublein, Hartford last Sat­ merce Herbert Hoover during the Scarlet fever is reported at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lolson at green would be greatly beautified by soothing, healing and strength­ urday evening. presidential campaign was made on ening your weak and disordered the southeast corner of the town, South Bend, Ind., March 13.— by such a procedure. So far, the The Evergreen Lodge of Masons the floor of the House today by Rep. Automobiles are darting around a stomach “ Pape’s Diapepsin” keeps near the Coventry line. reverse seems to be the case and a A. F. and A. M. will hold a public Charles Brand, Republican of Ohio. wide speedway at more than a mile your digestive system healthy and whist party, at their temple, at East Mrs. Steve Dombeck died at the characteristic bit of the old town Brand opened- an hour’s debate a minute. New Roads Shorten Trip helps to prevent further disorders. Windsor Hill this evening. with, Rep. Theodore Burton, Re­ St. Francis hospital last Saturday has been destroyed. Lap after lap, hour after hour, Mrs. Ed- und Horton gave a — Advt. Mrs. C. Vinton Benjamin and publican of Ohio, on the fight be­ morning after a short illness. She day and night, they go practically Miss Doris Benjamin spent the day tween Hoover and Senator Frank leaves beside, her husband, three at the same speed, with only an To Country's First City birthday party In honor of the first with Mr. and Mrs. John Watson of B. Willis for the Ohio delegates the daughters and one son. The funeral occasional stop for more oil and / binthday of her little son, Robert, New Britain, on Sunday, to cele­ Saturday afternoon, March 10. Republican national convention. was held this morning at 9 o’clock fuel and perhaps a change of driv­ brate Mr. Watson’s Birthday. “ I am informed from reliable in St. Bernards church in Rock­ Those present besides the family ‘UTS-SORES ers. were Mrs. Allen W. H. Sterry and Cleanse thoroughly—then, sources that the department of ville. without rubbing, apply— In the judge’s stand, a sensitive V: little daughter, Helen Luella, and COPS BEST REGULATORS commerce is honeycombed with poli- chronometer clicks off tha time as tims that the; government’s busi­ AiRRIiANES USEFUL Mrs. Albert Hllding and children. A each ihachine passes by, officials ness is not even fifty per cent effic­ There are 103 banks, insurance tea, with birthday cake was served. Traffic cops of Hartford, Conn., record it and swing their heads ient today in that department; that companies and industrial com­ Mr. and Mrs. Truman C. Ives are considered better traffic regu­ sharply a« they watch the car on lators than the present system of all the officers of this department panies using airplanes in the trans­ have acquired full title to the John action of their business. Forty-one the track. Officials of the Ameri­ traffic lights. During rush hours, all over the United States are now can Automobile Association crowd these lights are out of commission using themselves as political factors of them use it extensively or daily :xv:< V-' V'K 'S: and 42 use it occasionally. the little room, to see that all rec­ 4 - 4 and the coppers hold sway. " in this campaign,” said Rand. ords are accurate. Engineers, be­ low, watch expectantly. This is the way..the recent test of Studebaker automobiles was made at the Atlantic City Speed­ way. Others, La Salle, Auburn, DAILY RADIO PHOGRAM Stutz, for example, have made sim­ 111:09—Sawyer’s sa.vophone sexteL Leading DX Stations. ilar speed tests, all with the same Wednesday, March 14. 1U:30—Studio variety hour. idea in mind— to establish the ex­ 11:30- Michigan organ recital. 475.9— WSB, ATLANTA—630, Goveniur John M Weeks, ot Ver­ 9:00—WEAF lioubadours. quarteL tent of punishment their products mont. will have a prominent part in 535.4— WTIC. HARTFORD—560. In the 7:30—WE.AF Socony hour. 10:30—WEAK grand opera. can withstand. the Soconyan’s program for Wednes­ 11:45—Big Bethel A. M. E. Church day night, through WJ3AF and the 8:00—"Ask ,Me .Another." Going a distance equal to en­ 8:;t0—L. & H. air frolic. choir. Red network beginning at 7::iU. Dur­ 526—KYW. CHICAGO—570, circling the earth for 16 consecu­ ing ttiis broadcast a dramatization ot U;00—WEAF troubadours orehesira. 9:30—WE.AF orehosira, (luartet. 1:00—Children’s program; orcliestra. tive days and ni,ghts, as the Stude- new shades the battle Bennington will be por­ 3:00—WJZ sparkers. toresters, trayed. Light o’clock will bring a 10:30—WEAF grand opeta. bakers did recently, is perhaps the 4a.3—WOR. NEWARK —710. 9:00—WJZ variety hour. concert by the Beethoven trio through 10:00—Artists; tromlionist; artl-'ts. most gruelling test to which engi­ WNAC. "A Night in De Cotton 7:00—Levitow’s ensenilile. -of- 8:00—Mnbelanria Corby otchcslra. 11:32—Hamp’s Kentucky serenaders. neers could put their products. Fields" by the Oriole glee club tlirough 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—77a W l’G and a popular prdgram by the 8:30—Play. ‘‘The Green Eye.” Checked Up at End. 9:00—Columbia great composers hour. 9:00—Studio dance (3 hrs.) Bpurkers orchestra and Bonnie Lad­ 365.6—WEBH-WJJD. CHICAGO—820. At the end, the cars tell the dies, male trio. through^WJZ and _the 10:00—Columbia hour featuring an Irish program. 7:00—Victorian orchestra; talk, stories of their short lives in terms Grain, French Nude, Blue network. "The Green Lyc, a 3 :0 0 -WEAF dance orchestra. mystery drama, will be WOR's best 11:05—Hale B jei's orchestra. of convincing measurements. The 11:30—The Witching hour. 9:00—Mooseheart children’s hour. bet for 8:30. At the same time the 9:30—Tlicater presentations. engineers go over every part, study­ Adolph Lewisohn course In music ap­ 333.1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900 Beechnut, White Jade, 7:10—Piano recital; golf nuis. 12:00—Studio program, artists. ing the effect of the test on the This is the new steel and concrete bridge over Matanzas Bay, con­ preciation with Arthur Hartmann’ s 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—72a string quartet will go on the air from 7:30—Radio N'alure league. gears, on the pistons, the valves, necting St. AugusUne with neighboring country by means of incdern 8 :0 0 -W.IZ spnrkets. foresters. 8:00- Brunswick music hour. VVNVC. Other unu.sual features for 9:00—WEAF trouhad()urs; orchestra. the cylinders, the crankshafts and ’ concrete roads. Dust Terrain, Noisette this night will be concerts by the 9:00—Lion’s Club orchestra, band. 10:01—Boston muscial programs. 10:00—Baritone; orchestraj boss race,- in fact every moving part in the Salvation Army brass ensemble ll:.35—Songs: dance orchestra. St. Augustine, Fla., March 13.— through WGBS at 0. the Columbia 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—610. automobile. . . , ,, 6:00—Waldorl dinner music. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. A striking demonstration of the Honey Beige, Black, hour fo.nHiring Irish music by Irish­ 10:00—Biblical institute glee club. To make these tests “ official, HOMER LORING RESIGNS. men through WOR and I'urple net­ 7:00—.Synagogue services. influence of the automobile in 7:30—Soconyans with Governor Weeks 10:30—Organ recital, popului program. to get the recogntion of the Amer­ work stations at II) and the ctiojr ql 11:00—Organi.st. artists; flirts. Big Bethel .frican Methodist EpeS- ot Vermont. ican Automobile Association and to creating good roads is offered by Boston, March 14.— Homer Lor- white and Gun Metal. 8:00—Musical miniatures. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—€70. this ancient Spanish city— the old­ copnl Church through WSB. 7:00—Organist; dinner concert, convince the motoring public that ing ended a four-year task of di­ 8:30—Hans Barth, pianist. est in the country. recting rehabilitation work of the Black face type Indicates best features 9:00—’rroubadours orchestra, 8:00—Northwestern U. talk. the test is really a test of stand­ 9:30—Orchestra. Silvertown quartet. 9:00—WOR Columbia houis. ard automobiles, strict checks and Three years ago St. Augustine Boston & Maine railroad today, 10:30—Grand opera, “ La Giaconda.” 11:00—Aerials entertainment. All progr.ams Ka.stern Standard Time. 12:00—Orchestra. Happy Harry. measurements are made even be­ had about the poorest road ap­ when his resignation as a member Il;:i0—Kemp’s d.nnce oicliesita. of the board and of its executive 454.3—WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 374.8—w o e , DAVENPORT—800. fore the cars go on the track. proaches among all Cities of its size $1.00— $1.50- Leading East Stations. 1:30-Astor concei t orchc.slrii. 7:00—Eclipse entertainers. Represenlatives of the A. A. A. in the' United States. Travelers com­ committee, was accepted. Mr. Lor- 6:00—7-11’s orchestra. 3:00—WEAF programs to 11:00. 272.0—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. / 325.9—KOA. DENVER—920. do this. They strip the car of its ing here had to detour in a long ing resigned as member of the ex­ Orcticstia; talks; orche.stra. 6:30—Jeddo Highlanders quartet. parts and measure every detail to ecutive committee last week. 8:00—Oriole glee club. 7:00—Savoy I’laza concert orchestra. U):00—'I’heater orchestra. round-about way to make what 7 :2 0 -Political talk. J. li. Kennedy. 11:30—Mixed quartet, song cycle. see that all conform with the offi­ The board of directors adopted a Aviation talk; orchestra. 12:00—Gonzale’s orcliestra. now is covered in a short distance. Royal Hawaiian troupe. 8:00—Spankers orch.. Bonnie Laddies. cial specifications of factory-made For more than 50 years M. S> resolution which said: “ Under his REARDON’S 10;:!n—’i’hree dance orchestras. 8:3U—S.vlvaniu l•'oles^ora quartet. 535.4— WHO. DES MOiNES—560. direction there has been developed 235.5—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1050. 9:00—Variety houi. 7:30—Dinner dance music, cars. They take the test cars to an Moreman, a settler living only 18 G::!ii—Studio dinner music. 10:00—Tango orchestra. 400—pw X . HAVANA—750. independent -.garage and check miles west of here on the St. Johns a new Boston & Maine Railroad. jj:iiii—studio trio, tenor. 10:30—Baritone quartet. ptanisL 8:00—Military orchestra, Mr. Loring will be succeeded on 9:00—Cuban troubadours. them there with similar models River, had to travel 75 miles to get 0:00—WJZ variety hour, orchestra. 11:0U—Slumber music. taken from a dealer's stock. the board of directors by Phillip R. lu;uu— Marylander’s orcliestra. 405.2—WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—740. 10:00—Studio music hour. here. 461.3—WNAC, BOSTON—650. 8:30—WEAF quartet, soprano. 384.4— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—7Sa The bore and stroke are mea­ 1 Three years ago there was only Allen, and on the executive com­ 9:00—'rheater program. 10:30—Foley’s orchestra. mittee by Louis M. Atherton of 6;r:ii—Orchestra: talk; pianist. 370.2—WDAF. KANSAS CITY—810. sured, gear teeth on the rear one road leading into St. Augus­ 535653482323484823534848234823235323534848235353534848534848234823534848534853 8:00—Beethoven trio. 9:30—WEAF orchestra; quarteL transmission are counted to de­ Swampscott, who is already a mem­ 6:;:u—.loan and Eddie. 10:01)-Arcadia dance orchestra. 8 :0 0 -Katz hoys program, tine, and it was poor at that. It classical music. 348.6— WOO, PHILADELPHIA—860. 9:00-WEAF programs to 10:30. termine the gear ratio, the engine came in from the north and went ber of the board of directors, and lUiiiij—WOK Coliimbia hour. 7:35—Instrumental trio. 10:30—Folger male quartet. compression is tested, the sizes of as chairman of the executive com­ 12:45—NIghthawk trohe. through to the south. Today St. U Save M arket ]] lii—Tiiree dance orchestras. 8:30—Musical program, talk. valves and pistons are closely mittee by Thomas Nelson Perkins. 305.8—WGR, BUFFALO—990. 9:15—Talk; orchestra: studio prog. 416.4— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—720. Augustine is preparing to celebrate 6:30—'i'wo piano recital. 348.6— WIP. PHILADELPHIA—860. 11:00—Orchestra, vocal soloists. checked. Thus there is no doubt Orange Hall Building 12:00—Studio entertainments. the completion of a modern road 70 East Center Street, 7:30—WEAK Socony hour. 7:00—Bird house lesson, soloisL that stock cars, the kind we buy system in building which the neigh-, K:00—Church of Christ choir. 8:00—Studio mi.xed quartet. 1:00—Dance orchestras. from dealers, are put through the WEAL' programs to 11:30. 315.6— KDKA. PITTSBURGH-950. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES-640. boring counties have co-operated. 11 •:>t|—Statler celelirities night. G:15—Saudek’s synibhony orchestra. 12:00—Gretchen Garrett, soprano. severe tests of speed and endur- Millions were spent to open up a 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 7:00—Pittsburgh U. talk; concerL 1:00—J’ackard concert orchestia. ^ILC0> i T s a r J F A Tel. 476 WOV Remington hand. 7:15—King Comfort’s entertainment. 336.9— WSM, NASHVILLE—890. Close check on performance io new gateway to the east coast of 7 :45 -WJZ talk, sparkers, foresters. 9;0u—WEAF troubadours orchestra, Florida, and reveal a rich agricul­ give color vailety without a 8:30—IJnivi’s string trio. made while the cars swing around large wardrobe. Easy to tint WGY radio rollickers. 9:00—WJZ variety hour. 9:30—WEAF orchestra, quartet. tural country. 9:UH—Columbia programs (2 hrs.) 10:00—Ramblers happiness program. 10:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. the track. A sensitive recording underwear any at^iah abada ' 11 :iMi—Joyland dance orchestra, 2S0.2—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1070. 12:00—Concert orchestra, soprano. A new bridge across the St. : at dealers. Resnlta certain. | 1:00—l^ackard concert orchestra. machine Is in the judges’ stand, 428.8— WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 6:15—Stocks; dinner music. clicking off the time within a hun- Johns River lead8 into St. Augus­ THURSDAY SPECIALS jj;(iii_WJZ champion spnrkera. 7:30—Nature history lecture. 384.4—KGO, OAKLAND—780. tine over 18 miles of smooth con- 8 Studio features. 8:00—WGY Remington band. 10:00—Farm progptun; vaudeville. diredth of a second that a test car 9:

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tary mind in China is aptly Illus­ trated by the displeasure which PATENT OFFICE FILES CHIANG K M SHEK Marshal Sun expressed at the un­ Highway to Link Americas favorable commenb- which certain Chinese newspapers made over the SHOW RECORDS OF OUT SOON, SAYS execution of him of a divlsiapal commander..who had let him down STRANGE INVENTIONS in the recent fighting on the Tient­ international Route Planned sin Pukow Railway.- SUN CHUAN FANG “ The local press aroused itself to Reach Every Country over this action whereas not a sin­ London.— Strange secrets of the gle paper protested against the British Patient 'Office, which in­ Peking— “ I am willing to wager massacre of innocent men and wo­ cluded edible gramophone records and a portable gun designed to In Western Hemisphere « I I I D that General Chiang Kai-shek won't men by the Canton reds. I regard last three months after he reas­ that as a serious sign of the times fire square bullets at Turks and T i T E S round ones at Christians, were di­ SLUcisr sumes the reins of the nationalist indicating that the public is unable By 1938. government.” The speaker was to distinguish between right and vulged by A. A. Gomme. Librarian Marshal Sun Chu^n Fang, one of wrong and incapable of righteous of the Patent Office, in a recent Ft Wsnfc th"! three northern leaders whom indignation,” said the Marshal hot­ lecture here. ♦ Su Aitcwi ^ ------General Chiang deposed from Shan­ The records of the patent office Washington, March 13.— Per­ c.v ,r ^ ^ ly. haps in a decade or so, Americans I fUo<>it:rry ghai last yegr. he said, included many curiosities will motor down into South Ameri- I “ The situation in South China is such as those mentioned above. ca as they do from coast to coast 1 becoming more chaotic and the na­ T O R ’ VISITS PLAY The edible records were made from today. I tionalist government wull collapse chocolates and other sweet-stuffs, • Perhaps by 1938, we shall see | of itself,” was Marshal Sun’s pre­ and one of the most amazing pat­ automobiles with license plates diction. He characterized General ADAPTED FROM HIS ents was a device whereby gold c' *7 vtKtZUEU from Chile, or Argentina, or Brazil, ^ Chiang’s recent break with Soviet could be extracted from wheat. just as we notice them today from | Russia as a desperate attempt to BOOK ‘DEMOSTHENES’ “ There is a cure for consumption any of the 48 states in the union, i prop up a falling government, in the Patent Office,” he said, T n -T n / For by then the greatest high- j which would not be successful. “ based on a mixture of brandy and Just sink your teeth into the goodness o f way system in the world will have Going more deeply into the chaos Paris — Georges Clemenceau, garlic and a means of preparing tea been completed, if the dreams and I which sways China today. Marshal France’s “ Grand Old Man,,” sur­ and coffee from mangel wurzels.” Clark’s Teabcrry Gum. Then notice the plans of Pan-American enthusiasts Sun blamed the older generation, Gomme revealed that the pneu­ spread o f its refreshing flavor to every part come true. This would be the Pan- prised Parisians not lon,s ago by al! those above forty years of age, making an unexpected appearance matic tire was invented as early as American highway, stretching from I for the existing unrest among the T845, but proved unwanted until o f mouth and throat. It keeps the mouth the Canadian border down through at the Pasdeloup Saturday after­ the arrival of the fast moving bi­ moist, allays thirst, keeps teeth dean and aids youth of the country which has cost noon concert to hear the “ The the United States, Central America, the lives of many brilliant but mis­ cycle; the fountain pen was pat­ digestion. Isn’t that a nickd’s worth? into every one of the South Ameri- Death of Demo&thenes” , an epis­ ented in 1809, but found little ac­ Clarks guided students. If the educated ode taken from the book recently ican countries and as far as the class does not awaken to its re­ ceptance, and roller skates were in­ southernmost tip of that continent. published by "the Tiger” and set vented in 1823, but the state of the sponsibilities the situation will be­ to music by M. Pons. The route would cover a total come worse, he said. roads prevented their being appre­ distance of almost 10,000 miles In spite of his eighty-seven years ciated. China For The People Mr. Clemenceau is still very much along the west coast of South Am­ Many valuable discoveries had erica, excluding its various branch­ “ China dpes not belong to a few interested in music, for which he G v m men who happen to be in power, had even a great passion in his never been patented, Gomme said, es extending into .the countries to j h / including the wheel, the screw, the the east. but to the whole of* the Chinese earlier days. His mother was an people,” was the strange .doctrine excellent musician, an<''. seeing that mariner’s compass, printing paper, | Official recognition of this dream gunpowder and spectacles. i has. already been made in several 5 to come from the mouth of a mili­ her child showed a taste for music, tarist like Marshal Sun. “ It be­ taught him to' play the piano with Careful research ha.s revealed, ways. • President Coolidge heartily Gomme declared, that in 1772 and CLAIU BBOIHEtS CUEWINC CUM CO. MAKBtSL mrrSBUKCH. U .» A approves the idea, and adds that hooves all right-thinking men to some success. It was only when it such an international highway prevent immature youth from being was discovered that his love for safety razors in 1762, while the would be highly effective in bring­ led astray and direct them to chan­ music threatened to interfere with taximeter went back to the begin­ ing the entire western world into nels of good conduct and clean­ his medical studies that he .was ning of the Christian era. There more harmonious relationship. Winter to suiiiiuer in one extended run may be the exciting pastime thinking.” obliged to abandon the piano, but, was, he said, a loud speaker in Bill Up For Road of motorists in a decade or so, if plans for a Pan-American highway, “ We are behind the west in ma­ as he confessed to a friend, music 1671 and a diving bell in 1664. The Representative McLeod of De­ such as that shown here, are carried out. terial sciences and for this reason never completely lost its hold upon first periscope, he declaerd, saw Advertise in The Evening Herald-lt Pays troit has introduced a bill in Con­ we should learn them as our aid him. the light of day in 1702. gress calling for the creation of a Colombia along the northern edge President Coolidge, might e.xtend in the moderization of China. But Not many weeks ago tne lormer “ Pan-American Peoples Great from the northernmost point of the we should retain the systems of Prime Minister was seen in the af­ of South America through Venezue­ V VVVX X \ vv v vv vvv Highway Commission,” with an la and the Guinas, while another eastern United States, at Fort Kent, morals and ethics which have stood ternoon crowd admiring the film original fund of $200,000 for ar­ might be planned to cut off from Me., to Boston, New York, Wash­ China in good stead for thousands “ Ben Hur” at the Madeleine cine­ rangement of such an interprise. Chile at the northern edge into Bo­ ington, Columbus, and Indianapo­ of years. I do not hold with those ma. But such dissipation of this The same subject was discussed livia. lis and on down the same route to who assert that there is something kind is rare tor the old man. He at the recent convention of the Thus every country in Central Laredo, radically wrong with Chinese civil­ is^^very busy writing a sequel to American Road Builders Associa­ and South America would be fed by Or, a route might go from Otta­ ization and culture, otherwise the “ Demosthenes.” tion in Cleveland. In fact, Anton­ this system. wa down to New York and then country would not be in such a io Madrazo, head of the Mexican along this highway to, the Mexican plight today.” delegation, reported that the first In North America there are vari­ border. To Train Students MARK FOUR WHEELERS link in this great highway system, ous good routes from Canada to Touching upon his military Cars equipped with 4-wheel so far as his country was concern­ Laredo, the point which is conced­ school at Tsinan, Marshal Sun ex­ brakes in Canada are so designat­ ed, would be ready by 1929. This ed to be the best “ jumpipg off” plained that it was his object to ed by a small triangular plate fas­ would reach from Laredo, Tex., to place into Latin-America. One In Chicago a grand jury indict­ ed a garage man for fraud in train the students to be gentlemen tened to the right rear fender. The Mexico City and farther on to Gua­ would run from Montreal to De­ as well as ofihcers. “ An educated purpose of the law is to minimize temala. troit, down to Indianapolis, through making his income tax return. Justice, though blind, occasionally I man without character is a danger collisions due to inadequate brak­ The Pan-American Union is high­ St. Louis, Little Rock, Forth Worth ing equipment on many Canadian and San Antonio to Laredo. gets a glimpse of what it's all I to the state,” he said. ly interested in this project and ! The naive workings of the mili­ cars. has t^ en it, up at several of its Another route, suggested by about. conferences. As a result, it organ­ ized the Pan-American Federation for Highway Education, which is pushing the plan still further. According to present plans, the Pan-American highway would ex- ' tend from the. Canadian border to Laredo, Tex., and thence through the Central American states to Pan­ ama. From Panama, the road would follow the Pacific coast of South America as far as Puerto Montt, Chile. Then it would cut across to the border of Argentina, down to Puerto Deseado on the Atlantic coast and farther on almost to the r e r y tip 'o f the''coiMnmt.'^' Must Gap 2175 Miles From Laredo to Puerto Montt, the Bureau oT Public Roads esti­ mates, is a total of 7967 miles. Gaps in this extension totaling 2175 miles, have to be completed with new roads in order to make this a continuous highway. .V :'f}i A road from Valparaiso, Chile, would run eastward to Buenos Ship-Shape Condition Aires and then up to Rio Janeiro. 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PAG E ® 6 H T of Mary Ann ledge, off Manomet. Point, Plymouth. ' TELLS OF MURDERS I CAPTAIN TAKES BLAME “ I can’t understand how she got. S0I11NCCD TO SPEND INDIANA FARME in that far,” said Captain Robin- ATLANTIC LINES AFTER FIFTY YEARS FOR GROUNDING SHIP s noIantit“ wnvmeg-la-ab thazMz?- 10 YEARS IN PHllLY son. “ I want it understood that I DISCOVERS NEW accept full rfesponsibility for the, navigaUon of my vessel.” asked to h e p Detroit, Mich., March 14.— A Says He Cannot Understa^id He denied statements attributed r A i r O N Stamford Judge Frees Drunk fiction-like story of ten murders, How He Lost His Course In to him that the compass was off On His Promise to Go Back POWER SOURCE unsolved for fifty years, related by due to the snow. He also denied WATCH IC E E G a 63-year-old woman, was being Snow Storm. To Old Home. that there had been food profiteer­ investigated today by authorities of ing aboard the ship. Boston, Mass., Marcn 14.— Cap­ ^ Stamford, Conn., March 14.— 'I Indianapolis, Ind.— A new pow­ "Wayne and Oakland counties. The cargo was being removed to­ Washington. — Trans - Atlantic sentence you to spend ten years All the murders occurred between tain Harland W. Robinson, of the day and efforts will be made to Specials For er source discovery is claimed by a steamship corporations have heen 1874 and 1885. The woman is said ■wrecked Boston-to-New York ?!-, save the Eastern Steamship liner. in Philadelphia and give you one farmer from the celebrated hills of 500,000 liner Robert E. Lee today asked to cooperate with the United hour to start for the city of Broth­ to have given her information to Brown County. He is Gilson W. the Highland Park police. ^ before a federal board of inquiry The malarial parasite is so. States Coast Guard during the erly Love,’’ declared Judge James took full blame for the accident, spring and early summer in the R. Brinckerhof, of City Court, to Roth, 60, a native of Lawrence Highland Park police are said to small as easily to inhlrtilt the in­ have checked the woman’s story which imperilled the lives of 150 l^ u rsd ay effort to keep shipping adequately Harry Brooks, 35, well-kr/.vn local terior of a human red blood cor­ County, Pennsylvania, who asserts and found it authentic in some re­ passengers and 113 officers and •warned of the presence of icebergs. c b Stir £L c f Gx* • he has invented a magnetic rhetor puscle, of which five million are Commandant F. C. Billard, of spects. crew. normally contained in about one- Brooks, having finished a three- Other authorities, however, said the Coast Guard, designated the months jail sentence at Bridgeport which uses the the magnetic force Captain Robinson declared that sixth of an average drop. Cutters Dodoc and Mojave, two or returned here yesterday and of the earth to generate power. the whole thing appeared to have he was at a loss to account for the and Friday the crack vessels of the service, to promptly became so intoxicated Roth’s new experimental “ fuel­ b'een invented by some one with a fact that he got a mile and a half ! carry on the international ice pa- that he had to be arrested again. less motor” will be demonstrated lively Imagination. off his course during the snow tor a group of Indianapolis capital­ Newspaper files of the period re­ Herald Advs. Bring Resnlts ■ trol this season. The patrol is pro­ He told Judge Brinckerhof that if storm and piled up on the rocks Now is the time to preseme eggs! ^ vided for by the international con­ he could have two dollars in cash ists sometime this month. called the murder of the family of “ I have had a model operating Frank Knoch on December IB, vention for the safety of life at sea and an hour's grace he would go to Strictly Fresh signed in London in 1913 and 1914. his former home in Philadelphia for five years,” Roth claimed. My 1885. The family comprised Frank Knoch, 26, his wif«, Susan, 21 and Ship commanders were asked to where he had lived ten years. machine works on the principle of a radio the following information to “Would you be willing to stay compass. I have devised a means two sons, George 2 years old; and there another ten years?” the of changing the polarity of the Frank Albert, 10 months. Local Farm Eggs the Coast Guard Cutters: The Knoch home was burned to Service — Quality — Low Prices To Make Report Judge asked. compass needle alternatively from | (1) Icebergs or obstructions “ I would stay there forever. north to south in such a way that the ground but the occupants of sighted, should be reported giving the needle whirls in complete cir- the house apparently had been Brooks replied. slain. An autopsy revealed bullets doxen date, time, latitude, longitude, set Police handed Brooks a timetable cIgs* * * and drift and in the case of ice­ and noted the hour when he left Operates Like Compass. in the brains of Knoch and his A Shipm ent of Fresh Fish (These are selectefi, large white and hi-own eggs.) bergs the temperature of the water the court room, intent upon find­ Roth explained that his motor wife. The killing of two brothers of at the time sighted. ing some one to give him two dol­ operates just like the compass only Will Arrive by Express Thursday (2) Surface temperature of the lars. No one in the court volunteer­ that when it reached a speed of 1,- Knoch, Charles and Christian, which occurred about the same Rutland sea water every four hours when ed to furnish the money. 400 revolutions a minute, the Morning between latitude 39 degrees north tery power was turned off and the time, were attributed to the slay­ and 48 degrees north, and between machine itself created the electric ers of the Knoch family. At Right Price longitude 43 degrees west and 58 current to cause the polarity change The father of one of the men Egg Preserve et. 29c U. S. TO SUPERVISE now reported to be sought was degrees west, giving time and place in the points. . , - , , Pint 15c of observation and course and In his contract with financial slain in 1874 when the alleged Fresh Shore H addock...... lu* NICARAGUA ELECTION backers oJ his invention Roth ^thus murderer was 13 years old. Cod Steak to f r y ...... lb. speed of the vessel. The boy was placed in an orphan “ This data will facilitate the described his magnetic motor: "100 Cod to B o il...... JJ* asylum where two inmates were Wedgeowod and Cloverbloom drawing of a temperature curve inventor has discovered that the Boston Bluefish...... -2*^ which vrill be useful in locating the Lower House of Central Amer­ magnetic forces of the earth uiay slain shortly afterward. branches of the Labrador current, ican Congress Refuses to Ap­ be utilized in creating and transmit­ The other killing detailed in the Fresh Eastern Halibut...... Jo- strange story was that of a girl in S m e lts...... 28c lb. lb . 5 0 e the Coast Guard said. “ It is also prove the Plan. ting horsepower and he devised, in­ Butter requested that radio operators de­ vented and constructed a mechani­ Chicago. The man is said to have Smoked Fillets...... 28c b. attacked a girl there, cutting off sist, as far as practicable from op­ Washington, March 14.— The cal device that will operate by mag­ Fresh Cod F ille ts...... 1-4 pound sections. erating at the above times in-order netic force and generate horsepow­ her head. American government intends to Fresh Haddock Fillets...... I r to lessen radio interference.’ proceed with the supervising of er sufficient for all practical pur­ The ice patrol vessels’ general poses where steam, electricity oi Finnan H ad d ies...... 2oc id. this year’s Nicaraguan elections, Dr. Andre Tours, a Frenchman, The Best Butter Mafle- radio call letters are NIDK, a spec­ despite the refusal of the Lower water power is now used. ial call for the ship actually on pa­ Under .A.11 Conditions. has discovered a means of making Herring s ...... 12c lb. House of the Nicaraguan Congress the human body transparent, so trol. It i>/‘uld not be confused to approve the McCoy plan. • The machine will operate under with the regular radio call letters all conditions of heat and cold ac­ that all the organs will be seen Meadow Gold Butter This was announced at the State Special, one Pint of Solid Oysters and ^4 C ^ assigned to the individual vessels. Department today with consider­ cording to the inventor. working as in a mirror. Ice-information will be broadcast able emphasis. The department Roth has lived in Brown Countj 1 lb.Oysters Crackers...... in plain, concise English and will takes the position that this govern­ for 59 years. His farm is about 2 lbs. $1.0S give the position of the patrol ves­ one and a quarter miles south of the ment has committed itself with Fresh Baked M ackerel...... 1 lb. 53c sel, location and description of the the present Diaz regime to super­ Morgantov/n-Helmsburg Highway, ice and other necessary data. This five miles south of Morgantown. vise the October elections, and that Pillsbury’s Best F lo u r ...... $1.14 bag information will be given at any nothing can alter that commitment. Roth works at “ inventing’ ^ time to any ship with which the not busy with his farin affairs. patrol vessels can communicate. Officials do not believe it will be 19c peck necessary to reinforce American milks six cows every night and saws Fresh Spinach Object to Patrol wood every day. Free! Glass Shaker The object of the ice patrol serv­ military forces already in Nicara­ ice is to locate the icebergs and gua. M MSHonsTely .on HILL’S to end with every can of Toddy at oijr regular low price. field nearest to the trans-Atlantic colds in a day and ward off Managua, March 14.— President LINNE l o d g e 21ST TO BE W Grippe and Fla. No quicker steamship lanes. It will be the remedy for you. duty of the patrol vessels to deter­ Diaz of Nicaragua, today was con­ CELEBRATED ON SATURDAY Manchester Public Market mine the southerly, easterly and sidering the advisability of calling Be Sure I t s ^ Price 30 c La Touraine westerly limits of the ice and to a special session of Congress to The 21st anniversary of Linne A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 keep in touch with these fields as consider again the measure em­ lodge. No. 72, -Knights of Pythias, they move southward in order powering the United States to su­ will be held in Orange hall on Sat­ lb. 49« pervise the general election in urday evening, March 24, it was (m m UININE Coffee that radio messages may be sent Get Red Bos with|iortnll WKVVVV out daily, giving the whereabouts of October. announced today. An entertainment the ice. A tense political situation has by the Swedish Amateur Player During the months of March, followed rejection of the bill by the club of Hartford will be part of the April, May and June, or longer if House of Deputies after it was en­ program. The club will present a necessary, the Modoc and Mojave acted by the Senate. play, “ The Baron’s Daughter.” Lenten Specials will base on Halifax, Nova Scotia. Music will be furnished for danc­ The patrol will be continuous. Four ing by the Charlestonian orchestra radio broadcasts will be transmitted YOUTHS BORROW CAR of Hartford. The committee in South Manchester Candy Kitchen by the vessel on patrol. Each broad­ charge is Hilding Bolin, chairman, cast will be preceded by the general Carl Gustafson, secretary; Edwin call QST on 600 meters, while the AND THEN WRECK IT Swanson, treasurer; Carl Thoren. ice broadcast following will be giv­ Carl Hulten and Carl Anderson. (This is absolutely boneless, very clean codfish.) en on 1,713 and 706 meters. Police Find Them Intoxicated Open Tomorrow and Arrest Them— Sons of GETS FOUR YEARS republic tu n a f i s h ...... can 19c, 3 cans 55c ENGLISH JOCKEY TO Wealthy Parents. Jefferson City. Mo., March 14.— FANCY ALASKA RED SALMON ...... tall can 29c Greenwich, Conn., March 14. John E. Bennett. 49, of Springfield. Due to the many calls for light luncheons we wiU be glad to serve the public with SH RIM P...... can 19c, 3 cans 55c RACE IN AMERICA While p.olice of Stamford and i Mo., who said he once controlled Greenwich were hunting for a taxi­ seven banks in Florida and was , a number of specials, starting Thursday. With our short order system we can give London.— George Duller. Eng­ cab reported as stolen, the car it- , president of the Green Cove, Fla., , land’s greatest hurdle race jockey, self was found wrecked on the Post hank, was “ dressed in” at the Mis- . besides being a racing motorist Road here where it had been run souri penitentiary here today to | SEAPRESH i into a bank. As a result of the af­ serve four years'for passing worth­ and airman, goes to America in fair Hamilton Tyson and Merrill QUALITY, SERVICE and May to ride at the principal Ameri­ less checks. Bennett pleaded guilty ; Burdick, members of wealthy Stam­ in Kansas City Monday. j can steeplechase meetings and also ford families, are under bail pend­ do some motor racing. He fainted when the judge pro- , Fresh Frosted Fish ing hearings in Police Court here TASTY FOODS “ The fences on the steeplechase on Monday. Tyson is charged with nounced sentence. 1 courses in America” says Duller, intoxication and breach of peace, No Bones. No Waste. “ are not nearly as stiffens they are, that will satisfy. All. foods will be served from the front part of the store and will be and Burdick with driving without a Packed in clean 1 lb. carttms so they will probably suit me very, license and breach of the peace. well. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS cooked specially by our chef- According to local police the two HADDOCK SQUARES ...... ••• ••• •• ^ “ Apart from steeplechasing, I youths borrowed a taxi and went shall take my car with me, and I The Republican electors of the on a joy ride which ended wnen Town of Bolton >are requested to FROSTED FILLETS ...... hope that Barnato’s offer to drive the car was wrecked. ^ Meanwhile meet in caucus in the basement of SPECIAL! We will serve our coffee with pure cream only. SOLE FILLETS ...... * ’ ‘ ’ V u a Bentley in the match, which has the owner of the car had complain­ the Congregational church on been arranged for the American MACKEREL F IL L E T S ...... lb. ooc ed police here and Stamford, and March 19, 1928, at 7:30, for the Stutz car and the French Hispano- Tyson and Burdick reported the car purpose of electing delegates to Suiza will materialize. stolen from them. Judge W. Stan- the Republican State Convention “ In the event of cur offer not be­ ley Finney ordered the two held in and the Congressional District Con­ ing accepted, we shall challenge the bail of $150 each. vention, to he held in Hartford on winner, either over there or at Le April 17 and 18, 1928, for the Mans. We think our car could cer­ purpose of electing delegates to the Other Specials tainly beat the other two and could South Manchester Candy Kitchen START WORK SOON Republican National Convention certainly stand up to the 24 hours and the appointment of a State Next to Glenney’s of continuous racing.” Central Committee, also for the Tinker Block, South Manchester, Pure Lard...... '' i S | ON “ OLD IRONSIDES” purpose of electing a town com­ TEXAS PLANS LAW mittee for the ensuing two years. Bananas ...... ' ' ' ,1 * ’ ’ ? ! ^ Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston. By order Town Committee, Lux Toilet Soap ...... - 3 bars 19c — Work on the U. S. Frigate Con­ SAMUteL R. WOODWARD, SALESGIRLS WANTED, APPLY AT ONCE. FOR STERILIZATION stitution, victor of 42 naval battles Chairman. Shredded W heat...... • • 3 pkgs. 2^c when triumphs on the sea were Dated at Bolton, Conn., March needed by the Stars and Stripes, P & G S oap ...... -13 3te- OF CRIMINAL INSANE will begin in the early spring. 12, 1928 Slightly over a half million dollars Ivory Soap Flakes ...... large pkg. |lc Fort "Worth, Texas— A bill will have already been raised to recon­ Ivory Soap F lakes...... 3 smaH pkgs. 25c be introduced in the Forty-first dition the ancient fiaigshij). of the Legislature, which convenes on the United States Navy, nearly enough Gold Dust...... large Pk«-^ second Tuesday of January 1929, to complete the work. providing for the sterilization of the Practically all the money has Borden’s Condensed Milk ...... 3 cans 29c criminal Insane, according to an an­ come from small donations, ranging nouncement by Representative from twenty-five cents to a few dol­ Karo B lu e ...... ®an.l& Grady Woodruff, of Para^se, Wise lars and paid in return for memos county. or pictures of “ Old Ironsides ”. A SILENT CU.OW Educator Toasterettes — ...... pkg. 25c ; Pointing out that there alredy Is School children from all over the stich a law in existence In several country were the largest contribu­ other states, and that It has been tors- upheld by "United States Supreme “ "When the Constitution is re­ $ Court In a case originating In Vir­ built,” Rear Admiral Philip An­ ginia, Woodruff declared It was drews, U. S. N., in charge of the O IL BURNER his conviction such a law could be First Naval;District said, “ she ivill ■ • passed in Texas. be In a sea worthy condition with There are 12,000 Insane persons her saijs and rigging complete and now In Texas eleemosynary Insti­ with the furniture In the cabins, Installed in your kitchen range now wUl be je p ^ handy during '^ n T r n N T R O L tutions, but not more than 5,000 of staterooms and crew’s quarters.” « S p r i n g As much heat or as heat as you want. EASILY CONTROL- HEALTM MARKET these would be affected by the pro­ In this condition, “ Old Ironsides ” posed law. Woodruff said. That will navigate to the cities "on the ED B Y THE TURN OF A VALVE. number represents the total of three coasts of the United States criminally insane persons. and will be towed up all the na­ Think what a saving this wiU be on your furnace! “ I have given this matter con­ vigable rivers in the United States, siderable study,” Woodruff stated, to Alaska and to the Great Lakes “ and find that such a law can be v/hen navigation conditions there Step in and see our passed by the Texas Legislature. permit. Lean Veal Stew ...... Although I have not yet worked out the details of the bill, there will LINDY AT CAPITOL Legn Beef Stew ...... • • • • • , i be a provision to appoint a board THE SILENT GLOW OIL BURNER of medical experts who will pass Washington, March 14,— Colonel BYesh Beef Tongue ^. • • • • • • on the degree of Insanity of each Charles A. Lindbergh landed j at ! patient. If the subject is found to Bolling Field a few minutes before Pure Pork Sausage Meat ...... 1^ I be suffering only from melancholia noon today, having flown from C O l^ R A T IO N [and there are prospects of a cure, Coatesville, Pa., where he was forc­ Tel. 405 Pork Chops . ------• • • • • • • ■ there would he no need for sterili­ ed down last night because of the 97 Center Street, South Manchester. zation. This will be left entirely fog. For information write Dept. H 2 Shank End of Hath .. — • • • • ^ to the dpetors to decide.” Lindbergh was accompanied by Henry Breckehridge, his attorney. m Som « publie XttaivtfiAtor. They ImmedAal^Jyi: left ‘tthe - fleld,v:r«- )*tor Heflin a violin.' ‘It’s hard to fuslng to dlscldee their destina­ talk ■wh

CALIFORNIA'S FLOOD HAVOC IN PICTURES What Dr. CaldweU Learned Z'', -,r ¥ ^ > - <. «> <«* *f ' ' ■* f f f f / in 47 Years Practice -4'^ --•'rr % ^ Dr, Caldwell watched the results^ of constipation for 47,years, and believed that no matter how care­ ful people are of their health, diet \ and exercise, constipation will oc­ cur from time to time regardless of how much one tries to avoid it.. Of next importance, then. Is how to treat It when it comes. Dr. Cald­ well always was in favor of get­ ting as close to nature as possible, hence his remedy for constipation, known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep­ sin, Is a mild vegetable compound. It can not harm the most delicate system and is not a habit forming preparation. Syrup Pepsin is pleas- ant-tasting, and youngsters love It. It does not gripe. Thousands of j mothers have written us to that i effect. Dr. Caldwell did not approve of drastic physics and purges. He did A T A G E 8 3 not believe they were good for hu­ man beings to put into their sys­ tem. In a practice of 47 years he like a different person. Use Syrup never saw any reason for their use Pepsin for yourself and members when a medicine like Syrup Pep­ of the family in constipation, bil­ sin will empty the bowels just as iousness, sour and crampy stomach., promptly, more cleanly and gently, bad breath, no appetite, headaches, V without griping and harm to the and to break up fevers and colds,. JJFA system. Always have a bottle in the house, Keep free from constipation! It and observe these three rules of Somber aftermaths of the Santa Clara River valley flood in California, these. At the left is a band of rescue work^a patrolling’ the district Here Is a map of the Southern California region in which scores of robs your strength, hardens your health: Keep the head cool, tho lives were lost and millions of dollars’ property damage done by flood, over which the torrent swept. At the right, the body of a child victim being carried to a makeshift morgue. These N1l,a Service pictures were arteries and brings on premature feet warm, the bowels open. caused by the breaking of the St. Francis dam. telephoted from Loa Angeles to New York. ______old age. Do HdL let a day go by We would be glad to have you without a bowel movement. Do not prove at our expense how much Dr- sit and hope, but go to a druggist CaldwelTs Syrup Pepsin can mean KING OF AFGHANISTAN Old to Some, New to Others MAY REMOVE RADIO and get one of the generous bot­ to you and yours. Just write U, S -Is Building Autos tles ' of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep­ “ Syrup Pepsin,” Monticello, Illi­ FROM EXCHANGE BOARD sin. Take the proper dose that nois, and we will send you prepaid Faster Than Highways ON A VISIT TO LONDON night and by morning you will feel a FREE SA3IPLE BOTTLE.— Adv. Directors Seeking to Find if Honors Heaped on Ruler of There is a Comer in That Little Asiatic Empire—Has Stock. 25 Servants With Him. New York, March 14.— The New London, March 14.— The capital York Stock Exchange today set In of the world’s mightiest empire motion machinery to determine if turned out today with magnificent a “ free and open market” exists honors for the ruler of a little in the stock of the Radio Corpora­ Asiatic kingdom that lies isolated tion of America, If it Is found that Who Licks the Cream? upon the mountain wall which a corner exists in the stock, it will separates India from Russian Turk­ face removal from the big board’s AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. AT COST estan. trading lists. , All members of the Stock Ex­ The Lumbermen’s Mutual returned 25% of the premium paid The royal visitor is King Aman- in to every policyholder last year and have always done so. ullah, of Afghanistan, accompanied change have received from the by Queen Souriya and a retinue of business conduct committee a de­ Did You Get Any Money Back On Your Policy? 25 persons, the king came from mand to furnish each day definite If you want to reduce the cOst of your auto insurance see me * Paris for an official visit of three information relative to the buying before yon renew your present policy or insure ^ u r car. days with King George and Queen and selling of Radio Corporation 1 will be glad to explain how yon can insure your car In the Mary at Buckingham Palace, and stock through their offices. Ques­ World’s Greatest Mutual at 25% saving. tionnaires mailed to the members an unofficial stay of three weeks during which he will visit various ask for the following information: STUART J. WASLEY cities, inspect industrial plants, The aggregate long and short po­ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE sitions of the members and their study the coal mining system and customers In Radio Corporation 827 Main St., Tel. 1428-2, Open Thursday and Saturday Evening attend maneuvers off Portland stock; the number of shares bor­ hill. rowed and from whom; the number King Amanullah and Queen of shares loaned and to whom. Souriya are concluding a European Before the opening of the mar­ trip v.'hich began the first of the ket today, Radio Corporation was year and which will end in.Soviet “ loaning flat” in the loan crowd, Russia next month. 'Tfidy have which means that borrowers of the visited Italy, France, Belgium, Ger­ stock received no interest on the I' many, and Switzerland. Every­ money deposited with the lenders where high honors, apparently out as security for the stock. Only INSURANCE of keeping with the importance of Through this borrowing process are their “ hermit kingdom,” have been the shorts in a position to “ make heaped upon them. delivery” on stock sold short on the Stock Exchange. , ^ I ^ 0 ie Best Guardian of BOLTON Louis IX was generally known That “ Model T” Ford in the lower picture, looks quite old to us, as “ Saint Louis.” but it’s still new to Frank Hopper, first rural delivery carrier Ln Kansas. Life and Property Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee are He began his route in the old form, shown above, back in 1907, out of building a bungalow on their lot Goodland, Kas. Then he switched to the Ford, has driven it 125,000 on the state road near Coventry. miles and is still delivering mail with the same “ new” mode of transpor­ '/ . 1 • -J Miss Lavinia Fries who was op­ tation. erated upon recently at the Hart­ ford hospital is slowly improving. week-end at her home in New Ha­ penings of your school days and Samuel Alvord of Hartford spent ven. Cleveland, March f4.— The rapidf pendltures over the last few years your favorite teacher, talk on Insure Your Valuables seem to indicate that fact. More­ several days at his farm here. increase in American automobile Miss Ruth Jones of New Britain M. E. Capshaw spent the week­ “ Trees,” by David Toomey; talk over, the conscious effort of Iron Normal spent the week-end in end at her home in Franklin. A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT registration is confronting the out fluctuations in unemployment which you rather entertain in country with the necessity of great­ through the use of public works Hartford. The Grange met Friday evening. kitchen or living-room, Adelia IS THE ly accelerating its good roads pro­ construction in times of relative Northura Loomis and Russell Deputy Harold Hanson inspected Loomis; music by Grange. An oys­ gram. Unless this is done serious depression promise that such Merrill of South Manchester spent the Grange and gave a very favor­ ter supper was served. Boltoii BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. traffic (mngestlpa may develop uP; progress will not be interrupted the week-end at their homes. able report. The program was as Grange is invited to Bloomfield on a ^Ide scale within a few years. by relatively hard times in busi­ Charles Loomis of Pawtucket follows; Roll call. Interesting hap­ April 17. This'is the conclusion of Allard ness. spent the week at his home. The Manchester Trust Co. Smith, vice president of the Union “ The present tendency is to The Ladies’ Aid society will meet Why Men Walk Trust Company, here, after mak­ build for permanence and with a at the basement of the Congrega­ ing a survey of the highways situ­ more liberal policy toward high­ tional church 'Phursday afternoon. On the Outside ation. way construction the future should Miss Lavinia Fries who was op­ . There are now 23,000,000 auto­ see a rapid extension of good erated upon recently at the Hart­ Like most conventions this one mobiles registered in this country, roads throughout the country.” ford hospital is slowing improving. is rooted in past necessity. A an average of almost one car to Samuel Alvord of Hartford spent each family. Registrations will several days at his farm here. few centuries ago men walked WEEKLY AERIAL MAIL next the curb to protect their .rfeach 30,000,000 in less than five FROM TEHERAN TO BAKU Miss Rose Nieviedzal spent the years, says Smith. AVILL EXTEND TO EUROPE week-end at her home in Thomp­ ladies against street ruffians. The total highway mileage of son. Fire and Liability the United States is 3,000,000 Teheran.— A weekly aefial postal Supervisor L. T. Garrison met Today the need for protection miles, of which only 600,0ff0 miles with Clarence Quimby, principal of > w -sw u n g is largely against economic service has been established be­ are surfaced, outside of city tween Teheran and Baku, by ar­ South Manchester High school disaster. And men still feel streets. If all of the 23,000,000 rangement of the Persian Ministry Monday to discuss requirements at responsible. Witness the sev­ Insurance cars in use in 1928 were placed of Posts and Telegraphs with the South Manchester High school. end to end on the surfaced roads Miss Ruth Welles, music teach­ enty odd billions of life insur­ * it would allow approximately 45 Soviet agent in Teheran. ance they carry for the pro­ Thl-3 service will be extended er, visited sohools in town this ygrds for pach vehicle. early this summer to connect with week. tection of their loved ones. , Might Hamper Motoring Miss Doris Lipovetsky spent the *4The situation is even more European mail airways. RICHARD G. RICH serious when it is taken into con­ Connecticut General sideration that the 600,000 miles Life Insurance Company Tinker Buildiug, - South Manchester. ol surfaced roads Include much mileage that is not in satisfactory PAYETTE B. CLARKE, AGT. condition,” Smith continues. “ As a matter of fact, unless good high­ 10 Depot Square, Manchester. ways ?are rapidly pushed in ac­ What Doctors Think cordance with a comprehensive N aiid intelligent plan, the efficient o f the use of automotive equipment will •.. ~yet Buick cleat« be severely hampered. Laxative Habit ’ “ In 1904, when the automobile the ruts and g i i ^ was in its infancy, expenditures In all history, no Indian was for all highways outside of cities, ever known to have constipation. were just under $60,000,000. In head-room as ivell THE SMART SHOP Nor need YOU. He chewed the 1.927 the country’s outlay for bark of a tree called cascara. To­ “Always Something New” highways was $1,350,000,000, a day, we have the candy cascaret. Buick*s ceinarkable oMobinatioti of modhh, grace­ 22-fold increase. Cascarizing the bowels never State Theater l^dg., South Manchester I “ At the existing rate of increase forms a laxative habit. If already ful beauty—maximum bead-room—and ability to in automotive traffic it is reason­ formed, an occasional cascaret will clear the ruts—^is the direct result of the Busck able to say that an expenditure of usually break the habit. For cas­ $2,000,000,000 a year for main­ cara strengthens the muscular douMe-ihop firame. tenance and construction of high­ walls of the bowels, and their need ways would not be an excessive of any aid at all grows constantly SPRING DRESSES amount. The large sums spent This brilliant advancement, pioneered by Biddt lexs. What other cathartic has this for’ improved roads are partly characteristic? The writer knows months ago, places Buick far ahead of other cars financed,by ..the motor cars them- of none. In All the Latest Models and sblves, -In f927 registration fees An evacuation brought gently in beauty, sa£^ and all-around roadability. and gasoline taxes for the country about by cascara will, nine times SEDANS |1195 to Il9 9 ir^ ' ^ COUPES $1195 to $1850 approximated $500,000,000. in ten, he followed by full func­ ideal laxative— and the tongue tells SPGfttMODELS $1193to$1525 Fashions. % Improves Projjerty us candy cascarets are its ideal ^‘Another benefit bearing on tioning of the bowels on the mor­ AUpritMtf. o. h, F lint, U u h ., tuwiji— < lax to i t TW row— and for days after. For there form. At least a million people lit most AtsiraUe, It aratUbU. costs of highways is the enhanced is no REACTION as with sickening know this; what a pity there are value of property from the open­ salts, or any of the man-made pur­ any who don’t! Especially par­ ing of new and good roads New Variety of Prints gatives that go through one’s sys­ ents; because children love to take throughout the country. More­ a cascaret. After which, for days- over general prosperity is stimu­ tem like a bullet. Physicians tell us cascara is the on-end, the bowels will be seen to lated by the more efficient use of work of their own accord. In large ^ e s, 15-50. automobile transportation. There BUICK is a direct relatlonsihlp between The only habit .from cascara is the increase of good roads and the that of regularity! Cascarets tone increase of automobile registra­ and train the bowels. Bulf at the Capitol Buick Co. tion. first sign of returning sluggishness “ The prospects are that the Cascarets another cascaret is as effective as J. M. SHEARER, Manager. government has fully realized the the first. Main Street at Middle Turnpike » 4 . 9 5 seriousness of the problem which Thc)f Work While You S le e p ! There isn’t a druggist who hasn’t , cascarets, so WHY experiment with faces it’ in 'the matter of highways. tTHBN BBTTE& AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT. . . BUICK WILL'BUILD THEM Tho continuously increasing ex- laxatives 1-—^Advt.

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-C5u»li6* HOME HINTS o o o Home Page Editorial 5orv9 Fitting the MAKYE^MOyf Jobless ^TheiV L etters S. VAN. DINE AUTHOR^ THE BENSOiN MyRDER.CASB To Jobs 7r,D A Y -- BY RUTH DEWEY GROVES By Olive Roberts Barton OHABACTBRS it all. It’s uncanny!” broken piece of ccni: : led card­ ^!AUJENE 5UMNEH Mom, dearest: ^may wish he hadn’t built the fence PHUiO VATTCE “I had an Idea,” scoffed Mark­ board and a large square dark- Imagine people talking about quite so high. Once on cpr side, JOHN F.-X. MARKHAM, I>l*trlet ham, “that sooner or later you’d brown envelope, Attoraer of New Tork Ceimtr "When Alida Taylor was just a anything so trivial as my seeing presuming we are all as good as MABGARRT ODEIil, (T H E revise your deductions in regard “Ah, to be sure! Phonograph rec­ little girl John A. Balfour promised Mr. Ethelbert Stewart, Commis- Norman when he was here! And men’ve said we must be, they'll “CANARY") to Spotswoode.” ords.” He glanced about the apiert- her a nice doll when his ship came _ si oner of Labor, tells us that we they might remember that he was get just as full of splinters as any CHARLES C L E A TER, a maa- ment. “But, I say, where did the that was," is not ‘ have so many labor-saving machines a b o n t-to w B Vance stared idly at the ceiling. in. Just when ------, — known to take a drink long before of us if they try to climb out. KENNETH SPOTSTVOODE, a maan- lady keep the bally machine?” 'today, it is resulting in unemploy­ I married Alan— and I don’t mean “You’re devilish stubborn, don’t known. But Mrs. Alida Taylor By splinters ‘ I mean the nasty fa c to r e r ______“You’ll find it in the foyer,” said Rooney’s ship came in a da,y or so ment. Work that used to take four water. It’s funny how the world pricks of gossip. Not that one LOUIS MANNIX, aa laiporter y’ know. Here I am trying to ex­ Markham wearily, without turning. ago when she learned that John or five men a given time to do can always wants to blame some wom­ has to be immoral to get talked DR. AMBROISE LINDQUIST, a tricate you from a deuced unpleas­ faakloaable Benroloartat He knew that Vance’s chatter was Balfour of Africa had left her now be performed by one. an for a man’s skidding and make about but I do think it was man’s ' ant predicament, and all you do is TONY 8KEEL, a profeaaloaal bnr- only the outward manifestation of $850,000. We have kept one Jump ahead her pay if they can. But when it’s putting us up on a pedestal to Rlar ____ to Indulge in caustic observations serious and perplexed thinking; Chauffeur James F. Curran of of a bad situation because some vice versa you don’t see any mad keep the world safe for the tired WILLIAM ELMER JESSUP, tele- calculated to damp my youthful phoae operator and he was waiting with what pa­ Pottsville, Pa., never expected to new industry was always coming rush to punish the man. philanderer that started gossip in HARRY SPITELY, telepboae op­ ardor.” tience he could muster. be rich. But the other day Mias along to engage the overflow. Now "Well, that’s an Injustice that the first place. erator Markham left the window and it appears that the overflow Is set­ ERNEST HEATH, Serseaat of the Vance sauntered idly through the Ermine Eissler, 60, the lady for women will correct when they -get If there was anything wrong in Homicide Boreau seated himself on the arm of the whom he "chaufled,” left him a tling back to place. And what is the reins in their own hands. It my seeing Norman he Is Just as * • ■ glass doors into the little reception davenport facing Vajice. His eyes half million dollars. the answer to be? was a pretty easy trick the men guilty as I am. And it was partly CHAPTER LI hall, and stood gazing abstractedly held a worried look. I Wonder Being absolutely Ignorant of took when they put across the sin­ because I was afraid he would at a console phonograph of Chinese economics and industrial ques­ (Tuesday, September 16; St p. m.) The most interesting thing m gle standard idea. It left them take up drinking as a vocation “Vance, don’t get me wrong. Chippendale design which stood tions, who am I to set myself up to the world would be to see just free to philander without obliga­ that I didn’t marry him soon after ESS than half an hour later we Spotswoode means nothing In my against the wall at one end. The offer a solution? But apropos of how these two take their fortunes; tion to pay the piper but the piper we were engaged. But I suppose life. If he did this thing, I’d like squat cabinet was partly covered nothing, I shall quote from a let­ again entered the main hall of how ready they are to enjoy unex­ has always been a Shylock I un­ everyone is feeling sorry for him. to know it Unless this case Is with a prayer-rug, and upon it sat ter of a friend of mine who lives PROPER LIGHT day and night pected wealth. They are far above derstand and so the woman had to the little apartment building in 71st cleared up, I’m in for an ungodly a polished bronze flower bowl. not twelve miles from a city where comes to this colorful couch from Women may be the biggest walloping by the newspapers. It’s average if they know how to util­ pay. scandal mongers but is was man’s street. Spively, as usual, was on “At any rate, it doesn't look industrial conditions are known to its well-chosen position beside lamp not to my Interests to discourage ize it now they have it. Which is It’s a lot of applesauce about conventions that made us the tar­ duty at the switchboard. Just in­ phonographic,” he remarked. “Buc bo very distressing: and window. any possibility of a solution. But the flaw in our education. We em­ women being the custodians of gets for each other’s barbed side the public reception-room the why the prayer-rug?” He exam­ phasize how to make money but “Da^d and I are putting the your conclusion about Spotswoode morals. That wks just a subtle tongues. I’m praying for the day ined it casually. “Anatolian—prob­ devote little time to ways and house in the hands of an agent to STRAIGHT LINES FOR officer on guard reclined in an easy Is impossible. There are too many sell, and going south. When we masculine touch to make us like when women will all realize this ably called a Caesarian for sale pur­ means to enjoy wealth when it is OVAL FACES chair, a cigar In his mouth. On contradictory facts.” come home we’ll go straight to a man’s one-sided rule of conduct. and stick together to shake off poses. Not very valuable—^too much attained. What he has failed to foresee, the shackles they put on us. In. seeing the district attorney, he rose “That’s just it, don’t y’ know. on the Oushak type. . . . ■V’or. ’ er Naughty! Naughty! hotel in town and stay until time to open the cottage on the lake. though, is that woman Is going to the meantime I’m the goat at with forced alacrity. The contradict’ry indications are what the lady’s taste in music was. Two books from England were The oval type of face differs far too perfect. They fit together David is still more than half an demand that he measure up to home, it appears. Happily It wor­ “When you going to open things Victor Herbert, doubtless.” forbidden entrance to America by from the square form in that ries me not, except for you. Mom too beautifully; they’re almost as invalid since his pueumonia a year the standard he has set for her. He turned back the rug and lifted the collector of custqms in Cleve­ the cheek lines instead of being dear. up, Mr. Markham?” he asked. “This fine as the forms in a Michelangelo land, O. The books were "Mother, ago. When the tipe comes that an im­ the lid of the cabinet. There was a parallel and straight, are curved, moral man Is as horribly dis­ Darling love, rest-cure is ruinin’ my health.” statue. They’re too carefully co­ How Was I Born?” and "Married "Now, of course, you are dying record already on the machine, and diverging outward, with the jaw graced as an Immoral woman, man MARYE. “Very soon, I hope, officer,” ordinated, d’ ye see, to have been Love” by Marie Carmichael Stopes, of curiosity to know why we are he leaned over and looked at it. selling the house we’ve been plan­ and chin lines curved also. It Markham told him. “Any more vis­ merely a haphazard concatenation a reputable English physician and differs from the tapering type, in of circumstances. They signify con­ ■ “My word! The Andante from obstetrical specialist. When Cleve­ ning for and working for for years itors?” that the cheek lines of the last scious design.” Beethoven’s C-Minor Symphony!” land’s librarian, to whom the — the house David worked himself 3 CHICAGO SISTERS GRANDMA’S SHINGLE “Nobody, sir.” The man stifled a he exclaimed cheerfully. “You ill to get! named type converge, instead of Markham rose and, slowly re­ books were being sent, protested, diverging. Everything about the know the movement, of course, "It’s help! We can’t get help! yawn. turning to the window, stood look­ the collector merely said that he oval face suggests curves, so care Markham. The most perfect An­ was acting according to Washing­ Not a furnace man could we find RICH, SUCCESSFUL, LONDON HAIR STYLE "Let’s have your key to the ing out into the little rear yard. must be taken in arranging the dante ever written.” He wound up ton policies, and that his superior this winter, or a man to shovel hair (which is the only feature apartment.—Have you been in­ “If I could grant your premise the machine. “I think a little good had criticized him for being too walks, or to look after the car. I’ve we may control) to see that it London.— A new style in hair­ side?” that Spotswoode killed the girl,” he music might dear t'no r.'-nc'':''mrG liberal in his manner of accepting had no help in the house either but BY OWN EFFORTS falls away from the face in angles dressing, misleadingly called the “No, sir. Orders were to stay out said, “I could follow your syllo^sm. and volatilize our perturbation, imported merchandise. that doesn’t matter. I’m strong and But I can’t very well convict man David isn’t. And spring is coming or is brushed back in as straight "grandmother’s shingle,” has been here.” what?” Here you have the whole fault Chicago—All Chicago is being on the grounds that his defense is along which means grass to cut and a line as possible, so as to counter­ designed by the fashionable hair­ Markham paid no attendon ’ o his of censorship. An official feels he thrilled today by the revelation of dressers here. W’e passed into the dead girl’s too perfect.” must do something, and picks on shrubbery to look after. This place act the facial circles. Make-up banter; he was still gazing deject­ should be applied with the idea of how three Chicago sisters made The "grandmother’s shingle,” living-room. The shades were still “What we need, Markham, is In­ a book for its title. If he picks on needs a man at least two days a edly out of the window. . breaking up the curved lines. themselves rich and successful. despite Its name, is neither dowdy up, and the sunlight of midday was spiration. The mere contortions a sane, scientific necessary medical week. Last summer we couldn’t get Vance started the motor, and Also, the neckband should be iMore than a'score of years ago nor elderly. It is, on the contrary, of the sibyl are not enough.” Vance book and lets in hordes of actually a soul. David can’t do it. So there pouring In. Nothing apparently placing the needle on the record, square or augular— and never un­ Mrs. Mary King was left a widow designed to give a youthful appear­ took a turn up and down the room. obscene volumes masquerading un­ you are.” had been touched: not even the returned to the living-room. He der any circumstances, round. by a Chicago newspaperman. She ance to the older women. It also “WTiat really infuriates me is that der harmless titles, he has at least There is something wrong some­ overturned chairs had been righted. stood staring at the davenport, con­ where. There were men certainly Another thing worth remember­ earned a living for a while selling enables the smart mannequins to I’ve been outwitted. And by a man­ done his duty, thinks he! centrating on the problem in hand. who would have been glad of her ing is that a mode of dressing the midnight lunches to Chicago news­ present a soft and becoming coif- Markham went to the window and ufacturer of automobile access’rles! True Love accord with the various I sat in the wicker chair by the work. But do men hesitate be­ hair which has the effect of bring­ paper writers, friends of her dead fure to stood, his hands behind him, sur­ . . . It’s most humiliatin’.” Even if Grace Carlyle does weigh husband. In this manner she laid styles of gowns they m'ay be called door waiting for the music. The 612 pounds and is only 5 feet 6 cause they prefer to stick at the ing it rather high on the head, is the foundations on which her chil­ upon to wear at the spring dress veying the scene despondently. He He sat down at the piano and situation was getting on my nerves, inches tall, she "got her man.” For kind of job they know, or are they a good style for the person whose dren— at least, two of them— were parades. was laboring under a growing un­ played the opening bars of and I began to feel fidgety. A min­ a license was taken out the other not informed of such opportuni­ face is of the oval type. The Brahms’s Capriccio No. 1. ties? woman whose face is oval in to erect immense industrial for­ One deep wave at the back re­ certainty, and he watched Vance ute or two passed, but the only day for Grace Carlyle, 18, to marry places the hard, smartly-defined “Needs tuning,” he muttered: Couldn’t there be a sort of shape is almost in van ^ ly of tunes.L I C O . I ------' ------^ ------with a cynical amusement which sound which came from the phono­ Col. John Van Creech, 46, 8 feet 6 In Chicago they don’t say candy Hue on the nape of the neck, and and, sauntering to the Boule cab­ graph was a faint scratching. Vance inches tall, who weighs a mere 200 clearing-house, an employment bu­ pleasant and wholesome'^^isposi- — they say Fannie May and Fannie the thick ends are gently combed was far from spontaneous. inet, he ran his finger over the looked up with mild curiosity, and plus. ' reau on a big scale, that could tion and this is generally plainly May is one of Mrs. King’s daugh­ under, the idea being to convey a Vance, after lighting a cigaret, marquetry. “Pretty and all that,” walked back to the machine. In­ Several interpretations could be place unemployed men where they written on her countenance for all ters. Starting out with one tiny suggestion of chignon, though ac­ proceeded to inspect the two rooms, he said, “but a bit fussy. Good ex­ specting it cursorily, he once more read into the romance. First, that would be willing and glad to earn to see. shop Fannie May has built an im­ tually the hair is short. ample, though. The deceased’s aunt middle and old age find youth at­ money? Rouge, applied to the oval face letting his eyes rest searchingly on set it in operation, r,; '. ; '...... k he mense candy business with shops in This method of dressing, hair­ from Seattle should get a very fair tractive, whatever the weight. Sec­ Farmers , can’t get help in' the should be deep on the inner side the various disordered objects. waited several minutes, no music every section of the city. She is dressers declare, particularly when price for it.” came forth. ond, that abnormal physical types summer around the neighborhood of the cheeks, and should not be there is a slight flutter of fringe Presently he went into the bath­ look to one another for that un­ where I live, and I believe the allowed to extend past an imagin­ immensely wealthy, maintains a He regarded a pendent girandole • “I say! That’s deuced queer, y’ at the forehead, combines a youth-1 derstanding and consolation which complaint is universal. As a na­ stable of racing horses and lives room and remained several min­ at the side of the cabinet. “ Rather know,” he grumbled, as he changed ary central line. Put on in this ful air with a look of dignity. ja normal world refuses. Grace tion we just don’t seem to hitch up the circle of the cheek IS like a queen. utes. When he came out he carried nice, that, if the original candles the needle and rewound the motor. way, More attention is being given to can’t revile John about his height sometimes. Why is it? sharply broken, giving a fine, ar- Julia King, another of the sisters, a towel with several dark smudges hadn’t been supplanted with mod­ Markham had now left the win­ is the leading Chicago exponent of the manipulation of the waves at and ask him "how the weather is tistic effect. the back now that the severe, close on it. ern frosted bulbs,” dow, and stood watching him with up there” without drawing a nasty the tea room. In the downtown dis­ good-natured tolerance. The turn­ crop is relatively out of favor. “This is what Skeel used to erase He paused before the little china crack or so for her own bUxom trict she maintains several large table of the phonograph was spin- tearooms and does an enormous A wave running across the crown clock on the mantel. “ Gingerbread. heft. Best wishes, newlyweds! of the head towards the left ear, his finger-prints,” he said, tossing I’m sure it kept atrocious time.” ning, and the needle was tracing Fashion Plaque business. the towel on the bed. its concentric revolutions: but still Bridge Me for instance, makes a woman look Passing on to the escritoire, he ex­ Julia King was a good cook and taller, and this is sometimes a point the instrument refused to play. f9 “Marvelous!” Markham rallied amined it critically. “Imitation for that reason decided to open a of importance when displaying cer­ him. “That, of course, convicts French Renaissance. But rather Vance', with both hands on the cab­ Ideal Fashions Another tearoom. Later she built additional tain types of dress. inet, was leaning forward, his eyes restaurants and tearooms— “ to keep Spotswoode.” dainty, what?” fixed on the sii-;:V; : rec­ • BY W. W. WENTWORTH herself young.” “Tut, tut! But it helps substan­ Then his eye fell on the waste- paper basket, and he picked it up. ord with an expression of amused (Abbreviations: A—ace; K— Caroline King 'Williams is the tiate my theory of the crime.” He “ Silly idea,” he commented, “— 'bewilderment. klng^Q— (]ueen; J—Jack; X—» third and eldest of the marvelous New Wonderful walked to the dressing-table and making a basket out of vellum. “ The sound bo:; : ■ ■ ■ ; any card lower than 10.) I King sisters. She was left a widow sniffed at a tiny silver atomizer. The artistic triumph of some lady ken,” he said. “Silly machines, II at 57. Five years ago that was— Cleansing Cream "The lady used Coty's Cliypre," he interior decorator. I’ll wager. anyway.” L and she Immediately took over her husband’s business— publishing and murmured. “Why will they all Enough vellum here to bind a set “The difficulty, I imagine,” Mark 1— When should two of a Wouldn’t you like a Cleansing editing a newlspaper. In addition do it?” of Epictetus. But why ruin the ef­ ham chided him, “lies in ------patr- major suit be bid initially? Cream that will not stretdi the to managing the newspaper plant “And just what does that help fect with hanp-painted garlands? cian Ignorance of : . 2— What is the quick trick skin, yet goes down into the pores she also now edits a woman’s col­ and releases all grime and dirt? substantiate?” The aesthetic instinct has not as democratic a mechanism,—Fermii value of A Q X X ? yet invaded these fair States—de­ me to assist you.” umn. This new marvelous Cream con-' “Markham, dear, I’m absorbing 3— How many quick tricks tains Cocoa Butter and is highly; cidedly not.” He moved to Vance’s side, ar.d l atmosphere. I’m attuning my soul are indicated by a defensive WTRED BRIM. beneficial to dry skins. Keeps the to the apartment’s vibrations. Do Setting the basket down, he stud­ stood looking curiously over hi. bid? complexion youthful. Ask for, let me attune in peace. I may have ied It meditatively for a moment. shoulder. Everything appeared tc Chic and perky Is a small green MELLO-GLO, a companion to the a visitation at any moment—a Then he leaned over and took from be in order, erd t’’ ? needle hr 1— When holding A K Q X X X. 2— One and one-quarter quick felt hat with a narrow brim that famous MELLO-GLO Face Pow» revelation from Sinai, as it were.” it the piece of crumpled wrapping- now almost ; ' ' . Is wired to give it aa entirely new der. J. W. Hale Co., South Man­ paper to which he had referred the record. But only a faint scratcliiUc, tricks. He continued his round of Inves­ 3— At least one and one-half. feeling. chester.— ^Advt. tigation, and at last passed out into previous day, was audible. the main hall, where he stood, one “This doubtless contained the Markham stretched forth ! foot holding open the door, looking lady’s last purchase on earth,” he hand to lift the sound box. But hie about him with curious Intentness. mused, “ Very touchin’. Are you movement was never completed. W’hen he returned to the living- sentimental about such trifles, At that moment the little apart room, he sat down on the edge of Markham? Anyway, the purple ment was filled with several terri­ Lifers Niceties MONOGRAMS are now to be the rosewood table, and surrendered string round It was a godsend to fying treble screams, followed by found on everything in Milady’s himself to gloomy contemplation. Skeel, . . . What knickknack, do two shrill calls for help. A cold HINTS ON ETIQUET wardrobe. On shoes they are seen After several minutes he aaye you suppose, paved the way for the chill swept my body, and there v. a - in chic metal buckles, simply de­ Markham a sardonic grin. ' frantic Tony’s escape?”. a tingling at the roots of my hair. signed. ' “I say! This is a problem. Dash He opened the paper, revealing a (TO BE CONTINUED) 1. If a woman leaves her Your babies are too precious to purse on a store counter and a subjects for any experiment, and it’ CURVES BEST FOB clerk returns it, what should worse than folly to “ try” things SQUARE FACES she do? ' on them when you can be sure 2. If a stranger retunis some Plain, old-fashioned Castoria is In giving advise for proper make­ dropped article on tl^ street, up for the square type face, we making sick, feverish, fretful Daily Health Service have in mind such a face unmodi­ is it proper to tip Ijijn? babies well and happy today HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL fied by rounded or tapering chin or 3. When should one be es­ oval forehead. pecially careful to thank and just like it has been doing for by World Famed Authority Generally, all square faces tip for favors of this sort? over fifty years. Physicians rec­ should have the hair waved and 1. Thank and tip the girl or dressed in curves over the forehead, write a note to the firm commend­ ommend it and millions of In the House and the neckband should be cut in ing her. Or both. is greater than that for longer points or curves in order to break mothers swear by it. It soothes; BRITAIN FINDS S'TUDY OP 2. His appearance should he the WORK HOURS VALUABLE hours. the too geometrical straight char­ If you are one of the women who crying, wakeful babies to sleep have household duties to perform, you guide. If it is a valuable article By DR. MORRIS FISECBEIN It -vyas found that workers tend acteristic lines. and the man shabby, of course you quicker than paregoric or any Editor Journal of the American There is, however, Just one ex­ will delight in the simple design of unconsciously to put about the should tip him. Medical Association and of Hygela, ception to these instructions. When tViig trim apron. Cut all in one piece, other opiate, and causes no' same amount of energy each day it is imusowy attractive when made 3. Children. the Health Magazine into their work; they can concen­ the features are classically beauti­ AS^ii^ Blouse harmful effects. It removes.sour- ful or dintinguished, emphasize from aQover patterned loca le or trate it in a short period or spread print. All the edges are finished with It’s color these days, that makes ing material from thejr little^' it out over a long period. Energy your type. Bring it out strongly by rickrack braid. There are two large During the World War the ne­ adding more straight lines to those a garment stylish! 'With a fifteen- is spent in two ways; either by ac­ ockets conveniently placed, and the F o r Golds, cent envelope of Diamond Dyes, stomachs and intestines cessity for speeding up output in tual effort or merely by sitting or you already possess. Sack buttons over onto the front at many Industries resulted In the es­ However, women find curves you can make an old or faded quicker than castor oil, an standing around. each side. No. 3038 is designed in waist smart as any on display. tablishment in Great Britain of more often suited to their types alternate sizes of 36, 40, 44 inches G rip, Inilu^ does it without griping oi^ what was known as the Health of It was also found that rest than straight lines. Keep all your clothes stylish— pauses during continued labor are bust. Size 36 requires 2 5^ yards 32- Munition Workers' Committee. For the long narrow square face, inch material. Price of Pattern 16 enxa through the quick magic of home sickening. There’s n oth -, So valuable were the investiga­ of great value In permitting more rouge deeply at the inner cheek, rapid and more accurate work. cents. Send 15 cents additional for ing quite like it i o r f - \ tions made that this "was later put carrying the color all the way to New Spring Fashion Book. a m i a s a Beautiful dyeing or perfectly into a permanent board known as Under various circumstances the the ears, but not going too close to PpavenGvo gorgeous tinting is easy. If you’ll colic, constipation, the Industrial Fatigue Research time for the length of rest pauses the eyes or jaw line. The medium only use original Diamond Dyes diarrhea, colds, or Board. Records of output are kept must be different. square face should have the rouge (true dyes). Brighten the house, ^ ■ s p e l l s , In Industries, also records of labor The output should be watched Manchester Herald too; curtains, spreads, etc., are anyof baby’slittle “ upset' applied more deeply in the central purely turnover and of lost time, whether from hour to hour, and the rest part of the cheek, fading to light Pattern Service. Laxative Diamond dyed in an hour or less; F le tc h e r ’ s C a sto ria right over other colors. due to sickness or accidents. pauses should be Interpolated at pink near the ears. The short vegetable. Doctors declare ^ ^ absolutely Dr. Edgar L. ColUs, professor the time when the output begins to square face should be deeply roug­ Pattern No...... FREE: Your druggist gives you of preventive medicine in Cardiff, fall away from its usual level. ed to the innner cheek, close to the Price 15 Cents. \Bmmd the Diamond Dye Cyclopedia; val­ harmless to even the very "youngest o£ Infants, so you can W ales, indicates some recommen­ Another feature of the work has eyes, fading out gradually toward uable suggestions, easy directions, luse it as often as baby needs it. Its taste is delightfuL Take dations for workers that were been to adapt people particularly to the ears. ' N a m e...... actual piece-goods color samples. evolved by these investigations. their work according to their Quihtnei Or vCrite for illustrated book Color a little yourself and see why “ children cry for it.” Only one l a t d s The more the -worker sets the pace health acti-vlty and industrial effivi- Size ...... Craft, postpaid from DIAMOND thing to watch. Get geroine Castoria— bottle b e a r ^ ency. Deafness may be an asset to f DYES, Dept. N16, Burlington, Ver­ rather than a machine and the GRISTLY MEAT Fletcher’s signature. It is not expensive. “ Care and Feed­ greater is the physical effort In­ a bookkeeper in a noisy office. A A d d ress...... Lone Mrlons mil comi^eittons mont. t volved, the greater is the benefit one-handed man Is exposed to less often fidloV. Cldds, GUIp mil TwflnmMj ing of Babies,” the book worth its weight in gold to every risk than a man with two hands Gnaid your healtii againat tiiia d^mcer. to the output of reducing the ex- Price 8 ^ mother and prospective mother, comes with every package* eesslyely long hours. working on a hand-feeding power When meat Is found to be grist­ Send your order to the "Pat­ Theboz beaxa this ei^natara Not only does the rate of output machine; he has half the chance of ly, be careful to cook it very slow­ tern 6ept., Manchester Evening Diamona Dyes Inereasb with shorter hours, but the getting one of his hands cut and ly. This is true also of coarser Herald. Manchester, Conn.” Just Dip toTINT,orBoUtoDYE .total output for the fewer hours the work can be done by a one- meat cuts. Careful basting also worked under these circumstances handed man« - .helps. t ■ \ ^

i i MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14,1928. TAQS'.ipussrm Johnson To Meet Basketball Program Seeks World’s Fencing Title I Best Of The ^Season To Defeat <*>' CORNELL’S SURPRISE WIN No Regrets From Navy Cornell’s surprising victory in Harry Wilaon, whose spectacu­ Mrs. Blanche Beasant, of Chicago, the recent intercollegiate Indoor lar athletic talent indirectly caused Starts Tdiiorrow With Aetna hopes to win the women’s world track and field championships the football break with the Army Bensche In Semi-Finals fencing championship in the Olym­ demonstrated again that success In and the Navy, Is a member of the pic games this summer. She re­ athletics has a way of going around graduating class at West Point. Game; Biggest Attraction cently won a victory in the Uni­ in cycles. When he leaves the academy there / versity of Chicago national open For years, when the late “ Pop” will be no tears shed at Annapolis. Wins 100 to 4 ^ Takes 8 of 11 Racks and Plays Best Is Game at Rec; Yale meet. Mrs. Beasant has been Courtney was Cornell’s rowing The Navy is tired of looking at fencing for the past six years, coach and Jack Moakl^y was in his Wilson. He was at Penn State be­ Po(ri Tonniey; Neds GaHnp T o n ^ In Rrst L ^ of starting under the guidance of her prime^ with the track squad, Cor­ fore he was appointed to the mili­ Tourney Friday, Too. husband, Eugene R, Beasant, once nell ruled the water and the field of tary academy and aa a star athlete a national champion, athletics. at each Institution he faced the Finals; Hard to ForeteH Wnmer. But the turn came and Cornell Navy 15 times, being on a winning ThW Is Manchester’s biggest and Plainfield will open a three game didn’t do a thing in rowing or team seven times, with the losers best basketball week. Three very basketball series with Taftville to­ track sports since 1922. Football, seven times and once in a draw. As By easily defeating Johnny important games are on the pro­ night on its own floor where all of during that time, became a big a member of the cadet lacrosse Bensche 100 to 49 in the semi-fin­ gram and the outcome of all of the games will be waged. Taftville winning sport under Gil Dobie, but team he will get one more crack at als last night, Jarle Johnson, City f o x y PuAHhk them Is awaited with keen interest will draft the services of Martin,; the football cycle went around and the midshipmen. Club entry, earned the right to Itfs tough to s ^ e a tennis' in sportdom. It would not be an ex­ Moriey and Kiley of the Boston now track may be coming back into Jack Barbee, captain of the Har­ meet Jud Gallup for the town ceptional surprise if Manchester Whirlwinds for the occasion. its own. vard basketball team, is a member pocket billiards championship In •argument out of .court lost all three games. However, with California "had its long reign of of the graduating class this year The Eevnlng Herald’s elimination everything to gain and nothing to Prizes in the Commercial Bowl­ football and track pre-eminence. and will leave a distinguished rec­ tournament being conducted at the lose, the local quintets are conced­ ing league will be delivered short­ Washington crews ruled the na­ ord behind him. He played Tn 42 School Street Recreation Center. ly by Harold C. Alvord, treasurer of ing nothing. tional water courses and furnished varsity contests and was in every Johnson and Gallup will play Aetna Game Tomorrow the league. The Manchester Con­ Yale with a coach that humiliated game, freshman and varsity, since three hundred points to decide who struction Company will receive a Harvard for years, but they all he matriculated at Cambridge. He is the better man. The match will The bill o‘ fare starts tomorrow silver loving cup donated by How­ night when the Community Girls, slipped after having their turn. also ij the star pitcher of the varsi­ be played in three blocks. Starting ard Murphy and a cash pHze of $15 American tennis descended from ty nine. at seven o’clo«}c tonight, the con­ get the chance of a lifetime in their for winning the pennant. For com­ contest with the Aetna Life team at the top in the same turn of the testants will play one hundred ing in second, Watkins Brothers cycle. points. The second leg wflT be next the Biilkeley'High gym on Maple will receive ten dollars while the avenue in Hartford. The Capitol Yale Shows Spirit Monday night ht which time play High School faculty gets five. Axel will continue until one man has City team claims the state title, Anderson has fifteen dollars com­ Only Two Consistent Since Princeton and Harvard got but if Manchester can knock it off, Of all the major universities, into a football scrap that broke up tallied two hundred points. The ing his way for having the highest following night, play will be until Coach Adrian Bronnan’s* hopes and individual average and for splitting only Notre Dame and Holy Cross the Big Three, Yale has been in ambitions will Lave received a seem to maintain a consistent pace. what might have been a tough spot. one has scored 300 balls. He will tffe fiigh single with Billy Wigan- be the champion. severe jolt. owski, who therefore will get the Notre Dame has had a winning It required real diplomacy for Yale Coach Jerry Fay is optimistic other five. Joe Sargent wins ten football habit for years, due to to be nice to Princeton and nice to Expectations are that the largest about the outcome of the game. He dollars for high three string. Knute Rockne and a* never-ending Harvard without a breach of strict gallery yet will watch the opener has spent considerable time prepar­ supply of good material. It is taken neutrality. Especially since a straw of the finals tonight. To say which ing his team for the Aetna battle The Sons of Lithuania basketball for granted in the east that Holy vote would have shown that the man will win would be quite dif­ and predicts his charges will come team will play the Independents Cross never has a poor baseball Yale Campus was for Princeton’s ficult. Before last night’s match, r«ECAN7ClJU8 through. He will start Anne Scran­ tonight at the Harding school in team. side in the football controversy. Gallup appeared to be the best of ton and Ethel Richmond at the for­ the first of a series to decide the Fordham used to be a great foot­ But real diplomats at New Ha­ the field, but after Johnson’s ex­ VOO ROU) hibition against Bensche, matters ward posts, Mary Drew at center championship of the Community ball and baseball university but ven have steered Yale through so AB MATHERNE has been going like a house-afire Johnson’s victory over Bensche teams won both matches. The right by our Nellie in 1927. May­ for several weeks in Thj Herald start Mantelli, Faulkner, Norris, beil 100 to 72, Cecil EnglV-d 100 to to me, in spite of Bill McKechnie’s by such a decisive margin sent his scores follow: reassurances today as the club was be he will come back with a rush; ^ For the third successive season, bowling league is confident of turn­ stock soaring skyward. His play­ Bissell and,Madden. There will be 47 and Billy Kaminsky 100 to 90. maybe he won’t. Cloverleaves preparing to leave for St. Peters­ Arkansas has won the basketball ing back the league leading Masons ing was easily the Safest that has F lo y d ...... 8 6 ' 85 88 no Increase in admission for this Frisch At Second tomorrow night. However,' if they stellar attraction. Coach Clarke is working his High burg to play the Braves. And the championship of the Southwestern been displayed In the ■\i^hole tourna­ Kebut ...... 100 118 12*.5 School team at top speed -for :he situation must remain just a bit They can’t go wrong on the op­ conference. And unless Montana do. It may not reduce the Masons’ ment to date. It came as a broad­ Yale Tourney Game posite side of the infield, however, C u tte r ...... 92 89 91 Yale tourney. The boys are prac­ tense until such time as the in­ State wins, as they are doped to lead any because the Cloverleaves side to the report that Johnson is C on ran ...... 107 115 113 Friday afternoon at 4:15, Man­ with Frank Frisch at second base are hot on the trail of the Cubs wh.o chester High will trot out onto the ticing hard and are determined to ternes from the emergency ward do, in the Rocky Mountains confer­ not so good at the game today as Brennan ...... 96 94 115 and Jjm Bottamley at first. ence, the southerners will bear the hold second place. floor at Yale to oppose Wilby in the stop Wilby in the opening game j pack up tBeir scalpels and caU the he was several years back. Friday'afternoon at 4:15. , In the thing a cure. ^ Heine Schuble and George Topor- distinction of being the only major At present, three teams are tied Some were wont to believe Jhat Totals 48l 501 530 flrst round of the state champion­ List of Injuries ' cer are back again. conference champions of 1927 to re­ for last place and probably this tie ship tournament. The Waterbury practice sessions. Coach Clarke is Johnson has slipped considerably Collins Five using Nino and Alphonse Boggini The human uncertainties yet to There is little the matter with peat this year. will be broken tomorrow night. but it surely didn’t look that way C h illson...... 94 103 90 team has won 18 out of 21 games, be accounted for and the various the catching, even if O’Farrell does The champions of last year have Interest in the scrimmaging at the losing to Warren Harding of at forwards, “ Doc” Keeney at cen­ last night. Jarle had his share of S an d y...... 83 86 92 ter with Billy Dowd and “ Dutch” organs affected are listed herewith: fall to deliver 100 per cent, and already been ruled out. Dartmouth bottom of the ladder just at present the hard luck, too, but once Sidney...... 100 86 113 \ 1 Bridgeport, St. Thomas and Nauga­ Kittel at guards most of the time. Bob O’Farrell, former manager nothin at all the matter with the is gone in the east, Michigan is higher than that at the top where tuck. Wilby will lineup with Cap­ Bensche missed, Johnson invaria­ D a k e n ...... 102 95 88 and star catcher: arm. pitching. Grove? Alexander is aged, j in the Big Ten, Vanderbilt in tha the Masons hold a five point lead bly ran the rack. Wilson ...... 113 117 97 tain Roy Murphy and Jimmy Dun­ Tommy Thevenow, star short- with no chance of losing it im­ Howard Murphy says he stands in truth, but is good for at least south, Kansas in the Missouri Val- It was not entirely Benche’s lap at forward positions, Lonner- willing to defnd his town individual sto: Leg. another year at top speed. Shotton ' ley and California in the far west. mediately. Totals 492 487 480 gan at center and Niek Siani and Chick Hafey, regular outfielder: Winning of its third successive The Herald league is considered fault that he got beat so badly. bowling champioijship against Bob­ says Bill Sherdell is good for more. Johnson was shooting most of the Conran’s Girls “ Fat” McCarthy or Christian at by Brennan immediately. It is up to eyes. In addition, Jess Haines is right at title is unusual because* of the fact the most successful organization of A rm strong...... 96 67 74 guards. Ray Blades, ditto: Knee. that this sport has been a major its kind ever formed in Manchester. time and this didn’t put any but­ Brennan to come over south and the top of his form and the word is tons on Benche’s side of the wire. Peterson ...... 79 93 85 That Manchester has a chance arrange the match, he said. Rabbit Maranville, elderly short- that Flint Rhera has decided in one for the Razorbacks only five There has not been a single post­ Mekolus ...... 83 77 75 with the Brass City outfit, is shown fielder: Himself. years. When Coach Francis A. poned match. The individual aver­ True he missed some shots that he favor of bearing down and against shouldn’t have but on the whole, it P on ticelli...... 87 81_ 85 from the fact that Wilby trailed A relay teana has been organized The Cardinals, viewed merely kidding around. Schmidt, who is given full credit ages will be announced after to­ Gustafson ...... 95 71 71 Crosby all the w'ay to the final from the standpoint of names and for the success of the team, joined was a case of Johnson “ oUtsafing” at the State Trade school and will Fred Frankhouse, the Houston morrow’s matches. his, rival and getting the majority minute then tied the score and won compete in the events for secon­ not from that of a convalescent right hander who went wild at the the Arkansas coaching staff in Totals 440 389 390 by two points in the overtime ward, are quite a ball club. In fact, of the balls during the eleven dary schools at the Massaoi&A. C. close of last season, completes the 1922, basketball was played only as LEAGUE STANTIING 'Thompsonville Girls period while Manchester trimmed McKechnie, back again for another an intramural sport and out in the racks. Nevertheless, Bensche did indoor track and field meet ^ the “ starting staff” . Promising rookies W. L. P Collins ...... 71 69 89 Crosby both here and there by fair­ managerial whirl, thinks he has open air because the campus did 55 not give up until JanJe made his F erguson...... 81 79 75 Hartford State Armory Saturday include Art Reinhart, .lohn Berly, Masons ...... 30 14 100th ball. ly substantial margins. However, the coming champion and Burt not boast of a gymnasium. Cubs ...... 36 18 50 ?m y th ...... 85 77-^ 80 night.' Malcolm Nicholson w'ill run Shotten of the Phillies, agrees with Carlisle Littlejohn and Sylvester The southerners did not lose a Rabbit’s Foot Again. Wilby also holds a decisive win in the three hundred yard special. W. S. Rec...... 33 21 45 darken ...... 69 72 84 over Crosby. The local team will him. Johnston, Harold Haid, and Allyn game in their conference. They 44 - Johnson got away to a big lead F a r r ...... 76 78 72 A local team -will compet in the Cloverleaves ...... 33 21 when he won the first three racks leave Friday morning by automo­ Leg Broken Stout, all of Syfacuse. scored 463 points in their 12 con­ 41 half-mile relay. It consists of O’Farrell’s assistants will be K. of C...... 30 24 giving him a 37 to 5 lead. It was bile. Yet the fact will not dov/n that ference games against T. C. U., Center Church ....29 25 40 Totals 382 375 400 Nicholson, Edward Bancroft, Ray­ Thevenow’s broken leg has yet to Frank Gibsen, from Buffalo, prob­ Texas, Baylor, S. M. U., Rice and 38 not until then that Bensche ala- mond Landeen and George Sablitz. ably will not be retained since Bon Ami ...... 29 25 covered that Sam Herron had tuck­ be proven sound,* that the bad arm Texas A. and M. In all, they played Beethoven ...... 25 29 30 TY COBB WILL HELP A’S Manchester will be handicapped for which kept O’Farrell out of many Manusco, so far, has taken the play and won 20 games. Doing this they 30 ed his “ lucky?” rabbit’s foot in his Miller Hmggins, manager of the this event inasmuch as it had been Brit. Amer, ...... 18 36 back pocket. And It didn’t take CARDINALS NOSE games last year hasn’t been ade­ away from everybody. He is hitting scored 886 points, averaging bettor St. B ridgets...... 16 -29 21 New York Yankees, thinks the ad­ training for a mile relay, only to quately tested here, if at all; that and throwing very well. than 44 per game. 21 John long to get rid of the dition of 'Ty Cobb will make the have the event change. K. of P...... 18 36 much-kicked-about jinx. After he Hafey’s many operations last win­ The Cards are certain contenders, Tom Pickel was the scoring ace High. Park...... 16 38 21 Athletics a more dangerous con­ OUT BULLDOGS IN ter may or may not have proved regardless of w'hat happens. And if of the squad with 144 points. had, Benche’s playing Improved but tender for the pennant this sea­ Johnson’s superior shooting was beneficial and that Blades injured they can produce 100 per cent of Schoonover, with 122 points, and TOMORROW’S JIATCHES son. THRILLER 23 TO 19 knee is responding so slowly that their strength, they might do no Haizlip with 99 points, were the he may not really know its true worse than flrst, as the saying other star scorers of the team led At Conran’s condition until June. goes. so successfully by Captain Glen Beethoven vs. K. of C. Newsy Notes The fact of the matter is that Rose. The Cardinals defeated the Bull­ Maranville has been playing short­ \ Masons vs. Center Church. dogs In a close game at Hollister stop regularly in Thevenow’s place, street school hall last night, 23 to From The the latter’s mended leg having giv­ Four members of last year’ s Sy­ At E. of C. 19. Mclldufl was the outstanding en him considerable trouble here. racuse baseball! teana are now at Bon Ami vs. K. of P. star scoring 13 points. He looked The bone, it seems, has set proper­ spring training camps of major like Nat Holman of the Celtics as Training Camps ly enough, but the tendon in the league clubs and, with the excep­ At Murphy’s he cavorted around the floor. heel has made him lame. tion of Gotch Carr, who is sure to High. Park v8. British Amer. Cardinals (23) In his absenc^, McKechnie says, be farmed out, may stay around Rec. vs. St. Bridgets. Real Quality Malt Syrup B F. ^T. the rabbit is playing like the Ma- the entire season. Vic Hanson and Cubs vs. Cloverleaves. A. Chambers, If ...... 4 9 Clearwater, Fla., March 14 — ranville of yore, but, unless I am Billy Elsemann are with the Yan­ Neilson, r f...... 0 0 Rube Bressler, the hard-hitting in error, he no longer would do as kees, Jonah Goldman is with the Lyons, c ...... 1 2 outfielder who has purchased hi§ a shortstop in the Int^natlonal Indians, and Carr is with the Car­ T. Chambers, rg ...... 0 0 release from the Cincinnati Reds, League last year. The chances are dinals. FAY ARRANGES SEATS Mcllduff, Ig ...... '...5 12 is due to arrive here tomorrow to he is like so many other veteransr.— sign a contract with Brooklyn. The a flare-up for a week or so and FOR HARTFORD GAME 10 23 Robins play their first exhibition then, good night, Tosti. *♦ What Is considered the** The tenth annual Intersoholastic Bulldogs (19) game today against the University O’Farrell has done little, if any, **most unusual pitching feat** tournament of the University of MaJtSyr«P B. F. T)' of Florida nine. catching this spring but McKech­ **credited to Rube Waddell? *,* Chicago will be held early In May Jerry Fay of the Manchester Kelly, ff ...... 3 0 6 nie says his arm is all right and I ** Are the Four Horsemen of** and high school champions from every state in the Union are ex­ Community Club announced today iiicrea^^ Ndhjowski, If ...... i . 1 1 3 ^ St. Petersburg, Fla., March 14— presume that diagnosis will have * *Notre Daifie coaching in foot-** that by special arrangement with Godz, c ...... -.2 0 4 to do until we know more. Person­ **ball at present? ** pected to be represented. Officials Waite Hoyt, holdout pitcher of_the of the meet hope to persuade Cali­ Adrian Brennan, coach of the Aetna Palmer, rg ...... 2 0 4 Yankees, is expected to make a*de- ally, I look for p ’Farrell to have *• When were the two major** Life Clrls basketball team, a sec­ f o o d ^ ^ Jillson, Ig ...... 1 0 2 a good year, particularly in view of **baseball leagues launched? ** fornia, Rhode Island and Delaware, cision oh the final propositfon made states that have never been repre­ tion has been set aside for Man­ to him last night by Col, Jacob the fact that, hence-forth, he needs chester fans! who will go to Hart­ 9 1 19 manage only himself. -Waddell, pitching for the Ath­ sented at'the meet, to enter their Ruppert. Col. Ruppert offered him championship teams this season. ford tomorrow night to see the Referee: McLaughlin, a one-year contract. • — They say Hafey's eyes have re­ letics in 1902, struck out the same game between the Hartford girls Hitting a triple and two singles, covered completely from the effects three batsmen in the third, sixth and the Comniunity club team. CELTS PLAY TONIGHT Babe Ruth led the Yannigans to a of his sinus trouble, and, in truth, and ninth inning. In one Inning The gfune will have a definite bear­ 9 to 3 victory over the regulars he seems to be quite all he should oif the ;Same game he pitched only RELATIONS STILL STRAINED. ing oh' the state championship. Philadelphia, Pa*. March 14.— If yesterday. be. Blades, however, makes no nina balls. Only 27 batsmen faced Mr. Fay has asked Manchester the New York Celtics beat the secret of the fact that he knows him the entire game. , fans who Intend to go to be at the Philadelphia Warriors in Brooklyn The Four Horsemen of Notre Augusta, Ga., March 14 — This all too little about the real condi­ . Cambridge Mass., March 14.— gym before 8 o’clock as the seating Nylts finer fisvor coiaoef fitom oonstaiit auttrol firom raw tonight, they will clash with the is “ skull practice” week for the tion of his knee and that he ex­ Dame are all coaching football. capacities of the hall are'limited. champions of the western division Crowley and Miller are at Georgia Possibility of a resumption of foot­ materials td finished {nroduct by America’s fotemosi New York Giants. Manager Mc- pects to remain in doubt about, it and Georgia Tech, respectively, ball relations between Harvard and He wiys that a group of Aetna girls, of the American professional bas­ Graw is drilling the inflelders and 700 In number, axe having an early maltsters* Hahi and bop flaroted. Stricdy.hnion made' ketball league for the world’s ti­ for some time. Neither has been Layden at Duquesne and Stuhldre- PHneeton until after 1931 seemed catchers in an attempt to remedy playing in exhit^ition games. her is at Villa Nova. remote today as the result of the supper and will attend the gahie in tle. The Celtics trimmed the War­ a body. They are expected to take riors here last night, 27 to 21, in defects that cropped out in exhi­ Young Outfield . The' National League was signing of a contract betweeh the ANHEUSER-BUSCH, & the first play-off game In the east­ bition games.“ Meanwhile a juvenile outfield launched In 1871, while the l^mer- Crimson and West Point for grid­ up a large portion of the hall. ern division. composed of John Martin, Walter ican League came to the fore in iron games for the next four con­ The local girls will practice at TO TRY. WYCOFP Roettger, an^ How^d Williamson, 1900. secutive years. This year’s Army- the Bulkeley High school gymnas­ ium this afternoon from 4 o’clock vSTANDARD PAP£R CO. ONLY PLAYING MANAGER of Syracuse, has been been plying Harvard battle will be played In the ' j H artford, O m n i Bucky Harris, manager^ of the Tampa, Fla., March 14.— Doug­ its trade. They haven’t been hitting Department of Agriculture re­ Stadium here on October 20th. s; until 5:30. They are doing this so Washington Senators, is the only las Wycoff, an. all-American foot­ any too well but McKechnie .and the ports that corn production of Italy The . Crimson will play Yale at that they will be used to the fioot ball star at Georgia Tech, is to be entire outfit swears by Roetger and for 1927 will total 88,678,000 New Haven on Nov. 24, 1928 and when the game is played tomorrow manager who will play regularly night. this season. given a tir-out yrlth the Senators. not at him. He once deemed himself bttibeli. Cambridge Nov. 28^ 1929.

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MANCHESTER '(CONN.) BVENTNG HERAI-D, WEDNESDAY, MAHOg 14. 1928. ES5B.TWI!nVB' Tell And You Sell. A Classified Ad Is The Cheapest And A |ja rtmen ts——Flats— MoTlns^TrncIdng-Storage SO Wani Ad lnXonnatlo& Lost and '^onnd Tenements for Rent ( m w o o H c n PERRBTT AND OLBNNET—Local FOR RENT—^DESIRABLE tenement, LOST—SIDE CURTAIN of winter In- and long distance moving and track­ six rooms, all improvements, garage, ir s te lY CAUGifI Manchester closure. Call 1543. ______ing. Dally express to Hartford. Liv­ 26 Walker street, good location, rent TWO IN YET. SCANDAL ery oar for hire. Telephone 7-1. reasonable. George Murdock, 30 Evening Herald LOST— COLLIE DOG— ^Answers to Walker. name of Byrd. Finder please phone MANCHESTER * N. Y. MOTOR DIS­ Phope Your Want Ads Boston, March True bills, The Town Players, TTho held Classified Advertisements 300-5. Wm. Rush. ______PATCH—Part loads to add from FOR RENT—FUUR ROOM tenement, were returned by a Federtd Grand their finir rehearsal for “The «ix fl.v6r&^o ^ords to ft lino* New York, regular son. Saturdays TeL 1540. able rent, corner Bissell and Holl floors and trim, shade trees, price 10:30 A m . WE HAVE CUT the price of the cele­ streets. Inquire 135 Bissell street. right. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Tele­ brated Quaker Range 20 per cent. FOR SALE—BIRCH WOOD cut In •PERIOD -Telephone Your Want Ads Help Wanted -reniale 85 stove lengths $11 per cord. Phone phone 782-2, 875 Main street. This is a permanent cut. Benson’s I Montreal, Que., March 14.— Fol­ 143-12. C. H. SchelL FOUR ROOMS^ all modern Improve- Ads are accepted over the telephone Furniture Company. ______I ments, at 14 Arch street, ready FOR SALE—FIVE ROOM SINGLE lowing every clue to the limit, •It the CHARGE RATE given above WANTED—2 WOMEN canvassers, FO R SALE — HARDWOOD stove j March 15th. Apply on premises. Tel. steam heat, all improvements. Price members of the local detective Farms Farms as a convenience f®. WE ARE IN A position to shade your experienced preferred. Apply be­ $5800. See Stuart J. Wasley, ' 827 ne-)v home this spring, at the low­ length, under cover. Call after 6 98S. Gie CASH RATES will be accepted as tween 10 and 12 a. m. Doughnut 116 Wells street. Main street. Telephone 1428-2. force, the provincial police and the Vernon, near state road, trolley f u l l PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ est figure. Benson’s Furniture Com­ Shop, 885 Main street. p. m. V. Flrpo, TO REN T— 5 ROOM single house Phone 1307-2. Canadian staff of the Pinkertons and depot. 18 acre chicken farm and ness office on or before the seventh pany. with garage, all improvements, O.N STATE ROAD—6 room single were still endeavoring today to run day following the WANTED—SINGLE GIRLS to learn vacant April 1st., at 9 Norman house with garage, large lot. Price a good one. 9 room house, poultry each ad., otherwise the CHARGE STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of hemming In cravat department. Ap­ Household Goods 51 street. Call 574-3. only $5000. Call Arthur A. Knofla. to earth the story of • Conductor houses for over 200 hens. barn. etc., h a t e will be collected. No responsl- the. world. Ask for sailing lists and ply at Cheney Brothers Employ­ Tel. 782-2. Wilkinson of the Canadian Pacific plenty of wood. Do not buy until hilitv for errors In telephoned ads rates. Phone 750-8. Robert J. SmU-h, ment Bureau. FOR SALE—ONE OLD STYLE Daven­ ! FOR RENT—TENEMENT of five that Frances St. John Smith, miss­ you see it at $5,500. will be assumed and their accuracy 1009 Main street. port, one chest of drawers, one i• rooms, lower floor, on 44 Cambridge FOR SALE—NEW 5 ROOM bunga­ WANTED— 16 Y EA R OLD GIRLS to street. all newly renovated. Call ing Smith college student, was a cannot be guaranteed. couch, two rocking chairs. Inquire low. all improvements. Telephone passenger on his train on January learn mill operations. Apply to ■Room 1, House and Hale Block. 1191-3. 2032-2 or call 108 Benten street. Phone 664 Antomobiles for Sale 4 Cheney Bros. Employment Bureau. 14th last. Near Wapplng Center on state FOR SALE—6 MAHOGANY dining j road, 18 acres. 4 acre tobacco shed, ASK FOU WANT AD SERVICE WANTED — ONE EXPERIENCED 65 While detectives, led by Ser­ • • • FOR SALE—FOUR CYLINDER Essex room chairs, in good condition. Price FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM FLAT. geant McCoy of the headquarters barn, suitable for market gardfenlng, touring car. Inquire at 189 Eldridge stenographer, and one experienced $25. Inquire 32 Summit street. Tel. Benton street. Louis J. Cook. Index of Classifications typist. Apply at Cheney Brothers BAZAAR GIFT SEDAN tobacco, poultry or general farming. street. 696. squad, were combing the city "for Employment Bureau. FOR RE.N'T— BY MARCH 15th„ on signs of the girl, Wilkinson retired Six room house, running water. A. Evening Herald Want Ads a.-e now DURING AUTO SHOW WEEK WE FEW SPECIAL BRIDGE lamps left Center street,- a newly renovated into a shell of silence after declar­ real chance at $7,400. easy terms. grouped according to classifications OFFER THE FOLLOWING $1 59. New metal bed, spring and 7 room single house with all modern AUTO SHOW FEATURE USED CARS Help Wanted— .Male imp ovements. William Kaneh’, 519 ing he is taking no chances on los below and for handy '‘f ‘ mattress $19.50. New 5-piece un­ appear in the numerical order indi­ finished breakfast set $11.25. W at­ Center street. ing the reward. Three acre place In Manchester, ■'i—1925 Chrysler "TO" Sedan. REA L JO BS OPEN in the auto field. kins Furniture Exchange, 17 Oak. The conductor stuck to his origi­ cated; , '1— 1923 Chr>'sler '‘70" Coach. No layoffs, no strikes, learn in few .>•'011 R E N T —SE V E R A L flCSti-. Class The Durant sedan which will be a real little farm, land all tillable, Lost and Fouud ...... * rents with all Impiovement*i->Apply given away: by the three Catholic nal story, however, and re-assert­ Announcements ...... ^ 1— 1926 Chrysler "58’’ Sedan. weeks how to earn from $40 to $75 NEW METAL BED, SPRING and six room dwelling, poultry houses 1—1927 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe— ■per week. The opportunity of a life­ Edward J HolL 865 Main street. TeL ed his belief that his passenger Personals ...... mattress $19.50. New 5 piece un­ societies of Manchester who will and barn. Price $5,500. Antomobiles Small mileage. time. Write today for remarkable finished breakfast set $11.25. Three 060. hold a bazaar in K. of C. hall on was the missing girl. The various 2 Essex Coaches. tuition offer and big Free Book. Ad­ large veranda rockers $3 each. Wat­ Automobiles for Sale ...... * FOR RE.N'T—FIV E ROOM FLAT. May 17, 18 and 19, will be shown detective forces, while placing no Automobiles for Exchange ...... o Several other cars to choose from dress J. H. MeSweeny, MeSweeny kins Furniture Exchange, 17 Oak. Here is a place, seven room single also. I Auto Shops, A-202 MeSweeny Bldg., Clinton street. Inquire of Fritz John­ at the Manchester automobile show great weight on Wilkinson’s state­ Auto Accessories—Tires ...... ® son. 29 Clinton stre'et. Phdne 657-4, with nearly 300 feet front on one ot Auto Repairing—Painting ...... , ‘ Cincinnati, Ohio, or Cleveland. Ohio. FOR SALE — QUAKER MODEL C in the State Armory this week ments, continued the search, hop­ Trades considered kitchen range. Perfect condition. through the courtesy of the Pickett ing to run the rumor to earth, our town streets, about one acre of Auto Schools ...... Terms can be arranged A PAYING POSITION OPEN to repre­ FOR RENT—NEW 5 ROOM flat, all Autos—Ship by T r u c k ...... » Price right. Tel. 678. modern improvements, sliades. »team agency, from whom the car has either to prove Its truth or refute land, dandy orchard, poultry house, Autos—For Hire ...... " sentative of character. Take orders small barn. 5 minutes to trolley. GEORGE S. SMITH shoes-hosiery direct to wearer. Good heat, and garage. Call 14 Bdgerton been purchased. it. The detectives were hampered Fi.arages—Service— Storage . . . . Wanted—to Buy street or telephone 1068-3, Bargain price $5,500. Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... JJ Chrysler Dealer income. Permanent. Write now for Tickets on the car will be sold at by the fact that Wilkinson refused 30 Bissell St. So. Manchester free book "Getting Ahead." Tanners Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . 14 FOR REN T— 3 ROOM tenement, all the Durant booth where other Du­ to Impart his information to them. ItiisinesB anil Professional Services Shoe Mfg. Co., 1610-3 C street, Bos­ WANTED TO BUY tested Jersey or ton, Mass. mixed cow. for family use. Call Improvements. except furnace; rant models will ^e exhibited. Tick­ Business Services Offered ...... a FOR SALE—FORD MOTOR complete. 23-12. ^ ______also furniture for sale In same ets are on sale by members of the Robert ]. Smith Household Services Offered ...... C. L. Vanderbrook, 26 Lydall St. place. Tel. 1598.______'______Building—Contracting ...... 1’ WANTED—16 YEAR OLD BOYS to three organizations, the Knights of learn m ill' operations. Apply to JUNK—1 will pay highest prices for It was Charles "the wise” of 1 0 0 9 M ain Florists—Nurseries ...... 1“ NOTICE ! Cheney Bros. Employment Bureau. all kinds of Junk; also buy all kinds TO RENT—3 ROOMS for light house­ Columbus, Daughters of Isabella France who, 550 years ago, when Real Estate and Insurance Funeral Directors ...... We will be at the Auto Show with of chtcKens, Morris H. Lessner. tele­ keeping and one single room, fur­ Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. and Ladles of Columbus. shown the first clock ordered IIII, .Steail^hlji Tickets a full line of pleasure car WANTED—LOCAL MEN well ac­ phone 982-4. nished or unfurnished. Call 109 Fos­ insurance ...... J* ter street. TeL 1160.-4. -- 'The general committee in charge Ihstead of IV, to be pht oh the dial. .Millinery— Dressmaking ...... if models. quainted with local people that drive of the bazaar is the following: H. A. STEPHENS or own autos. A good position In the Rooms Witho'Jt Board Moving—Trucking—Storage .... 4U Chevrolet Sales and Service near future. Call at once. W. S. W EST CEN TER ST.— Five room flat, George H. Williams, chairman; Painting—Papering ...... 4i Grant, Mgr., 139 North Main street, all modern improvements. Inquire Mrs. PaurStrange, vice chairman; Professional Services ...... “ PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Manchester. 237 W est (Center street, or call 1633. 'THE BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE; Repairing ...... ",••••,...... zt for an early delivery on the new Ford FO R REN T — ROOMS. Telephone Mrs. Andrew Healey, secretary; Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... car. Orders will be filled strictly in 2587-J. Mrs. p. E. MvVey, Mrs. Julia Sher­ (236) Irrigation in U.S. Toilet Goods and Services ...... 2o the order received. Trades on all cars Bituations Wanted— Famale an idan, Mrs. Walter Buckley, Mrs. Wanted—Business Service ...... 4b Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Bralicher Ediicntlonal considered. Boarders Wanted 5 9 -V HARTFORD LUTHER TEAMS James McVeigh, James O’Leary and RELIABLE PARTY would like care Courses and Classes ...... - MA.NCHESTER MOTOR SALES Wilbrod J. Messier. Private Instruction ...... of child while mother works. In­ Dependable Used Cars quire 174 Eldridge street. Dancing ...... 1069 Mari street, Tel. 740 WANTED—2 boarders at 122 Bissell WIN IN C O N M U ^ J E R E Musical— Dramatic ...... ‘ 3 Denis P. Coleman. Mgr. street. Wanted—Instruction ...... 4U Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 PYLE’S MARATHONERS F in an cial Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 1921 Stearns Roadster, WANTED—TWO gifl boarders to Take Honors in Basketball, Business Opportunities ...... 33 1927 Essex Coach. f o r s a l e — PEDIGREED Police board and room together. Tel. 461- Bowling, Lose Only on the CUMBING MOUNTAINS Money to Loan ...... 33 1924 Ford Coupe. pups. 3 1-2 months old. Price reason­ Money Wanted ...... - 34 | able. Abel’s Service Station, 26 Billiard Table. Help and Sltnatlnns | JAM ES STJ 3VENSON Cooper street. Telephone 789. Apartment — Flats— Tel. 2169-2 Help Wanted — Female ...... 35 53 Bissell St. Tenements for Rent OR Hartford and M anch^er mem­ Beyond Kingman, Arlz., March Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 14,^ C . C. ( “Cross Country” ) 1-ieIp Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 10 Go o d u s e d c a r s including Mar- bers of the Luther liekgues of mon and Olds demonstrators. Craw­ HUDSON ST R E ET , 6 ROOM tenement Pyle’s coast-to-coast Marathoners -Agents Wanted ...... - ...... Foil * y and Supplies 4R their respective Swedis’n- Lutheran ford Auto Supply Company. Center and garage, near Depot. In good were prancing down the Sun Dance Situations Wanted—Female .... 3S condition. Modern Improvements. churches gatherea at the "West Side Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 and Trotter streets. Telephone 1174 trail toward Peach Springs, a mile Einnlovment Agencies ...... 40 or 2021-2. TAKING ORDERS FOR Schweglers Telephone 981-2, Recreation Center last night in a "Thoro-o-Bred” baby chicks, white, basketball, bowling and pocket bil­ high today. Live bfock—Pels—Poultry—Vehicles FOR REN T—5 ROOM upstairs flat Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... Auto Accessories— Tires H brown, buff Leghorns, 19o ea. Barred liards tournament. ■ The Hartford Arthur Newton, the Rhodesian Plymouth Rocks, S. C. R. I. Red, all modern improvements, 82 Sum­ Live Stock —Vehicles ...... 43 mer streeL Phone 1986. leaguers carried off the honors by rambler, took the lead on the 28.6 Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 Mottled Anconas. 21c ea. White DISTRIBUTOR FOR Prest-O-Llte Plymouth Rocks, white Wyandottes, winning the women’s bowling mile lap between Oatman and King- Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 batteries for automobiles and radios. FOR RENT—AT 30 Chestnut street, For Sale— Miscelianeons Buff Orpingtons. 22c ea. 357 Wood- match and the junior and senior man yesterday at the midway point In Arizona AnTNewMexico, remalnt of water work* All sizes and cars. Complete battery bridge street. Tel. 1754. first floor flaL all Improvements. Ap­ .Articles for Sale ...... 45 service. Center Auto Supply Co. 155 ply at 43 Church street or telephone basketball games. Manchester won and increased his lead to six hours have been found which date from very early timet. Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Center street. Tel. 673. 423. the men’s bowling match and the and 38 minutes over Andrew Building Materials ...... Spanish explorers along the Rio Qrande in the eixteenth FOR SALE—BARRED rock pullets. billiard tournament. Payne, Claremore, Okla., who was Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 APARTMENTS—Two. three and tour century found the natives practicing irrigation. The Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 Auto Repairing— Fainting all ages. Karl Marks, 136 Summer The Manchester boys won the twelfth Into the control. street. Tel. 1877. room apai'tmenta heal. Janitor ser­ early Sp^ish missions also built works in that valley Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A vice. gas range, refrigerator, in-a- pocket billiard game by 100 to 15 Billy Busch, Boston, was penaliz­ Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 60 EXPERT AUTOMOBILE repairing. M ILLER ’S BABY Chix. Reds and Leg­ door bed furnished. Call Manchester but the Hartford basketball teams ed an hour on elapsed tjme for sometime during that century, marking the beginning Household Goods ...... W , all makes of cars. Special electrical Construction Compan-y. 2100 or tele­ Machinery and 'fools ...... 5^ horns from our healthy trapnested won by 39-13 and 38-17. The loss deviating from the course, al­ oLmodem irrigation in the United States* work. Day and night storage. The breeders, state-tested and free from phone 783-2. Musical Instruments ...... 53 Conkey Auto Co.. 20-22 East Center. of Ivar Dahlquist in the senior though Referee Arthur Duffey said .By NEA Through BpnW firniMon of tho Publlihoro of Th. Boeli ol Mouilodfo, Copyiftfit, 1923-2A Office and Store E qu ip m en t...... 54 disease. Good sized birds and eggs. TeL 840. Distributors Studebaker Heavy producers. Hatch weekly. team weakened the Manchester that the Infraction was obviously Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 and Ersklne Motor Cars. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Phone 1063-3. Fred Miller, North, boys and the second half was a unintentional. Wearing Apparel—.Furs ...... 57 Coventry. (Ask me about poultry' walkaway for the visitors. Garages—Service—Storage 10 supplies and equipment). TEST ANSWERS Shortly after leaving Kingman the Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 Aher the contests singing and runners’ course led through Hualpl Rooms— lion nl—Hotels—Resorts games were enjoyed. The commit­ Restaurants FOR RENT—GARAGE rear of 701 OLIVER BROTHERS day old chicks valley, the home of the Hualpl and Rooms Wltl'.out Board ...... 69 Main StreeL Apply to Aaron John­ from two year old ben& Hollywood ted in charge of the affair was Strain-Blood tested and free from Hop! Indians. During the 52-mile Boarders Wanted ...... 69-A son, 62 Linden street or toi the Here Is one solution to the headed by Sherwood Anderson, trek today the runners ■will ascend Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 white diarrhea. Oliver Bros., Clarks janitor, ^ Corner, Conn. LETTER GOLF puzzle on the (Kimic from a 3,300-foot low point to 5,- Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 GIRL TO GET $12,000 A YEAR Wanted — Rooms—Board ...... 62 Business Service Offered 1 3 page: Trenton, N; J., March 14.— Glo­ 280-foot level at Peach Springs, the Reni Estate For Rent BABY CHICKS—Best local stock; eleventh night control. Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 63 popular breeds; guaranteed live de­ ria Caruso, little daughter of the Business Locations for Rent .... 84 CHAIR CANING neatly done. Price livery; we do custom hatching; free late Enrico Caruse, famous tenor, Houses for Rent ...... 65 right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl catalogue. Clark’s Hatchery, East is to receiye-$T2;000 annually. It TAKES TO BARRY’S IDEA Suburban for Rent ...... 66 Andersc^^S Norman streeL Phone Hartford, Conn. , Harold G. Olson, Ohio State Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 1 8 9 2 -2 .^ ’^ 1- 1 O N became known; under an order, Wanted to Rent ...... 68 BABY CHICKS signed today by‘ Chancellor Edwin basketball coach, would like to . s * : Real Estate For Sole Baby chicks, blood tested, Ohio R. Wa,lker., , see basketball officials adopt the Apartment Buildings for Sals ..« 69 PIANO TUNING—All work guaran­ State University accredited. Order In Idea of-Sam Barry, Iowa State Business Property tor Sals ....« 70 teed. Estim ates cheerfully, given. advance. Manchester Grain and Coal L. 1 N The money Is to be’ paid, to the Farms and Land for. Sale ...... 71 Kemp'e Muslo House. TeL b2L Company. Phone 1760,. n girl’s mother, the former Mrs. Dor­ coach, to abolish, the Jump ball at Houses for Sale ...... 72 othy Park Benjamin Caruso. center. Lots for Sale ...... 73 NOTICE—CHIMNEYS and fireplaces Electrical Appliances^Radio 9 Accumulated payments to the Resort Property for S a le ...... 74 cleaned satisfactorily. Call Magnell L 1 H B TALLEST MAN IN RIAJORS Suburban for Sale ...... ‘ 75 Drug Company, South Manchester. . Caruso estate of royalties on rec­ In 1847 Mormon set­ About twenty years Real Estate for Exchange'...'... 76 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli­ ords paid by the Victor Talking “Slim” Harris, Boston Red Sdx tlers began to irrigate Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77FLUFF RUGS made to order from ances,. motors, generators, sold and hurler, who Is six inches taller afterward the WoHc wae your old carpets, brussels and In­ repaired; work os lied for. Psquot Machine Company will furnish the the Salt Lake valley, Auction—Legal Notices A M B Income. The total amount of v the than Bl^ feet. Is the tallest player- taken iip in; Colorado and Auction Sales ...... 78 grain, and ready made for sale. C. Electric Co* 407 Center street. Ptions Utah. It was the first ir­ Legal Notices ...... 79 Schulze, 5 (Jhamberlaln street, Rock­ 1591. royalties is $741,449. In the major leagues. California, and the prac­ ville, Conn. rigation by English- tice rapidly spread By Frank Beck speaking people in this trou gh arid parts of the GAS BUGGIES—Pipe Down—Pipe Down country. west. 0 WELL, BOYS, WIU. GOOD OP THB LISTEN, AMY, XOL nX HEM WHERE S w e HAD A FOR L1AVIM6 MS NIGHT, WiAK*KNEEO* JE ltiA k S H , LET ME EXPLAIN. »M BUSTED. GSTTBia' THAT GUESS l*a TURN NICE G A M E , ALONE IN THIS (HIM, to FAU. FOR THAT -HOW CAN-LISTEN.. LATE, L __ Pl e a s e - - po rter!. IN. w e ’r e DUE EVEN IF M Y SniFFY -CAR SO SEE 'VOU HYPOCRTTC AFTER ME AT MY CTATION FRIEND , HEM, LONG — WHAT.,.. GOOD IN TH E WARNINS ”100 NOT TO H O W ... LISTEN — ABOUT SK AM. DID MOP UP AM X SeiRfA/fi TMfNGS. NIGHT, MORNING, GET ON SPEAMNS TERMS t CAN'T WALK IF TH B ON U S . HEM SHAKING HANDS, S fR . MEM. W ITH M M . Z WON*r OUT ON A TRAIN W ITH T H A T ichk&i MY voice, «AME AFTER TWO CROOK rr WHY wowr MX) SET GRABBING ALL , , HAVING IS ON o ’c l o c k . WON HEAVILY M TIME. 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FLAPPER FANNY SAYS;. SKIPPY By Percy I,. Crosby ’TtoT rtMs SENSE *«> NONSENSE Today’s prolundity:—It must I'e distressing for a husband to realize that she who befqre^ marriage was 0 • hih ideal is. now his ordeal.' Still spinach might be put over by incorporating it in a 2&-cent sandwich. Gladys says she’s gonna call her stockinig ”'Nurmi” because it’s al­ T r t e v l r G o T T ^ 06 M owiw'pierviess* ways running, darn it. U/HAT e>o VA f TK€V G6X But why have you dated this let­ ter the 10th when today is only the O o' 4 th ?” Q o O o ° i Because I’m going to give it to o o o you to mail, ray dear. __ Carelessness does more harm than a want ol knowledge. ■ « Many a loud and gaudy pair of spats cover an honest pair of cot­ ton socks. BEG. u. a pjw. opr. ftne U CM n CwUal Piwt c 1928. BY NEA SERVICE. INC. Short skirts have had no effect, so far as anybody knows, except to .\s hou.sc-to-hoiiso .saleswomen, demonstrate that woman is a biped. lomo girls arc good bookkeepers. Aunt Eppie Hogg the Fattest Woman in 3 Counties By Fontaine Po» OUR BOARDING HOUSE AMERICANISM: Sending home a post card showing your hotel By Gene A h ^ room marked with an ”X”. “I hope you behaved yourself last ^ Ali^ VoD DO IS s»-r MouJ,MoutMA*rfriA- vteAPi I s»v/e night, my darling daughter.” /\ROl3iiP*-- VoD UiRR-e OF MfcS IS UlM ABOUrT “Yes, mother, I obeyed the gol­ ■iWiKis, rp useI MARWEP TbB a vieeK, den ru le.” 6 0 i 0 6 '1 b "H ow ?” O FVoLi AS BOO\< EKiPS'e*^ Some *^iMe LOOK LIKE M oue!.«. STARTS LIKE A LION “I did unto others as I wanted Wou'v/e BeeKi H eae se-^w.^ AU’ vi»4ehl A UCSTOF F R O M -tU ’ them to do unto me.” FRoMrfpooR This month of March is when ^VtlO MOKi'tWS, AUP vie R6P A*y BLUB lions and lambs get a lot of pub­ A really honest man doesn’t rent -T im e <3Ar«EP'TvtrEUrfv VoUKipisr \Ue I l SrfAV licity, but there really isn’t much any housetops to shout the fact iStfeR E6A.V\]SON AN' THEM AIN'T NOTHIN' HE "DON'T XNOW ^5 0 UT DlCiCilN' UP OMVN MOO COOUD GET '^^vGHT mow. Pirate boots n e it h e b . T«e VOVE Cf ( ’ ho\a«>M. , MIKfcV Cm'T WASH AN^ G02M Sf f ThW This is a FRMAE-VIP? MONSM ROOS STOBV ^ HAL COCHRAN — PICflJRCS ^ KNICK tONfl!>CNCt SCHfMC To COUKPjOU . Of T»\evBT«fcASURe VOMT?'

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First Degree at Springfield, Mass., | Saturday, March 24th. The work MODERN DANCING will be put on by the combined I lodges of that city TOMORROW NIGHT Arrangements are being made to MRS. CARMELIA ALOISIO. secure busses for the trip, the price City View Dance Hall per person being $1.50. Reserva­ Keeney Street Mrs. Carmela Alolslo, wife of tions can be made by communicat­ Dude lazK Boys. Preto Aloisio of 200 Oak street, ing with the committee, Jason M. died at Memorial hospital at 7:30 Chapman, phone 1872, Cleon L. Plan to Do Your Spring Sewing During this morning following a three Chapman, phone 178-12, C. S. ABOUT TOWN day's Illness with pneumonia. She Roberts, Jr. phone 2263. was admitted to the ' hospital on A Judgment "was given in Su­ Sunday. perior Court yesterday for J. L. Born in Italy, Mrs. Aloisio had H ome Sewing W eek Purcell, Inc., of Hartford for $2,- lived in Manchester eleven years. She was eighty years old and is A Box of Shoe I 465 against the Arcadia Theater Who couldn’t fine inspiration in the shimmering lengths displayed and Realty company of Manchester. survived by two sons, Coslmo of here'' There are the new printed silks and rayons, glowing with The judgment was based on an as- Manchester and Mario of New Polish FREE I signed claim from Fred A. Lennon Haven, In addition to her husband. life and color. Plain crepe de chine, very good for Spring. And The funeral Will be held Friday lovely cottons (and cottons are Important for Spring modes). Well, for plumbing and heating Installed With Every $1 Worth of you simply must see them. A living .model will display dresses in the Rialto theater in Manches­ morning with services at Holloran Shoe Repairing or More made from Spring fabrics all this week. ter. Brothers undertaking rooms at 8:30 and-the St. James church at Rev. Wilfred Greenwood of Grace nine. Burial will be in St. James SELWITZ SHOE church, Windsor, will be the speak­ cemetery. Five Reasons Why You Should Make Your er at the Lenten service at St. REPAIR SHOP Own Spring Frocks. Mary’s Episcopal church this even- FUNERAL OF MR.S. LILLIAN TACK SULLIVAN 10 Pearl St.. Selwitz Block inig. South Manchester 1. Individuality 4. Greater assortment of fabrics The Men’s League of Center Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian 2. More Economical. patterns. , church will hold their monthly sup­ Tack- Sullivan, wife of John Sul­ livan who died Sunday evening, 3. Unlimited as to style. per and get together at 6:30 this 5. Satisfaction of making it yourself. evening in the intermediate room. were held from her late home on The meal will be prepared and Bissell street yesterday afternoon at served under the direction of Group 2 o’clock. Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz, Special For 3 of the women workers. After the pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Zion church officiated. There was meal the men will adjourn to the $1.98 BLACK CHARMEUSE, .. ;[) Yavds Prints for Spring 1928 West side Recreation Center which a large attendance and a profusion This W eek has been reserved for their use. of floral tributes testifying to the Yard ...... popularity of the young woman. — at— 40 Inches wide. A silk'charmeuse with a cotton Printed Crepe de Chine— H Tonight the Ways and Means The bearers were Robert Douglas, back. BJack only. Special at $1.00 a yard. Dress Prints committee of the Buckland Parent- Otto Schlemminger, Clarence Borst, Prints! Prints! Everything is printsjj) I Teacher association will manage Clarence Custer,, Oscar Wolf and Princess Candy for 1928. Choose a printed frock from * m the St. Patrick’s dance at the school Clifford Sullivan. Burial was in this printed crepe de chine in either a light or dark ground, assembly hall. The grand march will the family plot at Mt. Hope ceme­ Shop 40 Inches wide. Make your selection now while our assort­ be,"in promptly at 8:30 and will be tery, Talcottville. New Spring Fabrics New patterns and colorings ment is complete. led by Mrs.-Henry Stanley and Dan In the popular Fasheen and Miller in costume Mr. Miller will ODD FELLOWS GOING Smart Rayon Prints— Solsette prints. For two sea­ prompt for the square dances, TO SPRINGFIELD Pure Cream sons these prints have been one of our outstanding sellers. Wehr’s orchestra will provide music Caramels, lb. 3 9 c Chic new novelty patterns in rayon prints, 5 0 ^ Printed Crepe de Chine— and Corwin Grant will sing Irish * Membrs of King David Lodge No. absolutely fast colors. 3 6 inches wide. Also Guaranteed fast colors— 32 tan and inches wide. Also a com­ 31, I. O. 0. F., are planning ^to at­ plain shades in the new Zlg Zag rayon in peach, The smartest of sport and dress songs. plete range of plain shades for frocks made up from this attractive $2.69 tend the exemplification of the copen. The regular Wednesday evening MILK CHOCOLATE trimmings. printed crepe de chine. A heavy quality silk, 40 Inch s public whist will be held tonight COVERED NUTS wide. A splendid assortment of the newest spring shades. at the White house. Clerks of one Including Brazil Nuts, Almonds, Red Seal Zeyphers— of the local stores will be in charge Walnuts, Pecans and Filberts and proceeds will be for Community A handsome washable fabric that can be PRINTED used for draperies, cushions and aprons, as DIMITIES ...... club work. well as women's and children's frocks. Guaranteed color 3 9 c 79c Printed dimities will be one of New Indian Prints— The regular monthly meeting fast— 32 inches wide. the leading spring fabrics. Attrac­ > From the tomahawks to the wig­ wams! Beautiful prints on a tan, $2.98 of Italian Club of Norman street, Ju.st Received: A shipment of tive floral designs and the new will be held in the clubhouse to­ St. Patrick’s Day spring figures, in pleasing color blue, or navy background. A very heavy quality silk, 40 night at 8 o’clock. Every member 40 Inch Exsellum— combinations. 36 inches wide. Inches wide. For making up the best spring frock ever. is requested to be present. CHOCOLATES Also children’s nursery designs. It in heiii’t sliai)en Supplies. theater attending to the production | South Manchester of “ The Haunted House” by the i S Main Street Phone 50 Town Players. ' Spring Fashions The regular meeting of Linne The Ensemble lodge No. 72, K. of P., will be held In Orange hall tonight at 8 o’clock. ■* ^ for young modems The regular Thursday evening PUONS setback party will be held tomor­ row night at the Highland Park Smart Community clubhouse under aus­ for Spring pices of the standing social com­ mittee. Six prizes will be awarded GOOD THINGS TO CAT Flat Crepe Frocks the winners and i-efreshments serv­ N the ensemble, you have a lovely coat and ed during the social hour. A remai'kable collection of adorable silk CALL 2000 frock, either of which can be worn separately. I frocks in plain colors of green, navy, blue, First Delivery ^ a- m. Try this Early Delivery. W e feature a smart georgette ensemble in the new red and rose, as well as dainty prints. Frocks You Will Like It. Patou brown, a clever black and white flat crepe that can be worn now and all summer. WATKINS BROTHERS / with the short silk coat, the kasha ensemble with 500 Dozen Strictly the harmonizing printed dress, and a very smait $5,95‘“$9.95 Jiuitcral tweed ensemble by Townfield made exclusively for one of New York’s leading speciality shops. Mod­ directors I i Fresh Local Eggs erately priced,

Robert K. Anderson Phone: 500 or 748-2 3 9 ^ a dozen $29.75 to $69,50 2 DOZEN 77c Use More Eggs— ^The Price is Right. Spring Coats Charles Laking Royal Lunch or N. B. C. Crackers, 2 lb. b o x ...... 33c Kasha coats in tan, rose and blue; tail­ ored tweed models; camel hair coats and Fresh Fish including Clams and Oysters. Auto tops repaired, recovered dressy coats of navy sheen trimmed wit.i and rebuilt. Automobile trim­ Pork prices still remain at a low level and the quality fur collars. Just the coats the young miSg ming in all its branches. Best is excellent. will want to wear Easter Sunday. materials used. All kinds of W e suggest Pork Chops or Roast of Pork for your leather goods repaired. Thursday m ^ t course. $7.95‘“$14.95 Sirloin and Short Steaks cut from beef that will be Also Harness Repairing. tender as chicken. The Kasha Coat 314 Main St., Tel. 128-4 [ South Manchester trimmed with buttermole, squirrel and fitch New Straw Hats l a c k and tan kasha coats trimmed with a col­ Darling little straw models that will look B lar of squirrel, fitch or the popular buttermole. well with the new spring coat. All shades Some are trimmed with just the fur cuffs. Others and a variety of styles- Opening Tomorrow are cleverly tucked. And.here, too, you will find the new scarf effect. Whether you are planning $1.98 on a sport or dress coat you will find just the type Night— Brand New you are' looking for here. CHIC SPRING Qft SWEATERS ...... t P l . i / O Slip-on sweaters with Vvor crew neck plain colors. Also the popular coat sweaters In new spring Charter Oak Bowling Alleys $16.75 to $69.50 colorings. 27*29 OAK STREET. JOSEPH FARR, PROP- Children’s Shop— Main Floor Apparel Shop— Main Floor SEPARATE ROOM /» BRAND NEW g CLEAN AND ENTRANCE FOR If Unable to Come to the Store ^ ALLEYS ^ SPACIOUS QUARTERS LADIES FREE DEUVERY Call 400 and Ask for DAILY Plenty of Entirely Devoted Special Prizes PERSONAL SHOPPER For Both PARKING SPACE ANYWHERE IN TOWN. Men and Ladies Central Location BOWLING •H'" MANCTtomR (CONNJ EVEN^ : WEBNfe^DAY, MARCH 14, 1928,

avenue.; Alphpnse Mignone, 22, of The men held at Norwalk are MOVIE STAR DIVORCED UTTIf HOPE iSliFT 1*5 ARREST ELEVEN HEN Brown street;^ Charles Finkle, 22, John Sheridan, 29, of 120 Congress MIDDLETOWN WINS of 270 Ferry street; Dominick avenue; Ralph/Rohloff, 22, of 76 P I S O ’ S . SEE THE POWERFUL Longelloi 22, of 270 Ferry street; Hazel street; Michael Quinn, 18, of DODGE FROM MILKMAN HUBBY FOR DORIS McDo n a l d AS BURGLAR SUSPECT Anthony Carallo, 18, of 115 Good­ 18,Rose street; and William Hunt, > ' C O U 9 ^hS 3-SCHOOL DEBATE rich street, and jP.eter George, 24, 27, of 113 Silver street. ViCTO BYSIX of Arch street, Highwood. The men are to be questioned New Haven, Conn., Ajiarch 15.— AT THE AUTO SHOW Montreal, March 15— Urgent re­ Allison -was ordered placed under concerning robberies in Greenwich, Bridgeport Woman Married in Seven men are under arrest here Danbury, New Milford, Litchfield Hartford While in School; quests for the presence of Wol- charged with various burglaries in $20,000 bonds, and George under uv gance E. Crebari, Mount Vernon, Ansonia, Cheshire, Milford aira' Manchester Team Gets Sec­ Romance Shattered. New Haven and suburbs and are $15,000 bonds. Cognac is distilled from wine. N. Y., attorney who is acting for being held in default of bones rang­ Hamden. the McDonald Defense Committee, Bridgeport, Conn., March 15.— ing from $15,000 down to $5,000. ond Place V Affirmative marked the dawning of the last The men were arrested as the re­ Because her husband was out mak-' eight days of life for Doris Julia ing his milkman’s rounds when she sult of information secured from McDonald, sentenced to hang at four local men arrested at Stam­ Case Presentation. craved fireside companionship, Valley Field on March 23rd with Beatrice Mary Palmer, motion pic­ ford Saturday morning and locked George McDonald, her husband, for up in Norwalk on a charge of at­ ture actress, is free of him today. .the murder of Adelard Bouchard. Miss Palmer, who is working in* tempted burglary. The entire group Middletown Hfeh School won the Doris pins her sole hope of re­ of eleven will be examined, local studebahbr sales a New York studio at present, was prieve on the possibility of McDon­ ‘‘•first leg” on the H. Wales Lines granted ^divorce by Superior Judge police say, by police of a dozen ald issuing an affidavit clearing her other Conuecticut towns as possibly silver loving cup trophy in the tri- ] Dickinson from George Arthur Pal­ of participation in the crime. Im­ mer, former Hartford milkman. connected with other robberies. angular debate between Manchester, mediately upon Crebari’s arrival, The prisoners here are Henry Bofh, fllSTORY The romance began when Mrs. she will summon a conference of Meriden and Middletown last night Palmer, the daughter of wealthy Allinson. 45, of 23 Bradley street; in the three cities where the schools parents, was a student in an ex­ all her array of legal talent to de­ Harold Hunt, 22, of Washington s.f vise a means of obtaining McDon­ A haaary and Fehruarv are located. Manchester finished clusive finishing school at Hart­ ford. She met Palmer when he ald’s story of the Bouchard killing. Fleasant y k s in second and Meriden third. The came with the daily delivery of Until Crebc.ri arrives on Friday, question debated was that ‘‘Capi­ milk. the door of her death cell is barred They were married July 12, 1918 to all counsel except R. L. Calder. Treatment for h public! tol punishment should be abolished K. C. She has refused to speak to in Connecticut.” The affirmative in Hartford, over the protests of the bride's family. Soon afterward anyone else until the Mount Vernon team of each school defended that attorney arrives to advise her. Varicose Ulcers point on its owm rostrum. Middle- she entered motion pictures and claims she supported herself and On Wednesday both girl and her town won from Manchester at Mid- her daughter, Loretta, now seven, husband will be moved to Valley Here is an easy way to relieve vari­ dletow'n and from Meriden in Meri­ on her income. Field to await execution on Friday. cose ulcers 1 Make \ solution o f Syl- den. Manchester beat Meriden The divorce action charged de­ pho-Nathol — one t^spoonful to a here. sertion, to which Palmer filed a quart o f hot water—and apply a moist Inability of the Meriden team to counter suit on the same charge. dressing. This stimulates the parts, analyze the affirmative case of the Trade unions of England lost hastens the growth o f granulation tis­ He is said now to be a Bridgeport 289.000 members during 1826, the Manchester team at the High School trolley driver. sue, reduces inflammation and obviates assembly hall was responsible for total membership being about 5,- unpleasant odors. Try it today. Get Mrs. Palmer was awarded cus­ 208.000 on January : 1927. its defeat. Miss Emma Strickland, tody of her daughter. Sylpho-Nathol at all dealers. senior student, and veteran mem­ ber of the team, was the outstand­ CHICAGO POLICE H .W E ing debater for Manchester. Her NOSE PRINT PLAN FOR arguments that the segregation of IDENTFYING CANINES. criminals is more practical and ef- Pharmacist Offers Prescription for ficent than capitol punishment: that Chicago.— Society matrons of it gives them a chance to reform; Chicago are taking their pets to the that it is not irrevocable; that it is veterinarians to have their noses Joint Agony and Rheumatic Pain in keeping with the progress of registered. Fido’s nose is smeared At Trifling Cost tortured joints are usually caused civilization and a protection against with black ink shoved on the regis­ by rheumatic trouble and Joint- further crime, proved too convinc­ ter and there appears nose-lines 12 Days’ Trial Free ^ Ease being a penetrating, pain sub­ ing for the Meriden team to shati er which when recorded act the same duing emollient when rubbed thor­ in rebuttal. as the methods of recording the oughly into the skin helps to bring Points of Argument fingerprints of criminals. It was a studious pharmacist relief. _ Joseph McCluskey maintained A prominent dog expert of Chi­ who saw prescription- after pro­ scription fail to help hundreds of Remember, Joint-Ease is for ail­ that capital punishment is a relic cago revealed that lines in a dog’s ments of the joints, whether in of barbarism and inhumane. George nose never change from- the time his customers to get rid -of rheu'-^ ankle, arch, knee, hip, elbow, Flavell held that it wms injuries to it is 48 hours old to death except matic swellings and twingy inflam­ ed joints. shoulder or finger and when you society and not a deterrment to for an enlargment. The whirls rub it on, you may expect gratify-^ crime. of the lines distinguish one dog And it was this same man who ing results. , For Meriden, Norman Gallivan from another. asserted that a remedy should be It is now on sale at druggists argued that capital punishment was The Chicago police department compounded that -would bring com­ everywhere in America for 60 cents THE CONKEY AUTO CO. an entire success in Canada and has now added to its arduous du­ fort to swollen, inflanied, pain-tor­ .a tube. 20 EAST CENTER STREET, \ SOUTH MANCHESTER England and that in the states ties the task of recording Fido’s mented joints. Better give your feet a good where it is in force in this country prints along with those of safe- Now this prescription, rightly rubbing with Joint-Ease if they the crime rate is lower. Elizabeth blowep. Anyone can have the named Joint-Ease after being test­ burn and ache and are sore most McKenzie said that if there was nose of his pet registered free of ed on many cases, is offered of the time— you’ll probably be any ■weaknesses in capital punish­ charge. through progressive pharmacists to joyfully surprised. ment, it was due to the administra­ the millions of people who suffer tion and not to the law itself. Oklahoma land owners are esti­ from ailing joints that need help­ I7 DI 7 I7 Send name and address for Philip Rhineart declared that every mated to receive $20,000,000 a ful attention. a«X .< l,4 large generous tube (12 day.s treatment) to Pope Laboratories, SrUDEBAKER other form of punishment has a year in oil lease rentals. Swollen, twingy, inflamed, pain- Desk 94 Hallowell, Maine.—Adv. ~ The Great Independent flaw somewhere that often permits a dangerous criminal to return as a menace to society. The debate was adjudged on points. Points were given for six different qualities, namely, inter­ pretation of and analysis of the proposition, information, reasoning, WX ability in rebuttal, English and de­ livery. In the three main speeches, Machester received a total of 15 points, Meriden 14. In the reljut- tai, Manchester won 14 to 13. Jus­ New Reduced Prices tice Arthur E. Howard, Jr., associ­ ate justice of the Court of Common Pleas in Hartford, was the judge. Effective Feb. 1st Superintendent Fred A. Verplanck was the president ofilcer. The High —school orchestra gave a short pro­ Join The Crowds gram before the debate opened un- ier the direction of Edward Dziadus as music master. at the NEW TAILLEURS.

The tailleurs for spring are softly chic, in their fine hand-tai­ loring. Kashine tweed in fuchsia fashions one with a two-button coat and peaked lapels. Manchester Severe Head Colds aod Sinus Trouble THE MOST ANNOYING OF ALL AILMENTS Any stuffy nose from a cold that does not ^ou wiUrememher Nash as the clear up in a few days produces Sinus trouble. Some Sinuses are large caNities in the nose, others are small (like honey-comb), and when a'cold gets into them it causes pain, or pressure . in the eye balls, over eyes, in temples, and back of head, fullness in ear, and mucus drop­ ping in throat. This leads to a tickling cough, Auto sore throat, head noises, and catarrhal deafness, due to improper drainage. To clear this up vaporize CAMPHOROLE, and inhale according to directions, CAMPHOROLE opens up the nose, and gets into the Sinuses, killing the germs that multi­ OF THE SHOW ply by millions in those stuffy cavities, reduces the Infiamed swollen mucus membranes, and gives good drainage for the discharge. This is what every specialist tries to obtain in order to ITH a ^ea t deal of pride, paneling so liberally used to get results. It is impossible for germs to live ifi the antiseptic vapors produced by CAM­ Wwe invite you to attend enhance Nash interior beauty. PHOROLE. Keep a jar handy and use at the first sign of a coM. the display of Nash motor The graceful Colonial pat­ Dr.BrigadeU's At Bewer* cars at the Motor Show. The terns of Nash interiorware All of Nash showing is a style show­ reflect the influence of early C OnigfisU Snbstitntei ing, confirming the fact that American silversmiths. Nash is, indeed, a finer mode of motoring. ^ Every detail is correct in style, TOWN ADVERTISEMENT superb in quality. At the There is something different Nash exhibityou’U find inlaid NOTICE OF THE about the colors of these fine walnut steering wheels— ^big TAX COLLECTOR cars, a richer lustre to their in-built custom trunks—> fashionable hues. It is due form-fitted seats, deep tufted All persons liable by law to pay Town or Personal Ta.ves, in the to theNash deep-lustre proc­ « s in the m o st expensive cus­ Town of Manchester, are hereby no­ ess, which imparts depth tified that I will have a rate bill for tom cars—side carried spare the List of 1927, of 13 ^ mills on and quality to color tones. wheels and tires— an ensem­ the dollar due and collectible on ble of beauty and style that April 1. 1928. Personal Tax due The upholsteries are exqui­ is winning the warmest ad­ April 1, 1928. site. Looms, long famous for miration from the crowds at­ I will be at the Municipal Build­ quality, weave themfor Nash. ing, each week day from tending the Show. America’s fine old walnut APRIL 1 TO MAY 1 trees yield their treasure and Long after the Motor Show Inclusive lend their design to the is past, you’ll remember Nash knurled and straight, grain Hours 9 a. m., to 4 p. m- except as the center of Motor Show Tuesday, April 3, Tuesday, walnut and walnut finish sty le ! April 10, Tuesday, April 1.7, Tuesday, April 24, and Tuesday, May 1. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Interest„will be added to all tax­ NASH es -remaining unpaid after May 1, 1928. Interest .will start from .April 1, 1928 and will be at the rate of 9 per cent, to September 1, 1928 and at the rate of 10 per cent, MADDEN BROTHERS for balance of year. Interest at the rate of 12 per cent, after lien South Manchester has been filed will be added. Main St. at Brainard Place, GEORGE H. HOWE. ^ ------Collector. /