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VOL. L V IL , NO. 142 (OoMUed AdvwtMug m i t ) M A N C H ^ T E R , CONN., T H U R S D A Y , M AR C H 17,1938 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN1}|:;

New Dangrer Spot in Troubled Europe

SEEN LITHUANIA

FORCES U. S. TO ARM,

IF BRITISH

SEAUN*

STANl GERMANY To Do Less Than Is Now Pro­ POLAND

^ J ‘ I . posed Would Lay Our His Secretary Of W ar D ^ j

Spanish Rebs Report

X oiu itry Open To U ^ re - Washington,_____ maods Hrtner CiHnrse mdln^nsable Secretary of State Hull hl’m ilf to the promotion and maintenance •^hode the following quotations aa of stable conditions o f peace." dictable Hazards He Says the most Important in bis speech V ---'gUOAPCST ^ Caspe*s Fall; March Present Crisis C(>nsery^

« t the National Preos au b : " I f these prlndplea are to be ef­ ' ^ e primary objectivee of our fective they must be universal in Hu n g a r y / Ru m a n ia tives Warn If F ore^ Pnl^ Washington. March 17-?(AP)‘ foreign policy are the maintenance their appUcAtten.’’ To the Sea Progresses of the peace of our country and the ' —Secretary p f State , Hull, declar­ A \yugohaviV>. -.>•* promotion o f the econontic, the eo- m icy Is Not C hangdU i^ ing America must hold to Its rights "It would be absiihi and futile cial and the moral welfare of our for us to proclaim that we stand for Hradaye, FrMce_.,at toe Sp^sh^Knights of the Order of Saint John In Its quest for .world peace, ‘ laid pec»Ie." International law, for the sanc*’ty between Poland and Lithuania (indicated by line of Frontier.. - - March— J------17- (A P ) -S p a n ­ of Jerusalem in the strategic town down today a policy of arming for Poland demanded ish tasurgenta reported today'they ]Hiey W il) Join Opi of treaty obligations, for non-inter- at the fork of the Ebro and Guada^ protection against "International ’ "Our government pureues,' ip re­ vention In internal affairs o f other * border guard by Lithuanians- had driven the last government de­ lope rivers, SO miles from the Medi­ fenders from Caspe and bad oc­ lawlessness.” , lation to every world area alike, a countries, for equality of industrial terranean. cupied the town In their eastward policy of non-interference, with lU- and commercial rights and oppor­ The Insurgent command sent new London. Mareh . 17___ " I t U my considered judgment march toward the Mediterranean. reinforcements of artillery speeding that, in the present state o f wdr|d wUI to w a rip o latlon and a sincere tunities, for UraltaUon and — Threatened revolt desire to be friendly with all. A t tlon of armaments— but only Plspstdhea from Burgos, seat of up the old Roman road from Alcanta -affaira, t o ^ less than Is now pro- Generalissimo Francisco Franco's his cautious foreign policy bjr^ the same time we endeavor to af­ half of the world end among to Join the motorized shock troops poaed ] would lay dur country open government, said Caspe waa taken ford appropriate protection to half of the world's population. already dispatched to Caa^. his followers both inside itadt to unpredictable hazards," he said, with the aid of reinforcements rush­ Insurgeant officers at Inin, who Athc^can clU za^ and. interests.” HITLER TO TALK lORDERS ARREST outeide his Cabinet todsyt referring to'the naval, expansion ed up from Alcanli, advance point •aid the town had been surroundM program. , 'T h e catastrophic developments of the Insurgent drive menacing the drove harassed Prime Miniaten o t recent years, the atarUing events for four hours, received military Hull treated,.. In ' measured "W e have scrupulously followed govertament-held coasL dtapatehea this morning stating Chamberlain into a precarioniiT and we Intend to follow the tradl- of the past weeks,' offer a tragic TO THE WORLD ‘ Earlier government idporta said phrases, every aspect of the world OF “aERICALS” •Imply that troops were' endeavor- position. demonstration of how quickly the situation In an address before the ttonal policy of ou^ country not to government forces southeast of ln | ; to "complete" the encirclemenL contagious aqpurge o f treaty-break­ His tenure of power, said Jn>1 National Press (Dlub. ■ His speech enter into entangling alUan^ or Caspe rallied and smashed through Big Counter-attack ing and armed violence spreads formed sources, was imi went over an International' radio InvplvemenU with other countrieq.’’ AGAH^FRIDAY AS AHTI-NA^ Insurgent lines to relieve their be­ The government’s counter-attack, from one region to another"' leaguered garriaoD there. hookup to a w6rld disturbed by the begun last night, launched a furious by a vigorous demand by . They said then the insurgents’ spectre of war In ICurope ahd Asia. balUe which stUI raged in the early youthful secretary of war; La$0 “ During recent months, as "For the sdke of the best inter­ drive had been stopped and Franco’s '*The momentous question,". he throughout the past 160 years, the hours today on the city's ouUkirU. lie Hore-Belisha, that . the] said, "ta whether the' doctrine of ests of our people, we must main­ May G ve Position On Spain Gemlan Fofice Head Moves troops bad i)een forced to turn back, Tha clvtUan population Joined the government of the United States tain our strength, our courage, our to smoother resistance on their left prime minister announce a] force shall become epthronbd once defenders in digging defense work* has sought to exercise moral in­ moral standards; our influent, in flank. more and bring in Its wake, inex­ and building street barricades. firmer course in dealing -witlij fluence and to cooperate In every In Review Of Events Of Oorenuneat Report orably. international Anarchy -and world affairs, and our participation Against Anstrian Qiorcb- Earlier reports from the govern­ Europe’s crisis within tomotvj practicable way with all peace-seek­ in’ efforts toward world progress .The Madrid communique said a relapse into Barbarism.” . ing nations In support of those basic ment said a deadly artUlery bom­ row. , and pence.” '\ government forces held the hospital bardment bad been leveled on In­ The Cabinet officer, as America's A Month And Take Stand men; Free Masons Watch- and also the old chateau^ at the chief foreign minister, expounded surgent ranks. Cloiely following this rep a policy of peace, ho alliances, cbl- ed ultimatum came a w a n laboratlon with peaceful. nations, On Poland-Lithnania Row. , ed, Lodges To Be Qosed. from a committee of influet military prtparaUcra, andn oppdsl- Conservatives .that CL____ tlo to the "aecTusIonist -vlewpolnL" KILLED Iain’s foreign 'policy must, Cannot Stay Isolated Bsrlln. March 17— (AP)-=-R*iehs ■Vlrnna. March 17.— ( A f ) —iHsn- REBS BOMB "We nsay seek to withdraw from changed quickly or they fuehrer Hitler, curtailing his triuin- rtch Himmler, chief of alt Ger­ porticlnationn In world affaln.” be p h u t tour of Naalfled Austria be­ join the opposition. said, 'Init we ca not thereby with­ many’s police, today ordered the ar­ WINDOW cause o f IndTeasIng gravity of af­ Beaded by ChaicUIL rest of ;ill person's belonging to draw from the world Itself. Isolation NEARyr\300 Wlnaton Churchill, key member o t fairs elsewhere in Europe, may give "certain clqrical quarters,” who he is not a means to security; It Is a world war cabinets, and Robert to the world tomorrow u important said were spreading "ValsA rumors J. fruitful source of Insecurity.” G. Boothby, headed the committee^.: Son Of The Late Head Of unouncemeiit on Spain u d ber about new National Socialist Aus­ Hull expressed "our deep concern I Labor party clrclca dtacuasad the over the rising tide of lawlessness, -lURY RUIES DEATH long , and bitter civil war. The tria.” The order mentions no names, Eifht Raids Made In 13 Fuehrer sumniotied the Reichstag poaslblllty of (Chamberlain’s ceato.; the growing disregard of treaties, but It warned that an Immediate nation within 48 hour* in favor Har^rd, Seminary Meets to meet Friday to hear "a declara­ cleuup waa In store for these ^the increasing reverakm to the use Honrs; Victims Can{ht At LATE NEWS an interim govarnmant, to be hesir . , erf force, and the numerous other FOR ROSS KIDNAPER tion." and the marked emphasis "clericals." Their object, be said, ed by bis predeceaaor, Earl Baklwhr< oraln.ous tendencies which are placed on Spanish events by govern­ w u "not only to now unrest with­ Death In New York; Was of Bewdley. em ei^ng in the sphere o t interna­ ment spokesmci. Indicated that in. but also to disturb the Reich’s In the House o f Commana; haw* tional relations." Spain may be u important subject good foreign relations." He blamed Snbway Entrance While FLASHES! ever, Chamberlain stuck to hie ] Hts speech abounded with such WeO Known In The State. of that declaiatlon. the ’’clericata" for starting a romor guns. “h Tanud Oil Jipt As I •harp phrases as "methods of No one, a » usual, profeased to that Italian Premier Mussolini had On Their Way To Work. He ignored repeated tabor violence,” "another dark night of given back to Germany the South d e a t h l i s t MOUNTS know exacUy what Hitler bad in of “Anawar!" after PhUllp P. NoM'': International Anarchy”, "rule of mind. But, officials said, there was Tyrol, formerly a part of Austria. Baker, Laborite, aakisd lea th er ' New York, March 17— (A P )—Ian T lr a ilit h WoDld,” De­ Rtareehmn, Spnln, March I 7. _ force," “ violators of Internstlonol not in prospect u y critical develop­ Communists In Nazi uniforms of- tbe event of armed conflict In wea,^ deceilcles,''^^ "medieval chaoe" and Douglas Mackenzie, 48. of Cold BarcelonA March 17.— (A P ) (A P )—Insorgeat alrplanee, attack­ ment in the Llthuaiiiu-PoUch crisis, flc l^ y were charged with l l l e ^ ing wave after wave, today claimed ern Europe, as the result of unpft»'t, "blind extremism." Spring Fanna. Bloomfield, COmi., Eight Insurgtot air raids in 18 clares Coodenaed Maa. at G erm uy's back door, or else­ house searching and seizures a toll of oeatha In tkta war ebattared voked aggresakn UP viotatkia of the 'J He did not refer to any nation by was found dead In the yard back of where. property and persons. Flying squads hours today and last night took at league.covenant, Britain would fu ta f name, but bis Implication with re- tant was expected to eseeed the Princeton Club today. ’The story is in Spain, not in had bMn ozonizing, the announce­ least 284 lives in this capital of flU Ita League and Locarno gard a to legal recognition of ment sSIcno deal sharply with thle PoUce of the east 35th Street sta­ Chicago, March 17.— (A P )__"It government Spain. Hundreds were Poor h a tre d bodlea have tlons for armed aastatanee. ' Austria s absorption by Germany practice. There was no mention of ChamlMrlaln faced still anotlMri tion said he had fallen from his turned out Just as I thought It (Uontinaed oo Page Bight) Injured. Casualty lists still were In­ t^ e n to morguee. Offlctata believed ninth floor room In the club during Would." a i 11. how widespread It was. call fo r &tlon against aggrt (OoattBoed on Page Three) complete. frdntle diggers would recover at the night That was John Benrv Seadlund's The public also was warned from Ruosla'a foreign Con least 100 DMre from the widespread Hakiih Lltvlnoff.' The body was found by Dennis reaction today to a Federal Jury's against a vave of "money collect­ The stricken city was cl He looked out and saw MaCKehSie’a hla plebiscite cam pal^ today with the city. WiAPUnePilolHeTriesTo body, clad in underwear, Ijrlng in The Jury was aaked only to vote to fornratate recommends tiona for dent supporters, went to Bucklng> the yard on the 40th'stra^t side of on a recommendation that Seadlund cept Germany, Japan And In this eighth raid explosives Immedtate action by Oongreos. ham Patace to confer with Kins (Uwtlnued on Page rws) Take Ifis Two ChiMreD the clubhouse, part of which fronts be punished by dekth. The verdict blasted apart homes In a poor'resi­ ♦ • • George on .the swift moving ertatau- on Park Avenue. w u reached last night after 1 1-2 dential distrlcL Therq live or six A t least two cabinet mtntatatn hours o f deliberation. Italy Discuss Joint Action buildings, six stories high, col MARKETS AT A GLANCE Were demanding a firmer forMsR Away From Norsemaid. lapsed. New York, March 17.— (A P )__ policy—Hore Bdtaha and Maleoul (OBattnoed ea Pag* rw e) (Um as One bomb made a direct hit on i Macdonald, Dominions aecretaiy. Faga Two) MCLEVY OUTLINES Stock*—Regular list falters aft­ Moscow, March 17— (A P)—For­ shoe factory and 12 juwficers were er early rally, They wanted del^lte pledges o f Nassau, Bahamas, March IT__ eign Minister LltWnoff today In­ killed, crushed by h ea ^ wooden Bonita—Easy j seeondary m il* aid to CzechoalovaMa if aba wrer$ vited power* other than Oerm uy. beams that tumbled about their yield. attacked and strong acU(m to prs> (A P l— Forrcster Scott, a Phlladel- GOOD GOVERNMENT beads. vent Italy and Germany, from doSM phU attorney, and hU aviator Jap u and Italy to discuss Joint Curb— Lower; some metals re­ action mimed at "cheeking further inaUng Spain. . friend. Stanley Boynton, faced a May Test Second Sight Women wept In the streets . . sist aelUag. development of sggreas u d elimi­ dead and wounded were pulled out whits-wigged magistrate today on Foreign Exchange—Easy; I'ster- Walter Elliott, aecretaiy f(u: Sebt* nating increased d u g e r of a new of tenement ruins. nBg lower. land; W, J. Morrisoo, mintatar o t charges o t kidnaping. world roaseure," Teds Waterhorians How His Poputaoe In Terror Oottoa—Narrow; ' trade baylna; agriculture, and W. G. A. OnnahyA Major Erskin Lindop o f Die Ba- By Higher Mathematics He the proposal In behalf hamaa poUre said the pair attempt­ The torrents o f bombs fell on ^a hedge eelUag- Gore; colonial secretary, were ■ Of uie Soviet govemmut. The In- ported wavering but lil^ y to foM ed to abduct Scott's two children. city ezhauated by a series of raldi Soga^—Higher; _ ateadtor spot Cambridge, Mass., March vuUUu will be sent to the United Merit System Has Chang­ into line behind Hore-BeHsha. Eva. 6. and Zoe, 3. her* with hU .^T.* look like clairvoyuce have last night which kept the populace market. (A P I—Higher mathematics today States u weU a# other nations be- divorced wife, who now is Mrs. happued against much higher odd* cause of the duger of war growing in terror Tor hours. CoffeeL-Uaeveo; trade baying. The return to the foreign otBco ruled It is reasonably poosible to Each onslaught waa brief but the of Anthony Hlden, who realgnad be* Harry Oark Boden, and whisk them teat eeoood right and mind reading mora than ooa In tan tbou' out of G erm u y’s auexatlon of ed Sitoation In Bridgeport back to the United States hr sea­ sand. - Austria and Pollsh-Uthuantan fron­ series took the Ilea West toil of re­ cause he would not follow Cham^' by the laws of efaanoe. TR EASU R Y B.AL.ANCE berlain’a policy of bargaining wtth^ plane. "Certainly In m u y other fields o t tier confUcts, cent weeks in the frequently bombed The emphasia Is upon “ reasu- provincial capital and temporary the dictators, waa conaidered poaa)' > The plane. Its engine running,- kbly.” It waa admitted that ab- '«YeI xl Bo)mton attempted to AU attacks against tbs mathe- State*, to dtacues Joint u tlo n to In the first daylight raid most of Hore-Belisha waa said to be aup- poorible DOW fay inatbeiLatics alone. day a prtocriptlon for better civic the victims were tought at the en­ 16 was place the children in a or Duke experiments havr save Gaechoriovakta from attack by government recommended by ported fuUy by Malcolm MaedanoNL rhee* oonclurions were pubUahed affected only minor details.” Germaiy and Lithuania from PoUsh trance-of a subway station on their secretary for the Domlnioha, a ^ Jor Undbp said. The pilot of the In the A m erlcn Scholar by Pn>- Bridgeport's Sobialtat mayor, Jasper Receipt* 8506,499.463 01; expendi­ The evidence found at Duke 'ta way to work. One bomb fell in the tures $466,045,476,971 balance $3.- possibly also by Walter E3Uot, aap* ehartered craft. F. B. Miller o t {r r * ^ V’ HunUngton pf Havard McLevy. Miami Beach, was queaUoned and correct calUng of the faces of un- His formal stateniut did not 121,754,452^7,' CustoilM reocipts retory of stato for Scotland, and W .' Unlveroity’s Department of Matho- seu card* in a pock of W. There mentton spedfleaUy the calling of Mayor M cL«vy, addreaaing . (UanUnDed on Pnge Fwo) released. niatlcs He was discussiag the for the month |12.968,6i43Jl'. ' S. Morrison, mintatar o t agrieultnim w live emu o f flv* cards each. a conference, but sale exchugea mass meeting attended by 1,(K)0 A ttaop t Deeertbed ntaU»e«n»ttoi by which D f: - J. a persons here last night, asserted The war secretary was deaetll''^ i O an ce calling of the cards would he envtataoed would be tantamount as demanding a firm deciaratioa As described by the office, yester­ Rhine, Duke Uniterstty peycho- to a conference. , that "double machine poUtiea” and glva u average of flv*. British support for CsecluMli days attempted abduction occurred mglsL clalnM to have proved eaist- In one o f his rare preas confsr- the ."stxdta system" had driven this way: ence of "extra sensory perception.” ' petaons at Duke have aver­ and a more poalUve pidlcy a g e a i^ d twice aa much for faun- encss, the foreign minister' indi­ Bridgeport into, virtual bankruptcy The ehUdren were playing in a This name covers both aemnd the Spanish civU war. of n m s -^ run bring a call cated other powers would be sound­ before be assumed office five years park near the w a te tfm t when the ■l*ht o t clairvoyance u d mind pf all 25 cards In a decli. ed out m methods whenby coUec- *«o- BASKETBALL RESULTS Tbe informanta said Chamhartal|l two men rode up la a Soott reading. Scieotista have chaUenged Uv* action could ba discussed w h u He sUiggested that a diagnoata of faced the difficult choice at tadl-

leaped out, seised one ot the chil­ fround matica. Prefeaaor Huntington says Soviet smbsssadora had presuted Waterbury’a allmenta, currently be­ starting at 4 o’clock this afternoon The Heifrtld will give cally changing hla foreign policy dren. placed -her ia the vehicle and that hla proof is u tlraly mathe- htaflrst proposals to other govern- ing made by an Extraordinary reassert Britain’s ages-old *upp-^ u avera^ pf m t earirjprropt to telephone service on the resuite o f the Manchester returned for the other. The aunm motleal and the mathematic* 4Mt 100 r ^ ta so rare th u mutar the ments. Grand Jury, srould And ths — of the balance o f power or accepUgta eluqg to the ebUd and aereamed for good. Litvinoir disclosed that Russia condlUona anb said the beat remedy High va. Portimouth, N. H. High basketball in tbe the resignation of four of hla young* taw* of chance a batter aoore would help. ' The controversy boils down to tappoi only onoe in t u thouaud had informed Potand In "a quite waa to put all municipal Jobe under er Cabinat members. this. I f soxntthinc tUia aecoiid N ew England tourney at Providentte, R. I. Bystanders and employes of Mon­ Sight tiinw .. friendly way" that the Soviet imioin the “ merit system.” This might bavs a vital aSaet o r mind reading seems to happu considered the ritusUon between tagu botal rushed up, took the chli; In this small dock of 2S cards McLevy asaerted that Bridge­ Only resulte of the Manchester game will be given and the stability of the governmebt. dren from the men and diased oftensr than chaooe. what are the' Potand and Uthuanta a danger to port’s experience bad shown "that ^ ^ L 2 “ “ * * * * ^ “ ye U»e mim- Uw peace of eutern Europe. i ' Remain SUent to the plane. They got aboaid but r n a i o e ^ odds to accept os scien- a good merit system ta a better vote W ric ® be continued until 9 o’clock only. ' tlflc evidenoe? -— ve) ( Usnttansd on Pag* '(ta *) (Oenttanad an Pag* gM ) SETWO MANCHESTER EVEOTNO HERALD,^ BIANCHESTER, CONN, THTIR5DAT, MARCH 17.19W

youngest child from bed in another Bpooaer, Wis.. whjre tha bodtu room and placed him with the u d Gray were found. Uon places before all peoee-lovlrtg BtANCTIESTER EVENING HERAIJ. BIa A cHESTER, CONN^. THURSDAY, MARCH IT, 1938 IN F ^ E S m U N G others. NEW YORK’S IRISH Killed HU Pal •totSe u d the great power* In par- The prosecutor said she plaCMd a The kidnaper testifled a flght ORDERS FRENCH INCREASE Ueulu, the - question of their re­ RQUSDiG SDIIHIFF M caliber pistol at the heart of with Gray ruined his plans to re­ sponsibility for the destines of the 180 young ^ l e U k s n ^ m theu t l i t S K I M i n each child, beginning with the old­ IN GRAND PARADE turn Rou unharmed after the ru - peoples of Europe u d not only of yearly events. WORLD UWUSSNESS the u nited Statas boS “conaisteatly pursue under any particular set of est and ending with the youngest, som collection. , WAR EXPENDipES Europe." TTie Enfield group also pro­ collaborated, with other peace-eeek- circumstances.".. MMMMMB t , OF “CLERICAIS” ahd that apparsntly non#. of the FOR HIGH Q U IN in HARTFORD COUNTY T tog nations" but there is not a trace *T saw Gray had pulled out a Asked if Rusal* had u y *iiggs* duced leaders fbr other Hl-Y club* Finally, ha draw a picture 'of his children awakened. of atlluce or tnvolment of uy Ideal worid: _ District Judge T, O. Davis callsd gun,” Scadlund recounted. " I grab­ Uou for th* ktod of setion to be u well u ior local ,l»y* work pro- FORCES U. k TO ARM, sprt." HONOR HIGH SCHOOL’S ^ ir TeDs Officers She bed for it. Mr. Rose grabbed Gray's taken, Litvinpff replied; grama Involving 800 boya Hobby "We w u t to live ta a world to the grand jury .promptly. Orer 50,000 March Up Fifth AS Aim-NAZIS He disclaimed ."the slightest in­ which fruitful u d constructive to- arm. We struggled and all three "W * could make suggestions only abowB u d a Freshmoh Hl-Y are The district attorney said James Cabinet Antborizes Defense OBSERVES 20TH YEAR tention to entertain u y such notion of us felt into the hole. As V?e did Entire' Student Body And outgrowths of the Enfield Hi-Y SAYS SECRETARY HULL tenjatlonal relationships c u serve Travis sms asrakened by his mother . rOasttssed frosB Pegs Om ) w hu w* bad partner* with whom to u the use of Americu, armed W u Ifl And Unable To ^yenue Despite Drizzle; I, fired the gun. Tbs' bullet istniek diacuw them’. buggesUona dspend which now.hu 40 youths under toe 5# a medium for disaemtoattog CHAMP TEAM TUESDi after the shooting and sent to tale- forces for tpollctng the Yrorld’." Gray in the chest. Mr. Raps struidi M iniiter To Spend 134 M. G ru L U W: cnM..F. C,' Bid- supervision of John Langford. (Conttnoed from Pag* One) throughout the world the benefits of phoos Sheriff Sample. When the an appeal (Or a unulmous ”ya*" 00 ths response wa receive from Faculty Cheers Sqnad th* material, spiritual u d moral his bead on the dugout floeih" . ether |erernm«nt*." Fonoded tn 1918* O rgai^- .well u d 8, W. Eddy. ^ All told there are eight Senior He condemned a aeries of sugges- Take Care Of them. sheriff arrived, the boy told him’ the Reviewed By Notables. vote on April 10. to a'pproTs tlonp designed to keep out of war. progress of muklnd." members of the basketball » direction his m ^ c r took to tha Seadiuqd said lie attemptsd ' to Austro-Oermu union. Th* Soviet government, Utvtooff The preliminary work w u large Hl-Y club*,to the county located in and Japu's expuslon in China w u Testimonial Dinner To Be revise Ross but concluded the aged For War Planet. •aid in hi* formal dote, '1* ready u Loaring For Fro?idance. Jy developed through the uUvS clear to his listeners when be said; such ax' automatic application of i - that annexed th* state dladstt woods SimulUneoualy the Retoh war Mnncljaster, Etofleld, Simsbury, Col- the neutrality law in iJl circum­ Saturday u d tts team m The gun w u found under steps o( victim was dead. before to pssticlpat* in eoUa^v* . tion Now Has' 125 Units Isaderahlp taat night, kissing each of them Ptdrale. "because dead men tell no tales.” Chester eendoS this mbralnff In He begu his duties Oct 1,1818. COURT COSTS INCOME. ciple* of International order, u d "No President and no Congress NEARLY 300 ARE KILLED Seadlund will be the second kid­ said. It is: "Are you Oennah, do lit to prepared immediately to thua contribute to the Inevitable achievements In bringing renowB ' '’goodbys before end after shooting Thousands strong they poured In froftt of th* High eohool building u*" TWenty yesip of hard work u d The development of the work for have ever carried this country Into Muchester. ■> ^ , naper tp^ die under the Lindbergh you belong to your Gerrouy u d iU taka up wtth ths Leagu* Of NaUons, the first three y u r r w u chiefly, to spread of International Anarchy float of the craft asd prevented It ,’w u n as they slept from the clty'e ilvb boroughs in tbs the bu*.>pr*pared to depart for th* war agalnet the will of the people." Otter OooiDiiitnM law passed In 1032. Arthur Gooch, Adolf Hitler, or have.you nothing to or outsids IL a dlaeusoton with other new tbuter of eonfliet to rtovl- , unbotmded 'entbustosm! That Is the servtcu to boys like the establian- FOR MONTH IS $22142 throughout the world.” from taking' off.. Then pojioe ar NexU Tuesday evening hu been < Dlstriet Attorney. Wardlow tans (OraUnoed from Pag* Owt) kind of chilling drissle that blows fow tn of pracUcal measures which Hull said, declaring a war referen­ rived. _-w ' ' f Mr. Bailey w u appointed to. ta|w' Ih from tbs sea over -Galway and 37, was hanged at MoAlsster, Okla., do^wlth ueT" denca Enthtietosm w u never great­ story of the Hartford (bounty groups m ut of boys groups, older boys . The' spectacle of Austria under '■aid be would ills murder charges dreumstancu demand," . tb* state­ dum “would hopelessly handicap the a* the date for the teatimontol .charge of arrugementa for X ' ' middle of the street, scattering the A i m tslanda—men and womeq in 1936 for kidnaping -two Texas Austriana were told of '- further oonmrltmente for er u the youngstem anak* danced In smaller communities to provide conferences, athletic leagues ...id Germu control u d Nazi troops w u government In the conduct of our .\ddIdonal Charipee ‘ ^■gainst Mrs. UUlc May Curtis, 38, officers. ment continued. Deputy Judge _ And' Qerk before him u . be said dinner to honor the achievements of snd to work with Mr. MacKl • w u under, a live-year suspend- shrapnel in their inldi^' from the ould sod, men and women benefits thsy 'may expect from extraordinary armament* expendl- around and around tb* bus, colling , gulduce, perspective even perhaps similar work aimed at development foreigm relations.” ^Additional chot^a of assaulUng on the buquet. Mr. Murphy, union with Gerrouy. ^ e lower "It may b* lath tomorrow but to- Thora.as Dannaher Submits "The Catutrophlc developments Manches|er High's buketball u d sentence for slaying her husband, Other bomba hit a nm section of and children whose fathers came out di48B.OOO,0OO fru ia (IlM ,- out friendly Instruotiona to the ■ - vocations for the young people who of the aplritual mental u d physical He specifically opposed the pro- Mlea SmUh and carrying an un- McCabe u d Mr. dheney-were 7-, of County Cork and Kerry, Tyrone Austriu provtnelal gevsmmant U ' dapi the Um for it, is not 3*1 ROfi# aide of the county youth. of recent years, the startling events crosA-country athletes, state cham­ 'IMMrt'Cilhla, 4«. in 1988. the city which includes many real champs to "go get 'sm, Manches­ Report For Month Ending of the put weeks, offer a trafric poeol that the United States reUre licensed p ,|atol were plued against ed a Committee to eecure spealteBiL ',1' dsntlal quarters. ./ and WaUrford, Sligo, Armagh, nounced a large hlimwa/ building if all ststes, and great powsra in ter," "run ’em ragged" u d "bring would not otherwise h«ve these nd- The story of the development of Scott. He declined to comment last pions in thrir respective Aports. The t ’ The Vletbne March 15. ' demonstration of how quickly the from the Far East and sold: affair will be held at the Masonic who will probably include membigtK ' Clare and Tipperary. - program to relieve unemployment Zt also decided to u k Parllatunt particular, take a firm, clear-cut home ths bacon."' vutages. , . . the County "Y " la told Iq the or­ night regarding his actions but ex- of the flrst buketball team at U ; The slain children were. Marcie One missile struck city's larg- SOUTH COVENTRY stand with regard to the problem of contagious scourge of treaty-break­ "It would be abpurd u d futile for Temple at 6:30 o’clock, sponsored u t luxury hotel, boiielng many for. Men with the dark facu of the in that, section, while Nazi party to open addltlual exceptlonarar. The big group huded by Ckilscb The tWtTTlecadea of the 'Y), as It ganization, step by atep, of imlts preised surprUe that u effort to high school U d other old timers Jack, 8, boy; Margie flee, 7, Robert, headquarters at Munich announced msments credits. ruvnar mr- the' collecUve solvaUon of puce." According tb the mbnthly report ing u d armed violence spreads us to proclaim that we stand for In- Jointly by the Chamber of Ctom- A M ile Burke, 10, girl! Gloria Jean, elgnara. but apparSntly ,none w u ancient rtrbolf, strapping feliows Wilfred Ctorks with Faculty M u - looks toward attaining, its majority u d aervlcos In the communities from one region to uother." tcrnatjonol law. for the sanctity of recover his own children should re­ schoolboy athleUcs. Mr. Redn u proud u brlan boro, men of Lim­ The whist which is being ipen- ailotment of a million marks (»400,' In 1088 havs been fraught with strife throughout the country, for month ending March 18, 1038, tocrce end Kiwanis Oub with the ,11, and T. O. Curtis. 13. hurt. • Chamber ager Dwight E. Perry, Captain < Ed filed wtth Town Treuurer George Secretary Hull, flanked by of­ treaty obligations, for non-interven­ sult In a kidnap chargt, the maxi­ cooperation of other orgulzatlona Mr. McCann. Ml-. Wlelr, Mr. Watn The ballroom ' where many gay erick, Longford and County Down, Bored by the Girl Scout committee for distribution among Aus- that his government, formed only KoSe 4nd th* rest of the team u d storm u 'fa r u chuglng eco­ mum penalty for which is two years u d Mr. Modeu were elected on 1 j Justice of' the Peace Ben Eddlns of the Sooth Coventry lAtai of trla'i needy. Sunday, w u willing to go u v Oompalgn First Job H. Waddell by Deputy Judge u d ficials of the State Department, said tion in internal affairs of other In town. ? ' tea dances are held w u demolished sou and. daughters of Kathleen ni showed their pleuure at th* Idu nomic ciondltloas are concerned — this government would continue to countries, for equality of industrial ImprisonmenL ' '' ticket committee. Mr. KImbaQ w w srhe returned an inqueet verdict of Houlihan, moving up the gleaming Women Voters will be held Iday length for peace, but be Add I. D. MACKENZIE K f lJ B post war chaos, u d business de­ To begin at the beginning, the Court aerk Thomu J. Dannaher, . 'TICKete R«ad.v Tomorrow f'Muth at the hands or'UUle lU y Many windows were shattered. An Govemmast Qnartars sendoff given Central ConnecUcut’s protect its citizens and Interests u d commercial rights u d oppor­ lira. Boden sold she probably named to solicit contributions to bUok wet uphalt to the airs of afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Booth- w nrs^eea im pelled It to embark pression (or recessions) - which first Job'of the "V"- wU a war work coats Income of the Town Court for Tickets will go on sole tomorrow fray expenses of the gifts. iCurtis” in euh caae,.sald the ebu- other bonib bit the house acrou the Dlmock Memorial Library, Vienna's House of Commons, for­ bop* for New Englud bonorn. Th e the period amount^ to $223.42 abroad u d wrotild not withdraw in tunities. for Umltatlon u d reduction would stay here Indefinitely because at $1.50 per person and will be street. Tloonnall's pipes, the drums and mer seat of ths Austro^Germu em. halve bad nd little effect on the youth Job, to conduct, a victory ooys' u d 'The banquet will be open to 'tken were lying dead in their beds On April 7 there will be a well- prograrrt.J.'"'” ' ' ’ armaments BY FAU FROM VINDOff CUmu of tb* parting salvo cam* Civil Court income was u follows: the face of riolations of Interna­ Of armaments—but only in one-half of the rescue of the children mode available from members of the gen­ Hospital Crowded flfu of Tyrone and a hundred pi re, was made NaM headquarters •» ____ **>• as the big green bus slowly started of our country tO'say nothing of cur­ firin'' ‘^*®Prign. .The quota waa— tional rights. her feel secure. She said a Del*, men u d women u d will bs _ , >ln one room when he arrived at the bands. child clinic In the Library for dill- 3 ; ^ girls and boys giving $9 each. Fred Munlng, • $22.50; A. Fine, of the world and among one-half of eral committee or at une of the fol­ lo prepare for the plebiscite, with a Immodlata IMpa up, the 1,200 boys u d girls shout- -- tailment of budgets of the County The triumph of the "scclualonlat the world'* population." w'are court had given her exclusive formal. The committee h u higli') ■oene about midnight. At one hospital the Associated From 44tb street, the storting dren of pre-school age Mrs. (Outtnnad trem ps'ge One) -'Y.' The enrollment went over (be top $7.12; Raymond Bowers, $2.00 and lowing places; Bray’s Jewelry store, Press eorrsapondsnt saw blood- Thomas Graham is chairmu of the brueh of Paul Joseph Ooebbel'a ■Hii »«™«inents tog thsmselvu hoafise '%ring back William S. Hyde, $1.00. Police viewpoint," he said, "would inescap­ custody of them. Metter's Smoke Shop, Murphy’s hopes that u attendancs of seveefil ' ' Bheriff J. B. gamiile w u Summon­ point, to 84th where Postmaster ministry of propaguda occupying a will taken at ones," Blum said ' '-'But among the orguization's a ^ t t e "Y " obUlned $25,000 from Impqrtut Frlnrlple hundreds of local fans will turn out !) ed by one of the older children, streaked floors, and bloodsoaked child welfare committee of the Lea­ that title or bust." 5,000 young people. CJourt Income w«.x derived on the ably carry the whole world back to (In. Philadelphia It w u reported drug- stores at the Center u d De­ stretchers. General James A. Farley and other section of the building. •fid bs promised that "at th» same Club employu telephoned police, members u d its m uy volunteer the conditions of medieval chaos, The secretary reiterated nine of to pay honor to the schoolboy nt9ffj Ttevis, 18. The mothei eaid ha was officials, Including Mayor, ^Florello gue of Women Voters which Is In­ A i Soon u the bus was out of leaders who devote so much of their ■The first'town group w u orgu- following schedule; Case 304, $2- courts gave part-time custody of pot Square, Watkins Brothers, Wei- The wounded were brqvghi.ln so terested in these cllr.lcs. Plebiscite propagandists said they ^ e uthing be left undone to ummoned Dr. Henry Merriman, of sight the student body plodded conditions toward W-hlch some parts the most important principles of in­ the children to Scott, but • Mrs. don’s drug store, Magnell’s drug let(ii. Another meeting of mn cons*T sparad "heeauSe bs oould take care H. LaGuardia, reviewed the parad- orgulae u d develop new meus of Bellevue hospital. He pronounced time furthering the Work, one finds ized to Southington to Nov., 1018 A case 306, $17.32;'case 278, $5; case mlttae will be held, tomorrow ’ fast that doctors and nurses were Several membera of the Coventry did not expect the 90 per cent, or back to their boohs like veterua of both the eastern and the western ternational conduct he stated lu t Boden took them to Delaware! store, Plnehurst Grocery, The Cf himself.” Sheriff Sample said ha ers, they marched In Joyous mood production.'' Maokenxte dead. a faith, loyalty u d u ehthuslunt started to Rocky 276. $3; cue 310, $14.72; case 311. year: Ing at the Hotel Sheridju unable to care for them Imroedl League are pluning to attend the higher, majority that Berlin has but it to a safe bH'Cbat a few minds $14.92; cue 312, $19.32; case 313. worlds are already moving. Scott obtained'-« wartant for her Herald, the Chamber of Commerce, ' BtORd the woman alone in the sroods and from there with iindtmlnishcd become acoustomed to. Pleading for support of his gov­ which Is bard to (tod in many other -»«>•. 1910 . the "Y ” hod ex­ Cunot Go Back A’clock to make reports of pr 480 yards from the scene of the ately. Corridors were crowded with all-day meeting of the Windham were'on the work before them dur­ $0.32; case 314, $17.(2; case 315, Ktaintenance of peace; abstention return but she remained out of Hie the High School office u d the Armv injured.' ~ good humor over the , three-mile and Tolland County League of Wo- "We expect a majority.'' they ernment in Its first parliamentary mOMINENT IN HARTFORD organizations. tended to Bloomfield u d Gruby “Thrown back upon our own re­ from use of force; peaceful negotia­ A Navy Club. IlSnghter. route to noth street. ' tost, the Socialist piBmls» said the ing the hours, immedlateiy preced- ' Fmmdatloa For Vouth and by the end of the first year, $17.02; cue 318, $21.32; case 319, warruta’ Jurisdiction. Most of them appured dased or men Voters at Storrs today (Thurs- said. "But three weeks la too short Hartford, March IT.— (A P )—Mr. Ing tha game this afternoon. $10.82 case 278, $1; case 276, $2; sources. (in the United States) tion u d agreement to adjust In­ Scott Is u attorney u d big game Edward J. Murphy, a member of bna, the district attorney, said In Nappy Mood. day.) a time in which to convince every­ CtoiTOu abaorpUon of Austria had 7______And so throughout the posv 20 ■Marlborough. Avon, Windsor u d wou)d find it necessary to reorgan­ ternational problem's; observance of unconscious. Some uked what had That happy temper of mind which Mo^onsto, who w u praaldsnt of th* years, the County 'Y' has gone on cue 277, $3; case 303, $4; cue 304, hunter. Blva u d Zoe are great­ th* Board of Education, w u named H ra Curtis in a statemrat to him happened. Others Just groaned. Ths nineteenth birthday unlver- body. We will be satisfied with 88 shaken Europe. B. O, Fuller CompsJiy, Sow York Windsor U>cks brought the total ize our entire social and econonilc treaties; modification of treaties u toutm uter at a meeting of the Uld T w u unable to care for always selSM ths Irish oh march snld. sully give rise NEW HAVEN "niBPr. Its helpful way quietly u d un- number of communlUen urved $4; case 114, $1; case 323, $14.92; grandchildren of the- late Dr. u d BMore this morning's raid the eary of the American Legion was 6r 70 per. cent." agency of the Bmyth company, w u case 285, $6-^ and cue 277, $2. structure. The process of adapta­ only by orderly processes; respect Mrs. Alexis I. du Pont of Delaware.) general committee yesterday. The - thus, that ia not physically able overnight casualty list stood at Ifl 17 w u uyon them, and upon tha observed at . the last regular meet­ to "mueh more eerioue'* develop. wavertogly. tion to a more or less self-contained d b u o b t b o women dark m uau of spectators who miari The thorough Naxlflcation of the accustomed to spend part of suh New Haven. March 17— (A P )— Tb m u y of the youth of Hartford for rights of others and scrupulous committee Is headed by Colonel •Forywher* wzlle tha* , n#4 not ahts m the way of money. dead and 4B wounded, ing of Eqrle W. Greu Post, of Cov­ meats. week to New York, localltlu bod local "Y " boards a existence would mean less produc­ performuce of obligations; lower­ William C. Cheney u chairmu u d I had not undressed whan I went tha sldiwalks, humming and alng- country continue everywhere. Cus­ The theft of woman's garments ••- county outside the larger centers, T a B u n wtek ■ lUseue squads still dug frantlo- entry and Mansfield, held Ih the toms, inatituUona, man vanished. His p lu WM received coldly by J»to Dr. rommlttees while co-operative'urv tion and at, higher costs; lower liv­ ing of trade barriers; limitation of TIME MACHINE Includes Edson M. Bailey, Lawrence to bid. and 1 w u UUnklag about Injf ^ a Irish and the American Town hall In charge of Commaffdit meet dsputlu, and pellUosl ebeerv- Umated to be worth $1,800 w u re­ the 'Y* hu m eut their only eut-of- ing standards; regimentation in faster tsreUsvs Pwlills ' ally in ths, dabris of a dsmelUhsd tuns4 tbs bands played. Foreigners pinned flags of, Uitir Maokenxie, head w u also established to Plaln- NEW BRITAIN BROKERS armaments; cooperative effort Redmu, William Qulah, Arthur Mc- Wning them when I w u t to bed. I houM in tbs center of the dty for Lewie F. Whitcomb. Miss Jean­ ported to police today effldato Bchool training u d leisure time ao^ yUle. Simsbury, East Windsor u d every phase of life; economic dis­ kw w it w u . wrong to kill them .fobn J. Shuhan, chairman of the emmtriSa to their lapels for protoe- •J* • torge etoment to th* of ths Hartford Beminsfy. Founds- 'of Loret, Inc., a gown shop bo tlvlty. The 'Y' la, one easily ob­ among nations in support of peace­ Tlie Dalles, Ore.—Housewives who ^ n n Henry Weir, George Waddell. victims buiisd Uisrs. nette Heckler of Bolton gave a talk tlon. Several correspondents u d Ctosmber was determined that Blum t on from 1W8 to 1980 wh*i hs r»^ Manchester. tress to wage earners and farmers, ful principles. for 45 years have set theli clocks Chories Kimball, Edward M u- •MMren. 1 did not kUI the oldeet pqrada eommlttee. satimkted the on her visit to Frucs isqt sum­ pbureb street .. serves, not merely a phue of tbh and to their families; u d to the Insurgent warplanes plumped qterchsrs would be more than SO,000 other foreigners fled. Friends wsfe must give way in faea of Pranet’s tired, Latofn 1938. Dr. Mwkensto br^nlzed group# hay'e always ARE SERVED INJUNCTION He said, that the record of Amer- when Charles B-jrchatort bicycled to Knlght, Erik Modeu, E. J. McCabe, «r habit I I M (Jamu Tnvis) beeauu be Is bombe on tha olty for thru hours mer. Refreshments of doughnuts wept to visit South A friu , his blrth- The break w u disocvered ^ an boys' lives but a foundation or a dole, on u ever-increuing scale." MURWUiili to work lor himself." —lu t yuris number—and might afraid to talk to friends u d tele­ Pf***o^ perils to a nsUonsI union pattern for their futures. f ! ? " 0* ‘Y’ : STOups Icu foreign policy "la u open work fn the raorr Ing. were astound­ Everett McKinney and Mr. Murphy. im — iH u m u last night u d seaturwl a mau ud,coffee, also the Legion birth Rovernment employs of the-concern who report­ like the Ever Ready group In Marl­ The secretary came out strongly Twenty-three persons will be Tko etatement, Lana wid, aleo well be elou to 75,000 in epite of phone users made e|alk>rate eodee fo iV ’ *** ****** **’*’'* 'The (Jbilhtjr 'Y' supplies first of all book," but that he would not "pre­ ed to see hlin pedaling furiously In dsmonstratlop at the Prasidant'i day cake, were servad. to assure themselves of the Identity SafegnaH Borders ed pllu of clothing on the floor, in­ borough which w u the first glrir New Haven, March 17.— (A P )— for an adequate armed force for honored In on. Including seven mem­ ta|4 how the mother moved the the weather. Mrs. George Jaeobson and Miss dicating tha thieves had bssn fright- leadership, a vital necessity for u y this country: pare u d place before every govern­ the wrong direction Palau whars flery oratory w u b^ of their Uetuera. ^ a n u , the, premier declared, to Maokenzis, prominent In group organized (Feb. 1919) u d la A F^eral court Injunction w u in ment of the world a detailed chart bers of the croao-oountry turn that AIOUI ing hurd urging daUrmlned isslstv] Fifth avenue, which hadn't eetn Margaret Jaeobson attendee the ued away before tbay could com­ growing. bdy or girl.' It also sup­ effect today to prevent a New Brit­ In a world In which the rule of He explained that for the first ■uoh a parade ainea the American Oeuraea In National SoetaUsm ready to take any atop that uems Hartford pollUca and social life fo f plies the need for expreeelon In sUll u active orgutzaUon of of the couroe of policy and action captured the state UUe for the sec­ 0 iB E D !l ance to a thrrataned insurgent in/ surprise gathering in celebration of nsoesury to malnUln Europssn plete their tuk. ain brokerage firm, Gordon & Com- force has not u yet been firmly u d time In his Ilfs he hod forgotten his ond etralsht vear laaf Fail aaA Legion's long march sU months th© AftMnth w©ddln|r aiuilvcrsary ed, u d Brownshirt Austrian , wu a graduate of crafts, sports u d other pursuits of younger women although It operatu which thla countiy will or will not vaslon of Catalonia. lA’!. troops were being reorganized peau. ■ Princeton UnIVeralty to the elau of Tha officiale said If all clothing puy, from continuing a practice surely suppluted by the rule of ego. w u adorned with Irish flags. of Senator u d Mrs. B. R. Dlmock happiness. '“'O®*'County YWCA. law, it ;s the manifest duty of a PcMonal Notlcee | Ths raids startsd whsn the struts Vendors sold shamrocks and vauda. irtth Arthur Beyss-Inquart, gover­ But eh* must safeguard her tod*, 1918. Ha w u a grodUaU of PhUllp* had been taku from th* 88 etrip- which, the Securities u d Exchuge wore Jammed. Bombs fail on many at their , home In Mtrrow on Mon­ The 'Y' In short "offers physical Older Oronp Commission charged, had netted it ^eat, nation to maintain anned' I day evening. nor of Austria, as chief. induce and make sur* of her Exeter Aoodemy where hod Kokl the p*|l hugera found among a cone u d mental development to the buildings in the esntsr of'* the city, .rontiora and llau of eommunlu- schoolboy world's record toi th* ai$tom*nt of nsw msrehandU* th* the "secret u d undisclosed proflta" at forces adequaU for Its nattonai de­ Alfred P. Stsebner of Ripley HUl Jewish stores, were placarded. growing children u d older youth in fense, ■mohd from numerous Area blotted Trucks drove up to them u d cart­ UOQ. mil* ran to 1012./ As captaW of th* toss-would approxlmaU their nrtgi- county^ Y is the Wopplng Uncu the expense of customers. IN MRMORIAM ourittbe ■■ sky. began his duties this week u Stats communities throughout Hartford group tvhicb will celebrate Its 19th ^ ^ mamwrsr « f MUs Blla U. ed away clotbsa, perfume, shoes m SS.* *fld#d atgnlfieantly, Princeton track Uiin, hs ea. nal ^ I r a lu r y estimate. The order, issued by Judge Car- "No policy Would prove more The sirens warning of ths raid In­ harps. Dairy Inspector for New London ijounty who are not reached by any birthday next October. Out of the roll C. Htneks yesterday on the dia^rous than for'an Iraportut wilt tfUd Mareb 17, lllTi M u y Toaste. county, iiaving recently passed the and other goods. fulfill hsr pisdgsd word—a refer­ tabitohed a redord for th* mtlevihat , Other garmenu were piled on a similar orguizatlon u d who thus, terrupted parades behind sound stood for many ysara. window ledge u d poUee deduced Uncu have grrown a number complaint of the SEC. w u assent­ nation to fall to arm adequately > ^ a e lr ara Wa without* you: trueks. Yes, n w u a great day today for clj{ll servles exam Instionii for ence to th* tru ly by whidfa Ffanca without the 'Y', would lack the Im- ths Irish, with m uy a alainte agus la bound to go to th* aid of Csubo- Born In Scotland , from thU that thtovu inside had other club* for boy* and men u a ed to by Myron L. Gordon, prfesl- International lawlessness is wa miM yau na ona kpowa. that position. Mr. Staebner u d portut advuUgee of-larger cltles. dent of the firm, u d hlonroe S. on the fampage." tlioufhta ara always wdth you, Ban VIoanto u d otbsr vtllagsw fald sugball eughat (hulth and ■lovakto If that oountiy Is Invodsd. Born to Bdlntorgh, Scotland. No. handed th* elotjilng to eompuioh* , M u y Sided Tuk practically evhry youth In the com anlSELFSERTICE hiB family expect to m ive into their Cordon, its attorney. !Wreai esrlg morn to .v.nlns eloM. near Tarragona also wore bombsd. long Ilfs lo you) and many a prom- vember 17. 18«{1 ha cam* to tha outside to a waiting auton^hlla. munlty h u been a member at one In the Far East crista, Hull said A government communique said new territory in ths near future The Poet’s Column Blum tosistsd that rruoh sepur- This hu been the work of the 'Y' The Federal agency charged the Se of a warming toaat after the At the bl-week.y meeting of the Ity and fulflllmoot of truty ^ It- United Statu with hto parents u -a —to' keep on with groups already time or another. Psr.St., Slat.rs and Brothar. the government lost np territory lonfl march waa over. child. He lived to Nartfonl until The present membership of brokerage house obtained "secret Girls' club held in the Library Tues­ SAINT PATRICK'S DAY gaUona and th* matotalnahca of aixmt 10 years ago when he moved aware of its advut^ea,.,to convince IS and undisclosed profits" by misrep­ Wednesday for ths first time since In acoorduoe with tbs custom, day evening. Miss Sarah H. Roberto Buropun pues were not oontradle- TOys is under the leadership o (atOCERlES those older folk whose generation of CARD Ul> THANKS the insurgent .nfrenalva to the sea Yura eon never faU our faith tory alms. to Bloomfield.. , * resenting to customers "to numer­ i f GOOD Furniture Sines IW I We .wish. , . ta -- thank------our(rieB4s,\for (rl.n Started.' Itotrjoh Cardinal Hayes revtawsd gave Ustructlon In cutting shadow In the sweet land of birth - hod no such organlutlon u d who Robert Sh^rp who became IndenU ous tnstuces" the prices at which U lr kla4naiikle4neii and avmDalhVeampelhD’ II4*sur the parade from the steps of St silhouettes to use tn style pluning "We are ready to go ths extreme Whito a resident of Hartford'.-h* might therefore, be skeptical of Its with The Uncu ta 1921 u d eavsment. the eu44en 4ealli of eur Contrary to Insurgent reports, Our memory still to warm for thee w u active to politic* with the Dem- •e^ritlea were bought or sold. Patrick's Cathedral. With him U a later meeting. Th# next inaet. Ok htoosed bdf aoTOM Che eea. of humfln flffprt ta pfov« th«y work, u d to seek- out youth to the 'S i"**’ * product oI t t j work - hnsbsnd sn4 fstksr. ffr# womI4. tbs government auerted atUmpts were Auxiliary Bishop Stephan J. ing of the club wUI be an open meet- compaUble.'* h* declared. ooratie party, ■ For two terms a The complaint also alleged that eUllr ikssli tko British Amori- to surround Caspe and Aloorlea. The buuty of tha Earth, member of the city plan eommls- community who ara unaware of - he was with Tb* organization is u outgrowth organlutlon- of the county 'Y' the profit for Itself In such transac- In the reviewing stand were ut over from the town masting held of a convention of representative larty near Caeatron, on tha insur­ North Coventi In childhood days we havs sun the 101st Machine Guq Battalion and Simsbury Y’ made Its appeoi^ce tlou." Lieut. Oov. William Bray, Attorney December 7, GOOD GOVERNMKNT citizens of the County meeting at A third charge w u that the New gent left flank. General John J. Bepnett, Jr., u d 1937, and relate to Ui* installation Swut land of happinsu. fought to the St. Mihlel and Afgonne to the earliest years and became the battles u a second lieutenant. .Hartford Clubs April 23, 1918. This Britain firm failed to notify cus­ Observers expressed the belief former Governor Alfre^^ E. Smith; of electric lights in the schools, In^ largest male group to Join the Con­ NEVER the government could enti*ncb u d etejlallo^of Indoor toilets st ths And far away from your sboru (OentIniMd from Page One) Ito Joined the Bmyth company ^ven tlon requested the State gregational church fn the town, tn tomers when it was acting for "the Leo T. McCauley, Irish consul gen­ Where Irish folks may be YMCA to orguize a county "Y." opposite party" In transactions un­ frustrate the drive If the Insurgents eral: U. a. Senator RoberY F, Wag­ Center iW«nl; purchase of land shortly after the war. Mads sscre- 250 years history. Simsbury hu were held up at Caspe a few more from the Second Congregational They will look upon you. with s port mayoralty |n less he ascribed tary In 1937, he-nad' been * vice At a subsequent convention on been host to two county older bov's dertaken on their behalf. Food Values SUSPECT CAUSE days. ner; Polios Oommlasinner Lewis J. smile to 'a protest vote,” but re-eicctlons June 8, 1918 with 148 persons ,pfes- Valentine; Major General Denis p. Church Society for school pur­ president for several .years and was conferences , oljd w u Instrumental poses; and regarding th* purehas* Oh blessed land the Emerald Isle, to 1035 and 1037 by. greatly In­ one* Its treuurer. ' ent from 80 towns, this action w u In starting BoY Scout work there. VOICE IN THE DAKK 8 Furniture n Interior Decoration N o lu U d Major Gen. William N, creased pluralities "were recogni' Hukell. of land adjoining the South Street Their Hearts with thu. He w u elecUd president of tha ratified u d a county committee of lAicu Roosa was the flrst group * Rugi and Orspsrist With Hie Following |0F BACKACHES CITY CLBRK DIES •chool. Article fl la to see'what W. M. tion . of the vBius , of good govern­ Fuller company in 1032- 32 men w u ' elected u the govern­ leader. • k Columbus, Neb.—A biirg'lar 'who I , This Old Treetsioel Ofise action (he town will tsks In regard ment." ^ H# leave* his widow, Mr*. Eliza­ ing board of the work. Herbert knew all the uswe.s called at the • Kitchen Appliances f B-i.— U.___ B.U.I Brietol, March 17__(API— First Hl-Y In Mattohester MassHsyyy Rakaf to purchasing achoorbussa*. Arti­ "And what Bridgeport people beth. Soucl Mackenzie, formerly of Knox Smith of Farmington was n ie first Hl-Y club of the coun­ Adam Schmid home. Mrs. Schmid • Officn Furniturs n Radios TTmmse B. gteela, city, clerk from INDIANS MOVE UP have done," hs added encouraging­ WAPPING cle 8 regards ths eloslng of two Wlnsted; threC daughters, Betty, chairmu; Henry C.i Neys, Farm­ ty orguluUone w u formed to heard footatepa in the night, u d SPECIALS For 1811 lo 1138, died at the hoepitol etlona of road nssr th* realdsne* ly. "Wsterbury people can ,do." Alice and Jsan Mukensle; and a ington u d William Hill, 0 >iuds- thought it w u her son. She called: Bella Omto, British Columbia October 1921 In Muchester u d at here today at tha age of 78 yeara. There win ne a buqi Mrs. Arthur Portsr. Artlcls 7 Mayor McLevy asurted that In- sister, Miu Marjorie Mackenzie, of rifle, vice-chairmen; Hobart- G. "Are you sick, Marvin?" m mm Death was caused by grip and oom- (A P I—Th# 200 Indians hsr* have present has a memberahip of about M# T Ml of lk« Monday night for the buketball Sto to regard to closing a portion of suitotton of th* merit system to Hertford. Truadell, Suffleld, clerk; u d Charles “Yea," said the voice. !j ** abwt plleetlons. road near (hs rsatdsncs of Fred (stabltohcd themselves on a new Bridgeport wa* accomplished with­ For many years a msmber of the 40 boys under the leadership of "Where?" caUed Mr*. Schmid. team of the 'South 'Windsor high townalte, hoping ths rivsr will stay Edward Prior, Jr., Hartford, treu­ Nathu Gatcheli. The Enfield HI-Y FLINT. He was a native of Brietol anti Gcttlsr, nssr th* Tolland and Msr- out wholesale .discharges. Civitan'-elub, h* w u oTseted its urer. "In my etomuh,” w u the reply. school. It will be given by men away from thslr doors hereafter. w u organized to 1923 u d for the had reHtUed here throufhout hie from the two, towns of Bast and row road. And'ArtlcI* 8 to to see "W* looked around and picked president In 10281 He w u also a j Four Still Active t . It eounded unnatural so a short life. / If the town will vote to toy a tax Twice line* less th* Balls Cools out psopi* In each dsnartmspt whom member of the University elub, put nine years hu staged u ambi­ South Windsor. Walter Sonstrome ■uflicisnt to cover th* budget. river flooded their village, built oa FVjur membera of this group of 32 tious annual minstrel show which time later Mrs. Schmid investigated. TODAY iknd FRIDAY As a yoolh/fie was widely known we thought were efficient and good Hartford, 'And th# Princeton club will be tbs guest speaker. There the low-lying north shore. A Um­ New York. ' are still on'tte Hartford County Marvin w u sound asleep. The in­ SB a Cricke#^uid bsssbali player u d will also be other speakers. Ths worksra and mods thsm huds of nets betweu $300 u d $400 yearly ber cnmpuy lavsied a new alt* ".Y" board. They are: Judge Rqlph for community aervlc*. More rn.n truder who answered the queries BRUCE later be^rfne an enthusi'sUc golf, depsrtnwnta," h* asserted, citing as MUSHROOMS er. yC team hu had u sucressful season Dick Whittington and his cat, St. last fslt, and th* Indians have parried off only u old brown baL 103 Atylgsi and HO Tnssbsl-Msrtfeid under the dlrrctlon of Hugh Greer George and the Dragon, and other an example the ease of the present Smoked Mr,/Hteele is survived by his wid­ who la now 1|| at hla home. moved to the higher ground. Thera Bridgeport city eentraller wrbo for­ cbaracteriatlca appropriate to each they have built their own homes ow, a son and a daughter. April 1 there will be a min­ merly waa chief citrk under tb* Its- on section will be silhouetted and oftor communal eonstnictinn of a or Fresh Funeral servicsa will bs Satur­ strel show given st thr high school used to mark new underground publlcan admlnlstretlon. 2 5 * « ’ • day afternoon. community hall, playground, side­ Other speakera Included Harold St. Patrick's This is for tbs benslU of the senior stations III London. walks and water system. elsu fund. This fund la to help r. White, prasidmt of th* Clttou* pay expenses for their unual Good Goveromut Association which A R 'n C H O K E S Washington trip. HcketB may be sponsored th* muting, and Wil­ DANCE obtained from any senior or at th* liam r. Burks, prasidmt of the door. Watertniry 'Merit Bystsm Assoc la- CUT-UP Uon. 6 25c ^ILEX COFFEE MAKER FREE! ,L **t nfgbt the Hl-Y club held Its Movie Scrapbook HILL TOP t-. :*r RIB PORK Thar«da|r, March t 4 — § p, j|. mtetlng h i tka high school, It w u fell*wahlp ifUght with ths alumni By Bill Porter ^aricnlure* by George Scarbo FOWL NOTHWa TO NO HTEINOfl ATTACHEOt u gurtitiqi HOUSE STRAWBERRIES JMt All la thlR roopofl and leave It with ua. The W^pptng Uncas buketball RDSSU SUGGESTS Winner must be pretent to claim award. RTTX 0pOTH«P,e (Permeriy SimssI Bldgs team will-play s team from Tolland Country Clnb) county to tlm'aeml-flnil*ins «m i-nniis rorfor the bskts. O each NEW PEACE PARLEY Eut Hartford 49 stot# Y.;M,f. a, “ A. ebambtonshtp at 17 POPULAR FOOD MARKET Muchesterr FVfday jlg h l. The Un- c u wtll defend 835 Motai Street — Robinow Building ifehd their litle, being last (Oratlanen from Pags Oon) SLIC E^C LU B COUNTIlIf ROLL m i tall, Iteara charoptons, --They hau de­ ^ F R E s I ^ E ^ feated some o4 the best teams tn TONIGHT Neme.. 1920 when Petoad ssized Wtlao— STRING BEANS Sliced BACON ... AddltHU...... their class In th* stote. u d for sstttomrat of a border clash Music by Don Rnshlow .The swilor Y, played a pick up in.which a Pole w u killed.) nnd Hin Orchentn. CHEESE team from Springfield tost night and He affirmed Ruaato's reodlnsss to BUTTER won by a large margtii. Pork SAUSAGE ablds by tha Lsagu* of Nations Subscription 55c, T u Inch 3 q f . 25* Covenut, ths Brtond-Ksllogg Peace P u t and Ruoato's mutual oastotuee JURY REES DEATH trsattos with Frucs u d Cnecho- kC Ih. PE PPE R S 2 C iC lb. ' FOR ROSS KIDNAPER Lttvinoff said he had been In­ . Suadard Aattricu formed that Polud demuded satl^ IS futlon from Lithuania for tt* bor­ NOW PLAYING qu art (OssHssed from Fsgs One) der ineldent within 38 houin. ~ STATE Eneyelopidia Poland's Oenanda — MANCmEsTKB Readlund had pleaded giilRy to To Lithuula’e quution of what "Charlis McCirthy,’* kidnaping but a Jury verdict was a w ^ d be ordered uttofutioa. he VolHMe-i-Weik saU, Pdaad answered K'demuded ths irrssistibie nsn of BAKERY prerequisite to the death penalty. Mtablishmut of diplomatic rela­ ths ysar, clowns snd m THE RACE FOR PREFERENCE, three quaUtiee a fl Unless the %-erdlct is reversed at SPBaAL CONCESSION tions. This would Imply reebgni- YVklte a new trial, the 27-year-bld former romances his wsy RINSO Poe^Mlon of WUu, I ' Minnesota lumberjack will be elec­ through ths funniast, w e r e ^ R E A D Beautiful Painting Front CRISCO ' COUPON wmen LlUiUAnla alwaji hta Platea or Paaa Fran! trocuted In th* Cook county (Chi- putfld. ths most tnntftti and ..Jo. retabhshed by, Peter BalJantiiie as kmg ago as 1840-and IklB cospoa ( W i t t five otters, eagol Jail’s clectrio chair. A motion ■A dugerous sltusUon tn Uthu- Biggest Show Holly, for a new trial will be heard Batiir- issiiii*Uv«4y asmbersd, 8 Is Is," the commleear dectored, wood Ever -Produced I ttey bring you enjiiymoot in erery gtan of Ballantine's 3 Lb. A eUfped froes Ths Evsoiag -. w l'L . BUTHR Jan- 14. Seadlund took Federal In his formal declsratlea. which Hshn Mqwon, B o ^ O a tt — in d la t r o d ii^ the' doz. PORK *nii ncuH agents to ths hideout where most ^ said would bo transmltt* to to­ nuatian of the world, e t . of ths ransom' money w u r«ein«^i VIOtSHT. IN TW W UP aCBHSftV ri tod ■overnaanta through dipw- and ‘DHAKLIE McCABTmr- li e Can BEANS Than bs took them to a dugout 'ssar aatle chsiwisls. UtvtnoS docUred: ZNP H IT ; GLENDA' FAHRELL In “ Blondes A t Wnrk» ALL DOUGHNUTS nsH > ' *Tho prsannt iatsniattanml sitiia- A le s B e e r d o f c 1 S < ■OABTED «*J —atae»eAwW.|: COFFEE »^DESIRE15c DELSEYib' ICB FOtm BtAlTCHBanrCT g y g m N O HKRALD, MAJTOHESTEIk, CONN, THTJRSDAT.'lIAlKk IT, 1988 4 t e ^ 0 t r r neceseary, seeing that probably TVA'a‘* and the determination of MANCHESTER IV E N m C HEK t o . MANCHESl'B3i. CONNW THDESDAT. MARCH n , W nineteen out of twenty^persona In the big hjrdro-electric concerns to P A G E " s i n these pix states is fairiy convinced oontrdl New England's iwwsr n Health and Diet. New Milford, Washington, nrat Wednesday, with Mrs. O. Roy J b f t r i t t s JI j^ that the polities was New Deal pol­ ■trearas, even at the coet of flooc) W ashington Daybaok and Warren. LOVE LAUGHS " DRIW'LICENSES of Manchester ii charge.. —^ ' Romancers our Bchbola churehes; and itics, introduced for the purpose of Shure lt*s d Big Ddy WATEBBUBY . ^ IC Tf j« n » P OT TBW ' controL ’ Bw FSteMbb O rB'BBf* III— y— Advice Smrlng Circie to Meet places of meeting. In the' ~ ~i PBiNTura ooKPANT, me, depriving the New England states 8y OB. rBANB'aieuiT Cheshire, Prospect. Besson Falls The Sewing Chrcle of the Rock- HIGHWAY SAFETY^ 1* BIsmU atrMt Washington—One thing s thor-^ program call for outlays o t $870,- tChrford; Naugatuck. Mlddlebury’ papers, by radio and ofoer om__ _ KaaobMtar, Oaan. of (their constitutional rights, and READY ON MONDAY ^ e MethodUt cihurch wUI meet on cummtmfaatlon, to the end that I VHOiCAi rKRotnoM A U. S. "REALIST” oughgoing oongressional invbstlga-1 oooiooo. AT THE DOCTOR Southbury, Woodbury, Watertown, Friday afternoon,h» two o'clock. [establishing the principle of federal I GREENS—FOR HEALTH. For The Insh ^thlehem, Morris. Thoraaston people of Connecticut may bat Oananl Maa«c«r tlon of TVA might acoompllah 7*“ P">> BY ELINORE COWAN STONE Cnri«lA NEA Swsk., l.c The meeUng wUl be held at the WEEK ANNOUNCED impressed with the necessity , retmdaA Oatotwr 1, lltl autocracy. They beHeve this be- Germany and Austria are no I “*• Wolcott and Southln^n. ■ y Icmger the only places where they would be to acquaint oongreas and Today la 8 L Patrick’s Day, when NEW LONDON r? CkHrtopher McNelU making the automobile nbt oaty.j ■blUb«4 Branr BrMilnr Bze*pt ^u ss they have bNn told so over ‘700 mile aof the Tennessee river aa By D E H r n MACKENZOB of ElfaabeUi atreeL the public with the gigantic nature bur Irish brothers will be celebrat­ / OAST f t r OHARAOTEBS ^forgot when she saw a butterfly convenience and pleasure fa tra.'S I ad4 Balldara, BaUr*4 At tb« and oyer again by practically ' the have original ideas about referen- it runs through-Kentucky, Tennes­ New Yorjt, March 17,-^-Thla la May Be Secured Beginning Salem, East Lyme, Waterford. • Social Tonight Ing, but a safe vehicle on our I —no* St Mssebsstsr. Cass, as of the enterprise. see, A labama and a corner of Geor­ ing by 'the wearing of the^reen,” CONSTANCE MAIDWEU, — went on, "when no one showed up with “a lovely colored back”, and Groton and Stonfagton. I f ^ a b Clan Mall IMUr. entire New England press, by the -dums. There was a flock of village heretne; the s * a i ^ . at rehearsal to stand In for LudUe.” big day for tbe Emerald lale—anni­ gave chase. She followed' It into Tte young people of the EUlng- Governor Cross Designates waire. If thla can be accompli TVA la a tremendously compli­ gia, la a bllUon dollars. but I urge all of you to observe the versary honoring the good and NORWICH Connecticut wUI be a siffer 1 N w England Council, by Chambers rieotiona la New Tork state yesteS DEREK BfATHON — aw aitut "What made him—how did he the wood and fell asleep on tbe soft Then; Present License & * MontvtUe, Ledyard, Nurth Ston- ton Congregational cburct will hold , BtrBtCRIPTIOM R A Tn cated undertaking, find you could llay by "eating of the greens.” know I bad come to take LudUe’a famed St. Patrick—and the echo of mow Then says the small lady: a St. Patrick’s Day social in the aa a better state.” j Tsar by Mall ...... of Commerce'and by politicians of day and In one of them, at Sloan, In count on 3rour tagera the number Iha . Meaey who loved moaey Srst. it runs around the world in the Ington, Voluntown, Griswold. Pres­ April 2-9 For Antoists To Kratb by Mall M When you are looking for a HILDBOARDB THOBVALO — place?” Oonstanoe asked guardedly. "It was getUng Ute when I woke social rooms of the church UiU eve­ both major-ppUtlcal parttea. Erie Ociunty, a set of candidates of senators and representatives who A half.,hllllon dellara la big mon­ sound of parading Irish feet and and to my surprise I aaw some busy pires On April 30. ton, Uebon, Sprague, Franklin. ning. ly MpVM ••«••• s ,^1 ey, ev4n In tbese days. Of this half spring tonic, help yourself to greens. Derek painted bar porttalt. **Oh, I suppose because Ldctne Bozrah and Colchester 5®s Tsar Perhaps, however, the politics under the CiUsens label campaign­ have -more than the most casual In the green, leafy vegetables you modeled that coat In the store the tbe strains of "Wearing of the UtUe folk prepuring for a dance in, knowledge' of It It is rarely de­ bUUoB, ahbut $200,000,000 has been OR. BOOER8 —he met Us most Green.” WILLIMANTIO The Friend-to-Friend club of Take E x ^ Precantions. GOOD DEEDS O U p KBMBXR o p THB AiSOClATBD hasn’t l>een quite all on one side. ed on the promise that if "elected will find a blood builder compound­ dlfflcnlt cnee. day It camp In . . . Well, t*U be see­ a trunk of a big oke'(slcj... tree. young, people'Of High school gradua­ bated oOmprehenalvely In either appropriated over the past ‘ ed in Nature’s own la^ratory, rich ing you." The Seventeenth ts a . naUonal Ifo b r ^ Columbia, Lebanon, Scot­ PRESS they would abolish the village as a yevs..^M0,000,000 la asked for Some elves were gathering fruit and Motor vehicle ^operators' licenses tion age wlU meet for their month­ Tbs Aasosiatsd Prut it ssslnalttly The bone of contention Is the pol house. , Jn Iron, calsium and other elements. The girl strbllad on. hoUday for Irelamj—a period first land. Canterbuiy. Plainfield, Ster­ ssUtlsS ts tbs on sf rspabltsatloD corporate entity, their own jobs In­ coming year, and the completed pro­ Yesterday Ooaale gets a Uae en a of worship at masses throughout Uie of every description And aort. for 1638 will.he ready for tasuance ling. Hamptop, (Caplin, Mansfield ly program this evening in the FORMED BY YOl Icy of the United ' States govern­ It doea not matter whetbai' you Constance took. Ume -to wonder While others ?vere catching flab In Hartford. March 17—(A P )—Gov. " SS all Bswt ditpatsbu srsSitsS ts It cluded. They were joyously elect­ gram calls for nke sums over sev­ And your greens growing wild out Job. flada her praSpaetlve employer land and then of whole-hearted;, Monday, March 21st, according to Ashford. WlUlngton, Union, Coven- social rooms at eight o’clock. The ernor Cross today Issued a’ etate- 1‘Sr sot stbsrwin srtdltsS la tbit ment that the control of Interstate Forgotten Dam n o t Is aittliig down to dta—r m about tbe other girl who was to near by and giving them try and Andover. ' • T.sastr aad alas tbt Issal ssws pab* eral years in the futurs. in-the fleidq and meadows or wheth­ celebration. Every Catholic IrUh- an a^ouncem.ent made today by program win be a surprise. streams capable of producing pow­ ed by the village voters; wheretqion A samplsiof that arose last year. the eixolaaivs restaurant when a have taken Ludlle’a place. Suppose mansas«M4 MO is pridefoUypasuuuuv BWVIWWIMs[)orUng ,a MJIUsprig ' jjCqoke-. ^to cook. More, were. raent officially designating April 2-8 A group of Nortlr End boys , , BAsd birslA In lU brief life, TVA has spent er you purchase them In the mar­ she came yet? Oommissloner Michael A. Connor of Farm Bureau Meetings aa Highway Safety Week. ' A ll rtcbts s i . rspoblieatioBs tf er, and naturally subject to flood the newly elected mayor, one Sta- There was extensive debate In com­ aa much as-the reclamation service Isdy ssks her the prioe of her oont! of the_loyely Shamrock and looking ' girls In their early teens havs v ket, they are stlU good IWr ypur But no one did appear. So Con­ Miss Sarah Helen Roberts of Tol­ The statement, issued in the form * wselal SIspatsbsB btrthi ars also rs> chowskl, promptly announced jhat mittee over the advisability of TVA spent building western Irrigation CHAPTER VH the universe straight in the eytt „ Iff*'" — the State Depnitment of Motof Ve­ ganlzed a club under the nane'• ------1 control operations, should and. must building Oljbertavllle dam, near Pa­ health. However, It is important stance went 6n and on, watching JinadeT land County Farp Bureau has plan­ of a (Sroclamatlon, follow; the (Jood Deeds.club, the purpose'< he had chMged ' hts - mind about projects In 30 years before the New that )Tou cook them properly. Re- ’Price?” . murmured Constance, Do you know, by tbe way, how l.'DHisbrooina au hicles. The preedit licenses expib$ rest In federal authority. ducah, Ky. Now Gllbertavllle dam monosyllabic in her amassment at the more experienced models care­ tbe shamrock came to be the na­ around^ 'e gatper- ned the following meetlnga for the "The State of .Connecticut, for which la to remember those wl I ssrvlss slfsat mt K. M. k. Ssrr> Deal Since then, of course, both ihember to cook all greens In the .AptH 80. 1938.'' i • ' ' three centuries, has been a eource t. /. But'this la not a New Deal pol­ qlf minattng the village at once and la no peanut job. It contemplates the matter-of-fact bluhtneae Of the fully at first, until she knew that tional Irish'symbol? Well, it was Ing'-mOaS.jiuif $1 doshi’fo f ROCKVILLE Women of Tolland (bounty when K «n w Baker Are 111 In the hospital or homes wM have bad a go at the big money. smallest possible amount of water. bad decided to put thjs matter up to an expenditure of $112,000,000. she waa letter perfect a carpet tn-Ute J ^ e printing ^nschines In our various aubjecta will be discussed. c* Goldwyn Follies’* at the of pride to Its people. We have veering messages, flowers or frul MssibST Aasslsaa Rtwapa^r Pab* icy, nor yet a new policy. It was Oengraae never has balked much Also remember to cook them odly question. because St. Patrick, “ Apostle of Ire­ . WhUe State theater here Thursday, Friday . But last year when the debate land”, used the three wee lea.ves as others settls^ 'gj^ ' section have completed The meeting today was held at gone steadily about our- business Charles HUl. whose broiher She : nabars AssoalatloA first advanced by President Theo- a special referen.duni. at continuing TVA. It threw out long enough to make them tender— "Why. yss . . .This U a Bartlett round and Saturday. and at the same time have made our wxx)d was III tor some time aa tl arose aa to whether GUbertrriUe model. Isn't It?" thb plump lady There bod been four costumea set Illustration of the Trinity tjie inside of ths' "i to form “ 17 Sisk of printing up over 500,000 Union, when Kitchen Arrangement ’ Pablltbtrt RsprauBtatiTUi . Tbs dor-e Roosevelt; It was urged by This Is the flirst piece of Ameri­ the Florida ablp canal and tte Pas- prolonged cooking sriU rob them of ■eiwriQ^’ ucehses and have auto- state an Increasingly better place result of an attack of pneumonia _ dam on-the lower Tennessee -bould samaquoddy tlte harneaalng project flavor and color and will also de­ pursued, mentioning the n&ie of ■side for the absent LucUlo—all of Down In County Wexford there la a room. Tbe g1( 'erb'hi^ was the subject for discussion with I Jallat Matbswt Spselal Acsasy—Nsw President Taft and by President can statesmanship we know about be started, several senaton had to what they call a rod shamrock. They Jly filed them In their proper HIBERNIANS’ AUXILIARY Miss Gladys Stratton in charge. event. The following committee baa to live In. Not always has the task prqjldent of the club; Edward Hew! Tarfc. Cblaaao. Ostrolt aaS Bostoa. but moatly baa let TVA have Its re­ stroy part of the mineral content the designer from whom Omstance which admirably suited OnsUnoe’s ing lanterns which-t! out hlHiitr been eaey, but our efforts for the that worthily follows the "realistic” aak what authority Qxigresa ever say it la the ordinary green sham­ Comralaeloner On Friday, the 48th there will be been named to make plans for rais­ bury is secretary; Janet T n Wilson and was incorporated Into quests. Before attempting to put greens had bought the gray coat She Jiroudly held UtUe figure and the "The kitchen had WtaihaU rally most part have been successful. vice president and Barbara MEMBER AODIT BORBAO tifr model so mubh admired In Europe had given to build'thCrilam. Senator reached out to test the fabric be clear petunia-pedal of her skin and rock dipped In the blood of the range wlfo a lltUt Are tn IL;'aJitb *walt the applies- a county wide meeting at Bolton at ing the necessary funds. William cmarutTiom. law In the administration of the It hu been reasonably easy to de­ on to cook. It Is a good plan to of persona who jntend to op- DANCE ON SAYDRDAY Preuss, Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, "In recent years s-problem has bury, treasurer. Fimds a n rals nowadays. McKellar of Tmiessee, who prob­ fend TVA’a flood control purpose; twaeh her flngers. blue-bisok of her hair. Thera was a martyrs of Wexfords rebellions dreaaer- with little cups and aaucera > which Miaa Strnttor wlU give a latter by a Congress controlled by soak them In a pall of water. .The against the English. era^ motor vehicles on our bigh- L. H. ChapmAn and B. J. Acker­ arisen which atill awaits a satisfac­ by dues and the meetings a n -Tits BsraM Prtatlaa Oeanaay la ^ ably sleeps wltM n V A blue print almoat as easy to defend its proj­ soaking will have the desirable "Yea . . . Why, yee. It U." trim knitted sports frock of a soft or It and ,a press ftili of good things demonstration on Upholstery. tory eoIuUon. , This problem la the weekly U the home of mead ■sssatu as Inaasiai mpontiblllty the Republicans, strongly as to the In his pocket, reminded them they bright blue; a demurely girllah eve­ The ancient Irish bards called nAys after midnight April 30th.” Monday, March 21at, an Ml day man. ■ , lar tpasarapbleal srrsrt appsarlas la ect of opening up 600 miles of river effect of causing ^ t and dirt to "You wear It beautifully.'’. to- eaL Over at another tree there situation created by the' rapid In­ The nexf meeting will be held House and.naiTowly as to the Sen had authorised it In the rush of “You are very kind,” said ''Cbn- ning frock of corn yellow; a man­ their country the land of the jroung. ITO renew a 1937 license, the op­ Minstrel. Show To Be Conduct- meeting wlU be held at the home ot , Will Preeent Concert r ASasrussattats la tbs Haasasstar to connect Knoxville wlt^ the Mis­ sink to the bottom of the p ^ B o a k And they were right. waa a little graaahcpper qowlng a crease in the use ot motor vehicles the home o f Barbara E( Bywiaa HSralS. ate. 1933. sissippi. But defending Ita third for I hour and then eareMIy lift stonce between amusement and s i ^ nishly Ullored black cocktail gown pretty frock on hia little machine erator'Slgna the application attach­ ^ In Connection With Party Mrs. Martin L«han of Vefhon Depot ■nile Methodist church echool WI6 ' on our streets and highways. Newbury, 49 Edward strset. Ws Actually Gllbertavllle is only one prise, and mentioned the price she “wlto a devastating' White' plaited Why. thesr’Il even be telling True ed to the present license- and en yrith Slip Covers as the , subject. preaent a concert of "Old Favoritaa” Nothing was heard about this be­ ^ H e w Y io r k purpose, power development, has the leaves from the to p 'o t the wa- fairy tales tonight as they sit about and near by was another fairy cob­ By Broad Brook Entertainers "The automobile has become an neaday evening of next week. s b of a minimum of 11- dams which tbh had paid for the coat vestee and pearl studs. With that. bler cobbling away. Closet It with a check or money or- Membera will bring their oWn lunch, at the vestry ot the church on Wed­ Important factor in dally life, THtniSDAT. MARCH 17 |_ ay OBWee R 8 been a pig tn another poke. At Ur. without diaturting thp sediment the open fires of sweet-scented peat ing a political measure or violating TVA project calls fisr. The tmt, that point its wldespreadlng pur­ at ths bottom. Now you are ready "Thank you." The lady sat back Constance carried a long jade dga- "When every thing and every one der In the proper amount In an en­ and coffee will be furnished. nesday evening, March 23rd. The Changes and - Improvements have Eighty-three Englishmen died ; state's rights until quite recently— Wilson dam, waS started during in their cottages. Of course they velope, addressed to the nearest of­ RockvUle, March 17.—Plans are New Tork, March 17.—Manbat pose bumped Into privately opperat- to wash, the..-leaves under running 'With what almoat amounted to ret . holder and a green lacquered believe in them. was ready the falriea came In thou­ March 22, Merrow. Cost of Family concer^ will be free and the* music been made in our highways to 1934 of wounds received tn HARD RENTAL FACTS war times when the country waa water, looking them over' carefully bag. - ^ fice of the department. Or applies- facilitate the mbyement of World War. ' not, tn fact until the federal gov­ ,ed utilities—and the war between nod and smile of dismissal. Believe In Fairies sanda. The UtUe falriea bad long fomplete for the minstrel and dance Living; March 24, South Coventry, "'J'l ^ Under ihe direction ol John tanites: The saddest little lady who excited about its auppUes of nitrate for spoiled or tough parts which are She modeled tbehu^n tiiM ^ iin t Uons may bb presented fa person, of Cost of Family Uving; 25, Hebron, F. WUby. The sololste will be Mrs. modern romplex tr^ lc. Better con- ,.Aftsr flddUns around with tbs ernment attempted to allocate some the New Deal and private utiUttea The man had lighted a clgaret, if you don’t believe In fairies, then gplden hair down their backs and to be given by the Ladles Auxiliary for yean" has solicited alms' for a for gun-powder. It cost about $47,- to be discarded. .... meanwhile glancing from hia com­ across the IltUe atag^atowly—her course.- The fee for a regular op­ Inexpenalve DesiMirta; 28. Somers, E\ elyn Fagan, Miss Frances trol methods are tne constant con- milllona of money to the building of has been endless. the Irish blood ' runs thin In your their drea„es were embroidered with of the A. O. H. In tbe Town Hall, ' ksuaiiiE problem fo^..flve yesra the dubious orphanage, the beggars 000,0(W, and TVA values' It now at That, howevsr, la tomorrow’s Cook green leaves over a slow panion to Constance with a faintly dark head iugb—turningbiirh_ beads and lace and the elvSa in their erator’s license, a motor cycle li­ Etiquette I'or all Occasions; 29. S’chneider and others. The concert cern of our police and other offl. Are with very little water and keep veins, and the shamrpek means no dale. High standards have been set ^ Mbw peal la just beginning to find holdback' dams In the Connecticut with out8tretcbed'”pAlms and the $31.3d0^000. Ten more dams In the story. raised eyebrow, os if savoring some­ the left to amile over her shw more to you than does' a common green sulU red Jackets and pointed cense la three dollars each. on Saturday evening. March 19tb. West Stafford, Olothli^ ea an Ehi- 18 one in a eeriea of events sponaor­ the cover on the cooking vessel. then down the turn o t stairs on. In tbe agencies concerned with these ;«d t a Uttle somethlnr about how and Merrimack river basins. In­ "Nickel for a cup o’ coffee” panhan­ thing delightfully hulnorous In the clover leaf. Every colleen and caps with white owla’ feathers at Commissioner Connor emphasized T T*** "*^fi*trel,wlll be presented by preaslqn of Personality wltn Mias ed by the church school, and will NERVOUS?! Cook only until tender and season altustlon. * among the tables, stopping from the necessity of operators applying Van Cleef; 30 Anuover, Clothing aa start at eight o’clock. There will be problems, “ od progressive leglala- ) BMieh the American people can af- sisting—It has always seemed to us dlers are about to be banished from with fresh butter. Greens cooked gossoon from BSntry Bay to Malln the Side looked very smart Indeed. r'l ^ Broad tlon has been enacted by the <3en- Do roe M 00 Borroeo jrae mat to 1 . Constance swept him with a chill time to time to answer questions Head knoww^ers are fairies. In­ to the office nearest theUi” place of Br<»k. Ueutenar.t Paul Larin of the an Ehtpreasion of Personality wiui a Free Will offering. jroa mmamM I^ U o t Do ys ^ ted to pay for rent—something unfairly—that the states should pay the Broadway playhouses, by order And there are bqdi to make; in this way are wholesome, full of "Next they danced and after eral Assembly. thm doorait to jroet But I shall walk f6r a wintry mils gray-blue glance that went com­ with snatches of patter she had deed, m go further and assert that residence. Licenses for persons In Mias Van Cleef: 31. Mansfield, aoth- Wedding ~K. the land damages, the Washington of the city fathers. The Poet’s Column flavor and appetising. - which they bad supper and after Police Barracka will ’’Notwithstanding these impfOve- ’ ssyoee might have expected to be No Intermls.slon crowd Is Im For my own ^trit’s sake. pletely through and beyond him, and picked up from the other girls; if )rou don’t believe, then you lack supper they danced for another particular towns have been sent be the interlocutor. He baa appeared Ing u in Expression of Personality, 'Ihe marriage 01 Miai Betty Ben­ While each cook has his, or her, ’’Yes, Madam, Isn’t It a nice menu, there Is still on .unwarranted « «(*«i hrtie Notara osla qah p Sbotit the ilmt 'step in preparation goveriiment airo Inalated that it mune fiyim the charity - seeking POETBV ■'ODAT I shaU U h t6y face to the blowtog turned away. that' little spark of Imagination while to the awceteat music ever from the main office at Hartford to previously In pvesenlatwns througb- with Miaa Van Cleef. son of 158 Grove street andWUUsm Tm thno laamtloao oao m own familiar, here Is a list of some frock? I love wearing It ” '. . . I number of accidents. ,,I have been 'J to r s housing program. should own the dams—which in­ clique that quickly collects around E dlM by Henry Hairlaaa Of the clean wind down the land, The line ahead of her had brok n which makes life worth living. beard played on the wind. Then a the branch offices,of the depart­ out the state and la well known to The Silhouette machine la being A born of Tolland will take place on appalled by the toir of deaths. In aaothor how to so “ saUiaa U of the greens commonly used for wonder what Derek la doing now IrdlaJL Plakkafs TaSmBo < volved also all rights to control any the lobby doore iMtween the acta, ^taU dig by a taught tree-root. cooking; Dandelion, spinach, Swiss up. She advanced—the bouffant Listen to .sweet Patricia Walsh, a funny little elve did tricks (ate) ment serving particular towns. Thepeople of Rockville and vicinity set up at all meetings during tbe Friday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock In ah effort to lessen thla.Injury to - ' ^w re have been, of course, any Original, unpublished poems by . . . "The price? Only $85 with the laaa of County Kildare,; you who ■1»W N » t « toao ap Uo srotw and the Welfare Commlaslpner says lotM poets may be submitted to $4r.' With a quick exploring band. chard, kale, beet topsj turnip tops, skirt-of the gray coat rippling with which made the fairies roar with Whether the application is by mall The program will Include aoios month. the chapel of the Union Congrega­ persona and destruction of life and In tho dbeeailorto Iroai tho.l ; aambhr of "aurveyp’ of big city power development that^ might ac­ Tv find the new gresn maases, buoyant, hlgh-heiuled walk—toward bog. Madam.” . . . There’s ths wait­ - doubt that fairies exist., She wrote or In person It must.be sent ‘.o the ofoto which woaMo most oaat-.. they ought to go; Theater programs HariiMn In care of thl% nni«Rp&per, and mustard. For adding’ to sal­ laughter and when I aaw him atand- chorures and specialty acta. Follow­ Meeting tional. church. Rev. Dr. George S. property, I appointed'a commission Wto aot try LYDIA B. fB Stnais—thotigh even what has been crue from-flocyt control operations. now carry a note asking patrons Blanketed wXrm and white, the table near the stage. er who served ua the last Urns I me all about them In her own child­ nearest office. ing the entertainment there will be Brookea, pastor of U)e church will two years ago to study the prob­ accompanied by a sel^addreaaed. ads: Lettuce, tender young spinach ish hand. ‘ i Ing on hla head I chuckled and all The annual inspection of Marla VKOnABLC COUFOUNOT ; lMuiied_ there has been for the most Then It was that we first heard not to aid professtoiial beggars oa I shall break the lee at the stream- leaves, watercress, parsley, cab­ As she croased the floor, a beau­ came here with Derek . . , "Why, In a second every thing had vanish­ Following' Is a lUt of the offices dancing*. officiate. lems Innvolved ad to make recom­ stamped envelope for the return of edge yes. Madam. Now that you sug- PAtricia has smiling Irish eyes Newell Tent, Daughters of Union about federal aggression In flood the street, explaining that thi dty bage, escarole, endive, corn aalad. tifully dressed blond girl who pass­ ed. of the department now In operation Ronnd-Up Next Month Veterans of the Clvl. War will take mendations to the General Assem­ part disregarded; but only a very unacceptable ms. On August 1st Mr. To see the emerald light. ed her la a leisurely saunter mur­ ;est it, I do think black pumps srttli and a saucy Irish nose, and the Ups bly. control, and It came from the joint provides food and -sb'elter for all etc. ”I could hear nurses voice calling throughout the state, and the towns Plans are under way by the Ver- place this evening with Mrs. Eliza­ of the population of the destitute. Harrison will award a prise of $6U Of the three-leafed clover, lying mured. "Gosh, kid! You’d never luolcles would bs quits os smart of her laughing Irish mouth are aa served by each: C. N. a. ORDERS. to the author of what he considers The green leafy vegetables havs In the distances. Of course I need non Parent Teacher Association for beth J. Bogus of Norwich. Depart­ "Since the appofatmeipr'of this res In big dty slums or commission set up by the states to Many of the alms-seekers on Tender apd green aa epiing. been clused os "protective foods.” have got that model If I could have with this frock as ths silver san­ red as the crimson roses that HARTFORD commission there has been a de- has beeb the beat hitherto unpublish­ I hold to my cheeks the rosea clamber up the aidee of her daddy’s not tell you I was smacked but the annual summer round-up of ment Inspector present at the meet­ ,.BPsn in big city tenements. A very allocate among themselves the Broadway aren't bona fide; one or They help to balance the diet prop­ worn It.” dals.” . . . Derek would love thla West . Hartford,”- Farmington, prrechool children which will be Hartford. March 17 (A P )—The creoM In tbe number of persona ed poem in this column. That wintry winds can bring. frock. bouse. She actuaUy has seen falriea did not care aa long as 1 bad seen ing. She will be acco*npanled by office of the adjutant general, Con­ >BRich larger part lives in '»small share each should bear In paying two of them are legendary pos- erly and In addition, provide a soft Hardly believing her ears, Con­ fairies. Yours Patricia WaUh Avon, Bloomfield, Simsbury, ■ (Can­ l«ld at the Methodist church at kllM by motor vehicles but the goal Then I ehall go back to the sweep- But Derek whs in CkUlfonila by and that settles any argument. It jeveral, other department officers. necticut National Guard,- announc­ for the dam sites and Other danw seaaora of wealtlj. The-story htlll Ingi bulk which la of value In promot­ stance went OB toward the dark Ut­ Perhaps If Patricia ho« b^rii old­ ton, GiMby.^Hartland. Barkham- DobsonriUe bn April 29th. for which we subscribed fa yet^ to ★ HEW Y0«rs hewestW] [‘ Sltiaa, settled towns and villages. goes that a certain i>aubandlcr THREE 'CROSSES ing better Intestinal eliminations. tle man who still waited for her. this Ume, settling down to the buhl- came about like this: Following the meeting which will ed today that Commander B. Roa- be reached. To the tasks that have seemed too Patricia’s. Story er She would have added a poet- sted, WWdyjr.iSoutlS'Windsor. East All parents In the vicinity with j'And It Is about these that the Bu- agys. The states* commUalahs or along the tUalto was accustomed Three eroaaea on a hUI-top stood, At the same time, they are low in ”I am Mias MaldweU,” abe tx- nesa of getUng acquainted with Hll- Hartford, > Qlaatoffbury, Bolton be held In the OAI. hall, there will slter Snyder, Fifth Battalion. Con­ 'The highway safety commission long, Patricia went on a picnic with her script to say that more falrle'R, and children of pre-achool age are aak- bo a aupper served to the members necticut Naval Militia, la commls- HOTEL ['..Wau of Home Economics of the De> hoards clMltAg With the Connecti­ to knocking off at twelve and .Tliree- men were crucifled. food value and therefore the indi­ plained. "Miss Constance MaldweU. degarde Tborvald. MariboroUgiif Rpeky Hill, Wethers­ with, the co-operation of many Between two thieves, the Christ of With my heart at light as a bubble vidual using them does not tend nurse in tbe 3elda. The laaa waa less disregard of the rigbta of other M to get fa touch with Mrs. Gerald and guests. Bioned and retired fa the g r^ e of agencies sctlvefy Interested fa high­ F.^ljsstment of Agriculture has been cut apcl Merrimack situations slinking to a side street, where Aod on my lipa a 'floim. * 1 was told—■'* ' Once Oinatance noUced that the field and Ndwlitgton. Risley. God to gain In weight Those who are man with the quiasical brown warned not to go Into the woods people, would be a wonderful thing Plan For .Oonventton captain. way safety, haa called a conference agreed .aa to the contributions of be would slip out of his tattered 'But yes, of course,” he cried Im­ "for there are gypsies in It” , but she NEW HAVEN Food Sale Friday 'BMklng discoveries. ■ outer clothes, clamber Into an ex­ For sinners Wed and died. GRACE NOLL CTIOWELL. trying to reduce find It helpful to waa watching her as If someth' for the world. Following a meeting of the gen­ Lt.-Comdr. Walter Bauer of the St Yale University In New Haven IP‘SQN patiently. "You took your Ume Blast Haven, Branford, North [MO rssoM. sack wM Of course this is a small scTls the variouB states and put the pensive car and drive horns! use them plenUfully for this reason; were puxsllng him. The Degree ot Pecahontaa will eral committe In charge of the ar­ Jtmior Naval Reserve haa been no­ on April 4 for the discussion of tbs about getUng hers . . . Hm! Con­ Branford, Guilford, Wallingford, hold a f ^ sale oi Friday afternoon, tified by national headquarters In iath, sksMar, nrfto aad •iBirvey" but It Is fairly-JUumlnat- agreement.^ Into the form of “ com- Barabbaa should have been the one PBAOM while those who are .trying to gain stance! , . . The name will do very She was modeUng the black bock- rangements for the one day Sons or situation. In support of ths aims — -Ii Peace la such a soul, North Haven, Hamden, West Haven ^ m 2 to 5 p. m. at the office of the New Ifork to take over command .pacts." These were submitted to On the Frill Upon that center cross. graufying In weight should also use them fOr nicely. And you wear the model tail frock, pausing by the table on lish a acbolarablp to beiu- the hon­ Orange, Woodbridge, Bethany and Legion Convention to be held here of this conference, I hereby desig­ Isg hscause. It has been widely word! SECOND PERFORMANCE ored name of Oovernor,Crosa. Connecticut Light and Power Com- for the’ district of Connecticut He nated the days from April 2 to April soeitATi laris Frlti-Ulebcr distlngulsbes him­ In spite of all th'at he h.id done their blood-building elements. wen. The hat a bit more tilted, the stage to light a claret In the Milford. 1 on June 18. announcement la made OvnarsMs StamaMwnt spotted. A few- vlUagea in each of Cp^igresfl for approval—n step nec- self with each appearance In He llveil, Christ suffered loss. Ol Its anthlthests one ,4hould not I often suggMt that patlenU "It la Indeed fitting that Jewish ■pany on Park street; hae been commander of the Sscond 9, as Highway Safety Week. perhaps , , . Thank God yo(i can jade bolder aa Papa Anton bad di­ BRIDOBPOBT that the aum of approximately $50U Division and will now assume com­ considerable number of sMtlons < i»r y In order to obtain the very Shalu-speSrean tragedy and he U an think; troubled with atonic constipation walk!" rected her when she saw a trimly cltlaena of (fonnectleut should en­ Emblem a s h Social will be raised to provide fd ffola ”I urge that the problem of aafe- DRAWS A f u l l'HOUSE dow thla scholarship tn Governor Stratford, Fairfield, Truihbull. mand also of the First Division. the country have been ' Investl- ffiuc'finafgef'sums of fcdernl money inveterate barnstormer. In hU long Just who was he that suffered there Ii at the fountain of Ufa all who learn te Include the green leafy tailored young woman come swlfUy Blaston and Monroe. vraa held by ty fa Ml lU phases be discussed tn That death of sin and shame; dtlnk, y*feI*Mes In generous" amounts In Walk! Constance thought feebly. Cross* honor and thereby aieoclate the Rockville Emblam club on Wed­ fSted for the purpose of learning for flocxl (tontrol dams. And a Oon- career, he has junketed all around Tsok my Ume? acroea the room to speak to tbe di­ NORWALK the counti7 and has played In Uv- And why should he. for sltmeys care Abhor Ula and crave for beauty their diets. In many (gases, this rector (If the show aa if In trouWad tbe name of this dlatlngiaabed edu­ nesday afternoon with tbe following What rents the people pay.- ,, gress committee discovered that In win have the desirable effect of Pbyers Make Fine Entertain­ cator with the fine cultural actlvl- Westport, Wilton and Weston. lah auditoriums aRd in hastily com­ And sh^Ider all uielr blam'e? superb. For one blank .moment she won­ Ingblry. Papa Anton turned to her STAMFORD ^ n ln g prises: First, Mrs. Uande We loam V these tacts: Fewer the compacts was a "reservatton” mandeered barns. In divine comfort there’s naught to training the colon to function nor- ment In Last Night Of “Per- tlea of the Yeshiva college. Foley of Man , To let men know that Go0-9;30—County play-off. Tol­ her leg eet after the. accident,. It vMparafao’s fire Mrm. DIno G.randl. beard; or Mike Ro­ I shall live forever end ever rights Issue. It? waa'kMd that her condition fa not dren—than the dewdaded. oolor- man for the-compacts writes to the When this earthly life U o’er. land County vs. Hartford County It put the siren out of commission manoff who gets stranded fre­ Attorney-General Charles J. Mc­ Hl-Y League. regarded as being.aerioua. ■ schemed, grandfather-clocked con- President, as was done: "I think Laughlin has notified G m ral Onin- (Nesvee.) and firemen had to clear out tha nest quently on Ellis Island. Constance knew that she walked 0;15-10;1S—St. Johns vs. Man­ Jabe- White, according to the re­ ' t(SpUCn.s that the government built that the Congress and the executive Anyway, It’s easy: I have loved ones over yonder sel jruHua H. Cohen of tbs Port of Question; Henry asks: "What is before they could get anything more meant by iqotor nerves and sensory beautifully. Derek bad often told chester All-Stars. port, Uving al 280 North Main than a t w lt ^ from the slpiaL St 'Quaddy for the dam builders at departments of the federal govern­ They are waiting there for ms New York Authority that thla state her ao. And all her life she had a street, was driver of the car which I can bear their voices calling would becom party to the suit over nerves?" The Y. M. C, A. is open to aftei^ The top o' tho m eniiag to tho W ooronV f . jNrrtfying expense, ment. may rest assured that New Answer; The motor nerves ore gift for mimicry which had been noon bowlers at a slightly lower hit Mn- BMch. White waa not lin- N'OIXE UNION MAN’S CASE And their beckoning hands 1 see. an attempt' by the Federal govern­ medlately held by poUce, who lare One of the very, great troubles England will sacrlflce the prospec­ ment to tax the employjtes those which carry Impulses to the the dellgbt of her friends. Surely fee than at.nlghL For reservations muscles, resulting In movement. she could saunter, turn and smile— can -7206. .Investigating thb elrcumatances of tho Choon — — ^ ' ITonragaiuott oxto^As With' lu Xmericans la that we are tive beneflta of flood control"—If New Britain, March 17__ (AP)— Soon I’U join the great procession bonds on the Port Authority. After a hearing before Judge S. J. With the ransom^ over there’. The sensory nerves. transmit sense saunter, tuyn, and amile as easily aa the mfahap. According to White, be . iWBStanily putting our government The cose which,will; be argued-In did not aee the woman until she m a y b e WE'RE the 'Btate.s—"or their agencies'*— Trareekl tn Police Court today on Some sweet day ITl take poeeeeeton the Federal Supreme (fouit on April Impressions arising In the sense or­ those other girls. . . . After all, one teaditioaol St. Patrick's D ay grootings to its Isto the hands of a parcel of folks could not control the reselling pow­ Of my heavenly mansions fair. 6 has Intereated Ckmnaetleut Mr. gans. and also transmit the sen- wax paid iesl mqney for this sort of suddenly loomed up in front of hfa a charge of violating a city ordi­ car. I t was raining at the Ume of OLD FA8HI0IVED . Mho dont know the first thing er—the matter .should become of nance by distributing hondbllla —HAZEL GILBERT. McLaughlin said because the issue saUon of pain. In the case of sen­ thing. And for the first time in hosts of loyal Irioads in Now England. sory nerves, the Impulses ore esr- OinataBce’s Ufa money seemed des­ tbe accident, and this. White iMd, ■. Shout the American people. And more than academic Intcreat to a Theo^re Makula, 36, of 62 Silver affects not only the fliiod control Quotations— - - -We Btm put eraphsafa^ ONE BY ONE WE PART compact but a l^ pUeos la jeopardy riod from the organs of sense In­ perately important Suppose she obscured hfa vfaion. . we never had In -Washington a street, a C L O. union worker, waa an tha fact thatradeCfa great man.v thousanda of dwellers freed on a nolle. One by one we cross the river • sovereign rights o t th^'stata. wardly toward a i^ te r In tbe spin­ showed him that shs had what It TOR BOTH CHARACTER AND TASTE . . : Mnch’ who knew leas About the In river towns and river-farm areaa, On# by one we’U gather there. The case came before the Fiidsral al cold or brain. ' Such nerves srd took? Wasn’t tC;taxBthj||i; without raprs- PhermMy. Hare the Pro- Policeman WllUam P. Hayea tee- therefore called afferent nerves, •wiptlaa Department is groNema they are trying to solve— who don’t give a hoot In the dark Ufled he saw Makula distributing Soon we’ll leave this life forever tax appeal beard within tbs last Without flnlahlng the protest that sentation which esuiid all the tfoul PRESIDENY ENDORSES a arajor aeUrity, Mt s Soon we’U meet each other there. year when New Tork aad New Jer­ which means that they bear Im­ sras on her Upa, she joined the lit­ ble between'’the Owntea and Eng­ -.giving them credit fo r trylng-s- about this power flght but who de­ handbills at a factory gate calling pulses tosrard the appropriate cen­ •asUetsd sidaUas. Our a meeting of a unloo. sey agreed to flght ths ease. The tle group of girls who circled among land tn the first plaos? IHE NEW RINSO IS ALL YOU NEED FDR RICHER~\ , than these vague. Ineffectual N mand protection from ruin by flood. No sad parting in that eitj Appeal was lost but the sUtas took ters which receive them. _In the the tables, stTolUng, turning, re- CROSS SCHOLARSHIP stoeka ays esnaplets and - Tleslen. Attorney Harold Straucb of Hart­ case of the faioior nerves, the’ Im­ —J. B. Frtsstly. British .-author, rapid tnrasver assnras longer-lasting suos^even in Governor Croea might very srell ford. defense counsel, claimed the No mors saying the aad good-bye it to the Cfareult Court o t Appeals vuslng, and smUhig—"just a little vacaUsatoa la A mtirfes, »h o rh- For up In that beautiful city pulses . are carried sway from tbs fcrah. patent dtiiga. Onr have been more specific In hU con­ arftet waa an abridgment of the where they won. Attomsy OenecaJ —i » t too much."'. , oc4v«d a notlos that bis Asssricaa Hartford, March 17.—(A P ) —"It No one evermore shaU dia Homer 8 . Cummings then appealed Drain centera and travel outwardly Several times she wondqred what ■eglst*e4 FMarmseUts HB NBW ifllproTcd'Hioto It demnation of politics -in flood ooD- press. Acting prooecuUng Ajtorney and such nerves ars therefore eaDed Ineome 4aa wsald bs'itae. fa indeed fitting that Jewish dUaeaa LOUDER AND PLAINER to the Supreme Court for the gov- Derek would aay If be ^w^her here nil sack praseriptisn thrilling milliofu with itt richer, Elias T. Rlngroae declared “there la There up-1n that beautiful dty~ efferent nerves; the meaning being o f OmneeUcut MiouM endow" Ye- essetly as the Dactsr T trol—Instead of Just letting the peo­ common sense In what defense emment aad la a few montha the —Derek, who had bradght bar bare Milva ooUege, New York dty, with tadi ■ Rinio tiwtyi mu When Governor Croea declares On that great eternal morn highest Federal tribunal win malm that ths Impulses ars going away Membera And these (Servlcts ■ wraets. Aad aar lavga ple of hia state, go imagining counsel says.” then recommend- from the brain. As an example of bscsuss It was a goijd .'idsa to go real joy. A real spiritual need u a acholanhip in Governor Ctoed • flMfftloot iotp fee the wtchly wuh tad fee «U that to introduce politics Into flood There will be no more darkneea another momentous dselslen on tbs whsrs tha best psopU wars valaaia assnras fair detaiof. N ov it RhFcf, cup for cup, orer that all the,weight In this wreetllng sd that the ease be aoiled. All win be eternal dawn. the way the two dlffemit sets at ^ — I— J— .filled for them; honor. President Roosevdt says la eoBtrol la perfectly disgraceful, al- relationship between the Federal a letter to Saul Berman, i-bgirwww ■ieea, sHraya. match la on one foot. government and the state. nerves work, let us imagine that Once the blond amdsl tha llttla _ Rav, Thsodora Fradexkmc. Wa in vlls J mote iudi than dw old! Ill soda hat newly s third .dBBxt everybody fai New England you are walking across the room. manMil hailhad called "Gei'trude” stopped eoadudto_ a etmeUag__ of tbe ■cbofarahjp preeeatatlon com- yaar pra* kmihaaordfaatrradt. And bow choM lowly It may be Very good politics that NAMED RATES’ BIHTOB. All the erosaes and the toeses The specifle issue Is whether the clHUvfe for mittea agree wiQt him—and those Borne for our Saviour here A t you walk, your legs move and to chat briefly aa the passed in her the deaf sad Jnmh hy awe one dirti la aa littfa aa a 10.miaiics i—*V- New England compact commia- Port of New York Authority or. any measured atroU. * sot The letter written on green eta- I do not. ought to. But the Gov- M will pay with etamU xlehaa thla la the result of impulses sent Ua sennoaa an Ml fl 5^ V « New ■lon atartad—but It did atart Lewlstoo. Me.. Lfareh 17a—(AP) other agency created by compact dr out over the motor nerves: biit at "Papa Anton likes uS. to group Qonary la harmony with S t Pat­ Riaso ii peifaetly taCe for oastaight aoaldag. It dldnt aey who or which side —Rpiand Martoha at New Haven. tlM ihadowi dlwippesr. iatarstate agreement is inusune rick’! day, received todey hy Mr. WELDON It. And- our Governor .la helpiBg —HAZEL On^RT, the same Ume you are aware of ths sbmeOmsB,’ shs sxplainsd m on un- It Is probably the prevailing con- DRUG OOBfPAJfT waato eiodtsa at h*at kve ahadM^teTthar dnoed poUtlea' Into the Conn., today was aatoed adttor o t from Federal Uxatlan eUhar at t U fset that you are movtng, aware dsrtoas. "Ms wants us to seam ss Bermeajonowa: < Polo* Logos Boor •Pottos the peat, prseint and future flood Maple street, employees or e ( tbs bends that mny servatlam o t our eoUegSs and uni- Frasrripilaa — ---- 1 m of aospa la mh « the Bates fltndaht, undergraduata r, Coon. — eC museuJar tension, aad awan a t informal and natural os posRbis.” ‘T ooniratutate Ycehiva ooUtwe WaOsBvsrT ol sttaatkai in New Eng- vlcUms to fan be'tereeB two stools— weekly newspaper at Batea eoDega. be issued to oover biMges. h lii- ventUes which *is m largo part rsr upon the compleUon of a half cen­ aihatM bychsmakca ofMfaaiotawaabaa. ynor potttlon, being awaia at- them **PUA Antos.** OoMtABM nth* Ira Aipsiieaa btggcat-aenfag psdags aoap. TcMid I^rhaiM ha didn’t thf|b U B federal ohaeaeleB for "Uttle He win succeed Jtdu todrd after wsra, tiamala. rtvers, trrlgaOaSs facts os the result of ImpuBea sent ^MMsIhle for thsir rsputatlon tor tury a t work In ths flald of aduea- A WINTRY M»T-» ered. waa IBs bssrdsd iittls raan-.ln radieaUam. and approfsd by Good Hoaackerpfag laatitsts. MW other projects o t an ihtsr

MAITOHJOSTBK KVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCri 17,198§ IIANGHBSTER EIVENINQ HERALD, MAN)mESnB^ CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 17,19S» PAGE Hitler, Fuehrer of Germany-Austiia Garbo and Stokowski REPORT IS MADE stead of jn the evening, at tha houM A B O U m W N STATE RED CROSS ^ the rector, Rav. Harold R. Keen. BIG CATHOUC PARLEY ■Mapping ^ h e News- way with Mr. Ferris o t th* Stafford BUILDING T O T A Ij There remain ta tha town St de- TOLLAND Spring* .Police Barracks u tte BOliON TAX COUil Deny They Are Married ON ^ L E S S CHECKS CSilsf Roy Oriswold Is planning Itaquenta ta thr.mattar of old aga guest spealMr. A profitabl* ^ to meet with Paul Orrini of No. 2 assUtance tax paymenta. tax ool IN MILWAUKEE SOON A nother S t Tollud Grange wtn sponsor a flhm wu tte raatilt company and Charles O’Connor of HOLDS CONFERENCE , MAKING ADVANCK lector Mark H. W. HUM Mya. Ha ^atrick^s Mrs. John H. Moal* spsnt Tuu- O H S T A irC O I No. 1 company to name committees has turned theae over to a grand public Setbuk party at. the Ck>si- day u gusat o t ralatlvu^lfi Hart­ IUm Uo, n a|r. Huch 17— (AP) •band ebe wanted to eee it before it to arrange for the anniversary cele- juror for attantioo. ThoM erho ar* Nfitional <8odal Airtion Confer- munlty House Friday evening'' ford., ■ - • '>i<}ntm d «ito, the a e t r ^ ukI Leo* [▼aniahed, pirathMi of the fire department. deftaltaly unabla to pay wUI have Mice To Be Held In Wiecon Mnds Ireland Divided Marc^lS. Mrs. Hsnry Labonta Hr.' u d Mrs. Walter Pearson of Nfimcd EgeentiTg At Amalfl bay abowed a patch of Aboit 20,000 Fergus Have poM Itokowekl. the AH Chapters Represented A t their cage* attended to by the aeleeV B in May 1 T o May 4. , chalrmu with her committee are Hartford ware guests of Tolland tion Mectiiic Ye___ ym phony I through the windowa of the li­ To date, local authorities have re­ Penmts In State Rose Aboye (Mieatro, aeid today that they were men, and theae may hatge tha tax pluning for a large number to be friends, Mr. u d Ur*. Oscar A. Msnehegter M«n SpMkcri brary and at the foot of hlfb diffa Exhausted Their Benefits ceived seven applications from abated. Other* who are deter- Leonard recutly. jM t idanning iSs'lnatTyt on which the eilla ia perched. There Hartford Gathering; Na- Under th* patronage of the Most pruent u evening of muclf social Manchester youths who are desir- rained to dodge payment wlU have R*v,.8amu*l A. Stritch, Archbishop f'- n m the cooductbr aad then the waa a pauae.. Janoary Despite Short to have a day of reckooiiig. enjoyment. Prisu are to be award­ Elected to membarahlp on tte i I oui of enterhig CX!C camps for the ed u d r^reohmuts oerved. . ODD SCHOOI. VEHIOLBII 'llwadieh lU r recelred reportera in Then ahe explained that Btokcw- But New Cases'PQe Up. coming camplT,g period. Further Charle* C SeUen waa tn Kaw of th* Milwaukee Archdloceae, Mil­ eeuUve’oommittu o f tte tipnal Officers Speakers. Mrs. Marion Jonu h u returnM '“Im library of the andent yiUa where akl waa duly *'a Mend who haa aeen applications may bs filed with Se­ Month, Surrey Shows. London on'buslneaa Wedneaday. " waukee wUl play boat to the Na­ Salmon, Ida.— (API—Idaho h u cut T u Odleeton* AsoodatiM , they have been raeatipninp for three much and offered to ahow me aome lecting Agent Albert Behrend at Walter a Hewitt attandad a YD from Now York C3ty where she bu tee oldest and tee newest modu ot tional CateoUe Social Action Con been spu'dlng. several weeks with ita unual sesston yaster(hv of the beauty of the world.” Hartford, March 17.— (A P ) — I the Municipal bulldbig. banquet ta WUUmantle Saturday ■ <*001 transportation. « Hartford, Anthony A. llaMKlmL ‘T have never beer about much ao* ferenM from May 1st to May 4th. her daughter u d other relatives. ' fltokowaki dented flatly they con- Approximately 30,0(X> indlviduale'^in 'HarUord, March 17.—(A P)— Al­ evening. * A covared wagon taku pupUs to Bolton T u Oolactor, w a a b M O tw '" t optlmiaticaUy accepted hla offer.” most exactly on the second aiml- Deaplte the fact that it Is the Aceordtag to.plana which were dis- Mrs. Mary Healy returned Wed-; ;tam|4ated marriage, and then left Connecticut have exhauated their Frindpal Edson H. Bailey and The Hebrorr-Oongregatlonal choir do*ed at a recent meeting of th* ■ <*ix>l at Lahmi. Many ot team hy hto ooneagiiu In tte — rfltottoft"'' tte room, aaying Oarbo would be liie willowy, alren of the acreen vice principal Oiester. U RoUnsdn veraaty Of the start of the great shortest .month and has two holi­ la sponaortrig a public card party nesday from St. Petersburg, Flori­ luve horns bafort (lasdlght rsturn complained bitterly that ahe had beiMflta under unemployment eom- executive committee, this confer da, where she was guest for six T u Oollector Samuel NatooiiL-Jr,. aC’i tiiare in a moment. of the High school f g ^ y left for flood, a two>^y disaster prepared- days, February produced a larger to be held at the bonie of Mr. and wU) be one of tee largest Ohd after dark. - ’ Muchester wu praaut at IMlV Been little even in Italy becauae of pensatlhn insurance since paymente neas conference for all Connecticut Mrs. Albert W. HUiUng Thursday weeks at tee hom e,^ her brother School chUdren at nearoy Sbopp She'entered; wearing a blue curioua crowda. wrerb first made In January, Mies the New Epglmnd Baikptban tour­ volume of gliding permlti ta Con-1 A ^ . significant Catholic convoca. meeting, at which on* of tte ansfla)!^: .gahardlne auit, yellow aweater arid nament In Providence 'tMs morning Red Croea chapters opened today at , There wlU be tablaa tor Aaron Courrier an^ ltn .' Gotirrier. ar* drawn acroaa te* Salman river "I wiab I could be otherwiae but I Helen Wood, executive director nectlcut thM January, altoorlgh the UaoB ever to be held in tee United Tollud Grang* held the regular «ra w u Saleotmu Richard MfiettBS'. Hue acarf. Nervoualy fingering a said today. at 10180. ,, • the old State Houae here.- States. It to expected teat more ta Uriel cogu to roach tealr cjaoa- ot teto town, who to atoo ■miiitlig ' cannot", ahe aald with a throaty total valuatiM of tae F• «.w..awe,y e ^ a r y per- prwe - i ceeds win w$M go towarda paying for_____ an meeting Tu'eaday aveatag- at tee rooms. pair of black glovea, ahe add: aigh refhiniacent of her moviea. “I H oover, Inasmuch aa the bene­ The conference brought together mlta waa eubetanOally lower than electric o r m blower fw'th^chimdi. than SOfifi-UatboUcs will come a* •aoretaiy ot tte Oonnsetieut I ■■gni'' I John'.DlSalvo, proprietor of the delegates from ail parts of the Community Houu with forty mem­ CBiy want to be let alone." don’t like thia.” fits w^re figures on the first three- ta the same roOni many of thoae- that.1... of permlti I.- Iissued J .ta A,..the .cor--I j auv churchUAIU - people______have_____ been ____ aecu-_ bers present The evening program of MunidpalltlM, and who # ~ ^ ■** ' ‘ Oarbo aaid ahe waa ao alarmed by “Marriage?” / ahe muaed. ’T quarters of 1937 It is- possible, Mias tailor aUpp at 677 Main streeL last whp,” two years ago, directed relief United Statee and from Canada to More th u 5,000,000 homu In tte aubjert o t tte Laagus^ responding month of 1937, according miilattag a Vund for purpose w u on Safety driving on te* high­ Bnglud now have elactriclty. “cruel eventa happening in the woddn’t know. There aeema to be Wood indicated, that some- who I night aniprtalned a party of 35 at Tor’ the tbousandi of flood refugMs to the monthly building survey tek- for soma time. The blower srlll participate ta the activities of , the ing Ita fimetlens to te* '■i world today” that ahe thought.. Ita a law that govema all our actiona worked during the laat quarter may I his home at 34 Emerson street, the On March 17, 1936, the Connectl-, ep by the Dephrtmrmt of Sales and probably coet ta the neighborhood conference. v 'beauty m l^t not laat much longer ao I never make plana.” a, still receive benefits, which. If they occasion tMng hla birthday. cut river appeared to be dropping'' Traffic Development of the New of 3200 or $300. It is understood More than 150 of the country’s r ' i are eligible will be paid In April. from Its crest of 21.3 feet. On the Haven Railroad and made public that about half the required amount most outstanding clerical and lay \ '1 They must have worked up to Jan­ ****• Max Bengs and* beiv son, next day, the greenwoods dam In today by W. J. Landon, sales and haa already been met .leaders will d ls * ^ tee principles uary 1, Mias Wood added. Carl Mlchaeli of Pitkin street! have for the brtagtag about of a <2hria- New Hartford broke, and on March «,.rv.u t.iA.- Monday waa a bad^day for mo- The - exhauatitoh of 30,(KX> cases acj^ved home after a month's vsea- 10, the C>)nnectlrut river had reacb- tlan Soclal~hrter. These speaker# iURLEY ANNOUNCES does not necessarily mean, Miss itfon at Miami Beach, Fla. Mrs. eo 31 feet. will Include reprqNntattve* - from Wqod’’ cautioned,'- that the load la I Bengs has as ^er guest her sister, llnei^Bhowed that the total valu* of ^ S u * 's ie g ^ * 2 n jir t ? erieT business, from labor, from govern- The conference that began today mantal life, aad from tee Church. necessarily materially decreased be­ I Mrt* Ia D. CiLr^ll of BAlUmore. is one o f many such meetings be­ i t cauae liew cases are cimatanUy be­ Employers, workers, reprtaenta- BUILDING PLANS I Md. Thpse who have not secured ing held throughout the -country m cipAilU®® in r6Dru®iy w®® #1(90X)*| <1av tth* Dwww DEATHS ing added. I their tickets for the bridge u d 844 an Increwe of $224,5W over the “ Jkera’^' S ^ S J r iif ^ ’ SwJ tives of tee governmnit, lay and Noor does , the discontinuance of an effort to prepare Red Cross chap- clerical exponents of Catholic social fashion show -t Bond HoUl. teis for Immediate aotien when dis­ payments necessarily indicate the I Saturday, should get in touch with ATV* ToT? 1937, tota^tOt®J o/*ta.‘ O f tn® «me Bftin® torn' COln* I T* |m * »m “*M P~»*<**»'3to flam* ae----- ^ ^ oS. laachingtMdbtag — all wUl consider the aster breaks. WALTER LOEITGENS Individual! have gone back to work, Mrs. Bengs who baa a few remain­ munlUea $3,48^9M or $$$$,178 on th* rasd at ams of tee economic simtem of State Official Declares Insth Miss Wood said. The benefits have ing unsold. This aodal event la be- Among those present today wno, > ta tee light of Christian aimply been used up for this year-.- I tag sponsored by the alumnae of two years ago led flood., relief, were *? h . monte*. ^ «*• «sSd.^P- Sty. andST justice. Mlaa (3race L. Cook, Red Cross field hi 1? P*"*'*- combined with the and if aaatstaneb la still needed it Oiancellor Adolf HlUer Is shown (right) with AuatrU’s ChtneeUor Arthur Seysi-Inquart (left) when [Trinity College, Washington, D. C. The general theme. ”A Christian ' tadon For F e e b le -M e d DIES T ^ MORNING falls to other public agencies ahe representative for the state; Miss tow?.,^^th Harttort af K e a d of Bodol Order—tee Acme of Democ- declared. Der Fuehrer made bU formal appearance In Vienna. HlUer referred to Seysx-Inquart aa ’'Governor of Helen S. Foote, executive secretary th* Hat with permits valued at SJ racs'". will be amplified and dl»r Austria,” putUng him on the same level as governors of German dlstHcts. The General Welfare Center will Will Cost Fonr Millions. Oreateet lisad. This picture was telephotoed meet at the East Side Rec tomor of the local chapter, and Edward K. $ 2 $ p 5 . Stamford « d ^ t Hprt- e a c a ^ J^rtiSTtajS^. b u t ^ s ^ cussed ta general meetings, sectlon- Th* OwalHy ^ Manta In The greatMt coottnuous claim from Vienna to London where It w'as radioed to New York. row night at 8 o’clock. Roberta, Ita disaster chairman. T™** second and third respec- ,^aB allghtly h u rta ^ h s waa ahakaa ai meettagB, aad ta small group dls- load coma In the week ending Feb. The principal Speaker today waa cuaelooa A staKIe social o r^ r will One Of Town’s First Anto- In kniMinn — . . “ P- ^ WTscker cam* out from WU- Another St. Patrick’s day bring# the 300-yur.old split between tee Flrat Nationat StorM It 12. when 72,000 tndividuala were . . . . , "Tbe Manchester Girl Scout Drum Maurice Reddy, assistant national be emphasized as a ^ egtia rd ' ■’Hartford. March,. 17— (A P) — eligible for checks. Continuous ish war, which, be said, threatened catloo of power poltUcs" and add' paSll“ w r t h " S V ^ r a ' ^ ^ ^ th. car to a gar. agstast te* undemocratic principle* protestut north o t Irelud u d the CateoUc south Uttle nearer settle- to leave Spain at the mercy of Italy denied that Leslie Hore-Bellaha, war and Bugle Corps will hold a re- director of Red (2ros8 disaster serv­ always HIGH — yat PubHc Worka Cpmmiaaioner Roberrt mobOe Dealers, Former claim is defined as a person' who etl: mtaister, and a member of the Na- hearsal tonight at the State Ar- of Communism and Fascism. Th# menL WhUe DeVolera of Irelud (formerly Irish Free State, te* . A. Hurley will build a new Inatitu- and Germany and make Gibraltar ice. Tomorrow’s conference will be Porter, a eoclal south) parleys In London u d the union of north u d ibute to broach­ FftICIS ar* LOW. haa mads origiiial appifeatlon con­ ”By those assurances that Czecho- tlonal Uberty Party, had resigned, moiy. ' directed by Miss Roberta Morgan, two great oiaae meetings rylll tell of r ttan'for the feehle-nilnded In South- tinues to file claim for benefit untenable for the British Empire. Slovakian frontiers would not bs ■ Neither the government nor the *" ^o*’*' ®*ty, spent the the Church os the patron and cham­ ed again, lUater (tee north) hu made It clear teat sht wuta non$ of bury to eoet not wiore than $4,000,- disaster case supervisor for the rtfjrfn’r m S miSi’ r'"**'*"*'* •* the home of her moth such a union. Irelud’s tariff flghtt with ^ l u d aad Ita tatenial Game WaiBen, Passes. Approximately 137.000 claims for Backed By A ray violated, solemnly given, and more opposlUon, however, had given open I The American Legion Drum and national organization. pion of genuine Dmoeracy, and of 000, it waa announced today after a support to recent. suggesUons----J . ■*---- —— — - ijrum ana S itain ’ P’ ° “ *** Porter. te* aoetol, moral and economic op­ trade barriers atiU are causing hardships. This map shows tte divi­ benefits have been received to date. The dapper Jewish war secretary than Once repeated, we nqturaUy icent suggestions from Bugl* Corps wlU hold a practice ses- Tomorrow afternoon. Governor George Montgomery and famUy kog, Joint meeting of Oovembr It is eatimatefi that about 88 per expect the German government to various sources ‘ portunities which present them sion of tee coontry u d the ebiof products of Ita various regions. Carad ^ M C k «^ the truateea of the liuUtutlon la believed to have the backing of '"Vr, if“ “ i “ *• ■‘ • ‘b Annoiy tomorrow Cross will meet mayors of all Oonr w u ih i.S ir ' ***'^ rnoved from the place owned Walter E. Luettgana, waU known cent of the claimants are eligible, abide, and If Indeed they desire to be broadened to give Itit a National |I night.night Ths Sons of Legion will also ■elves ta American Itf* for tha at­ SUA aad the atate building fund alloca- the army general staff, which he re­ nectlcut cities for a disaster pre­ * r p Pt**” ** **• Port, to the Basest Smokncl Hama former resident, recenUy of Vernon, Mlaa Wood aaid. cenUy reorganized under ths youth­ ace peace matatataed, aa I earnest­ tainment and retMnment of genuine “ 2Se Uen committee. The load dropped for the week were thU t h e n * * * « thl, Urne. paredness conference at the State nr *•'“ * ” * ’^ones street owned by Democracy. spudtag several days vtolting with Ruth HePhsaraon u d son AD u re­ fi- - The declalan to proceed at once on dled^at 1:40 a. m. today at the Me- ful General Viscount Gort ly hope they do, there ia no quarter ported ta 1 ^ survey, enjoyed ta- jjlaa Delay White. The Montgom- ending Feb. 19 to 71,000 and for the in Europe where It la more vital Capitol. creases in building permit valua- ■------™ friends u d relatives ta town... turned to Andover Tuesday after the cottage type plan of the gover- mbrtal boapital foUowlng a brief Hore-Belisha, It was said, natu­ Mr. Reddy discussed Red pross erys have eight chfldren. STEAK COD FmaK ShbuldBfg »■ I8c week of Feb. 28 to 89,000. Th* rally sympathlM with the plight that undertaUnga Should be scrupu- ' tlons ta February aa compared with John earlier who h u beu con ■pending several montte ta Florida lMr*a a p e ^ commiaaioa waa reach­ ea. The immediate cauae of total for the following wee|c, March Sinclair, be tavlt«d Into the CaM- disaster pelief policies and coopera­ the second month of 1987. These fined to his home ta Stafford by lU ed after a three-hour conference of ths .Jews In Austria. loualy respected.” net ' ’“ ^ -m a d e food# Saturday morning at death waa a cerebral hemorrhage. 5 was 65,000 but for last week the There waa no other indication, tion with other'community agencies. were Danbury, Derby, Hamden. neu for tee pu t several wuka to FUfSH rAN a MHAFtO and Oommlaaioner Hurley will pro­ Mr. Luettgeha waa bom in Ger­ reported drop was but 1,000 or to Chamberlain Is believed to be On the othei hand, there wras In- “ ** of ths J. W For the last 10 yeara, be said, Hartford, Naugatuck, New Britain, STAFFpmPRINGS able to be out again. 2 - 1 9 e ------LB AVIRAC. ceed at once to draft plana aad fully supported by the majority of however, of a definite BriUsh policy FOWL ,V SaiCTED many 85 yeara ago and came to tbla 64,000. towrard the Caeehoslovaklan ques­ formal talk among Parllamentaiy I . a . story. In addition 'there have been an average of 91 Stamford, Stratford, Toirington, GILEAD Mrs. A. Belangei of RockvUl* t a a L P « * * « “ 2 9 C 1 apcciflcationa. country, with bis parenta when 6 Haa Uttle tjia Cabinet In bis dealre for cau- Laborites of jotal^ with the Lib- J* ragular Una of foods they West Haven and Wetharafleld. HIGIMPARK “T have been told to build a $4,- Affect tion. despite urgent French appeals disasters eacl. year. Rev. J. Gartond Waggoner, pas­ sput some time vtolting with yean old. He had Uved in Man­ Although It Is reported that re­ Uon over Czechoslovakia anci de­ erals and other elements favoriftg a I ^ • supply of Scotch Ha pointed to the financial'atablll- Comparative building permit data MBdIyaad MaWafials 000,000 plant," Commlaaioaer Hur- termination not to burn hi* fingers for a united rrttneh-British frrat I short -bread, bead e b a ^ aad other tor of the Community church of friends u d relatives ta town this HADDOCK Carad LB chester since early numhood and lief administrators in some of the policy of coUecUve security to form ty of the Red Cross and explained forlor reoruary,Fenniary, iwao.1938, anaand forror Febru^Fenru,i Hebron Orange. No. I ll, held Its Storra, u d student putor of te# week. Mari* B. Brieaoa, tee principal of Lean Ends Iw aaid. “We won't go higher than for over 80 yean .conducted a bicy­ smsiler towns In the state have over ^psln. Thus far be has avoid­ Being Oonaldered a united opposition to the govern­ specialties. Those who desire their ary, 1987, were reported ta tee New regular meeting at the QUead Com tea Connecticut Instituta of Halr- Caned Beef $4,000,000 aad w* probably can that national appeals for aid were Connecticut State college will be the cle and spoillngs gooda eatabilsh- Indicate that payments of benefits ed definite commitment to support Prime Minister Chambeiiata In a ment. contributions called for should dial Haven’s survey aa foUows: munity hall Tuesday evening dreaatag of Hartford, w u tha niesH LB i t btdd it for leaa.’;.. The united opposition then would avoided as mdc$ *■ possible. speaker at tte third session of the ment on Main stnet, branching out have lightened their load, tbla ex­ Czechoslovakia agataat possible Ger­ House of Commons debate Said the The last national appeal wa* MM'' guest speaker at tee Girto? dub 7 e n e commiaalon^beaded by Cbarlea into the automobUe business. He man aggression, despite the urgings question of Czechoslovakia was re­ seek to force the Cniamberlata mta- aty '^5S^| W«hl5.gltea„ sttandmre. oi Ccunty Religious Training Institute MiddlB Ribs Caned Baaf A. Moaer, Stamford, baa prepared perience haa not been reflected lo­ spring during the Cblo voUs: flood, 1988 at the Methodist church, Stafford meeting this week. She gave the nUred a few yean ago and moved cally. of France. \ ' ' ceiving "moat careful considera­ letry to go to the country on Ufe ■nis Manchester Green Commun' Bridgeport .$147,456 $164,660 followtag program waa ANDOVER girls timely tafonnation on the car# ground plana for an inatltutlon with to- Vernon. tion.” Issue of its foreign policy. ,lty dub will hold Its weekly set­ when $35,000,000 was spent Ex- _ Bristol Springs. Friday night at 7:46. William T. Ryan, superintendent But it was consider doubtful he pendlture of this sum, be said, jUus- . 11375 106,014 Preeentad by Worthy Lecturer MMs of the hair, emphulztag the two 0 0 cottagea and main 'buildings eatl- Orest Cydiat. of the local welfare department, would be able to wtthnand the out­ The prime mtalater's declilon to It was probable the Laborites back party tomorrow night at ( Danbury .:. . 18,730 State Pollcemai. George H. Fer­ GuesU of Mr. u d Mra L. B. dad to coat about $4,000,000. would welcome the help of Anthony trated the Rqd Cross policies ta re- "When Yoii ris of tbs Stafford Springs bar­ Whitconjb Sunday were: Mr. u d Important points ta relation to fem­ It 'wss Walter Luettgens ability aaid unemployment compensation cry likely to follow the resignation continue bis policy of non-interven­ o’clock la the Green school aasem Derby i ...... 5,076 inine ooiffuru: 1. caeanUneu. 3 "Oommiaaloner Hurley had axe as a bicyole rider that brought him Eden, Chamberlain’s foreign secre­ Uef. l 10MO rt"* * Maggie” by racks, spoke before th* members of Mrs. Gordon Whitcomb u d son O t o W i insurance hasn’t "had the slightest of such s key minister ss Hore- tion in Spain won the support of bly hall. Three playing prizes wlU East Hartford . 14,$18 * “ esstag game, referring Artistry. Marguerite Hermanaon, a doubt that aa to the wiadom from New Jeney 'to Coonectlcut tary who resigned over the policy of be awrarded the wlnnera. Of the total, be said, about $3,- Greenwich .., 162,800 the Tollud Gruge In Tolland, Bruce, Mr. u d Mra Bujamta El­ of anendlng ao much money on thia affect on Hartford’s relief load." Bellsba. Commons by a vote of 817 to 141. student at the school, accompanied and It. waa his dealre to keep in In some ways, Mr. Ryan explained The vrote wras on a strategic oppo­ l-argalnlng with Europe’s wetators,' 309,000 was spent for rescue work, Hamden ...... 49,270 * ^ ’222 ??**"■• ‘'«*etoiy of SL Jfat Tuesday night, his topic was "High­ more and daughter Jean, Miss Doro­ O O I D M I D A l iaatitution in view of requests from May Recall Baldwin. and Winston Churchill, war-tlms and ahelter; $4,773,0()0, food and way Safety.” Mr*. Ericson, u d gave two courtasy condlUen that reaulted In hla mak­ it haa been detrimental becauae sition maneuver to adjourn because Mrs John nckles of HoU street Hartford ■.... . 181,205 179AB* ^ ^ “ *^ *’*'*» Way; thy Stickles u d Mr. Whitcomb sU waves to members of tee club who the Veterans Home O>mmlssion and ing hU home In Manchester Instead Competent sources said there waa First Lord of the Admiralty, but clothing: $928,OCr, medical and nurs­ Mancbeeter , Ptano accordion aoloa “Peg Of My of Rocky HIU. PILLSBURY’S other groups which expect'to share anyone receiving compensation can­ of the Cabtaet’a policy of "perpetu­ haa teselved a copy of the AUlaace . 30383 Mr. u d _Mrs. Emil Foueber of were preoent, explaining te* work *1S,* » 5 c o'f .Hartford, where he was em- not bo put on WPA. a growing demand for the recall to al drift” there waa no known assurance they ing care; $5,757,000 buUdtag and re- Meriden ; ...... 113,635 868310 "Pe8»y OTTeU" pMyed Stafford are' oarent. of a daughter A special service w u held at the • in the $14,000,000 buUdlng fund. political activity of . "Honest Stan", would get It. (Ohio) fUvrlew, giving' aa account meuwblle. Club memliers wan ploy4d on coming to Connecticut. "Payments, as far as the local -(The French Cabinet accepted of the annual oo-ed prom of Mount pair to bousas; $6,776,000, restora­ Middletown . 5390 °***'* Warner; horn at te* Johnson Memorial hospi Congregational church Sunday FINAST FAMILY . Mr. Huiley had stated recently 'The Columbia bicycle was being Lord Baldwin, who iretlr^ after *«*«'*” read ^ particularly impressed by laboratoiy OLD HOMESTEAD welfare problem la conoemed,” Mr. assuruicea from Britain of naval Union OoUsge. Her dsugbtar, Mlaa tion dfgfoods; $589,000, agricultural Naugatbek .. . 33,450 tal, Wedneaday morning. morning. The subject appropriate reports on specific products offered PASTRY •ISs^BPe that be also doubted that the com- manufactured in Hartford when Ryan said, “haven’t even scratched King George’s coronation last May. rehabUltatlon; . $458,000, occupa­ New Britain .. . 118,546 to the L«nten season w u "OutUna ^^S9c adaaion plan could be carried out Lord BiMwrln ia known to have help should Italian and .German Esther Pickles, who-la a junior, was Mr. u d Mra. Charles Letts have for sale today. Theae were ^ven Mr. liuattgens came ben. He had the surface. armed forces in Spain menace general chairman and also ring- tional reliabUltatlon. New Haven ... . 84,470 153’u f •*"* "w K b Iriah returned to iheir home In ProiU' of the Life of Jesus ta Scripture u d within the amount avallabla for the raced ia New Jersey and New Tork been in contact, with EMen recently. MANY MANCHESTER FOLK **^g****ed by without prejudice, for tee visiting Last week howsver, lAbor Com­ French colonial communications, taaater of tha circus psrformancs New London . 2,600 dues, IVaI.,- after vIMttag with Mrs Song.” The service w u conducted gouthbury home. state and being exceptionally good Now, It wras understood, both ex- Norwich ...... 33 842 on tee secordlon. speakers were sponsoring no prod ■SOOKSIOi - rANCT n iS H missioner Joseph M. Tone, admin­ and dropped proposals to open its . 11,044 W. V. O’Dell in Staffordvllle. ‘ by the Rev. William B. Tutlllll. uct commercially. The basis of ‘W e have no figures on the cost as a road racer, which meant push­ pfemler David Lloyd George, who South Norwalk 336'4051 -a^ *'** ***X* **een received In town FROM NEARBY FARMS istrator of the Unemployment Com­ Spanish frontier to arms snd men SEE N. Y. FLOWER SHOW working tar«ung with ' 39,766 Mtos Martea Belcher of Framing­ Mias Amy Rudsll sang a solo ”0 their talk u d demonstration w u Iv'. yet," Mr, Hurley said. “Wq will ing a bicycle oyer from 15 to 25 left London today for the Riviera, FEDERAL RUIUHNG JOB . Stamford . 179,400 S8'620 vr * "^^i,*^****** Martin, born to EGGS pensation Insurance AcL announc­ and Winston. Churchill, key merd- to aid ths hard-pressed Spanish her. Tbs building wras decorated to ham, Mao*., has. been spending a Muter, Workmu of tee Race.' one of jieoltb u d arttotic design I'f;' build what we can.” He stated also miles of roads as they existed In ed that about 33,000 unemployed government.) .Stratford ...... 179,400 45 000 Arthur loleib of Marl- Trumpet solos were rendered by .that the commission's plans were those days and hla ability to finish ber of Britain’s World War cabi­ reaemble a tent, the spectatora sat ’Porrington 1S3071 thorough at tee Windham Ooittmu- few days with her parenta Mr. u d only. Mre. Ericson closed her part persons have obtained work (n the The proposal of Cbamberlata’a' Among the Manchester people . 13,910 Mrs. William Belcher on Stafford WUllam Perrett o f tee Muebester HINFIILO SILKTID *^rellmlnary.’ ^ ahead of nearly alt of the other rtd- atate since January 1. nets, are planning to discuss mat­ on ths hleaeheni and the clowns RIDS ARE REQUESTED >W*terbury ... . 55300 60300 n‘ty Memorial boroitaj ta WllUman- of the program with u invitation ters with Eden In the south of "Keep Out of Spain” policy by Who took advantage of the "Flower and otberi. performers of a typical street. Solvation Army Bud. Special to tte club members to visit the GUARANTEED The allocation board which con- era, attrketed attention. When he Commissioner Tone based his es­ west Hartford 156,021$ 435,201435.201 M a«A 18. ^Mrs. IsMIb hymu were also sung by tee choir. EGGS Commons, and French assent rer 2 won fln t. place and the time prise France, where he la vacationing. circus aad la appropriate ooetumes, waa Miss Hazel Porter before her Mrs. Spencer Bradwsy of West school u y time, u It is open for ifata of the governor, Mr. Hurley timates on 33,167 “ accession rs- moved the poselblllty of any Imme­ Show Special" train yesterday to West Haven . 19,027 14,708 Mr. u d Mr*. E. C. WlUtoomb in the E'ltxabeth, N. J., road race port.s” filed by employers with the Both Lloyd George and-Churchill attend the Silver Jubilee ahow at put on a program that pleased ev- Postmaster Thomas J. Quish Wetherafleld . 18,250 marriage and she lived ta Ollead. Stafford accompuled by her aon inspection. aad Finance commissioner Eklward diate direct Franco-Britlah action qiybody. 16,650 from Branford. Conn., spent the FANCY ®ROOKSIDI T. Hall made nc apecifle allocation there were many offers made to him Labor Department Not all of have been mentioned as possible the Grand Ontral Palace, Newj Offers Specifications , For WUHmantlc .. 600 3,375 Joseph Barraaao, oldest aon of Qrril of Springfield have returned Andrew. Bengtson of Gardner to tide for different bicycle manu- ministers tn any Cabinet that might to halt Faaclst-Nasl assistance to Mr. and Mra. Joseph Barnaso, en foUowlng a short visit with Mr. u d day. Friday, with Mr. u d Mrs. L. CREAMERY R 0 y 5 Of funds for the institution, Mr. those hired, Mr. Tone explained, the Spanish Insurgents. York, were: Mlaa Bernice Lydall, Floor Reconstruction. B. Whitcomb. strut oslebratad hto 91st birteday facturen. were full time buj he Indicated the eventually replace Chamberlain’s. Mrs. Marion Lane, Mre. Marion All grdupe of the Wesleyan Guild tored tha Hartford luMpltal Wed­ Mra. W slt^ Scott ta Woonsocket, yesterday, enjoying a birthday par­ butter Moser declared. He said that the He accepted a place with the Col­ Political authorities said that a Making a plea for thia policy, will combine la a monthly buataeaa nesday ntorntag at two o’clock aad R. I. Hr. u d Mra. Msloom Tbompeon ty pluned for him by memben of Department of Public Works wui go trend was encouraging. Rowe, Mra. Edward J. Murphy, Mrs. of Hillstown spent Sunday with Mr. umbia company In Hartford and The commlisionir 'said that the §*“ “ “* which Chamberlain Chamberlain told Comrnona not to Bertha* Jlllison, Mra CAarles Ken­ meeting Monday evening at 7:45, at Postmaster Thomas J. Qulsb to­ waa operated on for appendicitis at Joseph Psradlso of West sUeet, hlB family—of which there are ahead with plans and apectUcatlons. became a member of the Hartford "burn our fingers” on Spain hut to HEBRON nine o’clock. 'Tbompaon's mother, Mrs. Ads L. “We don't anow yet how much it pickup in _employment eame In Feb? nedy, Mra. James H. McVeigh, Mrs. the South Methodist church. Mias day Invited bids for exterior paint­ b u been spending sometime in Bos- m u y In Muebester, u well u in RIN SO 2 ^ Wheel club, which waa In those would be Inevitable If foua out of continue hpn-taterventk>n to "beat ______Lyttle will lead the devotions ing and floor repairs of the poetof- lon. Thompson. wU. . coet" Mr. Moaer stated. "Our ruary and In the first days of John G. Mahoney, Mrs. George Bel- I John Lyman o t Marlborough to HIghlud Pork. Two fine birthday days one of the best known bicycle March. For those five contecuUvre hla 22 ministers resigned. serve peace, best serve the cause of fley building. Bids for the work are Tha aBtlra community was sad-1 vtolting at the boms o t hto aan, Mr. And Mre. Ephrism Miras Twenty-two people enjoyed s talk cakes were the center of attractloh. plan was approved In principle and freedom ” lows, Mra. Robert Johnston, Miss .Belledna Nelson will sing. clubs In the country. In Hartford weeks "acceaslon reports” averaged They said that .the Conservatives’ Faith Lyman of TalcottvlUe, Mlaa | ^ talk will be given by. the to'be submitted sealed and In triplH dansd when It was learned that Merman Lfirman. bsvs returned to their home on Gold 'Guiding Adolescents” glvu by Mr. Bengtaon Is well known around ■auhetance but not in detail, for we he teamed up with Robert Alexan­ only chance of winning such an He ciiaracterizdfi aa “only ru­ Miss Helen Roberts of the Tollud IV O R Y SO A P 6,200 ^ week, he said. Madeline'Smith, Mra. Edward BaU, speaker. Rev. Truman Wood- cate bv 2 p. m. April 20 at the local A. o ™ b «, street after spudtag five weeks ta these ports. For many years be was must cut our garments to the cloth. der, Connecticut’s leading road race election in the face of growing La­ mors” reports of fresh foreljm rein-, poetofftce. ' County Farm Bureau, Monday eve­ We will start on the aervice build­ $Irs. .WUllam CrocketL Mr*. Thom- ^ OoogregaUonal Havana, Cub^ They were accom­ employed by Cheney Brothers. He rider. Harry Fay, a bicycle rider bor-Liberal movement toward a forcemenls to tne taaiirgents, whUe The* specifications Of the work whose horn* waa close by t^e He- her brother and ristor-hJlta!?. Ifr ning, at the Paru t Teuhers meet­ received numerous gifts, some of ing, the water and sewer systems united Opposition front would he to Halifax said an taaunent victoiy as Dannaher. Mrs. Harold Puter. A I Hartford, on the sub­ panied by Miss N u cy Abets also ot living In Manchester and working CABINET REVOLT SEEN number attended earlier ta the i*®t, ”My Rock and My Salvation, call for exterior painting and con­ bron-L«banon line, bad succumbed j aad Mrs. J. Banks Jonas, Gold strut. ing. At the close, of the meeting them coming from Boston, from APPLESAUCE and the main building first.' in Hartford, became acquainted recall Lord Baldwin and then rally •'wrould not necessarily be agataat struction of two exp^uion joints In to on attack of streptococcua tafso; George Gatoton aad aon. Morti- refreshments were served. all'government supporters under his tlie interaata” of Britgin.- week, the exMblt being Monday to I Woodward Is always well worth Mrs. Sabra Blssonetts' of Paw- Rhode Islud, u d one all the way The work has just been put m with Mr. Luettgens and as It was hearing and It la hoped many will the main work room of-the poetof- Uon, from which be had bean auf- "Jrt. and brother, William . O eto ^ Word hu been received of exten­ from Rockford, III. the bands of Alan A. C. Krause, about a 10 mile ride from the fac­ banner. Chamberiain admitted hla policy Saturday tactualve. tucksL R- I., has been vislUng her IF BRITISH PREMIER Those who have bee% taking m avail themaelves of this ppportun- flee. Speclflpatlons 6f the job may fertag atac* laat Saturday. He waa ” Moodua, were buataeaa Paltor* at sion of Rural Rout* 3 from tee- lo­ chief ari^tect under Mr Hurley, tory to Manchester Mr. Luettgens Under Oaodltlans! Of bargaining, with dictator.; waa be obtained at the office of Post- stotar Mra. NeUle Wilcox on the cal poetotnee u d covered by Car­ TOM ATO SO U P CAMFtCU^ 3 - 2 0 c decided that would be juat about of the question now Insofar a s __ the New York ahow for a number Ity. The Asbury group will furnish taken to tte Hartford hoapltal “ • GUeafi game farm, Monday. Honsoo rood. ^ Mr. M o s» declared. Thera have'been Insistent reports fefreahments. meater Thomas J. Qulab. ' Tuesday morning, where he grew “ *'• •••'* Mr*. Herbert WUodx aad rier Charles X. F’riedrich, of some BUSY bAY OFF . Mr. Krama' plaiia and spectilca- the right distance to ride to and CONTINUES IN STAND that the four' 'ministers-Hore-Be- cussion of returning Germany’s wrar* of yeara declare that the 25th lui- Several months ago the. block WUllam' O. RockweU of G ru t lost colonies Is concerned. rapidly worse aad died that aame John, of Watarbuiy and Mr. two miles, to cover part of the An­ tiona when completed will be sub­ from work to keep |n condition. Ilsha, Macdonald, Elliot and Morri- nlveraary exhibits and decorations flooring'of -the work room expanded avenue to a patient at the Johnson dover Lake sectloo of towni About The Woodland race track waa then An oppoettlon storm was led off beggar description. There ara more, The Sewing - Circle of the Ameri-_____ day, aged 84.- He leaves hto- wife, 5 *** Mra. Roger Porter and sons o t Memorial bo^tal. Chicago—Firemu Louis Mayer SALT 13e mitted to |he Institution commlaaion ((lenttaned from Page One) Bon—stayed with Chamberlain when and heaved, and it waa found neces­ Helen. Spafford Grabber and-tour| *“ rtford were Sunday vtoltors at two-thirds of the lake residsata wUI jumped aboard when he u w hto In such condition that It served as Eklen resigned Feb. 20 only on con.dl- by the Latiorite, Oement Attlee, gorgeous displays of orchids 4nd Legion auxiliary will meet to- Joseph Kosoriek of G ru t avenue which also Is the board ol trustees who ■ asserted, ’’the cauae of the sary to construct two expansion sntoll children, all under ten yean " * bom* of Mr. aad Mr*. Merton be served, those on tee south u d truck compuy going to o fir# on for approval before bids nil) be a place to train at nights and was tlon that the prime minister’s policy rare flowers and planta than ever Ihome of joint! running from north to south addressed tte Staffordvllle firemen the' gathering place for many *aks at ia the garden scenes Niche ar-1 stocky Texan took the floor at the {u-mory by Captain James H. rate of a)>out ninety words OM lira* package V for years by the Ford Company. was a deacon ta tea Lebanon Con- J. Banks Jonas waa a f o r tte evening. A new furiiace to belal’ tastaUed rangemanta and table deooratlons ~ ,****’* ^ o® admlnlatra-- McVeigh. !A11 members who did not minute, while a fast talker will However, Family Is Safe, Her­ That he might better handle and grogaUonal church, was formerly a guest- at th* home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. aad Mra. Peri* Davto ot at the Andover Grammar School. Tornado Hits B elleville,-lit came In for much admiration, and I “ onsblUlon dollar naval axpanaioa receive their checks wUI get them dirieetor In tee Connecticut m iii» John - - ■ ------often bit a pace o t 150 ssorte a ald Learns Through Its As­ aervice the automobiles that be sold Loomto ia Wmiijiaatte, Tuea- BTaifs Junction. VL, have beu Mrs. Clarice Yeomans and Mrs. HORMIL CHfCKIN *o? 4®c he purchased property and built his one exhibit which Interested aome Profram and predicted Its passage after drill Monday night. Pleaae "do Produeera' Assodation. aM waa ] day. mtauta. sociated Priess Wires. home and garage on 185 Main of the local vlaltora to the show waa f “X m ovarwhelmtag majority, not trouble the company command­ greatly tatafestad ta all plana for HORMM. SAUSAGI V 3®c Btrect. remaining there until a few by Mlaa Helen M. TlUlnghsat of “ “ **• ■“PPorted the er during the week. the civle betterment of tee town. Vernon, who has been raising orna'-l“' * “ ? .*?• •■Ltaaty because he be- Ammunition for Opardsmen He was active ta forming th* Fearing that her brother and hla months ago when he sold the prop­ M L MAUC NMIITS 3 X .’ 37c erty and moved to Vernon. mental gourds for a number of Ileved the “one great safeguard There Is plenty of ammunition at first Young Republican club In . Leb­ taiQily. residenU of BeUevlUe, Oli- years and haa wi^ttsn the flnt ■**^*“ t Is to let ths world kntrar the armory for the small calibre anon, aad WU Its first nreatdeoL WAPPING nois, might have been casualties In For one term he was dog warden In Manchester, from October 1929 woyk on gourd gardening ever pub- we are prepared to defend our- rifle for any member of the com­ He WU also on tea axaeuttve eom- the destructive tornado which Tues­ until May 1930. During that period Uahed. selves.” pany who i^h es to shooL IT you mitto* of te* New London County T A eon w u bon ______day swept over the mld-Weat, Mrs. he proved to be one of the most ef­ ”Do you belisvs Hitler would wish to take advantage of this op- Young RepubUcue. He w u a M r . tod 5 ORANGES Clinton Fulton of 64 Russell street, ficient wardens ever .to serve the ta Austria today,” he asked. ^ »rtunlty„ get ta touch with either member of the Uberty Hfll Men’s I 5^ JS t WUllam Rou e ( this town, today sought informa­ town. Austria had hag. ths men aad equip­ ' Jeutenant Rtepben Frey or Llept- club, of the Lebanon Grange and of ^ w w tion of her relatives’ condition For a number of vears Mr. FARMHAND CONFESSES ment to have challenged ,hla en­ epant Walter Cowles. ' “American Men." Funeral urv- tbetr APPLES FANCY EATING through the Herald. A query sent Luettgens served as a Deputy Game try?" New Nop-Cem Schedule icea win be held ta tee Lebenori J ? ^ Wepptag . 1 by the Herald to the stricken area Warden in this vicinity. An en­ Hie majority leader said be would First Lleutanant Stephen Frey Congregational...... church Fridi^ at 32 i 0 „ “****»*“i>lly ^ church ~r— houas, ’ “ in — th* BALDWINS . a over an Associated' Press wire waa thusiastic sportsman and trainer " BE MURDERED COUPLE >>• hhppy C oagttat were not call­ haa compiled a new schedule for p. m. ’The Rev. H. C Champ# win *frt Monday avanhig. the weekly echool for the non-com- offlcist®. I MTe.ftDd Mrs. Edwsrd KusmU« APPLES FA N a COOKING 1 shortly answered by the BelleviUe of bird dogs, he was perhaps one of ed upon by next January to vote an (Hi.) Advocate, which atatee that the best Informed huntsman,', and even bigger armament program. mlsaloned officers of the company. The berwved famUy have tea Ponurly lived on tte EDtagton I Mrs. Fulton’s brother, Walter BoU- floherman in these perts. ' - East Montpelier. Vt., March 17.— Etadoratng the views expressed oy The new routine will commence the deepest sympathy from aU ta the •*> toft recently tor. YAP)—A 35-year-oId, ------farmhand, first session ta April. Instead of community. The Jsmlly ore weU Miami, Florida, where thay expect asetor, hla wife. Edna, and son. Al­ HU FamUy Percy .McLoud, today eoafeased. RepreaenUUve Wadsworth (R., N. ONIONS lan, are not on the tornado casualty He leaves bis wife, Mrs. Margaret Y.), artaq said ths pressure of Eu­ th* usual two subjects on the pro- known ta Hebron, living very near 1* May until about tte oecond w M Attorney General Lawrance C. RTsm, the lieutenant Jbas arranged Lbe Itae between the two towu. j ta April. list. (Richmond) Luettgens; one ton. Jonea said, that he slew the wife of i-ropean ..,,, ..populatlona — . eventually „ , .- would - - Benton street In BelleviUe, where Waiter. Jr., of. this town; three to use but'-oiWTor the biggest part . The Women’s Bridie\elub wlU T te Wapplng Church (jdnhdl aad hla emplo3rer aad a man vlaltoi at.|5?*®“ ^ ***™**Phere, the of the session, using the last part aoilt their usual .Thursday " party tte l ^ r ^ Mambar eanvaosers of TOMATOES \ ■the Bollmeiers reside, is reported ^ brothers and four aiaters. They are her farmhouse because they called I anoumo. the Advocate aa being lodated some William Luettgens of Oak" street,. him a “watchman.” I Borne cotmtrlse outUde the for a review of the driU which the this week on account of tee card tte aitfi’ual' drive h«iert of trtonda la taiead. OUT vetaraa----- win te teM Friday at 4 pt as., la-

2 2%S37c 3ts?25c M A N ia iB g ^ EVEWINO HERAED. M ANpiEafTOtJONW , THURSDAT. MARCH 17.1980

llA R K E T .M AyyasTER zvra.roo h b s a l p . M ANOnana. c o n n , t h o t b d a t , m a b c ^ n . i n s With These € Men JURORS SUMMON MEN, G, GARlBALDr^i T A f iB ^Spring Comes to W ^hington > Bernauer” and 9:30—Soldier Music, iOPENING OtOWDED Rests The Answer OPENS APRILx25 DAILY RADIO PROGRAM {SOCIAL DISEASE 3RO Rome, 740— Guest night; K AK amines more than 10.000 tlastiei gl,rt to Watch hla paUent and ke6p ;C .E . WILLIAMSON Madrid, 7:8()— Program ta Riigiiah; HUNDREDS APPEAL spdclmens yearly for doctora track of the time of treatment on a OLR P r a ^ 8—Special to N o rtu THURSDAY, MARCH 17 (Central and Eastern Standard Urns) throughout toe state. There have time clock. Complicated U fifintus Diplomau •cuny batween boma.aiid wmn „ But tb* dtpIomaU • ( « h « m m >h. '...n _ . America; YV8RC Caraeaa 8 :45— A Hiought capitals and foreign chancellories aaf only enrand boyiL %hlnd than. I »Ji**ail!L.**f***? puUere, plus Event To RutuFor Week At FIGURES been eases where Buffalo Burgeons near tht windows to the X-ray Musical trio; (fSD OSC OSB GSL rooms permits the watcher, to id- [ ilew Store Drews Maoy Cis- Europe totters ag”aln between P«aS?| a r e . t h T S i ?S ?p u U tte State Armory>\Big Shows London, 10:50’ -— Two Sketches' FOR CANCER CURe ta the middle of an operation have G. 0. P. Leider Of Fair6eld •tsflon* Wltheut prsviein n e tle ^ m found growths, which-toby did not 2***‘ ataount o f voltage used. R''®®’ w « eon' fl* nammg Each Night. . ^ NIC-WKAF (REO)^NKTWORK(RfiD)-NfiTWORK kwlTh kno^rw“„i„n. W8XK P)ttaburgb^ll:SO—DX club. JVwlIng rooms arc always crowd- tb« but oto know were malignant or not. The iM N n — Sererel N ■aaic — g»at( w»^ wnae wUo wj*r m’iomTs st ’to»r wma* weoo wrv* BETTER CONlRilL and toe radium txeatnents con­ OortntU^ 13:1 T* ^ r Brings Records To Brass vtor wr« wgr .itban «rkbh " ’ll"' kfli surgeon* c u ^ t a bit of toe llssufe^ Two big vaudevUle and ^hoyelty W M wtaia waal ydal: AldwMti TTiijrd Artide In S e ri^ Dc: sent lt;>by nrotorcyele. jnea.ienge* ^ tinue 34 hours a day bri'ause the Feilores Noted. shows to.be shown nightly at toe uS.JlI’.l’ f''® TS* •i*' wlr* katp: RELIEF CKISIS ENDS toe Institute Where ta eight minutes metal Is too predoua to' waste a , IVhat we'hav* |n ufi efi tbs Is Bed Men and G. Garibaldi Socl^: ■komo khq kpo kau; COAST—linx luHn kol ttfpyjcvl kafo kpr Paradozlcally, the fact that toe on analysla was made and toe find- -possible minute ql Its us*. of Gqd ta ths loirp of truth oari CHy For Finaodal Probe. Ctnt. EaH. ‘ Bazaar at toe State Armory toe^ o p t io n a l aTATlQNa tpoermt* later- number of cases of sj^hlUs repbrt- FDR DANBURY NEEDY scribes Inner Workings tags- phoned back to. the doctor So,me patients receive direct Uce.—Deraosthenefi. SfJISt'*!' 2" .•‘•I'kr re” or B L ^ f j f - Hsry-iitharn” . n a Popniar Food Ifarket’s big entire week of April 25 to being n*tworli*): naalo — Eaati irlia wfoa eu ta (Jonnectlcut rose from 2.458 ta While -,toe patient was kept on the xreatmenta In which the’ radium is booked by the Entertainment com­ HIdwaati wood wsl placet) ta toe cancer groarth itself., . DIES AFTHB FAlX, ' opening got under way with Waterbury, March 17—r,(AP) — wsbf wbow wabc kaoo kana, OTHBII 19S6 and to 2,760 operating table*). X ■ mittee of the brganizatlona. STATIONfi — Ctnpdlani ita 1987 ta not a dtacouragtag Indica­ Town-Sponaored WPA Proj Of N. Y. Instihitfon. After the;>treiatmMti are complet­ ' tblB morning at V o'elock. A f- Charles E. WUUamson, Fairfield Aftim all toe taforinaUdn has been Anthony P ’Uhaldo and John Rota tion toat toe disease la on toe In­ ectfia Are Rcanmed, Food ed patient^ are required to return Bridgeport, March 17.~-(AP) wnsWng thiougb yesterday af- county RepubHban leader) reported gathered it 1s dxamlned by toe in­ who have charge of toe bookings SfLII'" V * " w t f wla wjaz crease ta toe State, but 1a ratlier an for examinations at' cigular Inter­ Mr*. Margaret O. Schmidt, m and wen into the night, an announce that a ^m pleto unit of *®?® *tao wwno wcac ’’ •"I* Hawa Pariod stuffs Are Distributed. stitute's apectalista, a course of today to the county Court House, r X K Z ? ZTSr 2?"® Vab w«pl araiab wid* encouraging sign that cases are be- (E M TO B S n o t e ! This U the vals over « period of ffve years. this city, died «n i w i t a t o V ^ : ^ crew of-help bad only six professional vsudcvUle acts have * " t ; Malodlaa - aaat; treatment is decided iipon the pa­ scene of a Onmd Juiy Investgaton CZ22 ChL 1‘P'® v®*! ktlia •"0 Coneart—wear to a sertea of artiotre, ex- Meanwhile, the Institute scientists’ rents hospital.'.oftw sh* h»«i '1 ’ touches to make be* been arranged for to appear nightly ' ( Fftotab* k «k kgOjf; Mountalni ksir tag diagnosed earlier and more fre­ Danbury. March 17__ (A P ) — tient l.'i"’iAaatgneo to a doctor who .into Waterbury'a financial affaire. WW Ittar kob: Paelfle: kfbk kwg kng a.’a tr a .tl®"'''*'»00’a SerMnseeepa quently than in past years, accord- week, of ttas New coreyuUy study every c*se, seeking a third story attic window o( time this , morning. 'n » tall Darien lawyer entered the and their performance will run for a 1 Town-sponsored W P A projects were epecializps ta his or her type of can­ her home. . Police believe she atiw , ';S?~ ! ’22“ R**® •"'•♦b Hour—« to • Te<* State Instltnto'.for the cer. more knowledge and dtawtag new The newest feature of the inarket building shortly After the Grand full hour and fifteen ininutos. , Saat. [ •’ Talbot. dlrCBtor “ t foodstuffs were d a* she waa attempting to ^ I o f toe Bureau of Venereal DUeasM Study of Malignant iHsrasa la'.. conclueloha. A t SprtaiD'Ule, N. Y. "la the self\8ervlce grocery depart- Jurors reported to resume their In addition to toe profeaelonnl ‘Lt enuaectloii with, the war on can­ ’ X-ray and radium treatments are ta Mother brick building threb bed («)rta g from the wtadoi l ! j t “ ♦•to—5“®b Hush** In Csntmant tllJIrwead (heweia* ‘ J'Paztment of Health; toe ground, r *Mnt, .whlcb^pparently mi^e a de^ ddiberations. Very few persons part of toe program, an amateur 0 4 ^ I®*** •• tJH—tMwIo 5 Cilfow«y*j Orehitta— cer. Thia articie deals with the given ta thick-walled, lead lined worlwrs try out some 6if toe new ♦"•r" •'torOlsk Traoy, Oramatle — This earlier and more frequent emerged from IU re- ^jDldsd hit with' the aboppere this redqgnized him and he boarded the ahow is being put together. Ten dif­ L MtlodItR—wMt repeat Inner working of the Institute rooms. Each room has a single gloss toeorles and rete*t old ones on bun- ferent amateur ^tr"W lD b S ^ v e n ba*l®J Plan*------and Qultar------Due—waat Oreheetra I discovery of cases ta due to toe ta- * The other h3f although the meat depart- elevator and was taken swiftly to j!a tr ! yiollnl , ■ad how ttie batth- against can­ window which permits tod radlolo- ,dreds of cancer strata mice. In freering, water *xpaadl> the third floor. M opportunity/to display their i j : £ | i = » b V " ? * orebait-ra- ctoiard number of routine blood of t o e - ^ fapilUea will receive ra- about one-slxto Its volumo. at as usual was overcrow d^ A Jsak Armstreoa. tarlsM Orrin Tueker*a Oreheatra tioot Friday. cer is carried cn.) talents eilqh l^ h t for toe first five . J»e-, OsIHsehIo Oreh)—woat■ tests ^yen because of the marriage I of spedala in yeaterday's Her- .Rather'than take a place on a Or^an AnnI* - NflC-WJZ (iU U f) NfiTWORK nights of toe week,. Two acts will law whlmi makes toe blood test a «f.«o re than'6.000 from T pparently had been read hnd KewUle ftiiiiiholalB jw c h rsseF )^ for witnesses. WU- . 0‘ fl'mhlo Orah.-WMta ■dnprd Itamaon w en tto the U w Ubrary. He { * “ ItoLM after ..each,.performance, liO ^ tiOO—aoek of tN* Naaaa.taaa, T’Tall pre-rsqulsite for a marriage license, the sUto welfare department was By WES GALLAGHER' by keen dmppeaa kxtklM to Leoa Bhnn wWnfkdtaVn'i VI®* npected t o ^ by town officials, In a remote comer tliera these um winning acts to compete a OTahaa. WW and much credit Is due to the ctb! Buffalo, N. T „ March 17..(_.(a P) money on foodstuffs. Atm ne- A t ai^ 69 last j w , h* did what Naaaa Parlsd dial rae m m y due is for toe care of dwmlng even with the He.first hecams a known 'master — A cultured, wealthy Jew, he la throughout the notnlng. on Saturday night for a first.prize ------da and Sanaa operation of the press and. the radio neither his famed father Joseph nor of politics and diplomacy by help­ o f (50.00 ta cash, and with aultable ____ -plus Jurron’a Orahaatra- during toe last q u ^ e iJ t.T i? '^ »»■ ■ufier- floor space now available back at helm In A s n c C a ilU r fall WilUAinooii iMought • bulging •artj G^nao Annia—midw rapaat Wdm e r « krla wibo irdtu wai ta riytng too public strnlght-forward famed brother Austen'^'Vdileved— ing establish C^echoslovaklik in brief case indicating be had many awarda to the nine remaining, Aa •lO ^ riOS-AnjM Ansx-aaat: Hal do iSSf - suffice toe nezt r Market had as crowd- 1918. Now as iu president is of another cabinet on Issue of the The public, two weolUL EMmiLfT '■‘““y 02 Malignant he became Britain's premier. Thor­ records with him. an additional incentive, reganllesa kM Cemment~wweet he added, now realises that syphilis Dlse^sefe is a "Mecca o f hope.” , ^,^ aranoe as it usually has on BtUl the brUllant negoULtor. Before franc. He has been a socialist of toe final outcome, aome • ode I 'lh - I.'l!“ y®®*LLt»"®l'*s *7 Cbaral IW **'“ ®“ * Tho board of fifianee, voted last ^ It a n d a j^ m g b t . Bhctra sales people The crowd gathered lit the Court •‘•w- J!to—Lao Ralamao Orebattra— Is a communicable disease and must ough even in his , hobbles—bird the wrar, Benes began working young Indy and some young man, Cant. Boat, Bight to make available, for relief fh J”,? *"^'0“ building la K fltn d .S lrM d y been provided for study, orchid raising) aihd Ashing— since the wrar. As premier In 1938 House was larger than itauial as a,oE*ii«I!L'2 !!J*’ I!*® Vaara-natwark M brought Into toe open and han­ with Thomas O. Masatyk to sep­ who by individual display of talent purpoees funds collected ta back toe hub of an unofficial cancer crowd ^ handled without ho was known wrhlle) chancellor of he wron fight to keep France out of many persons hoped to get a dled as such. One of the brightest arate the Csecha from Austria- Spanish war. As chief of a popular glimpse of WUUamson. one of sev­ haa won toe vote of toe Judges will •P*®*" ‘°'®“ meeting Because the tasUtute has hitch. \ exchequer as human' adding ma­ Mlkt kketch^baalet aspects of this disease Is that It can action must be hel* Hungary. He was father of the Lit­ eral lawyers listed In the records ss each be awarded a gold wrist watch iJ:r??;fcs-.crap,vsr.K;'L»j ..^•'•.Three Romeee In Voekla->weSV oreia-w ^ Ha Bw*,j —.(Aa. A*_. ~ « m .*,**-'^*’ hospital and hundreds A novel featike in the atU aerve chine. Spare and austere, be has front coallUon, he had to be an ace be cured, and with the continued f meeting would oe tle Entente, active In League of pollUcal strategist A t 68 he sUll having |«rformed special servlcM Applications from ambitious per­ •Nawa;... llakev'a. — r'a OrchiQrcbaatra rome for treatment each month rate the rubber UCtd small wire car- developed Into a compelling orator. Nations. Framed the pact wrlth for the dty. formers are now being received by iVMe A Oreheetra program of education and treatment '"^e*’*- the date to be an- . ilages in i^ c h the shopper places Forcing through a $7,800.000,p00 is a penetrating logician, keen de­ . ---i Branaywyane -^kk^ywyane Or. rooms in France on which Czechoslovakia bater, aggressive leadeC. Blum toe committee at toe bazaar hea* received ♦'♦t“ •i®}—Lowall Thomaa — aaatt I bot declared. The finance board voted to turn now relies. A t S3, calls himself a gives his orders through Foreign (3:4,000, the money being paid to Spring Is bard I f yon don’t belJevt It. take a look at Um quarter/ at 20 Birch street. Acta of CSt-WAsC NKTWORK while they receive radium and X- , roun^ of the department, return­ slated nevertheless on>| peace talks. "reaUstic idealist'' a.o£ i"5 S {-r: ■'■®'" Hla-raldw rot Sjrohllls takes ita toll In a con- 145.000 for Minister Joseph Paul-Boncour. him d ty officials said, for “ legisla­ any nature wlU be considered, toe •ASIC — Eaati waM wade woko wcao ! . ? t JStE®®*',-*®®®' ablt-a'*® cat rty treatmenu at regrular Intervaig. ing tb the cashier's desk wherg her tive services.'' ak ^*”‘ltVth*neJJ2 t*iJ?‘*“** ‘“ Washington, as only reatrtcUon being that toe act waal war wkbW wtoa whk wJr wdro a.'toZ T .'Ittf'’t * *"®®* Psraona genital or acquired form ta aU age ‘ ‘I*’ *epalrs 5;to^ Jito—Ruby..Ntwman^. Oreh£L I RTouDfl from vniincF f#\ u- bdck tAx collcct^oiu from lasl “ * 204-bed addt- !;patcbases. are speedily recorded and CbO Janitors wnion win DC received with less controversy than most The wiiim has not had previous professional wean wjaa wpro wfW wlar wear: Mid- I I totaled on the newest type cash w®rti wbbiB wfbm kmoa kmox whaa S'SS” !®® Harah af Tima—to a July to date. The moniy hi5-i;;;n '■ »ch.tauled to While Williamson sat In the House qrocuse. usually bloom eerl, and SprS^Tor toe K hating. Stagebs, dancers. Instru­ D kmt !'J2r 5*’TZ NeKlolay, Sarllona S°ou" I oegln triia gpring. ■ -^risglster. In the self serve there are LSoZ S'JS—5®*'’1®*Y'''®.Vbllh»rmaola the general fund. library, the Jury, apparenUy bent country—wa hope! mental soloists, acrobats, imper- I no premium awards, or " ir s ” at- on finding out what happened to Im­ rooators, and musical groups wlU - J fc .!’£~&!!!'''®®> Vawn Maatloa Tkta aolutlon hiul been advanced . estabUahed ta 1808 with j g•Tirwbba wpE wbp whaa wore ofrb oSz3?‘JSrH“ ® Cbfoaea NIsbt Club blood 1 at a” iita ririto ;;n i;:,,‘i5;2 tadied to the price taga The prices portant financial record reported t » given preference, but any act io ?2!L33T?“ 5®'*®i “ ®" e® VadI Oreh. u su . During the past nine years a wHIcIi tumaiV • ***‘ Peek •tats leglalatlve grant or •rw so low that they e ll^ Immedl- missing by the city comptroller, iv- that possesaea novelty and the woio w\!S *"*• eeballart'a Pravltwa ( 10, (^ , the Institute under its were referred to Hlaa KeaUng and P.IZia — wsat wafa wbro waam wdod orlar'a Ortbaitra total of 206 congenital cases all tin- levy a special tax of%ne” m?a*l„i? s M y and make premium awards or Caty Hall Janitorial corps. power to entertain will be alven lUra.ww wlao wwl wtoa krld ktrh k(aa 31 SrIJ'S?” !!®®®'' '•ryor’a Orehaitra founder ^ Oswell Park. Unlversl- •pomblfflition sales unnecessary. Miss Hopkmson- concerning------„ toe ' lo­ coiuilderatton. “ IliJO—tSiSO—O.rweod Vao'a Orch.ttra *’* * " ve- half mills to meet the crisis •The Jurors also recalled Edward waoe koma wdbo wbt wdao wtHar wdhi Mrded. Cases ta this group avereg- that time opponents of the sDeclaJ lurgeon. wqis devoted- . Manager Tommie Wise has. pn>- G. Levy, of New Haven, who before cal organization. Particular men­ TJat selections for the Saturday wwva wrabz wajo wmbr wala klul kako only to research. P was the' llret- tion waa made of the eltaihal aerv­ ^ 22 per year. In toe same period, tax pointed out(600,000 w m o ^ ^ ' SMed a free-gift offer to be given the Inquiry jgot underway estimated Local Stocks night finals and award of prizes cases were reported In Infanta 22*® town ta back taxes, gcveimmcnt unit In tot world creat- lce offered here ta five different 11:00—Sports—Newg. 101 I '.-nway one week {rom tonight at 8 ne had received "leas than ( 100,000’’ n »V Ita made on a Just and Im- I:!' one to four years of age, an average •®,®o*ely tot toe study of cancer. flelds--tonsil, tuberculosis, dental, ^ r ^ l basis, toe committee have o^dock. The gift wlU be a SUex from the city after being engaged Calloways' Orchestra. O f 11 per year, and 210 cases or 23 „ toe aid of staje and I to study nubile uUiitv iV it.. prenatal and chUd welfare. Misa ■.soffee maker.and It is not necessary study public utUlty rates In toe FurnUbed by Eddy Brothers * Oo. that Judging of too acts WTIC 11:30— Buddy Rogers' Orchestra. [per year were found in toe five to private funds the first building was T to buy anything to be In' line for the hope of reducing toe municipal elec­ Crowe paid warm tribute to the i 88 Lewis St. M il be done by a group of toe pro- 12:00— Frank Dailey's Orchestra. ! PROMINENT DENTIST Manchester organization and ita Traveler* Broadcaetliig Service. Inipe year age group. Among chll- ronsthicM and toe Institute started ^pslse.. All that la requhwd is that tric light bill. I Hartford, Uonn. . to^onals appearing later each 12:30— Orrta Tucker’s Orchestra. taking a few lasec for treatment. accompliahraent. \ [I Hartford, Conn. di 611 b6tw66n t6n &iid 14 )f6srs of "fgCSli fln in 3TOUT name and address More than, a half dozen men em­ ^ WIlHam R. Martin ^ J** Judges wilt Tomorrow's Pmgrem First For Reaearch . ployed In toe a t y Hall, among them Following toe talk, a short busi­ ••>•00 W. < 1046 K. C. 38.3 M. age, there were 262 casetl. an aver­ DIES IN BRIDGEPORT i the Coupon which Is appearing Local Repraaeatatlve hlghUy and their selec­ A. M. age of 29 per srear. T h e tasUtutti was created only two who tend toe furnacea, reported ness session was held. The club 1:00 p. m. Quotations tion will not be made until a few Eaatera Standard Time the Her^d everyday. ' Then, If 7:00—Eta Alpha ProgramnllL These chUdfen. Dr. Talbot said, 'p m are present Thursday night, to the Court House during the morn dlscuseed plans for the benefit Bid Asked 7:80— Shoppers Special. ta* 2 T»***** ^ owed speaking ta the depat tment'a week- 2 d rJTta • ro®ponslbmty to ':M*rch 34th., and yoiir name la I tag. The parade of Janitors got bridge to be held March 30. Re­ Insurance Stiicke 7:45— News Service. freshments were served by toe hos-_ Turaday, March 17 ly^ broadcast, were not infected be­ ud all the cancer case* ws could, ;drawn-i;you win the Silex coffee imderwiyr Wednesday when the Aetna (tosualty...... 86 8:00—Treasure House, r llfj Schod tesses. Miss Margaret Howe and p. m. cause of any fault of UijUr qwp, but Children Oral Hygiene, becauta state funds ware used to ':M ker. Jurors visited toe a t y Hall appar­ Aetna F ir e ___...... 40)^ 8:15—Shoppers Special. ently ta search of clues to toe Miss Eunice Brown. lessor Harry- McGowan of Boston 4:00—LoranK Jones. because toe mothers were' Infected ^ P the Institution going," Ur. Another advertisement in today's Maxim M. LItvtnoff Aetna IJfe ...... 22)4 Benito Hu oHnl M vo been secured to handle sU , 9 :00— Hetro|>oIitan Parade ------las-I March 17.—(AP) — Burton T. Simpson, Institute direc­ Tfwald carries additional specials Adolf Hitler which were offlclaUy report­ AutomobUe ...... % 26)4 MarUn, with syphilis and not treated. Dls- ed missing “under suspicious cir­ Tlughesreel" presenting 9:26—Star Gazing In H ollirw o^ covery of toe disease and ,!*®"t‘«ts had loat today tor, explained. ' .'wMeh may be had at the Popular Once a cauatlc-tongued “old com- Conn. General...... 24 SLrl*** *“ t®btolnment pro- 9:30—On the Mall. prop er Onetime Soclallet, onetime beg­ cumstances." Among other totan ^ m . McGowan la considered the ^u u i Huyhrg— newg commentA- 4(toen the taititutioR started I !,ri Market tonight and tonuHrow. The munlet" who plotted revolution Austrian by birth, paper-hanger Hartford Fire ...... '65K pienatal care of the «*P«ctant «>U^e. D r.^ gar In Switzerland, 11 Duce at 54 by trade, admirer of Mussolini by Hartford Steam BOUer 48 tor. - Y. 9;45— Dan Harding’s Wife. troattag cancer cases It w.n:. over- ' JWi M gement la leaving nothing un­ against the Czar. Now at 61, still addresses himself to youth Sllere"’" aty Hall ? * " ‘ " ’'Ot-ceremonles of , mothers would have cured toe dls- “ P‘®“ **‘ *“ the field long habit. Like Mussolini, sen National F ire ...... 5214 New England and while well and 4:45—The Road o f Life. 10:00—Pretty Kltty-^elly. w arn ed by hundreds of ..patients done to acquaint the bu3rlng public Jovial, urbane, tolerant and a fa­ He .-Is frankly theatrical, makes 5:0O—Dick Tracy. ! “ » transmission j ” „ C g t t " d i S i y * In World war as a corporal. After N . Y. Stocks Phoenix ...... \ 69H 7i 2 ifWUVUikbly ^lliihnown known el«iwhere. clMwhj»r« idsaki. 10:15—Myrt and Marge. to toe offspring. 1 ------whb h ^ been given, up as hopeless at the start that you can “ Spend a miliar figure at Geneva. Was So­ swift declrions. takes swift actions. 6:15—Beno Rablnoff. CHUCK ROAST viet Russla’e first ambassador to the abortive Munich putsch of 1923 Travelers ...... 400 ^ 420™ ^ * 6*taeffl-L)wllI mark hla first ao- 10:30— Toby Wons' Scrapbook. by doctors and hospitals. Top'Round'*or Cubo dhna and save a dime" at the new Since school days a radical politi­ 8:80—Jaak Armatroflg. 10:45— News Service. Incidence of syphUls is consider- u r S d e n t ' * ‘ “ ' “ W America. As representative of a went to Jail 9 month, wrote the PnbUo U tllitiM . P * « w c e In Manchester. ably higher ta th^older ag.^ u ^ i K l “ ® rok* that PopuUr Pood Market cal worker. Wounded In World War. Adams Exp ...... Annie” . ll:00-.R u to Carhart— Songs. I lb. SHOULDERS •UNNVPIgjLD lb. 2 3 c great military power, he caused biography that has been a guide VISITING NURSE’S WORK Conn. Lt. and Pow. ^ Tne tWo completo 'ahowt win hm o " * * 2hat we Hefivy -Stoor Boot Haa the last wrard on Italy's foreign A ir Reduc ...... ) ...... 8 :00;—News. 11:15—Carol Keuiedy's Romance. S *“ 2“ » •>“ » last nlghUafte^he sensation at 1927 disarmament by to hla ^ ira tlon a . Frugal person Alaska Jun ...... Q>nn. Pow...... 42) Simpson asserted, aa well as-domestic matters. Never nitty. A dynamic speaker, he ap- Htfd. BDec. L t ...... 66 “ ow-to start at seven th/^uSr thirty each ” “ *y' Sports Roundup' 11:30— Big Stater. i®'*® fltoup. During 1937, there en with a hw rt a ^ K T * * "‘ Hck- BROILERS raow Natlra proposing absolute disarmament. In refpose mentally, rarely pHyat- AUegheny ...... [ Toitty there are only three rules peala. to German dIsdpUne, German DESCRIBED FOR CLUB *;D(^WrightvllIe aarlon. 22:46— (Aunt Jenny's Real Life were 330 cases ta that group alone. Dr. Fones, born**to Brldmnort for admittance: As commander of foreign affairs, he cally. he whips up fascist enthusi­ Allied Chein ...... Ulumlnatlng Shs. . . . . 49 t o m U r P” >t*“ lonri per­ yearning for riclal greatness, Ger- New Britain Gas . . . 26 formance at ten o'clock. 6:48— Blue Barron's Orchestra. Stories. Most of toese InfecUons occur in E)ec. 17, 1869, began p r a c U m ^ » TO TALK has pushed non-aggression pacts In asm with dreams of erapUlv rules Am Can ...... the early twenties, but ufifortunata- •Ytsr his gra d u a S ir f ^ ^ £ lw (l) The cancer mui® *•2® 22r. avillan Fonsa, a former dent o f .New York statf. * _ Acme Wire ...... 27 •Ilea* ment have made cicarcut demands Before Professional Women. Am Tel and Tel ...... Y L E A G im i — Ck)od News of 1938. . C. Hill. (* ) ^ doctor iqust ’ recommend I . I STEAK COD laatlc MualCv Festival began spread' Am. Hardware ..... 20V thl* chronic stage of acquired I **’®J'b^ o f this city. •> for autonomy In the past two days, Am Tob B ...... (^ a b y with Johnny 13:30— Romance of Helen Trent. ■ 'J..***^*"* ‘ oc irektnient and send CUM QUOTAnONS tag Ita activities oVfer a three day Arrow H and H. Com. 38); EAGLES, TIGERS LEAD. 1:00— Betty and Bob. s^hllla. Or. Talbot said, many com- cwdlted with being the and It aeem^ evident they expected’ ■^e Profeaslonal Woman’s Oub Am Wat Wke ...... Trotter's Orchestrs. plications may occur, such aa gen-1 °J|W"»tor o f the Id^ea of teatotag. ta toe patient'a csu,e history. New Uid SUNNYRROOKiS AGAIN FRIDAY period. Billings and Spencer. 4 four-way deadlock for first l:lI^ B e t t v Crocker— Cooking BhC' a marked Indication of aupDort* from Anaconda •...... Il:0a-News, Aoitey No Object of Center Church, meeting on T>ies- Bristol Brass . . . . __ 33 eral paresis and locomotor ataxia # ‘. k ‘ **» 2e«th as a part EGGS rsney ^sh froiu Nsarby -farms HlUer. - ' The muaiciana from ‘ the various Armour, 111 ...... ”! D ^ e h, the YMCA IntermedlaU pert. (OsatlBBud from Page One) day evening at toe pariah house, Oasparre's Orchestra. which may completely disable the f™ ??' curriculum and In Mojiey or lack 01 It u not a Jae- ' By ASSOCIATED , New England states assembled In Atchison ...... ■...... Colt's Pat. Firearms . 55 Lesj^e was reduced to a two-way 1:30— Arnold Grim's Daughter. (France was gravely concerned, had aa Its guest speaker Mlaa Ora Elagle Lock ...... 13 Buaso’s Orchestra. ,, Individual. Syphilis does not stop 1913 estabilabed one o f the first tor In accepUng a ca#e Well-to-do! SUNNYFIELD t4H-lb Asad Gaa and E) A ; the Mdltoriuma of the three local Aviation Corp ...... ! tie ta week's play „ 23.00—Weather Report. ^ 1:46—Valiant Lady. 2 4 )i- lb i believing Hitler would move next to Am Sup Pow Crowe of Hartford. supervising Fafnlr Bearings .... 85 najjuri. srtth this age-group, however, for glMtata”'^ 2ks tinning of dental^- paUenta sit slde-by-slde with desu- ba« ( ’ 7 9 0 Pastry 'M o d e rn Europe," the foreign office Htak/Mhopls at. 9:30 a. m..: to take Baldwin, CT ...... t r o u ^ d the Rangers, 6 2 -2 5 lk ^ 2:00—News Thru a Woman’s eyes Family Nazlfy Czechociovakla, whlcl. both Blue Ridge ...... Gray Tel Pay StaUon 4)1 **tra~*^"* ^rfimlyUThBC’®Brqndjrwyhne’s Orches- there were 217 cases last year ta toe Ute ones walUng.jtoelr turn in the bag ■ |y*esm a n said. '-'Even VIemna has in tlw first of three rehearsals Balt and Ohio ...... ! —Kathryn Cravens. f»*cU caIly ceased to interest states- France and Russia have pledged Can Marconi ...... leduled before the day’s work Is he^th. Miss Crowe outlined, in her Hart and Cooley . . . . 175 37 2o’ ^ * 7 ^ !? * ‘ * ' ‘‘ *he Aces by 50-54 aze group and some cases He tecame widely known through Imrrldors outalde , the X-ray and Bendix ...... IS.'SO—Louis Armstrong’s Orches- 2:15--The O’NeUI's. , man. The Austrian anschlus.s is a themselves to protect.) Cent SUktea E l ___ done. talk, toe hlstoiy of pubUc nurttag Hendey Mach. B...... 7 among individuals over 80. °*'M hygiene and radium rooms. Ali get equal (reat- Beth Steel ...... ib« broke a threo>game losing 2:30-rAmerican School of the Air. ta 1920 accepted an Invitation to go Mooed chapter." The patriotism of Marshal Hllsucfc; Cits Sery ...... R^earsals today and tomorrow ts development ta this country, and Landers, Frary A a k . 23U mant. None are 'asked to pay. S O F T A S ILK ^^^ FLOUR .. .1.. Borderi ...... to trim the Pirates, 27-11 1:00. a. m— S ilin ^ t t X ■ 3:00— U. 8 . Marine Band. to Hawaii to eatahllah bis system e A W s o l o m e p ** - Annies In Mpain ski; Polish pre-wai revolutionary' BI Bond and Share will lead up'to concerts by the ferfl- iw present ainui and work. New Brit. Mch., Com. 19 ' The league standing follows; X Blach patient goes through a regu­ Pac ...... ). . " " 8:80—Current Questions Before ... (Conceding that Hitler has suc- and chief of statt In the'formauve Nlag Hud Pow ... val’ band, OTchestrS and chorus Sat­ The visiting nurse probably exist­ do., pfd, . J , ...... 90 w toere**^ ®ckools lar routine upon being accepted. A I Caae (J. I.) ...... L PcL Tomorrowls toe Senate. SULTANA •assfully Joined Austria and Uer- days of the ne\v, nation, helped bring Penn Road ...... v. urday aftenibon and evening. ed much longer ago than la gener­ North and Judd . . . ; 24 Elagles . . . ___ 3 1 personal history ta Akeh, an illness S A I i B i O r f P IN K i r . 2$ # Segal Lock ...... Cerro De P a s ...... Peek, Stow A WUcox 5 Tigers ...... 760 a. m. • 8 45—Ctatbedral Choir. IhM y and that notiilng can bi done about the dispute between i'oland ally supposed. Before toe Christian 3 1 .750 history follows ant then comes a Rod Unit Gas ...... Ches and O h io...... Russell Mfg. Oo...... 27 RADIO ® ^‘ * ‘'entol societies had hon- M W t It, both the Brltisr and French and Lithuania which today added era. for example, the Egyptians Rangers ...... 2 2 .600 6:00—Blue, Grass Roy. series of examin.ttlons of the heart, ,t EXCUSED ' Chrysler ...... ]. | Scovlll Mfg. Co...... 21 Aces ...... to Europe’s wa- worries. Unit Lt and Pow A tM k a great Interest In hygiene and 2 2 J500 6:30—"Reveilje". flrid " '“ ’■k In his lungs and every organ o f the body. Gorton’s® 8 »*wnments were concerned by -----^ t / Col C arbon...... " Stanley W orks ...... 39 Pirates ...... I 'B ans nisudski Htrateg) the .promotion o f public aanltatioo 1 ' 3 .250 T r ^ N o r n ln g Watch— Ben Haw- Photographs of the caiicer are CODFISH CAKES nesSr-Ts-fry* %Mkenin^ of ttje Spaniiih govern' Col Gas and El ...... do., pfd...... 27)4 Cuba ...... uiorDe, CLERGY TO TAKE PART Pllsud.skrs anrestral home was ali Houston, ^ e x .— Wllllamr Oliver Later St. Paul speaks of Phoebe! 1 3 .250 Eaatoni Standard Time sometimes made by the pbotpgrapliy Blent army and a sudden show of MUSIC FESTIVAL had a first-rate excuse for nc t serv­ (3oml Inv Tr ...... Torrtagton ...... 21)4 8:00—News. WUno (known before the war as wh<^ b u ^ ^ aeems to have been Col soiv ...... ;; Tigers. department and ta aU cases JC-raysl new force by Spanish Insurgents. ing on a Jury. Veeder Root, new .... 46 8:15—Hl-Boys. e a u c e « , French secret service agents have Vilna), ahd he wanted It incorporat­ to visit toe slqk, and who gave help Cons Edison ...... IN SAFETY CAMPAIGN New York, March 17.—Two pro­ are made. These X-rays an'd photo^ cans New London, Mkrch 17.— (A P )__ William ta only two years old. 2 Zamaltls, rf .. 8:30—Radio Bazaar. CRANBERRY OCEAN SPRAY 4 to him and others at various times New Banks Overnight News graphs are taken at. regular Inter- | nported large numbers of both Oer- ed Into Poland. He was dissatisfied Six hundred yoqng musicians and (tons OU ...... 9:00— Women and News. gram feature! are bidding adieu n He: Is nameJl for hla grandfather, During toe Middle A geq Uttle Bank of New Y8rk .. 345 2 H. Oryzb, rf . X. vala to show the progress of treat­ and Italian troops with the with the alUed aettlement that mipervlaora started their first full Ctont (ton . . . . . 1...... ” their CBS microphones next week, who Is dead. The . grandfather’s enough was done for toe sick, and X Bankers T ru s t...... 4g 4 Davis, If . . . . . 0:15— Oretchen McMullen. ments. ORANGE PEKOE.. WBnlsh Insurgent army, in numbers designated the territory about WUno day In this city rarly this morning (torn Prod ...... 1:30—Food News. Hartford, March 17.— (A P) —The and ta doing so Lave planned opeclal O f Connecticut name was drawn fttam the Jury toe only sort of organized care was Central Hanover . . . . 90 2 Wiezblckl. If . goodbyes. ' NECTAR TEA The NalloA'i aa Lithuanian. Del Lock and West One of the last things t a the pre- I ’ Favorite greater than needed If. they in­ aa the All-New England Interscho- wheel. ■■ 'ft' Chase ...... 30 8 Vlncek, c ___ ®i*5— "Toung WIdder Joaee". clergy of Connecticut through ■y (By Associated Press) tended only to carry oh the Spanish The story la told by Rom Landau, carried on through tha monasteries Douglas Aircraft ...... Chemical ...... 4014 1 8 . Oryzb. rg . One of them Is Jock Oakle's col- treatment testa ta toe taklhg of a anfi convents. avUlzaUon owes a Du Pont ...... comnUttee, has Inaugurated a plan small bit of tissue from toe can­ war.) one of Pllsudskl's blographtrL, that a t y ..^ ...... 1 Olbert, rg . . . . . ^^iutoh*"' lege ofi the Tuesday night schedule, Waterbury,—The municipal gov- p « a t debt to this aervlce, crude aa Eastman Kodak ...... of bringing toe moral aspects of cerous growth. ' The tissue Is ex-I FINER FRESHER Fuehrer Hitler returned to'Ber- the marshal uAofflclally ordered Continental ...... 12 1 Gluralslaaki, Ig Other Wife, whose idleti Is to b j embellished by omment sold bonds with fa w value CORN FLAKES it waa: and particularly to toat Elec Auto Lite ...... the motor vehicle accident problem amined by the pathology' department ti-iumphant General Lucian Zellgowskl to march Corn Exchange ...... 46U ByeholskI, Ig . 10:30—Just Plata Bill. toe guest appearance of Milton ^ W,085.(W. to a Boston, Maas., SUNNYFIELD s-*g. rendered by the aistora of charity, Gen Elec ...... ” to determlpe the type of cancer, COFFEE e w t to Nazifled Vienna, nut by an to Wlyno In mutiny against PUaud- First National ...... 1690 Woman ta White. before the people, the highway Berle. Jack, who Is closing a two- synditate headed by Brown, Harri- Daughter Can Play an order of nuns founded bv St Gen Foods ...... 16 11:00—David Harum. safety commission TREAT YOURSELF TO Crisp — froah pUs-: « koow guard o f Infantry and oheer- ■kl’s own official orders. Guaranty T r u s t...... 231 17 3 37 announced to- aeaaon series, wm be replaced by ITha pathology department ex-1 Vtacant da Paul. Hecker Prod ...... Irving Trust ...... n 22;20—Backstage -)Vlfe. day. Eddie Cantor, wltn toe program * P « “ luta of COFFEE A T ITS • flh y Berlin crowdf enjoying a Zellgowskl did march In October, Ace*. ^ tacludes (500,000 The latter half of toe aeventeeo' Hudson M otors...... Manhattan ...... 2IU Busky. rf . Ch*rmlng. Material prepared for sermons moved to Monday eventaga (‘RESHEST AND BEST. Rieeially proclaimed holiday. 192Q,' and seized WUno, firing hardly Int Harv ...... a ehot. Or Party In ’This Dress to century was perhaps the dark' Manufact. Trust . . . . 36 Kosak, If . 11.4&~'*HeUo P e g g y . and. discussions before organiza­ The other fareweli on Friday »**S.000 in 4 . ; ®^****‘* ^ briefly from the Int Nick ...... and general Improvement EVERY POUND Bs MARSHMALLOWS eat period In . the development ol xNew York Trust .. 89 DlMtalo, c flatting The Most OUt tions, ta church school and ta pri­ night, la to be that of Ted Hamraer- full I-lb. r bfJcoay. at the Insistence niaudakl pretended great indig­ By CAROL DAY Int Tel and T e l ...... ^nds. The interest rate was set at FRESHLY GROUND— ..C at tbs throng, he said: “You can nation at tola action of his subordi­ nursing. SuperatlUon waa rife Public N a tio n a l...... 27 u Fuller, rg . William L. Stldger. vate conversation Is being dis­ steta'a Music Hall, with Lucy Mon­ 244 per cent. RECIPE eallo. With spring and summer coming Johna M anvlUe...... 2 Murphy. Ig 12.15 p. ra.—"TTie Artistry of H ^ e THE SECRET OF A taadlly Imagine how happy l feel nate. bu’ his troops stayed In WUno. dlieaaes were often attributed to Title Guarantee...... s tributed; by. toe commtsslan. roe, Eltasa Land! and Fredda Gib­ bags on. your small daughter can’t have toe presence of evil apiriU, and KennecQU ...... Danbury, — Town officials an- •P ^ all Cermandom solidly behind Poland haa remained In poasea- U. 8 . Trust 1490 h ! ^ w 'i?l vocalist; The committee, representing many son aa toe parting guests. Haramer- GOOD CUP OF COF­ Lehigh ...... organist. TOunced a special town meeting has me.” slon to.thia day. though Uthuanla “ ‘ ton Vtocks, and; charms were resorted to for cures. z —Ex-DIvldend, 20 faiths and ‘denominations. Includes Bteta has been on toe air for several FEE. . Pattern 8175 la ons that you «•»») • In 1820 Florence Nightingale waa Referee, A. Cowles. 12 .2— Womah ’Speaks". Dr. Oscar E. Maurer, N ^ Haven, '2''**»*ch. Conductor. ham. Hartford; Rev. EUetv G. f roplei^hed by. a ( 6 5 ^ Then From September lb. C R A B a p p l e •Bd Austria's Sc^uschnigg Feb. Ik, Poland agalnat her. Mamel, a part N at D a ir y ...... | t^ e n by the Nazi trade organlza- Grant, c ...... ;.. .T °»ta r« Family. Dakin, New Britain; Rabbi Louis fit). Sen. Francis T. Mahoney t r M ^ r from back tax c^ecUons. COFFEE In sheer cotton Ilka dimity or up new standards la medical care Nat DtotlU ...... 3:16—Ma Perkins. Through November. - •bd ended with Schuschnlgg's resig­ .of Utbuanlan territory, was taken uon to make It easyi tor ahoppera Kosak. rg ...... Greenberg. New Haven; Rev. orraM ecUdut and AUred E. EmlUi. Hartford—The Old A ge AaataV 17 organdy, she ckn wear It to parties, JELLY and to interest toe most Intelligent N Y Central ...... 3:30— Vic and Sade. froiM^ew York. ance Bureau announced Its dtaburee- nation and Austria’s loss of inde­ Off East Pniaela at the end of the or ta sturdier gingham or printed and fine type o f 'woman In the to determine with one look whether Armstrong, r g ...... Qulnter Miller, Hartford and Rev, pendence. war. Memel haa an area of 1,099 North A m ...... Derrick, Ig ...... 8 ’45— 'nie Guiding L igh t Behrend Mehrtens, New Haven. Other talks— WJZ-NBC 9:30 — during February totaled percale It la approprlata for play. w6rk, Mies Nightingale revolution­ or not a piece pf cloth .has gone _ There was the possibility, too. aquare mUes and a population -of Packard ...... through Jewish bands. Sudolf, Ig ...... America's Town Meettag "Federal 1345.098. o f which (39418 Waa p M The collar and sleeve bands may ba ised the whole field o f nursing. Parem PIct ...... Hitler might deal with the Poland- 150,000. ’■ "Aryan from weaving loom to Damar, Ig ^b ald y for PubUc Schools." Profs. to benefllclaries add 85,883 Tune h WTIC SaltGBoa Clam Chowdora ^ asc TU white or In some pretty contrasting The New York hospital had Penn ------Uthnanlan dispute, precipitated by Including M’emel, the population Floyd Reeves and Malcolm S. Mac- spent for funerals. The number of Colempn't Mustard an attempt to train nurses as early Phelps D odge'...... r e ^ e r " reads a litUe giutrantee lean. Wot Shrimp f» t s*iare a ^ ®®^ 29^ A frontier clash In which a Pole of Uthuanl.. Is 2.600,000 and the •cAl in men’s clothes and ladlee' 23 6 52 persons receiving aid during the Herb-Ox Cubes ' You’D find this dress Is very lit- aa 1798. but It waa the OvU war PhD Pete ...... RADIO SHORT SHOTS month totaled 14,480. ^ was killed last Friday. area 21,500 aquare miles. The dla- that gave a real tmpetuq to toe hy a chain of stores Ranger*. WEAF-NBC. 7:16— Vocal Varte- CAMfeCLL'S « e trouble to make. TJie pattern Pub Serv N J ...... 3 Archlvy, rf ...... WDRC 2I*®; 8— Rudy VaUee; 9—Good news Hartford—The Toiqato/Soup Wyandotte Cleaner Ctdthuania and Poland nave been puttd territory has an area of 10,- .brings with It a sew chart care­ work ta this couhti^. The Phila­ Radio ...... throughodt, the country. ------I . Ozinectlcut Tax Because: 1 Brannick. If ...... •UNkVriELD Oflda since Poland's seizure of 500 aquare mUea and a, popuIaUon delphia hospital opened a training with the gnidual ’ eUmtnatlon of •28 Hartford, Coaa. igso Deanna Durbin’s new home ta the ofid movie storb; 10—Btag Crosby AssoclaUon wound up ita WhtGt FlakesFI ffc*. v » of 1,000.000.. >■ fully explaining every detaU of mak­ Reading ...... !!!!'!! 1 Backus, If ...... Los Felta district, near that of luid Bob Biimg; ChO0OlOt4 Pufft As.e. wHno 18 year, ago. Uthuanla stiu ing. ; ^ counse ta 1861; Bellavue, New Haven Ram Rand .’...... Is J e w ^ buataeaamen from toe tez- 12:30—Andy Kirk pt-togetoer, at the State t u B G f i j h ^ 0 Marks., c . . . . '...... T astai n Staadatg Tims Radio-Movlq Producer Cecil B. De- orchestra. SULTAN* ’ " ’ • i s * jalla Wilno its capital, and the Uthuanla, with compulsory mUi and Maaaachusetta. denem l fol Repub Steel ...... iq e tile Industry ta Oermany, the trade “ Prosldent CM Graham Crackers "•• c. Pattern .8175 la dealgped for 0 Whitney, rg ...... Mtlle, ts being decorated during her WABC-CBS, 7:80-We toe Peo­ H ^ l d T. Robinson o f Norwich. Nnticna haa aougbt lin- lary service, has an active army of alzea 2,i4, 8 and 8. Size 4 requires lowed In 1873. Attempts at any Ray Tob B .1...... 371, organisation now alma at guaran- 3 Coivan. rg ...... ■ ■Bbcaaafully to resolve the dispute. about. 22,0(J0 officers and men. sort o f public nursing programs, nnreday, Stan* 17 current trip E ast It should be ple; 8—Kate Smltb hour; 9__Major Scotland—Robert Johnson, IS a Vt. Co-op. Hople Syrup Ifo Raleigh Cigarettel j i o 2 1-8 yards o f 39 Inch material, Schenley Die ...... 20*1 toetog toe aryan origin of under­ 0 Frye. Ig ...... •• J ready when she returnns to movie- ; The border dash accentuated exlst- however, were ' (UacoanectecT and Sears Roebuck ...... 57 wear, Ungeiie, hats, umbrellaa, ties Boweie «"»«>»..—:...Iff'' 'E*siiiTrs In fonn hand on on estate here, suf­ with 3-8 of a yard more If toe col­ ^•00—Science Service. land next month to start on a new fered a poaslble akuU fracture when M g ID-feellng.) carried but largely on toe MieU Union ...... ?...... garters. Wupenders and apata picture. music: 10:30— Hollirwood Showcase; BEES NE\'ER KNOW ' • lar and aleere bands are In contrast. o f charity. • w.. .10 25 4:15W otat Diatribution Oommlt- 1:30—Buddy Rogers orchostro: ho fell 13 feet from the top of a Branford r Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Poland's demand of Uthuanla in Panties require 7-8 yanL ...... 14 Referee, A1 Cowles BiltHng the dispute were to in- WHAT THEY WANT TO EA'l’ District nursing In the home was J ... ‘•J^^PM gn Program. The Stroud ifwiiis. who offer WJZ-NBC, 7:80— Elvira Rios, milk cooler to a cement floor. Cube. bomor on ttw Chnriey MoOarthy czttde: L That L thuanla‘a constltu- The new SPRING AN D SUMMER begun an a city project by Buffalo gouto RWy ...... P * 1'?®—2 ? ° ^ Happy GUmans. Mexican otager; 8—March of 'Dm#; o^ontaatlon meet- Washington— (A P )— Even scl- PATTERN TOOK. 82 peget of at­ s l e e p l a t e i f y o u c a n , 4.4S—>St. Patrick'g Day iiei^w * Pfoijam , nre rapidly becoming the bo shorn of lU reference to In 1896. In the same year 'an St Brands ...... 7 ^ 0 Modean, rf ...... Philharmonic; tag of the New Eulond Regional h On The entlsta who )cnow their bees art S:0S—A d Uner. MfiM el^ king* of Hollywood. WUno as the capital: 2. That Uthu- tractive dealghe for every elze and American Nurses’ Ageoclattan St Gas and El ...... 3 ^ PSYOHINANUST ADIYSES 2 Cfiiapman, 'r f ...... 10:30—Promenade concert; 11:80__ committee of the Republican Na- puzzled by bee diets. ®vcry occasion, Ui dow r6sdy# formed. ,In the early 1900’a-n>e- I 5330-~St6pmotli6r. j a m ■ hu dly n enfe opening wlth- Frank Trumbauer’s orchestra. Uonol Program committee wm be jnU up to a Leafoio of Nations 0 McDowell, rf ...... ®i*keiti nt n riagsMe table, t o m a t o e s IS W ln tlon urging both countries to For example, W; J. Nolan, gov­ Photographs shows dreaees mads ciaUsatlon developed and achool Oilcsgo — (AP) That adage 0 Dormelly, If 3:45— Hilltop House— Starring What to expect Friday: 5?** f ‘ .f® *•“ *" Wednesday, March A ir! ernment bee specialist. .Would like from these patterna being worn: a nursing became a definite field. *hwt toe benefits of turning in as Johnacm. _ H « ^ “BotUe” McNaughtoh. EhU 33, at the Hotel Statler, Boston, Reward 'hormallzinar' ...... < o « 0 Holmes. I f ...... B « e r a veteran snd trusted etooga, ‘ '®® ^ ta— Round­ (glatioiiB. ‘ to know why alfalfa, which la a feature you wUl ahjoy. Let the Since then municipal programs Timken Roll Beer ...... r., 40^ t a t t l e r 1 Coalon, c ...... » ’(k2—News Service. table on Recovery Through Re- More.. It was announced by the Branford Who? Why Fancy Red Ripe food nectar producer west of toe have becopia widespread; msuimiiee ta busy 00 n book to be c a lle d . ^ e chairman, former Oovernoi ' ‘ . tUUknanlans ifear Oermany might charming dadgiia tai tola new book Tnam Amertcm ...... jo • »»« Dr. Joseph 0 Katkaveck. Ig .... 8:15— WDRC String Ensemble— S6rioure6u of Funny,** H o u : ^ '; 4:80—Rush H u ^ com­ ernor John H /Ib-4 0 c Mississippi la of only slight Import­ help you in youi sqwtag. One pat­ companiaa have inculcatad tha plan Union Cnrblde ...... TnirabuU. B^VBUtaga o f tha present tenae- P®y®hhloflrt. 2 Newbury, rg ...... ____^Joeeph Blume, director. George Welle, who need to write ment; 6— Ed'jcation ta the newn ance ta the .rasi. tern and tha new Spring and Sum­ vlaitlng nursing in many types Union P m . . . t ...... ;; 1 Tenny. Ig ...... 8:80— Boake Carter. ■ Branford Oil Bumors to gain return of Memel, a part ** virtue m ®klto for Joe Penner and WABC-CBS, 2:30— School of the Buckwheat hooey, known for Its mer Pattern B o o k -38 cents. Book industrial policies; and honm early ristag.l Jastrow writes 0 Geer, If ...... NAVY’S JffUSIO SCHOOL litbiianla which Qaimany re- nursing has been estabilabed in ru­ ...... Momenta Revue. 'Inck Pearl, le now one o f the etaS A ir; 3:30—Talk, Sen. J. E. Murray, MACINTOSH APPLES NatiYG lb. Is aa “unredeemed territory." dark color and .charastcristlc flavor, CCDtft. In "Hygela." I pubUahed by Um T:0O—Poetle Melodtea—Jack Fut- M“ “ tana; 3:45-.- Uneoln, Neh_ The Oil Burner that has ral districts by the Red Croas. It The’ U. S. N avy maintains 56 001 In tha "Vrorid W ar). cornea from a small area near Lake For a PA TTE R N of this attrae- H"L‘ ...... A . . . . . 9% ^ erlca^ Nodical assodaUon. 12 37 too, tenor; Fraoklyn MacOor- ’®**kly Radio T heater program. (tathedrol choir; 6:05—CbUdren* met with such popular sp- in esUiaated that there are today {Mete baada and orehaatraa with AMde thorn Spain, oiouidarabia Erie and Ontario, although buck- Uve model aend 16c In COIN, your you need and crave U Pirate*. mack. concert. proval in Manchester and FLORIDA ORANGES 4 some 40,000 people engaged In puh- 8 Sptelt ...... 87 0 O.Gallnat. rf JNH*® •ongblrd at pereonnei of 1,045 men on board ulcy Z**t Is grown elseiwhere ta tha NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM- « Ugh aiwp to start the day right. T;25— HoDywoed Screenscoope — toe HoUywood Hotel ehow, baa aad> WJZ-NBC, 13:80 — Forin and aold exclusively by Ue health huning; n d fer ncrsml 0 Sullivan, rf ships of tha Fleet end on ebore ato- Hitler might havo to aay ocuntry. 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i ^ A G B T E N ,' ' •’■' ^ ' - t ' ' ' ' - MANCHESTER EVENING HEt^ALD. MANCHESTER. COiNN^-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,198« •N' MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU3, MANCHESIER, CONN. THURSDAY,MARCH 17,1958 * X PAGE E L B Y l l I ^ f H.S. • y In New VOI* V, NO. 2S. Thursday, March 17, 1938. ■ i Compikd by Students of Manchester High School YSON SAYS LANDIS PONZI BEATS CAMP Misg Heira Eatei, Fuiilty Adviaer t e m p l e OWIS TAKE FOR 91V STRAIGHT CAGERS GIVEN ROUSING SENIOR JOB HUNTERS Rifle Enthusiasts TO SMASH CARDINALS’ _ COURT TOURNAMENT RED GAVELLO LEAPS WAY PICK COMUfllTEES New, York, March 17 — (A P ) — l ^ y the April 1 Joa lAula -Harty Twenty Year Wait Now it turns out that toe pinto Thomas bout is doing out tbere . . . SENDOFF THIS MORNING RECOVE DOtECnOI^ ‘SYNDICATE’ BASEBALLi Crane Topples Caras Into 'Two-Gun” Lou Gehrig rode in the Is Judge LMdia about to open a TO STATE CHAMPIONSHIP moviet was named “Snookie" . . two-fisted war oa the Major league Drnb Whizzer White And HANDBOOK TOPICS farm aystemsT.. . . Lou Diamond, goodnest, Gertrude . -. . odds on bell that ever' marked k ClOK Produces Huge Profits ds up fa Third Place In Work toe fight proipoter. has Just been Clarkemen Face- Porti- tourney finale. Barney Roas soared when Baby elMted a Justice of the peace in First Essentials Of Job Hunt­ loner To Declare fraud in the cose. Arlzmendi stayed ten rounds sritb Colorado Mates In Rnai ’*'*** Bed. end White color baoi M. H. S. CoDqaers ffard- "Fraud, young man. Is a tough I Fairtleld, N. J. . •. , there isn’t Ann Of S (^ l» Sdiod l^ c - Pocket Billiards. Henry Armstrong . . Washington more peppery player In either were hotter than hot tost night 1 Twenty years of waiting! Twenty .vgama. With ihU thought in ml word,’’ he replied. “But there was sporU lort plenty of the good old moath’s New Hampshire are confident of toelr abiUty to yean of training boys for rugged and the idea of not h a '^ g any Than 100 Players deception. And there wlU be no niajor league than LIppy Duroeber At Garden, 60 To 36. Fii^ting NaogatQGk Team ing Explained to Girls; wat-lt-takes when Aneroid, the and he proved It by proclaiming he ^ t peak again If neceaaory. Naogy basketball schedules. Twenty years play longer than he could sUna deception in baseball as long as 11 capital-owned boss, failed to finish ia gunning for revange and wtu bO’ tices And Reqmrements an Jy < New York, March 17—(A P )— Champs In First Game To- of working faithfully with his teams, physically, Mr. Clarke conceived' am the commiesloner, and my con-1 ia the dough in the SanU Anita to the*'*1^ * ’***’* **** being traded ready to make an even atioogir Md Some Requisites. the Idea of using two full teams al­ aFree Agents Because tract runs through 1941." Jimmy Carta Ukss up the weU-nlgh Hanndlcap . . . Johnny Oliver, New York, March 17— (A P ) — F o fx ^ l 7^oarnament plugging along with them In vic­ for, victory thia time. Manchaotar Make Dp Interesting Book ternately during the game. While Landis gets\$a5,000 a year for{ impoasibis teak of halting Andrew eports editor of the Richmond Newa Temple’s towering basketball Owls 4ay; Seem Sore To Meet ian’t afraid of the poaaibUity e t tory or defeat, teaching the boys using this method of switching Leader, haa dug up a staff poet, James J. CarroU, the St. Louie went back to Philadelphia - toflay, to play hard but play clean.Twenty Sl Louis Violated Rule, being in town, by the way. PonM’a march toward the world betting commissioner, makes StogS' meeting Ncugatuck, In tact many Vidory^^WTeam Teel Appearance, InUUtive. and teams, Mr. Clarke drew a great I asked Landli If he would.pun­ named Lea Garoett, who can turn ®**7ytog VI th them the champion­ ^ u re It may ba eaaler in toe eeoomi years of coaching Manchester High dbal of censure from sportswriters pocket billiards championship to­ hand a 1 to 5 choice for toe Ken­ ship trophy of ths national collegi­ Naogy If Victorioos. ability are some' of Ihb points con­ Topics were selected ter the M. ish the higher-ups, as well as< the I out nifties at the rate of one every tucky Derby In hjs winter book , . . eng*gement ee toe 'Clarkemen ara School basketball teams have final­ of the state, who could see nothing night five mlnutea . . . football scouts for ate invitation tournament and the mqne Is Advanikgeoi sidered when an applicant applies [H. S. handbook by each committee ly been rewarded by having a fight­ Claims Sports V^iite?. pawns or little fellows who might Menow and Tiger come next at 1 to now more famUlar with NaagYa but disaster In this style of coach­ have some of those stray ball play- Fhjmrt has bowled.over challenger Louisiana stats hop around the expert opinion tost they- were Juat style of play and can rats tham* for a j<*,“ said Mr. Stevens of the [ Which will be responsible for eol- ing bunch of boys who followed In­ ing. However, It was Just this country in sdrplaaea 10 and Nedayr and Teddy’a Comet labout os classy a court comhinatloo Mancheater Hlgh’a niarvela of tha Ec‘^ , ...... _ structions to the letter, heeding ad­ era, “Declaring: ball players free *^***' challenger and run up a atring next 1 to 12 . . . If you want a real ■elves accordingly. a Personel Department of the Con­ irottag and rorapUlng data relaUve same plan which brought Mohehes- as could be found anywheiSs tola chalked court departed tola ihorning to toelr p ^ c u la r topic, at the last vice and working out the coach’s By HABBY OBAYSQN agents IS punlsh'hient enough, ac- **'*** 7*c.tories to lead the tourna- .long shot, try Holl3rwood Ace at 1 Coach aarke reported that hla VOften a bridM/i^d, but nevti necticut Mutual Insurance Com­ ter success during the season and Sports Editor. NBA Servloe. cordlng to the bowls that I ’ve heard j ***ent 9^raa, of WUmlngton, Del., Thoae who should know say Notre season. f pany recently In a talk to M.H.S. Student Oouncll meeting. strategy every second! to 1.000 . , . we’H bite - f o r one for Provldeoee, a 1.. a4d toe I4to chargee were In splendid |>by«cai ff ■ 'I ide," Manchu£#i! Higb whop eventually the State Championship. PCopyrlght, 1938, NBA Service, Inc. when' I’ve declared one a free *■ thlrcalled “farm’’ jiystem. anB won hla ninth itratgbt victory, Fred Fox, South Bend, Ind.: no and all-powerful In toe Eastern In­ same time when only one vacancy S c ^ l standards: Attendance and Mr, Clarke did not get panicky and Wlthfii the next several days, singles of toe Manltowic Bowling tercollegiate Conference. diadem to toelr Impreaaive record aa been all aeaaOn. Cole, Schlaldga, ^leymen of Naugatue|c. for the standing success In the Connecticut ‘ His contention la that baseball over Marcel Camp of Albany, N. Y. statistics are available on yoUr ques­ CCIL and state Utllsta. ' exiate, neither will be considered for DRtVINO TESTS punctuality: care of property; class- sell Manchester short. He.knew [Judge Ksnesavr Mountain Landis, Aeaociatton tournament, rolled six tion . . . lOfry . . The Colorado conquest. In which Brown or Kose, Murphy and Tagr victory that brought Manchester to the Job. STAFF AWARDS PINS ? basketball Tournament, he Is the will support itself where It is worth The Tbiladelpblen was In command 16 In Local Party the top ranking team o f Connect! Prora procedure; dismissals; fire that the team . had It In them to the supreme dictator, may declare consecutive games with toe Identical toe Owls trampled the co-champlons gart oa atartera with Green, Harry Probably most Important is the person responsible for Manchester being played. ^ the way and won os be pleased score of 149 . . . keep your eyes cut State, plaining the crown for M. H. S. pupils have enjoyed I found; sportsman* win and he trained them with that at least 100 ball playen free agents. A certain big leagua club can’t of the Rocky Mountain’s Big Seven Oieera and best irtsbea filled toe Squatrito, GaveUo, Ernie Squatrito approach. Neatness la a requisite, experimenting to see how quick­ flhip; luncheon safety manners; per- High’s success both In the Tourna­ objecUve in mind. Manchester If Landis goes through with this "Ijon’t let major league owners *25 to 79, with-a high run of 62 to JSeled for more like that, Dick . , . air with a nolay din as toe bus puff­ -the iint time, Manchester High's tN a RDEST WORKERS ment and during the regular bas­ keep lU eyes off Lefty O'DouI. group from start to finish, mode It Md Wlnsler taking over In toe aec- and naturalness, wlUlngneaa and ac- ly they ,ca^ react .to stop lights won Its last scheduled game with declaration. It means that the 100- tell you that they ara subaldlxlng ^****Pa *2 *n the nine inning match, 'he .word Is going around to watch ed away from toe Eatt Side Rec and dnd period Md toen alternating powerhouse played with heart and Coach Clarke cura^y In giving Information, and uJea"* *’***"® ^’ ,aT***ly habits; ached- ketball season this year. manager of the San Francisco Seals three straight triumpha in tos In­ aoul, brain and brawn, in a breath- and how accurately they cofi RoAvUle, with Kose qn the side- or-more players will be able tp sign minor league clubs Just to keep lit- ” ***P’ "'“ O has won six and lost Finlay college In the Ohio confer­ headed for I*rovldence. Aboard were again in toe final half. alertness are assets. Sometimes an In 1919 Mr. Clarke took over the lines. _ ^ with whatever clubs they please. tie leagues going,” be asm U I cc***P!*t**l his tournament play, ence this fall . .. . AI Slmmona U . . . the way Billy Knickerbocker vitation tournament. .Starting with takliig exhibition of speed, akill, Farewell Party Is Given For steer, with Reactometer and School pracUces: Program cards going at St. Pete baa Frankie toelr wifi over Bradley Tech’s Uttle toa twelve members of toe team Clarkemen Ftaeond applicant listlessly and disinterest­ study halls; detention; seventh pe­ coaching of Manchester High It waw’well-trained team . play Lsslla M. O'Connor, secretary- "They’re doing it for their own eel- ***** ***** 8** no worse than a Ue for hitting the ball aa hard "as'^ ever in asgreaslveness, and cunning that score to pull the team out of the Ina-Bexson; Point System Steerometer machine, loan^*-r»to School basketball teams. Since CroeetU doing a Uttle thinking—if "giant IJiiers" from Illlnol# a. week Mervln 0>le, BUI Scbleldge, Ted It's too much to expect that tha hole. After Cole bad sank a foul edly says, “I don’t suppose'you have M. H. S. through the courtesy of riod; activity period; pass system rather than sensational shooting treasurer of baseball, aa Judge Lan­ fish motives, and they know that I ' **”*c*h' toe Senators’ camp at Orlando . . . Brown, BM Kose, Jimmy Murphy, kept the entire crowd of 4,500 apec- any vacancy for which I might ap- Adopted For Awards. then, his motto has been to play not actual worrying . . . BUI Terry ago, there was never any doubt OarkemM c m bit toe — peak tators quivering with cheers, laugh­ and Mariano had added to the score the Aetna Ufa Insurance Com­ report cards; failure notices; floor that won fo r. Manchester against dis Is pleased to'call his offee, sajra know It.” / crane Just, about ended Catas what Stan Harris le getting grey- Roger Taggart, johnny Green. Har­ ply.T and .Invariably the answer la: hard but play clean and' play ' to chances. He whipped Caras, like has banned eliding pita aa danger­ that Temple would wind up on top. they reoobed liw’ Saturday night ter and interestDtecest. Having bowed of "Naugy" with a foul, the third pany. plan and assemblies. Hartford Public High Ifi her open­ I that the number of athletes in­ I asked Judge Bramham If, on halred about la hla catchers—there’a ous . . likeliest pug to show up ry Squatrito, Elmo Gavello, Ernie "No, I am Sony; w.«.haven't." ' The new High School World pins vrin. In those years Manchester ing game at the State Tournament volved will : be closer to 500 than Pofixl an ex-champloD, 125 to 110 nobody In eight to help out Rick Monday they eliminated toe Hla- light off toe bat ogauitt Portsmouth to Naugatuck by a acore of 27 to quarter ended with Manchester still Of 947 .studenU who took ne SehMl proJecU: 8. A. A.; Soman- High School basketball teams had the evidence, Landla had grolmds since Armstrong U Nick Camareta Squatrito, Johnny Wlnxlhr and malntalnlfig a three-point le^. FoUowlng directions te a very were awarded by Editor-ln-cblef Against Crosby High School In the 100. O'Connor personally condust- to bar Branch Rickey from base­ In 15 innings. Before toe match Ferrell .... souri valley tltleholdera from Okla­ but they ought to have enough atuS 18 in IBSl, Mmncbeater proved the Steerometer teat 6 received 99 hU; Christmas baskets; Christmas high success. The. Connecticut the New Orleans lightweight, rapid, homa A. and M.. 56-44, to reach the Stanley SavUonIs, Coach Wilfred J old' adage that lightning never score at 22 to 19. simple procedure which a great Peggy Woodruffi at the last meet­ acsls; and carol singing. quarter ftaals and Derby In the sd the invsatigatlon for Landis, ball. Caras was UedtWito WllUe Moaconl to atop their New HampaIHre rtvaia many glrJa fall to observe. One-of per cent, the average being State Tournament did not start \ working oh It for two years. There ly becoming the No. 1 man In Chris flnaU. -The Oklahoma outfit took Clarke, Faculty Manager Dwight and march into toe aemt-lliiala. . atrikea twice In the same place. Strategy by Coach Clarke reached ing of the ataff In the High School School clubs: Athletics: subject semi-finals, Manchester clicked “Landis once sentenced a minor of Philadelphia for second place be- Your agent heads south In a daV Dundee’s stable . . . Tony Loszeri the first things the applicant Is re­ 81.32, but the greatest number until 1922, Manchester entered the with a fine offensive and a beautiful I are 500 pages of evidence. .hlnd PoDii. Mosoonl trimmed Joe or so to catch a couple of goll third placq In the tournament by Perry and iporu Editor Erik Mo- From all reports, Manrhetter has Ah, revenge la aweet! lU highest peak In the last quar­ World office,' Friday, • March 11, to hobby; literary; H. 8. World; Hl-Y Tournament that year. Since then, league owner to five years on evi­ la toUtng the Cuba that tha Yanks dean of The Herald. quired to do Is to on out a formiU those members of the ataff who had received 85 with a medium o- 83. and Girl Reserves. display of defensive ability. If Landis goes the way that he In­ dence that he achemed to take bis :lta of Oloversvtlle, N. Y., 125 (which is our idea of about the next topping New York U., 37r38, In last toe beat i-eservea in tbs toumay, oa Hsppy and confident were the ter aa he sent In his new refreshed, Of 984 students who tool^ they have tried hard to earn a good are not auccessful because they hit The local cage atalwarta expect layers aa. they rode on to New application In her own handwriting. earned the highest number of points When Naugatuck, a very strong tends to go at this moment, at *eart old manager from a club he had to 31 in 15 Innlaga, last night end thing to paradise) . . . they not nights “consolation” match. paper at leaot,.and reserve atrength faster playing, aggressive clean-up The directions for filling out this Reactometfcr tost 545 recevlft Requirements for graduation, re­ enough record to earn a place In so hard and often, but .because they to arrive at their destination at Haven early iii the evening. Sure squad against the tired, thoroughly for work done on the weekly paper'. quirements for admission to. further B team which had entered the A $800,000 worth of baseball talent sold to one that he had purchased,” took over aecapd. only have the eats down there, but are one of the big happy famlhei of Those three victories . gave toe is expected to be a highly important application are extremely easy, but, average of of a second, the the Tournament play. Until 1937 will be thrown on the open market. they know how to cook ’em . . . Oq?ls a record of 23 wine In 35 noon and wUI go directly to toelr of entering the New England Tour­ down hearted Naugatuck Foleymen. The pins are-to be given out the study: N,urnJng school Normal col- the custom and rule was to have Tournament defeated Bristol In the fxplained Judge Bramham. *1 Crane hatT^ run of 67, his baaeMI . . . put that one down to factor til toe etruggls for the tttla. according to Mr. Stevena, It la sur­ #rst of every month and collected average for all being .74 of semi-finals to enter the finals This action will be baa^ on can’t see bow Judge Landis can pen­ best of the tourney, to CMras 59. Mike Jacobs telephones from Chi­ ■tarta for the season. Of toe two headquartsra at toe Hotel BUt- Win or lose, MMcbeeter's detega- ney aa they had already , made plans The crowd became tense as Gavello prising how many will ask such second, .jr teae; 0}|lege; and Commercial the best teams selected on merits Joe McCarthy who has learned the of what they were going to do at again In the brunt of the Manches­ at the end. Thus, the working Inter­ against Manchester, Coach Clarke chains thU tha Cardinals havS'Vlo- alize minor league owners without Mosoonl ran 38 and Prodta 17. cago be la tickled pink with the < secret of handling men. games they lost, one, against more. After a light lunch, they’ll tlon wm remain in ^ovldenCe fo r questions as whether to use pencU schools. Also, Verplanck Scholar- of their season’s records. There­ latad one of the strictest rules la head for toe Brown University gym ntyvldence, they talked about the ter attack, sank a sucker shot and est of all -the etaff *will be kept up, Ruth Wheaton, '40B ahlp and other scholarships avail issued the statement that any team doing aomsthtng about the director Crane meets Joe Diehl, Rockford, Georgetown, was regarded oa a toe entire tournamenUbut the boyo or ink even though It Is clearly stat­ fore, teams which did not have' with a good defense could beat haashali. whlth aajrs that no major of the Octopus." '.... and toelr opening engagement with playa that Naun^ck had up her B. Squatrito followed with a foul and the wearing of a pli) will be a ■4" I able. good season’s records could not m., today. fluke," which toe Owls avenged aren’t figuring on loMng. They nado Blaeve and Imw prepared each man ed In the Instructions that Ink must real honor. , , Naugatuck, essentially an offensive laagus club may have a working later, and toe other jras one ot Portsmouth Hlgb’a New Hampahira Naugatuck, with her last and final be used. enter the Toum ^ent. or trading agrsamant with two clubs Onqfrio Laurl, of Brooklyn, end­ a glorious f l^ t la toe state svw t was to cover bis opponent They raUy, led by Csaplick, who scored Points .were received for the niany p lctu ^ rontributed to thej partm e^ 'md""‘ e°blank“ *'^ iM ; team. Sometime back, Landla heiard ’a ed hla tournament play with five those “tradlttonar thing! with VU- Champa, slated for 8 o’eleek this sad eaiae through to a — — Senior 8ob Himtora The team which came nearest ia the same minor league. tanova. aven discussed school problems. One and Mariano, who sank a foul and length: In Inches of stories written, ■ ^glo n of Honori and his excellent i class programs Winning the State Tournament was The Manchester boys received complaint imofflclolly made by wins and alx loasea by best*ng afternoon.- Tha Clarkaman, daapita triumph and they feel ecrtala that could see that every man waa well In Jiving the required Informa- for headlines, proof and^copy read­ Coach aarke's Instructions and It seems that the (>dar (> d v Rapids They trounced toe great Stanford toa formidable record e t toelr rivala, followed up with a twin-pointer, Uon, the appIlcaiA must be extreme­ that of 193Q-31, which team Includ­ club In the Western Lea^eL e a g u e had____ a' George Weiss, dtrec^r of the New CSiarlea Seaback of Lawrence, Smnts Top Methodists, toelr bid for New siwgtetifi - tested and “rating to g o ." Humor ing and also for the amount of time ^yent out and followed them to the team, overwhelmed lUlnota and have high hopaa of hurdUag tola ^ p t up to a 24-25 score, only to ly accurate. for she will be ^ven ed Domenlc Squatrito, John Tier­ working agreement with Rochester, York Yankee chain. Cedar Rap­ Maas., 125 to 29. Laurl had a high will result ia rtmllar vietoty. waa added Into the- trip as Ernie M offset as Red Oavello dribbled spent working In the "World" office. letter. We all know the result. ids of the Western League had run of 86 in toe ifl-LnnlnH; match,, Southern Methodist easily, out- first obatocia to thoir bid for toe an opportunity to prove any state­ ney, James O’Leary, Johnny Hed- Manchester Is the championship a S t Louis amilato, to 1985. In Squatrlto, not only an aggteaslve the length of the floor to score the Those having earned points for lund, Huck. McHale, and A1 Smith. drafted a plajrer from the Norfolk, and Seaback one of '15. scored NSw York University . by 12 New England crown. .guard.,but a musical genlua, as ments made. If ahe states the these contributions were: John team of .Connecticut! Much of tbs 1936 and 1987, thta relationship ap­ needed shot to raise the morale of This team, after compiling a won­ pealed to have been severed, 'niere- Va.. outfit, a Yankee subaldlary. points and counted 61 against Navy. Naogy Ukaly Rival well, kept the boys in' a lively' and his team. ■ num^r of words per minute she Hamilton, 39A, for flllteg more i f. credit must go to the members of Weiss, inomedlately got In touch can type, she must be correct, be­ issa derful record during their regular l upon, Cedar Rapids entered Into ead Oa that record, toe big dtila I f they’re auccaaaful, It’a doUara analgetic feeling with his ImtUUons space on the weekly page than any the team. . But the bulk of the with Rickey. He asked why too Taking thto ahot, Gavello waa cause examlnaUon of her skill will season, sntered the State Tourna­ [working agreements with a large basketball experts were pretty well to dougBhuta, the Connecticut HOCKEY I of a hot comet and Hawaiian gui­ fouled and Croas of Naugatuck left other member; Margarlte Barry, credit Is due to a man who recog- Cardinals were fooling with future •greed today that you’d haye to Champa wUl rui) Into Naugatuck follow. ment. After defeaUng Hlllhouse nlzes only fair play. Coach Oark*. [ number of qluba of lower classifica­ 2 Mikolelt Ig tar. the game, crying his heart out in 40B, for her ‘ continuous woylt of and Bristol, Manchester met Nau­ Yankees. It seems that Rickey ONE-BALL SWEEPS .2 0-0 4 look around for some time to come High In toe semi-finals at 8 o’clock By ASSOCIATED PBESR In the locker room the boys Us- Mr. Stevens continued to say that' and for h ern L “ ^ r ie T 'd e M ^ ^ l? .- Rb'nthe^ A. Lltvln- His fine coaching Is ati Inspiration tion. These Various clubs were to Cimrehmen Bow To S t 1 Daigle, rg ,. .1 dlaappolntment, knowing that they publicizing the SophomorN^Mop anti ^deMinglgiiyi,, R. Kjellson, G. Mader, R. gatuck In the finals and, succumb­ leagues with which toe S t LouU partlaUy straightened the Mtilatfon 0-0 2 up with toe likes of toe combination Friday night as to 1 other atota en­ Intoniatloiial Amerleaa leagoe ' taned to advice, which was very Englltb, typing, shorthand, and of­ various other stories; LoutTO Cham­ wlth "Paint and Powder" Club ac- to the team and bis coolness during out, but Weiaa paid $3,500 for a 0 Hemingway, .1 0-3 Md lost their last chance to »1n. fice machine pracUce are the sub­ ac- Mackele’ B. Nelson, I. Opalach, M. ing more to fatigue than to su­ J club or some of Ito affUlatee had 3 of Big Mike Bloom and hla lanky try ia highly favored to ellmlitau Syracuse 8, New Havea 2. Itttle, as Coach Clarke realised that UMn entered the game In olacc of bers, 39B, for spending a good 'deal ttvitles; Peggy Woodruff 39B fm perior team play, lost the title. tping times helped the members of f i n a'oi'ltlng agreements. ball player who originally belonged mates, Don Shields, Ed Boyle, How­ Philadelphia 8, aevalaad 2. his boya knew what to do. His ject which prove valuable. "Eng­ of tints' editing and covering her I Streeter. M. Slmlcr, H. Valllant, H. the team no little. __ AT FARR’S TONIGHT Johns, 34-19, As Pace 8 12 Spaulding High of Barra, Vt., In toa C^ss, and It was immedLat"ly no-1 her exceU^rmlsceUanroufai^clrelS^ ^ SlnUer H. Valilint. H. Tw'O-Team System Z-anefts tells that the testimony to Col. Jacob Ruppert. nnd who bad ♦ ■” 0-3 34 ard Black and Don Henderson. Amerloaa Aaaoelaltaa Pfaurefla last krorda were, “You got to have lish of course Is always neceiakry; beat successfully; Jean piarke, 39B, In fiUlng the highest poslUon ® r P- Coach Clarke may rest assured ~ been drafted for $3,500. other game alated toU afternoon. Muld not capably follow 1 typing Is a subject tha't'cai[“be uiJd At the opening of the basketball I to toe S t Louls-Cedar Rapids hea^ Shields with 16 points and Boyle A Mancheoter-Naugy clash seems Tulsa 2, S t Louis 1. n ’t for her many, headlines and the Staff, that of Edltor^-Chlef. ro Murphy, M. that he has the good wishes of tha Anjrway, Landla got wind of what B F T footsteps. Oavello I •“ many different kinds of work BUccessfully. H. Grat, 8. Qodleski, B. season, several new rules were in­ [ ing In Chicago Feb. 8, which no . Setters Trip Celtics By 0 Stan HiUnski, If ■ and Black with 14 each were the certain to produce another elxaUng MlnaeapoUa 7, WIehtta 0. Wanning up for the game each oTlglnal article, "Behind the Scenes ” 1 voked. One of these waa the elim­ afltlre High School and he may aa going on. Abd ouch a fine .1 1-1 3 player was la rare form; each man foul shot but foUow It I ■“<=*> “ copy work and In- the use of during the production of the Sock ro positive that Manchester High newmper reporter gave a tumble, Seyeral L ( ^ Bowling Stars 0 Joe Hllinokl, rf .. .0 big offensive guns last night. conteet like tost which decided the TONIGHT’S GAMES yP ***** cleaned the hoop for another I the edlpbone." The first member of the staff to ’If’ Carbon. D- ination of the center Jump, which [ developed that all—or most all— authority aa that able North Caro­ 2-2 2 Natloaal Leagoe antdoos to give Naugatuck a “run and fihskln play, “Remfmber the receive a permanent nln was • lh« . ®***y’ Blckmore, L. Andlslo, D. School wlU certainly do their beat lina lawyer. Judge Bramham. tells 24-18; Highland Park Up- 0 8. Yankowskl, rf .1 . 2 atato title leaue at New Haven lest twin-pointer. CxaplIckI a^ed to I There are frequent opportunities made the game much faster of the players on toe Cedar Raptda 0 Reid, c ...... Montreal Conadicas at Mentrasl for bar money.” Fans were call- Day"; • Louis Della Fera, 39A, for Bexson. re^o^tter and J S S e t^ whS r ' . r ’*’-'^ ' BM«ell. B. Ga- VM,-,, -w ”,— ----- r h**** I to wbe **a crcuii credit Loto nimhim iin the New me that Jjandla finally has Rickey .8 0-0 6 Saturday night, when too Oarke- Maroona. »lnklng I for advancement In the office. If ^ f*. *he players who had England TournamenL club, and toe various clubs with To Compete h Popular 1 Conran, o ...... 0 feW out ebeeta; poetera were In evl- a roul shot but a momen» later employee resigns, the company is the great amount of time he spends left M.H.S. this week for Baltimore **’ **y***a®®> B. Woodward, A. to stand the strain of a complete ' which It had working agreements, and the Cardinals dead to right 0-0 0 men emerged with e 32 to 20 Toronto at Detroit. . ienee as aoma of the Naugatuck In the "World" office editing and where her family are now making Marks. E. Kose, R. —L. Della Fera, ’89A. Lcuidls frankly telle me that be - sets Cyyits By 36^31. 0 Donahue, Ig . . . . .1 0-3 2 triumph after forty mlnutea of toe Winner "omeUmes able to promote 2^to 3 their home. Ina. a Junior, has been *''***aton, N. Flke, T. Cummings, J. received all of their playero—or ap­ 1 Anderson, tg . . . . .1 New York Americans at ttw0 :' looters marched around ' the ball ^ r e d the lart point of the game Persons, and. in turn, some new also for covering so successfully the proximately all-out of the Cardln- simply Is exposing the syndicate ADey Feature. 0 1-4 3 Local ISport faateat, keenest, torilllngest besKst- York Rangers. . dying, “Down with Manchester and on a foul shot. girls are hired to replace teose ad" many Commercial Club activities; W Interested worker on the ^ Genovesl, G. Lund^ I al-conducted Springfield, Mo., train­ baseball operations of the S t Louis up with Naugatuck for the tltla' I»uis Foley, 38fi, for spending .a who has done 31 words with 5 er-' 7 Victors on Radio. I ''■need. ’’World" since her freshman year J. Murphy, L. ing Mmps run by Branch Rickey Cardinals. The Eagles gained sole poseesalon 4-10 18 Heaerved seats were all taken at 75 good deal of time every day listing and her absence'wlll bo keenly felt. ^ Smith, M. rors; Marjorie McAdams. M —4 Referee, (Jowlea, Kennedy. Jeasle Dowling, 37-^2; Beatrice SCHOOL‘mOES" GONE; l and toe Red Blrd^; organtratlon In They’re all trying to square It, but Joe Farr announces cash prizes of first place In too YMCA Senior cants a throw; and everything was ‘ *“ *" *'’** awarded I, I.?*;!?*,*, ***er*fla *>ther opportunl- and counting up and arranging the Several boxes of delicious fudge h^****' ***** Tedford. the springs of 1936 and 1937. -Landis’ neck la bowed. Chatter adding up ..Into one of the greatest the trophy by Chairman Enin E “ J * * workers, the Insurance various "Inches” of print to make were distributed among the staff These committees will meet with Strom, 31—2; Rosella Kuzls. 31__s This la hla turn at bat. totaling $35 for toe one-ball sweep- league last night as St. Johns con­ Trask, substituting for President ^°*opa**tes are also concerned with and Peggy. Woodruff, 34'—5. ball contests between high .schools an attracUve page; Raymond Oos- and enjoyed Immensely by all pres-j^®**' homeroom representative to *$ISSr DRIVERS REMAIN , Looks B ^ for RIekev. itakea, the fifth in toe series, in tinued Its comeback with a. smash­ And so we’re off to toe races . . . of Connecticut State in many years. Harold Swaffteld, and "Red" Gn-Ji5® employees' health. For this rea- lee, 38B, for his good wor^ In edit­ *^nt.. . 1 Student Council as chairman. Those typists who have not yet ing 84-19 triumph over the South and here’s hoping Manchester High vello spoks over the radio. “ReU's" “ *'* many organised Judge Landis also told ine that the event which will be rolled on SEEDED TEAM BOWS The whistle! Last minute tif- ing. headlining and listlnfe makeup- —Ina M. Bexson, '39B. and will report the progress made made the record necessary for this some of these plajrers were placed Methodists that toppled toe church­ *!•**■ Y**t enough, hard chough and •ET TNI M l m iDr H|RE FN atructlons! Naugatuck la last to speech, although not fPI’rts open to those interested. At Douglas Johnstm, 39B, for his work on March 23. The collection of ma­ certificate are doing corrective drills Boys UTio Gained Notoriety Farr’s AUeys tola evening. Tope In showed hla rerognitioh IPresentthe present time bowling hnarlln.^ is I. iimder contract with toe Springfield ST. JOHNS OPPOSE toe Ust la $10 for high triple, $8 for men Into second place. The Elagles well enough to return home Satur­ it Into formation; Manchester covering bis beaV and writing many terial la expected to be finished by In order to analize and correct their For Breakneck Driving I club,.but that their contracts were meanwhUe defeated the Celtics. 24- IN NATPAL PLAY day night with toe New England kea the jump and the battle Is on. J!!?.*?*™*"***'? “ he said, "Hello P° P“ > « »P*>rt, but tennis and successful stories; Betty. Keeney, April 13. own errors. second, $7 .for third and $6 for g folks, Naugatuck had a good t e ^ “ Iro haVe their seasons, Speed Now Few. destroyed and not sent to the Na­ fourth. 18, to-force the losers Into a dead­ championahip as an addlUon to toe Spe^ Opening. 38B, for the amount ot time spent GROUP IS ADDRESSED At the meeting Somanhis returns Any M. H. S. student who^ has tional Association offices for re­ lock with the Saints for third place. CCIL and atato tIUea already (Sl- Rchleldge scores on a foul toss but I’m' glad we won." ■ Ed Koae o,*" ‘^‘***<*l'i**y>« hts. .talk/ilrMr. headlining and, editing In the H. S. I were also made. A cosh prize of $4 for high single WARM WEATHIR been typing only atoce September cording and promulgation as toe ALL-STAR QUINTET will also given. In the other game played. High­ lected In one of the finest cage sea- but a moment later Mariano evens ^ t a ifl of the Manchester te ^ .’ I *h«>ut the fi W. office; Robert McCormick, 40A, "•^Falth Stevenson. Is eligible to' compete for a place on "It le the so-called ’sisay’ drivers Champion Denver Safeways al^so spoke over the radio and Coach numlwr of M.H.S. graduates ^m- rules of baseball required. It ia Last Thursday night Charlie Ke- land Park broke a four-game losing eons In Red and White history . . . it for Naugatuck. Each tram 14 for his excellent headlines and time ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS a team of two to represent Minctaes- of my day who are eUU driving, alleged that these playen were then fighting for the ball and every Clarke gave hia opinion of the iMurance Companle*. bait took first place In toe sweeps streak to turn hack the Q^ita, 36- spent each week listing makeup; ter High , School to a state typing said F. W. Bright, who ad­ shooed into the various camps of 31. OuUtandIng In the three It would be a splendid thing-If lo­ amount ot energy la being used up game. and be congratulated the high Wesley McMullen, 39A, for his with a high triple of 235, setting a Advance With 46-38 Tri­ The crowd that met the team in school because of this fact. iFRENGfl CLASS GETS contest KlKjneored by the Connecu^ dressed the M. H. S. students last tavtog lyorking agreements Team Of New York Aces new record In the event Ed Kovis, games were Burke, Sumlslaskl and cal fans would think of sending tele­ ■ R IV M R in the effort to get control and s*nrt HI-Y Members In Meeting with the Cedaf Rapids cliib, the to roll ijlb 8 score. Murphy.'who la the shower pooms didn’t leave thd —Marjorie Stowell. *38B. cut Business Educator’s Association. Thursday on toe subject of safety. crashing .the maples In good form, M. Rubacha of the Saints, Murray grams of best ^ h e s to toe Clarke­ boys alohe fo r some time. Con- Hear Mr. Piper Talk On This contest will be held In Ansonla pteyers being under the impreseion captureiF second ^ace and “Sparkv" and Fish of the Methodists, Yost umph Over Tacoma. men at toe Hotel Biltmore In Provi­ ualng all tpia knowledge of -basket- LESSON OVER RADIO He went on to explain how th* that they had to Its shooed there. 8IT EVEITTIIII hall In an' effort to keep down Far- phtulatlons came from principals World Political Situation. on Saturday. April 9. heroes of the school, who drove at Face locals At Y Tomor- Saldella netted 318 for third place of the Eagles, Rqid of toe Celtics, dence , . , many, no doubt, wlU be to students as welt as from some —Peggy Woodruff. ’39BL. ’The.v,’’ said Landis, “sincerely Vlttner of the C ^ ta and Keish of on hand -to lend support in' person T9I REEIM OII rar, hlghi scorer of Naugatuck In Legion O f Honor breakneck speed, were no longer believed that they were undqr the D • 1 > A AIA1 1 I ***** CliafUa Evans took fifth Highland Park. the past, has accidentallv fouled alumni of Manchester High, who POSTER CAMPAIGN HELD *’Can United States Vh,. afternoon a French IA drivers to a very short time. Denver, March 17,— (A P )—It’s at this afternoon’s clash with Ports­ . domination of the Cardinals' Spring- row Eveimig At 9 0 Gock 2*»- The corrected standings follow: Farrar, who sinks hir foul. shdt,. had l^ n members of the only other War?” Thta VM toe m ^ t l ^ ? **" P‘“ ~ *^ listening Mr. Bright speaks to connection, fleW club." “ ® Jl*** Roberta won the $5 prize for toe same old dreei with a 1938 mouth of New Hampshire but It’s Manchester team to enter the state high single with 80 pojnts. Pet only to have the ecote tied again a BY SAFETY CONFERENCE Piper, teachbr of hlstore to S e . hr^dcasl conducted by GIRL LEADERS CLASS with the safety programs which are It now develops that the sever­ Eagles ...... trimming oa toe National AAU encouraging no end to know that minute later .by,,a. foul' shot by tournament finals. rapidly becoming a part of the M. 1.000 thoae back, home are also pulling Manchester High SchoS nut to ^ ‘ ’°*'*'81* ance of relationship between the 'St Johns team, .winners of the Methodists ...., .750 basketball' tournament enters toe ,Behleldge. .rtsy after play, pasa Abe Ostrinsky, 38B, minds of toe Hl-Y bore at7h. Department at Connecu- H. 8. curriculum. His company, toe Cardlnale and the Cedar Rapids clu'b Celtics ...... quarter-final round tonight Six their darndest . . . Coach WIU after pasa, time going fa.«t' One TO ATTEND PLAY DAY first half of the Y. M. C. A. .600 lar meeting M on day'iven W arS ft I CoUege^Thls program, Aetna Insurance Company, publish­ was a mythical severance, due to St. Johns ...... Missouri Valley AAU league teama aarke got a whale of a kick out of time out called, both teims were A statewide poster - camnalsn’ radio course to French pronuncla- es and distributes the eafety .600 the two wires he received at New Center Cniurch. toe eloea relationohlp of Branch have a real treat to store ^ :|| Racing Notes Highland Park .200 are among the seven surviving tiring faat; and aa the quarter end- ‘^***>“ =U*^'*t s c h ^ Twenty years ago Mr Pln»r ** broadcast from a short wave 'The girls of Hartfqrd Public pamphlets which are a basis for ' Rickey and Harry Johnson, toe CyMts seeded quintets. One trimming will Haven last week . . . ad with Naugatuck In the i^ad. by “ connection with the basketball fans Friday night at 9 000 I SIDELINES a senior to high school ** *he college and transmitted High school cordially Invite you to ^ e ty . study to Manchester High Cedar Raptda owner. Landla and Prince Argo, to three-year-old The Eagles and Methodists still be missing—toe eighth seeded team Highway Safety Conference, .roril o’clock. They will tackle the to- a 9 to 6 acore. It waa evident that attend a ‘Play Day’ at the Broad School. The Aetna Company -also Judge William Gibbons Bramham. which did not face the barrier last taking it last night. Naugatuck, toe other COnnecUcut ManchSater had Naugatuck In troii- 4. In New Haven. lb 1918 when t h e ^ r ld ^ ^ te W TIC where it Is sent out over have a postponed game to play. etreet bulIUtog of H. P. H. 8. Sat­ sponsors the machines for testing president of the Natlonat Associa­ vtodble North Street All-Stora who year, ia proving a useful campaign­ The box scores; The league teams are toe cham­ entry and likely opponent of Man­ bte aa a new squad of boj-s. Red Requests were made to both the in progress, au puplU w""' **‘*™P" one’s reaction In. a dangerous situa­ passing their subjects could entorPi®® ^ P’ ™' *^“ **** sheets tor urday, March 19. at 9:15 o’clock." tion of Profeesloma Baseball aube, have not- been defeated all aeaaon. er for. the New Orleans aportaman, pion Denver Safeways, toe Bortlea- chester If the . aarkenm survive Oavello among them. enterengden. Veteran Cana­ toe Phillips rate as favorites over SPEEDWAY ^ then scored from the foul line Prople thought the war was be- Normandie’'' was especially IiKed. hall, bowling,. ptog':pr>ng and shuffle- “Know the rules ot the road and ob­ flung S t Lotus Cardlnar'systera. As ord of being chosen first string cen­ dian rider, , and Irving Andereon, B ' P T Ulysaea. Luplen, - who was little Did you know. that .Manchester P“ *>“c^ anhouncement of the ter for that, basketball league. He Arner, If ...... 2 0-0 4 the Antlers, and the Gridleys over more than on infant when hla broth­ YenH hove 'ameelk eeillno" but Emle Squstrito ran through in winning the State Tourney, used '^ "*'‘**8 Postefs wiu be made before 1^ fought "to make toe world safe Miss Klbbc wrote too words of toe board. wUl tak*' place to three shifts. serve them,’’ and "Know 3«>urself’ far back aa 1930. at toe meeting under contract to Warren Wright, the Naugatuck team to sink n per­ was also jnenUoned off the All-New 2 A. Anderson, rf .. .0 1-1 1 Parka. ers Frank and Ab Luplen were .’tar­ all through. Spriog and Suo- eleven men and two teams In every ***« conference through news- for democracy" but. said Mr Piper song nith toe othe 'students, and The participants will rotate, each are among the most ImportanL of the National Association of Pro­ are deadlocked for rtdldg honors at Porterfield, r f ...... 4 0=0 8 The Safeways face a stern, battle fect twinpolnter. Czapll.ki and pm e; something which has never P“ per and radio, p ro fe ^ r at toe college. girl p:a3lng three games. When toe .To know your car means to be fessional Baseball Leagues, I heard York state basketball team. The Tropical Pirk with ten vlctorite ring In athleUca at Manchester >•>"-11 ye* have sew Good, Kosok brothers, Chet and Frank, Keish, c ...... 8 ’with toe rough and ready Holly­ ^^08# tied the score on /‘^ul been done Iwfore In the whole hU- . The freshmen are In the elen.en day!’"—'*' ** ^ Dorothy L. ^how. '40B. three periods are finished everyone thoroughly acquainted with Its the fluent Rickey's bitter speech each. Anderson drew up even yea- High, is following right In their yeore pul ea your wheels saw. tOBSea, but Harry SquatrUo. deter­ win play the guard poaltlons. Chel Adams, Ig ...... 0 wood tesuD, and the Healeys must footsteps In college . . he’e been tor> of the tourney. | tary group, ajpd the at^homorea ^ a * ‘l*'g about HlUer, will take p*rt b. "ladles football" parts, with Its mechanism and with against the cxar-Ilke attitude of the Urday by riding two winners while 0 Backus, rg ,. . . ; . . .1 play basketbaU to defeat toe War­ Gel extra eolety Md mileage mined that-Naugatuck w .« not go­ , Mlaa Lney Gray Its speed. Then do your driving ac­ old Chicago Jurist ^ • made a record with' the Chicopee elected captain of Harvard’s basket­ ing Into the lead again, added an- Juniors and seniors a n In the aec' said that be believes that a good and relays. Manchester High irtll be Longden bad to be content with one. 1 S. Anderson, rg ...2 renaburg youngsters, who turned In at no extra coetl CERUnCATB GIVEN divided-into two teams, toe red and cordingly. Knowing the rules of Landis, always a^^lnat the farm High team. The forward positions ball team for next season . he’s other basket to his last. In the bi^ck« same|o*>*l^ group. Any freshmen who Lucy Gray has built up _ „ „ „ wiU be held down by V. Abraltla one of toe lUckeat performances of also toe regular first sacker on tha **' *h* .New »*ant t c enter this contest should floe V«»*lUe*- The war toe yellow! ■ -' the road would often prevent seri- ttrtitem in baseball, bided his time. the tournament last night. most brilliant play of the game academic standing during her four ‘T felt sorry for Rickey at the and Chet Parchiak; CSiet is a broth­ Jockey Hubert Leblanc bas Ittt 8 17 2-8 36 baseball tqam,And la regarded as a the your cndil. Cel ttreo, a Green", from the middle of the floor oro^bK- ‘ " '“ 'j *!* Hrnderson before starttog might have been stopped to 1918, Bach gtrl la requested to bring a ofto and unnecessary aeddents. Score at half. 18-15, C!yvits. Warrenaburg nudged toe seeded jmar sojourn in Manchestnp/ High 4 TYPING BEGINNERS T o know youiaelf Is toe most Im­ St. l^uis*Cedar Rapids beartzur in er of T. "Parchiak, a strong State* Plorida for New Orleana whore he comer of more than ordinary abil­ battery, ou|e suppUae an easy threw a pass over “Red' Gavello’s probabjj meet In the semi-finals, ai-1 *belr {meteri. ^ box lunch, ten cents, her gym aiut will ride during toe clotthg days of Referee, Cowles, K en n ^ . Montana Stale team out of the thoughthomrh Biirre,Rurr. Vt\ri 1 School. She has fotgonm^Uie op- ■*^*i!*" *PPa™**Uy wantod portant point because without a Chicago Feb. 8,” says Bramham, Trade school plasrer. (Jtoer players ity ceavsaleal terms to fit your head and Into his hands, and after Is the favorite Jeiry Itaplenza tne dettrucUon aad complete defemi and sneakers. As “Play Day” will on the squad wiu be O. Deptula, S. toe Falrgrotinda meeting. His chief — ■" ' - tournament aa toelr part of a dasie to- beat “Naughy,'' •portunlty of being very Active to Gei-naany. in the Treaty, Mr. itoowledge of what you can do In vdio la here with Landis and posl' a faat dribble, “Red" sank It for athletics In order that ^ could de­ Initial certificates have been begin at 9:16 and end .at about 1 Uvely on Rickey's Mde. Lucas, F. Tooma and 8. U m . asal|mment at the New Orleans St. Johns. pUy which offered 'the odd picture budget aad pay oa you ride. anotier two point addlUon to the Wper stated. Germany was depriv­ o’clocl,, it .will be necessary to leave the fact of danger, of how qulcklv P . B F o t two gamda finishing their games WEDNESDAY Y Five years ago as students in the vote mors time to her fludiea. awarded to 4 memberi of Mm. Ruth Bramham asoerta that this ahake- The St. Johns will bring out toehr track will be Sound Wave to the Vernon ammat’o final. As Crapllckl ed ^ many righto and was f o ^ for Hartford oh the 7:45 trolley. you can think, and bow qulcklv vou 0 Sumlslaskl, If .., ..3 2-7 short banded. wvento and eighth grade a basket- Her favorite subjects are English Martin’s first year typing clooaes. can act, the other two rules are lujl will out-beadJtne the Chicago strangest playen, to the following Louisiana Derby, March 28. Sound Goodrich ,,. arorn! on a foul Shot, the half ei;d- Hl-Y CHOOSES MURRAY to sign a paper stating she was to The certificates are given to thoae The. .members of .toe Leauerii 0 Burke, r f ...... 4 0-1 'The South Bend, Ind„ Stude- LOl—313 ^ 1 team made up of Ed Koee, Er- and History. not very beneficial. iBIackck Box acandol of 1919-20 on a line-up; Bumlslsaki and Burke aa Wave U owned by C. P. I-eblanc. 2 Davis, rf ...... Leo 88—287 ed and Manchester wa."l now on the toe wrong entirely, and would pay tjrpists who type two ten-mtoute Class who will pai^cipatc are forwaixla. Sumlslaskl has the record Hubert’g brother. ..1 0-0 baken played the loot five mlnutea ISrilia REEDS long end of a 17 to 14 score. ^a**>' "Squat," John Lucy has been popular amonfl her —Frances Wallett, ^’39B. erant slant If Tiandls cans to 1 M. Rubacha, e . N. Barton ... 103—315 SPECIAL SALE fellow students. Proof of tola Is toe costs, which waa aboutithirtv accuracy teste with 30 words per Marion Akrlgg, Jean Clarke, Mary of being the highest scorer in the ..3 1-3 with to m men on toe floor and toe Newcomb ,.. Mild Pep Talk. Greene and Murphy decided to make AS NEW CL08 LEADER three billion, dbilara all the facts. Twenty or more 0 Vincek, Ig ...... 1 113-^334 ahown to toe fact that She U at minute and no more than 5 errors. Cordero, Audt^ ' Gnllagber, Mar­ a will ba affected. A t least “Y’’ League. |f. Rubacha wUl pUy 2-2 rest on toe black litt In their bola- H. Barton . . . . 101 104 Here they were In the locker u -la***®* *i*»k*t»ill ^ HUton “Rabbit" Dsboan wUl pack 3 Grzyb, Ig ...... 2 1-3 teroua game with HoUjrwood. Three 117—332 It LOW PRIDES AITO DAOIOI U was this team that.etm holds the present Vice-President of her class The result to Germany waa so de­ Those who have received their A r- jorie Inman, Annamae Krob, Doro­ CABD-STACKINQ-’ p r o p a g a n d a ' 1^1 ba destroyed, according center whUe A. Rubachst and S. JO ^; quiet and saving their up bis tack after SatuedaWs races 1 Wlerzblckl, Ig . ...0 0-0 of the Indlanane fouled-out and a best record in the history of S. J. S James Murray '38B was .elecUd that of '38B. Also this year she structive that five yean ago Hltlsr tlflcates are: Janet EUlot, with 34 thy Long, AnlU Lewis, Barbara Oryxb will baffle their opposing for­ ' 506 524 DMths, Coach aarke speechless President of toe Ht-Y at toe regular was able to take the government of at Tropical Park. He plana 4 short 1 A. Rubacha, rg .. ..0 0-0 fourth waa Injured. The Callfomla 521 1551 S A otC om rs. .Sl.lf u p t ” J ? l<’sses all season, lii was nomtoated as a possible" can­ words and 3 errors: EUaabeto Fin­ Mack, Frances Moidavaky, Ruth 0*>*«***Pt aroused ” wards aa guards. Tha reserve string TaO Oedara (1). Even if he had fou.-id words to aav meeting Monday evening. Teddy Germany. Many people think Hit­ toe blood of all sporting men to her vacation at hia lAural, Md., horns taam turned toe eontett Into a they would have been words of kind- their schedule they played such didate for being toe D. A. R.- GIrL negan, with 32, words and 3 errors; Pkaraonir Bvelyr Senkbeli Mae men in her OnttSlraaMs M a t t e l for the S t Johns la composed of r Palmer ...... 94 104 105—808 Jlufo M is h . .A ot. 27w Brown '39B was elected Vice Presl. This la Indicative of the high re­ ler is a weakling but be is not, and class against bad propaganda i'- before ranuntog saddle duty e. 14 6-16 34 fares, wtonlng 57 to 81. Scbleldge i^ e s d of adviee. Meanwhile Carolyn Hamilton, wiu. S3 and 5; Stoan. Edna Weir, and Helen Wip- anda whear*V Is aupposad to have evi- Davia, Varrick, H. Wierblckl and Bowls, which opens tos northern South Metbodlat. . . . . 107 85 100—292 and St. Joseph’s. These boyi have dent and Ralph Peterson '39B waa gard In which she is held by both be U very popular with tha Ger­ tte mentioned-card-atackingIng aa onttJp rseorte wars altarad, A. Orysb. Thia Important match 'The Harmons of Chicago bowed Anderson . 87 81 Sparkplugs.... 30c . 1* . fgmt the floor to the. roof too the and Earl Hunt, who haa made toe —Jean Clarke, '39B. •esson AprU 1. Lstes he wiU go to p out wltlf four men on toe stage aa 96—264 met TOme of their former rivals but elected Becreuty and Treasurer. tha student and flunilty of Manches­ man people. Why? It la because outstanding record of 3« words with of the many devices used by prop*#-^*j^ B ^ tu r ta wara aradteatad. will bw called, promptly at 9 o’clock McOonlgal lOe 112 107—328 ermnasium rapg with mingled he started to get revenge for the Qiurchlll Downs to handle Mrs. M 0 Murray, If .. they lost a wild game to toe 7 a ahouts and lau^tcr. toe.v have been playli« for a dlffer- James succeeds .Wes Psimer ’38B. ter High School. BO errors. STUDIES FRENCH g i ^ t o to Impress their biased JstsmaMa, raathoda wara ra­ to toe Manchester (Community “Y“ 3 O. Smith, rf . Berry .... 80 103 115—308 F a n B olts.. > ., . S u p J principally East Hart- who ^ Presideflt from September. During her freshman year she T^aty of Vereames.\ Germany re- views to the people’s minds. Mitt te la frmstad attampta .to gymnasium. . H.” Bartittf• Zsvsoa to ths Ctort Haalsya, 76 to 44, a" new high acore Koae was at centar„for the first Other members of these classes BACKGROUND Handicap. I $ nah. c for toa tournament. I floor Mote ... up h dimeai time since the Bristol fray, aj the tou f “ “ “ ambition of Hl-Y pins j^ere given to an ths was a member of the French Club, ngned from the League of Natlooc, who win receive tnelr certifleatea (^ rera p t Instructor of the social " <9 ttban tha Jig waa dlaoo*- ssoond 0 Richmond, Ig 488 484 533 1498 TOmben who had paid all their ^ c y has been a member of the ‘ng toe way for this waek-and’a acIenceBi, explained that “card- with ZevaoD in tte Widenar Montana State pasaed out as IldeUty ead plealy M taam took the floor, -readv for the to the near future are Ella Staum, LaForce, a historical prison to 4 N. Smith, Ig . Worrepaburg passed In for dots Oongoes (8). o feat to high school. This ambiUon bills and also toe new members. Girl Resenres dnee her ■opbomore U when toe Germans took over France, was one of toe subjects In­ But l Aiidta traead erlfiaal lettara lenga Cup, won by War AdnUraL MazaoU . 146 104 95—845 See and b e a diem. iMt haK of the battle. Cole SeJS' Austria. atael^.^ Which ^eJS2 th e ^ •' 1 Robinson, Ig . ■itoU to win, 46 to 26. Tha Antlera ^ imdenieath the Mfnehestee bas- has come true; for all of these boys Mr. Gatchell, faculty adviser, told yeaf. She seems to have a taste vestigated by Mies Maty Burke’s pounding of untruths In order to ad commnnifattona to thair potata 2 Ftasier, rg .. Kuhney . 88 73 103—368 BICYCLES have accomplished something that the dub that they are Invited to toe for writing, which U betrayed by The American people mutt have OBAD GETS FELLOWSHIP ’ delivaiY, and at tha Chicago quelled toa Chicago Collegians, Tuttle . . ^ and sank an ,unusual backhand aoptemore E^llah clasaea. influrace readers and listeners. ,s a ■ The Paragoa otabla wlU ship ita Negro entry whooa flashy floor play . 131 105 135—381 allot to inercaae the lead. Mb- WM n e ^ ac(»mpltsbed to high running of model railroads to Hart­ the fact that she has been a mem­ strong anU-war senUment If they n e MaraeilUlae, a gad dance, popttlar channel throuffh which horsM to Suffolk Downs aftar toe 12 Gibson . .. 95 115 108—316 ftr ROTS aid IIILt robo^ before and that Is wtontag pupUeataaT" i~ —j By ASSOCIATED nOBSS 8-18 19 featured aarUar games, 54 to 89. wenU- later. Cuddy and blariano ford March 34. He also told of ths ber,of the H. 8. World for three going to keep out of war jiMr. Word h«a been received, that and Marie Antoinette, a - famous propagandlata ilow their Ue. ctera or Ttopical Park. Tha tame Score" at half, 18-7, 8L Johns. Wlntoa i 123 137 130—380 tb« stote U«*. . But we must invitation given to the dub to go years. A t present Lucy 1s also an «p e r said, u d the younger genera­ BUI Gray, senior at Clark Uni­ martyr queen, were among the most 'T navar bafOra raw Btaaeb Riek- Tha Safeways, using axperlmental put In two “doubla dsekers” to ^ tu re dtlzena of Uunorrow Philadelphia—pean Dettoo, 206, comprises 10 baad. totaa oC which Referee. Cowles, Kennedy. lineups, eUmhiated tbs Taooma, again put Naugatuck In a ctoae no- to the South Windsor High School, Integral part of the Somanhis tion must Keep It aBve. Mr. P l ^ versity, has won a 3-yt)sr fellow­ popular subjects chosen for study. ■ stoppad." aaara Bramhaai. *T»ut Sait Laka Oty. and Orville Brasm. 573 533 569 1685 *Jow. Taggkit, Brawn, Schieidge StstisUeal CbnuBltUe. “ *•» OberemptF wHl go to New York to r a abort Wash., Alt Ratdelbargs. 48 h> 19, for the lead but as the vll- April A, for the meeting . of their left with hla audience the quaatlon: ship to the University of Tordn- An English period waa spent to the clisaea banned bad propaganda os a adga Landla knaw mora than Rlck- $28. 'Wallaoa. Kaa.. draw. * * * «P * ^ - *• B. Carpantar, newly Eagiee. Bryant A CbapfOM (1). S r y **«*«'.*’*»<> «iW rtW to ^ aG dub.. H Lucy continues to work ss to feD ow in^lA' giaduaUcsa in referonce room, under, the librarian’s ' euapaetad. and tos potent FhllUpa smotherad S koog...... laln w ^ d aay, “FBfled again.” - “Is tha >Unltod States in the right menare to the w e lfa re ^ th e • Bolyoko, Mara—Georgs (Dsxslsr) •ppi^tafl tratett o f tha ouUtt, wiu P B • F toa Portland. Ora., Packards, 68 to ' 118 90 133—386 t^boyhood ambftlon of tbs 8. J. a dUigeqtly and as ably' as — she— has- . - I ***aking friends or agroomentb wlthi June. While lat M. H. 8. Bin was ttipervWoo, for toe reading. Know- “J u ^ Tauidia haa aa dpaa and Tomlinoao ... 99 ISO 95-334 •fiucir Taggart added a two- gr^fluates comeUW .. ■ .7 ^ ,.*°? y **g *aaa •‘JJouraed and aHraya '-bisH-- Clark, Seotland, dafsated tos “Shlak point too good aprintar, Bn^ty Bot. 1 John RlUnakL If ..2 0-0 32. petal awtaher to the k^nebcatar rwissBinma ware ssev^ , . w lth ou t^ w tog Ikat Vaiedictortan of hla aa itng more than la told to the book ■rt cara that would stand up to Araby” . two of three falls. 0 Pavttak. rf ...... 0 0-0 Wilhelm ...... < 93 110 85^387 m s MXDSSJXtSB/L ■b* W doobtleas ac-1 bow they will act?" 1 wall aa captain of tlM soccer Iteved to the square deal" offered . ... ceort In tha land.” tla. for tha leadlag New angUM raa Oakland. CbUf.. Jtroma were BUTi make* Dickeny T h e Tale of Two by teuth In, oontnat with prop^ (Oark woo third faU by disquaUfl. 7 Sudolf, rf ...... 0 0-0 116 98 93—304 ' SERVICE STORES IB bqt latar Ufa. ^ I- g w | CBias” BMrs totorttting for the .1 a^ad Iratdto If ha had dafintta- !y *****>*- BuB-jUi Downs opans toe aw 87we to vw ww24 victimwtxiissa Vtof' t^ uav)-,rvi P g fk a , and Woods ...... 84S MAIN STREET TBOMl gaada. 'km')* -Dowa East” season. A w flA o T JYtejt. e ...... 5 04) tha Ortdian dlsnoasd off tha Bpga- 119 106 112^-337 Clara. —MaqpMrtto Barar. ’40R , 0 WUaon. o ...... 1 OK) OPM • A. AL •• 7i8i P. Bf. Thara ani UdMSH •5|9 682 617 io n -'‘i PAGE TWELVE MAWUMtajrfBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MARCH 17.198# MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURroAT, MARCH vi, 198# PAGE ..... BOOTS AND HER BUDj^fl No Sympathy from Willie ______ByM ARTl^ ^ 1 DO»ft uwe T SENSE and NONSENSE « ,^ootx» —Otrr xxMjfr 0 0 1 o A i VOOfX 1 _ _ A \% TU «M VK o j w , *-\y M AMNYHHMt TO OTOtL nacwOM\l Mifc' MW : fAlNT PATRICK'S DAT Many people now would sp. IMToTyK .. m a r c h it. in » ate a steady Job—but aot this] dtooy-ix* Kb K tROFFtO tAISCKWlX.0 ^ 1 0 VT1 Of tOORtA.YtrOMm The ImaMfikat had finished o v , ah^t*?n *!;•. “ >«« potass first month on a wastam famm Immigrant—Pm qolttln’, tioM. wltSi p m flL ^ " ii " “*• You promised mt a. steady Job. LOST AND POUND He M d e an aotet etf ralafortunaf Farmer—Well, It is a staady Job, I 2 Brogan, was a man -(l location. 429 Main street Inquire n\bnths to pay. Cole Motora, M63. T MOEfDAY’ UEAOUE Sheaters (2) bocHef hoa develop^ a mild case of** i ^ V E f l BHAMROGK IF YOU ycNOW YOU AKE I LOST—SATURDAY. nJght on llSrt Kemp's Inc. Notes “flu”. So Babe Dahlgren, deposed or ' Olbaon's (8) VtoTlck ...... 105 10b 138—348 When leaving dear old Ineland, tn RIGHT AND BTIOK 'TO IT IN I ford Road, Bfilck ttre and wheel Maaxoli , ...... 105 104 117' 326 from first base by ai^val of Lou THE F A C ^ F lUOIOVLB, THAT| nnder caU 7036. BUSINESS 8EKVICES POULTRY AND SUPPLIES iH FOR RENT—FIVE ROOMS, second McLagan ...... ,119 97 Th. ^l."***^ j>“e. Glbsqn ...... 88 83 114 286 Chanda . e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s (Hoss Opera) Gehrig, la taking over Tne Mrda were swtotly statcn 18 REAL BBa VERT. floor, comer, bouse. Available Apru ...... 90 126 110—3 ^ I Lakeland, Fla,—Tff hear Manager the abort field. OFFERED 1.8 BABY CHICKS. Waterera, feeders, Wilson ...... 105 109 93 807 Cofek .., pature seemed In tune; broodera. Complete line poultry 1st. 7 minutes from Main street, Oesa ------91 104 134 829 ...... '96 106 127—3281 Mickey Cochrane tell It, his Detroit Petke w , ...... 94 126 J, fill accosted me, a rad Engiiah. Viattor (te oowhsadl- AUTOMOBILES POK SALE equipment and feed. Checkerboard good condition, very dealrgble home Howard 128 119 ,131 878 88—8181 Tigers, are really going te look like Bradenton, Fla.— A coiiph * tear in her eyea. Has'the advent of radio balpsdl CARPEINTER WORK and Wbbmg. for the right party. Reasonable ------toinethlng when they are decked out rookies, Emerson Dlckman k J k 1036 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan, Feed Store, ,10 Apel Place. Phone 1 aa she aptiki thats words ,t » ranch life? ' CaU 7074. - . ' 7711.. rent . White Box O, Herald. n 604 559 607 1670 kr tUHr 1938 ualfomla. Mickey has Bagby, Jr., got the call ti color gray, .heater, radio, Very 517 519 589 1625 ■ . •net 4hs Cried: « Cowhand—It certainly ban. Far I tTooneryille Folks TalcottvIUe f l) MaUmen (2)' I recommended suita of tropical pitching for the Boston Red MiTln By Fontaine Fox clean Inside and out. Mechanically FOR RENT—SIX RQOM tenement McGuire . . . . . 98 105 one thing, we learn a new cowboy I ^ N C T QUALITY BKUILEK8, KroU ’ 92 ilO 102 304 114—817 worsted, featurinjjA^iange, black the team'll first exhibition g8|ue to­ ^, I tIt tote'Jm me, **!' please; * , ° ’ song every night And say—We’ve perfect, low tnileage, good - tires MOVING—TRUCKING- row in g chickens and fowl, dress­ with aU modem improvements, MeSweFney ....1 0 2 99 81—3821?:''* white, and a Varrick METROmmjBAOUB Ison discuoaion asid the toughest OU.-TWAf BAY, Distance Moving. Dally Eapresa good condition. Wlii sell cheap. In­ HOUSES FOR RENT 65 ...... 105 105 138 (V Alleys) I fight In tb« Cleveland Indians camp bos driven in nine runs and 14 hitt­ “ ake those to my brother, for I Evening: Herald McLagan . . . . 97 119 1,37 ' have no ether. CTAJvr TO otprimiiiAKm Vi/HAT «VBR MAPPCtOBO Hartford, Manchefiter; Kockvuie. | quire 280 Woodland street. Theani No, 1 (1) would be Tor second base, but the ing a neat .693 In sU exhibition M e / MAU//SY' Phone 6260, 68 HoUlater street. SINGLE HOUSE. . six rooms 1 Chanda ...... 126 90 110* games. And these are the sbamroqks from TO T I a w t CLASSIFIED Cofek ., Gibson ...... 96 98 85 _ Ituaale hasn’t mateiialiaed, because » U 3 ? f sun room, oil burner, ptol i_...... 105 96 1 27 Md matbar’s grave ▼A'AP MAAMAM, M fTV BBAjve,, ADVERTISEMENTS flower garden, nice location. AvaU Petke .. Tyler ...... 86 9 108 3g5 Johnny Kroner won’t let It Johnny ~ T M «M FUEL ^ D FEED 49-A ...... 126 94 95 ; Nichols 'has been so brilliant at the Key­ Pasadena, Calif.—Marv Owens I "Tell him olnee he went W a y how STAMPS ^ e w r o , 2 AtAvm 9mm'''' PBAiB/ AND OORI4 PAINTING— PAPERING 21 able April le t Chaa. J. Strickland, sore arm la going to allow him to bitter was our lot; \ m ee rm o A vmmmmmtM Count sis svsrass trords ta a Uas. Phillipa stone sack every day that he has IN THE NEWS A , ' t i l •e-r' OM TWB 9AMm B U «H ? Initials, a umbers snd sbbrsiristions [TOR Sa l e —COW h a y 312 per 168 Main. Phone 7374. 659 604 607 1670 Nelson the Job sewed up. Lyn Lary and start at third hose for ihe Chicago ^ 4 landlord oama 00a wintar's day T /M fr MM/AJ om hAAfCM IMPMUACnOMf saob count st s word snd compound 1-8 OFF ON ALL 1037 wall papers. ton, at the barn; also 1.3 ton mow. U. SB. Post Ornoe (I) Bruce Campbell, meantime, are the White Sox ogalnit the Ckiba tomoisJ aod turned ns from our cot. wwMfm w fffwi , PBSt.m omm YMC LAOT J WBAIRE? AtU Pf . words s* two words Utnlmom cost la McGuire ... C WA« THAT MAD srtes o< ilirss Mass. See your own contractor or Thoa. dheap. James Bums. 591 HUUard ...105 98 114 317 Totals ...... 480 487 497 14841 hitting herom to date. There was some doubt about 1 Our troublss were so raapy, our lori* <• *!< »’V 'TMUS SAV/Mcf Turn e.mmamt Lin# 'ratss par dsr for traoslaat McOni Jr, 126 Cedar street. ■ftrfet. WANTED TO RENT 68 MeSweeney .. 99 102 81 282 Team No. g (8) Owens’ abUlty to get into the game, I frisndi ‘Ware very few, M C iP aU TO <5MANT vmmx ^ adK Chapin .., ..161 100 106 307 but Manager Jimmy Dykes gave f And,, brother, dear, ahe often used moamenrmm imjtoco PROPERTY OWNERS —AttenUon. WANTED TO RENT AprU 1st. 6 Robb . 83 88 aearwaUr, Fla.—Moflager Bur- A DM CAM ONTO YWMMf . KWeetlTS llarcb It. IStt FOR sa l e :—.WEUjL aeaaoned hsird Farr ..110 08 92 300 Larabee ...... 1,04 76 him the once-over 't^ a y and decid- I to sigh for you. Mi>u»s om amtjDmmmy Cash Cbarss 36.95 tepapers room, celling paper­ room single or Duplex, within Twamlte lelgb Otimea la taking out some C oNSBCUTtve Q uun THE ViMS SO VOUlS t Oonseeutlrs Osjrs ..I T otal S sts wood. Apply Edward J. Holl, tele­ ..109 109 184 382 Hewitt ...... 8#' “right-fleld Utsuronce." Faced with ed everything was ship-shape. •Oh, darling son. come back,’ ohe -ASAA’m * ed or kalaomlned. Material, labor phone.4642 ot 8025. walking distance of school. Write often used to say, OET A CBOP OP a OonssouUTs Days t sts) 11 ots Box P, Herald. Story the poaslbmty that RIght-flcIder CAMMED . 1 Day ...... n sts| U ou complete. Inside, outside painting. I 524 507 .W7 1588 Wlnton Helnie Manuah la planning aw aw_ Orlando, Fla.—Since their voter-1 Alas, ons day ohe sleksned and soon All erdsra for Irragular Insortlons LArge aavlngs Work guaranteed. FOR 'SALE—WELL aeaaoned hard tended holdout, “ItoUlng &>ily*’ to ans, Jimmy Deshong and Elon Hdg- was laid away; eUOCCrfAjSMf will bo parted at U i ens timo rata Lang. Phone 8602. wood sawed gtove lehgth, and un­ sett, couldn’t produce against the I ■poolal ratss tor iShs tsrm sesrir H OU SES FOR S A L E 72 Reid’s (1) Totals . 470 500 818 14881 ahifUng long Tom Wlnsett from loft •ar gravt Pvo watorsd with my day advsrtlslaa fl*sa apoa rsqatst. der cover, 36.00 per load. Wood Holton ...... 105 106 128 339 to flu tbe bUl. WInaett ha# been the Cardinals yesterday, Bucky Karris J tears, that’s how these sham- Ado erdorod bsfsrs Us third of flftk •oM for cash only. L. T. Wood Co. McLaughlin .107 96 Team No. 4 (1) Is going to give- a couple of his I rocks grew; day will bo ebaroi FOR SALE—NEW 6 room bouse, 133 338 club’s leiuUng slugger In training only for tbo ad« REPAIRING 28 all n ^ e m Improvements. G. L. Fay ...... ___ 83 96 87 286 H. K lm baU -..:. 88 75 comp.-' Washington rookies a cbones to I And, brother, dear, thsyrs aU Pvt 'A tool onmbor of tlmosImos tnotbo sood oppioppoar> ,ITO® SALS>—WELL seasoned hard show thalr stuff against I •d. ebaralna ot .tbo rato oaniM bnt ROOFINQ AND SIDINa esumates FlsbTilO Benton atreet, reiephone Farrand ----- 86 151 92 329 Mercer lo i rot, and thass I’ll seed to you.” no allowso u s s or r wood, 34.50 load. Phone Manches­ Hair ___ ...:i02 105 today. Ken Chase and Joe Sm - I .rsfnada eoa bs mads freely given.- Years of experience. ter 8628. 6394. 102 309 Curan JOO 101 Tampa, ria.—W4U ifcOochnla is #'• 0 *»o ad s stoppsd a fte r tb s .21 Harriaonr...... I l l 98 kauskos get the call M>AD IT OR NOT d fU d ay. Workmiuiablp guanuiteed. A feeling a UtUe better these days FOR FOR SALE—64 HUDSON street, 6 483 554 542 1679 about his Cincinnati Reds' prospoets. There Is no doeumsntary avidenes ^|*a "•'ll forbids"! display Unas not earpentty. A. A.'Olon. 81 Wens BALE—SEVERAL tons 5 Totals .. I ^ e ChsWes, La.—Harry KeBey. I r atreet. Phona d ^ . vgood-weuI-weir cured cureo hay.nay. 320.0032U.00 per room boutoi all Unprovelhente. Un Bon Ami (8) ...... 886 883 886 U641 Hla change of heart was caused that I t Patrick svar eooduetsd a Tbs iterald WIU aot bo rotpeaiiiblo lot extending through from Hud­ Lanky ....;.116 82 Team No. • (8) largely by the neat work of Out- first of the Athletics' pitchers to | erusads agatost soakas In Ifelaod. ton at bam. A. E. Fish, 384 Lake 120 318 last a full gams, wound up fiwah • p K E Urth to Prlncass Juliana of ter. Boro tban one laaorroet Iqoortlon HARNESSES, son to WIlUara street. Width 99 ft,, Sheldon ...... 129 128 96 353 MacLean ...... 94 84 271 I fleMera Dusty Cooke and Lae Gam- of any adroitlsoraoiil ordorod tor luggage I street. Phone 8817. Gill ___ aisl cool with a 4 to 8 victory'yes­ e The Netherlands of a blus- Boro Uaa ooo lim a and harness sport tops length 165. Pnohe 7900. GIraltIa ...... 107 85 H7^-309 ...... UO 293 ble, first baseman BYiank UcOor- If you are a ymiog man aod havs Schtebel ...... 103 124 terday to give Ckmnle Mack, some- tytd, fsir-bsired dauChtor may Tbo taodrortent omUotoa ot lnoor> Slid curtains . 90 Uam- Davis ...... 116 131 104 350 8231 mlck and InCelder Linus Ffey, aU M t yst oroposwl, make -it olalo i w e day bring the UtQa land Its »»«*.Pablieatlon ot advortlslnd will bo FOR sa l e :—EIGHT room ‘ . house, Kebart Banks ...... 100 04 806 newcomers to the redleg roster. thing to smfle about Yor about the bridge streety 4740. GARDEN—FARM - ...... 148 116 145 409 first time this season. Hade' was t t t t you lovs htr. This faUow Wad third eenaseutlvs woman rulw. (f\ rwUflod only by oaneollatlon ot tho with 2 acres of land. Inquire 160 bard, but— •bo^ o mads for tbo ooroloa roodorod. DAIRY PRODUenH 50 Keeney street after 6 p. m. Totals .. 888 412 893 1193 espMlally pleased with . Harry’s Queen WUhelmlna nilw now All advortlsomante anal oottferm 616 642 482 1739 St. Petersbuig, Fla. — Although strong finish. - . “i He—You are tbe moat wonderful kll hands admitted It'' wasn’t a With a vast popularity. Princsto Ja atylo.’ oopy and typearapby with B u s i n e s s FOR SALE—ONE ACRE of straw­ l to the world. You are the ob- Juliana Is esrtain to suesoad her rodulstlona sntoreod by tbo psbilob* untnlnloua decision; Mickey Owen t of my life, tha hope of my hope, 11?.“?? . rooorro Uo rtrbi to OPPORTUNITIES 82 berries, new bed. reasonable. W. F. MONDAY f I.EAOUB KNIGHTS OF TYTHIAS Lafayette, La.-fTha PhlBlss ajr-! mother and unless a mala heir la RESORT PROPERTY was still ‘hoUering In tbs S t Louis my Inspiration and my ambition, l 1 U J a t c m oj»t, nvlsa or rojoet any copy oow SlUy, Rockville Road. Apply Sat­ (Murphy’s Alleys) ^tnllnals camp today that he came rived today with a record of four 3 e 5?"*’ i**.*; will also In oldor^ ebjaotlonakla TOR RENT—IN BUSINESS "sec­ urday or Sunday. / f . FO R S A L E 74 Bon Ami (8) Sluuie (1) Mfeats In five games to play the I would light dragons, conqusr the time follow to tha Netharlamto CtCeiNO HOURS—ClastlOad Lanky ...... n e «2 120—318 I oC on top in his flst-toasing party tion, brick metcantlle building A ./ 1 W. Gahrman .. 86 98 90 Jersey a t y Giants In,the first of* world for you. wiu you b« miner throne. v t d o p saiBu day Bust be re. POINT O* WOODS cottage for sale, Bheldoii ...... 1'29 128 96—353 with Mel Almada in yesterday’s ex­ Bhe—Oh, Tommy, do you really JJJJJ" '• oeloeb noont Satardsys With 3000 ft. ot ground floor space. I SALE *— GREEN Mountain on water front, 32000. Write P. o. A. Hadgetta-----86 101 97 hibition game with the Senators. In two contesU. In their two games J Nor is the parallel ended thsao. P R s e e u m Glraltls ...... 107 85 • 117—309 S. Trueman . . . I ll 106 130 llks me? Suitable for light manufacturing. potatoes—cbok mkaly ,and white, Box 116, ^ u th Lyme. Phone Hart­ fact, with the Cards taking a 15-13 with the (Cleveland Indiana thil3 Princess Juliana’s child was bent o /AASJOHto Apply Edward J HoU. 76c bu. at piace. H. McIntosh, Davis ...... 115 131 104—350 C. B olin ...... 116 89 114 Phillies broke even. Hugh Mul-t • on the last d#v of the month, ss TELEPHONE YOUR ford 7-8802. Kebart ...... 148 U6 146— 409 beaUng, Mickey was the only Card Buckland. 1633 ToUand turnpike. I winner. cahy’s bad Inning beat them yester. Mors than a few believe that was htc grandmother and Juliana vft m*. to rwtfsi fw) L' ------W A N T ADS Totals . ...------399 394 431 12241 «tay. Benjamin rrankUn was the most herself. Queen WlJheWnlna was 615 642 nmaring personality ever developed HELP WAN‘1 E D - LEGAL NOTICES 582 1739 H aU and ( I ) Avalon— Jolly ChoIIy Grimm born Aug. 31, Juliana April 10 Ada are aouepted over tb# telosboM E. Johnson .... 79 91 90 280 San Bernardino, Calif. __ Rum I, In America. at tba CHARds RATB glvM abSte FEMALE 86 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Reids (1) rounded up hla CUtlcago Cub forces and the new priheesa Jan. 31. SCORCHY SMITH f? a eoBvvirlenoe to advertlearsk but ■■muon PERMIT Hollon . . -----105 106 R. Swanson----- 80 113 112 305 today to head them back to the Batters, Jim Tobin and Cy Blanton;^ By royal decree the new baby la NOTICE o r AfPLICATlnX 128—339 ______Scorchy Takee the Pledge 'be CA8H RATES vrlll be aecepted aa WANTED—GIRL for housework, 3 ROOMS FURNITURE McI.AUghIln -----lOV 96 133—“336 P. Jesanis----- 112 88 116 318 mainland frofn CAtallns Island. will be the Pittsburgh Pirates pllch-t' Thay used to tell a atory of a entitled from birth, Prinesat of tha By JOHN a t ^ Y FULL PAIMKNT It paid at the be ' 1 th«t I Abr»- ers when the Btics encounter L osl WATgg, TWO PVLLTHg » iw ni A r, All willing worker. Oui of town. Good USED 2 MONTHS 390 Imm Podrove of to Denton etreel. Fay ...... ___ 83 96 87—266 C. Wennergren 183 116 112 '360 With the first stage of their train­ ShlfUeas Charactar who plied Into Natherlandi, Princeaa of Orange- WLICeMBN / ' Pl?0tVNfP NOTWINlr * ' ’ n a s a o m o a Ob o r before tbe aaeei —Save 359 . AngsUs-of the Pacific coast leagtirif . Hf (WTAVV'AV THI* day touowloa iba Srat laserttoa of heme. Phone 7519 betwcei 6 and Manntieiter. Conn., have filed an ap- Farrand .., . 86 151 ing completed, the Chiba lock up bed one night ahoea, clothw, and Nassau and Duchess of Macklan* HE WA* killed b y . 7:30. 92—3'29 Totals 404 407 430 1241 in- their first exhibition game, Fri-!“ ftiME - fvr,, I SWld«v MMb ad a tb a rw ise tb e C H A R O B —Original prior 3149 pMcatlon dateil .March »lh. 1,311 with Hair ...... 102 105 lO'J—309 their Island hose and f beginthe nU. After a while, hi# wife thook burg. From her Yather she Inhere 711.16 RJieCN PAI?r/ be oolleoteA Na lespoaal. —Only 310 Jown ^ e Liquor Control^Conunlaalon for a day. The Wanera, Paul and Lloyd M n: I ' u sg f th at k il l e r / Hackaae store Deer.only Permit for I grapefruit eampalgning against the Its tha tiUe of Princess of LIppse Ullty tor srrora, la teleahuaad ads -F u lly reconditioned Smalaad tO) will patrol the outfield, aibbg wit Wife—Get up, you’ve got your FeoaA0LV,(MNE Ml wuj be assoaed aad tbefr aaeuradv the ealc of alcoholic liquor on the 48.1 564 .542 1579 White Sox in California. BJester^ld. The baby will likely J l f HIT TNi WATEir CAUMtrS —Ekisy terms arranged preniliea of Itaiii vtreet. Man- E. Berggren . .100 98 300 Johnny R lzzor^ ru lt fro m ^ lu m Shoes on. aaaaot be soaraoieed. foS-SOJ A. Carlin ...... 87 97 1 be named —Free storage and delivery cheeter, Lonn. The hutlneea la owned 273 San Antonio, Texas—A wire to Hubby—That’s all right they i W11 h elndna > I'K I’o'l'-o'e of to Denton Olbaon’s (3) H. Benson ...... 92 127 322 gln't my good shoea. IN D EX OF Save 359 by buying these 3 rooms atreet, .Manchealer, Conn., and will be Mazzoli vice president William deWItt ad­ i Bernhard i n s ...... 117 104 105—326 C. A. Anderson 111 112 826 vised the St. Louis Browns that CLASSIFICATIONS ot furniture. The original price was conducted by Abraham Podrgve of to Gibson ...... 114 83 Carlson ___ 99 93 Armgard. Al­ EMERGENCY 3149, and the furniture has been Denton atreet, .Mancheater. Conn aa 88—285 299 their clouting third-aacker Hsriond Last Night *8 Fights | ONE GENERALLY BUYS THE S l r t ^ perinllec, Wilson ...... 93 109 10.5—30'/ ways tremen­ used only 2 months. .If you are look­ “ '“ y rite camp EEST COLD REMEDY JUST AS dously popu­ .UIIIAIIAM PODllOVE Gess ...... 134 104 91— 329 Totals .... 489 i ing for a real bargain, here it la. 504 1520|and "rarln’ to go.” CTift came to THE COLD IS WEARING OFF lar wUb her I ■ . Paled March 9th, 1938. Howard ...... 131 119 128—378 Varmland By ASSOCIATED PRESS i An opportunity like this does not terms last night, and w ir^ that he Albuquerque, N. M —Tony Cha-| NATURALLY. p e o p le , but CALLS G. Gull ...... 75 was leaving YakUna, Wash., Im­ come very often, so our advice la H. Olson .. vez. 136. Loa Angeles, outpointed! ever more so 589 519 517 1625 mediately. Boxer—Did you hear the latent ? t e a . .rd *'’r%".nd* ; ” ;;;;;;;;.^ ^ to look It over as soon as possible. E. Thoren . Willie DayU, 134, Mexico City. I now, Juliana ^ ^ m e a t e HOWITZER GUARDS VICTORS. Talcxittville (I) Tm goibg to be married April 6. is shown hors These 3 rooms include a complete E. Anderson St. Peteraburg, Fla.—The short- . San Francisco—Ken Overlln, 162.1 POLICE KroU ...... 102 110 92— 304 E. Erickson Decatur, III., outpointed Dick Fos-i Manager—Are you? Who’s your on a '1914 bedroom, a complete llvins room atop altuatlcm is still the big hespl- opponent ? A atM M M lM and complete kitchen outfit. We The HowlUcr Guards turned back Lee ...... 100 98 116—314 ter, 168, Berkeley, Calif., (10)...... Dutch stamp. AtttonobUM fot UU ^ e E:aat Hartford Coalers, 31-26, as N. Barton . 93 81 107—281 Totals ...... (Oepyrisht ItSI. NBA Service, laa) AatoiDobtUi for^xebann ••••• 4343 can’t guarantee that these 3 rooms 517 639 567 1623 Aato AeoMtoiiM—Tlr«« of furniture will last long, so' see it SImmonsa and Tierney featured for Aato A«palrtnr~PalDtlDf aa quickly as yo can. the winners and Boyko of Trade Auto Soboola ...... n H ! ! fa School fame went beat for the los­ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Antoo—8btp by Tmck ...... ALWAYS IjtEADY FOR YOU ers. The box score: ^too—Por Htro ...... FIRE 7 FREE 'COURTESY AUTOS ” WASHINGTON TUBBS llonitzer Oitanls. a By Crane _ OUT OUR WAY Osrasoo—Service—Siorses If. you wish to see tnia or'apy other Am o wrrM TVttse AHWA! POM'T VOO THWK. NOT half By WUUamB Motor^oleo— Bleyelet ...... u South B F T OH, THEV'EE SUCH ------furniture call or write us and we Hold Everythingl FACTS (M MIND , LET US VOUTtl AlVIttft YOUNG TU|#6 W et)t# 4 Autoo—iiotorefoieb u Shorts. If ...... 0 0-0 0 FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia ENOUGH. THEY THINK ONLY OP THEIB C EBUM^ WHUT SH B PIOMT win send-a "Courtesy Auto" for you EHTXMLV t o o HAUCM TlkAB, ^**^**M aaS r"fi#rt#oai tin liiL Simmons, if ...... g 0.3 in -coes.ifnsvMAMimcc.aic. v. m. sea s. s mt. eer.- CARRY OUR BANNERS / 'OAOOY OLD VACHfTS And POLO PONIES. p « 4 t t v l o w . TELL H IM ! B oslo^ Sorvioea Offered ...... i t 4321 to bring you to the store and take Bycholskl, rf ...... 1 1,1 q MV DEARY HIS WIFE , DIE? HE'S woweiBD OtTerad ....Jl-A you back home again. This servlco Kerr, rf ...... 0 j . j , U B P T . HIM , nlldioc—CooifMtla# 14 North is atuolutel} free, regardless of Tierney, c ...... 3 1.5 7 S M E TO PCATH F'ur.*rir2.“,^ r ;; .: ...... - \ i whether you make a purchase or Altderiton, c l 1-2 ^ ,L E A V E ?i TRVIN' TO 5432 not. tg...... 1.1 3 FK30ER WHY ii A-L-B-E-R-T-S Burke. Ig ...... 0 2-5 2 SH E L E F T / UmiDery^6resaaaklna Main Store—Waterbury Salmonson,' rg ...... n O-O o V AMBULANCE All Stores Op'en Wed. * Sat. Eves Lupacchlno, rg ...... o ' 0-0 o FOR sale: —I.ARGE circulating 12 7-17 31 R~parrmV‘^ . . ' * * : : ! T . . , * f (D ougan ) heater with Silent Glow oil burner. E:aat Hartford Coalers, rajlorina— Dyelna—Clean'lag ’ J " A bargain If taken at once. Tele­ wanted— Businese 6«rvieo t i phone 5518. Sullivan,, rg ...... ■ o-O "•cr e 4 ocafl««e| 5630 Chapoa. Ig ...... 2 ^ 0-1 ^ o r u i aod ...... Ralston,, c ...... 2 2-3 (Holloran) MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 Boyko, rf ...... 3 o. q Da'n7 lnV'r.''.r.'?“ ...... , ‘ J M u.ioai-DraiitVo Chapos. rf ...... 1 2-2 Wanted—Inetruotlone M 3060 USED TRACTORS 8125.00 and up. Chomlek, rf ...... i .i I B . ' n e e a r la l used tractor plows, sulky plows, V fjim Bondb—Btocke—Mortreron ti spreaders, engines, complete stock 11 4-7 28 Hutlnct# Opportanltlei is (Quiah) Fordson parts. Dublin Tractor Co., Score at halftime, 15-5, Howitxer I iiA k CAROL, IS WOT QUITE THE Hboey to Loan ...... „ ITISiifTtwg Providence Road, Wllllmantlc. Guards. Referee, Murdock. Um­ Better n o t ! MAY BE ALLOWED lOpMION HILO BVSOBSHMaTIAL lady, but rlL have mo .. . “ • Sllaatteae 4340 pire, Donnelly. Time, 8 minute WA6H IS HOMES J*’'*i*IAARRYIMG H elp W anted— F em ale ...... i# quartera. HE'S MAODER'N TO CARRY ON . IN lyiOfLK A R O ^ TOWN. THEV POR ____ Help Waoted— Hale ...... i , HOPS BECAUSE •AV HTS UTTLE A80« AND FINB AND VOUk MONIV. lEPOEl ANV- Salesiren W uied ...... WANTED—TO BUY 58 t h e eiOROOS PATHS beam# ONEorr*______AfPtO^,HEH,L_ — EILLV Help tv^ied—Male or Female.. IT SOME QUV S OP ' RKSHT?OUS PEACE, LTHAM A ^ 0 M . Asebie Wbored ...... n - x HOSPITAL I SAVE*YOUR JITNK and sell to me. TAKINS MIS TO SHOW^M EEIO.QME »<0,QM OLD DAELINEI SItuaiton...... - l | DRIVERS BnSFORTLNB AND------IN CA«h1 WHY, WASH IE Situation# WaMed— M ale ...... 19 Live poillt.-y bought. Wm. Ostrln- eiRL OUT/ MAEVfr EVEN sky’s, 182 Bissell street. Tel. 5879. L.mplAym«m Afenetee ...... 40 5131 St. Paul, Mlrm.—A Uttlc razor BeSiOES. M£*5 _PR0 P06ED— blade Which really had tjothUig to PRACnaN' HIS C DEBATE Uve atoek— Vehicjei ...... UUOHS WITHOUT BOARD S9 do with the case was Instrumental Poultry acd BupplUs ...... ! in causing an accident and the ar­ SPEBCM Wented— Pete— Poultry—Btaek WATER DEPT, I FOR RB:NT—ONE OR two rooms rest of a man for auto theft. Far Sale— MIeeenaaroaa Articlee-For Sale ...... In private family, sulti.ble for light Robert C. Matttni stooped to pick w aia and Aacaaaoiiaa - : ,,. 3077 . housekeeping. Write Box X, Herald. the blade off the floor of bls car os B u lld ib s M atariala ...... ' he drove along the street atxl col­ I FOR. RENT—TWO rooms, • also DIamonda— Waubaa—Jawalry .1 (AfUrSP.M.) lided with a parkeu caf. In the en­ twee- store, .heated, at 507 Main kreeL suing questioning by police, the Telephone 6277 or inquire 613,Maln driver of the parked car ad^tted 5 aeHWtaTtoAitev.ee 7868 ftreet hs hod stolen It '*Do jrra Im w U||e OM fkm ‘Rigdetto’r Machinery and Teoli ...... m b ** **Your boRor, Uiia man said you were n fathead—and I Ihiiea] loetrumaate ...... ean prove itr Dw-oa and Store Bqalpiiiaat .... MANCHESTER ■J8'wtu«ato» IV THE LOVE N isT ,APtyal-Fnr» MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE s -r ? -« m W a ated — a o B u y ...... WATER CO. The Refusrees ALLEY OOP By THOMPSON AND CQu7 While the CaPs Away By HAMLIN / 8y;tOFFICeR-lp-D€ CRM IS IF yOU'REAMUes^ OOf> ASASSISTAMT DICTATOR, 5974 ^ VOU XXSM’T 5 , ^ -xn;- 1 SO EENYS GOmE,EMf HMmTi SSJJSiJ”*.'’".'..?®*'* ...... - »• BCOKEN WE’VE OOT TO , AAlSfis MDU'LL HAVE UNDEB5TANO> TH5T **OMEMT A THRBFICD CROWD PROM VOU RS IM CHARGE WHILE TM AMAY buiiM Beard—RaiiiteTTSinj*’ to OET THROUGH TO BO N ' ' COMCOM, 0ACK„ OKAY, • FROMTIEe \ OKAY/kjOW YOU HAIRSHIRTS MY AUMT AND 1W6 (XXMMEDTOWNBMMSMSUPOlSJ-nteHIOH- WE CAftrr DRIVE _ TRACKIN' DOWN OOOLA AM’ TH Botels-RaoteBraiiU . . J T . Z T J l « ^ U - E . - A WUB*E AF|>- MVEA. CAM HAVE TH' REST OF TH’ Vaatod-RoarBs-aoBto m UNCLE „.J U X iE WAY A 9 CARKNIES& CLOSES B O .-. "" g a s CO, THROOCtH T M lS - l o o k s likb'1 OAY o f f .'gj'WAM, n o w - - ____ *001 Bstato Fat Baat JACK50W- WrUL HAVE ID jparlBiutw, TasasAhto . 4> HE’0 . _ A BUSY r u m OFF AN’ PLAV/ 5075 n ig h t .' , ™ *T ••••••••• dd ELECTRIC CO. 5 iai &*** <*£jeds 2 .n ir !i ______^ mi ------«to -7T t* di Ev«ning Herald 5121

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