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CATFISH GROWS IN REPORT ON S-4 COAST BEAN PATCH. West Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 22.— Farmer Jake Gray swears STARTS STORM to this fish story from the Everglades. He was plowing his bean patch, he says, when he turned OF PROTESTS up a live catfish. If true, there is no telling what might have happened if the fish had remained in the Multi-Millionaire Oil M apaU Congressmen, Admirals and soil and become crossed with a snap bean. The glades might With H. Mason Day and have reproduced a stew that Treasury Officials Indig­ would be the envy of the now infamous army “ slumgullion.’ Celebrates The Day William J. Bnms Heat nant Over Results of Conrt’s Verdict on Con­ Alexandria, Va Feb, 22— Liter- Washington aboard today of spending nine months In bottom v/ith her full crew following of the Father of tfie Country, bring­ the-Mayflower. Jail because of his “ contempt” for Told By Passengers of Because of her recent illness it a collision with the Coast Guard ing to Alexandria,,the most distin­ the Judicial processes of Washing­ Destroyer 1 auiding on Decembe ' guished gathering'it has entertain­ was thought advisable that Mrs. .17. ■ I Steamer When They Ar­ ed in some years. Coolidge not risk the trip. ton. Although the formal report: The homes and streets of Alex­ Governor and Mrs. Byrd, aided Already under sentence of three! places technical responsibility | andria were well known to Wash­ by officers of the Washington Birth­ months for contempt of the Senate rive in New York. day Association, will act as hosts equally upon the submarine com -! ington and everywhere today places in refusing to answer questions in riander and Lieutenant Coniman-' of historic interest revolving around at the reception. Invitations have der John C. Eaylis. commander of I his activities were focal j>ointu for gone out to 1,200 including all of the oil investigation, Sinclair had the Pauling, supplementary com- New York. Feb. 22.— A tale of the crowds. Just- 129 years ago, Congress and the State Legislature. six months more tacked on today . inents by ranhing naval autlioritie.? for hiring Burns detectives to sha­ place virtually entire blame upon e.\traordinary heroism, of the res­ Lieutenant Commander R. 1' cue of a woman from mountainous dow the jurors "during the progress of his trial for conspiracy in the Jones, who went down with h shark-infested seas, while 450 pas­ HARTFORD BURGLAR M E . PAPER CALLS leasing of Teapot Dome from ex- craft. sengers watched, was told with the Congressional circles express .n- Secretary of the Interior Albert B, arrival here today of the Anchor j dignation at the tendency of the Back over his old familiar route from St. Louis to Chicasro by way of Springfield and Peoria Fall. liner California from Bermuda. PARLEY A FIASCO Another Trial ' report to pass resp' ribility from flew Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh Monday and yesterday, carrying the largest load of air mail MUCH WANTED MAN tlic navy as a whole to the dead The battle to save the woman, And that is not all. Oh April 2,- commander of the ill-fated craft. .Mrs. Luther Z. Rosser, wife of an ever dispatched from a flying field. This NEA telephoto picture shows Lindbergh in his plane Sinclair will go qn trial again, be­ To Reconvene Atlanta, Ga., supreme court judge, just before the take-off. Assistant Postmaster General Irving S. Glover is shown handing up fore a jury here, charged with con­ spiracy. He was to have been tried Dissatisfaction on the part uf lasted 45 minutes, the latter part the first sack of mail to “Lindy”, who is in the cockpit. Five other planes took part in the & ys y . .S., Won All Points at of being fought in semi-darkness with Police Think Wounded Thief again Jan. 16, but the illness of his naval authorities with cliarges 1 commemorative flight, each carrying part of the 125,000 letters. - co-defendant. Fall, moved the court incompetency and inefficiency on ' the ship’s spotlight p'.aying on the LaSn Conference; Others to grant a postponement. However, the part of Rear Admiral Frank -N. Sv.ene. Escaped Maine JaQ and the court announced that if Fall Brumby, director of rescue i pera- The rescue took place in Grassy is still unable to appear in April tions, has resulted in the return of bay. three miles off Hamilton, Ber­ Hundreds Killed^ Wounded Returned Empty-Ifanded. the trial of the oil magnata will the board's report by Secretary Wil­ muda. Mrs. Rosser was left in a POUCE CLOSE Killed PoGceman. bur with instructions to reconvene proceed anyhow. hospital there for treatment. Convicted with Sinclair la the “ for the purpose ot setting forth Hurled Into Sea with completeness” the reasons In Tax Riots In Ukrania Mexico city, Feb. 22.— ^The news­ latest contempt citation were H.. Mrs. Rosser was hurled into the ON HEE|S OF Hartford, Conn., Feb. 22.— In the Mason Day, an official of one of his upon which its opinions and rec­ sea by a giant comber. R. C. Hig- paper Excelsior, commenting today ommendations were based. person of George F. Bersig, who companies, vho was sentenced' to •r'.ns cruise conductor of the vessel upon the Pan-American conference four months; William J. Bums,; Congressional inquiry into ihe in Poltava Gubernia, where ar­ was shot by a policeman' on Mon­ tore oft his coat and shoes and Bucharest, Feb. 22— Hundreds.^ at Havana, declared it was “ a fias­ widely known detective, given flf- v.hole question of submarin econ- dived in after her. Judge Rosser ran tillery surrounded and destroyed TORCH SLAYER day while trying to es.ap-. possible struction and operation received havq been killed and wounded and co” for all the participating nations teen days, and W. Shean Burns, to the rail to follow Higgins but the rebellious village of Novoianjer, arrest, local police believe they was fined tremendous impetus from the thousands have been arrested dur-^ hundreds were reported killed. except the United States. the latter’s son, who board’s citation of Admiral Brum­ was prevented. have a much-wanted criminal. Ber­ $1,000. Meanwhile Higgins was swim­ ing a serious peasant revolt in the At Nejln, 26 peasants were exe­ “ The United States emerged tri­ by, whose record of a quarter cen­ cuted. They were charged with the sig is suspected, police say, of being Bonds Posted ming strongly tovrarjfls Mrs. Rosser. Ukraine, reports' from Kishinev Woman Burned to Death umphant,” said the newspaper. Bonda-w«r«.-po6ted- today, pre- tury of active service was without murders of more .tdan 100 tax copa- Stephen H. Hoppe, who escaped His flght had gained the attention stated today. mitting the men freedom pending blemish. As commander of control miBsars.' ■ trom»" the Maine state prison In "The United States delegates return force, in charge of all submarine of the California, an Yored half a The revolt flared as a resuU of home laden with privileges while the outcome of the appeal they will mile away, and its rails were Ujaed oppressive-'tax measures. staled that there • have 1925 while servinr tWhe as » bur­ operations in the Atlantic, he is moTe than 1,000 arrests dur­ glar. Bersig Is also susi>ected of be- the Latin Americans are empty take from Justice Frederic L. Sid- now in Panama, with the seduting J?y hundreds of passenger ig^vefament, the report saia^'eS^tf-^' handed.’* dons’ decision. Sinclair’s appeal Higgins overtook Mrs. Rosser., A ially the practice of confiscating ing the week at Kiev, Odessa, and lUfi the man who late in 1925, shot fleet. He may be caTl^'baclc before OGO From Bank and Plan and killed Patrolman Alfred M. Excelsior praised the diplomatic from the three months Senate sen­ the board. line was thrown to him- Slowly grain as payment for back taxes. Kharkov. skill of Charles Evans Hughes, add­ tence also is pending, being before Higgins brought the neaily uncon­ Hollis in Quincy, Mass. Boartl’s Re|M)rt Detective Thomas F. Scully, of ing that he had been aided by re­ the Court of Appeals. “ Rear Admiral Brumby's esti scious woman towards the tender. ned to Meet Man Friend. publics .which declared themselves Sinclair received the latest sen- inony before the c.urt,’’ the re­ Alongside, hands were extended the Hartford Bertillion office, to­ day took Bersig’s fingerprints at St. dncondltionally on the side of the tenefe with the same grim non­ port said, “ showed .hat he had not to lift her to the deck. B.ut the sea YALE TO CONSTRUCT BIRTHDAY MARRED United States. The editorial said in Francis hospital where the man Is chalance that he has displayed at the familiarity with tlie essential was not yet defeated. Another New York, Feb. 2.— Police were conclusion: every other reverse in the unpre­ details of submarine construction, giant wave swept alongside, knock­ under guard, and sent them to offi­ “ So disastrous have,been the re- close on the trail today of the cials in Maine and Massachusetts. cedented litigation growing out of the knowledge of rescue vessels ed the worn ;i from the grasp of suH^s. qf the cohlmrente that Cubans his lease of the naval oil reserve. $7,000,000 LIBRARY BY A D . A. R. TILT “ torch murderer” who burned to Previous to the fl;o,gfirr,5tlntirig Wcaji; and of the actual work being car­ her rescuers and once more carried khouid feej ’ shame It was held In He had nothing to say. ried on by bis subordinates neces­ her away. death Miss Margaret BfQ-Wn, of detectives recelvedf. ..-vlnformatlon.' their city. Our (Mexican) delegates The elder Burns, however, was that led them t believe'Bersig Is sary to direct intelligently the im­ Higgins gave up. Then Captain Fort Lee, N. J., governess in the were among the few that rose to the badly shaken up at the prospect of portant questions of which he was Crosley McQuinn, a great lakes a much-wanted man. heights required by their delicate in ciiarge. ” Park'avenue .home of Mrs. James spending fifteen days in jail. captain of Detroit dived in and To Be 15 Stories High and Quarrel Over Big and Little Police Records mission. “ Before God,” he said, nervously, Although the plans worked out Park Gillespie, society-matron. The According t,j police records a soon won his way to I.Irs. Rosser’s “ I am as innocent as^a child by experts on the scene were both side. It was dark when Mrs. Rosser flaming body of the victim was man who on February 9, 1925, was intelligently and diligently exacted Navy Plans— Other Trou­ born.” finally was carried safety. Capable of Holding 3;000>- found drenched in gasoline near sent from Somerset county, Maine, Pleads for Father •with the greatest possible expedi­ to the Maine prison on two burg­ BERLIN WELCOMES tion, “ yet Rear Admiral Brumby Morristown, N. J. The younger Burns made an inr. bles in Boston. lary counts, one ;.entence being for effectual plea to the court for his failed to contribute that superior 000 Volumes. Mrs. Gillespie supplied the name four to eight years and the other and intelligent guidance, force and STATE ENGINEERS of the man in a blue sedan who for three to six years, escaped from ROYALTY OF AFGHAN tound judgment expected from : x often chatted with Miss Brown “ If there is any mercy to be the prison on June 18, 1925. meted out in this court,” he said to olTicer of his length of service, ex­ New Haven, Conn., Feb. 22.— j Boston, Mass., I'eb. 22.— The while the latter walked in Central At the time of sentence the man perience and posli’.on.’’ Park with the Gillespie qhild. This Justice Siddons, “ I ask it be shown “ The court, therefore, recom­ DISCUSS BRIDGES Several hundred Yale graduates, 196 th anniversary of the birth of was recorded as Stephen H. Hoppe my father.” angle was considered important by and gave his wife’s residence as 641 mends that he be detached from gathered here today for the fif­ George Washingt'n*. today, fo.un'^' authorities as a blue . sedan auto­ Germany’s First Royal Visit­ Day was as nonchalant as his command of- the control force.” the Daughters • of the AmerlKsU Huntington avenue, Boston. A few chief, Sinclair. He declared he had teenth annual observation of . Uni­ mobile was seen near the scene of months . later a Quincy, Mass t'erdict Opposed Experts From Port of New Revolptlon engac-.d In . a little in­ the crime. Its., license number is “ tried to protect Mr. Sinclair’s in- versity Alumni Day, . cheered Pro­ policeman surprised a man robbing 'riiis • ecommendation, however. ternal war over the naval pro^am. in the hands of the police. ors Since the War Greeted t0r©sts.** * Is vigorously opi osed by Admirals fessor Andrew Keogh, university a store and a gun battle: followed, “ You showed loyalty to. youf E. H. Campbell, judge advocate York Tell of New York and Mrs. Helen Tufts Bailie, who;e the policeman being killed. librarian, as he announced plans New York,'Feb. 22.-^A fiond who friend,” admonished the court, “-but ancestors fought at Bunker Hill, ■When Bersig was captured here With Great Pomp. there is a higher loyalty— loyalty for a vast new library, “ Yale’s . i I i 1 ; drugged'Miss Margaret Brown, 40- (L'ontlnned on Pas<> 2) led an Insurgent group against Mis. Monday, he had a bag of money to the laws of your country.” New Jersey Plans. largest structure,” which will be yOar-old governess, robbed her of stolen from a Norwich theater a Alfred J. Brosseau, president-gen­ It probably will be months before built at a cost of $7,000,000. her life savings, saturated her few hours before. Bersig gave his Prof. Keogh described the struc­ eral and other national - officers, clothiag‘with kerosene, then set Berlin, Feb. ’ 22.— ^With cere­ the appeals will be finally decided. New Haven, Conn., Feb. 22.— address as Ambassador apartments, It is understood tO' be Sinclair’s in­ ture as about 350 feet square, with who . ave pledged the ’society to her afire arid 'left her to' die by the monies embracing the greatest pomp Bridges and tunnels in the Port of Farmington avenue. In stopping tention to flght the sentence dear BRITISH AVIATOR one portion fifteen stories high, the big navaUidea. . . . . roadside near Bernardsville, N. J., Bersig’ s dash for freedom a police­ of Its history, the German Republic, New York were discussed at the capable of holding 3,000,000 vol­ ■Washington’s birthday' also through the United States Supreme \^as ^sought’ by- police of 'this city to­ man put a bullet thrp: g]i his fight thrbugh its President and Cabinet, Court if unsuccessful in the lower closing session of the forty-fourth umes at once with provision for ex­ found Brigadier General John H. day.' The slayer'wa.. a suitor of’ the Sherburne, wartirne commander of lung. For some hours Bersig was today greeted Their Majesties, the courts. FLIES 11,000 MILES annual convention of the Connecti­ tension to house another 1,000,000, spinlster, it-Is believed. ' ^ expected to die but today hospital and giving a seating capacity for an artillery brigade of American • Search for the murderer shifted King and Queen of Afghanistan. Justice Siddons’ decision was cut Civil Engineers Association authorities say he has an even that the “ improper sqrveillance” 2,000 persons at a time. colored troops in’ France making a to Nbw' ■ybrk follo-wihg the dis­ Germany’s first royal visitors here today by O. H. Ammann, chief The new library will Include public resignation from. tho Forty & chance for recovery. since the war, with an entourage of which Sinclair maintained over the engineer of bridges, of the Port of covery last night that Miss Brown jurors through hiring the Burns seminar rooms where professors Light Society of - the- American Le­ was 'employed' by Mrs. James Gil­ thirty, arrived. at the Lehrter sta­ Bert Hinkler; In 750 Mile New York authority, and by Frank can meet with students for discus­ gion because .the . restjricttons of tion in a five-coach special train agents to shadow them, constituted W. Skinner, consulting engineer of laembership in this EtMe to white lespie of ‘ this’’.city. ■ . obstruction ...... of_.fl justice.” TViprp There sion, and about 400 stalls where Partial Identification from Switzerland. ' the Holland tunnels. students may do research work and members of the legion was “ a gross LOCAL MAN IS FINED First to greet the . royal visitors would have been no mistrihl of the Daily Hops. Arrives In Mr. Ammann told the convention injustice to the colored soldiers.” Partial identification of the vic­ was President * von Hlndenburg Fall Sinclair case, he held, except­ writing. Private rooms for collec­ tim was made early today by Mrs. that the Hudson river-Fort Lee tions now owned by Yale are pro­ Traducers of 'Washington who, through an interpreter, ex­ ing this. Thus, Sinclair as. the bridge is certain to be opened for "Traducers” of Washington were Gillespie ahd'Miss'Mary Brown, of FOR ROBBING FRIEND tended Germany’s welcome. principal, was guilty of contempt of Australia. vided, as well as a room with fire­ Fort Lee, N.'J., the slain spinster’s traffic in 1932 and that the Port place, lounges and alcoves for the scored by Dr. Albert Bushnell-Hart, The King then ' inspected his court, and his aides were guilty ot. Richmond-Staten Island-Bayonne professor of hist iry , at- 'Harvard, guard of honor— a mixed brigade beidg accessories to the act. student, use. (Contlnned on 2) bridge should be ready by then. Two Two Ye.ars to Build. who declared that Wasbin^on was Camile Valder Helped Henry of cavalry and Infantry— which was The shadowing of the Jurors was London, Feb. 2 — Completing bridges across Arthur Kill from “ It Is impossible to set a date for the flrst of America's three great­ Strange When He Was Out drawn up outside the station. first brought to public attenUon One of the greatest long distance Staten Island to New Jersey are al­ the completion of a. building so est men, the others being Lincoln Then, through streets profusely by the Washington Herald, one ot and Roosevelt. The George Wash of Work. solo flights ever most done. large and so finely executed but decorated with Afghan flags, the whose reporters also swore he made, Bert Of the four bridges, coating in^on Bicentennial Commission, he procession drove to the palace of -Hinkler, British aviator, It will probably be ready for Alumni Hartford, Conn., ^Feb. 22.— heard a juror In the case, Edward arrived $100,000,000, Mr. Ahimann said Day two years hence, or at the lat­ said, is to make the real Washin.g- Prince Albrecht of Prussia which Kidwell, boast that he- expected safely today at Port “ construction is justified primarily ton more widely knowr.. Henry Strange, of South Manches­ Darwin, est by Corpmencement Day of that ter, was today fined $25 and costs the government rented for the royal to come out of the trial “ with an Australia, according to an exchange or solely to serve vehicular traffic Thousanls went to the state visitors. automobile a block long,” if Sin­ and the revenue from tolls from year. In that case-we shall move house today to shake hands with In Police Court here after being the big At five o’clock this afternoon, the clair and Fall were acquitted. telegraph dispatch from that city. this traffic alone will be sufficient to during the summer of 1930, and he GoVi Alvan T. Fuller at the annu­ convicted of stealing goods from all ready when college opens In the Camile' yalder, of Hartford. Valder King will receive the diplomatic Hinkler’s last hop was from cover operating charges, interests al Washington’s bir^l day recep-idn corps and then at eight this even­ Bimba, Dutch East Indies, to Port fall.” Such was the time limit ex­ in the Hall of Fl_gs, ’ befriended Strange when Strange OPERA SINGER’S SON and amortization of the invest­ ing will dine with President Hln­ TO' BE SENT HACh Darwlb. ment.” pressed by Prof. Keogh who add­ Shortly after the state houae was out of a job, and Strange walk­ ed; “ Here our faculty and stu­ ed away with Valder’s belongings. denburg. Hollywood. Calif., Feb. 22.— Ac­ Hinkler left Croydon Field, Lon­ Of the building of the Holland function, Gov. Fuller was ‘abduct Tonight the Berlin garrison will don, on Feb. 7. Since then he lias dents and the scholarly minded of ed’ by twenty members-of the An­ cused ot violatihg a permit to re- tunnels Mr. Skinner declared “ the doe^ stage an ornate tatto in front of the flov.n 11,000 ihiles. problems and difficulties which have the community in which we live cient and Honorable Artillery -ad The Manchester directory liv&in lu the United States but uve not contain the name of Henry King’s residence. Native Afghan months, and facing deportation^ His record for the flight from ^een overcome were magnified be­ will find facilities greater than taken to Faneuil Hall where a holi­ music will feature the ceremony. England to Australia is twelve Yale has ever known.” day luncheon was-.served with the Strange. Feodor Chaliapin. Jr., 20-year-o!d cause adequate precedents were son of the famous Metropolitan (days less than the previous mark. lacking.” Prof. Charles Seymour, provist governor as the guest of honor. NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN 750 Miles Daily. The electrical equipment In 'the of the university, presided over the The award of the Old South HEADS ENGINEERS Opera singer will perhaps be alumni meeting which was follow­ Washington, Feb. 22— Clearing ed to return to his native .and. Piloting his thirty horsepower tunnel cost $2,000,000 and the elec­ prizes was made at the Old South the way for a new $100,000,000 'Avroemlan biplane, Hinkler ac­ tricity needed to keep the tunnel in ed by lunch in Yale Commons. Meeting House.' Many military or­ New, York',’ Feb. 22.— George Itussia Following lunch a large delegation Otis Smith, Of' Washington, D- C., Austrian reconstrnctlon loan, sec­ At a hearing before Immigration complished his remarkable flight in operation costs $350,000 a year. ganizations also held 'Washington retary of the Treasury Mellon an­ daily stages, averaging 750 miles of graduates attended the dedica­ celebrations in'other local observ­ director of the United States Geo­ Inspector -.Alfred Dick, it ^ was Use of the electricity makes It pos­ nounced today that he would ask brought out that young Chaliapin •ach day. sible for an Individual to remain in tion of the Coxe Field gymnasium ances c Che day. logical Survey, was . today elected adjoining the Yale bowl oni Derby president of. the American Institute Congress for authority to subordin­ had lost himself in Hollywood .ard ■1 By completing his flight, Hink­ the tunnel for 45 minutes without ate liens held against Austrian aa ler receives a $5,0.00 policy from avenue. Numerous other events, in­ MINISTERS PROMOTED Has our friend, Wash Tubbs, of Mining and Metalurgical En­ was worKing as a film e x ^ harm even when the tunnel is filled gone Into the delivery business? sets by the United States in favor o f the limit of his allowed stay In Am- Lloyds since he fulfilled the condi­ with traffic. cluding several athletic matches London, Feb. 22.— The German gineers. Well, hardly! the new flotation. . . . . ; tion that he would reach Austrnlia So successful has the tunnel been, were on the day’s program. ministers to Argentine, Brazil and Others elected were George D. ertcft Chile will be raised to thhi' rank of Then there must be some other The:>new loan M il Inspector Dick rewinmended within eighteen days. said Mr, Skinner, that the Jersey Barron, of Rye, N. Y., and that the young man be deported in The aviator now intends to fly CIVEL WAR VET DIBS. Ambassadors, it was Jeamed Irom reason for tbis wheelbarrow load H. Bassett,,, of Waterbury, Conn., the repair, improvement, and re­ authorities are planning to build ot books and such. the meantime, he is free on $500 the'4,620-miles from Port Darwin new bridges to carry the outfall East Hampton, Conn., Feb. 22,— a German source today. This Is vipe presidents. W. Spencer Hutch­ equipment of the Austrian Railway, Alfonso A. Hilles, 80, a civil War said to be the first move In a cam­ SURfi! There Is!! telegraph and' telephone systems, bond pending final acUon by Sec­ to BttndAberg, where his, mother traffic across the Hackensack river Turn to' the ..“ WASH, TUBBS” inson, of Cambridge, Mass., was re­ retary 6f Laboif Dr'T’is, ' lives., and where a tremendous re­ at Jersey City and the Passaic at veteran, died today at the home of paign to fight United States'trade elected a dlmctor. according to Melioh’s statemenU comic strip bn' tlie comics 'page., , . . . .A '• . ception’ awaits him. his daughter. Mrs. L. D. WhloDles. exoansion In South Ameriea." ' ■ 2-7ewark. , . -V V- . , ■ .‘f«r \ >7'. mar.--’ -’ ’ ^ V f.‘'PAte'TW O ' MANCRESTTER W ) N N .) i r m n N G 22, TSza ...... -■i^^ftirildlug the that' 8h#f' AUTO INJURES THREE. ; A . OU® V ’ifv: had already made the'fequlfed test VOTETO CODIFY Danbury, Conn., Feb. 22.— K HOLDING JOHN U S run,” said McClintic. “ Whenever • my fingers g<$t^ “ But there was no umpire aboard skidding automobile driven by they get numb.” 'rX John Haitsch, oPDanbury, went “ You must be awfully subje^ on the first run and Admiral Brum­ out of control today on White by ordered Commander Jones to TOWN’SCHARTER FOR TEXAS POUCE to- colds in tbs hend.^-^udge. :’ STARTS STORM m HEELS OF street, climbed onto the sidewalk make the run over again, notwith­ Notes and Injured three persons, one standing the fact that Jones had ,,The iMtdies Aid society of the seriously. • Frederick Ellis,-member requested certain additions for the African ^ptist church will hold a o f the city fire department, swept OF PROTESTS comfort and safety of his men as bazaar Wednesday and Thursday at Revision Conunittee Needs Vivian Cutler, aged eleven, from Manchester Youth FonnA as shown in the report. If this run had the church on DaVls avenue. There the path of the automobile, and not been made not a single life (Continued from page 1) (continued from page 1). will he fancy work and home made was himself struck by the machine ( would have been lost.” food' on sale. . ' Copy of Present Doemnent but not seriously hurt. The child Stowaway on Tanker ------m r*- McCllntip also a^ art^ that the niece. The niece telephoned to A number of local merchants are sustained a broken ankle. Mrs. general; R. B. Leiglv,t.Alo£'Of ;’ av- Naval Board of Inquiry failed to Bernardsville police that because having their'hooks, looked over by To Work With. Benjamin Orr was flung aside by Faces Murder Charge. igation, and C. F. Hughes, chief of answer to declarations of Simon of the detailed, description of the local accountants and their annual the machine and seriously Injured, operations. Lake, noted submarine Inventor, All urge a formal court-martial clothing and a long scar on the Federal Income tax returns made being under treatment in Danbury that the Navy had failed to accept up. The many changes in the In­ for Brumbyi in which he would be abdomen, she was certain that the hospital. John Lis, Manchester youth who recommendations for safety devices come tax laws has*made this step The special committee named at Haitsch was arrested charged afforded an opportunity to defend Tictiin was her aunt. Today she was the annual town meeting last himself. on submarines. to visit Sommervllle, N. J., where necessary and advisable in order to with reckless driving. was arrested on board the Standard get an accurate analysis of the October to revise Manchester’s Oil tanker A, C. Bedford Monday Hesponsibility for the collision an autopsy was performed, to make, charter held a meeting In the headache? feels as merchants business, many of whom is emphatically rejected by the a complete Identification- Muniqjpal building last night and night as an accessory In a Texas Treasury Department, which ad­ SOVIETS SEIZE GRAIN have never had a true statement of " if your head would After working as a .o-overness voted to codify the prerent town City, Texas, murder. Is still be­ ministers the Coast (Juard. In a tart the condition of their business. CHURCH PEOPLE DISCUSS for twenty years, during which she charter and the charters of the break? Baume Ben* letter to Secretary Wilbur sum­ Plans are nearly completed by ing held as a fugitive from justice HELD FOR SPECULATION saved $9,000, Miss Brown left the Eighth and -Ninth 'districts. ThUu marizing an e.xhaustlve inquiry by employ of Mrs. Gillespie last Mon­ the committee appointed by the BOOKS AND THEIR HELP pending the arrival of 'Texas gu^ relicyes if r-fry the treasury itself. Secretary Mel­ Rockville Chamber of Commerce codification was ordered so that the authorities in New York. This In­ day morning with the announced committee would have some basis a tube and you'll lon said: for the annual banquet which coh^ Intention of going to California. for work In revising the present formation was furnished The “ The treasury department deep­ sists of Wm. P. Dowding, J. Stan­ bclicveifi jh Unable to Buy It . From Peas­ Mrs. Gillespie expressed the belief town charter. The only existing Herald' by Its New York news serv­ ly deplores the fact oi the collision ley McCray, P. J. Johnson, Frank Interesting Discourse on Liter­ ants They Confiscate It For that the governess planned to pay document that can be called a char­ and its tragic consequences. It can­ Condon and Harry Russell. ice today. Lis was discovered as a State- a farewell visit to a man who had ter Is one Town Treasurer George ature Marks First of Church stowaway on the boat when the not, however, permit an experienc­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orcutt of ed, capable officer of its Coast been keeping company with her. H. Waddell has pieced together as Get-Togethers. New York authorities boarded the Moscow, Feb. 22— Confiscations She gave police a description of this Grand street announce the engage­ various special acts and amend­ tanker to arrest a man accused of Guard to be blamed for a collision ment of their daughter Helen Mae Ba u m e Ben g u e for which this department has de­ are under way In a number of dis­ suitor, who Is now being sought as ments affecting the original have “ Books That Have Helped’ having committed a burglary and (ANAL&isique) Orcutt to Everett Wanegar son of termined, after careful InvesJga- tricts of the Soviet Union after ten the probable slayer. Police believe been passed by the Legislature. proved a subject that appealed to. murder in the Texas city. Mrs. Wilbert Kingston of High PctLIEVES A(HE$ & -PAINS tioh, that he was not responsible.” years of its existence. This time he took her from New York to the Chairman Robert J. Smith was all at the first of the six get-to­ street. The board concluded everything it is not the property of the Czar scene of the crime In an automo­ instructed to arrange for the work gethers of North Methodists and humanly possible had been done or the hated bourgoisle, but of the bile. Rev. George S. Brookes is the of codifying these three charters Second Congregatlonalists a,t the to rescue the Imprisoned crew. All proletarian^ themselves that is Died Yesterday speaker at the Washington Night and it was the opinion of the com­ latter church last night. Miss Bea­ are assumed to have died by Wed­ being seized In connection with The woman died early yesterday banquet of the Masonic lodge in mittee that the local law firm of trice Lydall was the pianist, W. J. nesday noon, December 21, some frantic efforts to purchase grain In Morristown, N. J. Prosecutor East Hartford tonight. I Carmody and Shea should be offer­ Taylor led In the chorus singing by drowning, some by asphyxiation. from the peasants. Francis L. Bergen, a veteran of the The R. A. A. will hold a public ed the Job. The exi^tln; ordinances and Fayette Clarke sang a solo. This opinion of me board, to­ Though lacking specific authority Hall-Mills-case, has charge of the whist in their rooms on Thursday and by-laws are now being codified E. A. Lydall and Meredith Steven­ gether with the dispute with the from the Central Soviet govern­ Investigation in New Jersey. He at 8-O’clock. by Town Clerk Samuel J. Turklng- son were the joint leaders. Mr. treasury over the responsibility, ment, some district Soviets hive said he had information that the The Robkville High school basket- Lydall gave an able talk on the dif­ likely will form the first fields of ton.; hit upon confiscation as the only governess, after leaving her place bull team will play the Windham The sub-commlltees named re­ ferent books from which he had Congressional Inquiry by the joint method of forcing peasants to part with Mrs. Gillespie Monday, had High flvje In the Sykes Memorial derived help and Inspiration. Simi­ committee already approved by tne cently by Chairman Robert J. with their huge stores of grain, taken her life savings— $8,00(1 in school gymnasium on Thursday at Smith presented reports cf progress lar Instructive discourses were Senate and now awaiting action in after all sorts of Inducements had bonds an# $1,000 in cash— from 4 o’clock. given by- the four ministers present, the House. and several suggestions contained failed. the bank. The money and the bonds Mr. and 'Mrs. A. L. Martin and in them were thoroughly discussed. Rev. M. S. Stocking, Rev. E. P. . The Novosibirsk newspaper “So­ had disappeared and, he asserted, daughter left Tuesday for a three These sub-committees and the par­ Phreaner, Rev. F. C. Allen and Rev. COAST GUARDS IX»IGNAXT viet Siberia” prominently displays are probably in the hands of the’ weeks stay In Florida. ticular subjects they will study in W, D. Woodward, while many of Boston, Feb. 22.— Coast Guard the trial of a peasant who admitted man or men who murdered her. The Rockville Girls Club will connection with the revision are as the laymen and a few of the women officials today expressed deep re­ refusing to sell his 1,800 bushels Not Beaten hold a meeting in their rooms on follows: W. S. Hyde, Robert V. from both churches gave interesting sentment over the report of the of wheat because he was holding That Miss Brown was not beaten Thursday evening. Treat and C. W. Holman on accounts of books that had helped Naval Court of Inquiry placing re­ out for a higher official government by her murderer before she was Rockville Lodge No. 1359 B. P. Finances, Taxation, Ofl?cials, Select­ them. The hour scheduled for dis­ sponsibility for the Submarine S-4 price. taken from an automobile, her O. Elks will hold a regular meeting men and Powers, "Voting Districts; cussion of the subject was hardly disaster jointly on Lieutenant Com­ The court, pointing to Paragraph clothing doused with kerosene, and Thursday evening in the Elks Howell Cheney, Robert J. Smith and long enough. It was a most en­ The Home mander John S. Baylis, of the Coast 107 of the Criminal Code, which fired, and left burning in the woods, Home. thusiastic meeting and those who of High Class Photoplays Guard p^tfpyrer ^Paulding, and Edward J. Holl on Schools and .says that persons hoarding goods was ascertained by a postmortem Dr. John, E. Flaherty of Elm Libraries, Health, Planning and attended feel that they do not want Lieutenant Coinmanier R. K. Jones, for the express purpose of expect­ examination conducted by George street has purchased a new Master to miss any of the series which will of the undersea craft. Zoning; Raymond A. Johnson, E. ing an appreciation in value must Mack, Somerset county physician. Six Buick sedan. L. G. Hohenthal and George H. be held on successive Tuesday TO D AY A N D “ To blame Commadder Baylis for be treated as speculators sentenced “ There was no evidence of any Postmaster Georgs E. Dickinson Waddell on To'v^n Court, Police, evenings altemately at both the accident Is extremely unfair,” the peasant to two months loss of external violence,” said Prosecutor will attend the annual convention churches. TOMORROW declared Comm.ander Leroy Rein- Form of Government, Fire Preven­ all civil rbghts and confiscation of Bergen after he had received the of the' Connecticut Association of tion, Parks and Cemeteries. The next meeting will be held at berg, head of the Coast Guard divi­ half of all his grain without com­ .report of the surgeons, “ but we be­ Postmasters held in Waterbury to­ the North Methodist church, Febru­ 2 FEATURES 2 sion. pensation. lieve she was drugged. The inter­ day. ary 28. The leaders will be Frank­ Lieutenant Commander Baylis nal organs will be sent today to Mrs. Harry Friedrich of "Village HOSPITAL NOTES lin Smith and Harold Hanna and was aboard the Paulding at Charles­ the subject. “ What Christ Means town Navy Yard studying newspaper Dr. John Anderson at the Squibb’s street underwent an operation in NO DECISION YET laboratories In New Brunswick, N. the Manchester hospital this morn­ to Me.” This meeting will be by reports of the court’s finding but IN GUILFOYLE CASE declining to comment except to say J. He will determine whether the ing. the young people and for them es­ woman was unconscious when Several members from Jonathan Admissions reported at Memorial pecially, but all others will be made n iC H A R D that he was disappointed. Hartford, Conn., Feb. 22.— Much IDIX hospital today were Mrs. Albina The recommendation of tihe court those fiends started to burn her Lodge I. O. 0. F., of Hartford were welcome. further study Is required before a alive. guests of Rising Star Lodge I. 0. 0. Lindell of 20 Kensington street, Messrs. Stevenson and Hanna, as­ that Rear Admiral Frank H. Brum­ formal decision can be handed -In- “ Death was caused directly by F. on Monday evening. Following Jeanette Burger of Wapping, Mrs. sisted by Mrs. George F. Borst, by be ousted from the control force down by Coroner J. .Gilb«!rt Cal­ of the United States; fleet because fright and burns.” the m ating refreshments were Helen Fredericks of Rockville and Miss Marjorie McMenemy and Miss houn in the death of Mrs. Max 3. served and a social hour enjoyed. Mrs. Olive Mitchell of Glastonbury. Ruth Hanson served cocoa and as­ ' of alleged laxityrin salvage work Gaudety of Nety Haven, who was GATLIN CASE TO JURY sorted cakes during the social hour was aproved by Commander Rein- shot and fatally' wounded here' last berg who declared that Admiral GIVEN ANOTHER YEAR. which followed last night’s meeting. month by Harold NS Guilfoyle, a Wentworth, N. C., Feb. 22— ^Fate Brumby should be court martialed. SENATE COAL PROBERS Laugh with the world^at Richard DL\ as a golf suit sales­ federal veterinarian. of Mrs. Alma Pptty Gatlin, youth­ man who falls into love and trouble. Hot water Is Dlx’s lot Operations over the sunken subma­ ful alleged axe patricide; will rest Washington, Feb. 22.— The Fed­ rine were described by Commander Coroner Calhoun today declared eral Radio Commission probably while posing as a millionaire. It is a sui'e-fire comedy pic­ he was far from ready to issue a with a Rockingham jury of ten DOG GIVE ITS LIFE ture with a sure-fli-e star. Reinberg as “ dumb.” “ The S-4 was farmer? and two clerks today. START FOR PnrSBURGH will be given another year in which stuck In the mud and that was all,” finding. He is still to determioe to solve the problems of the air. what the motive may have been for The case'^'\Vas expected to get to COMPANION FEATURE he said. the jury late in the day. After weeks of bickering, con­ TO SAVE ITS MASTER Coast Guard officials asserted that the double shooting in which Guil­ To Get*First Hand Information flicting house opinions were har­ SILVER STREAK, KING OF DOG ACTORS in foyle was dangerously wounded. The state contends the defendant they had maintained a chivalrous killed her father with an axe, con­ As to Condition of Striking monized when the radio sub-com­ attitude aj the Naval Court hear­ The coroner expects his inquest will Miners. mittee of thd House merchant continue for some weeks yet. cealed his body for a year, and “WHERE THE TRAIL BEGIjfS” ings but promised “ fireworks” at made a penitential confession to- marine committee agreed to recom­ Thought Child Was In Burning a congre,^onal Jffobe.^ , Guilfoyle meanwMle continues .Washington, Feb. 22— Thei^epecr mend passage of a Senate bill ex­ to show alteriiai^'slnki'rig and im­ Rev. Thomas F. Pardue, fiery evan­ House and Rushes Into the gelist. On the other hand, the lal Senate coal committee leaves to­ tending the commission’s life from GHASTLY MISTAKE provement /it Hartford hospital. Flames. defendant maintained that her night for Pittsburgh for a first hand March 16, 1928 to March 16, 1929. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Surgeons have decided that kn The decision will be submitted Wasington, Feb. 92.— A ghast­ dead mother committed the crime investigation into charges of brutal­ ' NO CONTROL" Stamford, • Conn., Feb. 22.— Little hope Is held out for the re­ FOR THE SECOND FEATURE You’ve seen a cat-fish, a match-box and a horse-fly, bat we’ll George H, Williams Evening covery of Miss Muriel Pouch, prom­ bet that you never saw a horse-race like the one In tills j^cture! inent woman golfer, who was in- JACKLUDIN in “SHOOTIN’ IRONS” It’s the funniest thing that ever reached the screen! You’ll jqred In an automobile accident In A Whooping Western. have “ No Control” of your laugh-motor when yon see it. Incorporated Brooklyn yesterday, \ according to February 18 to 25 WATT, THAT’S NOT ALL. Store Open Monday, Tuesday and Friday nights word received here today; (Except Feb. 19) Miss Pouch was . so badly hurt PATHE NEWS EVENTS HAL ROACH COMEDY Until 7 s30 o’clock. that one leg has been ampntated Thurs. Nite, 3 Acts Vaudeville Johnson Block, Sf^t^Manchester, and and the other may 6e.] Several bldod transfusions have been used. SAME CIBCLE PRICES. NO ADVANCE. 8 Park Place, kocIcVille ‘‘See For Yourself” Miss. Pouch’s , . parents, Wefe sum­ MATINEE at 2:15. EVENINGS at 7 and 9. moned from Plnehurst, N. C., where they were spending the winter.

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SEEKS INDEPENDENCE mmmm MEAT PACKERS’ REICH PREMIERS ABOUT TOWN — r f :i3- THROUGH DIVORCE COURT The Concordia Lqtheran Is an­ nCHTMAYGET DISAGREE OVER other local church that will ob­ serve the Lenten season. Tonight Gets $15 a Week and Does Not at 7:30 and every, Wednesday eve­ Want to be Supported by ning during Lent there will be a INTO CONGRESS Millionaire Wife. UNITING STATES service conducted by the pastor, ■Rev. H. O. Weber. New York, Feb. 22.— The ques­ Kansas City, Mo.— An industrial tion of whether a $16-a-week hus­ Berlin.— ^It’s a long long way to At the Swedish Lutheran church 'war, centering in Kansas City, is band can get a divorce irom his the unity of the German states— tomorrow evening at 9 o’clock try­ heiress-wife on the ground of “pej^ even under,the republic. outs will be held for the three-act assuming sucli proportion that comedy, “ The W’hole Town’s Talk­ PARLOUR SUITE SPECIAL many fear the struggle may become sonal Independence” was before the This is drastically illustrated by court today. the bitter clash of opinion at the ing,” which is to be presented this nation-wide and call for congres­ spring under the auspices of the sional intervention. Paul Pr^bil, who earns only $15 conference of the premiers of the -FOR— every seven days as a clerk, "iled Dorcas society. Miss Eva Johnson The differences center about a 18 German states and the national chairman of the committee j in' movement of the packing houses to suit for divorce in Florida from government who met at Berlin to Mrs. Edmee E. Pryibll, heiress to charge is anxious to have a large buy their meat direct from the consider ways and means to simpli­ number of the young people pres­ producer and thus eliminate the $4,000,000, on the ground that he fy the complicated administration was tired of being supported. ent at that time. Louis Smith is BALANCE OF FEBRUARY livestock commission men. Al­ of the country and to eliminate to direct rehearsals for this play though the packers have been pur­ Mrs. Pryibll, daughter of the ate Rudolph Schaeffer, brewer, what S. Parker Gilbert, the repara­ which was written by Anita Loos in chasing hogs from the farmers di­ through counsel, asked Supreme tion agent general, calls the Ger­ collaboration with her husband, Through a fortunate purchase during the dull season at the upholstery factory we are ^ le to offer this rect for several years, the practice Court Justice Joseph Callahan man governmental “ extravagance” . John Emerson, and will choose the has increased until it threatens a restrain Pryibll from pressing his Chancellor Luther’s “ League for the cas£ tomorrow night. high grade suite at a remarkably low price until March 1st. It is cheap in price but it is not a cheap suite. We crisis between the two principal in­ action. Mrs, Pryibil contends that Following the formation of Ex-Re­ will show you the difference when you call. Built inside as well as Outside of quality material, We guarantee dustries of the country. juvenation of the Reich” , great While in many other towns and her husband is a resident of New that it will give the degree of comfort desired and that it will not brehk down in seiYice. Somewhere between the stock- York and therefore barred from things had been expected from the cities of the state arrests for driv­ yards and packing interests, lies bringing a divorce action In anoth­ conference. But it ended in a com­ ing while under the influence of the farmer, and the commission er state. plete deadlock. ^ liquor have increased, it is not so ,^ents point out that the grower Pryibil is the son of the founder The large majority of the pre- in Manchester. The number of will suffer the greatest loss in the of the Pryibil Machine Co. iplers were for a unified, central­ cases of this character has shown a event of an ultimate victory of the “ My client who has been earning ized national government on the decided decrease since November. packers. $15 a week In a hiew York ^tock model of France and the abolition The heavy fines and jail sentences Fear Packer’s Victory Exchange firm, refuses to play the of the individual states. imposed have a tendency to put a The stockyard men see also in a role of a kept husband of a lady Demand More Rights damper on the dangerous practice. victory for the packers, an end to who has an income from one-third But Premier Held, of BaVaria, the open live stock market and the of a trust fund of $11,000,000,” and President Bazille, of Wuert- public stockyards, which have been Max D. Stuer, counsel for Pryibil, tenberg, the two biggest German TRIES TO SAVE MAN a factor in Kansas City’s develop­ told the court. states outside of Prussia, categori­ ment. cally demanded more, instead of The livestock commission men less, state rights, and urged a loos­ IS KILLED HERSELF declare that the packers plan even­ FATHER KILLS MAN er federation with a national gov­ tually to extend the present pur­ ernment modelled after the Ameri­ Woman Attempts to Prevent chase system to cattle and sheep. WHO STOLE GIRLS can government. “ Back to Bis­ At present, it is said, more than marck” Is their slogan. Boarder From Killing Him­ one-third of all the hogs purchased President Bazille went so far as self and Is Shot. by the packing plants here, are Then Kills Himself—Daugh­ to denounce the idea of a central­ taken directly from the farms. ters Not Located by Police. ized German state as an "immedi­ North Tonawanda, N. Y., Feb. Such a system, it is believed, would ate ^danger to the Reich” and to 22.— Mrs. Helen Byla, 35, was shot soon force the stockyards out of and killed in her home here early Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 22.— characterize it as a / ‘play with fire business, and leave the producers which might start a conflagration today while attempting to prevent at the mercy of the packers. Accused of causing two girls to Felix Sapin, 38, a boarder, from leave their home, Arthur Boyd, 30, on the whole continent.” This was The system being extended by interpreted as a direct threat of carrying out a suicide threat. A po­ a farmer, was shot to death by the _ liceman, summoned by another the packers, according to local com- girls’ father today at Coltewah, secession. Bazille is considerd mismon men: boarder, forced his way into the Tenn., near here. more or less of an extremist, but house and fired two shots at Sap­ The packer goes to the farmer The father, Luther Bailey, 45, even Premier Held and the Bavar­ and induces him to ship direct, on in, the latter is dying. THESE 'i'HREE PIECES IN prominent planter, shot himself ian Finance Minister Schmelzle re­ Helen Byla, the woman’s sixteen- the plea that he will save the com­ through the brain after slaying fused to attend a dinner given to mission and yard charges. He is year-old daughter, told police that GENUINE JACQUARD VELOUR Boyd and died four hours later at the conference member by Hinden- Sapin locked her and her mother promised the open market price for a local hospital. burg. hjf hogs on the day that they reach in a room with him and told them “ You say I -will never see my The official communique issued he intended to commit suicide. The WITH NACHMAN CONS'TRUCTION Kansas City. daughters again. I may not but I’m When they arrive the packer by the conference, which took place girl said he threatened to kill them going to fix you so you can’t see behind closed doors, officially de­ ii they screamed. When Mrs. Byla “A Year to Pay^ stays off of the open market and them either,” Bailey shouted at because of his absence the demand clares that “ no agreement could be seized his arm in an effort to wrest Boyd when they met. reached over the question as.to the revolver from him, the weapon Here is a davenport, wing chair and arm chair exactly as pictured, covered all oyer with the best grade of genuine Jac­ Is light and the price low, and con- “ He wrecked my home,” Bailey was accidentally discharged and a quard velour. Your choice of from ten to twelve different patterns. Reverse cushions in either brocatelle. tapestry or the sequently, tfie producer receives whether the unitaristic or the fed- said over and over again before bullet pierced her body. same as rest of suite. “ Nachman Spring Units” are used in the inner construction 6l the suite. Frame is made of hard wood only the low price that prevails that eralistic forces are to be strength­ dying. ened-,” but the premiers did agr,ee; glued and dowelled, not nailed together. Elvery suite is built to our specifications and is guaranteed to give the utmost of ser­ day. The girls have not been located 1. That the relation which the vice and comfort. * Whether this situation is respon­ by police. LEGION WILL SEE The suite complete for $139.50 and “ A Year to Pay.” sible or not, it is a fact that the Weimar constitution established price of hogs has fallen in a man­ between the Reich and the States is ner that the stockyards people say VIENNA BARBER IS “ unsatisfactory.” WILD WEST LIFE Is not justified by the comparative­ 2. That a strong national gov­ ly small number available on farms, ernment is necessary. lyiterket' Factors JAIUDFORSTEAUNG See Victory Ahead IN SAN ANTONIO The packers are the biggest fac­ The “ Unitarians” are not, dis­ G. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. tor In establishing open market couraged. They consider the very TO AID HIS STUDIES fact that such a conference assemb­ San Antonio, Texas.— With plans prices. Their, buyers purchase already well advanced, San Antonio Corner Main and School Streets, South Manchester nearly three-fourths of the offer­ led at all, and could adopt such a resolution, as a victory, because is leaving nothing undone to make ings. When they fail to buy, prices Vienna.— Desire for knowledge they hold that the trend of political the tenth annual national conven­ slump. has once more led to crime. Leopold and economic development in a tion of The America'^ Legion, to be A recent day’s happening is Krlstan, Viennese barber, has rob­ country which can be traversed by held here from October 8th to 12th, pointed out as an illustration. Pack­ bed the Vienna University’s as­ the greatest in the history of the ing interests had 17,000 hogs on tronomical observatory “ to get a train in twenty-four hours is in their direction. organization. LETTER CARRIERS GATHER MELLON GETS DEGREE hand, which they had bought direct, money to study philosophy.” The opposition of the South Ger­ Preparations are under way for ¥ when the market opened. Natural­ Kristan, who Is 27 years old, and entertaining a crowd of 100,000 or ly theiz(^ha}cera.JKere-not..actiwe in man states seems to increase,, how­ New Britain, Conn., Feh. 22— Philadelphia, Peb. 22—-Six hon­ Ah attractive looking youth, yr^is more people and for a program the open market, and hogs dropped ever, the more Berlin grows. Al­ More than three hundred persons orary degrees upon men of prom- ! caught red-handed as he sold a of fun and frolic such as has never gathered here today to attend the inence, among them Secretary of | to $7.60. The cost to producers for valuable lens stolen from the obser­ ready Berlin has become what Paris one day was more than $100,000, is to France and London to Eng­ been staged at any previous con thirty-fourth annual convention of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, i vatory. He confessed that his love All the romance and glamor of it was stated. land— namely, the real political, the Connecticut Branch of the Na­ were conferred at the University of for philosophical studies had driv­ vention. • tional Association of Letter Car­ Pennsylvania’s annual Washing- | On the same day, the prices on en him to burglary. economic and cultural capital of the FRADIN’S hand, which they had bought direct, country. With the disappearance of the Southwest will be embodied in riers, and the seventh annual con- ton’s Birthday exercises here today. Searching Kristan’s rooms, police the program of entertainment fea­ •yention of the State Federation of Honored with Secretary Mellon | when the market opened. Natural­ found a first-class library of philo­ the dynasties and of court life the ly their buyers were not active in various smaller capitals which tures, according to Philip B. Stapp Post Office Clerks. Both organiza­ were Gov. John S. Fisher, Frank B. i sophical works bought with the general convention director. San tions held meetings of their, auxili­ Boyes, Effingham B. Morris, Sam­ the open market, and hogs dropped proceeds of his robbery, together formerly were little cultural centers to $7.60. The cost to producers for of their own, are declining to dull Antonio plans to infuse into the aries here also. Two banquets of uel T. Bodine, and Dr. R. Tait Mc­ with the remainder of the stolen program the flavor of “ Wild West” the orders are to be held this even­ Kenzie, international sculptor and one day was ^ ore than $100,000, lens and instruments. Krlstan had little provincial towns. It was stated. Munich, the old art center of frontier life, the Mexican atmo ing, with the postmasters of the director of physical education at the HOUSE DRESS thoroughly studied all the works of On the same day, the prices on sphere, and the tone given by the state coming here from Waterbury university. • Immanuel Kant, and was busy writ­ Germany, is hit especially hard, and cattle and sheep, which are not be­ greatest military and aviation es­ to . attend the banquet of the car­ With the exception of Dr. Mc­ ing a monograph on the great Ger­ resents Ber^n’s usurpation. This ing bought except on the’open mar­ resentment, together with the hope tablishment of the United States. riers. * Kenzie, who received the degree of I ket, were at a much higher figure. man thinker when he was arrested. Rodeos, side trips to the great John F. Byrnes, of New Britain, Doctor of Fine Arts, the others j The Vienna criminal court has of restoring the Wittelsbach dynas­ Where hogs sold from $7.60 to $7.- ty in Bavaria, impells Bavaria to ranches and border towns on the presided over the Carriers’ Asso­ were made honorary doctors of law. given him the opportunity to read Rio Grande, entertainers from SALE 90, cattle ranged from $13.85 to fight for its “ independence” and ciation while Edward Shippee, of $14.65; sheep sold for from $13.20 philosophy for the next twelve Mexico City, football games, a Bridgeport, presided over the meet­ months in a quiet cell. the Nationalist president of Wuert- to $14, This was not caused by in­ temberg is following suit. Broadway show, the greatest mili­ ing of the clerks. F. B. "Whitney, SEPPALA FINISHES RACE creased receipts of hogs, as the tary demonstration and the most of Hartford, was scheduled to suc­ Sm art N ew increase in receipts over a year COSMOPOLITAN CLUB TO ambitious air circus ever staged at ceed Mr. Byrnes as Carriers’ presi­ Quebec, Que., Feb. 22— Leonhard ago was no larger than for cattle MEET TOMORROW JAPAN’S. ELECTION a Legion convention are a few of dent, while Edward P. Lawton, of Seppala, Alaskan. Musher, com­ and sheep. the features Stapp is lining up for Hartford, was 'in line to become pleted the ;last forty mile run of Farmers are losing approximate­ Cosmopolitan club members are Tokyo, Feb. 22— Early returns in the convention. president of the Carriers to succeed the 120-mile Eastern International Spring ly $12.50 on every hog sold on ac­ reminded of the meeting which will Japan’s first universal male suf­ Mr. Shippee. Dogsled Derby this afternoon, with count of this method of the pack­ be held tomorrow afternoon in­ frage election indicated today that WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE an elapsed time for the distance of ing interests, commission men as­ stead of Friday, at the Manchester the Opposition Party was gaining in IN FEBRUARY MEETING 11 hours, 17 minytes and 30 sec­ M od els at sert. Community clubhouse on North the number of candidates elected to HEARST OFITCIALS. onds. This is 20 minutes better Main street. This will be the annu­ the Diet. The February meeting of the lo than the winning time turned in al social and guest afternoon of the The still incomplete returns cal league of .vomen Voters held Atlanta, Ga., Feh. 22.— The fol- last year by Emile St. Goddard. TO EYTTiE BISHOP club, each member having the priv­ showed the Opposition had elected yesterday at Chestnut lodge was fewing kppoiutments were an- St. Goddard had covered two- ilege of inviting one. both enjoyable and instructive. iiounced • today by Col. Frank thirds of the final lap at the time The entertainer for the after­ 63 and the Government Party 51 Mexico City, Feb. 22.— Monsig­ One of the strangest features of Mrs. Watson Woodruff gaye a com­ Knox, general manager of the Seppala crossed the finish line, and nor Serafin Maria Armora, Catho­ noon will be Miss Nan Lagersladt prehensive report of the meeting in Hearst newspaper properties, at the of Boston who will give imperson­ the voting was the election of a was going strong. lic bishop of Tamaulipas, who was Buddhist priest from the Aichi pre­ Hartford the previous day at which ^nual convention of Hearst exec­ p.rrested by secret police after hav­ ations in costume, and comes high­ Judge Jean Norris of the New utives : ly recommended. Tea will be serv­ fecture. The priest will be the first SELK PLANT SOLD ing been in hiding lor a year, will ever to sit in the Japanese Diet. York Juvenile court was the speak­ Frank Mason, ghneral manager be exiled to Kevo Laredo tomor­ ed by the committee in charge T;Jius far the Proletarian Party er. Ten of the members of the Man­ of International News Service. row, according to the ministry of which is composed of Mrs. Louis chester League also went in to hear ' Willimantic, Conn., Feb. 22.- has elected six candidates. James L. Nourse, editor and Announcement was made here to-1 Gobernacion. The police allege St. Clair Burr, Miss Emma El- heir and the discussion which fol­ Chester Hope, business manager of that the prelate •was concerned in dridge, Mrs. Gertrude Purnell, Mrs. lowed the reading of the paper by day of the sale of the plant of H. E. Olive Hayw ,rc., Mrs. .1. A. Hood Universal Service. Vvashburn & Sons, Inc., silk grow ­ the religious revolt in the central HITS SENIORITY RULE Mrs. Woodruff yesterday was ani­ Joseh V. Connolly, editorial staus. and Mrs. T. J. Lewie. mated and inform^jve. ers, at South Coventry, to V. N. manager and Guy T. 'Yiskiniski, Bagley, of New York, who will, con- I Washington, Feb. 22.— Dealing a business manager of King Features SPLIT OVER FOOD CONTROL $100,000 IN GEMS S'TOLEN duct the business as the Coventry | KILLS V71FE, SHOOTS SELF blow at the seniority rule in the Syndicate, International Features Silk Co. The plant employs abo^t Here is -your opportunity Washington, Feb. 22.— A three- Navy, Secretary Wilbur today r ^ - Syndicate, Newspaper Features forty hands. Mr. Bagley was for to select your complete ommended to Congress the enforced New York, Feb: 22.— Gems val­ and Premier SyndicatOi Baltimore, Md., Feb. 22.— Mrs. (sided split over fiood control on the ued at more than $100,000 have years connected with the Sterling | Bertha Collins, 45, died today after retirement of 42 officers. Silk Co., of New Hork. house dress wardrobe for Mississippi, today threatened to They include 29 medical and 13 been stolen from the* wealthy and her estranged husband, Frank Col­ force delay in Congressional consid­ socially prominent Mrs. Jonathan GUARD “ BIG BILL.’ Spring and Summer. lins, 46, fired three bullets into supply officers of the general staff eration of the Reid bill reported by of over 21 years service, who have Bulkley, of Park avenue, it was her body. Collins then turned the the House fiood control committee- learned exclusively today. Contrasting Piping, Pleat- revolver upon himself and is dying been passed over on recommenda­ Chicago, . Peb. 22.— Armed Compromise proposals are being tions for promotion to commander Mrs. Bulkley placed the jewels guards were placed about the ..ed skirts, in fact, every in a hospital here. Police said that framed in the War Department and in the safe Monday at ten p. m., the shooting was the result of sev­ or captains. homes of Mayor William Hale s t u d e b Mk e r by House leaders in an effort to after returning from a dinner en­ ■iPhompson, City Sealer Daniel A. , of& fashion for the new season eral unsuccessful attempts by Col­ harmonize contending forces. The gagement. She told private detec­ lins to eilect a reconciliation with Serritella, State’s Attorney Robert DICTATORS is incoi’porated in these, fine’ majority of the House fiood control AMERICANS WIN tives and police that she was posi­ B. Crowe and Chief of Police his wife, following a separation of tive that she locked the safe. dresses of quality, prints two and one-half years. committee was standing pat on Its Michael Hughes here today^ follow proposals that the government pay Doston, Feb. 22.— American Last evening when Mrs. Bulkley Ing the uncovering of an'alleged and broadcloths. all costs, although President Coo- sportdom celebrated Washington’s sought her jewels again, the safe 4>'Door Sedan ■was empty.' plot to bomb the home of the city FIGHT FOR OLD ESTATE lidge has definitely rejected the birthday by repulsing a British sealer. proposals. racquets invasion today when Clar­ : Police were informed of the plot Milan, Italy, Feb. 22.— Final ence Pell, defending United States ACCIDENT AT WILLIMANTIC to bomb Serritella’s home by the steps were taken today for the COBB NOT SIGNED national singles racquets champion, landlord who said he had received Willimantic, Conn., Feb. 22.— A -- o. h:' rar'tory ' ■ _ formation of a German syndicate to defeated Hon. C. N. Brucq, title a mysterious telephone message the finance a court fight for an estate holder of England in the final breaking truck pin derailed the en­ New York, Feb, 22 — A report gine of a passenger train due to home was to be blasted tonight. dating back to the days of Napoleon published today stated that Ty match for the United States title. / Better tlian mile'E' I. The claim, which will he adjudi­ The scores were: 15-8 , 15-11, leave here for Boston at 7:20 Cobb, the famous Georgia Peach, 15-13. m., yesterday, and delayed the'train cated by the French courts, is lodg­ "PINCHOT WON’T RUN minute speed for V* J had been signed secretly by the The matches were played at the for nearly two hours. Engineer ed by Signora Bruciati, wife of a New York Giants to a one-year con­ Tennis and Racquets Club. Lauden brought the train to a Milan book seller, who claims the tract for $50,000 and that the Harrisburg, Pa., Peb. 22.— Gif­ 2 4 hours—A record standstill before the coaches left ford Pinchot will not be a candi­ right of succession to the estate of Peach would play centerfleld at the the rails and no injuries to passen­ for stock cars below General Thierry, who was killed Polo grounds this season, displacing R. F. D. CARREERS MEET date for U. S. Senator In Pennsyl- gers were reported. The accident -vanla in the April primaries, he an- while - fighting for Napoleon at Eddie Roush. , . happened at Hampton station. $ 1 4 0 0 Waterloo.The general was a nephew At tfie Giants’ offlbe the story Willimantic, Conn., Peb. 2.—^The nipunced today in a letter to J. A. of Jean Thierry. The estate, which was scoffed at by an official of the rural mail carriers of the state held Fox, of the Brotherhood of Loco­ Hoover dresses of cKaifferay and p er. RELIGIoW REBELS SHOT motive Enginemon and firemen. A Big One-Profit Is extremely valuable, has been club, who said there was “ absol­ their annual convention here today cale, also fine print dre^es in fight and accumulating wealth for more than utely nothing to it.” with Frederick H. Somerset of Mexico City, Feb. 22— Mayor Value 100 years. When asked if the club was in­ Woodbury, presiding. Fifty of the Francisco Franco, of Jamay, Jalis­ dark shades. terested in Cobb, he replied: 150 members of the organization, co, and Jesus Garcia, president of ATARRH “ Oh, yes. But nothing has come attended. Efforts will be made to the Agrarian Society of that dis­ of head or throat ift nsnally Sizes 16 to 52 Delicious hot chocolate and other of It to datfe.” establish an organization of rural trict, were executed by a firing benefited, by tha vapors of— CGNKEY AUTO CO. hot drinks are very appropriate at carriers in Middlesex county, the squad ilast night on the ground A t the Center \ ^ -while the sizes range this time of year. Come in and only one in the state without such On his first voyage to America, they were connected with the re­ is complete. enjoy your favorite at our fountain. Columbus landed in the West In­ a body. Election of officers was to ligious revolt, said a dispatch from Qaliui’s—Advt. . dies on the island of San Salvador. take place late this afternoon. Guadalajara today. Omrat flmtriiertnr ' S tirn tn g LOOKING FOR A LEADER PUBLISHED BY BY BRUCE CATTON 1 t h e h e r a l d p r in t in g CO. Eoundod by Elvood S. EI&. Oct, 1. ENATOR BURTON K. WHEELER, the energetic young, man from Bv*ry Evenlnsr BTOMJr Sunday! and S Montana who drove Harry Daughtery out of the cabinet, is discour­ j ^E^rSd at th! %!t 0«c* « ><«- aged about the American people. : Chester aa Second Claa! Jtoll Matwr. The nation, he believes, is selfish and Inert. If Lincoln himself ^ SUBSCRIPTION RATEJS; By Mall 'ai* dollant a year, afaty cents a to appear today, the senator declares, he could do nothing because the 8x>ntb for shorter periods people would be too indifferent to follow him. , ■ By carrier, elffbteeh cents a week. It is hard to blame the senator for being pessimistic. He courageous- ! Sinsrie ’loplea three centA-. Iv made war on corruption in high places, and was rewarded by being SPECIAL advertising b EPRB- indicted on trumped-up charges; nor was there any great outcry of SENTATIVE. HamllCe^Oc Inc.. 286 Madison Ava«l|s, | fe« York popular Indignation over the treatmen the received. aad 6t2 North Mb^Qiaa AvennS. Yet It Is possible to disagree with him. Chicago. . It Is true that we seem far more interested in baseball, criminal Just six short days to take Mvantage of The Manchestar Etdhli^ Herald Is trials, airnlane flights and new flivvers than in bur governmental lead­ on sale in New York City. at. Schultz's the special etore-wid& Sejiai-Aniiu^ Sale News Stand. Sltth Avdntte and 42nd. ers and^,^eir, problems,not he our, fault so much as the Street and 42nd. $treet entrance of Grand C enti^ Station and at all ^'^ A ^ u ^ ^ tter no country on earth where the average prices for this event ends hekt Wednesday Hoatllrg News Standa - . man Ibok^ sb longingly?ioF a capable leader as in America. trouble • • • is thAt-too often, oL yecent years, i^e'havb'lfeirned that our idols had at nooni Client of International News Sey- feet-of Ulay. We ^ v e somewhat suspicious; we have become ’ rTnte«atlonal Newl» Service has the rfever at'detectin^ham A But let a really great man arise, or even a i eyciuB& rights to nsa Xof. republlca*. half-great mani^ and we are ready to go wherever he-asks. ' tk>h HyAsny- form all mei^-dispatches •Th.is explains, undoubtedly, dur tendency to idolize our Industrial • credlted<^.to^or.not pthem tse credited.' ; In this.iiapepxilh Is alsa . exclusively captains. We look up to men like/Ford, Sloan, Farrell, and du Pont be­ > eatltlM .'to oil# fur nM^nlilleatlon aU cause we i^ecognize that here, for ajl their shortcomings^ are men who . the Io(»i^r<^.uhdated^ietM^i)Lubllshed are in their own way genuinely big. They ihay move in narrow fields, , : hereln^L^ll'Servlee-^^t of N B A hut in those fields they loom large. ]PYe are hungry for leaders, jnd since ServlcA < ' our politicians so often have failed us we are turning fp the business j

WEDNESDAY, 1928. ^*^^he American does not readily lose his capacity for .giving himself! These comfortable Coxwells, ex­ to great leaders. There is grounded'in every heart an inarticulate Ideal-1 actly as shown. some covered in tap­ ' Mahogany finished end tables oti ism, shy hut ardent, eager to tai^e^^ommands if only there will arise a j estries with centered panels, tapes­ blreh come wltb 24 Inch half-rpnurt’ S-4 REPORT captain capable of making the right appear. On every ^battlefield from j tries and velours- combined, and tops, as sketched, turned legs and; Lexington to Chateau Thierry there are American -^bodies to testify to-j When Admiral Magruder declar­ plain vhlours. turned stretchers. Q5P this. ' , , * 1.1 Regular $47.00 . .; . i • U W ed in public print that what the Sir Betram Hayes commanded the big liner Olympic during the [ Regular $2.98 ...... Navy needed more than ships was World War, and helped transport ;’many English and American troops j re-organization he was disciplined to France. In his recently published book of reminiscences he com -[ ments on the contrast between the ^troops of the two nations., The Eng­ for it. But the public believed him. lish soldiers, he said, were carefree, and jovial en rbute to Prance; the If it needed further proof of the Americans were sober, serious, ‘Tike crusaders.” wisdom of the Magruder contention' That was it. “ Like crusader^.” Whatever the historians may have it is to be found in the finding of discovered regarding the causes of. the war;' whatever may have hap­ pened since then in the rooms where treaties have been signed; the the court of inquiry erected by the fact remains that we entered.-the war because,the common American Ngvy department in the case of the was convinced J;hat by so doing he-was serving a loftier cause than he' S-4 disaster. It is one of the most could know otherwise. We were asked to give ourselves for an ideal extraordinary documents recently and we responded. Showing New Cretonnes for Spring Is that spirit dead, then? Have we lost our capacity for rising to promulgated. high ideals? We have not. We are still looking: for leajdprs. We have It finds the commander of the S-4, Bad a dearth .of th4m of late. But.;we are ready fQj^'th|6m. , who lost-his life, and the command­ Let a man arise again— a inah of genuine grlatrless, with a'call to The new“Spring cretemnes featured in our Cretonne Car­ er of the Coast Guard vessel Pauld­ service on his lips— and there will be a response to shake the world. nival this week are finding’ many r| ses other than as drapes. Metal beds, exactly as sketched, America is waiting, now as always. Let every politician remember It. , have 2-inch continuous posts, and five ing jointly responsible for the col­ Bed spreads, dressing table flounOes, c h ^ coverings, slip fillers. Finished in bro'wn. Full lision between the two ships, though W hen open this gateleg measures covers for beds, screens, lamp shades, pillows, cushions-^ size. Sturdy metal side rails. admittedly the Paulding was not the cop who pinched him 'in City|on safety equipment. We should 34x48 Inches— a real; big size— even smocks and lounging robes are colorful and sm^t" Regular informed of the presence of sub- Hall park and the Police Magistrate dread to sfee 'it re-enforced by an in­ when close 12x34 inches. The top when made of cretonne. $11.50 ' marines in the'neighborhood and, who sent him ’tb-Thte Tombs in de­ spection provision “that would com­ is mahogaDy plywood and the legs fault of $500 to await a hearing pel everybody to help keep the new Prices for the new fabrics range from 21c to $3 a yard. also according to the report, the § T » 5 ' . 7 5 ...... $19.75 duty of keeping out of her way de­ three days later, seemingly were automobile business booming or volved on the submarine. The guilty of some sort of blunder. It else keep off the roads. Paulding's commander is blamed be­ couldn’t have been right both to cause his lookout did not see the let Mr. Scalaflni alotie and to ar-I THE HORNED TOAD periscopes of the Sub in time to rest and jail him, just for wearihg That Texas “ horned frog” con- avoid a collision when the under­ a bathing suit instead of conven­ tipues to intrigue the fancy. You sea boat suddenly appeared in the tional clothing, one concludes. know it is solemnly asserted that act of crossing his bow, from the If it is true that the kind, and,; the “ frog” was sealed up in the cor­ amount of clothing with which a One simple upward, lifting motion, port side. No wonder Secretary Mel­ nerstone of a courthouse built thir­ opens this attractive^day-bed inio A. lon protests. person covers himself is his busi­ ty-one years ago, and taken out alive bed for two. Only one hand is' nhq- The report also condemns Rear ness and nobody’s^<_fiJse— which a few days ago. We shivered at the essary to open It. The cretonne cov­ Admiral Brumby because he “ had would seem to be a rather sensible Texas origin of the story, though ered mattress has rolled edges 8|»d not the familiarity Vith the essen- view of it— then the uptown cops the flounce as shownj yearning to* believe it; were struck Beg. $42.00 ...... $35 ^ tial details of construction of sub­ were right and the downtown officer- also by the circumstance that the Unfinished Windsor Chairs for and judge were all wet. But on the Cabinet gas range with large vour kitchen or breakfast room come marines and the knowledge of res­ term “ horned frog” had a forbid­ ITiIs.spinet desk is 35 inches wide 15% xl8 Inch oven, measures 42 I other hand if it be disorderly con­ with turned spindles and legs as cue vessels and the knowledge of ding and unfamiliar sound. and has a 15x28 inch writing bed. inches over all. Four open burners. sketched. actual work being carried on by his duct to do or wear' or be anything Now it turns out, that the crea- Just below the writing bed Is a full Doors of oven and broiler and man­ ... $ length drawer. Mahogany and Regular $2.50 .. 1.98 suhordin^es oeceesary -to- direct in^ sa-nnusual as-to make-a-lot-of-Na-W. £ure, wl£oAhould be.named Diu-.T-aiw tel In white porcelain. Yorkers depart from their own af­ gumwood. Regular $52.50 ...... $42 ftelligently tile important operations nerplus, is not a horned frog but a 1 Reg. $30.00 $24.75 I of which he was in charge.” And fairs long enough to gape and push horned toad, which is more like it ' his removal from his command is and giggle, then the situation would and removes a certain element of recommended. seem to be reversed. bias from the subject. This in spite of the fact that A thing that is defined to be per­ S ,;Bnt. now arises conflict between straightway the report says; “ The fectly matter-of-fact in New Yofk two authorities who should be near plans he approved, conceived by an tomorrow may start a riot there to­ and dear to each other— Dr. Wil­ expert staff of which Capt, King was day. Perhaps a jailing that would liam T. Hornaday, formerly direc­ the senior, were logical, Intelligent be Impossible and idiotic next week tor of the New York Zoo, and Dr. and were diligently executed with may he logical and proper at this Raymond L. Ditmars, long his asso­ good judginent and the greatest moment. ciate and ^ow his successor. Dr. 'We’re inclined to give up the'ca;|e possible* expedition.” . Hornaday^says he once knew a frog In other words Admiral Brumby, of Mr. Scalafini and say, “ask us an­ w^ich had lived a thousand years in a fleet officer, is discredited and dis­ other one.” Ceylon in a bed of sand that had New Hoosicr kitchen cabinets in Pier cabinets, similar to oiir sketeS come in choice of green or red deco­ graced because he did not pretend jhecome packed, as hard, almost, as gray enamel with decorations in col­ •i’V- r No model kitchen is complete with­ rated, crackled finished bntsfde with to know more about submarine res- " For the bath, bedroom, kitchen or ors and in olive green trimmed with *JtrNK'’ CARS ^sf'one. He dug the old chap out him­ hall come these 24x48 inch, heavy out one of these white porcelain top orange, range in price from $29.50 yellow enamel inside. 4 shelves ; cue work than the half dozen men Highway Commissioner Robbins self— or one of his workmen did— rag rugs. Hit-or-miss patterns 'With* tables. White enameled base with upward. with magazine compartment at the in the entire navy whose special ex­ B. Stoeckel, talking to a group of and he was still alive— meaning the rose, green, blue or orchid predom­ drawer. Top 25x40 ^ J DOWN bottom. fiR inches. Reg. $10.00 .. sP# •# O Reg. $17.50 ...... s P l^ T s O O periences and duties had best fitted automobile dealers, suggested the frog. So the learned doctor thinks inating. ^ 1 them to accomplish the job and be­ Reg. $1.58 ...... s p is T T * / possibility of a state inspection of the horned toad could do it. Dr. cause he had the wisdom not to in­ used cars befofe they b6 allowed to Ditmars, on the other hand says, terfere and meddle with their oper- return to-the roads, the Idea being “ Tut-tut— and I don’t mean kings.” , ations. 4 nc made to rid the highways as far as Or words to that effect. “ A horned WATKINS , I . The report declares that no hu­ possible of; “ junk” automobiles In toad that lived in a cornerstone for man power could have done more the interest of safety. We should two months would be exceeding his EXCLUSIVE KBPBESENTAIlVES FOB CBAWFORD AND CHAJJBEES BSNGES to rescue the men of the S-4 than Imagine that this is an undertaking actuary’s expectations,” he says. was done— and then hoots the man that would best be,approached after We have always had an especial in charge of the operations. And a great deal of thought if at all. Be­ admiration.for Dr. Hornaday. There why? ginning In the best of faith it might never was anybody who knew better Because the Navy must draw a very easily develop into an institu­ how to handle bears and snakes and I herring ncross the traiL Because the tion operating almost wholly in the reporters; or better knew thej ; Navy department itself was to blame interest of the automobile .factories books. But we happen to be advisep*,- for the tragedy. The report convicts and sales agencies an'd inflicting on the side, that Dr. Hornaday goes other privileges that go with tlfe it when it recommends: muter story r.bout the young mgr* very great hardship on people of flishlng. And with every defbrenci^e tomtoms in the., fundamentalist doctor doesn't tell Jrou not to ekt job. Hi the Capitol and when > Plain indication of submarine -led oonpw from connecUcut who senator enters an elevator thd car moderate oy little means. ^ It might to him we submit that this busiadss camp. What we ehall hear nothing hotcakes— he eats ’em himself. trial course on all charts with warn­ ___ Which may be the reason the came Into New York to attend the goes to his floor regardless of wife even, in the course of time, .become of the horned toad is too serious a of from that quarter, ho'wever* is theater. , ings to mariners. doctor is unable to tell anyone any­ else may he Inside or where who a source of official corruption com­ one— oh, far too serious— to be giv­ the fact that it was not fondameh- “ Darling,” suddenly burst, out A conference by the Navy depart­ thing___ Those gay Austrian else may he riding. parable in proliflcness to tke prohi­ en, over to the final adjudication of talist skeptics but s«dentific searqh** scarfs and sweaters youngsters are the husband, fumbling in hts pock­ An ordinary gent mUy be ridfil| ment and the Treasury department ets, “ We should have brought the bition laws. a person of such dimensional enthu­ ers after truth, who discovered the wearing on the Aven'ue... .Bill up to the fourth flour and if a sena­ on vessel movements and to draw piano-” , j tor gets on at the third he goes Besides, the extent , to which siasms as an angler. But perha^is, on error. It is also worthy of ■yan, the comic, who for countless «p desired regulations. years has impersonated inebriates, “ Why?” asked the puzzled wife. BY RODNEY DU2?CMER back down where he started^ With “ junk” automobiles are responsible the other hand, Dr. Ditmars’ skep­ note that, proof of the error “ Because the theater tickets are Appointment of a technical board yet never takes a drink.. . . enough senatorial traffic and for the serious accidents of the high­ ticism has no broader basis than th& having been found, science does on it.” enough bad luck. It is conceivable to study rescue and salvage fittings, Llewellyn Powys, the critic and Washington, Feb. 22.— There are ways has yet to . he demonstrated. habit of discrediting his associate’s not, nevertheless, obstinately ahd novelist, strolling through the twi­ few men hi public life quite so dry that an ordinary tijfp safety devices and equipment and And they’re also passing, around Perhaps it would be a worthwhile fish stories. We are still In a Jam in the face of the wild pig de­ light like a brooding Hamlet, his aa the Hon. Gifford Flnchot, recent­ for half an hour in a Senate eleva­ recommend changes in undersea that one about the raudevllle ly governor of Pennsylvania. tor without being ahlb to get off at activity for the Highway department over the toad. velopment, persist In sibontlng tb it hrO'wn English cape over I'.is shoul­ craft as deemed advisable. ders.... The matinee-looking men actor who trained dbves and r$h- Yet In Plhchot’s magnificent •his floor..’ ^ to do some tabulating on the sub­ the celebrated tooth is still the bits and pigs. Then he went about library yonr oorrwpondent observ­ Tour correspondent takes thi* Tliese three recommendations il­ ONE POINT FOR 8TRAT0N In the mld-Poi^ tea rooms... .And ject. It might group the whole num­ tooth of an ape-man. the rather tragic youthfulness of the agencies trying to gAt booking ed a copy o i the'Agricultural Tear opportunity to make graceful luminate the whol6i ghastly business for hla act. But everywhere he met ber of Connecticut licensed cars in­ There is jubilation in Tennessee; There is food for fundamental­ the girls you see these nights-ln the Book for 1904. Pincl^ot hae so acknowledgment to the few sep^ of the S-4 with a white light. The with discouragement. Of course, he to bunchesr—the ten year olds, the there is a great and holy content In ist reflation in the readiness of the speakeasies. .. . And those be-gin- many books—rlncl*dim? -Ur large tors who “Valve this privilege and court of Inquiry, In making them, went through the routine of leaving number " oh agrlcuUnrerT-thai try not to- ride anyone urdUnd need­ seven year olds, the five year olds, the soul of John Roach Straton. evolutionists to discard mistaken ned college students trylnn to sober hl^ name and address “in case any­ •tacitly admits the utter negligence up over oyster stews la Grand Cen­ shbedd ndt he surprised to fin d ^ y - lessly. For instance !; Seilator Ty­ the four year olds, and so on. Then Ha'vlng hra-ved the laughter of the theories as rapidly as they are ex­ thing comes up.” Of the Navy in not having adopted tral station.,.'. .It’s all a bit sad. thlng at all, among . thejm. bUt— son, bound from Senate floor to it might ascertain the proportionate 'World by denying specifically the posed. A few months later he. received EVgry oDhgressional secretary on subway, fthe other- duy ■ ord e rs. A the measures indicated long, long The green young grass sprouting number of cars in each group which validity of every one of the thou­ In Central Park.,.. .And another notice from an agents “Come right papitqt Sill'kxc-^ the 1904'year loaded, eie'vator, stopped at . the 'ago. have been concerned in accidents sands of proofs, offered by the evo­ skyscraper rlsitf? under the name over. Have arranged 20 weeks main - floor and abke' , if anyone But the Navy department is not lutionists, that the world, did not of Lefoourt... .They call him the hooking.” if mas In that year that the De­ wanted to get out there-. Noaurly ’that resulted in death or injury In To which he replied: “ It’s too going to admit the responsibility i“man who owns a skyline.” It’s partment of Agridulture und ^ S c

■ i i l S n N m DRAMAS FOR SOCONY HOUR Local Steamfitters Offe^iig [itan^lest'^nd biggest hlts'of'tbe sea» I f. New Series of Radio Entertain- ^ Splendid Bill; Vaudeyifie'som • If ments at 7:30 on Wednesday 1 Again Today. - I Tbd vaudevffle and double feaj Evenings Is Announced. 1 ture (program;^ which scored a tr^ Tomorrow evening Manager mendoua.. W t ' with patrons at the Vfa* - ^ .'■ 5 Beginning with the February Gampbell will turn his Rialto thettS!; Rlialtp^; laiptHUlght, will be repeated :»!Si I 29th Socony Radio Hour, the Stan- ter over to the Manchester Plunib- tiffSiCithis .weiilng. Th;e filp, foaK * dard Oil Company of New York in- drs’ '-Union, who •will present th^lr tpreA^ttre Cohrad Veldt in “ A” Man’s ’ -il $■ augurates the first of a'new series ^^cheduled benefit program. Amodg Past” and "She’s M y" Baby,” ' a i of radio programs. The theme of the big features ;£or this event comedy-drahia with an 'all star cast; i: :■* : ^'this new series will be considerably be the initial stage debut In :tWs The stage show feature® the.;Banjo 0 different from the weekly tour type section of New England of the Boysy two blevor'musicians, Helen \ of program broadcast heretofore. ops Bon Ton Nego Quartet. Thls^ P ow ^l; b lq ^ aiheerrahd' ';iast: bu,t ;.c For the most part, these new pro- •group of entertainers are now mak- I not least,'Gohen, a pair of f grams will be literary, historical, aee-high copiedldns. Ing their headquarters in Boston, tpS -weA St and various other dramatizations of ^prior to their trij^i;:to ;he Pac^c ' Violet, is 'the normal color of ^ New York and New England coun- Goast Where theyi;i^l engage in;-ia bgn v tiT. The first program of the series uiQ.trning, in ^ Turkey. to be broadcast Wednesday evening *■ at 7:30 o’clock' from WEAF and - seven network stations will be the " dramatization of Longfellow’s well- * known poem, “ The Courtship of e Miles Standish” with its locale in / Plymouth, Massachusetts, j Most of these programs will re- fc auirc a cast of from four to six t persons. Some of those taking part * are well known to radio audiences. ^ For the March 7 th program the 1 story of a fishing trip to the Grand t Banks aboard a Gloucester fishing * smack is dramatized. A chorus sing- ? ing sea chanties will supply the - necessary incidental music. The March itth program will 5' have as a guest, Governor John E. February is a good time to test thV quality c. Weeks of Vermont who will make V a special trip to New York City on H ouse’s shoes. You cian ju d g e -th e style, th e’-Cif> that date to speak from WEAF dur- ^ ing the Socony Hour. For this pro- and the fa ir price when you buy theiB-r-randr,-F^>r « gram, the Battle of Bennington will he the episode dramatized. The Coi-ona is made; and guaranteed by Landers, ruai’v weather, with your habit of forgettinjarToiir ^ Future programs include radio Frary. and Clark. ^ plays telling such stories as the rubbers occasionally'will PROV-Er'>-their;'Qualit3^ J< f Legend of Chocorua’s Curse, the ^ Cherrj’’ Vallej, New York, Indian CtMTona Elec^c Waffle Iron High or low styles, as you prefer. , T ,’ ^ ip Massacre, the Legend of Sleepy “' T- i Hollow, and Paul Revere's Ride. ^and The scripts for these new Socony ^ programs have been written by $7,t6;,$10,; Henry Fiske Carleton and William Qj-Operative Styles .. I Ford Manley, instructors in English 10-Piece e: at New York University. Both Mr. ^ Carleton and Mr. Manley have col­ Selz Six Styles r...... ■If laboratedirate . on radio scripts for some STATE THEATER BEGINS GhmaSet « time.2. TheyT1 have written such radio f dramas as the Great Moments in FA L. . . ■ i -: ' History and also the Biblical ON WEEK END SPECIALS Houseis Special Styles V $5 io $7.5tt;- 5 dramas. Also, they were authors of C o N N ^ c t i c u ”" $18.50 Value For $12.50 ^ the Shakespeare production broad- Fine Programs Scheduled From CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE T $1.50 DOWN ^1.00 A MONTH g cast on the Socony Hour last Jan- Now Until Next Tuesday; Buster Brown’s, Boys’ and Girls’ (ff uary 25th in connection with DURING FEBRUARY ONLY ^ Shakespeare Memorial week. The Two-Feature Bills the Rule. (72) Millinery and Lace Goods; Textiles; Knit Goods. ^ Socony Radio showj will be produc- This new and popular \Vaffle Set consists of six waffle S tyles ^ . . . ‘ .jr . . ----- to $6 § ed and directed by Gerald Stopp. ' Two big features are offered by Counecticut ranks sixth among all states in the value of millin­ The Socony Hour is broadcast the State theater for today and to­ ery aud lace goods, seventh in dyeing and finishing textiles and plates; large waffle platter and cover, syrup pitcher and \yednesday evening.^ at 7:30 morrow and all kinds of specials seventeenth in knit goods, according to the last federal census of saucer' (cover when inverted can be used separately’as 6 o’clock from W^EAF Ne.w York City, are coming on Friday, Saturday and manufacturers. v^etable or salad dish.) . I W’GY Schenectady, WGR Buffalo, Sunday. The- pictures today show Millinery and lace goods were valued at $6,275,037 for 1925, . ' .'V >■ is ' WMAR Providence, WTIC Hartford, Richard Dix in “ Sporting Goods,” or 2% of the total for the. United States. . For Connecticut, this ' '-f siiS ; ^ WTAG Worcester, WEEI Boston, and Johnny Walker with the king was a considerable increase^^toi^fsgftta^e;'comparison over 1900, I and WeSH Portland. of dog actors, Silverstreak, 4n when Connecticut factoHes^^^fft^bd tHillinery and lace goods “ Where the Trail Begins.” worth $234,323 only 7% of the total for "all states. New York In “ Sporting Goods” Dix is seen led during 1925', with Illinois second and New Jersey third. In C. E. HOUSE & SON, IbcI IciRCLEISFEATURiNG as a wandering salesman, who has Connecticut 1,086 wage earners were employed, their wages to­ The Manchester Electric Co. ■V.’ • <*r,t invented a trick golf suit. He claims taling $902,403. 773 Main Street. Phone 1700 the wearer will be able to down ■ Connecticut did 2.2% of the total dyeing and finishing of tex­ I ' SERIES OF BIG SHOWS any opponent due to the ma-ny in­ tiles during 1925. The value of this work was $9,874,829. J3S3696WSSia6sSSWaS3SS63WS3»S^^ novations he has incorporated with­ Massachusetts led with a total value of $119,109,701. New in the suit. ‘ ’ Jersey was second, Peimsylvknia third, and Rhode Island fourth. ‘Ginsberg the Great” Today; After many adventures, in which During 1900- Connecticut plants did 5% of this work in the Vaudeville With Two Fea­ the latest is finding himself in a United, States. The number of wage earners In Connecticut W- - tures Tomorrow. most exclusive hotel in Los An,geles averaged 2,408,fof_ 1925. Their pay totaled $2,934,666...... with but four dollars in his p o ^ c -.-Knit goods pvoftTic^ by Coimecticut factories 'during ;1925->' ■> The Circle theater s program for he finally puts over an‘'orali:"T'Bt' were valued at $6,740,549. or 8% of the total v^lue for the Unit­ this last half of the week could $10,000 worth of suits. The buyer, ed States. Pennsylvania led vrith a product worth $230,069,530. hardly be a better one, it is seen who is Ford Sterling, then invites Massachusetts plants turned out knit goods worth $46,386,519; from the announcement made else- Dix to play a round of golf. both, Rhode Island $10,605,476. and New Hampshire. $9,789,550. An average of 1.657 wage earners receiving $1,661,041 in wages Your Gas Go. Invites You i- where in The Herald today. With wearing a sample of Dix’s suit. S one big feature today and two for While they are in the middle pf the were employed in this industry in Connecticut during 1925. game, it rains, and Dix, not to say I ^ ^ Thursday and Friday, tire programs Tomorrowr—V^egetable Growing Is. Expensive, leave little to be asked for. the merchant Sterling, is dismayed $■ Today’s feature is “ Ginsberg the to find the * suits have stretched P e o p le o f ... ^ Great,” with the great George Jes- many sizes. Sterling immediately fcIA i' -.'."vPvr $*< r sel in the leading role. Jessel is cancels his order. , Dix is desperate. Not only, CORRECTION so well-known to followers of mu- T-JitKf ^ sical comedy that it is almost use- he need the order to keep him-^; H' To Inspect The New Home Office Z'.: K less to try to give him more credit self from being thrown in jail be^ ■ The price of madkeral was quoted , r % here for his work. cause of his failure to meet the as 15c per Ib. in Reymander’s advt. f >. ^ ^ In “ Ginsberg the Great” he is hotel bill, but he must qualify him­ of Tuesday Feb. 21. It shoqld have ip 1’ ^ -- •if C; cast as a young Jewish boy who self in the eyes of the girl with read 25ic per lb. I Now Complete In 'A' goes out with a traveling company whom he has fallen in love. . -. Jis.t.'-*' § o f players and carnival punks. His The two features scheduled for adventures on this trip are numer- Friday and Saturday are “ Legion­ l^ous and varied but in the end the naires in Paris,” starring that inimi­ You will see beauty in colorj, in design, in graceful ^-boy gets what he desires. table team of comedians. Kit Guard Colonial Filling ^ Two features are scheduled for and A1 Cooke, and “ The Secret perspective; more. . . y o u will see diiplayea a woftder-. t^Thursday and Friday, with the us- Hour,” with Pola Negri in the lead­ Sual Circle three-act vaudeville ing role. Both pictures are among Station fully complete array of gas .^pliances fo^ ^r; ^Ahow coming on Thursday night. the best of their kind to-be. pro­ Fine Feathers S Features are “ The Gingham duced, critics say. ^ Comer Main and Bissell Sts. need. For the home... for the hptel. . . the^ri^t^-uf-r t- ^Girl,” as romantic as a first kiss, On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday iw'ith George K. Arthur and Lois the State presents Charlie Chaplin’s | Make A Fine ant.. the laundry . . . every uSafdrthe m b d e r a ^ ^Wilson in the starring parts, and latest filnl, “ The Circus.” ^ ‘Shootin’ Irons” .starring Jack gas, is demonstrated in alHts miliy convenient'and - ’ ^uden. McKay Chains Bird t “ The Gingham Gir” is a musical economical forms. ^ c r • ' ■’ ^ ^omedy brought to the screen with­ 30x31/2 • • • • ...... $ 3 . 0 0 so the saying goes but never­ o u t a bit of sacrifice. It is the A THOUGHT theless fine wallpaper certainly Original play, enhanced by the 3 1 x 4 x 4 .4 0 ...... $3.50 On the main floor, the Home Economics M obility of the camera as against enhances the appearance of a r|be handicaps of scenery on the While 1 w as- musing the flre!32x4 ...... $3.50 fine home.' Wevhave a selec­ a decidedly new development; • stage. The two actors who 'are burned.— ^Psalms .— :3. tion of papers suitable for the tory kitchen vdth an auditorium; seating three=hun-r cLt: Every druggist in this county is *,• . V • '.i. I- authorized to say to every .i'heuma- cost” coal today 8. j Costs less per ton. cotipany—and to share our;prd6 i n " i t e ^ ^ u ^ ^ ^ “ tic sufferer that if a full pint bot­ ,1 from 4. Low in'ash waste, tle of Allenrhu, does hot show the s'. Burns slowly, lasts long. 'it- convenience: ■way to stop the agony, reduce JIANCHESTER LUMBER 6. Give-3 more heat per ton. swollen joints and do away with COMPANY ^ «■>■/ 'Xi- ft' 7. Clean and smokeless. rheumatic pains, aches and twinges, ...... v ' . vlf. he will gladly return your money 6 . E. WLLLJS & SON, Ino 8 . *'Frete from clinkers. without comment. U Allenrhu has been tried and test­ MONUMENTS ed for years, and really marvelous results have been accomplished oft- Grave markers ' and ofna^ erf'ln the most severe cases ■where mental stone work of every de- U.; the suffering and agony was intense scriptiom and piteous and where t'he sufferer SriTiTiVVjr SR rf F4 T«!t38SM0lkSlftWiI^S*5W»VfSBSWk» I In many .cases was almost helpless. Gadella & . Ambrasim Magnell Drug- Co., South Man­ chester and all good druggists have Shop at East end @v-v.v-.-s.5^S^S^ been authorized to guarantee it as Near E ^ t Gemeteryi H E R A L D ^ I T |lj)ove->in every Instance.— ^Advt. ' Teieildiohe: 1158

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' Denver .-^Approximately 92 ba­ Jerusalem. — Drought,- earth­ llon barrels of 'o il are' recovefahle quake, eclipses of the sun or. moon fr-om the oil shale deposits in the and the locust plague are ai^n g United States, according to Dean "Vji the visitations experienced from E, Winchester, Denver . consulting time to time by tie Holy Land. The geologist, who has .just completed first three have been visited on repoH for the federal oil conser­ Palestine within the last year and vation board. now. the locusts are about'toJl,n- Colorado’s proportion of this vade the country. ' huge total is some'47,000,000,000 The earthquake in July .was fol­ barrels, Winchester said, and at lowed by a severe drought, .the first current oil prices would sell for rains falling early in January In­ about .$50,000,000,000. stead of Nove.mber. The, locust, In his report 'Winchester urged completing the cycle of afflidtions, the federal government to Increase Is due in the early, spring i f >the ■its facilities at the oil shale experi­ worst fears of the '.agricultural mental station in Rullson, Colo, authorities are founded. “ No one knows,” he said, “ what The 'presence of a large number day we will need all the informa­ of locusts on the Egypto-Sudan tion which may be gained from the '>\MT frontier and the invaMon in Byria to Rulison plant work and when that the north seem to be indubitable day comes, we will heed it badly. signs of their cr, ing -j Palestine- An oil famine, is not imminent, but While a part, of the population prudence must always foresee tlie coiev ‘ ■'V would be inclined to take a fatal­ possibility of an oil shortage. An CHLSreA:. istic-view of the menace, the agri­ oil shortage would slow down the 80RN cultural authorities are preparing wheels of industry and bring seri­ the people to cqmbat the plague. ous Industrial depression,” Planning Fight Winchester, who is author of all 5 SAlJl^;5ig ' hut one of t^e oil shkle bulletins Preparations are going on night Issued by the United States geo­ and day to equip the Arab villages logical survey, compiled his report and the Zionist settlements with ^ Kt!T*4 ttjf A in connection with determining' the machinery and knowledge to de­ possible oil substitutes, which/ ac­ ^ t{«: >ruxst» feat this recurring blloht. Although s*j.p «a,i8s^, cording to the rapid depletion of it may not be possible as in Egypt well oil, may soon be a necessity. TZT ^ Agfxl aa»si.ifs to fight the locusts from the air

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London.— Great interest is being shown Ip a new motion -pieiure, rested for speeding iti California dealing ' with the life of Joan of and gave as his ocdupatlon “ hus- Arc, which is soon to be presented ha%dl“ Diogenes! In Hollywood,! here. , The picture was made in Prance, Not a name changed when these and will be presented in Paris to a three Powles sisters married these special audience shortly at the Ca­ three Powle'S brothers at Schenec­ thedral of Notre Dame. This will tady, N. Y. Thej^came from fam­ be the first time in the history of ilies in no way related except that France that a picture has been both once lived in;Brooklyn. Top shown in a cathedral fit any other to bottom the brides and grooms 'Sdhinook, famed lead .dog of Arthur T. Walden ( right). New England’s pretoler. iffuahers, blfls are Charles and Ethel, John and Th^^!H!r^it JoAii bf Arc is tak­ Id I^. E. F. Schroeder the Angell Memorial Hospital. Boston, after an operatloji Yor gbscess pf fliij. ear. Sadie, and Frank and Marguerite en by Palconetti, the Italian Irager Chinook will lead the team of huskies which is to forin part of'Commander Richard HL Byrd-’a forth^wlng j*' potyles. 1 dienne. . < ^ MANUHSSl^eH CCUr^N^) EVENING HEKALOrWEDNEbDiOf, 1*£BKUARY 22^^ ,, ^ • '!> - v ^ - ■ - . ■ ' llub«n'ban^"11%dne S e n ^ r.. ’"Lf-.-.'-.',.1 -. • --v.-.r r V.-. ■- W ^ ^ m m ' irM' FromFi^mi New*New‘®iritafii.(SIIiiL . '4®^ And Phone 2-6261 j- From Manchester Call ...... ! ITFORDSHOW yj •v From Windsor Call ^.. • • • F^m Glastonbury CaU_.j^^,v._...... • • • • 2A® Prom ptly’ FiRed '' ; ''YJ v ’> "4 Hartford O rd ^ Come in Much Better ^w n rtfO ra v- Than I^ast Year—-Continues For R » t of This Week. 'Hartford, Feb. 22—With the i ^ tw^tr-flrst annual automobile ‘•v.fi.- . show welb'on It’s week’s run, the * • * dealers are beginning to feel that Conunendng To-morrow Morning , , ■ '. they have good cause for rejoicing. Orders have been coming in at a . :S. surprising rate, according to several We’ve Made ExteneiVe Pre^rations For This March Sale Assuring You Generous Assortments ai8 ^hsItB ^al &Vi»gs of the dealers interviewed.. “Moeh^better than last year” said [\ H. H. Smith who as a member of the eommittee staging the success- Wear-Eyer Aluminum ■iJi.V.-'. - V ifuLiless Kit Lunch at the State MARCH SALE SPECIALS Artoory on Tuesday, certainly has had plenty df opportunity to find out-.what sU^e,.dealers and dlstri- Embossed Ivory Body—Conventional Border of Bright Colored Flowers- and Gold Gas W affle butofa had to say. yrimfped Edges and Handles e> Majpir’'\^h o m as W. Campbell, $3,50 Thetmaz . . Irons - . -A raembeiciSf the. show^commlttee is i C)^n:: Stock Pattern veiry optom istie and says he hasn’t steel Handle ...... -57.95 Electric Iron Ash 'Cana 3-Qt. Wear-Ever Wear-Ever 32 pieces. Value $9.25. March Sdle Price SanI Garbage a bit df 'tiult to'find with the re­ Wear-Ever 42 pieces. Value $15.40. March Sale Price ...... ••'firnA HI A $1.$$ ^ Can* sults of‘ the . show to date. The Fry Pans Sanoe P an' sHth French Fryers; show runs-the balance of the week Cover 66 pieces. Value $28.00. Mardi Sale Price ...... •••■|ofnn $2.95 Low Bk«$-#'-' $1.00 Reg. $1.20 Reg. $1.4$ Reg. $1.4$ 100 pieces. Value $41.00. March Sale Price ...... ^do.uu $2.98 at the Statd Armory which is. loca­ Sale price Salq. price ted at Broad street and Capitol Sale price . s .-irv.'.'v' avenue, Hartford. Admission price 68c 98c 100-Piece 50-Piece this year is fifty cents. Tomorrow Dinner (Thursday) has been set aside by 98c Diimer the committee as Insurance and and . ' Sets Safety Day and special music will Tea Sets Vllletoy and be played by Lieut. Bill Tassillo’s American Bock Dresden orchestra. Friday will be - Clivic Porcelain ,Ware. Yellow m *va” ' Wear-Ever Organizations Day and Saturday the W ear-£w Ivory Body with / and Black Jutiioy Detecto 'Set Tub Coven Metal Brass Bird Cages final day of the show has been Fry Pans Coluider' Nasturtitun Floral Decora­ Bathroom B a ^ e t s with Wood Handle Reg. $IM at Decorations > tions on Ivory Series named Suburban Day. Special ef­ Beg. $1.75 "With Green Body $450 forts have been made to give motor­ Sale price Lines on Service for 6 $2.25 29c ists a fine place to'park about the 98c Edges and Value Armory. ’ Big lights have been in­ Handle 98c Service for 12 $19.98 stalled giving the place a daylight Wear-Ever effect, even on the darkest night Value $85 March M e Price , and there is plenty of room. 5-Qt. Tea Kettle March Sale Restaurants in the ormory serve Price regular meals and there are plenty Weor-Ever Reg. $3.75 Roasting Fans Wear-EvfT Sale price Rid-Jid of interesting exhibits, in addition 3-Piece Set to the big show of cars, which this Beg. $1.45 at Ironing Stepladders year are m ore colorful and s-re Colored Boards equipped with every device possi­ 98c $1.35 $2.98 Cake Cabinets Coffee Mills ble for comfort and safety of the ... 45c owner. Wear-Ev« Percolator Aluminumware 23-Piece 32-Piece $1.59 $ 1' • $3.19 Tea Sets Luheh^n Thick Sheet Many Imported S k s Sunny Suds TALCOTTVILIE Alnminum Pleeea China in Gray and Blue American T» Porcelain Choose Crackle Effect with Navy and Body, Floral The Christian Endeavor Society $1.89 From Mauve . with Orange Qeiitrie met at 7 o’clock on Sunday eve­ Decorations Line Service for 6 ning. Miss Margaret Welles was Value Wear-Ever the leader and the subject “Are Casseroles Value $5.95 With ineerta $12.50 Wadier Christ’s Teachings Up to Date?” Worth March Sale Rice Boiler Mop. and Handle Pantry Set ikllss Ruby^ F u ller is spending a $1.59 for March Sale Price several weeks vacation at the home Price $99 of her sister Mrs. John Frazier. 89c 89c Mr. and Mrs. H, Preston Bennett $1 of Hartford, were the week-end guests of Mrs. Bennett’s parents, Toastmaster Mr. and Mrs. Olin Beebe. The first day of Lent has become Antomatic one of the great days in our mis­ Electric sionary year because women of all 42-Piece Field Haviland China denominations gather for a service Apartment Sets Aluminum of intercession for World Missions. Floral Decorations on Fine Translucent Body y J Roasters Hampers, $3.50, $4JI0, In 1927 this day was observed in Vacuum Sweepers S5.50 rural and city communities in $2.79 69c Assorted Colors every state in the Union and in .50 Washer Value $19.95, March Sale Price . . . . China and Japan, Syria, India, Bur­ 12 Mop Pail ma, Latin America) Europe and Wringer, $1 79 c \ r. Africa. 32-Piece Luncheorr Sets 42-Piece Apartment Sets 32-Piece Luncheon Sets In response to the call to observe " American Porcelain body. American Porcelain Body. Adderley’s semi-porcelain fnis day of prayer the women of Cream colored background Ivory background with ‘ floral ware. Old Ivors'* With-''Flower c the Vermon Methodist and Vernon with floral spray decoration spray and line ' decoration. and Fruit decorations. Richly and black hair-line border. Center, ,CQhSregatlonal churches Ser^’ice for six persons. Regu­ glazed. Service for 6. Value ■ aiie' invited to unite with the wo­ Service for 6. Value $6.50. March Sale price. larly $8.93. ■ March Sale price. $12.50. For the March Sale, men of the Talcottville church in a E. H. Tate’s $19.50 Universal day-of service and intercession. Friday, Feb. 24th, they will meet $ Oil Floor Mops Ash Cans Electric Um Sets Galvanized ' Full< i.size, ‘in at 10:30 a. m. to sew for Madura '4.95 6.75 8.95 metal container. hospital: 12:15 p. m. dinner will Clothes­ Wash Tubs Glass $2.29 69c be served and at 2 o’clock a devo­ pins 49c $16.75 tional servicp will be led by Mrs. Large Size Wash Urances Gates, a retired Missionary $ dozen in Copper Nickel Kettles Bavarian Chinaware 23-Piece Tea Sets box Boards of the American Board who was in Open Stock. Manchester Patterns. Translu­ Imported China in two-toned Lxister finish. Tan. active service in India for forty- $1.00 $ cent China body with pink wild flower decora­ Mother of Pearl and Yellow. Consisting of Tea eightA’ears. Mrs. Gates will relate 19c 79c 1.00• ^ i ) ■ tions and half mat gold handles and hair-Jine Pot, Sugar Bowl, Cream Jug, 6 Cups, 6 Saucers ■\ some of the thrilling experiences of edge. Service for 12. Regularly 0 0 and 6 Tea Plates. Regularly $7.50. (PP ITP . her very useful life. Rotary Ash $66.00. For the March Sale ...... March Sale price ...... I The local members of the Lindy Sifter ^ i n d o w Social Club of Manchester who at- Gray Enamel :ended the straw ride to Thompson- 7-Piece Water Sets—Pink Optic' Berry Sets—Imported CHiina. Hand Bread Box Ventilators 16-qt. Kettle irille on Saturday evening were the glass. Consisting of one Barrel shaped painted and consisting of large bowl Misses Gladys'and Gertrude Gibbs, $1.00 45c Helen Frazier, Julia Zinker and Wear-Ever Jug and 6 barrel shaped tumblers, and 6 small saucers. $1.00 Edward Jarvis. Dish Drainers Bath Stools Roasters Fits All Cana Regularly $1.49. J 0 0 ^ ^ For the March Sale .... UCENSES SUSPENDED $3.95 to $5.95 59c 69c J Cake Sets—Nippon China—^hand 15-Piece Cereal Sets—Of Imported painted Scenic decorations. Consisting of large plate $nd 6 small plates. Reg­ The weekly list of operators Earthenware with Windmill decora­ uiothes ularly $2.75. ^ * 1 Q O whose licenses to drive automobiles tions. Consisting of 6 Cereal jars,^ 6 Bottle Capper, $1.00 Dryers in Connecticut have been suspand- Spice jars, 1 Oil Bottle, 1 Vinegar Bot­ Sale price, set ...... v * • 2 / 0 ded for one year for driving while Metal CaiMS, 21c. lb. 89c , under the influence of liquor was tle and 1 Covered Salt box. Regularly New Pink Etched Glassware—^Wide given out today at the state motor { vehicle department as a part of $5.95. A 4 . Q S Greek Key or Floral borders. Consist­ Bath Tub Sei^ta the effort to reduce this highway Baby Bath Steak Sets^ $5.95 March Sale Price ...... ing o f: Handled _ Cake plate. Cracker menace. There are fifteen names OiSiers at ... ______$6.95 and $9.95 on the list. Two cases were ap- ,7 9 c $ Knives and'^d Fhrks of and Cheese Dish, Flower Bowl, Relish ■pealed. The departm ent statem ent $1.79 Slightly Soiled Stainlees Steel 24-Piece Waffle Sets—-Hand painted Dish, Comport, Candy Jars, Sugar and advised people to notify the depart­ Cast Iron. ' 70/* ment or the police in case they Persian Ware in bright' floral ,,d«Jora-, Cream set, Cake plate and Card Tray. 8kUle^ ...... iUV Eleotrie Hot Plata $1 ^^hQuld see_ any of the suspended tions. Re^larly $7.50. '7^5% drivers operating motor vehicles. Regularly $1.98. ^ 1 ' 9 Q Berlin, John Miezlaiskis. Sale -price ...... » ^ March sale price, each.. v * Bridgeport, Alex J. Bakos, James kV. E. B unn. Haddam, Louis J. Page. 8-Fiece Console Sets ^ F e im '•■Hartford, Wm. J. Farrell, Dennis Clothes Baskets . '-r I - , • Potato Ricers and Green. Floral j), Noonan, Thos. S, Williams. Heavy Metal • - “H- Stands Kensington, Frqd W'allace. Gaa Toaatar' pattmu. Consisting of Copper Bottom 2-Bumer Gas 29c 79c laiR* rolled edge bowl and Wash' Boiler New# Britain, Czeslaw Pomnl- Plates, $7.89 chowsk-L Allurn—f4 two candlesticks. Regularly. New Haven, Lester G. Austin, Kitchen $2.69 Edw. H. Dcslauriers. FYREX' pj^thl* sale .. $1.69 Portland, Harold W. Chandler. Set, $1.00 South Manchester, Eugene E. 6 Pieces ■iiez -Murray. p .Ml— ,j Colored Optic ^ W ater bury, Roy Choquet. Wilson Station, John J. Con­ * Stemware nelly, ‘ In i-Au^r, Rose and Tate’s Wall or nmt'tmthmmt* - .. Brooms -** Gr^T.)' Qobleta, Saucer / i m TeBaw Mfriiig Bowl Carling* Irmw Knife Boxes There la fiO.nefcd to let th at head Floor Duster "SSb^ Shining ^.f0|Ar$L0$ Chainiphgnl^ Sherbets, Wine . Seta—GlaariL Mads With cold get., a start on you. Take glasses. •. Cpckt^; glasses, rril^ edges. B bowls to a ' " |1 . 0 0 Quinn's laj^tive cold capsules with 69c $1.00 nest. Regularly $1.5$ set. $1.00 69c ^ bod liver.oil extract. (Quinn’s Drug Foot^^^Sodai' gUuK rooted V. . stbre^Advt. ; f Tumbler,%^^.tedte Tea For this Sale, '* HIV ■ I Flip Flop 10 fo off glasses,,;^ glasses. ;’ vS$j|3la^. $»c. T^T ANSWERS Electric on Floor •For this 'sale,; OQg* S- i Toaster , Sample ... Here is one solution to the LET­ MM—M——ita—— V ■ •' TER GOLi' puzzle .on the comics (HI Stoves' page: . i I y ' ^jFiisatiiet G lass^jffre ' ok^lni9iMll$d edge plates. Heat prppf. Begnlarly 96c. D 1? A Sa/ N 114-1^' SqnwrelhiW ag • Marth Said; ■ RQgi" )?!> 1 iUMriid f iiB n g D.tobcs., • ••a^aaaaaa*** OviiFFQdaiiig Dtabtai . ^ , P R A W S L ShaUow EikMlng Diriief. *^ :9^-ineli H«ughn; Pie Plate*. - a • * . !■ l$li-Iiie1| Boi|iM 'ne Plate*. Glass Mixing Bowl Mae ' tlragoB' Caps and C R A V s IS^-iaeh iruufy Saacen—Ovoid shaiK. Good 9.>iiicli Aa GriiUa niabc*.- ' Sets W ^ 5 .bowls,';4-In.,'5-in., 6-in. serviceable Chinaware. u,.- u»c E A s March Sale Price' ' Choppers iiif'liicb R*ni4/pudding birites. -^ ■7-ln. imd $*la boWls, nested. ^ Air Riibb^.l Mop M Itf-iaoli Oiral Sddding Dishes. Kitchen ^ BtirtJcm , - E A N s $U*liieh Saaae* Pudding pishes. •’ Regularlj "fSa* 6 for $1.00 'Ovens t. Cutlery M m s t ^ e r c Fsh*il5), size ..$1.93 ; $^a*$h Sal* ptiM . . O U \ f $1.49, SI.89 CoinbiflAtioiiK i AOii^.td Oi*a ; .e ' : i A N s Wee ./fie.,,ji- ...... $2*^.9 | $1 :1 12c”*- 69c I -and 82.9V a i,,.....$S.l$l ./.%v -V. ' ✓ . ' .' Tv 'V • '' '.K V mim\ MMIIIIHMHVMHiniiHimiiiiiillllllillllllifl^^^

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- ' - A . -X .... V who brought her husband a dower o f’$100,000, is C . Washington j . . i aplaJi oj Industry. • on the porch. Her daughter, Nellie Custisi'and His portrait would be hanging m banl( lobbies Washington’s nephew, Lawrence Washington,'are jvhere he owned sloclf if he lived today. on the steps. The slave was one o f the 4 0 0 the mil­ Hotv page 3 of Washingtons will looked lionaire president had upon h'ls estates. before restoration is shown at the right. It is this 'will which itemizes the extensive hold­ ings of the millionaire president. b .C ^ M th e posses­ alone would have made him many times \ sion o f the a millionaire but the richest pf all Millionaire- By heirs of Bushrod Washington up Engineer - Banker - Landholder - Lumber Mag­ to 1899. It has not changed nate - Transportation Baron - Coal King - Gas EUGENE E. PRUSSiNG its character much since Magnate > ii Waslungton’s day. though it is Prince - Farmer - Statesman - Soldier - Paitriot- better drained. TTie dividends President Washington’s holdings was the tract of S N E A R L Y as can be eslimated, that the land has paid in the last about 5000 acres in Lafayette and Washmgton the estate of George Wasliingloii 'L>» A ' 'A 100 years run into big money-. counties, Pa. A nd it is a sad fact that W ash­ A — had it been kept intact to the / V . A v , ^ t ,e.'V ^ Sx Millionaire Washington knew well ington had to sell this because he was land poor. present day— would invoice high what most people today have forgotten-^that the in the millions, perhaps well over Facsimile of a stock state of Virginia ran west clear to the Ohio river, F TH ESE Pennsylvania lands, 1200 acres $ i 00.000,000. X <■ certificate showing that Danker Wash­ and exlc.nded north to the outskirts of Pittsburgh. are the famous Washington bottoms and are Startling as this, fact seems, it is sober \^s :t'^>A -'-iX though prodded frequently on the sub­ One of his choice pieces was ►'A At,) These 5 0 0 0 acres near Pitts- .. millionaire. ject by Adams, Jefferson and Mad­ a stretch of land about 50 miles ' burgh today are conceivably worth Lands which Millionaire Washington V , y ison. long on the banks of the Ohio $100,000,000. ' once held are today yielding annually for­ f ’-2: Finally the Potomac Company plan belo^v Wheeling, W . V a. T o ­ tunes in farm products, coal, oil, natural gas, A T h e more Washington’s estate was absorbed in the greater work of day it could hardly be bought. lumber. Engineering projects which W ash­ is stuAed, the more apparent if be- the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com­ The smallest piece was above ington sponsored live today iri in le p ^ e V' y .comes othaU.'A in the Washington estate to this day, when $6800 worth of money. wealth is'o6amed. - Land holdings alone total acres. A nd by his marriage to the widow, • pipe lines are burrow ^ all over Ae coun­ stock in the Bank This Ymdertaking XTl'-'t’ nearly 70,000 acres, and an estimated value of Custis, Washington had the use of-over o f Columbia and was to reclaim all of try, the heirs o f Washington might be e* what these lands would be w orA today is at least 100 slaves, the widow’ s dower right in the swamp land south TJl>, public utilities kings, peddling W est V ir­ $ 4 0 0 0 in the Bank of $37i000,000— perhaps double or triple Aal. the Custis estate. o f A e James river ginia natural gas to the far distant reaches Alexcindria, in'which. Listing these holdings tells A e story sbttply: A Virginia, _ to Ae o f Ohio, collecting rich tribute from inde­ ' ' , ' Estimated u t all his wealth.was not hihcdt^*!, ' ' ' NorA Carolma bor­ fatigable meters. ^ Value or acquired by m'arriage. H e had der emd east o f Suf­ i ; » This is all the more evident when a survey he kept his account. Acres Today earned tnuch land in the V alley o f Virgima folk. By drainage. B I' is Aade of the'^3,000 acres of land Million­ Mount Vernon farms...... 8,200 | 4,000,000 by three years’ service as surveyor to Lord Fair­ These usually paid aire Washington held on the Kanawha river. 1 IVashington Forest...... 1,200 500,000 fax. T o this earned lapd, .Washmgton a,ddedtby ; 'him 8 to JJ3- p « i t w a s T he surface rights o f this land are alone worth ' Eastern Virginia farms .... 8,313 800,000 purchatse., . *, - \ - y 'Cent divic^ds.''. > Aoped to $1,000,000 today, but underneaA Ae surface Maryland farms ...... 1,200 100:000 He was also granted 15,000 acres of die best' A n d to prove^ s e cure are great deposits of not only gas and coal, but On Mohawk r i v e r ...... 1,000 500,000 land tdong the upper Ohio river, imd along the that Millionaire Near Wheeling, W. Va. 9,744 1,500,000 40,000 also oil. A trans^ontmental chain o f refineries Great and Little Kanawha rivers m W est V ir­ Washington favor­ ‘ On the Kanawha river...... 23,341 3,500,000 acres of and filling stations bearing the name o f Washing­ ginia, and added to these grants by purchase. ed bank stocks, it In Pennsylvania T...... 1,200 25,000,000 good ton would undoubtedly be in existence today had H e had built canals in the Dismal Swamp and is to be noted he Near Cincinnati, 0 ...... 3,050 500,000* land. A e ekate o f the millionaire president been kept for five years bad been a lumberman there in the provided in his will In Kentucky...... 5,000 250,000 0100000100010202020002010000010000010100020102000002 2 W ash- intact. Dismal swamp lands ...... 6,984 350,000 company of a band of 12 ’’adventurers.” that all proceeds of in g* t on Washington’s holdings in western Virginia lands sold during Having built the road across the A^e^enies traversed TOTALS ...... 69,232 J37,000,000 the life o f his to Pittsburgh, he had seen the vision b t empire I t h e en - widow should be iM . which would surely be, and had organized a com­ tire tract h e disposition of Millionaire Washington’s invested in good NEW LIGHT pN , pany to apply for and receive 5,000,000 acres p e r 8 on- estate after his deaA is a study in itself. of land in Illinois at Ae confluence of the Ohio bank stocks, the income -to be paid to her. ally and WASHINGTON T Il took .47 years m the probate courts fo Banker Washington also has good claim, to the and the Mississippi rivers. _ H e sent an a g e n t- care Ally tide of Transportation Giant., administer its great plans, aiid four years m6re to to Loftdon to apply for this land from George 8 urveyed Eugene' E. Prussing, author of- tlie ar­ He had, receive from the slate' sell the last piece of land. Fifty-one years of III. Unfortunately, the Revolution stopped the il. Five crops o f timber havp ticle on Ais page, spent ten years mvesti- of Virginia $20,000 worth of prevision and Aought went mto it, and only one enterprise. H a d it gone through, the Washmgton been cut from this tract since gating the ^will of George Washmgton, capital stock in Ae^ company i purpose failed of execution— Ae millionaire’s estate would today be worth perhaps $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,- his time and it is still pre­ studymg its administration,, tracing to Ae organized for tbe'^mprovement'': dream for a national university. ^ . 000,000. served as a ’ whole for timber present time the disposition o f A e various o f A e James .and anoAer.' ' There were 5 6 ifidividuals and institutions Another o f Washington’s enterprises stopped purposes. items o f wealA which A e finl president $20^000 wom»/of ^ock m Ae ; mentioned as beneficiaries in A e wvl; besides A e by the Revolution was the building of a canal handed down to his heirs. X Potomac Company. WaAmg- Elngineer Washington’s com­ slaves. The dbtribution o f A e bulk o f the estate, up the Potom ac to Cumh^lahd. ' A sfiprt p c ^ g e ^ , The results of Mr. Prussing’s study have ton whs presijjent of boA Aeke • pany also obtamed a similar in 2 3 parts, was made between his kindred and would have been * made* to , the Mbhong|nela been incorporated mto a book, ’’The Elstate compainieSjXiihb'figh'.he held A e ____ tract o f land m N orA Caro­ hb wife’s m perfect equity. i - river, providing a water route to the whole M is­ of George Washington, Deceased,*’ just stock only itt'wist. ^ S3fi£h‘^- lina,'^ but Ais was sold before 'E y appomtment o f h b executors in a group , of sissippi Valley. Wsuhington had an_eye to the published by Little, Brown-& Go. Pruss­ Washmgton died. seven persons. Washington ah tkj^ ted the mod­ rich fur trade o f the Great Lakes region. V In his wiKfAe gave to Lib- ' ing is also the author o f ’ ’George W ash­ Washington’ s share m A e ern trust company, fi^ e r ptoiof b f .Ae.millipn- erty Hall AcaSfemy m Lexing­ ington in Love and OAerwise.” * ton the James riy%>tock. The Dismal S^amp Company he aire president’s ugacity. - t t h e outbreak o f the Revolution then, Mr, Prussing is a member of Ae Chi­ contracted to sell to General ) ^ e n Washington was suddenly stricken on Washington was probably worth quite half academy prompfly^ jAsnged ;its' cago and Los Angeles bar, having prac­ name to Washington'i^ademy, ’’Light Horse” Harry Lee Ar Dec. 14, J 799, he. asked Mrs. Washin^on to A a million dollars. Not bad for’ a ’’rebel” ticed law for nearly ^0 years, and is one $20^000. Lee paid $2700 on account, Aen m a struggling colony. ^ * and is now knownYs|?^aAmgton and‘:|^ Uni­ ^ get from his desk two wills Aere. One heaisked .''■.i'a forfeited his claim. It was a^good Aing for of Ae country’s foremost auAbrities on Bank stocks were Washington^y favorite in­ versity. '-yvi'y.'' - ■ . 1- her to burn, which she did, in Ae fireplace of Ae Washington’s estate, for the tract paid good high Washington. _ He calls WaAAgton ’’the vestment, though he had great faith m Potomac Stock of Ae PbtoAai Company Capitahst foom. The other he gave into her keeping. profit after Ae war of 1812, and m .13 years ideal millionaire.” canal shares as well. Washington bequeathed' fo a ’’National Univer­ Six hours later A e will took effect. paid’$18,800 dividends. The land remained A When Washington married the vridow Martha . sity,” which Washington hoped could Ire built America’s foremost millionaire had dicA ^ (Copyright, 1987, NSA Magasino) ■j.i "\ '' V ' ' *3. t -4 V • -tg 3 r n ,*?’

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M n -jJ 1HANCHIJSTE& (CONN.) EVENING HBRAU), WEDNESDAY, FBBEUAKY 2 3 ,1 8 ^ Hattford Yankees Coming Botck To DON’T KNOW WHAT IT IS TO LOSE A GAME One-^in v ictory mves MEET COmniNTIT CUB GIKIS TACKLE IfflilDEN Contractors The Title V ^ 3tamshos W w Bere Be- Axel Anderson’s 113 Wins fo e ; Hod Uorexi io Sports Forum Pennant Erai Though LETTERS WELCOMED & ie Willi Yaoi^Line- Sign Name and Address Watkins Break Eyen; irJOC WnUAM» j

SPANKING FOR T. W. The foothill rales have heeii Keiths Out of C ^ r . / Two anhsually good basketball Editor The Herald changed again. A blacksmith almost luts to pat In his winter and sum)- conttt^rd^e on tap for tonight at 1 was Blirpriaed to note another the Biardiim gym on Hollister street comment by the Sports Editor of mer reading. when ^ '^ m m n n lty club boys and your paper with reference to the w. L. P. Host boll players do^|Sit readi tjh^ glrls v^ll’^wlng into action. Construction — , . 34 8 <6 egg throwing contest which oc­ Tte'^mrat game of the evening, curred in the so-called celebration box scotes, says p. .bfiseb^ writef. Watkins ...... 32 .10 43 Some day ap jnventor devise h startfag .at 8 o’clock, will biing to- High School . . . 40 of the Cubs victory over the Clover- gether.the Community Girls and the leaves last fall. His reference was way o f prixatliig box scocm fa , St. St^ofalaus of Meriden. In the Plumbing Supply ..2 3 16 30 tore form. ' Trust Company . 14 22 18 made in conjunction with his writ­ .final -gafae ot the program, the Com­ ings concerning the second match munity club and Hartford Yankees Trade School . .. . .14 28 17 O’Giabfty just looked, up K e ith s ...... 8 31 10 between Tom Conran and H. Mur­ •edit di^ their stuff. Dancing will fol­ phy which was played on Peb. 18, • -frtim'MS' paper long en'oagh to low uutil midnight with music by A. & P...... 6 30 8 say that Hllde^rd Schwlirg-’ 1928 to decide the bowling cham­ McKay% Serenaders. * decided to continue playing and see hotv long they could continue hafamer of Albany, Minn., won A one-pin victory in the first pionship of the town. In his writ­ These girls of the "Y ” team in Canton. N. C,. have won so many ; . Botli of these games ought to- basketball games in the last four seasons that they almost have without losing a game. In the picture are. left fa right. Walter .• the University n a ild riv in g ■fairly sizzle with action. The Meri­ game with WatL is Brothers won ing the Sports Editor expressed ohadipfonship. *‘i f ^ e poulduH the championship of the Commer-, himself as being hopeful that a forgotten whet it feels like to lose. They already have won 65 Brown, coach; Misses Frahklln. Dobbins. Scroggs, Sorrells. Motch- den team is the one which pinned games against the best girl teams in the south. They started play­ man. Hibbs (captain). Brown. Bell. Price, Brannon and Nancy Kil­ • who would?” the old', felldw' u defeat on the Community Girls clai Bowling League for the Man­ repetitiopi of this event would not ,aaks. chester Construction Company last occur when the Murphy rooters fol­ ing together at Canton high school and when they graduated they lian. supervisor. only a few weeks back and the lo­ night at Murphy’s alleys. lowed their idol over to the Conran cals are out to wipe that stain Fashionable faifiiRes in Chicago away. Their chances should be The fact that the furniture deal­ alleys. are sending in six-year-old lads for ers broke even in the match get _ Why__ ^ ______reminders of such occur- greatly strengthened by the appear­ boxing instructions. It’s a mistake ance of Mary Drew In the lineup. ting two points against two only ^nces are necessary and why they fO XV ni4NNs Tnule School Loses because you never can tell when served to close the margin by are so frequently resurrected I cah- They always claim that it takes Five Straight Victories Tke golfing policeman is banking or other poorly paid pro­ some time for a new player to fit which the pennant was won. A not understand. The boys from over fessions will pick up. large crowd watched the match. North ar.e evidently receiving from never in doubt which To A S. D. 39tol6 in with a team that has been play­ In view of the ract that the con­ this gentleman a heap of undne Let.those follow the ponies who ing together, but Miss Drew's abili­ dub to use ^ ty at basketball is such that it la tractors needed only one point to credit for work which was not start­ may, says O’Goofty. He’s going to win the title, the interest hinged believed this will be scarcely notice­ ed by them, but which as the South Brings Pool Championship the dogs. around the first game which was Enders now positively know, was The Trade School basketball able. nip and tuck -all the way. Axel An­ team was defeated 39 to 16 'ist The Yankees, of course, are the derson comes in for a major part very speedily and very impressively Wrestling Isn't perfect, you know, same team which took part In the so terminated. Because of these at West Hartford last night by the and it’s just possible a flying mare of the glory in me victory. American School for the Deaf. boxing bouts the other night at the It was his work that won the repeated references, am 1 to believe Pairings Announced; Hatch­ now and then may be mefa horse- Rec. In this game, the Yankees lost that this egg throwing affair was TERRIS, FAVORITE Halftime score stood 19 to 1. Cap- plsy. _ pennant for the contractors in the tafa Grant and Landeen were the five playerh through personal fouls first game. Finishing the fifth box iihout the only noteworthy event or excess participation in the manly which appeared on the Cubs pro­ es Start Tomorrow Night; stars for their respective teams. Caddies at an eastern golf club with only 44, Anderson suddenly Springfield Vocational plays at the ert of modified murder. Tonight’s smashed two strikes in succession gram that evening? IN TONIGHT’ S BOUT recently went on strike for a raise. game is expected to be just the op­ and two boxes later chipped In a The celebration referred to took Rec gym Friday afternoon against Judging from the number of sticks , Thirty-Two Players Enter­ the Trade School. Yestefday’s sum­ posite. 'The Yankees probably won’t spare to bring his score up to 113. place last fall. Can it be possible some of the dubs take around these get into another scrape of that^lnd The scores of all ot his mates were that the Sports Editor has allowed mary: days it Isn’t a raise the lads need again so soon. Herb Angeli, who ref­ under a hundred. Joe Sargent was himself to live in the dark concern­ School For Deaf' (39). but a truck. ed; Jnd Gallnp and Jarle But Walsh Believes That Mc- B. F. T ereed the Yankee-Rec Five game, is ' the only man on Watkins team to ing this egg throwing contest this slated to toot the whistle again. tilt over a hundred this game. long? And is it a fact that the Newell, r£ . . . No wonder there are so many The. Community Club is anxious Andersoi^ rolled 113, 104 ana Sports Editor has failed to investi­ Johnson and Paul Doogan Lamin Has Better Chance Grant, rf .... wrong shots. The short pSuts boys to win this game inasmuch as the 104; Sergent, 107, 117 and 126, gate the clrciunstances which would A. Demars, If don’t have time to get acquainted Rec beat the Yankees. The contractors took the second enl^hten him of the fact that the R. Demars, If ^ itb all their cues. game by nine pins but lost me last first egg thrown in this memorable Draw Easy Assignments. To Win Out. Antilat, o . . .. by 29 when the furniture men roll­ Blanchard, rg Besides, think of the. chances a the U. S. G. A. Well, ® $50,000 battle was s,ent away by the hand of house may be worth it. ed 50 5 for the highest score of the one of our Southern Gentlemen? m e CAMT c t u e Cozac, Ig .... qaddle takes With the lightning— sight. I simply want to.Impress upon Thirty-two players will compete Do Natale, Ig . packing all that iroh abound. By DAVIS J. WALSH SCO l k s h t Herr Doktor Peltzer, they tell us, Watkins Brothers, however, are the Sports Editor that we are not for the town championship In the I. N. S. Sports Editor sure of second place. Third honors A C f O A f t u o irK A 39 ' Colonel Ruppert has been look fa n doctor of philosophy. And when poor sports over North; that we can first annual pocket billiards (pool) ihg for Miller Huggins. He wants be ran into the A. A. U. he needed go to the High School which won Indulge in any type of fun or any tournament sponsored by The <3ieW2 i^GHTERj Tmcfa School- (16). New York, Feb. 22.— Sid Terris [T B, him to get acquainted with the It. j three points from the Trade School branch of sports on an even footing Evening Herald which will get and Jimmy McLarnin, both claim­ and four from Keiths. The instruc­ Landeen, rf, c Yankee Infielders. The Yankees Doc Peltzer looks like a bond with our aristocratic neighbors under way with four matches to­ ing Sammy Mandell for their very xjos c al. J have an -Inflelder In every port. salesman from Wall street. Some of tors wm t wild the first game bit­ from below the bJason-Dixon line. morrow night at the School street own, will play to tL^ second larg­ ______Ramsey, rf , . ting 514. Robinson and Wigren Schoen, c, rf those guys are last, too. But at the same time I am hopeful Recreation Center. Each match est gate of the indoor season on The Japanese Tennis Asso- • ! rolled scores of 118 and 120 in of being successful In Impressing VlII be one hundred balls in length Friday night, with probably" as Luhrsen, If . this game. Proctor hit 103, 101 and NOW Y O t KNOW • elation has entered four play- • •• This paragraph was to be •• upon this gentleman the fact that, and will be in charge of a referee. much as $85,000 in the house, it Adams, rg .. 104. Dahlman, Ig . • ers in ' the American zone • •• dedicated to a farewell to •• we do not propose to be made the Five successive victories will win was estimated Madiffon Square ♦ Davis cup matches. They are • Jack Dempsey, but we’re go- •• , The Closest match of the evening Garden today. Adoordlng to the x>TOm a Strea*' schoolboy's Klbbe, Ig . . . found Manchester Plumbing win­ butt of such rank jokes as was in­ the title. essay on clergymen: •. Oto, Toba, Haradk and Abe. .• *• ing to ,l(Qld it. There’s just •• ning three points from the Trust tended our Southern neighbors The pairings were drawn up by same figures, five dollars wilLget "There are three kinds of 16 * Mr. o ’Gooffy asW, •*Ab^ who?” *• chance'' he may change his •• that evening. And when it comes lot^Jast night in the presence of you eight more if you think Mc­ •• mind] •«• ** Company. One game and the total Larnin Is due to win and' he doesn’t clergymen— ^bishu.js, rectors and pinfaitpolnt were’ each decided bjr' to throwing €g^s I do certainly* • '^ t D ilator Lewis Lloyd of the Recrea­ curats; the blshups tell the rectors O’Qoofty. by the/ way. thinks a single pin. Keiths pulled up out to say that we do not propose to tion Centers but the four matches fool you. to work and the curats have to do Mr. O’Goofty wonJcLllke to haire those people who have tucked Mr, Ray Schalk has wiped off the of the cellar by winning four points stand by and allow ourselves to he which will be played tomorrow can­ There is plenty of reason for the Dov Peltzer or some other doctor Dempsey away for keeps have a smile and prepared to become very first circumstance and none at all it. A curat is a i married man, on forfeit from the A. & P. They smeared with any egg selected from not be announced until tomorrow but when he is a rector he gets of logic explain bow sport scribes keen sense of rumor. rough if any wearers of the white also lost three points to the Trade the 10 cent a dozen variety while night’s paper. Players will be noti­ for the second. If McLarnin really fuller and can preach longer ser- can report that nope of (he player® hose get either too ribald or -too School on a play-on. and four to we have these trusty old right wings fied, however, much earlier by tele­ is worse than even money, then is a holdout, but a few of (he boys lackadaisical this year. Hp's going John L. Sullivan, was a ’ oft shoe mohs and becums a good man.”— Now Bobby Jones has been ap­ the High .school. Two matches re­ hanging to our sides. phone. No player need report to­ Tit-Bits. are asking a little more m on^. pointed to three subcommittees of to make ’em walk the Schalk line. main, Keiths and the Trust Com­ Here’s hoping, the Sports Editor morrow night or any time unless he dancer. pany and Manchester Plumbing and will dispose of this reference In the has been personally notified that As for the big money angle to A. & P. These will be rolled ou same manner that the Cubs dispos­ his match is arranged for the time. the proceedings. It just couldn’t very soon. The scores: ed of the corpse of the Cloverleaves; The list of pairings which follow miss. This fight is a high hat in a bargain basement. It stands out as Const- :ctIon (2) that Is bring it over North by way this paragraph reveal who each F. Knofla ...... 68 100 98 the greatest lightweight attraction of Talcottville, during the wee hours player is scheduled to meet and it since the Leonard-Tendler meet­ E. Knofla ...... 96 102 99 of the morning and burn it while is easy to figure who your next J. Their 87 93 82 we respectable North Enders sleep. ings, yet they have priced it from winner of 1 and 2 plays the winner $2 to $10. The sum of $85,000 is a A. Knofla 92 98 93 QBO. GIBSON of 8 and 4 and that winner plays A. Anderson ...... 113 104 104 trifle difficult to compile from that Manchester, Conn., the winner of 5, 6, 7, and 8 and kind of money out the boys say February 22, 1928. BO on. Flay is the same in each Tota 476 497 476 they can do it. Only the Sharkey- Editor’s note: Let the one without block of eight and this will bring Heeney fight, which was priced Watkins sin cast the first egg. the winners to the quarter finafa J. Sargent ...... 107 117 126 away^up, has bettered this total The list ot pairings reveals what through the winter months. Limbacher • • • s e e * 89 88 84 promises to be some very interest­ However, a punch in the nose Is Eennequln !• e • e • e. 89 93 95 ing matches. Jud Gallup, Jarle just as important a:: money to those Gleason • • • e 92 101 101 Johnson and Paul Dougan are three Wiganowski 98 94 99 who happily get neither. Without of the outstanding favorites to win 1 visible regret, I, therefore, am able Total 475 488 505 the title. They draw mere setups. ' to turn my attention to the former High School (8)/ Well, somebody has to play the best by stating that a punch on^the nose ones, BO what of it. Following are is far more acceptable at odds of Kelley . . . • • •: e • 91 81 94 Robinson ...... 118 86 u i the pairings: five to eight than it could ppssibly MlUer . . . • 82 86 94 1. Herb “ Ducker” Carlson. be at the reverse price. McLarnin r » 2 -U x 2 -2 S u m e x Wigren .. * • • •: ;• • • X20 101 88 Gem ew si 2. Rudy Johnson. looks the part oi a very sound In­ Proctor . . • • • «; *• • • X03 101 104 vestment at the odds quoted. TOMMY LOUGHRAN SAYS« 3. Billy Kaminsky. McLamin's Record Total 514 454 458 4. Johnny Gardner. For one thing, .-is record of the Trade School (1) In another year I hope to have last two years is better than Ter­ DOUBLED AND REDOUBLED ris’. The latter ue:u to be a Leap­ M cB ride...... 78 95 36 developed myself into the position Sam Houston. a't Echmalian ...... 85 104 91 of the logical challenger for the Earl Rogers. ing Lena or something but he came Orchard ...... 81 82 81 heavyweight championship, and down off his toes, for reasons beat Warren ...... 94 92 93 even though It may eoaad egotisti­ Louis Chagnot. known to himself, and this proce­ Roscoe ...... ------78 84 89 cal. I expect to win the champion­ Sam Heron. dure Immediately got him a clip on the beard from every sap he eir- ship. WITHIIV FIVE YEARS!! Total 416 46» 440 In the next year X am going to Harry Bellamy, Sr. oountered. Torrls, the man th#y Manchester Plumbing (8) Tom Weldon. called th® wlll-’o-the-wlifi, haf fight as often as pouible and I am spent a lot of his tir.e on th® floor Barrett ___ • • • • 90 96 92 going to try to increase my weight T in dall...... ------81 86 90 Tom Stowe. In his more recent fights. Bllsh . . . . r. . although I feel I do not need many It would appear, therefor®, Ouit ----- 92 86 82 ifiore pounds to get Into the heavy­ Jud Gallup. S m ith ...... ----- 99 94 102 he can be hit ^ Hh a gqOd, fast weight class. Dempsey didn’t weigh punch and McLarnin haa it. Only a Total much more than I do now when be Cecil England. high class puncher could have 362 361 866 Bernio Mcllduff. Manchester Tmat (1) won the championship from Wil­ stopped Louis Kid Kaplan, Jfoey lard, and Gene Tunney wasn't a Gorman . . . . ------93 80 84 Sangor and Jackie Fields and Clarke ...... giant when he beat Dempsey in Bill Brennan. dropped Billy 'Wallace. And the ___ 79 102 83 Jack Nelson. Richardson ...... 101 90 73 Philadelphia. ' word is .-at McLarnin is more than Alvord ...... ------90 116 97 It seems, though, that the pub­ a puncher. An optimist has mad® lic thinks only a big man should Eddie Rudlnsky. him a oonsolidatlon of Freddi® Total 363 888 887 •be the challenger and 1 am young Jol^n Bensche. Welsh and Padkey McFarland, com­ Keiths enough to believe that I will come bining tne best feature® of both. Rennequin...... 8i into more weight - naturally. Mac Macdonald. Would you make a man like W. K e ith ...... 103 I am not going to desert the light Paul Dougan. that a five to oight shot? So would E. Keith ...... 92 heavyweight class. I intend to give I— if they let me stake the five. Modern ...... 81 every contender in the class a Howell Wright. Perhaps, they figure MeLamin Sanderson...... 71 chance to win my championship, John Carney. will have rea trouble with the and when the time comes that I weight, 186 pounds. Perhaps they Total 438 890 may have cleared up every chal­ -28. Herbert Wright. thinrk the distanee, ten rounds, fav­ Trade School...... 41,6 440 lenger I am sure that the boxing 24. Paul Ballsleper. ors Terris. Perhaps they are jiving High S ch ool...... 514 458 commissions will not make me give 100 per cent of credulity to the un­ up my title to fight as a heavy­ Earl Judatz. derstanding that Terris is coming A TOUCHING TALE weight. Walter Dunn.. out there on his kangaroo again, I have found that form remains an Indeed, he must If he wants to CIGA R E T T E S "Of course you remember? We Ray Holland. win this one. Acordlng to most ac­ with you only as long as you con­ counts ,lt he starts trading some­ went 10 college together, Well, tinue to use it, and I am not going Joe Coughlin. here’s what brought me to see you one will have to start counting al­ -r-I have a magnificent proposition to get msty waiting' for the big most right away. chance. I have fought Tunney and Arthur Jarvis. ind it will take twenty-five thous- Charlie Schaub. All ot these ideas make McLarn- V k STFAlCHMoarW End to swing it.” I. think I know him. I also have in look like a very good thing; yet worked with Dempsey under cl^ tioit tibmtahnotm “ Let’s come to the point- Do L Jarle Johnson. the Garden sharks say there Is no Eou want a dollar/ cumstances that made me know I. Jimmy Duffey. McLarnin mohey in '^ew .That Is OiiBsterldd that I could bold my own with a "I— didn’t dare ask you- for one condition 1 alter, even if it zO ttoi BEG o £ HxMsr It” — Le Petite Gleu. heavyweight. I * takes the whole $4.31. LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS and lieiioe of b ett» tpili KEEPING IT UP NOT SO DUhfll. O iiilikM iif FIRST TRAVELER: What’s THE APTZRMATH At Kansas City— Chuck Wiggiiis, Mother: What sort of a man ie «t die price. idea in sending a blank sheet Indianapolis heavyweight, awarded this fiapee of yours? sf pap’er in that envelope? GDBSTt Getting a kick out of newspaper decision over Jimmy Priscilla: Well, mother, he says THE OTHER: It's a letter to the party? Byrne, Louisville, 10. he has always wfated a home— the wife— -..e haven’t spoken to HOST: Not yet-^that comes At Los Angeles— Bert Colima, Mother: I like the sound of that. each other for three weeks.— Prss- from me neighoors in the morn­ Mexican middleweight, drew with Priscilla: -^and h e ' likee ours 'jttg Show. ing.— Judge. Joe Anderson, of Kentucky. 10. very much.Tit-Blti.

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WTIC "But, my deiur, it you dteUkti "Look at th&t pretty. tel8plion<' RADIO U rn BO mucb, why did you let him 1st at the next tahle." 8:30—Kelvlnators program. Leading DX Stations. ^ Travelers Insurance Co. klBsyoUT" j "How do you kn;;w the la. a toU Wednesday, February 22. 9:30—Dance program. "Well, durlluf, oie can’t be ephonist?" lO'.OO—Sawyer’s saxophone sextet. 475.8—WSB, ATLANTA—63a Hajrtford It G «orn Waahlnfton could come 9:00—WEVF troubadoura. quartet. downright riidO, -you RUow.”— Tlt- " I have aald ‘Hello’ twice and book for 4 day It would bo m oat ap­ 10:30—Old time song revue. propriate that he ahould come WeduM- 11:00—Variety hour. 10:30—WEAF grand opera, ^ Bita. I got no reply.’’— Ulk, Berlin. 535.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—66a 11:45—ArUsts;■■ " -Artists; dance orcMitra. 535.4 m. 560 k. c. day and he would be moat royally en- 525-KVW. CH«PAOO-«7a 'tertalned by tuning In to WQBS about 7:30—WEAF Van and Schenck. 525-KVW. 6;00_“Ask Me Another.!* 7:00—Children programi orohestnu .. * 8 o 'c lo ^ Memories of other daya 8:00—WJZ sparkers, foresters. would be stirred in the h ^ of the 8:30—D. & H. air frolic. Father of Our Country as he-listened 9;00—WEAF troubadours orchestra, 9:00—WJZ variety hour. - - Program for Wr 'neaday 9;30—WEAF orchestra. Quartet 10:00—Trombonist; artists; organise :25— Summary of Progress and to a procram entitled “Rambles vrtth 10:30—American hour. 6 the I r l s f of Washington;# to - 10:30—WEAF grand opera. 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—7ia ll:32^Hamp’B . Kentucky sereoaoerfc News Bulletins. medlately at the close of which a long . 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—77a „ schedule of dances descriptive of bpto 7:00—Devltow’a ensemble. : 30— Sea Gull Dinner Group. 8:00—Mabelanna Corby orchestra. 9:00—Studio dance (8 hrs.) . his own Colonial days and s 365.6—W EBH-W JJD, CHICAGO—82a . :00— Station WCAC will broad­ ideal France would be radlat^. w ile 8:30—Play, “Shipvtrrecked Jewels." cast on this same' frequency 8:00—Columbia hour featuring 13 7:00—Victorian orchestra; talk. listeners to WQBS are haxWng back 8:00—WEAF dance orchestra. to the Revolution, fans of WOR and great composers music. until 7:30 p. m. B u d w e t s e r 9:00—Mooseheart children’s hour. , the Purple network may time In se- 10:00—Columbia hour with echoes of :30— The Soconyans from N. B. great operas. 9:30—Theater presentations. i_. lecUons by 13 great composers, pre­ 13:00—Studio program, artist# .. G. Studios. sented by an orchestra and vocal and 11:06—Hale Dyer’s orchestra. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—72a Real Quality Malt Syrup instrumental soloists and ensembles. 11:30—The Witching hour. :00— Jack says, ‘‘Ask Me 333,1_WBZ. n e w ENGLAND-900. 8:00—Brunswick music hour. WNAC of Boston, will feature the 9:00—WEAF troubadours; orchestra, j Another” Virginia Jubilee Singing orchestra at 7:10—Composer-pianist; golf nuts. :30— L. & H. Air Frolic. 8 o’clock, and Vaughn do Leath. con­ 7:30—Radio Nature league. 10:00—Baritode; Sam ’n* Henry. tralto, will assist the Sparkers m^e 8:00—WJZ sparkers, foresters. 11:20—Male quartet; orchestra. :00— Correct Time. 9:00—Scott’s unique club trappers. 12:00—Hoodlums, songs, music. :01— Ipana Troubadours from N. 1/ Quartet through WJZ and t ^ 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—«7a network at the same time, Half m 10:01—Massachusetts U. course. ■ B. C. Studios, hour later Governor Albert C, Ritchie 10:30—Newcomb’s Society orchestra. 10:00—Madrigal club program. 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—610. 10:30—Organist, tenor. :30— Goodrich SUvertown Cord will talk before the microphone of 10:45—Hockey, Blachawks vs. WBALi and a concert by Della Baker 6:00—Waldorf dinner mualc. Quartx’tte and Orchestra from 7:00—Synagogue services. and the Neo-Russlan string Quartet 12:00—Concert, artists, organist __ , N. B. C. Studios. will go on the air from Red network 7:30—Van and Schenck,, harmonlata. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, 'CHICAGO—670. broadcasters. One of the big high­ 8:00—Great history moments. :00— National Grand Opera- How fatherly! The men are student physician Internes at the GetL- 8:30—New Russian string quartet, 7:00—Organist; dinner music. lights of the evening will be the pres­ 8:00—Northwestern U. talk. “Rlgilette” of Verdi. eral hospital. Cindnnatl, and are required to feed the. babies as part ot entation In tabloid form of the grand Della Baker, soprano. 9:00—Troubadours orchestra, 10:00—WOR Columbia hour. fr' :30— Sewa ard Weather. their eduoatdon. On the left is F . F . Boys: right. H. C. Kendall. opera "Rlgoletto” on the wave of 11:00—Wayne King’s orchestra. V* \\^AF and the Red network stations 9:30—Orchestra, SUvertown quarteL 10:30—Grand opera, "Rlgoletto.** 374.8—woe, DAVENPORT—«00g „ 7:00—Eclipse entertainer# Black face type indicates best features 11:80—Kemp’s dance orchestra. 454.3— WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 7;45_W JZ political talk. ^ 8:00—WEAF programs to 10:8a >. 3 CONVICTS SAW WAY All programs Eastern Standard Time. 1:30—Astor concert orchestra. 6:00—The 7-11’s orchestra. 10:30—Educational luff talks. ^ r 6:30—Jeddo Highlanders quarteL 325.9— KOA. DENVER—92a T Leading East Stations. 7;00—Savoy Plaza orchestra. 10:00—Colorado theater orchestra. - OUT OF JERSEY JAIL 272.6—WPQ, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 7:20—Political talks. 10:15—Mixed quartet orcheatra. 8:00—Sparkers male quartet with 12:00—Gonzale’s orchestra. 7:05—Orchestra; talks; orcherstras. 635.4- i-WHO. DES MOINBS-66a HALES SELF-SERVE 10:00- Studio program. Vaughn de Leath. coQtralto. New Brunswick, N. J., Feb. 22.— 10:30—Three dance orchestras. 8:30—Sylvania Forestera quartet. 7:30—Dinner dance muMc. State troopers had . found no trace 9:00—Variety hour. 400-PW X, HAVANA—780. 265.6—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 8:00—Military orchestra. i early today of the throe prisoners 6:30—Dinner music; WJZ talk, 10:30—The Radio Franks. 9:00—Cuban troubadour# ' 8:00—Studio trio, tenor. 11:00—Slumber music. who sawed their way through the G R P C E P Y S;30—Talk, Governor A. C. Ritchie. 405.2—WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—740. 10:00—Salvador music hour. steel wall of their cell in the Mid­ i M ^ a i 8:30—WEAF quartet, soprano. 370.2— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. PAVfli 9:00—WJZ variety hour. 8:30—Russo's string quintet dlesex county Jail here last night ■0:00—Marylander’s orchestra. 9:00—Theater program. 9:30—WEAF orchestra; quarteL 9:00—WEAF programs to lOtSL . and escaped In an autoihohlle after 461.3—WNAC, BOSTON—850. 12:45—Nlghthawk frolia 6:30—Orchestra: talk; pianist. 10:00—Arcadia dance orchestra. overpowering two guards. 348.6— WOO, PHILADELPHIA—860. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANQBtBS—640. 8:00—Viroinia Jubilee Singing orch. 12:00—Vagabond hour. The fugitives are "Dapper Dan’“ »;30—Jean and Eddie. 7:35—Instrumental trio. 8:30—Musical program, talk, 1;00—Packard concert orchestra. Watts, 35, of Princeton, N. J.; 9:00—WOR classical music. 416.4— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—72a 10:00—WOR musical comedies. 9:15—Talk: orchestra: studio prog. Arthur Huff, 25, of Perth Amboy, Special 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860. 11:00—Orchestra, tenor, bariton# llilO—Three dance orchestras. N. J., and Neophltas Savvas, of New 302.5—WQR, BUFFALO—990. 7:00—Bedtime story, planisL 12:00—Ukelele, steel ensemble.^ 8:00—Mixed, instruinentaJ quartets. 1:00—Melody minstrels, Brunswick. A man who Visited 6:30—Lee Hoth’s orchestra. 322.5- LWHAS, LOUISVILLE—93a 7:30—w e a k Van and Schenck. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. 8:30—Studio concerL Huff yesterday Is believed to have 9:00—WEAF programs to 11:80. 6:15—Saudek's symphony orchestra. 9:00—WEAF programs to 11:30. supplied the trio with a saw. T h u rs d a y and F rid a y Xl:30—CelebrlUes night program. 7:00—Pittsburgh U. talk; concerL 384.4—KQO. OAKLAND—780. The prisoners sawed a hole in the m S i -WMAK. BUFFALO-560. 8;00—WJZ sparkers. foresters. 10:00—Farm program; vaudeville. 8:00—tVOY Remington band. 9:00—WJZ variety hour. 12:00—"Broadway and Boulevards.” steel wall of their cell and crawled b y T a ^ 8:30—WGY Radio roltickers. 280.2—WHAM. ROCHESTER—1070. Cudahy’s Puritan and Armour’s Star 9:60—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) 1:00—Orchestra. vIoIinlsL song# through It. They overpowered two 6:30—Stocks: Natural history talk. 336.9— KNX, OAKLAND—89a guards in ^the jail office with re­ 11 ;00_,Tovland dance orchestra. 7:45—Studio program. 11:00—Feature programs (2 hrs.) 428.S-WLW, CINCINNATI-700. 8:00—WGY Remington band. 1:00—Two dance orchestras. volvers supplied by their accom­ 8:00—WJZ champion sparkers. 8:30—Musical vistas. 254.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1180. plice, took their keys and vanished. ^40,000,000 p la n f HAM lb. 27« 8:80—Studio features. 9:00—Bastianelli trio, tenor. 7:00—Acca 'remple Mosque conceit, 9:00—Instrumental trio; artists. X0:00—Requests organ recital. Officers in the police station across Sugar cured, tkinaed back. 10:01—Organist; vagabond’s orchestra. 8:30—Bridge game: health talk. the street failed to see them. Behind Budweiset Real Quality Malt Sytup is a 209.8— WTAM. CLEVELAND—750. 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 9:15—Backstohe Military Academy 6:00—Dance program. 11:55—Time; weather. concert. $40,000,(KMhinstitatioD which indudes 1 1 0 separate 7:30—Blue room program. ' 6:30—Agricultural program. 422.3— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—710. 7:15—Musical program. , CAN’T EAT IT 8:30—Studio program. 11:00—Atwater Kent artist# He: Is there anything in life but b u i ld in g s and covers i^ore than 70 dty b lo ^ . 9:00—WEAF troubadours, orchestra. 7:30—WEAF Van and Schenck. 12:00—String quartet, tenor. 10:30—WEAF grand opera. 8:00—Remington band concerL 1:00—Studio dance orchestra. love? SHOULilERHAM lb. 1 7 8:30—Radio rollickers. Every operation is completed by automatic ma­ 11:30—Dance orchestra. 348.6—KJR, SEATTLE—860. She: Nothing in the wide, wide 440.9— WCX-WJR, DETROIT—680. 9:00—WEAF troubadours. Lean, short, shank shonlders— fresh from smoke house. 9:30—WEAF orchestra, male quarteL 12:00—Studio musical program. world! Where shall we have sup­ chines under the watchml guidance of America’s 7:00—Goldkette’s orchestra; artists. 1:00—Meyer’s dance orchestra. 8:00—WJZ champion sparkers. ------30:30 —News ■« ■..' from Time. per?— Passing Show. foremost maltsters. And every can is backed by a Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. 288.3—WENR, CHICAGO—104a name and label that have meant top-quality the Secondary East Stations. 384.6- w g b s . n e w y o r k -8 6 o, 9:00—Washington’s Birthday program 7:00—Organ; artists; stocks. world over for more than 70 years. When in PURB LARD 21bs.25c 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 9:00—Samovar orchestra; artist# 2:00—Washington’s Birthday celebra- 1:00—Samovar orchestra; artists. Sanitary pound package. 8:00—Radio skit; talks. 305.9— WHT, CHICAGO—980. St. Louis visit our plant. 9:00—WEAF programs to 10:80. tion. 461.5— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650. 9:40—Mathew Sisters. AtC.H.Tryon’s 845.8—WKf^C, CINCINNATI—122a 10:00-r-Ramblers entertalnmenL 8:00—Book review; trio. 7:00—Orchestra, Uncle .Gimbee. M alt Syrup Increases Pood Values 9:00^Studlo musical program, 7:45—Methodist Church service. 10:30—Your Hour league. 12:00-Popular program. 8:30—WEAF programs f3 hra) 384.4—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—78a Plain and Hop Flavored ^Strictly Union M ad^ 265.3—WHK, CLEVELAND—113a 11:30-New China orchestra. 10:30—Foley’s orchestra. Sanitary Market SUNBRITE CLEANSER 8:30—MezsO'Soprano; twins. 293.9—WSYR, SYRACUSE—1020. 422.3— WOS JEFFERSON CITY—710. 9;S0—Mezzo-soprano; twins. 6:32—Syracuse dinner music. 9:15—Pianist; Bo.vd’s band. 10:00—Quartet;. Pirates* orchestra. 7:45—Quartet; contralto, pianist. 516.9— WMC. MEMPHIS—58a A n h e u s e r -B u s c h , s t. t«m is 8:30—Artists: dance mu.9lc to 11:00. 10:30—Studio concerL 6 cans 2 5 c 352.7—WWJ. DETROIT—850. 405.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—740. 7:15—Musical program. 468.5— WRC, WASHINGTON—640. Tel 441 Tel 442 10:00—Studio organ recital. 7:00—Kitt musical hour. 10:30—Musical program. STANDARD PAPER CO. 309.1—WABC. NEW YORK—970. 7;45_-WJZ political talk. 11:30—Orchestra, harmony twin# Distributon Hartford, Conn. 7:45—Orchestra; talk; songs. 8:00—W. B. & A. entretalners. 12:30—Organ recital. Meadow Gold I 8:30—Potomac orchestra. 336.9— W8M. NASHVILLE—890. FOR TflURSDAY AND BM-SS 9:00—Izaak Walton League. 11:30—American I,egion dance. 8:30—Artists; dance music. 9:00—WlilAF programs to 11:30. FRIDAY b u t t e r 2 lbs. $1.051 c J guests were Mrs. Fr-nklin Welles, family Mr» and Mrs. Tyron Smith . ; ;■: » Viiucll ' i - D# I Jr., Miss Clara Chandler and Mrs. of Hartford. WAPPING ' Cartatitiit^E+aiior^ed Milk, lie Walden Collins. The waitresses Louise Holmes is at home with can. •were the Misses Eleanor Stoughton a bad cold. and Irene Buckland and those who Strictly Fresh Eggs From Pont' Sunbeam and Namoa Rev. Truman H, Woodward will worked in the kitchen were the The Andover basketball team ^oy Farm, 54c dbz. be the principle speaker at a Misses Miriam. Welles and Gertrude will play the South Windham town Steak Salmon, 25c can. CRAR MEAT Father ana Son Banquet to be held Freitagg and Mrs. George Hills and team in the local boys hall, the old Tupafish, 25c can. in the Simsbury Congregational Mrs. George Willson. A business Baptist church Thursday evening at 1 ^ s. Box Codfish, 25c. church on Wednesday evening un­ meeting was held and plans are Ic­ 8 o’clock. 1 Ibi Can Fresh Codfish, 25c. l-2"lb. can 25® der the auspices of the Hartford ing made for me State Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Allen Holmes was a caller Fresh Mackerel, in can, 15c. 1 lb. can 47o County Y. M. C. A. Conference to be held in Bridge* ort in Hartford Monday- Large Mackerel, 19c each. Who Licks thh Cream? Miss Eva Heritage, who has been early in March. It Is hoped that Oysters, 40c pint. very ill at the Manchester Memo­ ‘‘How much does the world want 3 lbs. Fancy Rice, 25c. four delegates will go from this Christ” will be the topic at the AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE AT COST rial hospital ....a pneumonia and club. A few plans were also made 8 lbs. Pearl Tapioca, 25c. plurlsy since the second day of Feb­ Christian Btfdia'vor meeting Sun­ Occident Flour, 1-8 bbl. sack, i The Lumbermen’s Mutual returned 25% of the premium paid for a tea to be held next month at day evening with Mrs. Ward Talbot into every policyholder last year and have always done so. ruary ,ls much improved and is ex­ the home of Mrs. .-eorge Willson. 91-30. CIGARETTES pected to return to her home here leader. 5 lb. Box Old Grist Mlll^ Entire Did You Get Any Money Back On Your Policy? The girls have voted to give $25.00 Miss Anna LIndholm visited her this wesk. to the Hartford County Y. W. C .A. Wheat Flour, 89c. If you want to reduce the cost of your auto insurance see me Albert E. Stiles, of Pleasant Val­ aunt who Is sick in the Memorial 2 Packages Old Grist Mill l^ppy before yon rtnew your present policy or insure your car. carton $1.19 toward its annual drive for funds hospital, Manchester, Wednesday. ley, was coniined to hie home with and are hoping to raise more loon­ Biscuits, 25c. I will be glad to explain how you can Insure your car in the. (Camel, Old Gold, Uheeterfleld and Lucky Strike.) a grip cold over tl . week-end. ey for the same cause later, in the Miss Olga and Mary LIndholm 5 lb. Bag Rye Meal, 85c. World’s Greatest Mutual at 25% saving. Mrs. Alberta Lane, who has been year. who work in Hartford are spending Sweet Mixed Pickles, 85c lb. spending the winter with her Washingtons birthday at the home Fancy New Orleans Mollasses, daughter and family, Mr. uad Mrs. of their father, August LIndholm. STUART J. WASLEY $1.25 gal. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Arthur Davleau, left last Saturday Mrs. Clock’s Pure Jelly, 28c Jar. You Buy No Waste In for West Gloucester, Mass., where 827 Main St„ Tel. 1428-2, Opoi GThursday and Saturday Evening she will visit her son, Edwin Coi- ANDOVER fin, and then return to her own home at 4 Concord street. West Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phelps at­ MEATS S e a fre s h Gloucester. tended the funeral of Edward Charles J. Dewey mote red to the Bryant at Trinity church in Hart­ Native Fowls, 42c lb. Willimantic hospital last Saturday, ford Saturday afternoon. Pork to Boast, 20c Ib. and brought Mrs. Charles Brown, At the auction at Maple Terrace Legs of Lamb, 38c lb. . m who has been confined there for Inn, Monday afternoon the proper­ Bib Lamb Chops, 89c lb. Fresh Frozen Fish nearly two weeks by an operation, Rib Roast Beef, 36c lb. to her home here on the Buckland ty was all hid in by Clarence Sadd SEAFRESH la the new—m od m way to buy fish. It, comes of Manchester. It is reported that Pot Roast, 30c lb. road. Home Made Sausage Meat, 26c lb. INSURANCE packed lit a cool, sahltAry one-pound sealed carton. It has no Fate frowned on the Sharp fam­ Mr. Sadd held both first and second mortgages on the property. Neither Small Link Sausage, 35c lb. unpleasant fishy odor. ily over the week-end. Mrs. Sharp —in one day, HILLS Beef Liver, 25c lb. ( had tonsilltia, Edward \/as burned Mr Bashner r; Mr. Blanchett were Cascara -Bromide -Qui­ Naturally, head, tall, fins, bones— everything nnedible has present. Honey Combe Tripe, '22c lb. on the neck with g. soline flames, nine tabletsr knock, a Hambm*g Steak, 25c lb. been removed. Yon pay for no nnedible part— ^you receive only Robert lost a tooth playing basket­ Mrs. Jannett Smith returned cold. Leave you feeling \The Best Guardian of home Monday afternoon after Fancy Corned Beef, Lean or MIX' th e^ o lcest fillets. Yon will find Seafresh not only much more ball and Harriett sprained her an­ fina Look for red box. ed, 18c lb. ^ kle. '' spending a week with her son and SOc. AU druggist# Fresh Cream and Blllk Everyday delldons with that "fresh from the ocean" fiavoiv-but also more Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sharp at­ Life and Property tended the wedding of their cousin, ecmiomlcal. , Lealle Demming Church, at St. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii>iiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|i John’s church of East Hartford last 4848475353532348532323532353535348532353482348485323232353485348534853 Haddock Squares, lb ...... 38c Saturday at noon. There were about twenty-five of Frosted Fillets, lb...... 34c the office force of Commissioner Whittlesey of the capltol motored U Save Market out to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Insure Your Valuables Sole Fillet^ lb...... •. 49c George A. Collins last Monday eve­ 70 East Center Street, Orange Hall Building 5 ning for an outing. The evening Tel. 476 ' i A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Mackerel Fillets, Ib...... 55c was passed very pleasantly with games, and refreshments were serv­ f ' IS THE ed. There is to be a social of the BEST ANI) CHEAPEST INSURANCE. Federated Sunday school held at Thurs. aiid Fri. Specials the Parish House on Friday even­ MALES ing, February 24. The commltt^ on games is Walden V. Collins, Leatn Pork Best Common I Ever Had ^ The Manchester Trust Co. Wesley Smith, Howard Banford, Onions, 8 lbs. 25c Mrs. Walter S. Billings and Miss Chops . . . . .17c lb. A Sick "Child? HEALTH MARKET Louise Wentworth and the commit­ tee on refreshments is Mrs. Arthur I f you^early lost' him, you Sharp’s Sunday L'chocl class. Prime Rib^ Fancy Spinach reuized then just what he 'The Bine Triangle Girls’ Club ...... 32c pk. meant to you. | ,__ met on Monday evening at the home of ' Mra Truman- Woodward Roast ..... 28c lb. I Y o u mean much to him, too, Special Tomorrow and prepared and served a formal as a loving compambn and a dinner. The guests of honor were Best Eating and good provider. HA doesn t Fire and liability Lean Tender FotlUiast^lb...... 25c Miss Elisabeth Rogers, formerly Spring Lamb Cooking Apples appreciate that second^ func­ Tender, Lean Rdast iPork, lb...... ».r^.22c the Hariford County Y. W. C. A. tion yet — but you do. That s Secretary and now with the Nation­ Legs ...... 35clb. .-.-.I 49c pk. al Y. W. ,C. A., and Miss Katherine why, during his dependent Insurance Lean Fresh Shoulders, lb. c.c^c »:crcr*icic 16c Lucchlni of the Hartford County Y. years, you mean to protect Lean Rump Cbim Beefy tb. 22c W. C. A. ’The menu was as follows: EXTRA SPECIAL! I himfiilly. i Fruit cocktail, mock bduillon, crou­ B tons, olives, celery curls, salted Considered' from that angle, Sugar Cured Bacon, lb. • rcr*7cT*'• IcTcj 22c nuts, broiled scrod. Jellied vegeta­ have you though life insurance? bles and sliced tongue, fillet mig- i Best Serloih Steak 4 3 ^. lb. ^ | RICHARD G. RICH non, savory potatoes, asparagus a la Hollandaise, dinner rolls, hearts This steak is cut from high grade beef only. | Connecticut^ General nnlMr BnOding, SottUi MtachesUt, of lettuce with Russian dressing, Life InsuranceCompany George Waqjiington sandwiches, - i f raspberry ice, fancy cakes, bonbons I Call us for quick delivery anywhere in town. ^ | aU(C cafe nolr. Mrs. Truman Wood­ 3 FAYETTE B. CLARKE, AGT. I Advertise in ward acted as hostess and the niiiiuuuiiiiiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiimitiiiiiiimiiittiiiiiiiiininiiinitiii3 10 4E)epee-Bqnerti- Mnndweteiv-" j| TM And You WUl Sell. A Classified Ad Is The Cheapest Ahd Quickest * » » • - r ^ * * * * , ______' ■ ' :■______— ------— — — ------;— — ------— •~^~7 ~ ------— ~ ~ ~ ~ a ebuntiy...... I ------I ' ______Apartmentt—Ftets— OimVAinCtAn M inrC » ;r j; . . _ 6.3 Not .FqUy Tmlned, Sidd Wimt Ad informatloB Sltni^ons Wanted— Male Tenements for Rent -4- - Broil S2dd that Miss Lipo- LOST— ITAIR OF GRAY rimmed WANTED—POSITION drlylng auto­ FOR RENT^NBW 6 ROOM PLAT, 91 vetsk^'htts not had sufficient oduca %lasses^ on Park street, djirlng the mobile for grocery store or similar Holl street, second floor, all Improve-, tion for an. a ssig n ./^ t like -the Manchester past month. If found please call work. Tel. 2404. Inquire Peter ments. shades,. sto. Apply Manches­ north school.. She t$aid that the ter Wallpaper Company, 527 Main 66- 2, Urbanetti, 139 Oak street. head ^ f the Fanny Siuith tchboi in Eveni^ Herald street, phone 2326. Phone Your Want Ads Ne'w Hatdh, where Miss Llpovetsky Classified Advertisements Annoiincements Dogs— Birds— ^Pets 41 FOR RENT—^POUR ROOM tenement, ■was' graduated,.told Mrs. Lida An­ M d ge- Count six average ^®,atiou8‘ with Improvements, |18, at 19 — derson,- member of the school com­ STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all p a rts of FOR SALE — PEDIGREED Police T o The wood street one block from Hart­ the world. Ask f o r sailing! **1“ pups. 8 1-2 months old. Price reason­ ford trolley. Inquire on premises five Childroi Sedt (1st of mittee, that the teabher had at­ ratea Phone 760-1 Robert J. Smith. able. Abel’s Service Station. Oak or phone 1810-2. tempted tbp.' hig a job. idrs. Broil la price of three lines. 1009 Main street.' ____ street. Telephone 789. said that the Fanny Smith school Houses for Bent 05 Town to School in Dispote qualifies only for the teaching of " Line rates per day for transient Automobiles for Sale Evening Herald kindergarten work. Miss Lipovet- Poultry and Supplies 43 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM house, sky took a summer course at Yale B«ecUve March l^;^-»3»” charge FOR SALE—OVERLAND SEDAN late garage, 274 Oak street, modern im­ OverTeadier. but this is said to have equipped 9 cts “26". Low mileage. Privately owned. FOR SALE—2 CYPRESS incubators, provements, steam heat, etc. Inquire 6 Coniecntlve Days ..| 7 cts First class condition. Will on premises. her only for the conduct of the first 3 Consecutive .-| ^9 cts 11 cts 390 each. 2 Prairie Incubatora 390. 13 cts No dealers, G. H. 'Washburn, 295 and 4 Prairie State. 240. Chas. Wlno- three grades in addition to the Main street.' kur, Vernon, Conn. Telephone 122-5. Farms and Land for Sale 71 Because the school 'boaa'd did not kindergarten. All orders for Irregrular insertions Call 664 The petition to have Miss Lipo- see fit to accept Miss Doris Lipo- CHEVROLET .SALES & SERVICE OLIVER b r o t h e r s day old chicks Salesman to' take care of new and COUNTRY PLACE, one acre, 6 room vetsky removed as teacher was* from two year old hens. Hollvwood modern house, garage, fruit trees. vc,sky’s resignatio:. ac teache.- tf used car departments all day Sun­ Strain-Blood tested and free from And'Ask for a Want Ad TaKer signed; by twelve persons, but it days. _ Price only. |4,000. See Stuart J. Was- the North School in Boitop, submit­ was not-forwarded to the school H. A. STEPHENS—Chevrolet Dealer. white diarrhea. Oliver Bros., Clarks ley, 827 Main street Tel. 1428-2. Corner, Conn. ______Tell Her What You Want ted under pressure,' at -least five boa^d because the petitioners were children in the district are naw oe-> Satisfied when she hahdel in her full number ot AV elrneA bit BABY CHICKS—Best local stock; 'An experienced operator will take your ad, .kelp you Houses for Sale 72 ing sent to out-of-town schcols, tho PLACE TOUR ORDER NOW popular breeds; guaranteed live de­ resignation after learning of the pe- for an early delivery on the new Ford livery; we do custom hatching; tree word It for best resulta. and see that it is properly in­ parents paying their tuition. At a u . uu. lurs. lii’uil says that xio suun- car. Orders will be filled strictly in ON STATE ROAD—6 room single recent special public school meet the order received. Trades on all cars catalogue. Clark’s Hatchery, East serted. Bill will be mailed same day allowing you until house with garage, large lot Price er had the resignation been sub­ Har*f''rd, Conn. ______fifth day. , display lines not considered. only $5000. Call Arthur A. Knofla. ing, the school board, after a ^ery mitted ujirteu thanman fwc ttvo members of the No ■■till forbids seventh day after inseKlon to take advantage of the TeL 782-2. session, requested Miss Llpovetsuy committee, Mrs BABY CHICKS Milton C. Haling ^°Tha Herald will not bo responsible MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Baby chicks, blood tested. Ohio CASH RATE,' to withdraw her resignation .but as ana — Mrs. R^ .‘ - t K.,- Jones, without Dependable Used Cars FOR SALE—NEW 6 ROOM bunga­ form ore ?han one Incorrect Insertion State 'University accredited. Order in far as can be learned, no such rter questioning any. of the petitioning of a^? advertisement ordered for 1069 Main street. Tel. 740 low, all Improvements. Telephone advance. Manchester Grain and Coal 2632-3 or call 108 Benten street. has been made. The resignation is parents, went to. Miss .Lipoveteky more than one time. Denis P. Coleman, Mgr. Company. Phono 1760. The inadvertent omission effective March 6. and pledged tLfcir sapjiort to her. rcct publication of advertising ^*11 1921 Stearns Roadster. The children who have been sent advising her to recoi^der her ac­ rectified only by cancellation of the 1927 Essex Coach, FOR SALE—BROILERS. Marks Poul­ si-pper and breakfast, the arrival at elsewhere for their schooling are 1924 Ford Coupe. tion. chaVge made for the service render- try Yard. Telephone 1877. Apartments— Flats— home will be In time for Sunday Ralph, son of Mr. and MYs. Adolph Wanted— to Buy 58 school. Scouts bring along those The OhJectoM . . a JA.MES STEVENSON Tenements for Rent 93 C. Broil; Pearl, daug.-;er of Mr. • The petition which -was so t sub- 53 Blssell St. Tel. 2169-2 Articles for Sale heavy blankets and good bvershoes and Mrs. Fred Dreger, Margaret All advertisements JUNK—^I will pay highest prices for FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class mitted 'Widit.signed by Mr. and Mrs. In style, copy and all kinds of junk; also buy all kinds is the advice of the scribe. and Elvin', daughter and son of Mr. 10 GOOD USED CARS including Mar- FOR SAL^l— TAILORS pressing ma­ rents with all Improvementa Apply A. C. Broll,'ldr».and Mrs. Charles regulations enforced by the mon and Olds demonstrators, Craw­ of chickens. Morris H. Lessner. tele­ Edward J. Holl, 865 Main street TeL “ Camp Fire Night’’ wiil be ob- and Mrs. Riggles, and Roherti son Hicking, Mr. and~nUrs. John E. chine. Inquire of Home Bank and phone 982-4. ‘r-e^mrs r.!s=r.s% b?fL kt ford Auto Supply Company, Center Trust Company. 560. ser-Ved'by the troop i-ext Tuesday of Mr. aha Mrs. Robert Cooper. Goodale^ Hr. and Mra Sylvan Hig­ and Trotter streets. Telephone 1174 vv^^w m ^m^^^^^^^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^ at the meeting in the church. Every The latter goes to school in Hart­ gles, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veitch or 2021-2. Apartment i— Flats— FOR RENT—POUR ROOM tenement, all improvements. Apply ; 93 Foster scout should he there as it is some­ ford, the Riggles children in Willi­ and Hr. and Mrs. Michael Oiglio, Electrical Appliances— Radio 0 Tenements for Rent ii3 Auto Accessories— Tires street Telephone 409-3. ______thing different. mantic and tne other two at llan- Mrs. Broil said. Troop Seven of the Boy Scouts chester Green. Another boy under 10:30 a. m. ELECTRICAL CONTRAC'riNQ appli­ FOR RENT— B ROOM upstairs flat, FOR RENT—ON- M'^NUTE from Mrs. Broil is indignant ores the Telephone Your Want Ads WEED TIRE CHAINS repair links ances, motors, generators, sold u.nd all modern improvements. 82 Sum­ Main s tr e e t‘•six room mo 3rn tene­ will meet at the Armory tonight at. sixteen years is not attending way the school board has trrated and crosschains. All sizes Including repaired; work called for. Pequot mer street Phone 1986.______ment, all Improvements. Telephone seven-thirty for a reorganization school anywhere. the matter. She said it was a “ cut Afi.! are accepted over the telephone regulars and trucks. Service 100 per Electric Co., 407 Center street. Phone 1804 or call Arthur K ofla. 782-2. Up To Supervisor .,M f.“ HAB0"E KATE Slv.n .b«v« meeting. and dried” affair franked before .the cent. Center Auto upply Co.’ 155 1592. FOR R E N T -A t 20 Chestnut street, ‘ Just what the outcome of tho as a convenience to advertisers, out Center. Phone 673. first fioor fiat all Improvements. Ap­ FOR RENT— ONE THREE ROOM flat, All former scouts are requested special school meeting She s ^ it matter will be, femains to be seien. the CASH RATES will be accepted as Fuel and Peed 49-A ply at 43 Church street or telephone all modern Improvements, including to be present also any boys twelve ■was the opinion of the petitioners Oarages— Service— Storage 10 423.______hot water heat, . at 168 Oak street. years old or over who are interested Mrs. Charles F. White, chairmian cf that the school offidids w e «gav- _ Inquire 164. Oak street, or call 616-5., the school board, saiu today that le - FOR SALE—WE DELIVER wood, APARTMENTS—Two. three and tour in becoming scouts. ing the teacher .to prote^ |hem- FOR RENT— GARAGE rear of .701 Maple, Birch and room apaiimenis. heat Janitor ser­ Deputy Commis ' nei Pearson she had not received any -woru sel-ves.’* E,r a t e'“I'r'’ will be collected. No responsl- HA«# Main street. Apply to Aaron Jo'hn- length, green and dry. Chas Vino­ vice. gas range, refrigerator, in-a- announced today that Mr. Hodge from Miss Llpovetsky about 'with­ bllitv for errors in telephoned ads kur, Vernon, Conn. Telephone 122-5. door bed furnl.shed. Call Manchester son. 62 Linden street or to the has been obtained to succeed Mr. drawing the resignation. She said tvill be assumed and their accuracy janitor. ConstrucHoh Company. 2160 or tele­ the whole matter was up to Leirine cannot be guaranteed FOR SALE-^HARDWOOD $8 a large Crough who has been obliged to W fidlM l ASHORI] load, slabs $7, half loads sold. phone '7S3-2. Garrison of Wililmautic, school su­ Business Service Offered 13 Charles R. Palmer, 44 Henry street. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, give up the troop on account of pervisor. Phone 664 other duties. Londoh, Feb, 22— ^Ihe XSTorffe- ASK FOR W.ANT AD SERVICE Telephone 895-3. newly decorated, all modern im­ Called on the telephone today. SEWING MACHINE, repairing of provements, with garage, H. Chap- Mr. Hodge has been connected gian whaling steamer C. A. Latsen • • • f o r SALE—BIRCH WOOD ciU In Mr. Garrison appeared to be con­ all makes, oils, needles and supplies. nick, 20 Birch street. went ashore at Stewart Island to­ Index of Classifications R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. stove lengths $11 per cord. Phone with scouting actively since it was siderably excited over being call/ta Phone 715. 143-12. C. H. SchelL______started in 1910 and was a scout­ on for such a decisoin. “ What can day,^ according to a Central News dispatch from Auckland, New Zea­ Evening Herald Want Ads are now FOR SALE — HARDWOOD stove master in Lowell, Mass., before I do about it?” he enquired. What grouped according to classifications CHAIR CANING neatly done. Price land. right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl length, under cover. Call after 5 WILUMANTIC STATION coming to Manchester. his powers, if any, were in the case be°otrand for bandy reference wUi p m.' V Firpo 116 Wells street. The steamer, a vessel ot 1,300 appear in tho numerical order Indi­ Anderson. 53 Norman jtreet. Phone he appeared not to know. He said, 1892-2. Phone 1307-2. tOns, is expected to be a total loss; cated: j however, that "you would be glad Lost and Found ...... ,...• ^ ' IS SWEPT BY FIRE RECORD TRY TOD.IY to have a teacher-Just like her in She carried a cargo ot whale oil. H ou seh c J G oods 61 Announcements ...... PIANO TUNING—All work guaran­ Manchester.” Personals ...... Antomoblles teed. Estimates cheerfully ' given. Daytona Beach, Fla., Feb. 22.— “ I want to keep but of the whole H6G LAYING RECORD Kemp's Music.Tel. 821, BR a ND^NEW 3 piece Jacquard liv­ Damage Estimated at $5,000; Troop 6, of the'So. Methodist Automobiles /or „Sale__.^;..... r ing 'room suite, bridge lamp, fibre Equipped with a reverse gear in muss,” added Mr. Garrison, and Orono, Me., Feb. 22.— Takes the Automobiles for Exchange ..... rocker with spring seat, all • fpr Traffic Held Up For Over church met last night for their compliance with tl'e rules of the would say no more. college lady hen to ring the hell in Auto Accessories—Tires ...... ® Moving- -'trucking- -Storage $149. You can always do better at weekly meeting with twenty-four American Automobile Association Mrs. Broil told The Herald today Auto Repairing—Painting ...... ‘ Benson's, Johnson Block. Telephone Two Hours. egg laying. boys present. This is the smallest J. M. White’s Triplex racer will to­ that the objectors to-Miss Lipovet- Autu Schools . . ^ ...... PERRBTT . a n d rrOLENNEV—Local 428-3.______number we’ve had in two months. The' nameless Rhode island Red Autos—snip by Truck ...... » and lo ^ distance moving and truck­ Willimantic, Conn., Feb. 22— day again attempt to break the sky’s continuance held no grudge AiUos—For . Hirej...... ing. Diwjr. szpress to Hartford. Liv- 8 PIECE QUARTERED OAK dining Troop asse&bled, color guards against the teaelerand that it was queen of the State Agricultural Col­ 3«-ages—Service—Storage .... room set $75. Buffet and table $45, Fire believed to have started from worlds’ speed record established lege poultry house is “ C 253” . Her erV-:«^rv'4iB^^trA,.T«leo 7-2. wiring today swept through the brought the colors forth and allegi­ here Sunday by Cai.tain Malcolm most certainly not a case of politics. »dtorcycles—Bicycles ...... One Crawford parlor heater with ance was pledged, the patrol lead­ production -record is 303 eggs in a VVanted Autos—Motorcycles • • ” “ MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR DIS­ pipe $15. Watkins Furniture Ex- west wing of the railroad station Campbell. Ray KoecL, driver of the She said that the truth,ruiu, ofux theluo mat-uiai- r ------,— ------— - Llpovetsky has • year, smashing all records of the Rn-tiness nnil Professional Services PATCH—Part loads to and from ctiange. 17 Oak. here, doing damage of,about $5,000 ers then, m?ide their report. Many Triplex who was scalded r/hen his ter is that Miss Business Services Offered ...... »» New York, regular S' rvlce. Call 7-2 ot the scouts were excused on ac-. bitten off more than she ^.an college poultry department. Household Services Offered ...... 13-A or 1282. before local firemen checked it af­ water line broke from vibration To permit breeding, the hen’s Building—Contracting ...... ter a battle of several hours. Les­ count of the High school carnival. Monday just as he passed the be­ chew” in taking such a large Job Florists—Nurseries ...... xo Many tests were passed during as teaching grades one to eight in egg laying was stopped. Repairing •AS WEST SIDE REC lie McCollum, night operator, bare­ ginning of the one mile course at a Funeral Directors ...... xo ly escaped from the ticket office the evening keeping the examiners- speed he claims to ')e 240 miles per Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. i* busy. Many new recruits are in line insurance ...... CHIMNEYS CLEANED; key fitting, whe-n the fire broke out, smashing hour, was almost i covered today, Millinery—Dressmaking ...... X’ safes opened, saw filing and grind­ LOSES TO ROVERS his way through a narrow window. to paSs their tenderfoot require­ and will be at the wheel. THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Moving—Trucking—Storage .... ing. Work called for. Harold Clem- The fiames worked into a blind at­ ments. bet the troop officials find Campbell was expected to take Painting—Papering ...... son, 108 North Elm street. Phone it necessaiy to start a waiting list (218) in Warm Seas Professional Services ...... x- 462. tic under a slate roof and for a out today his Navier Bluebird In Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Braucher The Glastonbury Rovers evened while threatened to destroy the there are 38 members .on the which he, established a speed record TlfElpiw-^-ayetb^^leanlng y. 24 MATTRESSES. BO.XSPRINGS cush­ troop roster at preser'u. Toilet Goods and Services ----- ions and pillows: sterilized and their series with the 'West Side Rec whole building. of 206.95 miles. ■Wauled—Business Service ...... renovated with sulphur and formal- fivj at the School Street Rec last Traffic on both the New Haven There has never been such an in­ White’s Triplex will attempt to EdnentionnI delyde; best mothod. Manchester night nosing out the home team 24 and the Central Vermont lints, terest shown in scouting before as break the record at two o’clock and Courses and Classes ...... -x Upholstering Co.. 119 Spruce sireeL to 23. The teams were deadlocked which use the station jointly, was i there has been within the last two Frank Lockhart, of Indianapolis, Private Instruction ...... xs Phone 1268. ■t half. The sum- weeks. We are very glad to an­ Dancing ...... ^*'oq at ten all the firs held up for two hours until a temp­ in his Stutz Special, at three Musical—Dramatic ...... PHONOGRAPHS. Vacuum cleaner and mary: orary dispatcher’s office was set up nounce that the following bojjs have o’clock. This order of racing was Wanted—Instruction ...... clock repairing. Lock and gunsmlth- 3r switchman’s o oJAdiAtj. shanty. Linemen JUJIICUjoined thetiic iaiAn.9 ranks l of» a ot-vitscouMng,’ mfe* iiitAAlex Financial ing. saw filing. Braltliwaite. 52 1 \yest Side Rec (23) in established last night when the Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 Pearl street. B. F. T. came here from Hartford early in Dickson, Winston Smith and’ Joseph drivers drew lots. Business Opportunities ...... « A. Russell, If . . ___ 0 0 0 the »va/\v'w»4rwy morning tr\to effect rPTiairS-repairs. Schocr. Money to Loan ...... 3d T.-iloring-Dyeing-Cleaning 24 Willimantic’s ..tation is a frame Several announcements were Judging from the talk going Money Wanted ...... 34 i W. Holland, If . . ___ 1 0 2 Help and Situation* | W. Eagleson, if . ___ 1 0 2 structure more than fifty years old, made by our scoutmaster of coming around it hasn’t been decided final­ , HelP^antAd—Female ------. . . 35, COMEDIANS; CAN GET Pfiid- for and members of the' Chamber of events. On Thursday night the cast ly whether the Democrats will con­ wearing ill - fitting clothes-^.but in C. Gustafson, rf ___ 1 0 ■‘Help Wanted—Male ...... - - f nn Commerce today began an active of “ A Street Boys Honor,” the play vene in Hewston, Howston or Hoos- , SeTp'Wantdd—Ma,le,sor Femato - . 37 real life,-who wants to be Ikngbed E. Bissell, c . . . . ___ 0 0 0 '^Agentfe Wanted ...... at? Let us measure you .for your A. Gustafson, c ___ 3 0 drive to have it replaced by a mod­ that the troop is going to present ton. Situations Wanted—Female .... 38 spring suit; all wool fabrics/ $25- A. Metcalf , rg . 9, 3 7 1ern structure. in the near future will meet at the Situations W anted—Mala ...... ?? $50. Harry Anderton, 38; Church B, ■ Wylie, Ig . . . ___ 1 2 church at 7:00 for rehearsals. Emnlovment Agencies ...... '0 St., Phone 1221-2. So. Manchester, Live stoefe—Pets—Poultry—VeMcle* Conn. The English W oqlen Co., On Saturday there will be an Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... • AT, • Tailors. Totals 9 5 23 ASH WEDNESDAY overnight hike up to the cabin and Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 . Glaistonbury Rovers (24) each boy Is required to bring his Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 Private InstructJf^ 28 Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 B. F. . T. IN LOCAL CHURCHES For Sale— MiscellaBeon* BACKWARD CHILDREN and those Lanatia, If ...... 3 2 8 Tropical waters are the homes of strange creatures. Articles for Sale ...... 45 2 2 Boats and Accessories ...... 46 behind In work because of sickness Potter, If ...... r. . .0 A seabass is pictured above to the left. The four-i. Building Materials ...... 47 tutored in all grammar school sub­ Eoccalitta, rf . . ___ 2 0 4 Lenten services in the Manches- Investors Or w ms. ca. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 jects. Former grammar school 2 winged flying fish shown to the right is doubtless the princIpaL Reasonable rates. Call Lewis, r f ...... ___ 1 0 -,ter -Churches begaq today. Ash Wed­ Electrical Appliances—Radio ' 49 Hedges, c . . . .. ___ 1 0 2 nesday, with the Distribution of type Klpling^had in mind when he Wrote “On the road Fuel and Feed ...... 215-5. Garden—Farm—Dairy Products SO Miner, r g ...... ___ 0 0 0 Ashes in St. Bridget’s and St. to Mandalay, where the flyin’ fishes play.” i . Household Goods ...... 31 Musical— Dramatic Itiune, Ig ...... ___ 3 0 6 James’s Roman Catholic churches. Contractors Machinery and T ools ...... 52 The first service In St. Mary’s Epis­ By NEA. Throoth Sp«:UI P»miittl«» of th. PubHrfiOT* of Th« Boolr «< Kt»*rW«o. Copyright. 1MS.2& Musical Instruments ...... 53 WANTED—VIOLINIST for orchestra We offer; A central property con­ MktmMped^ Totals 10 4 24 copal church was held for the chil­ sisting of large tenement house of Office and Store E qu ipm en t...... 54 playing. Manchester Syncopators, dren this afternoon at 4:30, the Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 phone 1927-14. 30 rooms. With slight alterations he actually aided two Specials at the Stores ...... 56 first of a series to be held every could be made a money maker. Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 Wednesday through the Lenten sea- youths in “ starting their Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 ~ Bonds— Stocks— ^Mortgages SI FOR ARBITRATION There is a good large extra build­ Roo m»—Ron rd—Hotel*—Resorts son. ing lot suitable for business or car. Restnurnnt* MONEY TO LOAN on first and second Tonight Rev. James Stuart Neill dwellings. Price for all $7,800, easy Rooms Without Board ...... 59 mortgages. Mortgages bought and Geneva, Feb. 22.— The methods will preach In St. Mary’s church at Loss by theft is one o f the sold. P. D. Comollo. 18 Oak street. terms. Boarders Wanted ...... 5 9 -A by which the United States and Can­ 7:30 in the first of a series of Wed­ Business biock Depot Square. Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 TeL 1540. . ada maintain peace and friendship nesday evening services. The Bene­ coverages included in an j®tna Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 Corner iocation, stores and tene­ Combination Automobile Wanted — Rooms — Board ...... 62 Help Wanted— ^Female 35 along; an unprotected frontier of diction service will be held in St. ments. Couid be made a choice, Resil Estate For Rent more than 3,000 miles were urged James’s church tonight at 7:30, At investment. Now offered at rea­ Pi^icy. Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 63 WANTED — ONE EXPERIENCED upon Europe today. St. Bridget’s church the Distribution Business Locations for Rent .... 64 sonable figure. stenographer, and one experienced of Ashes ■will again take place to­ Houses for Rent ...... 65 typist. Apply at Cheney 'Brothers Dr. Walter A. Riddell, Canadian Main Street. 80 feet front with Suburban for Rent ...... 66 Employment Bureau. delegate to the League of Nations night at 7:30. 8 room residence. House need^ Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 Services will he held In these i E T N A - I Z E Wanted to Rent ...... 68 security commission, made tlje rec­ some repairing but the land is worth Real Estate For Sole Help Wanted—^Male 86 ommendation in an address to the three churches all through Lent. the price alone. ' There Is only one They will he held in St. James’s Apartment Buildings for Sale ... 69 commission. Main street. Easy terms. ROBERT J. SMITH Business Property for Sale .....; 70 SALESMAN. JUST OUT, pome thing “ Europe should emulate the con­ church on Friday evenings, and at Farms and Land for Sale ...... ; 71 new. Every meachant buys. one. St. Bridget’s church on the same Real Estate and Insurance Houses for Sale ...... « 72 Police and Firemen. Information ciliation system existing between the Steaihshlp Tickets Lots for Sale ...... 73 bureau, Wanamaker, Ind. United States and Canada,’’ said Dr. day. This service will be the Sta­ Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 tions of the Cross. Robert J. Smith 1009 Main St. Tel. 750-2 Suburban for Sale ...... 75 Riddell. “ The United States-Canadi- Uneducated people manage w;ith an commission settled and eliminat­ 1009 Main St. Many scientists spend Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 Florida Is a place where people Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 a vocahularly of 800 to 1000 ed 21 differences within one year. their iivbs in South Sea words; thpse of ordinary education keep happy and healthful all winter Real Estate^ Insurance, Auction—Legal Notice* This Is the best method of averting Like some weird ex- waters studying such re­ Auction Sales ...... 78 use about 3000; Shakespeare used international confiict.’’ by sending home pictures of them­ Steamship Tickets Legal Notices ...... 79 about 15,000. selves in their shirt-sleeves. apiple Of modernist art is markable fish as the the frogfish. of many col­ ringed angelfish, shown GAS BUGGIES—The Postmortem Frank Beck ors, sketched above; above. -* • I ’M BiD NOW I’m n o t sure ------/ w e ’ r e THIS IS THE W HO’ LL J TALK ING,’ IF T H E CAR WITH THE MAKE rr . W H O ’ U ' CROWN JEWELS MORE. DUKE HAD BIO.. HIDDEN IN IT,I RAISE PAID T H E BUT I c a n ’t H IM , STORAGE ON RISK LOSING GOLIATH, HIS OLD A FORTUNE h e ’s BUS , IT . FOR THE SAKE BLUFFING.' W OULD k/T OF * 3 5 . HAVE BEEN IN T H IS s h e r i f f ’s SALE. E -2 2

The parrot fish; pictured to the left, gets, its name from its hose, which is like a parrot's beak, to tho right is a bad aotor in the fish family, the poison scor-. pion fish. Some of these denizens of southern waters occasionally venture norj^ward. . .

SKottfiw *nd »yr> ^ . CopytHI» i»8f.Tl^dr«ew * f * e * t - -ContinUtd

/ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, ^ R U A R Y 22, 192^ ; F m P P E R ¥AmHY SAYStf SDISE"'NONSEHSE SKIPPY Ify P e i ^ l i 2 : A school inspector said to a pret­ HR. ^OOKMAH AINT S p f t c T « € fiiOHT^OSSm Por A STR«/€ o ' ‘A n MR StOCKMAN^ATC, ty teacner, “Do you teach observa­ [To NO M0R£ tion?” QOHB'tt) ACC AROUMP TH € HACFO'THew 'CAUJ6 H€ “ Yes.” O' AUHT^OSSie'r ^ R A V Y .' “ Then I 'will test your class. - T A 6 C € : ^ ------IT CuAr Now, children, close your eyes and BOU i CIn ' C. A D f € s ' "T 2 TACAP.> sit still.” s o p p e R s . Following this the inspector made a slow whistling sort of noise and followed with. Now, children what did I do?” , For sometime there was no an­ swer, but ultimately a little boy piped out, “ Kissed the teacher.”

W ill Wiseman Says “An old fashioned home is one where_ the mother still does her best work in the kitchen over the range instead of in the bedroom over an electric curling iron.”

Add Proverbs In all the wide border I valiantly < 2 sought Res. u. s. M 't. o n . For the woman that people con­ sidered best dressed; BY MCA SeWVICC. IMC 08fTi<|iai IMk t. Croihr, CMtol Fwi Itw, bt. But I found her in raiment so scant Marriage often lea<1s thft iwife to that I thought Now to last shall be .first let’s the family wash— ^thet's where the add least chall be best. Hisrh Spots in the life of Little Stanley By Fontaine Fox' OUR BOARDING HOUSE rub conies In! Love may be blind but not stone By Gene Ahem blind when it comes to rings. \ The Mother Hubbard is entirely 66 out of date. Today the women Mo MP p i t o M SCt^ooL dress more like Mother Hubbard’s / -T obA Y SriDPPOP, voo 5Aii> N vrn ifC cupboard. MA50R,B^A-f SOa» Mvsl-Vj AkiD BIG SEA-PIGIF 'T o W'6 HetP A SIM6 IM6 It’s a toss up as to which is the _ ^ liV fn b A Y I PIP rf srfriKie So u r lu m g s cA^i riocp THIS ONE’S PLANNED! worst pest, the aggressively intel­ A 0 OUT IT M oife "Tvao 5ECOKADS ligent person or the out-and-out POWhi, BGAP • ^ MORE WlkiP THAM By following letter golf PLANS bore. Loi^6ER-Ti4a^\ Vo q r vu as they are DRAWiS you’ll be able MIKiE, rr’s BECAUSE to go from PLANS to DRAWN in T iM B o f SFV/EArfFEKi It was just about 30 years ago I VAiFRE VoB tJAKe, Y ou -T a l k m o r e five strokes. At least, that’s rar. that the Rainy Day club began its SECOKiPS!— < Perhaps you will be able to do it agitation for shorter skirts. It was T P SE FK A ABoiJrf Y’s e l F! in less. One solution .s printed on I HiK/V VOL) OVAiE Mim a a good idea, but they failed to CAV/E-lb CRAVtiL IF Y ou WAM*T*1b another page: equip it with brakes. G(5ARy- SO WOU’P “ Do you know,” she said to hub­ Iki, AFTER SUCI4 LOSE SOME MOMEV BEI^’ER S-fAR-T0 Li“f by, as he was shaving, “I weigh A PEFE/cTf V lL B B t r CAKi ' D Q. A W N only 110 pounds without clothes 'i o v Said i t v y a s -fO BORRoViJ OI^E! on?” ilnAJ; ~'Hm* at a e a t m o r e 5 0 P A “Where were you weighed?” W A S HI Jsf dr Ql^*S PIKPDAY ANb “At the meat market. Mir. Hor— BRAGGAPOCIO Voti CRACKERS UlliMoU-f m ( f ^ I Sakes alive, you’ve cut yourself.” % ’LL 0 ^ ^ A O K . IN ‘jO S ARE^^^-TrttMKlKia VJATER,'T^^AM An old lady, visiting an insane A h M h llT . VOli COLiLP BEST U CAtM asylum, observed the luhatics at a T Ho u p ii^ g -T i^E work. One man was standing in a corner, idle.” “ My good man,” inquired the O. L., “why don’t you work? Aren’t you crazy?” P L A N S “Yes, mum, but not that crazy.” THE RULES the man replied. w y

1— The idea of letter golf is to A , barber had a bottle of hair tonio on which he had painted the b o M r q o i t t ' change one word to another and do r o i)K it in par, a given number of strokes. words Fine Weather Hair • Tonic. When a customer came for a Thus to change COW to HEN, in shave he talked about everything THIS ^ if^ F D A Y ? three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, but the weather. Qt HEN. Then finishing, he asked: “ Fine 2— You can change only one let­weather?” . ter at a time. Customer: “ Yes.” 3— You must have a complete The barber gave him hair tonic. word, of common usage, for each When the customer looked ' at jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ his check, he asked: “What’s the tions don’t count. extra charge of a quarter for,?” 4— The order of letters cannot be The barber showed him the bot­ I G changed. tle of Fine Weather Hair Tonic. And he could do nothing but laugh & Clown— What became of tho at his own expense. ventriloquist you used to have? (tpontaine Pox,-1928, The Bell Syndicate. Inc.) MA-To R IS Vaudeville . Manager— Oh, he Another pathenc little feature of V1C'To R<= found he could make more money everyday life is a genuine hand- selling parrots. tooled leather billfold without any­ thing in it . Mr. A: “ I am looking for some­ WASHINGTON TUBBS H B yC nne body to lend me ten dollars.” We don’t know what we can do Mr. B: “ vVeil, it’s a nice day for until we try, ana some of us don’t AN’ riCRe'S A MAN'S NAME it.” This surg uooks ukg f'RlNSTAHCt, riORRlCANt^ v»lE\,t, VUVTH AUV. like to try for reasons best known ON TvV MAP, eOVMARD TeACH. to ourselves. TvV RFAl. M uff, CrOZY. BOT ISLIK^AS) To Qg VyWGRE NOT ME. IHESE RlRATE BOOKS^ Early to beu, early to rise, and I CAM’t FAKe HEfSD OR Trt’ OOUCtR VS BURIED. BUT SRvi'Ktl 1 nev/e r heard o f NOVM, VlHO KiIAS AN’ a t l a s e s I OOCfHTA your girl goes out with the other Cinch: Being the coal man : nd & RepeATeD * TiMU Of tT. VIHERE \M triUUDER \S A RlRATE BN TriAT EDWARD Teach FIND OUT SOMPIN ABOUT, guy.—.... - - the ice man too. H w e seGN WORRlCAME ISUNND? NAME, D\D NOV)? AND VMHAT DVO OUR NVAR Trie UFFORTS \ HE DO? OF cel^TMN -DON’T \ SfRIVbiCjeTtS ASK. HE — To 8UM OR 1 NEVGR STeM. Trteii? V\EARD [/ ^ OF \T SiOBV/^ UAL COCHRAN — RCIURCS KWCK TRei\SORG lue.u.iLMer.on’. AND O1O2M ARe TlRWlN CON- ' viNceo IT ts Trie KGM lb UlDPGN MU-ilOMS.

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS No School Today By Blossei

rFRECKLES-VME'LL \AFY7AfY DOA)r \NABRP UID YOU B&CAUSETAIS' VOO’D BETTER BESIM MOI TA yoOR Aa\)E SCAOOLAT 6ET 7A A T IS GEORGE START FRECKLES STUDIES RISAT AOME TO DAY SO IDEA?, WAGH1N6T0NS OM AIS SCHOOL VJOAYSADULD A\WAY 7U !S BIR7ADAV/.' v m o r k t o d a v .' AORMIMS/ VNE AANF ITAERE?

FIRST AJI6MT PASSES AMD FRECKLES IS UP BRteWTAAOD EARLY FtoRAlS FIRST PAY OM m e DSERBLUE Rte.u8>At.orr. S E A • • • • urCMT.orr.'- 01928, 8Y NCA SCMVieC; INC.- ______1928. BY IKA itw vica IMC., READ THE STORY, ^HEN COlLOR THE PICTURE SALESMAN SAM A Horse on You! By Small “Now don't be scared," the Bal­ balloon will be a playmate pretty loon King said. “ Blow up these bal­ soon. It has a head and little feet, loons. Go right ahead. Just take a and very funny face. This sure will ^ H i s IS A s c o w MoTioM Pic tu r e o f good deep ^ eath and.it-’s as easy as ^cLose-uP view o f t h e . h orse and be a happy day if they will come to t h e . Ho r se, com ing to w a r d Yo u - ^ I T S OWNERS=READING FROM LEFT To can be. ril-^ptay here till you do it life and play. Let’s see who blows P.S. ITS A SLOW MOTIOM HORSE = (Poor SKATe) 'right, and then: I’ll disappear from his balloon up first. W e’ll have a Peeved be­ r ig h t - SAM,t h e . H0RSE,AND SOZ-Z- OR .sight, 'cause after you have blown little race.” ' ^ cause SAM FROM Rig h t to l e f t - s u t z .The horse, and them up, yOn surely won’t need loadedOP A SAfA- Then one balloon said: “Howdy “ cr O0NFI0fMTtet.LY, me.” . - '- i ' : do. We’re glad we’ve come to play warehouse ~ “ All right,” tkh bunch heard with you. Please blow me up a wee WITH HAY, THE ABOVE CL- "N (j------LUSTRATeSSWHAT Scouty shout. And .then the Tinies bit more. I -think I am too thin. OOZZDertANO V\ BARM started out to do just as they had There, that is plenty. Not too high, EO THAT HE COMS IN G U ii thinks THe v> Nag is really i i'been told. My, what a funny sight. or I'll go fipating to the sky.” fimpawayto AMD STALL ^, Each Tiny blew his balloon up AROUND VMOATH*^ “He’s come to life,” yelled Carpy, <5G.TR100F(T- MEANWHILE * high- Wee Clowny said, “ Oh, me. and this made the whole bunch sdsam boosht WHAT ARE SAM . Oh, m y!” And then the Balloon grin. A horse! King added, “ That is fine. You’re ANPGU^'^G0MMA One fat balloon then danced OOWVTHTHEPtOG ^ doing right. arouqfl and did queer tricks upon CETis 4 In next ataixA BS >AGU F0USTEE2Jf'

masquerade was headed Ijy Fred Rog,ers. : Other members o f -the- JUDGE OUNR. WOOD committee vfere Hector MhcdohaW, ABOUT TOWN William Mercer, William Morrison, BREAKS ms SHOinDER William Sperber, Jack Stratton and LInne Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Robert Wilson. No. Y2, will Iheet in Orange hall Fall* on Way to Hospital to Tom orrow Friday we offer the biggest tonight at 8 o’clock. Visit His Daughter—Bjroke y Rev. Albert Jepson of St. John’s Other Shoulder Before. Episcopal church. Warehouse Harold Repeats at St. Mary’s of the store —’ Point, will be the special preacher Judge Olin R. Wood is at the spread value in at the Lenten service this evening Manchester Memorial hospital Clnb Ball— Biggest Affair l^JNBRAL OP where he was taken Monday even­ at 7:30 at St. Mary’s Episcopal JOSEPH V. MAHONEY church. ing with a fractured left shoulder. The judge wae on his way home St. James’s church was filled al­ The Ladies* Sewing Circle of the Has 1,000 Present. from hie office in the Municipal most to capacity this morning by building, when he met with an ac­ Steven’s Concordia Lutheran church will relatives and friends to pay final meet tomo’row aicernoon at 2 cident. He had planned to ride but Although a thing ceases to be tribute to the memory of Joseph Y. as the day was pleasaht he decided o’clock. Mahoney, popular Manchester hot news after It has happened over to walk and called up his chauffeur young inan who died suddenly fol­ to that effect. Miss Myrtle Wood, On I'riday afternoon of this week and over again, the fact remains the Amaranth Bridge club will en­ lowing an operation for acute ap­ his daughter, who was at the Mem­ tertain the Star and Electa clubs at interesting that the prize for the pendicitis. orial hospital was to return home the home of Mrs. Otto Muller, 96 funniest costume at St. Mary’s The casket was banked high with the next day. The judge turned in Chestnut street. masquerade ball in Cheney hall last flowers. As the casket was borne at Haynes street to go to see her. night was won for the seventh time into the church, it was preceded About half way up the street he W. E. Buckley of East Center by a member of the Clemson family by a delegation from Campbell slipped on the icy sidewalk, fell and street who has been ilT at his home of North Elm street. Harold Clem­ Council, Knights of Colun^us, of broke his left shoulder. for several weeks is able to be,out son, who won the prize last year, which he was a member. The dele­ One of Louis Radding’s sons, again. Mr. Puckley is a teacher at was adjudged the funniest char­ gation was headed by Grand Knight who was on the way to visit his at less than half price the Hartford High school and hopes acter on the floor. James Burke. The others were father at the hospital, saw Judge to resume his work there next Clemson came to the hall with a Patrick Hutchinson, Leo Cleary, Wood fall-and assisted him to the week. 1 South Manchester sight-seeing bus John Tynan and James Roach. Rev. hospital. Dr. Paul P. Swett was'call­ 'Vincent McDonnough officiated. ed from Hartford and he gaye the in which there reposed the dummy judge a thorough examination. *It The regular meeting of the Army of a man and a baby. The bus was An Organ Prelude by Renecke and Na\T club will be held tomor­ plastered with signs telling of the opened the service at the church is expected he will have to remain Colors row evening • 8 o’clock at the wonders of Manchester, including this morning and then the choir at the hospital for some time. A FuUBed cluDho '.e on Main street. sang “ Thy Will Be Done” follow­ few years ago he fractured his the local volckno, the School street other shoulder in a fall at Depot Guaranteed dump. It was also equipped with a ed by an old Gregorian funeral Size Onli^ Teachers and officers of Second bell and four wheels sadly out of chant. At the offertory Mrs. John Square. Fast Congregational church school will alignment. Clemson’s costume can­ Sullivan sang Salutaris and have their monthly meeting and at the elevation Arthur Keating FORMER PHOTOGRAPHER not be described. HERE BURIED YESTERDAY supper tomorrow evening. Ques­ Mrs. Haefs Winner sang “ Dei Jesu’’. Mrs. Thomas tions bearing on school problems Brennan sang “ Oh, What Could The prize for the most beautiful Frank L. Hale, who was burled will be answered at the meetiny costume, a cameo ring, was awarded Jesus Do More” and Just before the The supper at 6:30 will be in body left the church Miss Irene yesterday afternoon at the Center Spreads you paid $12.98 for a short time ago. Mrs. Henry Haefs of Fairfield Cemetery in East Hartford, was charge of the .committee on reli­ Moriarty^ sang “ Saved by Grace.” gious education, Mrs. C. J. Strick­ street, who wore a white silk Jew^. for many years a resident of Man­ ed dress and a skeleton headdrehs,. At the hlose of the service Organ­ chester and married Miss Hattie land, Mrs. Anna Risley, Mrs. Nel­ ist Charles Packard played the son Smith and L. J. Tuttle. also jeweled. The prize for the, Skinner of this place, whose death You have probably seen and very much admired beautiful rayon bed spreads of this qual­ most original costume was won by Chopin: Funeral March, occurred some months ago. ' Mr. Twenty automobiles filled with ity but have never felt that you could afford th4m at the regular price which is $12.98. Miss Ruth D. Cohen of the Smart Miss Florence Griffith, represent­ Hale was a photographer and built Shop left for New York today ard ing a Spanish girl. This prize was relatives and friends made up the a studio and dwelling just w e^ of Through our New York Office we were very Jforfttnate in securing about fifty of these beau­ is expected home tomorrow. a string of pearls donated to the funeral cortege which proceeded to The Herald’s main office on Hil­ club by theJVIay Jewelry company. St. James’s cemetery where the liard street. He was a brother of tiful and nationally known Steven’s bed spreads which we are putting out at a special low price P. H. Dou.e:herty, Main street Miss Lena Generous of East body was placed in the rec^Wing H. B. Hale of the East Hartford for tomorrow and Thursday. And at this low price you can now afford a rayon spread in each Hartford, dressed as Martha Wash­ vault The bearers were Michael Gazette. He moved from Mahehes barber, is at Princeton University, bedroom. Cpme early for best selections. \ Princeton. N. J.. today where the ington, was awarded second prize Sheridan and Edward Taylor from ter to New London where he: con­ annual Father’s Day is being ob­ in the contest for the most beauti­ the Knights of Columbus, John tinued his photographic work. His served. His son, George Dougher­ ful costume. The wrist watch, Tierney-and Daniel Renh, from the death occurred Saturday from a ty, is a senior at Princeton. which was drawn, was won by Miss Ancient Order of Hibernians and heart attack. T^b Handsome Patterns to Choose From Esther Clifford of 70 Ridge street. Ralph VonDeck and George Grib- Charles Burr, son of C. R. Burr The judges were Harold Syniington, bons, fellow employees and life-long BOWLING HLATCH of Main street, a sophomore at Miss Mabelle Trotter, Mrs. James friends. Jack Saidella and Chapell are Yale, has been elected to represent Robinson, Mrs. Francis Miner and leading Quido GiorgettI and John — The story of art and fashion in­ Bbnsche by 23 pins at the end of Melody— blue and tan.'two tones arranged Romance the Phi Delta chapter of the Alf.na Isaac Cole. tricately woven into this exquisite spread that Chi Rho fraternity at its annual, The largest, crowd that has ever NUMBER TWO WINNER the first leg of their home and home in alternating stripes to give tbe height of chro- meeting in Columbus, Ohio, on I attended the masquerade iall, near­ match of 20 games. The final leg comes in solid colors of rose, orchid, gold and February 23, 24 and 25. He let'tj ly l,0t)0 persons, watched the antics OF SETBACK TOURNEY will be rolled tonight at Murphy’s matre splendor to this lovely rayon spread. Full blue and displays a broken krinkle stripe on a New, Haven for Columbus today. j of Clemson, a movie photographer alleys; The first ten were at the bed size only. 90x108 inches. Scalloped with ' fascinating jacquard background. Full bed size Casino last night. and 20 clowns, the latter members only. The Court of Honor of the Man­ of St, Mary’s club. The maskers square corners. chester Council tof Boy Scouts will danced, for some time before the The boys from Hose Company meet tomorrow evening in the grand , march was started and the Number 2 are setback champions School Street Recreation Center at clowno performed. of South Manchester Fire Depart­ Women! You Will Be Disappointed If You Miss This Sale. 7:30. All boys who have made ap Many Bright Costumes ment today as a result of their WATKINS BROTHERS jiication for first class' rating or There was more people in cos­ victory in the final sitting last night merit badges should he present at tume; ait the ball last night than at No. 4’’s home. Fraher and Fre- that time. About 15 ha’ e applied. there have been in recent ybars. heit of No. 1 were the high scor­ The costumes were varied and with ers with 193 points. ^ u n t r a l Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Bosco of 94 Last night’s and the final total School Street gave a party on Mon­ the exception of the clowns, there Bed Spreads day afternoon in honor of their were few duplications. Most were point scores follow: Bed Spreads daughter, Sylvia, who was eigIP. in bright colors. No. 1 ...... 616 7261 ^ ire d u rs years old on that day. About 15 After the grand march the prizes No. 2 634 7482 Main Floor Main Floor friends were present. Dances were were given out and general danc­ No. 3 ...... 597 6998 Robert K Anderson given by Ursula Segerdahl, Tina ing enjoyed until 1 o'clock. Music No. 4 ...... 601 7255 , . SOUTH NCHESTER • CONN ' Osello and Mona Kronfeld. Sylvia was furnished by Bill Waddell’s Phone 500 or 748-2 received a number of gifts. eight-piece Orchestra, especially The most easterly point on the augumented for the occasion. ?sorthern American mainland is Linne lodge No. 72, K. of P., The committee in charge of the Cape St. Chrrles, Labrador. will meet tonight in orange hall at 8 o'clock. Edward“Swanson, who by virtue of five years in the office of master of exchequer has been giv­ en the rank of past chancellor of BIR’raDAY PARTY up that hacking cough thaf , : of the main artery Ot; T"he lodge, will preside at tonight’s ■ the human body is the aorta. meeting. has been irritating your throat with Second Mbirtgage^ Edwin, small son of Mr. and a bottle of Quinn’s Compound flax­ The furniture, fixtures and other Mrs. David Stratton of 51 Fairfield seed, rock candy and wild cherry M oney | George Washington evaded cough syrup. Quinn’s Drug store. personal chattels at the Maple Ter­ street, was 6 years old yesterday. GEO. A. JOHNSON Now On Eland. race Inn, Andover, were sold at auc­ Mrs. Stratton accordingly invited a — Advt. tion yesterday afternoon by order of large party of his -ie boy and Civil Engineer and Surveyor the Tolland County superior court. an irksome responsibility girl friends to help him celebrate. Arthur A . Knofla j Twenty were present and others The sale was to satisfy a foreclosure Residence 577 East Center Street 875 Main St. judgment of the courl- in favor of who were unable to come sent him Pbene 7 8 2 -2 . Clarence Sadd of Manchester copgratulatlons by mall. The chil­ Telephone 290. against Esther Bashner of Worces­ dren played a number of lively ter, Mass., who occupied the place games and enjoyed a delicious until the fall of last year. spread set before them by Edwin’s HllllllillllllilillllllllillllllllllllilillllllllillililililillllllllllllHIlHlllllllilillllllllHH mother. The decorations were pink. The Justamere Whist club will The birthday cake bore six pink meet tomorrow afternoon with lighted tapers and the favors for Mrs. Fred Dart of Flower* street. the children were also in pink. The little boy was remembered with a Bill’ s Tire & Repair Shop | Russell Gould of Chestnut street number of gifts. Is spending the holiday in New W. H. GREEN, Proprietor. § York City. S 180 Spruce Street. Tel. 2414 g The Lindy Social club will en­ Miss Grace Spillane, chairman joy a 'Washington’s Birthday box of the ticket committee for the party at the home of Mrs. William recent joint card party of Gibbons Prentice, 158 Cooper street to­ Assembly L. of C. and Campbell night. ' SPECIAL SALE Council, K. of C. requests all who You Will Be Ii | have tickets out to make returns at the meeting of Gibbons Assembly Friday evening. In the report of C ontented I Automobile Accessories f the entertainment, through over­ sight the names of Charles Pack­ Charles Laking ard, who played and Arthur Keat­ this Winter knowing that your I Auto Polish, Top Dressing | ing who sang solos were omitted Auto tops repaired, rwovered coal bin is filled with our quality = Reg. $1, Now .. 69c Reg. $1, Now .. 69c | in yesterday's Herald. and rebuRt. Automobile trim­ qoal. It -will keep you warm i Tip Top Tip Top y Louis Radding who has been at ming in all its branches. Best and happy. i Wonder Worker Norwesco a the Memorial hospital for the past mTaterials used. A ll kirids o f Our fiid> oil is of the same = Whiz Upholstery Dressing, four weeks is now able to sit up leather goods repaired. high grade too. = Leadsall Reg. 60c, now 42c. ■ each day. Also Harness RiepainDg. • John I. Olson, Arthur A. Knofla W ashingtoct'tealittd^ tasks of an exeottof. G. E. Willis & Son, Inc.j| MiscellanTous f and W. W. Robertson will leave In a letter written in 177S» he refets to the Mason Supplies, for Montreal tonight for a few pressure o£ his own affittts and states [have 314 Main St., Tel 128-4 days’ stay In the Canadian city. a Main S t r ^ Phono 50 a Metal Gloss ...... •. . 42c , 3 absohuely refused to qualify as an exeemtor,’* South Manchester 5 Tar Remover ...... •_------...... 4 . •. 6 ^ .5, ' Washington’s birthday was one of the most beautiful days we o d a y the dudes o f an executor axe far mote exacting E Retouch Enamel...... 35c a have had this winter. Flags were flaying on the Municipal building, Tthsm they 'were one hundred aind 6 S c f years ago. To I Enam el ...... «3c | at Depot Square and many of the ' appmne an indxvidxtal this service is to beqaeadi a private homes. The banks were f o e closed and only some of the diffienk task. Only spedafists w prqiared to give w ar fUpM 1 Ford Heater ..$ 1.00 Ford(jo fis ____ $1.00 | E Socket Wrenches ----- $1.00 _ , . . on- a schools. At the city hall the tax divided and efikaeat attention to the many details in> collector’s office was open all day, S Transmission Grease, Repair Kits ...... 20c 5 the board of health and town .' vohred in the settlement o f an estate.' _ 5 l b ...... 55c (Chains...... 3 0 % Off 5 - clerk’s offices closed at noon. The postoffies closed for the day at 11 In naming this tatrimrion as executor yon relieve your G ppp THINGS TO EAT p’clock. friend or relative of -what often proves an unwelcome First beliveiy 8 a. m. honor, and you assure to your fa ^ y the efficiency and Special Week’s Ford Super C a r b ^ ^ r / POUCE COURT responsibility of an orgamaation espedatty qualified JTie Meat BepaHment Suggests: 3 Reg. $4.00, Now $1.75 ' | Joseph L. Trombley of 68 Buck­ for diis important work. ingham street, Hartford, was before Pinehurst Round Ground...... - • 45c lb. 1 Boyce Moto-Meter...... | Judge Johnson this morning in the S ' ' ' . E police court charged with driving an Whether your estate is large or small, we write an opportunity to Lean Tender Pork, Small Sirloin or'Tip automobile while under the influ­ explain fidfy our qnalifieoliom as executor or trustee. I Bicycle Accessories | ence of liquor. He pleaded guilty Steak, ^otch Ham. and a fine of |125 and costs was i fe c ia l Tires ...... $1.25each| i Imposed which was paid.- • Sauer Kraut...... ?. •. 3 lbs. 2^ Trombley was arrested by Pa- ■’trolman Galligan on Main street Fresh Eggs ...... 55c dozen last nigbt. The Ford coupe driven I F».Och Horns, reg *1. • & ® G r i p s ' | by Trombley struck a car owned by Pinehurst Hamburi? ...... 25clb. John Schanda, meat cutter at the B Bicycle Lam ps . Bic^e Oil ...... 15c ^ | Pinehurst grocery. When the patrol­ The Mwichester Trust Company Pure Lard, 21bs. : ...... 25c s Rear Safety Lights----- 30c Bicycle Btound, i man went .to investigate he found Mt'l/ ' South Manchester, Com). I i>^;Rubbers, set ... .30c reg. 30c ...... lOc | the man was under the Influence of Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs...... 25c liquor. He was taken to the police station 'where he .was examined by fflHiiifiiiiiMittiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiii^iiiiiiiiiiMiuuuiiiam iiMMiiiitiiHiiiiiiiHiiiini^w* ^ go^cit 1 ~ _

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