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1 LABOR STRIKES BACK NAVYSUIGEONS H«idi Crack In Drivai^ Silarifce BRAND 11 AWAIT WARSHIP BYtHLITIA AT AT DARROW REPORT AT U M Y ISLE TOLEDO STRIKE FORMER U. S. Calk It ‘IKtienrice to the TWO MEET DEATH Win Not Operate falmedjal^ Orer Score oI Bombs Hurled TO BELGIUM, Natwo”; Fight AaioBf %( AS AUTOS CRASH ly on Sea Adreatarer ai at TrouUe Makero After Memhen of the Board It- BOiUU) MAT RETOEE Fedmu Worid Wt r D g l M s I Appendix Hai Broken — Afl Night Fluting Aromid lolf One of Dereloponti. Had Been New Naren Stlengaa and Arrired h Airplanei. FACKACE PEKHirs BigPlauL Had b d Two O p n riisit WMblttfton, lUy 2i—CAP)— New York Maa Killed — Pet iboetlBf betwMB frlendf and Los Angeles, May 24/—(A P )— BULLETIN! Two Serioatijr lajared. Naval surgeons who msde a 1,000- Liqoor Cimmiission to Make —It CredHed WiA Saii^ fdM ef NRA went merrily on today Teiedo, 0„ May 24.—>(AP)— ae Clarence Darrow*a National Re- mlie emergency flight to aid W il- NaRonal Guardsmen, who be- view Board eoufbt to aurmount in - liam Albert Robinson, stricken sea gan pataroDlkg the area around Its Decision Known Later Brnseds from Deetrneties New Haven, May 24 — (AP) — ternal dieeenelon and wind up Ite adventurer, waited today in lonely the Electric Auto Lite C
'-■a'' r* JfL'i ■ V COOMUN DETEATI MIAMI GIRL ENGAfiED ABdOmWN 'm ilA T E r QROpS TO MARRY LOCAL MAN _IIr. MM. TMomi Blevins et STREAM M lIAfll « IN'1 (OUDIG UPSET 16 Eldfidge ibreet Will <^>en tkeir Harry fi. Benson of. Oak Street home Saturday evtnlng for a card To Make 44 Mile TMp, Bbstm and Miss Mjrrtle E. Carlson party for the benefit of thp Daugh- Csst in SjL lifury*s Win ters of Liberty. to Providence in 44 Minniei tiOMi to D irk H one d Brit- Are Betrothed. ' Hold Fiafil Bohosrifil fa Par* . . . - > I n c l u d i n g S t o p . Bat PricN CownOy Rfere ish Hoose Toafght* Mlantdhomoh Tribe No. 59, I. O. et 810 The Miami Daily News on Sun- New Haven, M ^ 84r— Chaker id Amtejir; Co-FaTorite day carried an announcement by R, M., wiu hord its regular meetifig Tealfht ai SI. Miry'e pariah howtai Mr. and itrt. Arthtt oarlsoa of in Tlxiltsr haU tomorrow evening at President J. J. Peiiey oi the New Stwly; SoiliiiHBt Tihiu til, v^tenhehifi a o’eloek. XmMrtant buidheas IS to Haven road'today announced een- the cast for "The MeddleiOmi that city of the ragagement of Maid" win hold a rahoanal, la pnp- two .weeks-:;.A k Also Beaton. their daughter, Miss Myrtle X. be disouiSed,^erefere members are Btruction of the roofi’s first stMam« Pfipto asked to make a spedal effort to lined train is to be started Imme' Tm for Better. hfitloa*lor Ihe piny tomorrow night hid I toMOr fisutk for. the Carlson, to Barry B. Benson, soh of dlately. Mn. Bmma Benson at Oat street attend. mrijis aoipioef et tht Masshistar PMt yufi if yMMioMi £3 BdOtUmd, May 14.— Miss Carlson is a graduate of The ewtimet hne beta awarded Mi WifAMfo. Antolnetta the Ooodyaar*IBeppelln Oorporatioa dnate Dramattc dub and at (AJ^)->^olnxi)r Gkaotlmaa, Afflafican Miami Senior B lgh ' echool and Rev. end Mrs. W. D. Woodward By VICTOB-IPBANII quietly obeerved tbe edtb aaniver of Aknm, Ohic./ Miry'e Yeubf Peoide*8 fellowship. opaa chaunplon and betting-odds floiida State CoUege for Women at Tallahassee, where ehe was a ary of thslr marriage ty entertain- The train will be for lervlee ba< New York, ifiy 14.—(a P)— Between th* eoU an bibrufoentai tevonte) wt9 defeated Ifi the dfth membei of Beta sorority. ing their chUdreh and grandehiidren tween Bosum and Rrovldenea and DuUnus prevailed k fiaaneial mar- will furnish musts. Mrs. Edith Mfo. botN # w h e m uvi round at the British amateur golf at supper in their borne last eve- its echeduie win be 44 milee in 44 Judd Will d fif and Miss Jean d ark Litrobtr Pa. 'Tfi» fttuersi will Crowded Mr. Benemi is oftice manager of ksti afalB today, but prioea gener- "serious bfftBHag: efiampidfiah^) today by LelUe 04r‘ Cheney Brothers. He is in New ning. Rev. and Mrs. Woodward minutes, including the Baek>Bay aod'Mlss Florence Johnson will ap- held at the heme Ebtiirday mo: stop. ally xm itaady to firm and sent!' pear in a Spanish costume dance. at liM aad from.fit ' dificloced todny by a -prtVita.viji»i ,- hett, an Englishman, by 3 and 1. York and could not be reached to^ were mamed In Hope VaUey, R. L, ment soomed to hive taken a slight The surprising defeat of the jmimg day, but It is understood the wed- on May R8, 1M9. A deecrlption of the plans for the The Cast ineludee lOsa Edna ^ at • o'ddek. BM|1 ^ hi IfotMhtaL •tufiy, new tram ehowe it will have tha turn for the better. . dy,.as Edna Rpwell, maid for Mrs Jamee’fc cemetery. Thli and othef todts Omaha star stripped the champion- ding will take place this siunmer at ^ The inertia dlcplayed by equl bhip df the lint two favoritai. Jack the Martha’s Vineyard home of the Atteftdanoe of tbe parents et the automotive prmolple of "knee>aotlM Margaret Winthrop, played by Miss cau houslaff. ravialed by tiM was svea mtoe pronounced Alios A ltk ^ iam Bryant, their PkHfotatdf OcmmCMI - McLean, crack Scottish Walker Cup bride’s parents. exhibition of pupils’ work at tbe Wheels," and will have a power unit t^ that of the preceding eeesioo p^iayer, waa defeated this afternoon Robertaon sohool, Tuesday evening, at each end. U wdl be the fln t tram Chauffeur, WmiArn Davls; Sam's erty inventory, wma of streamline spedfioati^ to have The majority of apparently frlen^Mrs. Fraaer, Miss Irene Wal- funerals tBM ae by Jamee Wallace, an uneihployed and Hollister street eohool last eve- eoU eonaewhat ooafuaoo re- ning was unusually large. Each these two features. ter; Charles Winthrop, ths devoted wbsi we afo pM«Md caroenter, by one up. gardlag Washinftoa leglilatlve di- bxisband, Robert Holmes; bis friend, Jeraulah Shea standard of living." T 'I^e only Americans left in thi class for several weeks pSiSt has veMpments aad were ooateht to Queer Twists been engaged in preparing units of Robert wmte, very much in love Fuaeral §mum for Jeremiah More thaa 60 par amii iC aft ehamplon^p were George T. Dun h^d their snug posltleas on the with DoUy D arli^, (Miss Ida And- shea were held from the home, ifi divtUiBgi iB the ommoy wwm lap, Jr., U. S. amateur champion, work in the various classrooms. ridellnM peadln# a clearing of both Orchard street, at 8t80 o’clook this Teachers and a few pupils were in erson) Frank Miller; Richard shown to be to neqd of repairs, and W. Lawson Little, San Francis In Day*s News DESPERAmWIFE the politleal ana eoonoaUe iMes. a * O’Brien, a pialh Clothes man, Irving monlBg fcUeifod requiem high 8X2 per cent W«te listed as “unfit CO husky, who are among the eight each room to expiaki the projects, the eame time, oautioue buying was mass In St, James’s church at^r to Uva in." or to converse with the parents on Wickham. This three-aot cosaedy BUnrivon for the quarter-finals to be in evidenoe and some of the heavier IS full of fun, there is somethin!: o’clock. Rev. D. L. Glsasoa, D. D. Baala for NaEaa played tomorrow morning. They are any problem presenUd. They had stocks of yesterday showed elms Portland, Ore.—The secret at the privilege of examunag samples IS AFRAO OF N n doing every minute, and practically a hrothei>ia-law of Mr, fihea, was Iha. report was based ch statii- In opposite halves of the draw. how he concealed money from his of reeoveriing. every member of the oast has had celebrant of the majm and was tica ffoir 20 oitlef, but ieetketuat D^ap won two matches today, of written work placed in folders at Com eame badk for some modest wife was divulged in Federal Court each child’s home room desk. considerable experience in amatavir sisWd by Rev. William P. Reldy as exnarts said It waa thAoatlve M defeating Roger Wethered, one up, by Thomas David, Warm Springs gains, but wheat w u a trifle hesi- theatricals. Mies Bvallne Peatland deaooa aad Rev. Patriok F. KlUeeh th# pattern tor he entirs NatiM.' in the third round, and R. S. Walker, Indian, who faced parole revoca- Bat Marten MiDen H u Do- w. Showers ,over the drought is the coach. as sub-deacch. The choir of st A preliminary to a full report or Aberdeen University student, by tion. The Coventry Fragment society X belt w ^ being foreogst. Cotton Home made candy will be sold by James's sang the Gregorian n 100 cities, - tbe compilatloa Vgs and 3 this afternoon. Little’s victims “She searched me, but she didn’t will conduct a food sale Satiuxiay and sUver futures mov<^ narrowly the Grange Dramauc dub. aad at the offertory i^vne made for tbe iitformathni of the were Lionel Mann, 47-year-old Irish- find It," he said, "because 1 had oh morning at 10 o’clock in tbe base- osoal Attnetioo for Her, Rubber steadied. Bonds were re- Ctarrity resdared "Pie Jeau," by Adffilniiitraflea, ih eminakiofi wlih man, who lost by 3 and 2, and. Gor- two pairs of pants and the money mentnt et the J. W. Hale company’s sistant to further eeHihg and tbe Labeck. A t the eievatioa John the hoiiriag bill now don Reters of Glasgow, in^ o yielded was in the bottom pair.” etore. Mrs. A. J. Vinton will be in dollar was higher jn tirms of Ei; Hughes eaag "O Salutaria*' by gresa, 4 and 3. West Chester, Pa.—The 12-man charge and the usual variety of Doctor IsTold, pean gold ourrenclee. Wells aad duriag the Change of Rearings on the msnaufo eoh- tasty home made foods will be on fiharei. up fractionally to around veetmeate Mrs, Margaret Suillvab jury was willing and opposing ac- sale. STATE IS PRAISED tinued today, toilowlnf a • prt< ^ tomeys were cot averse, but Judge a point, included those of American sang, “ Softly and Tenderly Jeaua Is tloa by Frank C. Walker, ehaifttih * Dedham, Mass., May 24—(AF) — Telephone, Case, Chrysler, General J. F. K Hause refused to permit Norma Brighton B^en, 19 yaon Galling." At the eloae the c the Prerident’s National MAY ASK 5 MILUON pretty Josephine Brown to show Thursday aftarnoon, June 81, is Motwe, U. 8. fiteel, Bethlehem Mrs. G arriy sang, “Faoe To Face. gen^ Coundi, that the bin old, wife of-Mxirton feared Steel, United Aircraft, Douglass FOR ITS NRA WORK her knees as evidence. the date aet for tbe *nnn^i lawn him at times, but hs had an unusual Charles Packard, ergaaiat at Bt PMsed during this eSsalOB. So William Pancoast, who was fete for the benefit of the Manches- attraction for her, Dr. Max Ben- AJroAft Westlnghoyse, Armour Jamee’s churoh, played Choplh's FOR COUNTRY ROADS depending on the knees as evidence ter Memorial hospital. As on sev- Preferred, Loew’s, Paramount, San^ Funeral Maroh. Mra. John Buekl^ nett, a defense pysohiatrlst testified tk Fe, N. Y. Central, NaUonal Dls- of a motor crash, Iqst his damage eral previous occasions it will be at the MUlen-Faber trial today un- also participated ia tbe music. The State Organization Prepares to suit held on tbe grounds at the home of der croes examination by ^District tUlsrs, aohenley, Howe Sound, U. S State Chairman Says Waih- behrers werer Harold W. Qarri^, Mr. and Mra C. R, Burr, 138 Vajn Smelting, Cerro de PaSco and Bor- MTOMItK Fight to Keep Three Millions New Haven, Conn.—Wanted: By Attorney Edmund R. Dewing.. Earl T. Garrity, Clifford Jeffersra, the Yale University dramatic so- street The witness first said he wanted den. Standard Brands and Ameri- Nathan Jefferson, Richard T. Shea Already Granted. ciety—undergraduates with dogs. to confine his statements to Mutton, can Commercial Alcohol eased. Tbe io^on WiD Not Interfere aad Edward J. Sweeney, Jr. Father TWAIN PROPOSI The dramatic society Is holding a Ensign Horace Weatherly, who who, he said, waa greatly attracted utilities did little. Gleason offidatad at the oommlttai Analyete Enoonraged service in St. Janoes cemetery. He Hartford, May 24.—(.^ )—L. G. competition for the role of "Dogs'’ haa been confined to the Bvahgeline by Norma, but Dewing penteted m Unlees It Is Necessary. in Its commencement play, and all Booth hospital at Boston, foUowing questioning him about Norma’s feel- Market an^yate were encouraged was assistad by Father Reidy. ToUes, president of the Connectlout by tbe way in which atocke have Memorial in Hartford To Rural Roads Improvements Associa- undergraduates have been asked to a serious operation peiTormed sev- ings for Murton. enter their pets, eral weeks ago, is recuperating at The doctor then said Norma, held acted recently in the face of more BBse Dinah Torklngtoa tion, urged members of the associa- or lese beoriah news, such as the Watwbury, May 84.—(AP) — tion today to prepare for a fight to Pomona, Calif.—Roy Relgels may the home of Mrs. W eatherlj^ par- at the Dedham jail awaiting trial, A large number of friends from Famons Hamoriot WeaU soon be telling the Pomona Junior ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MaxweU told him Murton had an iirmanai drop In steel prfvductlon, the neu State aad communities which ad- retain the state grant of 18,000,000 tral tone of the Presidential silver minister the NRa with common tbis and distant places gathered thla college boys bow to go straight on of Hamlin street. Mrs. Weatherly traction for her but that she feared afternoon at 2 o’clock to attend the a year for rural road work. the ^diroD . message and the omission of the sense will receive no interference The association suggested that the is here with her husband and Major him at times. “ She said she was funeral of Miss Dinah TurUngton, Coot Aboot 1500,000. Relgels who has been offered a Wiseman, a retired Salvation Army afraid to cross him,’’ the witness Important Illinois Bell Telephone from Washington authorities, Gen- whose useful career as a nurse aad best way to keep the grant might be job as football coach, is tbe Cali- officer, is in charge at the Lowell said. dividend. eral Hugh 8. Johnson included, John to ask for an even larger amount, in governess came to a sudden end Hartford, May 34— Trusteea of fornia gridder who ran the wrong corps during their absence.. Norma, the daughter of a former The mildly optimistic views at H. Oo4s, state chairman of the Na- Monday with a fatal heart attack/ bis addi^ss opening a meeting of way several years ago in a Rose clergyman, married Murton last several members of the American tional Recovery act, said in an ad- tbe Marie Twain Memorial Oommis- tbe organization In the Hotel Bond. Many messages of oondoleacs aad slDn have dlscloeed plane to locate Bowl game with Georgia Tech. Mrs. Mary Scranton has taken fall. She is held on three Indict- Iron and Steel Institute, meeting dress before the Ck>nnectiout A sio- beautiful floral tributes wsre re- "We must put more life in local Chicago—When they called the poasesiion of the Allen Duck farm ments charging her with guilty here today, helped to dispel a llttla ciatlon of Credit Men at the Water- n Hartford a proposM $600,000 na- orga^atlons,’’ Tolies said, "es- csived by relatives from famiUso-la tlonm shrine to Mark Twain. roll of inmates of tbe Detective Bu- on Tolland turnpike and will con- knowledge of the activities of Mur- of Wan street gloom. Some of the bury Country club today. Washington and New York, whose peclilly In view of the fact that at- ton, his brother Irving and Abe steel men believed that conditions Mr. Goss said that he believed For many years the humorist reau's “escape proof Jail’’ George tinue to operate it along the plans members had ooms under her care lived here, and hie home is now tempts will be made In tbe next Spma was missing. Intended by Mr. Allen when he pur- Faber, all on trial charged with are “distinctly better” and that, Water bury and Connecticut general- and instruction la their youth. Legislature to divert the|8,000,000 while a recession in output was at preserved as a memorial. He had slipped by the “electric cfiMsd the property a year ago. This slaying a policeman during a y were living up to tbe act and that Tbe.sarVlos was held at 8 o’clock Mlesouri, New York aad the Dls- granted as a result of our work. eye" apparatus which rings a bell will mean that ducks will be raised robbery at Needham. hand, it was not probable that the iugher authorities so far had bad no at the hosM of Mrs. Raohsl Hopper "In addition, an attempt will be decline would be prolonged In view rict of Columbia sought to obtain whenever a bit of metal on a pris- there, eggs will be sold and dinners Scores Often occasion to direct changes in policy, w. ^th whom ube shiina but tbe trustees be- made to divert motor vehicle de- oner comes near, despite his 240 will be served. The place will con- Dewing scored often during bis Alice and Louise Janssen. Maodcan bidl nak*. Dr. Percy O. have BO much thunder and Ughtnlng School girls beach anr' swimming Komiperer, proVoBt at Avon Old so earty In the season. BATHING B E A U n toga will be shewn by Jessie little BIG BULL SNAKE Farm s, objected t6 Us haying tbe Bi DRIVE TO END Mrs. Alphonse Wright entertained and Ruth Lautenback. From tbe freedom d the ecbooi. the Ladles' Afternoon Bridge club at Baby Shop garments will kj model- T may ta ke lilm to Harvard w ith her home Tuesday, from 3 to 6 p. m. me next year,’^ K«&ð MaaLelah ed hy little Laura Lautenback and GEIS NEW SKIN fllMUty TRAFFIC HAZARDS Three tables were in play. Mrs. John SHOW AT HALE’S Bjdward Quinn. is reported to have said.on bavlag K e n n ^ of Beverly Hills, Celifomla, bis property restored to him. SeoflltB'Bad |B ' was the guest of the club. Mias May tbs RouBB. Tbe Sparks and Mrs. Frederick Wyman Mem Jobs for Connecticut eated hla favor and it ia held highest honors. Sandwiches, Smartest of Beach Togs To POLISH CHURCH PLANS Reptile, Property of Ken- tiia t the moohlnery for ylodtog I Rttidside Market Assockite candy and coffee were served. MASARYK REELECTED will be in moticm ihortty.' Men Now Idle and Work ■me b ill, Bcoordbiff to tbo Hui> Be Worn by Models at ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM. neth McLeish, A?on, Had ford OongreBsman, not oaty aoBaa to Join Drive Againet IN CZECHIkSLOVAm new Jobe fo r Cooneotleitt wotkora Been Missing Recently. Insorance. now out of employment, but aloo Highway Dangers. 30 NAVY BERTHS Review. Job fo r thoosandg- do st Bt To Observe Drawing of Po- Praha, May 24.—(AP)—Thomas land’s First Constitution 15.5 work. In some Instiuioea, be pointed Avon, May 24.—Ossie, eight-foot Garrigue Masaiyk. who has been Washington, D. C., May 24.—^An out, It w ill save entire oomaumltieB Hertford, May 34^T he eliaalna- OPEN IN STATE Manchester women anti girls may Years Ago With Services. president of Czacho-Slovakla since increase of from 10 to 15 percent In which are dependent upon a fa«r bull snake, the property of Kenneth rnnaii busineoB eetabUBhnwiitB fo r jUoa o< traffic basardc will b« one have an opportunity to see what the founding of the present govern- employment in the State (ff Connec- smart 1984 bathers will be wearing MacLelsh, son of the Pulitzer Prize ticut within 90 days will be assured their existence. of tbe principal obJecUvei during All organizations of the Polish poet, Archibald MacLelsh, lost In ment In 1918, was re-elected today by passage of legislation to extend the present marketing season of tbe thte seas(fn by attending the Bathing National church are uniting in the for another seven-year term. federal loans to small business and Men May Apply at Reeroit Show Review which The J. W. Hale observance next Sunday of the the walls of Avon Old Farms CS>miectlcut Approved Roswlslde 156tb anniversary of Poland’s first preparatory school since April 26, fhe election day was a national Industry, Congressman Herman P. UNITED TEXTILE Market Association, Inc. This action Company 1s staging Friday after- constitution drawn in 1779. The has been found shining In a beauti- holiday and all Czecho-Slovakia Kopplemann of Hartford, told his noon a t 3 o’clock. resulted from a meeting at which ing Stations in New Brit- service will be held In Victory hall. ful new skin. He was discovered honored the 84-year-old president in WORKERS OF AMERICA 'Hale's has received tbe smartest Gtolway street, Sunday at 2:80 p. m. sunning himself this afternoon in Representatives of the State Depart' of beach togs for this gala showing patriotic assemblies and carnivals l j o v e g o o d LOCAL 2125 mtats of Agriculture, Highway, ain or New Haven. and will be open to all Interested tho cloistered quadrangle of Avon as Senators and Deputies met to re- tomorrow afternoon. Only the most without admission. Old Farms. FOOD AND E AT Motor Vehicles and State PoUce met x>pular garments that will be In big Great mystery has surrounded elect him. with a comsoittee from the Roadside demand this summer will be featur- Both the senior and junior choirs of the church have been rehearsing Ossie’s whereabouts since his disap- President Masaryk was first W H AT I t I K E I to k e t Association. The Navy recruiting station In ed in this style showing. pearance when be vanished In the chosen by the Revolutionary As- Although Jantzen swim suits will special music. There will also be TH A N K S TO NOTICE licensing Ss^tem Nev Haven baa received orders to appropriate declamations and dia- night. Kenneth MacLelsh violated sembly November 14, 1918. He was ,lt was the unanimous opinion of >e shown the majority of the swim- a school rule by taking his favorite elected for a seven-year term in BELLnANS^ / A meeting will be hdld Satur- those present that In order to bring enlist thirty men from the State of ming suits are Forest Mills brand logues by the young people- and Connecticut for tbe month of June. children, all In the Polish language. pet into his rtormltory room, 1920 smd re-elected In 1927. In to- day morning at 9:80 o'eloek la about the desired safety, some 11- which is exclusive in town at Hale's day’s balloting he received 827 out Q tti^ RtUet became k the Odd Fellowe Bnildlnf, for Ae Thfe quota assigned to this district store. This Is a high grade suit Invitations have been extended to lum bers and caretakers at Avon water, reachee atoauch r ^ y to a ct S i« (jenslng system governing the erec- Is the same as tbe number that is local and out-of-town organizations Old Farms have searched long and of 418 votes cast. There were 53 Raliat iinca 1897 end Trial ia Pro«^3»fc Officers, Executive Board, and all tion and location of roadside stands fashioned by a leading knit manu- blank ballots and 38 votes were delegates who weot to being enlisted this month. It is ex- facturer. The white swim suit of and a large gathering is expected. far for the now famous rambling should be esUbUshed. This would pected that there will be a larger local orchestra will play over- reptile. cadt for Clemens CJottwald, Com- el l ans sod Pawtucket. necessarily be a legislative function the past seasons Is passe and in its Although Ossie was a harmless munist editor and deputy. B - ^^ hnd It was left with the committee quota assigned this district for tbe place are stunning black and white tures and other musical numbers. FOR INMCESnON taSW & SSi of the Roadside Market Association month of July, inasmuch as that i:wo-plece outfits and bright colors, to draft a suitable bill and submit will be the start of the new fiscal poppyglow, French blue, Manchu, to the next session of tbe year for the Navy. biscuit, green and rhum being tbe legislature. The quota Is so arranged as to favored tones. Both the classic plain tjtico men from the whole state. models for active swimming and Standardized Boles Men applying to the two sub-re- tbe natty two-piece models for those The administrative heads of the cruiting stations In New London who like to loimge on the beach will varioiis state departments assured and New Britain wUl be given the be shown. / the committee of their full co-opera- same opportunities as those men For girls and women who like to tlon in Its efforts to standardize that apply to tbe main office In s\m themselves and bask on tbe rules ngulatlons and eliminate New Haven. beach Hale’s is showing smart little traffic hazards along tbe highways. Men accepted for enlistment must slip-ons In light tones and Jersey It was brought out at the meeting be of good character and high and pique shorts, trimmed with all that while filling stations and large standing in their respective com sorts of nautical motifs as anything commercial billboards are regulated munitles. No men with police rec- nautical is In big favor this summer. through a licensing system, there Is ordi* are accepted for enlistment. Stuimlng terry slacks and blouse en- aot at tbe present time adequate Men applying need not have High sembles In beautiful colorings have legislation controlling tbe location of school education but they must be arrived In time for tbe showing. roadside stands or tbe erection and able to pass tbe mental test given The garments will be shown In a placement of signs advertising such at tbe recruiting station. All men nautical setting and tbe style show stands. must be able to pass the rigid phy- will begin promptly at 8 o’clock to- Conneotloot Products Iscal examination as required by morrow afternoon. There will be The Connecticut Approved Road- the Navy department. plenty of seats available. side Market Association, Inc., is a Upon being accepted for enlist- The women’s bathing apparel will voluntary organization of stand ment the men are sent to tbe Naval be modeled by Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, owners who sell primarily only those Training Station in Norfolk, Va. Emmeline Curran and the Misses products raised on their own or for the routine three months trMn' neighbors* farms. Each stand dis- ing period prior to being sent to 150 WorIJ-Famout *42— Service Stripe Oitcrmeor Inner Spring Mettrc**- plays the uniform “Connecticut one of tbe ships of tbe fleet for Wrm Products” shield and the duty. After finishing training tbe VARICOSE OR SWOLLEN *« — just a* pictured here — Now on Sale «t the loweit price* of tke dec ir^ucts are subject to Inspection men are given a short leave of ab- Jor quality by the State Depart- sence after which time they must ment of Agriculture. The organiza- return to tbe Virginia station and VEINS-ULCERS ade. COME EARLYI tion Is self-supporting and the In- make ready to go to sea. spection costs are largely covered Tou poor lufferori from bad lagi Tbe Navy recruiting station In What mlaery you hav« endured! What by tbe membership fee which has N«fw Britain, J. J. Lewisky, U. S. N crippling dlacomfort! been reduced to five dollars for this In charge. Is open dally from 9 to But here at laat la help for youl No year. 4:30 to receive applicants for the operations nor injection!. No enforced Bowen Secretary Navy. Men examined at this sta- reat nor time off from work. A alm- rre v All eligible farm stand operators ple home treatment with Emerald Oil Our werv tion will be sent to tbe main office heals your lores like magic, reduces In the state are urged to avail them- In New Haven for final acceptan swelling, ends pain, and makea your selves of t ^ opportunity of working and enlistment. legs ae good aa new—While you go for the betterment of roadside mar- about your dally routine as keting In Connecticut by becoming uBual. Follow the easy direction* members of tbe state association. NAME CONNECnCUr MAN —you are sure to be helped lily N a U rC R E Sherwood O. Bowers of Manchester or money back. J,,W ..Hale Is secretary but all applications for Co. Drug Dept., and drug membership should be made through AS PROFESSOR AT M. L T. gilts everywhere. tbe State Department of Agriculture at Hartford, as It is necessary to certify such applications before tbe Cambridge, Mass., May 24.—(AP) Your Unrestaicted Qiolct—full liztd 4 foot 6; 4 foot; 3 foot 6 end 3 foot 3 eiiae use of the official emblem can be —Tbe Massachusetts Institute of — In about 79 different coverings—Art Ticks; Woven Ticks end even Impoited: granted. Technology today aonounced-tbe ap- pointment of Alfred V. DeForest, SM ART NEW Belgien Demesk — In elmost every conceivebit design end color combinetioii. All Bridgep^, Conn., research^engineer as asiw^ate professor of mechanical HATS For guerenteed to be REGULAR STANDARD ^42^ Seivleo engineering. Stripe Ostermoor Inner Spring Mettretees end mede by ib t HI DeForests’ investigation at Tech- Holiday Wear nology are expected to lead to the Ostermoor Compeny In the Ostermoor PienL Your UitrO" Tbe date for the wedding gown establishment of a laboratory In stricted CHOICE es long es they lest All ere pageant to be held In the Colchester which tbe knowledge and experience Congregational church under tbe of the machine designer, tbe metal- auspices of Colonel Henry Champion lur^st and the physclst can be Chapter, D. A. R., will be Thursday focussed on tbe working properties evening. May 81, Instead of June 1, of machine materials. He will Join as at first reported. Teu wedding the Institute staff next fall. Guaranteed gowns from Hebron have already He was graduated from Tech In keen promised for the exhibit. The 1912 and worked for a time with the IRE o n L aXII - f 42.S W puhUc Is Invited, and it Is hoped that New London Ship and Engine com- there will be a large attendance. pany at New London, Conn. Later (Service Etri|»clmier8prin«)l Proceeds are for the D. A. R. to help he accepted an appointment as In- provide for the expenses of the up- structor in engineering at Princeton keep of tbe Nathaniel Foote Me- University and at the same time be- wsTEiiMeon n-iorlal Chapter House. gan special studies In metallography. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Ward were From 1916 to 1918, be was as- present at the review of the Gov- sociate research engineer of the COLORED FELTS ernor’s Foot Guard, neld in Hartford Union Metallic Cartridge Company Now On Sale at the Armory Monday evening. Mr. and from the latter year until 1928 Ward, who has been a member of was research engineer of the Ameri- $1.85 the Foot Guard for quite a long term can Chain Company. HOW WE DO IT cZ years, was among those who re- Since 1928 he has worked pri- WHITE AND PASTELS ceived medals. His medal was for vately as a consulting engineer, Onec a year O ttem oer ft Ca., sbarpsbootlng. specializing In tbe Invention and ap- $le00 in order to ''clean np" all at A ten pound boy, Benjamin, Jr., plication of various special test and GUARANTEED NOW their one-of-a-kind patternB, aB of their "ahort-enda,*' all of their was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin inspection methods. Straws Jones at their home in Jones street, by Ostermoor & Co., to contain “drop” patterns — in Mattiaas Friday, May 18. YOUNG ROCKEFELLER HOME Cartwheels Ostermoor regular standard li 14 : « M S t : S 4 mvi 4 4:« coveringa—offer to their regolar Sunday guests at the home of Mr, Turbans quality of felt—the aame quali- ExelnsiTe Agendeo, their world and Mrs. Paul Jones of Jones street New York, May 24.—(AP)— Piques ty of felt used by Ostermoor & N ever befor e in the history of this compeny—not since ib very beginning—hive famous |42J>0 Service Stripe In- John D. Rockefeller, Jr., arrived to- ner Spring Ostermoor MattreoB,’ were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, And AU Summery Fabrics (5o— every working day. we ever been able to offer our public such e high quality mattress -e t so low e price. made ap In this groop of Cov- and the latter’s brother-in-law and day on the Itiilian liner Rex from and Linens Inner spring construction erings—at a Mg diacoont—for sister, Mr. and Mrs. William An- an eight weeks vacation 1l Sicily. guaranteed by Ostermoor & When you stop to consider that you can now buy the world-famous $42.50 quick clearanco. drews, and their daughter Betty, all With him was Mrs. Rockefeller and $1.00 to be regular Ostermoor Service of Norwich. Miss Mfirgaret Danehy his secretary. Stripe Inner Spring Construc- Service Stripe Inner Spring Ostermoor pictured above — and guaranteed in This saving—phu aa aqoal and two friends from Hartford, also Mr. Rockefeller declined to com- tion—the same spring construc- cut price of our own wo art ment on conditions In Italy, saying every way—to be regular standard Ostermoor quality in every way--and at passing on to yon ■■ as oar Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cook of An- tion used always in the Service greatest High Qnaillty MaMraos dover were also callers. Mr. and Mrs. that be had had no opportunity to MARY CARNEY Stripe Inner Spring Ostermoor. the same time the choice of all sizes, and about 79 different coverings to observe them. bargain—daring this Sale. Slrreno Scranton of East Hampton Covering or ticking guaran- choose from, you can begin to understand that you are being offered a money were also at the Jones place for the James G. McDonald, League of Being the Exclosivo Afsete Nations high commissioner for ref- HAT SHOP teed to be regular Ostermoor saving bargain of a lifetime—completely out of the ordinary. And you are— week end. State Theater Building standard of quality—the same for the world-famooB Ostm»eer, Mr. and Mrs. Farrar Emmons and ugees from Germany, also arrived that we guarantee. MattreoB here no other ss^ on the Rex. quality used by (jstermoor & cem can offer yoa tUa D gh son John spent a few days In Bos- O*.—the y e a r around. We believe it to be the greatest high quality mattress bargain ever of- Qnalitv Ootermoor Mattraai ton this week. Workmanship—guaranteed to Barfam. Charles M. Larcomb of West be made by regular Ostermoor fered the public—at any time—by any concern. Hartford, supervisor of schools. Is skilled mecnanics. If you need a new mattress; if you are going to need one in 2, 4, 6 Only as long as they last sad building a two story house on the only duriag tm i Sale at this oa- land which he recently bought on Knackerbrod Come and see for yourself. months from now—come in—now—during the February sale and “treat” heard-of prieo. Come early for the Burnt Hill road. The house has yoursdf to a world-famous |42.60 Service Stripe Inner Spring Ostermoor to- first sad fiaest choico. been raised and is nearly completed. Skoal - Rye and Whole Wheat WlUlmantic Trade school studmits morrow—at the unheard-of Bargain pric« of 3^.86. are a t work on the chimneys. Mr. Remember—^you have the choice of all sices. Remember, too, jrou have Larcomb has set out white pines and Bread other fir trees on the eight acres of pnrestricted choice of about 79 different coverings^-art ticks—woven ticki land on which the house is located. Swedish Anchovies — Pickled Herrings __and even Imported Belgian Damask—^to select from as long as they last Mr. and Mrs. Larcomb si>«it tbe week end wltb Mr. and Mrs. Roger Salt Herrings and Herrings in Jelly Regular 342.50 Quality—your unrestricted choice as long as they last^ W. Porter, as tbeir place Is not as $29.85^ yet ready for occupancy. They will Hand Cheese — Liederkranz use tbe place as a summer borne and and Roquefort for week ends. Mr. Larcomb was Our formerly a supervisor of the Hebron sdbools. Special Every Friday Tbe Hebron town baseball team will play the Bolton team Sunday Home Made Fish Cakes and Clam Chowder a t 8 p. m., on the Amston field. Tbe Hebron Cardinals, a Junior team, Also Baked Spaghetti Very will play tbe Jewett City Red Sox on tbe Jewett City diamond, the same Fresh Home Made Salads afternoon. Potato • Shrimp - Chicken • VegetaUea • Cole Slaw and There were two or three tbtmder- Pidded Beeta. Take some of our delidons cold cuts on storms felt about here Monday after- Greatest noon. But little rain fell, but In your week-end trip. Salem there was a great quantity of ratii; almost amounting to a cloud burst. Another electrical disturbance MAER*8 DEUCATE88EM was felt here Tuesday evening, with Next To the State Theater • High Q U A L IT Y Matt ress fpffte b ^ of rain. It is unusual to rn iim m lh m \ PACsroos SaarlffBtrr tf IfM- ws art grMitji itmlii taithmmhia tar, radio mesnges brought word losaat hsMs to ba toM tei totNUtel I et Ids dflAMiBa and boos a asatdane Iambi at Rm| Bm tt so. Sursiy that Wad of ooBTWtiea wMli aa ABriMBt sw geott aboard mtumutD mt turn oanaot find, this Mde of CSsvsIa A ‘i K i U U ) poufS was on Its way to Us aid. Many « «lty non apt toaa Watttbtd for MtadvMOT an operation has been performed on Its mssttiifs. Wa a gen of a sity, The aupport 1 gave to war is a THOMAS — tbo Mgh Mas with iMtn ietkM BO two ways about it, aad we're 4 m oondemaattoa upon my soul. radlogrammed to the ship's surgeon proud to be a pcaod wMglibor. ~ tlw Rov. Barnr Ihaanoa Fow A Tewng Maa dkk at Now To& yoBotfsS O0teb*r i, 1M1 ftwn a dMaat port. Tbo wnaders NSW Deal iM ders a Big Jolt— an NLB under NBA ccm ^l, which e«MisiM« Mvcrr » fira t fPsMtog In a Ospiial Osv- ^vsAajp* MS Ba M ma At UA keep piling tq>. NOT AB AGREED would bo oqnlvatoBt to toCttow la- AUegtoce to th« Best PMM«M OCte*Ocr A t ______emment BuUihig— flUCTieiB Pall duatry eoatrol tta tabor ndattoaa.) Ike m Boo find it dHTtoult to tm- But we don't have to go to far The President’s sQver bin is not Hard for Tipaters. Roosevelt read about what Hand- derstasd a social system which Ethics of Our Profession ■•“'‘.ISfclSSW St away Oal^^agos to reallns the won- ler had said aad quickly scribbled OM f AAr. Af AMUl • A «••««««• what it was quits definitely prom- coneeme itaelf lo muA with the ders of siugloal aad sdentlflc ad- BT BODNET DCTOBEB a aete to Wagnar. asoator *o-oalled rights of orlmtMli sad so Mopul itr m I ••*«»«•*••• 41 ised it would be. Tnstoad at 4s- Evening Hefsid Washlngtoa EGBERT K. ANDERSON APWA# vaaceiasot Most Maoehsstsr rssi* didn’t show aayeaa tba aota. but bto little with toe safety and security Foaerai OIreotor For 0*IlT«r«4 OB« fAA) m..,. cisrtDg, as ths oomtry was plsloiy Correspondent frieoda thtafc tt warn alamleof the law-aUdlog pubHc. WATKINS BROTHERS Ine. dsnts esa saaily rsnsmber whsn aa g to n to wnilsntSBd It would, that question fuA as "What tba baUf" usHBrnm Qw AiHOtaATK) Washington, Hay 34.— fucb '-Pebee CkiniaimioBir JAb F. TBLk Office giTL House 7494. PR aeuts ISbsss snffsrsd by a person hsrasftsr tbs matatHe basis of Wagner ragad and stormed O'Ryas of New York- Tb« AMoelAtAd Pr«aa la axeiBaiTaty ttrlBg la this TldUty meant a try- prtoB as flMy be awacded to ths against Handler—called him “that aatltlad U> tba oa* for rapibHcAttOB United fitstss currency stisU sob- youngster who ersatss most coa- danmad young equirt" Ha twen- of Atl Bowa dlaoAtolta orodHod to m iug tmoomfartaWs aad. In soms U to iaoiwutegly tetteutt to med» or not ofbarw«A» oradttod «• tbla slst of thtwe parts gold sad oas part steroation among big New Dealers tared tba huddle with Jokaaoa, Par> PAPor Bad Aiao th* tooAl eowa pab« eases a tMachsrous ride to a bospi* Mhrer the bill previdee that "the in 1994 « ems destioed for Hilton ktea, Hcmkiaa, aad Riebbarg to dad Uabe^d ta ra tB . tal in Hartford. Ko one esa quss- Handler- everybo^ hotlering *»«<**«t ttowd- AJl lU btt Ot roPBWtM MM Of proportton of sflver to geld in the He is the Nattooal Labor Beard's apaolai diBoatebaa barala ari alaa ra> ties that n aay a dsatb could be at- ler, as if apeakiag tor NLB aa a aarvad. monetary stocks of the UUtAd gaaerai counsel sod he held a press whole, bad damanded the original tifbutsd to ths distance it was nse- States should be tecrsssed, with the coofsrencc, now feuaous bora, sad ftroog Wagner MO wMeh they wara Fall aanrlea ellaat of N B A Sar> let It he known that Roeovelt’s sst- essary to tmTSl for surglcai ears. ultimate objective of haviag and trviBsr to reviae. TlOA Ino tlsmspt of the automobae strike, So Handler leads the M d tor the The same was Mue of serious aeei- msintaiping one-fourth of the mon- Pnbiiahar’a BapreaaetAtloe; Tba dsnt cases, Manchester bad good which tbs president described m a prise. But that was Ms first own Jaliua Matbowa Koaatol Apoooy—Naw etary rslus of such stocks in sU- great piece of "social engineeriag,*' paraoaal prsas eeadaranaa and si' Tork, Cbioapo, Uatroit and Boaion. physicisas and surgeons in those ver." had been a painful nutsaaoc to the most eartainly will be Ms last. board. MBMBBU AOiMT •ORBAO OF days, as good as most citiss the Since it was understood wed “Cut warehouse cmcuiATiows ssms Mss, but it laeksd complste The board, he said, still stack to Naw Deal to Wsddtoga. sDoogh that the rest of the bin the principle of majorltv represea- Tba Aral wadding in a i Tba Barald PrlptlAa Oompmf. iOA. laboratory and opsratiBg room MPBnaaa po dpAaela] raapopatbUttr would oeosist mostly of pcovMons tatloD in collective bargaming, which boilAm kara wUA aayona taaaam^ ty^craobtOAl /‘Pror* apoaortAC to equipment aDsMlng the president to delay sad F. D. bad repudiated. bare eama about after a aegvo oeu' advartlaeisAnta la Lb« eaAaheetor Hot untd the Memorlai hospital Handler, who Is about 30 years pla from Rtchtnnnd. Va., called ca a { Bvanlap Berald. make gestures, practieaJly the whole old and s loan from the Coiumbts WAS madA possible by the great gen- negro friend who ia a Department! value of the expected bill was known University faculty, spoke truth. Un of Agrleulturs laborer aad said they expense- THURfiDAT, MAT 34 erosity of Manchester citiceBS were in advance to lie in the declaration wittingly, be made himself appear were looking for to get married. the residents of the town given pro- as a lonely champion of American The friend remembered a negro | WestfU hayg too much ftoclL Th»t mowf cpowdod floors DIRTY BDT RIGHT of poUqy. By making that declara- labor under NRA. messenger upstairs who was a prop- tection against this danger iocurrsd tory feature ambiguous and sffse-j crowdod warohouses. One of th# orddrt that promptdd thla uiv. The faetA of iw are atark and But his superiors and associates erly ordained minister. The cere- in traveling s long distanos to s Uve only at some remote future regard Urn bitterly as a youth who mony was performed to the base- usual Srilay clearance waa,. "Cut warehouse axpeuse__.” dirty and £oaL This U tme of the hospital. Emergency cases are no period Mr. SoossvMt bss offered to apcka out of turn at the wrong time. ment. war against tMndltry aa ol war be- mprs freqnsnt today than they wars Ooogress a measure that Is of fsr The Sale began this morning aiid continuee till Saturday, June tween orfsoiaad armiat. Tbara la in tbs days bMors ths hospital was Ssnator W sAsr, NLB Mialrman; TlpsSera Land SuAaro. lass vatas than be had promised. Franoes Perfcms, Oensral 8th. Departmentf throughout the store are represented. a tremeadooA UtAratnra around tha JMmson, Most of the poopla you see around sstabllsbsd hers but a far greater Whether it is of any vahis at all Is Harry Hopkins and Dob Richberg town aad can't identify must be | subject of war, heroic and fnli oC number of them are successfully s matter of debate. Certainly Con- biul been in dally, tense huddlee in writing *ffip services" tor gullible | thrilling romance. The world has SB attempt to frame a revised Wag- folks in New York and smaller com- eared for now. The funds appro- grass should never accept the bill in been fed on it for jt is priatsd for a Manchester hospital nsr Labor Board bill which would munities. The mails are gorged Its present form. It is improbable be rMatively aatiafaetory to both with those confidential weekly let- mostly untrue. There is fi«/i an DAY CLEARANCE SALE could not have baen more wisely that It wUL labor aad industry. ters which purport to give the “low- Immense literature around the sub- spent No hiimsfiltarian, or mu- Roosevelt, nervous as a result of down" aad “InMde stuff” on what’s It must be^peeuUarly sataspstatteg ject of law coforoemsDt against nicipal pnojact of any kind has ever the breakdown of his origdasl and happening and what’s going to hap- to those senators aad repressota- Bubssqusnt labor policies, was pen here. crlmintd bauds- most of it falsa and bean undertsksn hers that bss ttves who have lived with this sti- watching closely. A few tipsters can guess better of RUGS much of it highly injurious. Tha meant so tnueb to the general well ver questloo an their lives to have NLB shuddered under the impact than moat others, but the business detecUva or the sbAilff who walks bstng. the real worthwtifl ernes of of industrialists whose labor dis- to largely a racket. Any attentive a casual stada&t of K llks Hr. up to tbs kder and by Mtear dom* tbs town. putes bad bean settled on the mi aewspeqiier reader Is usually as well AXMINSTER RUGS Booasvalt aad a dsUbsrats defiadon- jority repcsssDtatioo basis sad who inance of personaMty takes his gun informed as the subscriber to those I Regular Slxe Color Sale Brery person who gave or piedgsd 1st tike Mr. Morgeathsn draw tip DOW wasted a rededsion oa ths auto weekly letters—and far less likely Type of Pattern away from him and puts on the a penny towards the maintenance of Background Price any such Joker measure as this and settlement basis to strengthea tbsir to be Tirirfed as to future develop-1 handcuifs is a b%hly glorified ctaa- this instltufioo during ths past company unions. meats. 110.75 6x0 *Tofle patterned; used bMd it out, Uks ehaese to a mouse, Taupe ture of fiction. However, he has week’s campaign has earned the (In the huddles, Wagner sad Ho {k Business men, of course, are the I $18.50 ss' bait, actually expecting to fool kins waged a hot fight fOr ths ma> worst suckers. And it must be ad- $22.50 6x0 *Plain band'hordered; uaed Rose been so firmly established in the sternal tbankfulneas of scyons who $16.50 people with It 'The cheek of it is Jori^ representation pxind^ sad mitted that some of the New Deal-1 $80.50 SHxlOVj hterature that for many years he an dependent, strong NLB. Par- ere tbemselvea follow the Up sheets. Oriental; fringed Rust has benefited, or will in the future immense. $24.60 bas been, all too frequently, an eth- benefit, from its facilities for emer- kins sided with them except whea They, too, would like to know j $51.50 8V4xlO^ Plain band'bordered Still and all It only needs the sub- she demanded an NLB under her what the heck they’re going to do | Orchid ical pattern for peace officers— and gency service. The Manchester $29.60 stitution of a few words in the sec- Department of Labor. next. $88.60 0x12 Oriental; fringed Ihe country’s cemeteries are full of resident who could well afford to Beige ond section to make this a very val- $88.50 9x12 dead policemen and sheriffs in con- subscribe to the fund and didn’t cer' Oriental patterned Roae>Red usbls bill indeed. There are a lot $88.50 sequence. taUly has no reason to be proud of 9x12 Hit-or-miaa; plain green border of people ia Ooegrasa who know $19.50 No such Illusions possessed the hlmsrif. $88.50 0x12 French Chintx; fringed that, and what ths words are. It Green hard boiled former Texas Ranger HEALTH-DIET ADVICE $88.50 9x12 Oriental; fringtol , Blue who headed the posse that put an is to be hoped that they succeed In CONVENTION CITY getting them in. BY UR. FRANK McCOY $41.50 9x12 end, yesterday, to the bloody career qoesttoM 4a cagard to Uealto aad Diet ^Colonial Chintz; washed Peach $26.50 of Clyde Barrow and Us bragging Hartford commercial groups, will be aasAsaved by Ur. tIeCJag wbe eaa $41.50 9x12 » O r i e n t a l ; fringed Red employing the executive graces of EVIL REPUTE $22.60 murdering gun moll, Bonnie Parker or be eitdreABAd to care ot toie paper. Ba- $48.60 9x12 Fred Hamer, intensely practical and the Hartford Chamber of Com oloae ata Oriental patterned Varigated Minneapolis is one of the Ameri- for reply. $48.60 accepting the facU of war as dirty merce, have adopted a quite aggres- can cities whose police departments 0x12 • O r i e n t a l ; fringed . Varigated did not hesitate to employ lies and sive policy of seeking new avenues have come In for much criticism at $43.50 9x12 Oriental patterned Blue of trade via the Convention City CHECH UP ON BfEBTIAL HABITS;^cbeck yours^. An honest effort to treachey to draw Barrow and his the hands of sleuthing writers with- ^Improve will be rewarded. I want to $48.50 9x12 1 Oriental; fringed - Red woman into sa ambush, nor, when route. Our townsman, Willard B. in the last year or two. If half the In todasds article I am going to say to you that you are bom to win, $48.50 9x12 Oriental; fringed Rogers, whose business acumen not to fan, you can climb out of Roae the quarry came.within gun range, tmfavorable things said about the give you a way to check up on your $48.50 9x12 0rient4; ^Tinged to shoot first aixd without v^amlng, Manchester shares, with Hartford, mental habits. In chamglng your Ufa your bad habits and win popularity, Cedar Rose police of l»th of the Twin Cities, SL love, prosperity, or anyUilng else $48.50 9x12 $27.50 to a very limited degree, is charman so that you will win more friends, Orientofll; fringed Blue-black He has an extremdy nasty job to Paul as well as its sister commun- you sincerely desire. $48.50 9x12 I do and be did it without »waiftog the of the committee with this particu- more prosperity, and greater suc- Oriental patterned Rose ity, are true then conditions there cess it is Important to change those $48.50 mistake of trying to make it look lar Chamber of Commerce function are In an advanced state of decom- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 9x12 Oriental patterned Taupe in charge. Certainly such aa am- bed habits i ^ c h have been bolding nice and heroic. position. you back, and to learn to substitute $48.50 9x12 Oriental; fringed Rust bitious program needs as helmsman (Insonnla er Sleepleeatiese) The point is that Hamer’s way Certainly there is something lor them those good habits wMch Question: Mrs. B. V. S. writes: $48.50 9x12 Colonial Chintz Blue worked. The Southwest is rid of a an aggressive and ambitious type queer when events like those of will be helpful to you. "For a long time I have found It $51.50 9x12 such as Rogers. You will readily understand that Oriental; fringed Red scourge wUch might have continued Tuesday transpire. Five thousand hard to sleep or to sleep the night $56.50 9x12 There Is no denying the valtu of the character of your life deprads through. What woTild cause this?’ Tudor Rose Period Burgundy for years if the authorities had kept striking truckers made a concerted largely upcm the habits you have Answer: The principal cause of $66.50 9x12 dn observing ethical niceties. The convention buslneu. It Is all Queen Anne Period Green attack on a force of special poUce- formed. Usually these habits of be- tcaomnia or sleeplessness is digestive $56.50 9x12 thing to do was to shoot Barrow “found money.’’ It Is a “cash and men—evidently recruited from the having in a certain way had their troubles, such as excess fermenta- Oriental patterned Rose and his compsinion to death on sight carry" source of revenue that has beginning in childhood; however, tion of food Tidilch produces gas $56J50 9x12 Oriental; fringed city’s business circles—who were they do not need to remain with you Rose —to summon them to surrender few If any ill effects on the regular pressure against the heart or dia- $56.50 9x12 guarding trucks operating In the throughout your life. The basis of phragm. Eiven though you are not Oriental; fringed Rust $83.60 would have meant merely some trade. Every convention held in produce market district In order all success and all increase in power, conscious of such pressure, it la suf- $56.50 9x12 Oriental; fringed Blue more dead officers and another es- any town or d ty Is that much gain is to build up those hablta which are to get at the special polieemen they ficient to irritate you and keep you $56.50 9x12 Oriental; fringed Beige cape for the outlaws. So Hamer for certain classes of businesses, drove back a detachment of regular desirable in every way. from getting Into a deep slumber. If To form a habit of thfaiMwg ia a you would like to secure an article $58.50 9x12 Oriental; fringed and his men shot them to death providing, of curse, the cost of officers who, though armed with Rom way which is desirable and helpful, or the subject of Insomnia or Sleep- $68.50 9x12 • Oriental; fringed without giving them the smallest bringing the convention to the city ■Iwtguns, rifles and pistols, gave the first rule is to take away those lessness, it la advisable that you Blue chance. Isn’t too g reat way without firing a shot. Then habits which are harmful and to put send me your nanre and address, and When the country as a whole No doubt the Hartford bureau the mob proceeded to beat up the in place of them those vriiloh are de- At-close 8 cents In stamps and I will ORIENTAL REPRODUCTIONS realizes, as this Texas Ranger did, which W. B. Rogers heads has sirable. Then repeat the good habitp be pleased tq see that the article is $89.50 4^x7H Oriental; fringed special police with clubs, fatally In- of thought and keep on repeatlB|(i sent to you. The cure of Insomnia Is Blue $29.60 that there can be nothing sporting taken into careful consideration to juring one and sending thirty-five them and the time will come when lelatlvely simple and of course the $86.00 9x12 Oriental; used Varigated about the business of getting out what extent it can go to induce so- more of them to the hospitals. The they are a permanent part ot your patient feels much better In every $89.50 9x12 Oriental; fringed Deep Rose laws, and that the officer who feels cieties, associations or other groups character. Remember that during way after he ohee begins to secure dispatches say nothing about any $89.50 9x12 Oriental; fringed Du Barry that he must give the desperado a to hold their conventions In Hart- the time you are practicing goed sound restful sleep each night. When $68.60 I'sgular police officer being Injured. habits you temporarily weaken the writing to me address your letter in $89.60 9x12 break is actually inefficient, there ford. That item can become a very Oriental; fringed Rust There Is nothing about all this to c)d hablta which were not,good anj care of this newspaper. $89.50 9x12 vkill be less of this DUllnger-Barrow costly one for any municipality. prove that the Minneapolis regular by continuing with the desirable Oriental; fringed Camel business. Captain Hamer has set Just ask any property owner in At- ones you find they grow stronger (Abeoees on the Kidney) $105.00 9x12 police have been playing Into the with use. Oriental; fringed Varigated a new example in the bimtisg of lantic City, N. J. Unless a curb, Question: Mrs. E. M. writes: "Your hands of mob leaders or that they The way to change your habits is $105.00 9x12 Oriental; fringed bandits. It is not a pretty one, but articles are very good and I enjoy Dk. Blue is put upon the commission having encouraged the outrageous attack not to sit down and worry about them each day. Will you please tell $185.00 9x12 Oriental; fringed $79.50 it is one that will have to be fol- convention promotion In charge a on the specials, but taken In connec- them. The way to make them over is me what is the cause of an abscess Lt. Rose lowed. pretty sizeable debt can be Incurred. tion with aa already unsavory repu to put something else In place ol forming on the kidney. What are them. Herein lies the secret of mind Most likely the Rogers committee' tatlon their proceedings are at least the symptoms?’’ WILTONS power, ol making yourself over for Answer: Such kidney trouble $17.50 2Vix9 (2) Fringed Runner; Oriental HELP IN EMERGENCY has taken early precautions against open to suspicion. tf.e better. No matter how imde- sometimes develops simply because Rose this danger. $17.50 2V4x 9 (2) Fringed Runner; Oriental $11.50 Not BO many years back any elrable your present mental habits the kidneys are overworked and are Black Hartford has many advantages anay seem, your case Is not hopeless forced to eliminate poisons which traveler stricken with almost any LABORERS, TEACHERS $66.50 S^xlOVi •Oriental; used th ^ make it attractive as a con- and you can help jroureelf to a bet- should be thrown out through other Bhie $4450 acute Illness in such a remote spot They have their own point of ter way of thinking. (Juumels. Another cause is from the vention city. The motto adopted $84.50 9x12 (2) Oriental; fringed Rust as the Galapagos Islands would view down in Westport. Of a sud- The first thing j^u are to do la to Irritations of kidney stones. An ab- by the committee, "Hartford, the $84.50 9x 12 Oriental; fringed have to depend on his own stamina den It was discovered that all relief ♦i^d out which habits need to be scessed kidney 1s always a serloui Black Convention City of the East”, Is ex- broken. 'To do this, get a pencil and condition and each case must be $84.50 9x12 and good fortune to live to tell funds, local and federal, bad run Oriental; fringed Red travagant to say the least, but a piece of paper and sit down where properly diagnosed and treated ac- $84.50 $69.50 about It. Unlike the fever, whose out. The relief director asked the tt Is quiet. Now honestly check oC cordingly. Do not expect the trouble 9x12 Oriental; fringed Taupe knowing the chairman In charge we ravages natives of the tropical Board of Finance for a 913,000 ap- the list 1 am going to give you. to cure itself until you remove the $85.00 9x12 (8) Oriental; fringed might have heard our handsome Tan climes bad learned in a crude way propriation to enable her to carry Mark with a large X the hablSr cause and take the proper treatment $119.50 neighbor called “The World’s Great- which you feel are hindering you. or use any local treatments which 9x12 Oriental; worsted Taupe to doctor, appendicitis Is one of on. She must have 94,500 of this est Convention a ty ” and remained Here Is the list; IrritabUlty, carf rosy be necessary. $119.50 9x12 Oriental; worsted Tan } 389.50 for immediate aid to sick and help- lessnesa, moodiness, anger, doubt, those major diseases science has dis- quite calm. Whether Hartford can covered cmd alone knows how to less indlgents. Including payment indecision, gossip, jealousy, fault- claim the title Chairman Rogers finding, nagging, putting things off, correct. Surgery alone can help of rents due June 1. The Finance PLAIN CARPETS has given to It in the face of-such day-dreaming. There are many DID YOU KNOW T H A T - the victim of the disease In Its 6oard gave her 14,000, leaving a $19.50 4Hx7 Rubberized Back Jade Green eastern city competition as Port- others and you may ■ think of one $1475 acute stages. $600 deficit in this most urgent Item which parUcularly applies to your $85.20 6x9 land, Maine, Swampsoott, Mass., Swarms of butterflies clustered •Unbound Edges; U s^ Burgundy $23.50 Few tropical islands boast of sur- and making it nectasary to tell the case, such aa the habit of untidiness about street lights of Banjaluka, $52.80 9x12 Boston, Providence, Narraganaett relief project workers that the town or tardiness. Add this to your list;' BosxBa, so t b i d ^ aa to laave the Broadloom; bound Italian Red $89.50 geons, fewer can afford the surgi- Pier, or even New l(x)ndon’s Kaatem Now that you have a hat of the atreeti daik. cal equipment necessary for an ap- could do nothing more for them. $51.95 9x18 Bnadloom; bound Rust Point without challenge remains to habits you want to change check off Ntwfmmdlxad stmaUad t h e $8a50 pendectomy. But the world has Then the Board of Finance adopt- the following list of desirable or United StxtM wtta 1900,000 $97.00 9xl9Vi Broadloaoi; bound be seen, but it surely is something ed a resotutiOB proposed by the good hablta and pick out the ones worth of blueberrlM la the last Henna $59.60 taken some great strides even with- to aim at. school board r a i s ^ the salaries of which you want to build up or six yoars. in the memory of the youngest read- etiengthen: Cheerfulness, frieadli- ■eotlaad ia taattaf the innova- OVAL BRAIDED Hartford, naturally, isn’t in the the town's school teachers seven- $21.00 er. Although surgeons and oper- market for the “Tom, Dick and cess, fairness, decision, sincerity, tkm of aaading life tean by rock- 5x7 •Braided Canyaa; Uttd Hit-or-Miaa ating rooms aren’t set up at every and-a-half per cant loyalty, tolerance, patience, Idad- ets Aet from Alp to Aore in- $ia5(^‘ Harry” type of convention. A city Btead ei tha othnr way around. $87.00 8x14 •Braided Canvas; Used outpost where New Yorkers with That Is, of couTM, alee for the ness, etc. Add the names of others Hit-or>Miss M7A0. of quality and exclusive features, it teacbera aad probaHy aet a {lenny which 3mu admire In your frleads. Maria Aatotoatto, MAanuned. aching tummies are likely to turn would, of course, appeal to that Mr>d Lo you wii^ that job were alw«y« Kartto Luthar, LonSn Akott, S t *Uaed in floor displajm, etc. more than they deserve. It Is to Anguatiiw. Schlllar, Vta Dyke, up, there has been perfected means of convention group. The higher considerate T Do you wtoh that yo« be hoped that, next school pay day, could stay i^th imtU it Is Lonraaoa Btaraa, Mark Twain of communication so that aid can be t] ^ of industrial associations, the a a d Robart Iswii Btovanaon summoned pretty quickly. some of those destitute discharged finished? If you MTBM^y ilitr i tfi O F tN FKJKSOAT AND SAWHDAY fVWSNCS UNIR 9 business office groups, those artisti- cnange, this is a good stga aa the wara an bora to NoeanAar. relief project woricers wlB aot stick Mbuat MeXtotagr to tha hlgheet Take the cbm of BiqplorM WO- obQF aad edmationany ateded, re- •tNfliM the dAsire^ Ike most HkHy liam Albert ftoMaaoa. B triekn the taeebere bad take the aatowat yna are to snooted. - eoBtato la tte woHd abdva its dglmw MBtortoMs, aa& ao on an of that ralac away tram them. ra ham. tbto ^ **■*-— p^gk down there la the fto lejiica, 1,000 Sant tba t m m Vba After ehoektog op the ahOM Hsto, •tanda to a vallay of low plain*, WATKINS BRDTH miles from the They adfbt grear step aad SM bow you maamua m . wktto Iwaai Eearaau tha worm’s the BMP COR. q ibbtH ot |0tt ted SM|Wiwtoto, totettotod a St AiNNCHESTBC ' sm illtebstetoSA lm k -3 ■ ■ ' . . ; . . . . ■' ’■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, B4ANCHESTER, CONN., TBJJRSDAY, MAY 2 4 ^ -1 ^ James Muir; song, by Henry Kup- nurse; Betty Woodward, observfri PINNEY TO GRADUATE chunoe and Alfred Kavalis and a SODAUn IS READY Mrs. Wood, homemoicer,' child n u i^ dance by the seventh grade pupils. and swimmer; Mrs. Perkins, home- RIGR OFFICER OF YEIS After the program the children maker, child nurse . and liuindresa; FROM NAVAL ACADEMY were treated to popsioles and FOR MAY FESTIVAL Mrs. Fogil, homemdeer and> child HERE TOMORROW NIGHT games were enjoyed for a while. nurse. A gold star was awarded t LIVEI Members of the Pleasant Valley Dorothy 8&augdian and silver stars Son of Retired Navy Captain Men’s Club recently finished con- Proceeds from Affair at St. to Helen Adamy and Dorothy Marblehoad, Mass. —Sloop Yan- National Junior Vice OMn- WITIOUT la Regriatered as a Resident struction of a baseball diamond, James Hall Will Go Toward Rleder. kee Boston^s candidate for the de- mander Peter Nnffent to which was laid out on an acre of fense of the America’s Cup given And Yool k n r One of Bed ia of Manchester. Support of Parish. Scribe, Geraldhie Texmey. Speak in State Armory. land originally used for tobacco Troop 7 her first trial imder with thoMoniiif Rarii*t6Go Frank Lucius Plnney, Jr., son of cultivating by Judson C. Neveri. A large crowd ie expected at the The meeting. May 15, opened with Charles F. Adams at the wheel. The plot has been plowed, harrowed patrol comers. Following that awampscott. Mass. — William Peter Nugent of Wate^bury, Na- frank L. Plnney, retired naval cap- annual May festival in St. James tional junior vice commander of the anJ rolled by members of the club. Saturday, May 19, the annual notices were ^ven about the rally Cardinal O’Connell, archbishop of tain, will be one of 21 midshipmen The diamond is considered a fine hall Thursday and Friday. The and Memorial Day parade. Mrs. Boston, characterised motion pic- Disabled American Veterans, will Girl Scout Feld day was held at the be the guest of Manchester Chapter, Ettd booyuit Had full ol to be graduated from Annapolis on project by local residents. ‘The money taken in will go toward the Old Golf Lots on Center street. A Agard came and ta u ^ t us some ture theaters as "gilded palaces of Old-Timers,’’ one of this town’s old- support of the parish. songs. The girls who passed second vice" and said Hollywood was “the Disabled American Veterans at their . Foy tWy cM’t do it Tbw «alr the lAay 81 with distinction. He is regis- very successful track meet under meeting tomorrow night at the S?**** •OTiSHOt doMs't (at as tered at the academy as being a est baseball teams, played the A committee consisting of the supervision of the camp committee, class first aid are: Irene La Chance, arch enemy of . our civilization and Pleasant Valley Men’s Club team at officers of the Children of Mary Helen Meacbam, Helen Zaremba, the scandal of the world." state armory. resident of Manchester. It was in with sports in charge of Miss Vir- Commander Nugent will address Nevern field last Tuesday evening. Sodality are in charge of the ar- ginia Howard, was enJeyM by all Josephine Zaremba, Shirley Crowe. Greenwich, Conn.—Federal agents Manchester that his father, Captain Observation; Helen Meacham, Ann seize 2,087 quarts of allegedly mis- the local veterans on the subject Frank L. Plnney, was bom and from The ages of the members of the rangemenu. These officers are Miss the girls. The events included 20 "The New Veterans’ Legislation" Old-timers team range from eight Susan Gleason, president; Miss and 40 yard dashes; running and Keeney, Mildred Webb. Knots; Ann branded whiskey at the wholesale which town he registered when he Keeney. Second class badge, Betty and retail establishment of Cohen and will be prepared to answer was a student at the same school. to eighty The rusty team consists Agnes Pongratz, vice-president; standing broad jumps; baseball of David Burnham, Spencer King, Keeney. First Aid Badge, Grace Brothers under a libel action questions put to him regarding the /y *•**,**<>” “4 but Tow The parents of the new naval offi- Miss Mary Donnelly, treasurer; Miss throw, and relay race. The greatest entire range of veteran leglsmtion U poisooodk Thomas Smith, Walter Skinner, Al- Gertrude Campbell, recording secre- number of points was won by Troop Donahue and Doris Cole. brought by the United States gov- cer are now residing in Washington. Scribe, Irene La Cbanee. ernment in Federal Court at Hart- recently passed by Congress. eld OARTIRW Plnney did not attend the schools in bert Rose, George Thresher, tary and Miss Agnes Curran, secre- 8, with Troop 4 second and Troop 2 ford. The meeting will be open to the Eobraim H Cowles, Ernest Hack. tary. third. The following badges were Troop 9 Manchester as his father was in ac- Raymond Hacki Walter Simpson, awarded the commissionev at Most of the time Monday night general public and all ex-servico tive service and spent little time in There has been an entertaining was sp>ent working on the two plays men in Manchester and- vidnity are William J, Thresher, Judson C. program of well known talent Trom this rally. First Class, Faith Spll- this town. Nevers, Sr., and Judson C. Nevers, lane, Captain Fogli, Lieutenant which will be given some time urged to attend the meeting and to John l^ s to n Wiley of Washing- Hartford and Manchester secured to around June 11. A play entitled, meet Commander Nugent. The Jr., and the Burnham family. do several acts. For Thursday night Wood, Bernice Livingston and Ar- A Thought meeting will open at 8:16 p. m. ton is the honor man of the class. line Nelson. Five-year service "Betty, Behave, ' will be given by The high standing that Pinney has An automobile accident oceturred "Babe" Cody will execute a tap three of the older girls, ’^Is play on the Ellington road near Mayo’s stripes; Viralnla Armstrong and He reveoHli the deep and secret shown during his term at Annapolis dance and Miss Costello will sing. Marjorie Mitchell.' A number of deals with the welcome given a new- will carry with it a commission in gas station at Wapping Center Miss Belctti will do a special toe cover at Llnwood boarding school. things: be knowetb what is in tte about 11;30 Saturday night. Three troops held no meetings this week the navy. dance, while a tap dance will be ren- on account of the rally. The younger girls will give another darkness, and the light dweUeih cars were Involved and the officer dered by Dot ard Bill Gess. The play called, "The Gallant Sailor fiith him.—Daniel, 2:22. who investigated was unable to ob- D'Ubaldo Brothers are scheduled to Troop 6 Crew." It is the story of some girls tain a satisfactory statement from play several numbers. The regular meeting was held at who go to spend the night in a lone- Great is wisdom; Infinite is the SOCONY the drivers and summoned them ail Miss Helen Barrett of Hartford the Manchester Green School, Mon- ly cottage in the woods just to show value of wisdom. It cannot be ex- WAP P I NG tu town court to face charges of will^glve a tap dance Friday night day, at four o’clock, out of doors, their mothers that they can take aggerated; it is the highest achieve- reckless driving. Those arrested and songs will be rendred by Miss with Helen Adamy and Phyllis Cole care of themselves. ’Ihe meeting ment of man.—Carlyle. . birthday party and dinner was were Leslie Kenney .of 94 Gardei Claire Kristoff. The D'Ubaldo broth- in charge. The girls song songs, closed at 8;80 with the singing of BURNIN G O IL held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. street, Wethersfield; Albert Spen- ers will again appear as will Tony gave three cheers for Captain Fo^l, taps. Ansel Christensen at Wapping Cen- c ' of East Orange, N. J„ and O’Bright, well known local xylo- as she received her first class badge, Scribe, A. Mason. WILL ts/ Sunday afternoon, May 20, in James R. Brown of 446 Washing- phone artist. and played "Slams" and "Gossip." for oil ranges honor of Mr, Christensen’s mother, ton street, Hartford, ‘‘Bingo’’ will be played both eve- Beverlv Perkins was invested. Lost noo Mrs. Anna Christensen. She cele- nings with valuable prizes for the week the following girls were pre- HILP YOU NOWT brated her 70tb birthday, The home sented badges by Mrs. Hawley: winners. Dancing will be held each Recreation ('enter ^If 10, w« eaa tm a s s a losa of was beautifully decorated with Helen Adamy, home nurse; Laura arwersiorfOMiaM CLEAN PROMPT flowers, the coio scheme being NUTMEG TRAIL DINNER night. Candy and ice cream will be Andlslo, laundress and observer; Items of Interest piak and silver, Her guests were; sold and a special booth will be Nellie Burnham, needlewoman, Monthjr rspsynunWftps ntsr bo erected for the sale of: ffancy a n c y articles. — — - sar eonvoeloat M/. and Mrs. George Marks and home nurse, and dressmaker; Muriel BMBthoorlonsar. BURNING DEUVERY oolldren from Bloomfield, Mr. and TO BE HELD TOMORROW A Chair and a prise worth 160 wiu Calvert, home nurse and hostess; Today Mrs. Ballum and children from be raffled off Fridai Eriday night. Marguerite Cole, child nurse, home 7 to 7:46, women’s advanced swim- Loans up to $300 Down in the basement will be ming class; 7;46 to 8:80, private Avon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chris- nurse and needlewoman; Phyllis Com I n . , . WHm . . . or 'H m t ECONOMICAL tensen Mrs, John Keene and chil- Delegate! from Both Method' found the Cottonwood tea room pre- Cole, swimmer, life saver and child swimming class for women. dren from Hartford, all of >'er 'three let Churchei Here Plan to sided over by the Cottonwood Girls nurse; Louise Dewey, laundress and Friday PIRSONAL PINANCI CO. oUldren and tw) grandchildren, In charge of Miss Mary Frazer. The observer; Lois Lord, scholarship, The dance in the gym at the STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YQNK. INC. Attend Annual Banquet. D’Ubaldo brothers will furnish music Hooino 8, SInto Thontor UallSInv, 7SS Tbwe were three beautifully deco- cook and needlewoman; Marjorie School street building will be held Mala Stroot, Maaohoatar— Pfcoao S4S0. Phone Manchester 3975 rated cakes, which were 'Iso pink in the basement both nights. Inman, hostess, needlewoman and Friday night. Art McKay and his 10' home nurse; Betty Park, home piece band will furnish the music. 'rho oalr eharso la Throo Poroaat Par anu silver, Mrs, Christensen was The annual banquet an4 election Month on irnnnld .4nioim< of l.oaa nurse; Geraldine Tenney, home Dancjng v;ill be from 8;80 to 12:80. remembered with many beautiful of officers of the Nutmeg Trail, Ep- lOANS MADI )N NIARIV TOWNS gifts OIBL U L IE D IN CRASH Wapping Orange held its annual worth League, of which Thomas Cordner of this town is president, Needham, Mass., May 34.^ -(AP) Ohlldran’s Night at the Community —Betty Weltnam of the FRoxbiuy church bouse last Tuesday evening, will take place tomorrow night at district of Boston was kiUsd, a sec- anl although it was a very rainy the East Hartford Methodist church, night there were nearly one hun- cud girl was Injured and two men A good delegation of Leaguers from were critically hurt today when their dred present. The children provided both the Methodist cburcbes here th . following program; Opening are planning to attend. The mem- automcblle struck a tslsgrapb pole so^, ’TeeK-a-DOO," by Elmer bers of the South church league will ut. Highland avsnus near the New- Dewey; piano selection, by Gladys meet at the church at 6;15 o’clock ton line. Ohrlstlana; song, bv Helen Shizka- from where transportation will be The injured were Carroll HoUls mus and the Carroll girls; a dance, provided for those who desire it, and Angelo Izzello, both of Need- by Peggy Wetberell of Manchester; A program of entertainment will ham, and Marjorie Langley of the .lamalca Plain section of Boston. FIRM a song, by third and fourth grade follow the supper, each league in the Tbey Wire taken to the Glover Me- children; poem, by Lucy Welles; Trail providing a part of the pro- P;i»' song, "Ob Chester," by ^ a d e chil- gram, The weaker of the evening morial hospital hers and the name dren; a dance, by Peggy Wetberell; will be Rev, Dudley Burr of East c-t the men were placed on the dan- •olo, by Doris Graham; accordion Hartford who will speak on the ger list. solo, Fay Birchard; dance, by t ^ c , "The Master Key," Miss Weltnam died shortly sfter Anna ik>kol; history of Wapping, The Nutmeg Trail is made up of being admitted to the Newton hospi- ^ William Karvells; dance, by Epiworth Leagues from Manchester, tal. Police were investigating tbs and FU Yvonne Muir and Anna Sokol; solo, East Hartford, Burnside, Hockanum, accident, the cause of which was not by Josephine Plaga; violin solo, by Warehouse Point, and Rodkvllle. known. not dry ^ 3^2^ / Luckies are always in all-ways kind to your Lucky is made so round, so firm, so throat. For every Lucky is made of the choic- fully packed—no loose ends. T h at’s why est of ripe, mellow .Turkish and domestic Luckies “ keep in condition” —why you’ll tobaccos—and only the clean center leaves— find Luckies do not dry out, an important they cost more—they taste better.Then, “ It’s point to every smoker. Luckies are always in toasted”—for throat protection. And every all-ways kind to your throat. Anchors “It’s toasted” Aweigh I V Luckies are all-ways kind to your throat Make This Your Port For Vacation and Travel SHOES m '® i V Men who know the right A places to go to, and the right way to travel, are the men who prefer our shoes. ^ S' •.'A'.'.V.’.’.V. They offer complete desira- bility in quality, value, ami good style. Make this your port of call, before you start fU'\ your summer. ' i $4 to $0.00 V I-'' Two-tone and two-leather XT shoes for sports, all white dress shoes, and active sport shoes. ■V Ms Only the G m Urt Leaves--these eme tiie M ildest Leaves C. E. H ou^ & Son, Inc. ■ • i . r V (HEAD TO F0(QT:CL0TH|EBS) f -t*. Sr- m ^ ’ • . • V » ‘ k.\ PAGE SIX MANCHESTEB BVBKING HERALD, llAN(mEStTER. OON]fL, lfilH W © A Y ,m y M. 111^; r - 1 j\> GILBERT, ABOBITBOT, ment tor Jti trs A a ia s t fOR, mb- SOUTH METHODIST or HEBBON ANOE8TBT. ARUSS SPLENDID 10 SHOW SMART STYLES oiala aimem ead today. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM The Oranreeaman. who will PUBUC Cass Gilbert, famous architect, hie fourth term In the House thla and father of the naodera sky AT M0NT60MERY WARD’S THURSDAY, MAY t4 (Otntral and Eastern Standard Tima) fait and who will run for re-election, PARTY DRAWS 175 Boraper, whose death has reoant- INUTESTFILM WAPnNQ’scBoia, Natoi AU programs to kor and basie obalns or gronps, thoroof ualosa spool* wRl come to Middletown 'shortly Bad; coast to coast (e to s) dangnatlon molndes aJl avauabls statlona ly attracted attention, is of He- after electioa day, lecturing and aa* bron anoeetry. Two years or so BaCreshmsKts O aBalK Rrearams subjast ts shangs. P. M. fD a y U p h t ritne One Hour iM tw r), What tha Well Draasad Woman slatinf m varloua coursea- jmtU 26 amiB. NBC WEAF NETWORK Cent East ago be v is its GUead, a seotfbn Weeleyaa recesses for the Chiietmas of this towq, looking up relatives Win Wear Thla Summer To BAdlO — Basti weaf wlw wool wtlc 6:11^ 6 :1^-Juat Plain Bill — eaat; Sapper FoBowed by Talk By ,The Honse of Rothschild’ holidays. v la r atag wesb wfl wilt wfbr wro wgy Taxaa Ranger^weet; Rusaell Or. and locating the first home of Be Displayed. wbsn wca# wtam wwj w s a. l; M...... i d i kfd — midwea^ Davie Orohes.— Dixie the Gilbert family on the Bolton naq wcfl woo-who wow wdaf wkbf 5:80— 6:30— The Serenadcre — baalo; Ollvar Naylor Orehaatra— Dixie: Business Manager of road, two or three miles north of £c^€n% 4i^ ic h in q ^ NORTMWB8T A CANADIAN - wtmj Provides ExceOent Vehi- The vogue, not a portrayal of v ib s kstp webe wday kfyr orot efof Buck Regare—re i^ t for midwest Hebroh village. He hoped that POOD SALE 3:4 6:4 Quickly rsUeve the torment sod S O U TH — wrva wwno wls wjax -Beake Carte it might be possible for him to thorn ultra and sxtrcilae styles one wfla o ' tha flra. Th* p U u preytfttBf Cor Dirges Sung at Dedth ADVOCATES WOMEN two storM in thi from wlU How Relatives Comment START TO REBULD ...ake poasibl« tha rtopaiilBg oc tha Deaths Last grooary and meat atora whan tha ^>uU4iBg la complatad. New York—JUbert WanMit' Feast of Doomed Man FOR STATE POSTS On Slaying o f Outlaws RUINED TURN HALL Bieociatee_____ d l ^______of the______NattoK fbrmerly oonnected with ttiii York BvMilng P oet . - Pelh&xn Manor, N. T., May 34— ^ never return. I want to die in the By A8SOCIATEO FRBSS : Frank Hamer, strapping former COAST GUARD CADETS Stockton, CaL—Wimam CtapBE Around a banquet boan Georgia West. Comments on the killing of Clyde Texas ranger, leader of the ambush 96, a former P ray Stxpms rldsr, Zimmerman, of Pelham Manor, “I have one favor to ask. I want Lawyer TeDs Democratic Changes in Constnction Barrow and Bonnie Parker; —“I hated to bust a cap on a wom- Indianapolis—Ralph T. Pavla, fathered 76 of hla best friends. It the 'dirty six' to sing The Last “I’m glad they went out like they an, especially when she was sitting GO ON CRUISE SOON former Pxlnoetra Unlveral^ was a farewell party—for Zimmer* Roundup,’ for this is it—and every- Women Their Services did,” said Roy Thornton, convict down.' However, if it wouldn’t have man is doomed to die in six months. body Join in.” Plans Expected to Provide p’ayer who in recent ycare, waa Sfk husband of Bonhle, serving a sen- j been her, it would have been us.” New l^ndon, May J4.— (A P )— official at many coU e^te athletiB The gaiety was at its height. His Scarcely an eye was dry waen the tence for robbery at a prison farm ! Mrs. Billie Mace, sister of Bonnie, eld cronies— the majority of them song was finished. Zimmerman up- The official corrected Itlaerary for eventa In thb middle w est 7 Worth Recognition. at Houston, Tex. held in Jail at Fort Worth, Tex., on Qnarters lor Tavern. the 1034 Coast Guard A e a d ^ ca- members of B. P. O. E. Lodge, No. braided them. Mrs. Henry Barrow of Dallas,! Philadelphlap-WlUlam H. War4, murder charges— “I’m not sur- det training cruise was announced 83, a former minstrel and vaudevU|B' 871—had toasted him with spark- “I want this to be a happy occa- Tex., mother of Clyde— “And I ' prised; I have been expecting it to ling wines. They hsui been wishing sion and not one of sorrow,’’ he de- today at the academy. The cadets actor. Former Assistant City Attorney prayed only last night that I might end this way.” aboard the cutters Sabago and Ca- him good luck and pleasure on his clared. “Death comes to all of us see him alive again. Just once more.” Work has started on clearing up John P. Cullinan of Bridgeport, who Blanche Barrow, Inmate of the viiga will leave thla port June 8. Journey. In issuing the invitation sometime; what difference does it Mrs. E. M. Stamps of Carlsbad, Missouri prison farm for women, the ruins of the front section of be had informed them that he was make when?” was the principal speaker at the The places to be vlzltad and the N. M., aunt of Bonnie— “I am glad whose husband, Marvin (Buck) Bar- Turn hall on North street which dates for tLrrlval are: “going West.” But when the gathering broke up meeting of the Manchester Demo- she is dead, but I am sorry she had row, brother of Clyde, was killed by was destroyed by fire. It is the plan They had sung many of the old there was no great gaiety apparent. Quantico, Va,. June 4; Norfolk, cratic Women’s club, held last eve- to go the way she did, without re-1 police near Dexter, la., last July— of the owner to rebuild. There will Va.. June 17; Algiers, Algeria, July songs. Near him at the table sat Zimmerman is a widower. His be no change made in the hall of ning at Rosewood, . Depot Square, penting, because she surely is in “I’m glad they were both killed; it 2; Istanbul, ’Turkey, July 10; Athens, his yoimg daughter, Ruth, her eyes father, Gus, now In Baden, Ger- hell.” I was the easiest way o u t” the building, but private plans are blurred by tears. She was the only many,-is. an international rifle shot. said he firmly believed that names Greece, July 16; Naples, Italy, July being drawn for the change that 23; Vlllefranche, France, July 80; woman at the party and the only Reporters talked to Zimmerman af' of women politicians in both major will be made in what was the store. one who shared the secret of the ter “The Last Roundup.” Gibraltar, August 8; Norfolk, Aug- parties should be placed on the county Jail until his case is called Instead of having one store, the reason for it. Then Zimmerman “Are you afraid to die?’’ he was ust 18; New London. August 27. state ticket in the forthcoming elec- in court Saturday morning. present plan is to have a large smd The cadets will engage In amaii rose: asked. SOLD UNSTAMPED a small store, the larger one to be “We’re all together for the last “ We all have to go sooner or tions, in recognition of their interest arms target practice at Quantico in good government. Neither Demo- built with the expectation that It time,” he said. “As you know, I have later," was th( reply. Then he point- will be used as a tavern. and will remain there I2 days. Tlfe been in very poor health for the last ed to his heart, “Just feel of it,” he crats nor Republicans have had a NEW SUB IS DAMAGED schedule for days at other ports is woman candidate for a major state MEAT, m $100 There will be a front entrance to Norfolk, two; Algiers, four; Istan- two years. I am going to die in six said. One reporter did. the hall, but it will not be as large months. I may go before that. My “ It is going like a piston,’’ Zlm office since 1D20 when Mrs. Fannie bul, five; Athens, five; Na^es, six; Dixon Welch of Columbia was named ON I T m i A L RUN as the former one and the addition- physicians give me six months at merman remarked. It’s been going al space provided by making the en- Vlllefranche, two; Gibraltar, four; —T(» ^ . for secretary of the state. Mrs. _j| I ^ p e p —new the longest. like that for two years. Angina Bay State Man Possessing trance to the hall smaller will be Norfolk, eight. After returning Bw o o l o r e a d ^ Welch has since been appointed New London, May 24— (AP) — here August 27, the cadets will be- tUSSilllllMK i “In a few days I am leaving for a pectoris. It can’t keep that rate up The propelling apparatus of the used in giving extra room for the U-vmutMli trip to the West from which I shall much longer.’’ state collector of the port. She is stores. gin periods of leave. also president of the State Federa- Two Revolvers Held for submarine CXittleflah was damaged tion of Democratic Women's clubs. today when the vessel struck a The foundation of the main build- elimination. ing was found to be unaffected by WaSSobmt. Mr. Cullinan was accompanied by sunken object off Nantucket while South Wales is planning a An dniggtste*. ber of his former classmates are ex Attorney George Coyle of New Further Investigation. being operated on a 24 hour • run the fire and the back, or east end of $36,0(X),(X)0 plant to produce oil pected to be on hand to greet him. Britain who spoke briefly, and who prior to delivery to tho Navy. the building, was in better condition and smokeless fuel from coal; it <^drt^fQraddh>di|ew ROCKVILLE Briefs. agreed with the sentiments express- The submarine returned to her than it appeared to be at the time Is to employ 8,000 men. I w lV ld tian, heartburn. Only 10c. The Ellen G. Berry Auxiliary, No. ed by Attorney Ciillinan. Other berth at the shipyard of the Elec- 8, United Spanish War Veterans, Found guilty In police court to- speakers were Mrs. Ward Duffy of day of selling unstamped meat of tric Boat Company at Groton under will decorate the graves of their de- West Hartford, formerly of Man- her own power and it is understood, ceased members this evening at 6 dubious quality and cream from a chester, and Mrs. Marjorie Wool- can Instead of sterilized bottles, will be hauled out there for examin- o’clock. ation and repairs. CATHOUC LADIES GIVE ridge of Glastonbury, state central Harry Chorches, of 1980 Park A meeting of the committee in comrnitteewoman. Attorney Harold Officials at the boat company’s charge o f the annual reunion of the street, Hartford, was fined $50 and Garrity spoke on the need of a dis- costs on each count. yurd had no comment to make on Rockville High school alumni associ the incident pending a report by the ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM trict court system in Conuectlcut. Dr. Fred F. Bushnell, local sani- Super Safe GRUNOW ation held a meeting last evening in Navy 'Trial Board at Washington. Mrs. Welch, Miss Edna Purtell of ta*7 inspector, testified Chorches the George Sykes Memorial School The accident occurred when the the state labor commission and Dr. was selling meat from an unsani- at 7^30 o’clock. Clarence J. Mc- boat had nearly completed her 40 Members of Victory Assem- E. G. Dolan, collector of internal tary wagon on (Tllnton street. The bly Enjoy Turkey Dinner Carthy, general chairman, was in revenue, were unable to be present. scheduled nm. It is understood that charge of the meeting. Detafla will wagon was a revamped Dodge the damage will be repaired and de- /S MODERN IN Mrs. T. E. Brosnan, president of the truck of Ancient vintage and, ac- and Fine Entertainment. be .ready within a few days. The re- Manchester branch presided. Mrs. livery of the boat to the Navy made unfon will be held Friday evening, cording to Dr. Bushnell, was in an within a few days. Arlyne Garrity and Ben Radding extremely dirty condition. The meat The sixteenth anniversary of Vic- Jime 22. sang. Mrs. Gaiiity was at the piano. EVERY WAY Col. Francis T. Maxwell is spend- ha., an obnoxious odor, the Inspec- tory Assembly, Catholic Ladles of Mrs. Andrew Healey was chairman tor said. Oolumbtis, was celebrated Wednes- ing a few days in New York city on of the roast beef supper which was business. Chief Samuel Gordon, another day evening at the Rockville House. enjoyed by more than 60. Miss Kay Davis, who imderwent witness, said he observed the truck WASH OUT 10 Super DeLuxe Features: score members were on hand which vyas in a "deplorable condi- to enjoy the turkey dinner served an operation Monday for appendici- tis at the Rockville City hospital is tion.” ’The meat was unclean and 1. Foot-Pedal Door Opener. by Cher Arthur F. ^ s e h tmder the bad dirt on top of it, the chief add- personal direction of Mrs. mien A showing improvement. Miss Davis U.S. FILM COMPANIES 15 MILES OF is secretary of the Tolland County ed. 5. * Metlfn leo Trapi. Ohapdolalne. Bdward D. Noonan, ehlef lanl. Following the dinner, little tlnse Farm Bureau. The Rockville Federation of Dem- ARE BARRED BY POLAND tary laipoetor for the etate, was 8. « ImproYtd TriF*RtlMa«. was lost In preparing for the post preeent to explaU the etate law prandial program and entertain- ocratic Women are to held a public KIDNEY TUBES bridge and whist party this eveninf governing the etamplng and eale ^ 4. * RtmoraUt Traj-SliihrM, ment meate. Wfal Beak Pep . . .Viget. . in the rooms of Victory Assembly, Warsaw, m y 24.— (A P )—indlg- Several vocal selections were ren- Chorohee, teitlfylng In hie own Kodlael entberlMes asNe ttat jeqr kl4> dered by Miss Ora Morin and a de- Catholic Ladies of Columbus, in the aant ever what It interpreted as a 8* * New FlaleM Er^^omtor. behalf, said he had eold meat in jUten Ulditful entertainment was present- Prescott block. slur on the aatlonal honor, the Po- An effort is being made to have lish government today prohibited Manchester off and on for 16 years. 9r Mt 6. * 12-Qnart Vegetable Pan. ed by the dancing pupils of Miss He declared be had purchased the e .dM Mary Evelyn McCailby. all war veterans attend the funeral three American film companies w^ eoabtins V Mmd^c^waate of Leverett N. Charter in the Union from Showing any more of their meat In Bloomfield from u m»m .Ton asTa tronhle wta too freaneaS 7. * *Trlgger-T7pe Door Lateh. Several prominent speakers were whom he said had stamped it in ac- I w i t h a e a a t r satamS eaaa- Congregational chiifch this after- motion pictures in Poland. " -----ifqrt the IfXILEa heard in the numerous short ad- cordance with the law. Dr. Bush- 8. * *Emboe8ed Shelf SnjqMrts. dresses which were given. Among noon. Mr. Charter is the last of The companies whose films are rant TMsdea- the Civil War veteiuis and his barred are First National, Warner nell said Chorches had mention^ the speakers were State Counsellor nothing yesterday about the meat 9. * *RemovabAe Shelf Seethme. Miss Charlotte Halloway of New funeral is to be heM at 6 o’clock BrotheA and Vitapbone. with Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes In two cases, the companies gave being stamped. Chorches also said: aad iteinDatie iS a i and dIaalaaM. London; State President, Mrs. Lil- he washed the truck once wery two u ndam don’t anmW S alati arary day 10. * Rounded Seamless Comers. lian Mahoney of Manchester; Rev. officiating. two disreputable characters the •ad net tUot 4 ponada of waste matter, Rev. George T. Sinnott, jiastor of family names of men who were day*. He admitted selling cream year body wUl taka np thsaa polsoas George T. Sinnott, pastor of St. atloaa treaUa. It may kaock yen eat and St. Bernard’s Catholic church, has heroes in the American Revolu- from p can, but pointed out that Bernard’s church and Rev. Francis the person from whom he taught w you np for many moaths. DoaH wait C. Hinchey, assista&t.pasto^.- - returned home after attending the tionary War. Ask year dmoUst for DOAN’S PILIil the cream promised to supply him ... a doctor’s prescription . . . which has GET OUR TERMS Much c r ^ t is due u e committee t»nsecmikm ceremonies of Most The picture "The Life of Jimmy Rev. Francis Patrick Keough as the wl.h bottles within two da3rs. Beta Bead sneeassfolly by lalllioas of kldaty in charge for the success of the ant Dolan’ depicts a dishonored Polish soSsrsra for over 40 years. Thty give qaick fourth bishop of the Providence, R. George E. Newhall, of Westport, nlversary, consisting of the foUow< boxer with the name of Pulaski. and PRICES FIRST! I., diocese Tuesday. Mass., was arrested near Hage- ing: Mrs. Catherine Murphy, Mrs. Coimt Cssimir Pulaski was one of Roy Gebhardt, son of Mrs. Mae dom’s filling station on Tolland Bat don’t taka chsaces with streas drags Catherine Burke, Mrs. Rena Morin, George Washington’s leading gen- or ao-esUed "kidney cures" that to mi Gebbvdt of High street, who fell turnpike by Policeman Joseph you up in 16 minutes. Your common seas# Mrs. M. E. McCarthy and Miss Bet erals. He was killed at the siege of Prentice last night, was foimd to will tell you that this is Impossible. Treat- ty Gessay. from a second story porch Tuesday, Savannah. mrats of this asturs atay seriously injure is recovering from the slight injur- have concealed In his car a .45 cali- Roads Near Completion. In “How Many More Nights,” a mm irritate delicate tissnes. Insist on ies received. The child is but a bre revolver and another of. .32 DOAN’S PILIA . . . tbs old reliable rdief CHET'S SERVICE STATION The construction of the dirt roads gangster named Koscluzko appears. little over two years. calibre. Both revolvers were un- mat contain no "dope" or bsbit-formiBg 80 Oakland Street PHONE 5191 Next To Brunner^s Market by the FERA crew working in the General Tadeusz Koscluzko was an- drugs. Be sure gat DOAN'S Piu3 town of Vernon is fast nearing com< other of Washington's best fighting loaded at the time, but search of at your druggist O 1M4, Fotter-MUhum Co. Newhall’s pockets revealed a num- pletion. A total of 60 men are at men. He survived the Revolution- work on the different projects and ary War and went back to Poland ber of loaded shells. Newhall’s 24 OFnCERS GRADUATED story failed to register with the po- it is now expected that these roads to fight for his own nation’s inde- lice afte^ he had been questioned will be finished Saturday or Mo D' pendence. day. FROM SUBMARINE SCHOOL The third picture which prompt- ana In court today Prosecutor Shea A t the present time, the men are ed the governmental action, "The asked that a continuance of the at work on the so-called /Tunnel” Life of Ivar Kreuger,” was regardr case be granted so that further in- read in Vernon and are also install- ed as reflecting unfavorably upon vestigation of the man might be 33 GASOLINES TAKE “HILLTESTS” New London, May 24— (AP) — made. Newhall was lodged In the ing a sratle tank for the Tolland Prepared by six months of study Poland. Coimty Temporary Home at Vernon and practice experience for service Center. aboard submarines, 34 Naval offi- It is expected that government cers were graduated ,|oday from the inspectors will approve other pro- Submarine School at the submarine The Poet’s Column jects within the next few days. GULF WINS 7 OUT OF 12 TIMES! base. Dancing BedtaL The graduation exercises were The dancing pupils of Miss Mary held in the base theater at ten TULIP TIME. Evelyn McCarthy of this city are o’clock. The officers will have to give a recital Friday evening in periods of leave before reporting to A riot oi color appears in our sight. IS th ara a d iffa ra n c a In the auditorium of the George Sykes submarines in Panama, Honolulu, Gold and orchid, scarlet and white. Memorial school. California and China. These colors so gorgeous proclaim gaselinas? READ THIS A very interesting program has the Spring. - Rear Admiral George T. Petten- been arranged by Miss McCarthy. T ls tulip time when the robins sing. One of the feature numbers will gSL commanding the submarine Ttsts on famom Amtrican hills—from base, addressed the members of the The garden has burst into beautiful be known as “Fantasle in Yellow” bloom. MsssachustUs to South Carolina— prove which will be furnished by four graduating class and presented groups. diplomas to the graduates. A n ad- Cold weather at last has seen its that th t power o f gasolines selling at the doom. The music for the evening will be dress was also given by Com- All life is resplendent in color once same price vary widely! furnished by Joe Hammond’s Revel- mander H. S. Haas, officer in more, ers with Mrs. Gertrude Stein Pitney charge of the school. Only IndlaTaa, paeV- And tulip time is again at our door. la each of these tests, guolines as accompanist. > Commander Haas, the first speak- •d I n map-lrad«mark. er commended the class for having Visions of windmills and the Zuy- bought from local service stadooi com Poppy Sale Report. ^ poekag** will do The report of the annual poppy done well in practical work. He re- der Zee, peted to see which could propel t car sale of Stanley Dobosz Post, No. 14, ferred particularly to a firing Pictures of Holland now come to 'Ni. I Mr*. Burton. Sho American Le^on, which has Just schedule recently completed on the me. knowt that Indio and heavy load up hill fiuthest before been rendered, shows a balance on torpedo range. Brave little country so quaint and growl iho flno*! too the motor stalled. Results?.,. hand for the present month of Rear Admiral Pettenglll advised fine, In tho world. Mrt. 647.17, although the total receipts the graduates to accept responsibil- (Tome to me clearly in tulip time. Morrit buy* any too GULF W O N MORE HILL TESTS for the year totaled $268.66. More ity at every opportunity.. He charg- Little stout women in caps so white. and l*nsvertoli(6od. details of the sale this week are ex- ed them with the Importance of sea- THAN 32 OTHER GASOLINES Attired in garments so vivid and Look for tho trademark (above) on pock- pected within a few days. manship and a thorough knowledge bright. COMBINEDI Study the chert be- Enjoy Fishing Trip. of the handling of boats and im- oge$ of too you buy. s With wooden shoes clattering down lowl Then go to any Gulf stadoo A trio of Rockville sportsmen pressed upon the officers the advis- the street. ability of getting all experience pos- left early this morning for a day’s Imparting Joy to all they meet. and test That Good Gulf Gasoline V fishing trip. The trio, Fred N. sible in practical work. This is the song I then would sing, for yourself! Belding, Parley B. Leonard and Dr. Thankful to Holland for rare blooms 3 E. Harrison Metcalf, went to East Charles Darwin was not the a Haddam where several excellent of Spring, A TYPEWRITER es originator of the evolution theory. Thankful to God for life’s gift fishing reserves are located. Mr. so 3 His grandfather believed in it, as rare. SENSATION rs Belding is a member of the clubs did several other men; in 1801, owning these reserves. In tulip time when the world la HOW 33 GASOLINES RANKED (mnV»,) % eight years before Darwin was fair. The New LOOKOUT MT., TBNN., whata • Has Serious Operation. bom, Lamarck published a book Arthur F. Busch, Jr., of Bristol, Florence Burdick Gibson betrtywed Chevrolet running in high gear a on the subject. 40 Flower St. TUT WI NNI I return JfTU U 4"7ua r-rua 4* met r"fua v"iue •"•rua WORM iwrua «*naa ts»naa a son of Arthur F. Husch, chef at the Royal and hauling 3200 lbs o f goats, tested 13 % Rockville House, underwent a seri- btaodt of gasolines. GULF WON! # 1 nm A B c 9 1 7 o H 1 J E i X ous operation at the Rockville City Sigrnet a #3 nm K B 7 M N A c hospital Tuesday evening. He was e j- Now on Display. suffering from acute appendicitis #3 f BEDB e D 7 'o ' a s ~a Cktme In and try It. i E N S» and the operation was performed by — #4 nm B 7 c 7 N 0 o' E * Dr. E. H. Metcalf. - TONIGHT — KempV, Inc. DRIV€ IN AND TRY #S Ecna 7 c B 7 0 E a At a late Hour ’Tuesday night his 7AS Bfatn St. Phone 6688 A condition was reported very critical *4 M A B A TANKFUL C N E ’ 7 - but late yesterday he was reported ?» much improved. His many friends TINKER TAVERN, Inc. *7 C A N M B 7 K are hoping for his recovery. Jacob Oreenberg, Mgr. *% T Bimi M 7 K U Q N V W X Keeney to Play. Comer Bfaln and Blrob Streets ’TINNING AND B V Z 7 J z> Jack Keeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. 24 Z< n z* • Z » John N. Keeney of this city, a mem- MOONLIGHT SERENADERS SHEET METAL #10 e ISIIU N A M B P E ber of Jean Goldkette’s orchestra of #11 A BEDS E * - C M • Detroit, which is directed by Henry Formerly Known As “The Happy Go Lucky Boys”, broad- WORK r m i f in 1 1 7 7 M C A N Biagni, will be with this orchestra casting over Station WTIO. when it plays at Sandy Beach Ball Expert Workmanship Room at Crystal lake Sunday eve- Come in and juft listen ... .o r have a dance while ning. and Low Prices. Youpg Keeney is the first saxo- you enjoy a good glass of EACH OP THE BRANDS of imoAm ttUid b phonist of this sixteoi piece orches- that Oo|fgMras«a{fbnwjy Daw/Odw* high leaMim u elhiisvmMwkMyla tra and has Just concluded a six Schlitz -V Narragransett or Hampden Ale months tour of the west and south. Sullivan & Howartli Sunday evening will be young Tasty Sandwiches of All Kinds—Sefred as you like them. 96 McKee Street Keoney’s first visit to his home city Phone 6491 wKhlh six months and a large num- more power in THAT SOOD dULF ’ ‘ "r • . V ^ ' ‘x *• '''' ' PA'GB EIGHT BiANCHBtyoat BVgaiflNQ^HBRAIJ). MANCHESTER. THimfmAV) M av - BAKER TO ADDRESS •uited and this be fcdlowed by HLW.R.STEINERT 40 PER CENT GIT STRKERSSBORT dancing. Tbe funds for' tbe erec- N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks tion of the Suilding were raised by ALUMNI OF BRO IN prvate subscriptions. Since the buUdlnb was first opehed there have ^ TO HEAD MEDICOS Adams E x p ...... 8 IN ERA BUDGET (Famished by Potaam t Oo.) IN RELffiF FUNDS been several important changes and Air Reduc...... : ...... 94% i; Central Row, Fartford, Conn.) Former SeCTetary of War to Be improvements cade and new furni- Alaska J u n ...... 19 ture Installed. Allegheny ...... 2% on Program Daring Univer- 1 P . M . Stocks * Alli^ Chem...... 130 Hartford Physician Elected Bank Stocks Would Mean Removal of 8S sity's Commencement. Am C an...... 93% Recording Secretary of Lo- Bay State GoTernor to S | ^ Am Coml Alco ...... 33% Bid Asked Cap Nat Bank A Trust 14 17 Am For Pow ...... 7% Providence, R.-I., May 24.—^New- President of Medical So- Conn. River ...... 450 __ Workers from Local Re- cal 2127 at HiBiard’s Manchester Am Rad St S ...... 13% ton D. Baker of Cleveland, O., for- First National or Htfd 85 — Before State Chamber of Am Smelt ...... 39% mer secretary of war; Governor Htfd. Conn. Trust...... 52 56 Date Book ciety— Others Chosen. Am Tel and T e l...... 113% lief LisL Tlieodore Francis Green ’87 of Hartford National ... 18 20 Toms in Rengnatioa Am Tob B ...... 69% Rhode Island, and President Clar- CommerGe. Phoenix St. B and T . . 166 __ Tonigfat Am Wat Mks ...... 18% ence Augtistus Barbour ’88 of Brown West Hartford Trust.. 95 __ Bridgeport, May 24,— (A P )— Dr, Anaconda ...... 14% University wlU be the speakers at ’Thursday-Friday, annual Mayfair Insurance Stocks Manebezter may e>.pect to receive Strikers from the E. E. Hilllaro Festival, St. James’s school h«.ii Walter R, Stelnert, of Hartford, was Armour 111 A ...... 6% the annual alumni meeting June 18, Six members of the local Cham- Aetna Casualty ...... 50 52 a cut of from 33 to 50 per cent in its plant have been short in their relief This Week elected president of the State Medi- Atchisem ...... 53% the vice-presidents’ office at Brown fimds this week due to the resigna- ber of Commerce will attend tbe Aetna L ife ...... 18 20 budget for NRA administration, the Saturday— Anniversary celebra- col society at the second of its two Auburn ...... 34% annotmeed today. tion of the recording secretary and 35th annual meeting o f the State Aetna Fire ...... 36% 38% tlo. of Scandla Lodge at Orange day sessions here today. Dr, Stein- Aviation Corp ...... 6% local conuttittee was told yesterday Addressing the'hundreds of alumni Chamber at the Hotel Bond in Automobile ...... 20 22 the returning by her of checks hall. ert succeeds Dr, Ralph A. McDon* Balt and Ohio ...... 23% afternoon at the state meeting of expected to return for Commence- Hartford tonight, at which Governor Conn. General ...... 29% 31% which had been sent to Local 2127 Next Week Bendix ...... 14% relief administrators in the State ment week-end, Mr, Baker, Gov- to be used for relief. Wilbur L. Cross of this state. Gov- sell of New Haven, Hartford Fire ...... '. 53 55 Beth S te el...... 32% Capitol. Pending the decision of the ernor Green and President Barbour May 28 Aimual Mother eind ernor Joseph B. EHy of Massachu- A series of resolutions were adopt- Hartford Steam Boiler 52% 54% The resignation of the recording Beth Steel, p fd ...... 63 Federal Relief Administration on will speak In Sayles Hall at 1:30. Daughter banquet at St Mary’s setts and James E. Gbeen of New ed by the House of Delegates at the National Fire ______55 57 secretary was turned in a week ago church. 142nd annual meeting of the society Borden ...... 24% the appeal of the State of Connecti- The meeting will follow graduation tomorrow. A t that time she took York will be the speakers. 'Dio Phoenix Fire ...... 61 63 Next Month Can P a c ...... 15% cut for an increase of $4,000,000 for exercises, awarding of honorary de- exception to a rule which the local banquet will be held at 7 o’clock to, at its session this morning at the Travelers ...... 430 440 June 9, 3 to 5 p. m.— Oriental Case (J, L ) ...... 49% state relief, all budget quotas of grees, and a limcheon. Wallace R. had put In force that no relief would the ballroom. Stratford hotel. Public Utilities Stocks Cerro De P a sco ...... 34% towns and cities will be reestimated, Lane ’99 of Chicago will preside at Garden Party at home of F. E. 'Those planning to attend from Others elected to office were: Vice Comi. Elec Ser- ...... 38 42 be fiimished to those who did not do Ches and O h io ...... 45% using the budget of April as a basis the session, Mr. Baker will be the Watkins, 202 South Main street. Manchester are: E. J. HoU, presi- Presidents, Joseph A, Glrourar, of Conn. Power ...... 37 39 picket duty. When it was insisted Chrysler ...... 38% upon which the calculations will be principal s^>eaker. Center Church Women. dent of the Chamber: E. J. McCabe, Willimantlc; G, Mansfield Craig, Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 60 70 that this rule would be followed out Coca Cola ...... 123% made, also considering the extra re- Miss Ollle A. Randall '12 of New she resigned. A t the time there June 14 — Strawberry festival. executive vice president; Thomas Middletown; treasurer, Fred G, Hartford Elec ...... 51 i 63 South Methodist chiu'cb. Graves; secretary for a tenth term, Col Carbon ...... 65% lief load home by the respective York, vice-president of tbe Women’s were four checks that had been Ferguson and Frank Cheney, Jr., Hartford Gas ...... 42 — Division of the CW A, will be the June 10, 20 and 21— Lawn festi- Charles W, Comfort, Jr,, of New Coml Solv ...... 22% towns and cities. sent to the local, made out In her members of the Board of Control; do., p f d ...... 46 — q>eaker at tbe alumnae meeting of val of St. Bridget’s church. Haven, Cons G a s ...... 32% George H. Waddell, certifying name. Having turned In her resig- George H. Waddell, town treasurer; SNETCo...... 106 110 Pembroke College the same after- June 21—Memorial Hospital lawn The Medical Society Coimcii Cons Oil ...... 10% officer of the Manchester ERA com- nation and no Icmger being connected and R. LaMotte Russell, who is Manofactoring Stocks noon at 1:80 in Alumnae Hall. Dean fete, Mrs. C. B. Burr’s garden. brought in a report today requesting Cont C a n ...... 74% mittee, estimated today that Man- with the Local, she mailed back the treasurer of the state organization. Am Hardware ...... 18 20 Margaret Shove Morrlss of Pem- checks. June 22— High school graduation - the State Board of Finance and Con- Com P ro d ...... 65% Am Hosiery ...... — 35 chester would probably receive a cut 'The meeting opened this after- Del L and W n ...... 22 broke will be the presiding officer. ex-rcises at State Theater in morn- noon at 4:80 o’clock with a business trol to give immediate consideration Arrow H and H, com. 13 15 of about 40 per cent from the April N ot only did the recording secre- ing. Du P o n t ...... 83% tary resign her position but also session at which reports of officers to a program of reconstruction of do., pfd ...... 95 — budget of $15,608, which would mean Elastman K o d a k ...... 94 that 85 workers v/ould be stricken withdrew from the Local and was were read and directors were tbe State Hospital for the Insane at Billings and Spencer.. — 1 elected. Elec and M u s ...... 8 Bristol Brass ...... 23 26 from the list, leaving 128 employed one of the two who went back to Middletown In an attempt to ellml- MISSIONARY SOCIETY work last Monday. HOSPITAL NOTES EHec A u t o L i t e ...... 21% do., p f d ...... 95 — for which number a weekly budget - Date over-crowded conditions. Gen EHec ...... 19% Sickness Insurance Case, Lockwood and B — 300 of $2,326 could be expended. Gen F o o d s ...... 31% Miss Elizabeth George of Wap- A study and survey throughout Collins Co...... 45 __ It Is expected that definite quotas TO PRESENT PAGEANT (jren Motors ...... 31% ping and James Vennard of 18 Gris- the state in an effort to establish a Colt’s Firearms ...... 20 22 for the month of June will be sent Gillette ...... 10% OPEN FORUM wold street were admitted and sickness insurance is also authoriz- Eagle Lock ...... 27 30 out to the relief administrations of Cottage Street Gold Dust ...... 19% Impressive Candle Light Serv- Thomas Ferguson of 16 Henry street ed in a resolution presented by the Fafnlr Bearings...... 60 60 the state Monday or Tuesday of HERE’S TO JOHN BARLEYCORN Hudsem Motors ...... 13% Fuller Brush; Class A . 7 __ next week. ice WiU Open Exercises at and David Caldwell, Jr., of 49 Arylne Council, It also favored the prepara- Int Nick ...... 26% To the Editor of The Herald: Gray Tel Pay Station. 16% 18% Place were discharged yesterday, Package Store tion of a program of medical eco- Int Tel and T e l ...... 12% Emanuel Lutheran Church. Now Mr. Prohibitionist Mr. Mrs. Mary DiClantis of 46 North Hart and C o o le y ...... — 126 Barleycorn: Phone 8844. Free Delivery. nomics for presentation before the Johns M a n v ille ...... 48 street and Mrs. Ernestine Button of next session of the General Assem- Hartmann Tob, com... — 5 Answering your letter in the Kennecott ...... 19% The Ladles Missionary society of 13 Summit street were discharged Alcohol, 190 Proof, q t ...... |L95 - bly, A law controlling the narcotics do, p fd ...... 18 _ GOV. ELY TO SPEAK Open Fonim, although it is almost Lehigh Val R d ...... 15% In^^ S i l v e r ...... 33 35 the Emanuel Lutheran church will today. . Alcohol, 190 Frootf, (5tiu) . .|L66 /drug sale is also favored by the L igg and Myers B ...... 93% present an interestingly program at too ridiculous to be recognized, I 'The condition of Louis Dielen- do., pfd ...... 71 75 want to tell you that you haven’t Gin...... 89o group in a report, Loew’s ...... 31^ AT C. OF C. PARLEY the church tomorrow night, begin- schneider of 17 Bissell street was Peter Stuyvesant G in ...... flJM I It was voted to hold the 143rd an- Landers, Frary A Clk. 32 34 fooled anyone, let .alone the intelli- Lorillard ...... i6% New Brit. Mch, com .. 5 7 ning at 8 o’clock sharp. The pro- reported to be fair ^oday. Colonial Straight Whiskey, nual meeting May 22 and 23, 1935 at McKeesp Tin ...... 86% gram will open with an Impressive gent residents of Manchester. do., pfd ...... 35 _ (Continued from Page One) Any tavern keeper would allow (6ths) ...... fL89 New Haven. Monsanto Chem ...... 44 candle lighting exercise, “Little Mann A Bow, Class A . 3 7 his name to be published and signed Beer...... 8 for $60 Dr. Steinert is a member of the Mont W ard...... 24% Lights,” to be presented by 21 mem- do.. Class B ...... 1 __ ford, president of the Connecticut to any sentiments sponsored by Wine...... 75c council of the state association and Nat Biscuit...... 34^ bers of the Junior Mission band with YOU CAN North and J u d d ...... 15% 17v Company, New Haven; Trade and him, and when next you make an obe of the delegates to the American Nat Cash Reg ...... 15^ Niles, Bern Pond .... 9 n Miss Marlon Olson as the leader. BORROW Medical Association. The retiring Nat Dairy ...... Commerce, Joseph Christoph, of effort to hurt us, pleasA be our Peck, Stow and Wilcox 4 6 Hartford, manager of the Standard This will be followed by‘a vocal trio i president is a professor at Yale Uni- Nat Distillers ...... 24% equal and sign your name, if you Russell M fg ...... 33 40 Oil Company of New York. by Mrs. K. E. Erickson, Mrs, Elsie MONEY I verslty. N Y C e n tra l...... 28% are not too ashamed. Scovill ...... 22% 24% The five general directors nomi- Gustafson and Miss Helen Berggren, ON YOUR J ^ Clinics were conducted at St. Vin- N Y N H and H ...... 15% William J. Andre. EXCURSION Stanley W ork s...... 18% 20% nated are: and a missionary pageant, “ Christ Windmill Tavern, I cent’s hospital earlier in the day by Noranda ...... 43 Standard Screw ...... 65 70 John B. Byrne, president of the in America” with a cast of about 50 35 Oak St. •Personal Note TO new YORK { Dr&. Andrew McQueeney, B. L. Smy- •North A m e r ...... l6% do., pfd., guar...... 100 —Hartford-CJonnecticut Trust Com- young people of the church. Includ- I kowski, John A. Maxwell, Michael Packard ...... 4 • Household Fnrnitnre SUNDAY, MAY 27, AND Smythe M fg Co ...... 28 33 pany; C. F. Hollister, vice-president ing daughters of tbe members of the ( Brodsky and H. R. Deluca. Penn ...... 30% DECORATION DAY, MAY 30 Taylor and F e n n ...... 70 __ of the American Brass Company, Missionary society, the Junior Mis- • With a Co-maker ! ^ The registration at press time was Phila Rdg C and I ...... 4^ DEDICATION OF LIBERTY Torrington ...... 57% 59% Waterbury; F. G. Hughes, Vlce- sion band as well as the Junior choir. SEE US— ROUND TRIP on a A ' more than 250. Phil Pete ...... i8% Underwood ...... 39 41 RAILROAD FARR Pub Serv N J ...... 35^ pfesident of the New Departure The pageant is being directed by We will be pleased to arrange Union M fg Co ...... _ 10 Manufacturing Company, Bristol; Mrs. K. E. Erickson and is a presen- HALL TO BE CELEBRATED Lt . W ia ^ r Locks ...... liS A A M . s plan to salt your Individual re- L t . Hartford ...... 7;44 AJhL U S Envelope, com .. 80 __ F. C. Luce, general manager of the tation of the Home Mission prob- Rem R a n d ...... 9^ qi^ements. I?**** ...... am. U. S. BANK CREDIT do., pfd ...... 103 — Qjnll Johnson Woolen Company of lems facing our country today, es- Dim N«w York* ...... a if, Rey Tob B ...... ] 43^ The fifth anniversary of the dedi- Veeder Root ...... 29 31 S t^ o r d Springs; and J. M. White- pecially in the large cities and scat- Sears Roebuck ...... 41^ cation of Victory hall on Golway ...... «:tor.Ks Whitlock Coil Pipe ... — 4 head, president of the Norwalk 'Tire tered sections, where preachers and Lr. IZStk St...... 6 1SOPM. FAILS TO EXPAND Socony Vac ...... 15^ street, erected by the united Llthu- J.B.Wil’ms Co. $10 par 49 _ and Rubber Company, Norwalk. teachers are so much needed. MONROE LOAN * Grand Cantrai TtrminaL South Pac ...... 21% aaian societies of Manchester will SOdKTY OF CONN., INC. 'The special nominating commit- The Missionary members are not EASTERN STANDARD TIME South Rwy ...... 24 V, be observed on Saturday evening. (Continued, from Page One) tee charged with the selection of selling any tickets, but a free will 721 Main St., Waverly Bldg. A day far sighUtnng, aitUina friamd* ar St Brands ...... | 19^ A t that time members and their . rtlativat—tkaatrt. nominees had a membership of 16 HARTFORD St Gas and Elec ...... 97/ OUTLAWS’ BODIES offering will be taken which will go families of the different societies Purckaaa tlekata ia adraaea. IfMabar loans have long been “frozen” to persons, each of the eight counties to the society’s treasury to be used Uaiitsd to seeoanaodatioaa oa aparlal St Oil C a l...... ;; 32% will gather. There is to be a din- TEL. 7-7243 ROOM 3 coach traia. repay, and to re-establish their St OU N J ...... 42% of the state being represented. for missionary projects. S% Monthly On Unpaid Balance. credit ratings. ner served, an entertainment pre- Tex C orp...... 23% AWAITING BURIAL the new haven R.R. Coital Not Working Timken Roller B e a r...... 29 In the meantime, strong corpora- Trans America ...... g tions which are in a position to ex- (Continued from Page One) Union Carbide ...... 38% pand operations rapidly usually have Unit Aircraft ...... 20% with fifty buUets .before they could 4 a lot of free working capital in their Unit Corp ...... ’ | 5 treasuries which they have not been raise their guns as they sped along using during the slack times, and ...... 15% a gravelled road a few miles south U S Ind Ale ...... 38^ are able to finance themselves. of here. This tipster will receive U S Rubber ...... 18% So it is not imtil recovery heis $2,500 reward offered for the man U S Sm elt...... ' 116 made some progress, according to and woman bandits “ dead or alive.” U S Steel ...... 4Q this theory, that a widespread de- Had to Shoot Her Here's your Opportunity again Vick Chem ...... ]' " 32% mand for commercial credit de- Hamer said he hated having to velops. When recovery has gone so Western U n io n ...... 42% shoot a woman, especially while she West El and Mfg ...... 33 far that opportunities for profitable was sitting down, but it was either operations become widespread, then Woolworth ...... ! . . . 49% her’s or the officers’ lives at stake. the weaker concerns that need Elec Bond and Share (Curb)! 14% Barrow, charged with 12 murders on all credit are considered reasonably and more robberies had been hunted good credit risks! for months by Hamer and a staff of Rather than finding employment assistants assigned to this duty. in commercial loans, bank ftmds in wm ST. BRIEFS Bonnie Parker, who joined Barrow the early stages of recovery, it is in his late crimes and stood by his explained, are more likely to go into New York, May 24.—Stocks of side with a belching gim as he stable investments such as gilt- lead in the United States at the end fought with officers, also was edged bonds. As a matter of fact, of April amounted to 222,892 short sought by’ the law. The pair had that is what has become of the bulk tons against 221,465 at the end of been trailed 15,000 miles over a half of the big increase in deposits in the March and 196,827 on April 30, dozen states. past year. The money has gone into 1933, the American Bureau of Separate burials will be held for bank investments in U. S. Govern- Metal Statistics reports. April pro- the man and woman who had been ^ This week you have a golden opportunity for stocking up on your ment bonds. Investments in other duction was 32,113 tons compared inseparable in recent months. favorite^ beverages, at unusually low prices. This is a very unusual chance. securities, as shown by the state- with 35,620 in March and 27,950 in ment of weekly reporting member April last year. Don t miss it. Before the week is over, lay in a supply of delicious Country banks, have in the aggregate failed to expand. More than 50 per cent of the 6 A GOOD TIME Club Beverages, for the holidays and the thirsty summer days that are com- ^ r cent bonds of Paramount Fa- But with industrial expansion At The ing so soon. having been xmder way a little more mous Lasky Corporation due In than a year, some banking circles 1947 have been deposited under the reorganization plan to be directed say it is reasonable to look for h«nir Children, grown-ups, guests, all will be wanting more cold drinks from credit to expand relatively soon, by Kuhn, Loeb and Co., it was re- Hof Brau Haus perhaps in the autumn, when busi- P3rted today by the New York now on. Everyone, young and old, w ill be delighted by the zestful, refreshing ness feels Its next seasonal stimulus. Stock Exchange. Village street BoekvUle tang of all Country Chib Beverages. The New York Stock Exchange SATURDAY NIGHT “ITALY IS NOW READY,” has authorized the listing of new In The Ballroom— lU o V V 315 par capital stock of the Socony- WEBB MAXON -^d just as you can count on the delicious, refreshing taste of Country Vacuum Oil Co., which Is the new And His Good Little Band DUCE T E L U SOLDIERS name of the Socony-Vacuum Cor- Club--just as surely you can count on its healthfulness. Utmost care and poration. The reduction In the par cleanliness are exercised in making Country Qub Beverages from pure value enabled the company to write In The BathakeDer— (Oontinned from Page One) off $228,123,681 In “good will and ART A DANNY flavors, fresh fruit and ozonated water — and in bottling thm , in Country appreciation of properties. Includ- Hltb Aooortton and Banjo ct university reserves or Young Fas- ing trade marks and trade names.” Real Good Entertainment! Club’s .modem sanitary plant. cists of (Dombat There were 10,000 Come and bring yoor friends to more of these graduates this year What is called the oldest bird a place where you are anre to en- than last, a fact played as signifi- sanctuary in the world is located joy yourself. cant in the Fascist press because at Abbotsbury, Eng.; It is inhab- s • ALWAYS SAY these yoimg men are eligible for ited by about a thouMind swans. Admission to BaHmi>m tOo, THE UTMOST IN REFRESHMENT duty In the Fascist Tnlim^ GiiS^ Those entering the Balilla numbered 140,190. Piccole Itallane, or girls of Balilla age, were re- cruited to the number of 71,115 and there were 30,956 Giovani Itallane, SAVE MONEY-BUY COAL NOW or girls reaching the Avanguardisti age. SPKIAL LOW PRICES The levy figures represent only AT LOW SUMMER PRICES fractions of the total number of youths enrolled in each category. TILL M EM O RIAL DAY They are the totals for recruits sift- People aO aver town taka advantage o'fi the ed Into classes where they will have lowest price in many years anywhere from four to six years of on Nl these Beverages training before graduating Into the srnext class. By vaiag a little foreat^it many takes a lot less o f this fine e pecyle in. your very nei^bor- trade-marked anthracite to fill Pale Dry and Golden Ginger Alo WOMEN TO ENTER GOLF hood are making substantial your rooms with cozy warmth cuts m fuel costs. They are tak- ... even on coldest days, Lime and LHhia ing advantage of the extremely Why not follow suit. . . nhy /i TOURNAMENT TOMORROW low summer prices — not assure yourself Sparkling W ater a n B a now in effect — to put steady, even, healthful A one-di^r women’s golf tourna- in their next winter's Linfie Dry— Orange Dry ment win be held at the Manchester •b lm heat all next winter Oounby Club tomorrow and entries si^ly of *blue coaP. at lowest fuel coat. win be accepted from 9:15 o’clock Th^re really making OOAM~ Order 'Uue coaP from And Other Beverages to the end of the day. enoogta If a double saving.' For it memben enter, K la planned to hold p A o u ns today. a tourney known as “Dubs' DeHght” In this event, the strokes taken from tee to green are not counted ^ one point la awarded for foe ••• at your Groc&r*s mt W.6.6LEHNET CO. . T v ' • -• kx ^ a point for ffoal vbe Ant ball nearuat tin pto amj s > Wff asea’ a Paint. COM focfboMtaOl tael? SMlTa.lIaii8t^ TeLAHt S' ’r-'iy MANCHEffTER EVENING HERALD. BSANGHESTSR. (X)NN., TIlUltSDAT. BIAT 84,1984. BRISTOL HIGH SMASHES M. R S. TITLE HOPES, 11- Windsor Locks Tops Trade, 8~5 MISPLAYS AGAIN BIG F A a O R i BROWNS RISE FROM 7TH HIGH SCHOOL NINE Bristol Hands M. H. 5. Net IN DOWNFAU OF LOCAL NINE TO 3-WAY TIE FOR 3RD GAINS EARLY LEAD Team Its First Defeat O f Visitors Score Fnre Rons h 1st and 2id Doe to W3d- BOX SCORE TO DEFEAT LOCALS Season To Gain Loop Lead ness of Bob Smith and Fieldmg Errors of Mate^ Tbea AB R H PO AfH Phy Good Bail in Home EXPEa BIG CROWD Collect Nine Hits, Six of Them Doables, to Pile D|i Mar- Vodarski, 2 b ___ 4 2 1 4 2- 0 Bristol High’s tennis took imdis- « three-set victory over Johns, 2-6, Sonstroem, p .. . 6 2 2 0 1 0 puted poeaession ot first place in 6-2 and 6-2. Parson and E. Stone Maro, I f ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Stand to Climb Rapidly; Five Ron Ed;e Proves Too Sylvester, c f ___ 4 1 2 0 0 0 the Central Cenneetleut Inter- paired up In the only doubles gin; SoDstroem Hnrls Fme Ball; Face Trade School AT MONDAY’S HGHT matched play to defeat Urbanetti Palau, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 L O Yanks, Tigers, Indians Mach for Mechanics to scholastie League yesterday after- and Harris, 2-d, 7-5, 8-d. DiGiovanni, lb .. 8 2 0 8 O^cO noon by trouncing Manchester Maneheeter travels to Yale for the. Today, Middletown Tomorrow. Utke, IS ...... 6 2 1 2 8'1 Higb’s netmen at the Nathan Hale state tournament tomorrow and Cfote, c ...... 4 1 111 10 Lose; Pirate and Cubs Are Estimate Ross-McLarnin Overcome as Team loses school cement courts to the tune of Saturday and the team will leave Rysa, Sb ...... 5 1 0 0 O.i; 0 8 to 1, the final doubles match being here at 7:80 o'clock tomorrow morn- Fielding errors and pitching wildness were the outstanding cancelled due to the lateness of the ing. The locals depend on the dou- 41 11 9 27 Beaten in National. Boot Will Draw a Gate of 4th Game in Nine Starts. hour. It was the first defeat for bles to place. Bristol is also entered factors in Manchester High’s defeat by Bristol High in a twi- Manchester the Red and White in six starts this in the tourney.' light encounter at Mt, Nebo yesterday before a crowd of nearly AB R H PO A B season. Next week, Manchester has only 500 fans but nine lusty bingles that included six doubles con- C. Smith, s s ----- 4 0 0 2 2. r 3 miOB 5. FUIXERTON, JB. Over $300,000. Bristol won the first two sinries (fomber. I f ...... 8 0 0 2 0 6 ' By THOMAS S. CHABA one matched schedule, playing Bris- tributed to the final score of 11 to 0. The result virtually By Associated Press with ease, Harris whipping Ur- tol again in the Bell City. On Deco- Rautenberg, 2b. cf 4 0 2 1 0 0 Manchester Trade bowed for the banetti, 6-2, 6-1, while Parsons ration Day the local team will shattered the Red and White’s hopes of a C. C. I. L. title this R. Smith, lb, p . 4 0 1 0 3 0 The St. Louis Browns haven’t yet New York, May 24— (AP) — The second time to tlie powerful and al- bested the local Harris, 6-4, 6-2. travel to Hartford to play in the season, while it kepi the Maroon and White in the thick of the Cobb, r f ...... 4 0 3 1 0,0 iMcome the sensations of the Amer- realization began to grow upon the Manchester’s lone point was gained Hutchinson, 3b . 4 0 0 4 4"; 2 most Invincible Windsor Locks Hlgrb Hartford County tournament at the battle. jcaii lesfiTue, but since they settled faithful of the Metropolis today by O’Leary, who stroked his way to Hartford Golf Club. MlspUys Tell Story G. May, 2b ...... 2 0 0 0 1 1 down at home to face the Eastern aggregation in a closely matched Bedurta. c ...... 3 0 1 4 0 0 '^1 that in all probability the third larg- A cursory gtence at the final out- clubs they have turned In some suc- seven Inning contest by the score of (fobb filed out to right. Smith was J. May, lb, p ... 3 0 1 12 T’- 0 cessful performances. est gate in the history of warfare come leads to the impression that tagged In attempted steal. Hutchin- 8-5 at Windsor Locks yesterday xFraher, cf ...... l 0 0 1 a“0 The Browns have taken two out among the smaller men of the ring Bristol’s heavy slugging barrage son fanned. No runs, one hit. of three from the Red Sox, duplicat- will be taken in at the Long Island afternoon. This victory marked brought the downfall of Manchester Third Inning 32 0 8 27 11 6 injg: that performance against the bowl Monday night when Jimmy Windsor’s ninth win in ten starts OLD-TIMERS CARRY BIG bu; such was far from the case. The Sylvester doubled to left. Palau Bristol ...... 231 220 010^11 Afliletlcs, and opened a third series damage had already been lone be- McLamin defends his welterweight tbis«ea8on and the Mechanics fourth duplicated the feaL scoring Sylves xBatted for G. '*a.y In 7th- yesterday with a smashing 6-2 title against Barney Ross.^ fore the men of Monahan unleashed loss in nine attempts to date. ter. DiGiovanni filed out to right, Runs batter in: Sylvester 3, Vo- triumph over Washington. Bo high has been the enthusiasm their seige guns on Robert “Bam” Palau making third on the throw darski 3, Sonstroem, Palau, CJ^e, Tied For Third among the fans that a sell-out of Draghi, Wlndso'-'s ace hurler, THREAT IN AUTO EVENT Smith and sent him to his second in. Utke bunted a fly to J. May as Ryan, Maro; two base hits, Syli^s- 'The triumph climaxed the Browns the Madison Squire Garden bowl, egain pitched an elegant 6-bit ball, League defeat in five starts. Palau started tot home and the lat- ter, Sonstroem, Utke, Palau, (fote, two days’ climb from seventh place bolding some 70,CKX), was predicted Issuing but one pass and retiring Smith’s lack of control In the ter was doubled up at third- One Vodarski; bits off R. Smith 7 in Into a Jiree way tie with the Sena- freely with tickets scaled to a top seven local stickmen via tl^^ strike early innings, combined with three nm, two bits. 7 2-3, J. May 2 in 11-3, Sonst^m tors and Detroit for third. price of 310 for ringside seats, the out route. Big Bill Keisb took over Veterans Speed for Gold and errors gave Bristol a four-run mar- G. May fanned. Bedurtba hit to 8 in 9; stolen bases, (fobb, Vodatiild, The ’Tigers lost when three of match can draw approximately the hill for the Traders and after gin without connecting for a single Sonstroem, the ball bounced off his Maro, Cote; double plajrs, Utke-to their pitchers failed to halt Phila- 3300.000. aUowing eight rather “scratchy” hit and also brought Jackie May to glove and Utke fumbled in fielding, Vodarski to DiGiovanni, J. May to delphia 15-hit attack and the Athle- Such a sum would stand in the bingles over the Infield waui relieved Windsor Locks High. Glory in 500-Mile G r y the mound to relieve Smith until th^ threw wild to flrsL Bedurtha Hutchinson; left on bases, Bristol 7. tics won an eleven to five decision. record books third only to the first by Tony Quartus in the latter part ab r h DO the fourth, when the latter retianod going to second. J. May groxmded Manchester 7; b..se on bMls, offlti The league leading Yzinkees ran meeting of Benny Leonard and Lew cf the third chapter. John Barberis, rf 2 at Indianapolis Next Wed- to duty. By that time Manchester to short and Bedurtha went to third Smith 4, Sonstroem 1; struck ouL into a 14 to 2 shellacking at the TendJer, both lightweights, in Jer- Logan, 2b ...... 3 bad b ^ thoroughly cowed and It on fielder’s choice. C. Smith struck by R. Smith 4. Sonstroem 11. Time sey City in 1922, and their second Quartos In Form was Just a matter of what the final hands of the Chicago White Sox. Quartus was In brilliant form on Pborylo, 3b ...... 4 ouL No runs, one hit. 1 hour 88 minutes. Umpire O'Leary. Ted Lyons pitched six hit ball to match here in 1923. The first drew Joe Barberie, ss . .8 nesday; Many are in the score would be. ' ...... >< ve the Yankees their sixth defeat 3367.000, the second—the greatest the mound yesterday afternoon and Mlcha, cf ...... 3 Sonstroeui Tames Locals Fourth Inning chucked a that had the delega- seven jgamar in the west. The de- gate ever gathered below the light- Maglioria, lb ... .8 “Wally” SoDstroem was on the Smith returned to the motmd for gfeat was less costly that the others, heavyweight dlvision-^52,648. tion from up north all baffled, allow- Ferrara, If ...... 8 ‘Hearing 40's.” slab for Bristol and limited the lo - Manchester. Cote drove a Uner into however, as the Red Sox halted NMther of the two major hs&vy- ing no hits and only one pass in the Pesce, c ...... 2 eals to eight scattered hits In a left for a double. Ryan filed Slit to Cleveland 7-6. weight fightq of last season, two and one third Inning shut out Dragiil, p ...... 8 sui>erb dl^lay of effective hurting. third. Vodarski lifted a dooUs Local Sport, that be tossed. along the left field foul lino, soiling Leaders Are Beaten Baer’s knockout of Max Schmeling Indianapolis, May 24.— (AP)—If Be chalked up eleven strike outs Pittsburgh and Chicago, the Na- and Piimo Camera's defeat of Jack Manchester Trade resumed Its and Issued but one walk. In only (fote. Sonstroem grounded to third 28 8 8 21 6 8 automobile racing Is strictly a and Vodarski was caught between ticnal league’s leading ^ ir , suffered Sharkey for the heavyweight title, ht>avy artillery cannoning in the per- Mnachester Trade. one instance did Manrfiiester get a Chatter set-backs. Fred Prankhouse limited drew over 3200,000. sons of Captain Eddie Raguskus, young man’s game, there are a lot runner beyond second and that was the bags when Hutchinson threw to ab r h PO a e G. May, who then tossed to C. Smith the Pirates to five safeties while The stars of the show, Ross and whose timely triple in the fourth of old bc^rs in it who have been on the lone fielding error charged Orlowski, cf . ... .4 0 0 2 0 0 to get the runner. Sonstroem waa Boston battered Heinie Miene and McLamin, returned to the final registered Lashinske with the first Lashinske, c . to Bristol. For the firs: time t'nin Wen, the old "hoodoo” has come ....3 1 1 2 0 0 fooling themselves—and the race- safe at firsL then went to second on Waite Hoyt in the late Innings for stages of training grinds today counter, and Bill Keisb’s pair of Raguskus. lb season Manchester did not as much and gone—and is there “w ail^ ...3 1 1 8 0 0 going public—^fer a good many play at third. Maro grounded to C. a six to one triumph. The fourth after visiting the New York com- doubles in the latter part of the &n- Keish, p .... as threaten to score, mainly it and Hashing of teeth?” / ....3 2 2 0 2 0 years. Smith, who hobbled and both run- place Giants took care of the Cubs, mission for the stamp of approval coimter which threatened to give the Jarvis, tf .... seemed, because their opponent was ...3 1 1 1 0 0 Some of the speed demons here ners were safe. Sylvester singled 5-2, giving Guy Bush his first defeat on their (xmdition yesterday. Windsprites a real nm for their coin. Quartus, rf . ...3 0 0 0 1 0 Bristol. - After watching the game yester- preparing for the 600-mlle race tp over second, Sonatre^m scored and day afternoon we are of the opinion after seven pitching victories. Erron Bring Scores Phelps, 2b .. ., .3 0 0 2 3 0 Bristol played heads-up baseball \\} be run May 80 have passed the 40- Maro went to third. Sylvester went that the greatest sight of the after- The Brooklyn Dodgers came to Smith, ss ...... 2 0 I 2 4 ' 0 all the way, caking advantage of Without a single miscue in the en- year mark and have no Intention to second on throw in. Palau fouled noon waa the wrecking of a fresh- the aid of their New York enemies METHODISTS NOSE OUT tire stretch, Manchester’s fleldlpg (fooney, 3b .. ...1 0 0 1 0 0 every break of the game. It is in- i j by slapping a 5-3 defeat on the third of hanging up their goggles.' out to Hutchinson. Two runs, three man’s bicycle . . . the front wheel * ^ was left unmarred and provided an Cook, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 teresting to note that the ^sttora hits. place Cardinals reducing the St. PhU (R ed) Shafer o f Dm Moines, tallied five times on fie’ders’ choices was removed and'the rest of fh* A-1 performance for the ftw Wind- la.^ who has )>een racing 42 years, (fomber walked. Rautenberg hit Louto margin to a half game. GREEN NINE 10 TO 8 fn close plays at the plate. “bike” thrown in the bushes. Was sor’s three errors in the sixth were 26 5 6 18 10 0 into double play, Utke to Vodarski Harvey Hendricl.’s timely hitting is -.42, according to speedway rec- Turn Double Plays the fresMe’s phase red? costly and almost brought disaster Manchester Tnule .. !060 3^2 to DiGiovanni. B. Smith fanned. enabled the Phillies to defeat the ords. Chester Gardner of Long iWo fielding gems featured the The Methodist Young Men’s club when the local Trademen staged an Windsor Locks Hig^ 104 800 •—8 Beach, C^alif.,- who finished fourth No runs, no hits. last place Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2. contesL if su^ it could be called, It w u evident from the first man v'oi. their second victory of the sea- outburst that would have meant the Two base hits, Keisb 2, Mlcha. up, that the loyal supporters were h.^rc a 3^ r ago, also is 42. Zeke each team executing a double play. Fifth liming soi. by defeating the Mannhesi’^r baU game had it been allowed to Three base hits, Raguskus. NCXT with the home team. After Meyers of Philadelphia, an «nwnei Manchester’s came in the third DiGiovanni grounded to second, O. Green team through errauc play materialize. As it was the home Stolen bses, Windsor Locks 2, Hutchinson hobbled two in a row contender on the brick saucer, is when Jackie May made a bare- May fumbled the ball and runner and numberless erroim 10-3. Al- team tightened up and only two runs Mnehester 2. in his 40’s. he got plenty of red raspberries. . . Double plays: Smith to Phelps. hand catch of Utke’s bunted fly and was safe. Utke sent a double to cen- though the Young Me^s club won resulted for a total of five for the Have Seen Speed Doubled Bob Smith got himself into a hole Left on bases: Windsor Lodes 6, caught Palau off third. Bristol's ter, DiGiovanni going to third. Cfote they were guilty of sei^n mlsplays Silk City nine. Leon Duray, of' Los Angeles, vriio deep enough to bury any team for Manchester 2. came In the fourth when Rauten- grounded to short and was thrown ana the Green six. Frank Hewitt The Traders coasted along without threatens to make a comeback In the afternoon, in the flrsL Only two Base on balls off Keish 4, Quar- berg grounded to ahorL Utke out at first as DiGiovanni scored StAi'JDINGS he’d the Opposing taam to five a tally until the first of the fourth the racing game after a year of re- runs crossed, but the heart vlas bingles. -On the first inning Jie tus 1, Draghi 1. throwing to Vodarski to get and Utke went to third. Ryan filed YEST1»DAYT8 BESULTS when T.»ahin«iri singled and Ragus- tiremenL will be 40 his next birth- out to lefL Utke scoring on the gone when those crossed. It was victors scored one run on a life, a Hit by pitcher, Cook by Draghi. (fomber at second, the latter then not until the latter stages of the kus, Manchester’s biggest bombar- day He bolds b o f the 2 ^ and 10- throw in. Vodarski grounded ouL sacrifice hit and an error. In the Struck out by Draghi 7, Keish 1, tossing to first to catch Rauten- game that the red-legged young- Northeastern League dier of the day, poled out his first mile records for the local course. Two nms. one hiL second a single by Judd, a life by Quartus 1. berg. sters found themselves. Just over- Lowell 11, Springfield 1. hit that wen for three bases, scoring Umpire, Molyn. The old boys of the roaring road, Two walks and a wild pitch by Cobb singled over second, then Wogman, McKay’s single, Hewitt’s Lashinski. who have seen top speed for racers awed—that’s an. New Bedford 3, Hartford 1. double and three errors paved the Bob Smith set the stage for Bris- stole second. Hutchinson struck ouL Waltham 6, Manchester 3. Keiah Hits Double ^ actually doubled In their racing tol’s first two runs in the first, both as did G. May. Bedurtha filed out to way for three tadlles. lifetimas, may not be so reckless as The msu.hine-like operation of Nattonal League "The Green scored in the second Then Kelsh, with third base popu- scored on a fielder’s choice. Three third. No runs, one hit. “Wally” Sonstroem was nice to New York 6, Chicago 2. lated, clouted out his first of a pair WEST SIDES TO HOLD the youngsters but tbsy art threats errors filled the bases In the second on two lifes, a single and an error as long as their cars b^d together. Sixth Inning watch. ”W al^’ failed to get ruffled Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 3. and again in the third on two sin- cf braces during the affair. Ip bring and two more runs crossed the Sonstroem fanned. Maro hit and ymrked on his batters like tha Boston 6, Pittsburgh 1. home Raguskus. Jarvis 1^ a very Bhafer and Diiray have been rac- plate on another fielder’s choice gle.. and a life. Spillane gave way PRACTICE TOMORROW ing in the IndlanapoUs speedway through third. Sylvester faimed. veterans that he la He has been in Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 2. tc Fiedler in the first of the fifth fast groimder to Logan who hobbled after which Bristol’s first hit of the Maro stole second. Pedau grounded too many close spots for a little Amertoan League the bsdl and Jarvis was safe enough classic since 1922. Neither has ever game aecoimted for the fifth run. and was greeted with six singles, a won, but each has taker away his ouL No runs, one hlL thing like a baseteU gams to get Chicago 14, New York 2. life and an error to score six runs. at first Kelsh in the meantime came Bob Smith was obviously rattled J. May, C. Smith and Comber under his skin. He had plenty of Tomorrow night at the West Side share of the 3100,000 annual purse Philadelphia-11, Detroit 5. The Green rallied in the fourth to around from second and crossed the and was shifted to first when re- grounded out in order to the infield. stuff, fanned eleven and walked on^ Boston 7, Cleveland 5. pan for the third tally. divided among the first 10 finishers. lieved by May. The latter waa score three runs and also another In Playgrounds the West Sides will Shaw In Frost Bow No nms, no hits. one man. St. Louis 6, Washington 2. the sixth. The locals were bushed in the have their first work out in prepara- reached for two hits, both doubles, Seventh inning Fred Frame, another Californian and one run before Smith came Joe Lovett made a spectaciilar fifth by Draghi’s brilliant control but DiGiovanni grounded out to short, 'Hfouckie” Smith played in tourd tion for the coming baseball season. Who won the big race two years back to pitch in the fourth. The THE STANDINGS catch of a foul ball off third base 'n the sixth, after the smoke had Utke filed out to left and Cfote filed luck all afternoon. H m M. H.' S. Manager Fritz Wilkinson has lost no ago, has a grown son. Ralph Hep- switch in hurlers made little dif- in the fourth. Judd starred with the Cleared, Manchester rang up two out to third. No runs, no hits. mite slapped the first bafi pitched to N F?k¥ " ' 'T .I ,,^»‘i'Jrvj . RDVERTISE ^^'^ “" S LOST AND POUND FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 APARTMENTS— FLATS— APARTMENTS— FLATS— through their run-way and Lucy, you know it. You sent her to her LOST — AUTOMOBILE marker, ANNUAL FLOWERING plxnta, 3 TENEMENTS 63 TENEMENTS » 63 SDoiilng, spitting and deflant, was death!” Dealer XE-162. Return to Herald do* for 25c, vegetable plants, such prodded with prongs until she enter- RUBINOW DOINl ROZE FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement "Nobody's blaming you,’’ Con hic- olflce or call 5313. as tomatoes, peppers, and cabbage, ed the massive cage. coughed. ment, modem improvements, 59 all Improvements, and garage. In- DONNA 8 do*, for 25c. Hardy perennials Perhaps at that moment Con had School street. Inquire Luigi Pola, quire 591 Center street Phone 6861. “And you’re through,” Renfroe WON BY MRS. J. BROWN and rock garden plants 50c per a premonition of what was to hap- added. “Whether she Uves or dies, AUTOMOBILES 55 School street. Telephone 4632. pen. Perhaps be felt a twinge of do*., potted plants 10c each. Gera- IF YOU WANT A good quiet 5 you’re through.” conscience or a spark of tenderness FOR SALE niums 10c each. Baskets for ceme- FOR RENT—FIVa; ROOM flat also loom sunny home for small family, Con’s Ups were distorted in a From the display of Bon Ton toward the girl who stood beside teries for Memorial Day at reason- six rctom tenement with all Im- with electricity, gas, hath, cement grimace that was Intended to be a corset fashions at Rublnow's i^-f him. He leaned toward her and FOR SALE—^TRAILER. Inquire at _ a b l e p r i c e s . 12 large flowering provements. Inquire at 147 East cellar and garden, at a reasonable smUe. “Thanks,” he said. “ So jrou’d evening one comes to the happy 127 Spruce street, or telephone shrubs for |1.00. McConvlUe’s vthlspered, “If you’re afraid, Honey, Center street price, call 7505. 91 So. Main S t fcn B eul ah PoY7^IteR/ kick a man when he’s down. But conclusion that Bon Ton has er^^ 6313. Greenhouse and Nursery, 21 Winde* we’ll call the whole thing off.’’ with my best animal dead and my ed garment for everj age mere street, Manchester. Telephone TO RENT— 4 ROOM FLAT, all re- FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- ^ 9 m* SBDfKX.tMO Madeline raised her shadowed wife—” • ure. ^ FOR SALE—1926 4 Door Nash 6947. flnlshed. Inquire 180 Center street ment, newly redecorated at 230 eyes to his, a bitter smile twisting “Your best animal!” snpaped Ren The various garments were m ^ Sedan. Call at 36 Village street, 2nd floor. Oak street. Phone 3567. her lovely, rouged Ups. ‘T’U go out eled by Mrs. Elv .a Gerace, Boa after 6 p. m. BEGIN HEBE TODAY free. ‘T wish Td shot thp damned TUMATO PLANTS, strong, hardy DONNA GABBDEL and MADE- m a blaze of glory,’’ she said. She beast myself! To think that you can Ton’s premier modeL while transplanted, 18 plants in a box for BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOM rents, mod- FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM heated was thinking that this was to be LINE SIDDAlL who caD themselves mention that cat In the same breath Sadie B. Klee, stylist from the New em, 2nd and 3rd floor, 3 Walnut apartment. Inquire Mrs. A. H. Kee- 25c. Stone, Earliana, Bonny B »t, “The Gabriel Sisters" are drens per- her fareweU appearance with the with your dying wife!” York Bon Ton Studio explained the FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 Champion, Oxhcart. Also sweet street near Cheney mills, 812-818. ney, 88 Church street. formers. When Donna Is injured by circus. As soon as the act was over “Please gentlemen—” the doctor features of each style. pepper, cabbage and asters plants. Inquire on premises. Tailor Shop. she would tell Con that she was STURDY TRANSPLANTED plants. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- a fall from tbe trapeze Madeline protested. WhUc Bon Ton has gone forward Anderson’s Greenhouse, 168' El- “lumping" the show, that she was and created the ideal garment for Totoato, pepper, cauliflower, 16c. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- ment, all improvements, garage It arranges for her to be taken to Both men stopped talking. There dridge street. Phone 8686. through with him and with Ren- the modem snug fitting clothee, the dos. Cabbage 10c. Special price for m ent with garage, 820. Call Arthur desired. Telephone 5230 or 4545. GBANDFATHEB SIDDAL’S farm was a moment’s sUence and then froe’s circus forever. white lace-up-thc-back model of larger quantities. 604 Parker St. FOR SALE—'VEGETABLE plants, A. Knofla, telephone 5440 or 4350. to recuperate. Tt please her partner tbe faintest murmuring came from FOR RENT—FO'UR room flat in Donna pretends to be Madeline. She The door of the cage was opened the couch. “ Con,” MadeUne said several years back is stIU in «vl- tomatoes, pepper, cabbage, egg then and, a n n ^ only with a whip, denci for those who stIU prefer It. plants etc. Annual bedding plants, FOR RENT—FURNISHED apart- good condition. 42 Blaple street is ashamed of this deception but softly, “Con—” ment, rooms and private bath, Madeline sUd through the aperture. Several of Rublnow's attractive asters, *innlas, salvia, snapdragons, 2 rear. Telephone 6517. keeps it op, even when BILL SID- He knelt beside her and her fum- gas range, garage if desired. 109 Spectators held their breath. The summer suits and dresses w en marigold, geraniums, Martha IIAL, MadeUne’e cousin, asks her to bling fingers stroked his cheek. Manchester Foster street Gmbe. marry him. big tent tiiat hod been hushed be- ^ Kiss me. Con,” the girl whispered. modeled to give those attending an Washington geraniums, petunias, BUSINESS LOCATIONS fore seemed utterly still and silent. Idea of how flawless Is the fit (rf the Evening Herald oolens etc., also pansies, perennials, Meanwhile Madeline marries CON "I love you so much. If you don’t FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and FOR RENT 64 There were men on guard outside forgive me I— ” Bon Ton under the most bias o f the and rock garden plants. Krsuss four room furnished or unfurnished DAVID, animal trainer with the cir- bias cut skirts. ens, aad takes part in the imimai armed with revolvers but few of the He kissed, the pain-drawn mouth, CLASSIFIED Greenhouse, 621 Hartford Road. apartments. Manchester Construc- FOR RENT—STORE —OFFICE— In addition to the various gar- act. v/atebers knew that Lucy stood in pressing his own against it in an Phone 8962. tion Co. Tel. 4181 or 4359. one, two and three room apart- ments modeled. Miss Klee gave in- ADVERTISEMENTS Donna and Bill are married. MBS. the center of the cage, her yeUow agony of contrition. Only when her ments. See Jensen, Johnson Block. eyes meeting Madeline's, as tbe formation on several corrective O etu t six sT eras* words te s ttasb VEGETABLE PLANTS—Tomatoes, FOR RENT—7 ROOM tenement, st PLANTEB, housekeeper discharged Ups grew cold and her tortured Zaitlsls, Boabors sad sbbrerlstleBS Phone 6070 or 4040. graceful feline body crouched low. gaiments that are inexpensively lettuce, cabbage etc. Annual bed- 4 Cook street, Manchester Green, by Donna, Is her enemy. breathing ceased did he draw back. made by Bon Ton. eseb eoBBt as a Nrord and eempe«ad ding plants. Marigold, *innlas, as- Step oy step, the girl advanced, words as two words ICialnan eost Is with Improvements. Tel. 8390. TO RENT—OFFICES at 865 M« Toon^rflle Folks •s.. Fontoine Fon OUR MAROJQIO HOU^ i I I II 1| - IF.N SE NONSEN^. Apg WbRTtg%. CURE POftiNsOMNI/^ * r! TN llttlt eUM Xm The One T M Ha had pamatad la oalOhg on me an Smkrt 1^ Take Patent Medidne* his SWaethAart evefi afWr she TO S/»y,DOC,'rAlMT And Too Poor To ;Slre A Nerve warned I him about he? father's on- N'TO THRCW -THKT S M ga position to frtandi. Hiia ^ Spedallat. boy ticular evening they had been plan- IN gW C T O R " ning an elopement — but suddenly dtti-~ijtot nigrht I GOOD INTEN'nONS CAN WIND AN ALARM CLOCK BUT IT g U T T H E c a r e f u l l y PLA N N ED 6 eT-A\0AY TAKES WELL POWER TO GET MOVES U K E CLCXIKWORK, THE GANGSTERS OUT OF BED ON A COLD MORN- Not every new bride is alarmed FROM CAR TO TRU A-SUMMOWS POR M E ? S AY,I DONT SfiB WHY I HAVE T& H/WE MOWSY I B ET IF I WAS •WJCCtSO OUTTA ME ON ACCOUNT OF ON THE CnV COUNCIL/ FBECKLEB^.IT W N T MY FAULT THEYD FIND ANOTHER THAT HE WAS VM9RKINC FOR ME V E ST TO HANG TfoOR V/HBH HIS M M SH ESS FINALLY Bad^ e "on! 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BVBN BY i^e.1 THATB RBAL DOUQH. »».T m m«»»(daan>ica.wc * aiau • mt on GAS BUGGIES Worse Than the Child By Frank Be* ’' • TH A TS NO m Y u s e C O M M O N S F N S e . / h *M YOUNQ TO TA L K T O E N C O U R A G E A CHILD IP , njsinsK TH E OL' HOT-HEAD LA O V. W h a t d o C H IL D ... Y O U'LL OHg 3i m / S A N iNIN T TERewS R e m r WILL SQUAWK MI6 HEAD YO U M E A N B Y n $ C O U R A fii HER ^ A I^ T H I N G . . TH A T'D PUTTING T A K IN 6 M V EEST PROM TRYIN G TO 7 y g p w TH E.Y. l e a r n . ^ iA C T IN THB OFF, IF HE HAS TA • TA TIO N A R Y TO L E A R N TO JUA4PA . iO N TH E M n<^Y IT ! • C IIIM L.E O N ? W R ITE GivtW TH E M A N eiMAii.. H ~*/ORlTY 'a i-g m\ v/ :*>v ’ ,.-v -. . - . j .'"x K- -X .y . -y i 5LT...I r -* .-;!? t n * \ ' 5:?: V- i':f ,a Tsaohers and offleiars of Xmanuel ohuroh school wtti most tomormr evening at 7 o’d o ^ ScvOntl &• Vi" PINEHURST pogrtaat matters be. dioousset T b » Luther League of the Eman- and It Is hoped every teaehcg an( DIAL 4151 Officer will be present Meddlesome uti Lutheran' chui^ will be guests 3-Act C om f^ 'Xut«r of the Eaat Hampton League to- Sea Foods ' 8aoc« night Members planning to make the trip are requested to meet at the ADVERTT8E11ENT—^ S t Mary’s PaiiiiL^^R Whole Haddock, Cod I A. church at 6:45 o’clock, When trans- Certified seed potatbes I1.S0 bush- Bteak or Ood to Boil, FUet of ^rtation wlU be fumlahed. The Friday E y eiiw Haddock. el. FertUicer 82.00 per hag. Poul- Emanuel choir will present the pro- tryz wlrt, 85.50 roU. W. Harry AuiploM O n age D m nwfle CiBh Mackerel, lb. 11c gram at Bast Hampton. England. Phone 3451. •a d '^Toong P ^ p k fs F e llo w il^. Weif king S to 8 pounds. Home Made Candy Sidi. Clams la the fiUieU. Opened Clame, pint 85c. Admission 2S. cmita I'a*. > ... Fresh Salmon. On Safo In The ’ ; ‘ * The Manchester Public Maricet SeR-Sarye Gvoeery Fresh Shad isa^ Friday From *3> To 6 R. M. Bucks, lb. 11c ' M rs. • ' S; Oonneotlcnt Blver. W headquarters FOR Annie L. Blanchard Kellog^g Boe Shad will be 18o lb. FRESH CAUGHT Has Now Takm Over the Busi- . .'J. ness of The Nu-Bone Corset AH thoseJn fsvor of lead^ A gsgr;8|fe tbUi wmV Boston Bluefish, 2 lbs. 25c. Co. in Maneheeter and Vicinity. mer, hurry! down acd see our i|ew‘ hatiib^- toggi; Filet of Sole, lb. 35c. Connecticut Phone 5879 For you fiever saw such a gala asaortEMnt. <^fslc Fresh Butterflsn, lb. 21c. swim * s (^ for active swimmers!.; and plen^' qf those thit ^ a Wt more gay. AmuHttg sweaters, Fresh Scallops River. smart shorts, tiiany, many slacks. Priced tl^lftily,. pint 34c tool PINEHURST MEAT DEPT. PHERC 7® Bonele^, Lean SHAD A delicious breakfast feed on Daisy Hams, lb. 29c hot summer days. Biegalar^alae package. Oroond Beef, 19c and 25c. ^necticut River Buck Shad, 2 to 3 lbs. each ... .10c lb. Bound Steak Ground, lb. 85c. ^nnecticnt River Roe Shad, 4 to 5 lbs. each...... 15c lb. Fresh Halibut Steak — Fresh Cod to Fry, or to Bake Assorted Outs (2 to 2i/i lbs.) Fresh ^ d e Filet of Sole — Fresh Caught Butterfisti Stewing Lamb . . . 39c Fresh Caught, Large, Fresh Mackerel...... 9c lb. Fresh Filet of Haddock...... 20c Ib. Jella Strawberries This cute nautical slip- Fresh Chowder Clams...... 2 qts. 25c on is only 81.98. Terry Shipped by overnight truck.from slacks, 81.00. Mftry lands Do pick one of those AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT smart all-wool suits by Full quart 19c Home ^ d e Potato Salad...... I5c Ib., 2 lbs. 25c Jantzen or Forest Mills. Home Made Vegetable Salad...... |b Priced 82.98 to 85.98. A tasty, easy to prepare dae* Green Beans, 2 qts. 19c. sert on summer days. Limit 4 to Home Baked Beans...... ;i5c qt a customer. - Cucumbers, 5c; Spinach, New Beets and Oarrote, Celery, Let- Bulk...... lbs. 25c tuce and Tomatoes. Land OXakes Butter ...... lbs. 59c Save Your Battery 19c First Prize ' Royal Scarlet Family F lour...... 24«/2-lb> sack 98c Generators should charge Soda Extract PINEHURST DELICATESSEN ess in warm weather as over- AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT A smart broadclorh Potato Salad, lb. 20c charging shortens the life of shirt, 11.98. Terry Extra Special! Finest Native Potatoes from Louis he battery. We will adjust shorts, 81.19. Cole Slaw, lb. 15c Grant, B u c ^ d ...... is-lb. peck 29c your generator to the proper F l a v o r: / (Cabbage Salad). Fancy Fresh Green String Beans...... 2 qts. 19c charging rate free of charge. Fresh Cut Native Asparagus...... 10c and 15c bunch We’re Celebrating The Opening Baked Ham - Llvenvurst. Nice Solid Ripe Tomatoes...... 2 lbs. 29c NORTON Of Our Bathing Section With A 2 for 25a Pinehrurst Closes At 6:00 Thurs- I days. DIAL 5111 ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. J(ist A Reminder— Hilliard S t Phone 4060 Bathing Fashion Show Don’t forget to buy your Sat- urday food specials Friday after- For Women—Misses—Children noon at 3 o’clock. Plraty ot week-end values! See advertise ments posted around the dejpnrt- Friday at 3 P. M. ments. # Bathli^ suits for active swimmers and those who like to lounge on the beach. Amusing shorts, sweaters, slacks, robes for sun worshippers! % PARADE Worn by prominent Manchesterltes. BrelWHALECe of Trouble'Free «MAN(>C3TER£0NN^ You Can Enjoy HALE’S Bathing Accessories—Second Floor. Care-Free Drivers* •* ‘*N # The Luxury of a W'' over the holiday Deep Nap FRIGID AIRE Have Those W hite Sport Dresses FARIBO A nd W hite Flannels T R A D E I N Exclusive Agents BLANKET KEMP’S, Inc. CLEANED yo u r troubles before yo u go for Decoration Day Registered Frigidaire We will clean and press them and make Don’t let bad tires spoil your good time. Service Dept. Maintained them look as fine as new. Travel in safety and comfort on new Dougan Dye Works > U 5. Royals erf —^ e 'Tem pered R u bber Phone 7155 tires that give you thousands of extra miks of wear, at no extra cost BDY i Planning To N, LOOK AT THAT NOW—save }K>ur8df later trouble and FOOD SPACE ! " Build This expwwe— get set for a whole summer ' Spring ? Join H a le ^ 1934 of carb-free driving, Or Perhaps You Have Some Remodeling and Repairing To Be Done—See LL.G. Hdienthal 84 Bo«MV«lt street Maneheeter TeL 8269 or 8818 U. S. TIRES o f Beal Estate Appraisals, Down TEMPERED RUBBER The warmth, ot'% Iterfeo AU-Woal can Da^^’aUrs We Have YES SIR' IHAT'S ONE If y o v ^ ta k s------, A Choice Assortment Of BlankSt a ^ b NOW Take Advantage Of The Of THE REASONS WHY. , blanks are aiway* and generota in Bedding Plants colors,; sun-feat and For Come In and see otir Trade-In Allowances dlqslay. Ifeny Decoration Day Purposes * . terns, sooM hand-woven; Which We Are Making strong. hsHy plants that wlU eXftS Uo T k i tranapfauit weD y id live aO anm- Bibr. The extra food space, aldoei is a't% eneui^ feature to 4Modd9::'v'a-,.i On Your Old Tires Special—Pots, Pans and malm you ^u dastic shout tbs 8 o ^ Series BlUKets of Varioas Plants *341 But think of the other coavecdeaces! Automate'foe Pine T rees. IM^e Up Order. , tiay release ... kntomaySdefiosti^:.. theuewriM*. .X aht ServasheR. The Slkfem uriftv Baafar- SheUnad^.^.A’^ Ofridand FOredsin inside andout; interior Ii(jdidni; e x tfa ro ^ leetahid iP tafl bottles; and grtrema ewmgwiy »if • “ RndsiM w Center Ahto OioiM^oiiso Gome fo-aiM se6-'h«F;ea«riMp?ifoi& . oum a Super Serimi?FHgWako'’»4.; - 't- ' 'VIeese 135 Contor Stroet 1' ^ Bamil Stow jOb Hill ,v i'- f. Yi -< 1-