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PLANE LOOTED, GIANTS OF NAVY IN WINTER MANEUVERS GRIMES BOUND PILOT BURIED That is . . Police Theory^— Ma­ yx«y>yyAV \ OVER;TmGHT chine Carried $250,000 and '■* V.' Was Never Found, ' * y Los Angeles, March 15.— TO BE INSANE (AP).—Officials of the Western A ir’Express' here admit there is ?* u a possibility that the maU plane Praises Certain That Home Govern­ Unable to Furnish Bond and;* disappeared during bis CTI ment Will Approve— Next flight between Lo3 Angeles and t J Salt Lake CSty on January 10 For Neivs of Planet Taken to Jail— Will Prob-j may have been looted and de­ f . ' * ■ i* . Move at Naval Parley Is stroyed and Graham’s body Vv ’* . J k . • • ' buried- ably Be Sent to An Asy- | This theory was elicited from New Yorfc, ’ March The New York World in an editorial was no scandal,” no casualty list, no Up to France and Italy; the officials when it became case of a,man biting a dog; yet the knpwn that the Nevada State in today’s issue referring to the lum Later. i vSTs ninth planet in the Solar consteUa- service realized at once that this Journal of Repo today was pub­ 'v ‘yra^ news of the very first import­ Joy In Tokio Over the lishing a story that the missing H ■J*'* *• N N V tion which was discovered at Flag­ staff, Arizona, concludes as follows: ance,’ and it, was largely due to its Joseph Grimes, 72 years old. < rnpU plape • carried $75,000 in enteitrise that Ihe world was so currency and securities amount­ “Before leaving the subject we Agreement. known as “Manchester’s Moth Man, ! ■ wash to compliment the. Associated fully informed yesterday as to whnt ing to nearly $250,000 and that TT , ao„,-= rrcroi TnUathq cut through the waters of the Pacific, bound for Pan- ' .. __»___ wni f*n was bound over to the June term of 1 the country over which Graham The majestic scene as Lncle Sams maneuvers, is pictured above. This photo, taken from Press on toe Zplous lT^^^^ which had t^ e n place.*’ ama and Guantanamo Baj^ Cuba, m loi dreadnaughts in formation, turning into line. At the Superior Court under bond of ( was fljring has been thoroughly the deck of the U. S. S.^ OaMojh.a,^ehowa^^^^ ^ London, March 15,— (AP)—A 100 $10,000 in Police Court this mom- | searched and that searching per cent agreement among the ing, on a charge of assault with in- i parties believe the plane never landed in the territory over United States, Great Britain and tent to kill. \ w'hich a severe storm raged the DOHENY WITNESS Japan was .-jaid in naval conferenpe The charge was the outgrowth of day Graham disappeared. DEAD CANARY CAUSES circles today to be an accomplished LENGTHY BERLIN SUIT Grimes* attempt to murder his 681 fact as far as the delegations are year old wife in his room at the j P A T R O N A G E i CROSS-EAMBtEb USED IN ALCOHOL Berlin, March 15— (AP) — A concerned. Waranoke hotel on Wednesday, Feh- j / ruary 26, by slashing her throat dear canary bird kept the Berlin Approval by the home govern­ with a razor, after which he j NAVY IS LACKING courts busy six months and ac­ ments of the American-Japanese. tempted to commit suicide by the ■ IN M U T H ______cumulated costs of $100. Defense settlement which called yesterday, same method. 1 Arthur Moeser bought one of, Tries to P roveB atjH as D ik p ^ ^ Odor and was said to be the only thing re­ Both have been confined to the i IN SPEED PLANES the little songsters from Herr maining to enable these three dele­ hospital ever since. Grimes under Sorge. The price of $3.60 was Fall Knew Nothing of Oil! Taste But Will Not Kill the gations to write finis to their naval police surveillance at all times. To­ Senate Committee Asks De- i AMERICAN FLEETS payable eight days after deliv­ conference difficulties. day he was deemed sufficiently re­ ery. The day came when Sorge For days these delegations have covered to be taken to Court, where claimed his money, but was told Drinker. been so close to agreement thgt he appeared in a talkative mood Senate Committee to Investi­ partmenl of Justice to | jjj ^ BATTLE that the bird had perished and Deal. " there was said to have been llttie though somewhat frail in physical therefore Herr Moeser refused between them. A provisional Amer­ payment. appearance. gate Why Williams Was Take Up Matter; Say Of-1 _ Washington, March 15.— (AP) — ican-Japanese agreement, achieved W’aive Examination. ! Twenty witnesses were heard Washington, March 15— (AP) — j by Senator Reed and Ambassador His attorney, William S. Hyde and ten court sessions held on Cross-examination of E. C. K ^ e y , The Prohibition Bureau is. working Matsudaira, is understood to have waived examination and the Court I Forced to Quit. 6ces Are Offered for Sale'Meet Off Haiti and Engage the case. The verdict was that eovemment witness in the bribery out a pew petroleum denaturant for been the one thing needed to com­ straightaway found probable cause | Moeser pay $3.60 plus 7 per cent i trial of Edward L. pobeny^iwas alcohol, which it expec’ts ta put into plete the circle. interest, besides which he has to of the charge, setting the bond a t, ‘ started by Frank J. Hogan, ^ le f ua'e, if remaining experiments prove Observers said that what this In Brief Actions— Many meet the court costs of $100. defense counsel, today SIO.OOO. ^ „ j Washington, March 15.—(AP.)— Washington, March 15—(AP) j 1 successful. amounted to was that if this agree­ Grimes was then taken to Seyms ; An investigation by the Department ; ' I to shov/ that Albert, B, F ^l former ■'The denaturant. the bureau has ment is approved by the home gov­ An investigation to determine why of Justice of patronage distribution | I secretary of the interior had n o t ­ ernments, the United States, Great street jail. .u . Ships “Sunk.” ing to do with negotiations ttat determined, is harmless, of highly Police have expressed belief that the United States Navy Depart­ in southern states w'as urged m a 1 disagreeable odoi and taste, and can Britain and Japan will be in a posi­ the aged man, whose hobby of col­ ment has lagged behind other na­ report submitted to the Senate to- : ' led to the leasing of the Elk H ^ tion to sign a three-power pact at MILLIONS PAYING i naval oU reaef-^e to Doheny s (^m- not be removed from the alcohol. It lecting and mounting butterflies won tions in the development of fast dav bv the special committee which j On Board The U. S. S. Marble^ rema!^ to be, detennihed whether it any, minute if this should seem de­ him the title of “Manchester’s Moth inquired into Federal office holdings sirable'. pursuit and bombing planes will be 1 head. Off Cape Dame Marie, Haiti, win adversely affect thevcfficiency Man,” was mentally deranged, to in the south. of the denatured alcohol for the Up to’France, Italy. judge by his actions both preceding | begun shortly by the Senate, ' March 15.—(AP)—Two powerful The committee surveyed Federal American fleets were checking up GOVERNMENT TA X ESi:3f2~^Siss,?«S- many uses to which it is put. There remains the crisis sur­ and*" following his attempts at mur- | jj. be made by a sub-commit- patronage conditions, throughout ' American company after r^eivmg I today the results of one of the most ------i a -bribe of $ from pohefy- W. V. Linder, chief of ’the tech­ rounding Prance and Italy and the ier and suicide. I tee of the Senate naval affairs com- tile south, and its final report pre­ 100,000 nical division, has been in charge of next move would seem to be up to May Go to Retreat. | mittee, headed by Senator Tydings, sented the evidenc from four states “deadly” naval engagements ever Fall was convicted of accepting tne fought in American waters. the experiments and describes the these two. Should the Seyms street jailer; democrat, Maryland. Other mem- —Georgia, Mississippi, South Caro­ new denaturant as a petroleum or have a similar belief the usual pro- j Senator Waterman, Re- The battle of Navassa, which saw Long Lines of Men and;I IS at liberty ^ pending’an “ . The conference today was more or lina, and Texas. j Finney aaid an order was naptha distiUate. j less marking time awaiting the ar­ cedure will be temporary commit-1 Colorado, and Senator The committee, headed by Sena­ ship after ship “sunk” and set the ment to the Hartford Retreat, there j guUivan, Republican, Wyoming, barren landscape of Navassa and by Fall in November, 1921, m w^cb Cannot be Removed. rival of Premier Tardier from Paris tor Brookhart, Republican, Iowa, Women All Over Country , the then secretary of the interior for a conference with- Prime Minis­ to await trial. Should the State s | They have been appointed by recommended that the present prac­ the hills of Haiti to ringing with the Its greatest advantage he says is Attorney find cause he may appeal | chairman Hale, of the ■ naval com- roar of heavy artillery and the whirr I ordered that all crude oU contra^s that it. cannot be separated from ter MacDonald tomorrov/. Upon this tice of dispensing Federal offices in i must thereafter be sent to the n a^ . important conversation may depend to the court for commission to ex- | mittee to conduct hearings on a res- the southern states through the of fighting planes was at an end. Are Seen Today. the nlcohol. amine the defendant for evidence of olution by Tydings calling for an After four days of searching, the ' The defense under Fall revoked the ‘t-iozens of distiUations ffiil to re­ the outcome of the naval conference referee system by abolished and I order wnthout consulting his supers s far as a five-power pact for limi­ his sanity, such evidence to be pre­ I inquiry into the. “conditions sur- condemned it as “most reprehensi- battle fleet, commanded by Admiral move it,” he said, “and there is no 4 sented at the trial. i rounding the type, speed and com­ ior.r. i 11 4.,,I chemicM' or'combination of chemi- tation is concerned. referee system be abolished and L. M. Nulton came upon the scout­ ■Washington, March 15.— (AP.)— j The order 1,.provided______that aU ii^nre.^ know of capable of Mrs. Grimes, who left her hus- parability of fast pursuit and corrupt practices act be broadened ing fleet, representing the “enemy,” Both Secretary Stimson and bombing planes with those of other Long lines of men qnd women in in- 1 contracts for oil for naval use must segregating it. We don’t feel that Prime Minister .MacDonald were to include in its scope any person yesterday morjUng,!, in tte na^pw: we are' taking an unsportsmanlike (Continued on Page Two.) nations and all other matters per­ soliciting funds from a Federal of- passage between Haiti and the ^ferhal revenue collection umuea,offices,! ; oebe negotiated uesuLia.vx..^ by --r.-the r,■Na'vy - . resting today after their week’s taining thereto.” millions of citizens keeping their, gaying advantage’ of the drinker, because arduous labors in trying to solve the i ficeholder or Federal employee for Island of Navassa and the devastat­ his nose w ill give hini ample warn­ crisis evolving, about .the French de­ Williams’ Resignation political purposes. ing engagement ensued. annual appointment \rith Uncle the solicitor of the Navy had ren- ing of the naptha’s presence.- It he mands for a 724,000 ton navy. It is planned, also, to investigate “Your committee further recom­ It was over at noon and a few Sam and treasury officials anxious-' (je^ed an opinion that the ex- persists in drinking it, he ’will be Secretary Stimson was at his . PREPARE Td HGflT the reasons for transferring Lieu­ mends,” the report said, “that the hours later the battle fleet started ly scanning income tax returns for | change of crude oil sorry but not paralyzed,” country home.in Stanmore and the Department of Justice make a care­ for Gauntanamo to adjudicate the tenant Alfor^ J WilUams, Navy some indication of their effect upon! storage Fail Some members of Congress, British prime minister was at speed flier, to sea duty, after he ful survey of the evidence obtained battle and determine which side had hotablv. Representative Sirovich of Chequers, although he planned to BIG STEEL MERGER had been conducting experiments by your committee and if the facts won. the governments finances—these t^ke charge of the New* York, ‘ have urged for some attend a football game between intended to develop fast seaplanes. warrant, that they start V^^ceed- The action was brief and swift tell the story of March 15. j exchange. time, that the government abandon England and Scotland at London Williams - resigned from the Navy ings against all persons who have with the opposing forces grappling By midnight tonight returns for 1 Finney testified Fall was in the its practice of using poisonous de- this afternoon. « . * i after he had been ordered to sea violated the statute covermg the at close range, artillery roaring, incomes of the calendar year 1929 j west and that he had acted wthouc naturants and substitute ingredients The report of the American- barter and sale of public offices. submarines and destroyers weaving must be in the hands of the govern- | consulting Fall. He said he baa that will be repulsive to the taste Japanese- settlement produced some­ One Faction Says It Will ln-j„^;-‘j Senator McKellar, in and out of the haze, while the ment’s agent or in the mail, togeth-' acted after being-requested tq do ^ and smell, but otherwise harmless. thing of a sensation here when it . I I , • Cl a I resignation and bringing his valu- Tennesee, signed the mighty battle ships steamed along bn er with at least one quarter of the the Navy, adding that he had ad- James M. Doran, prohibition com­ became known. Just what this set­ in MalCI aWe experiments to an end.” Brookhart, but he also submitted a JUICllire lUUUdlljrIndustry lU explained today that his the fringe of the action. amount of tax to be paid. j vised Fall the same day of his ac- missioner, said that the,first usage tlement is no one in authority was supplementary report condemning The battlefleet used its light With the estimated margin be­ of the ney^ denaturant would be lim­ prepared to state at this juncture. resolution was noi intended to “pick federal officials in Texas and South cruisers and destroyers to best ad­ tween a surplus and a deficit for Roosevelt Letter. ited to tiie lacquer and,paint indus­ Report had it that a compromise The Other Side. a quarrel with tiie Navy.” Carblina. Senator Hastings, Ke- vantage and as well as the enemy the present fiscal year precariously Hogan also read a letter try. Later, he added, its use might had been effected along the lines "All I am aftef is the facts,” he puhlican, Delaware, the other me™- narrow, officials anxiously awaited Theodore Roosevelt, then assistant be extended. that Japan would cohsent to reduc­ asserted. “The Navy Department acquitted itself brilliantly under the her of the sub-committee, submitted stress of battle conditions. a tabulation of the returns. La.st secretary of the navy, to secre- tion in her claim for a 70 per cent , may be entirely justified in every- a brief separate report explaining year, the amount paid on March 15 tary of interior setting forth details ratio of 8-inch cruisers and would, Youngstov-n, Ohio, March 15-— i thing it has done.” that he had participated in only the The air squadrons of the enemy of the project to construct » nav^ played a prominent part in the at­ was little more than six hundred receive in exchange a higher per­ (AP.)—A new drama of the . steel | Lacks Speed inauiry into South Carolina condi­ million dollars, a sum that must be oil storage plant at Pearl Harbor centage of destroyer-s and subiha-' tions. He said the evidence con­ tack. Fighting and bombing planes, Hawaii. Roosevelt m the letter CHINESE BANDITS rines than she had expected. But it industry was being staged today as j record ma^e by the United launched from the decks of the Lex­ equalled today if the government’s j Hawaii, rival leaders rallied support in their States'in the Schneider Cup inter­ cerning the district attorney for income ie to equal its disburse asked that the storage plans be should be emphasized that this r»- that state, J. D. E. Meyer, showed ington, went dashing through the treated as confidential as they were port Was unofficial and should be fight to control the Youngstown national races, won tbe last two skies and diving down from behind ments. times by Great Britain, Tydings that he had “impjroperly conducted part of the war plan^f the SHOOT AMOUCAN taken at its face value. Sheet and Tube Company and de­ added, indicated that this country his office.” clouds to make their offensive at­ A few days later Finney testified termine whether it will be acquired is lagg^figr behind other nations in Senator McKellar also condemned tacks on the light forces and the he received a letter from Secretary Tokyo, March 15— (AP) —Lead­ by tbe Bethlehem Steel Corpora­ devdoping fast pursuit and bomb­ Meyer and reported that this of­ heavy ships of the line. Denby of the Navy in which the sec­ ing Japanese newspapers today is­ A critique will be held soon at REDS TOO ACTIVE retary said he desired that the. In­ tion. ing planes. Williams was entered ficial had recently resigned. Lawless Soldiers Attack sued extras featuring London dis­ Conditions in Texas Guantanmo at which the results of terior Department handle : the oil patches teat represented an Amen- SheetJames and X. Tube, CampbeU, said president today In of a ' Sed descent to teste, “ and ’d he^ i did S noJ not the battle will be discussed smd gone exchange. He also enclosed jwr- can-Japan preliminary agreement Referring to R. B. Creeger, Re­ over by high officials of both fleets tions of the solicitor’s opmion that publican National committeeman IN CLOSING SHOPS Steamer and American giving Japan, “almost 70 percent Statement on the proposed sale of | compere. ^ and Admiral T. P. Magruder, who under the law the exchange of crude of American auxiliary naval his company to the Betfilehem, that | ^ ^ a j^ r speeu for Texas, McKellar said: acted £LS umpire. oil for storage was legal/ ^ strength. Official circles withheld Sheet and ’Tube, finding its mar-j “It is but fair to say that .Mr. Lieutenant Is Woimded. (Continued on Page 4) Creager created rather a favorable All the problems worked out In information or comment but a more kets being taken a»*ay from it by 1 hopeful atmosphere was noticeable. changing conditions, must merge impression upon me. I agree with the battle, how and why the various Government Threatens to Senator Brookhart entirely that Mr. ships were sunk or not sunk and COL WHALLEN DEAD; Japanese correspondents in Lon­ with another strong company, ot Shanghai,' l.March 15.—(AP)' don were very unanimous in report­ lose out in the industrial race. The Creager’s system of collecting majiy other subjects of strate^cal importance which developed in the Punish Those Who Dis­ Lieutenant C. M. Winslow,, com­ ing teat one of tee features, of the cxectuives of the Youngstown firm THIRTEEN PLANES money for party purposes in Texas DEMOCRATIC liADER agreement is tee undertaking by the found in Bethlehem “the ideaJ com­ was beyond the pal, and while not fight, will be reviewed from every manding the United States naval angle. armed sp^ard- aboard . tee; American United States to bmld only fifteen pany” for such a merger, Mr. illegal, might well be prohibited by obey Rule of Majority. Yangtse . Rapids Steamship com­ 10,000 ton cruisers prior to 1936, al­ Campbell said, taking full respon­ law, but Mr. Creager has adopted Took Active Part in Nominat­ though tee general treaty will-allot RUINED BY FLAMES and used the plan openly and above pany’s stehmer Chipping, was sibility for the deal. “I made this ing Woodrow Wilson for the wounded in tee leg by a iqpchin.e ^ deal,” he said, “I set the price and board. her 18. “On the other hands,” he added, Moscow, March 15.— (AP.)—The Presidency in 1912. bullet during ‘ a clash between his Submarine Parity Bethlehem accepted it.” guards and lawless Chinese solvere Cyrus H. Eaton. Cleveland finan­ "I do think Mr. Creager has sub­ STUDY NEW PLANET . central committee of the Commu- Further it was intimated, Amer­ Louisville, Ky.,.Marc'ii roaming the 1 north • bank of tee ica accepts sumbarine parity w i^ cier who has sought to include Hangar Destroyed in New jected himself to the grossest sort ' nist Party 'today placed a definite Sheet and Tube in the Republic of criticism, for standing by cer­ —Colonel James Patrick Whauen., "Ysuigtse ilveri50 miles: ,above Ich- Japan. The correspondents assert Steel Corporation he organized re­ tain office holders in Texas that are curb on too vigorous anti-religious 72 Democratic le.'ider and busmess nng yesterday. that.Great Britain adheres to ^ s cently, already was predicting suc­ Jersey— Mail In One Ma­ unworthy of confidence of any man, and socialization activities. Severe pioneer, died here, at 2:45 this ' The* WQ.uncling of Lieutenant Win- agreement, assuring at least a- tri­ cess of his efforts *to block the notably Campbell and Hartman. I punishment was threatened to those ing from a heart attack suffered slow was the result of^ partite naval treaty. , , . February 12.' ' iy vicious.attack.“by lawless solders The highest naval officers, includ­ merger irith Bethlehem. hope he will let both be relieved violating the order of the commit­ To Be No Sale chine Is Burned. from the public service,” Campbell Colonel Whallen took an active In which'the’lSttter used field, plecM ing Admiral Kanji Kato, chief ot tee "The sale will not go through,” and Hartman are district attorney Astronomers Say It Will Be tee, which formulates^ the policies part in nominating ’Woodrow WiH and machine guns, h e a i^ bombard- navaJ general staff, ^ ^ d Admiral son for the presidency at the con­ Insr sev^ar steamers, both Chinese Yamanashi, ■vice minister of te e , Eaton said here in his first state­ South Plainfield, N. J., March 15. and internal revenue collector in of the Russian government. ment on the fight that began with Texas. Observed Regularly for The committee pointed out that vention in Baltimore in 1912, and and American, and paralyzing nver navy, met today. . an all-day conference of steel mag­ —(AP.)—’Thirteen, airplanes were was later a member, of the ^convenr traffic-for several-hours. ' It was imdsrstood ^ that tlmy The report said that in Georgia it in ” some chses local officials at­ ^None of ' tee: other Americans nates in Cleveland Tuesday. “A destroyed today by fire which con­ was learned from examination of tempted to justify closing of tion at St. Louis in 1916 and spoke studied dispatches received from the good deal more than enough stock for the nominations of James'Mi. aboard'tee Oilppihg ^tidpating Japanese delegation at London out-- sumed the hsmgar of New York Air John W. Martin, treasurer of the Next Few Years. churches by saying it had been done ih: ted skirmish was injured, al­ has been pledged against it and al- j me., at Hadley Field, State Republican central commit­ by the voluntary desire of the popu- Cox and John W. Da'vis ®it the lining tee latest phase of tee « ways has been. The terms are un- 1 ’ ventions in San Francisco and New though three Chihese members of anese-American negotiations. The loss was estimated at $200,- tee, and of records produced by latiofi. ’ thf crew: were . seriously wounded satisfactory and public sentiment him, that he had set up a regular Flagstaff, Ariz.,', March 15.— (AP) *roday’s order forbids forcible! York in 1920 and 1924. Approve Poet > is opposed to it.” 000. —While; astronomers scaumed the Born in Kentucky he enlisted with during the hdrrafee. collecting organization which would closing of, churches or synagogues ~ . Vldous Attack The naval officers also were im- Proxy letters outlining the stands The destruction included a small indicate from the cards turned over heavens for a glimpse of the trans- without the consent of an over­ General John H. Morgan during derstood to have approved tee ma- ' of both sides were in the mails to­ neptunian planet, newly discovered the Ci-vil War and despite his age The'attack, which was,the most quantity of mail, which had just the committee that it was-his pur­ whelming majority of the popula­ severe one staged by , disorganized lority of points reported in tep day. Tbe opposition letters said in­ been sorted in the air mail post of­ pose to secure from five per cent to members of the solar system. Dr. V. tion in each case and the form of only 13 years ^ was cited for tentative Japanese-American agrep- M sufficient time had been given to M. Slipher, director of Lowell ob­ soldiery tp many*’months, occurred fice of the hangar. Its value was ten per cent of the salary of the sanction of the central authorities. bravery. „ „ j *.v.i at-tee. dangerous Hslntang .Rapids, ment, including a parity of suhm^- analyze the plan, while the propo­ unknown. postmasters and practically all the servatory here, aimounced, today Markets Closed A period of business followed the ines at 60,000 tons provided a tra i^ nents of the measure advocated it that the “ninth world” had been ob­ w'ar for Colonel Whallen, when Onp of thB paopt difficult.for naviga­ The fire broke out at 7:20 a. m., other Federal officers appointed in Recent wholesale closing of mar- tion on tee" Mtire. Yangtze. At this fer of tonnage between submarines . 3 with the argument that returns to shortly after the mall clerks on the the state of Georgia. served as usual last night with deli- saloons ' e operated laid the founda- and other categories is permitted.^ " shareholders are subject to fluctua­ cate photographic lenses'developed I kets,-----, bazaars------and stores was , con- . 1 tion for a fortune that later wgs location’tee river I's narrow, forc­ early, morning tour of duty had The committee added, however, ing steamers, close to tee banks and Tokyo navsd officers are insisting 4, tion because of insufficient diversi­ completed their work. that conditions have greatly im­ at the observatory. denmed and the co^mitteq or^^^^^ establishing the Empire d r teat tee American imdertakinjf ^ fication of products. The planet first observed by Clyde that all such places be immediately cuit Company, chain of burlesque thus subjecting'them to shore at­ Cause Unknown proved In Georgia and “the new or­ reopened and no bar placed against building only fifteen large cruisws j Officia-: of Sheet and Tube an­ ganization handling patronage down Tombaugh, Lowell observatory theaters that grew from a $1,000,- tacks at Close range. Before 'the clerks and- other peasants to prevent them from sell­ Jh;'all,;five-, American Yangtee prior to 1936 must be Incorporate '■ nounced their books would be closed there seems to have met with suc­ photographer, appeared as a “blotch 000 to a $10,000,000,000 nneem in specifically in tee treaty. ' ■ - : a week today. Stockholders will workers------could wgo . into ., action,. _ the ., of light” on a photographic plate. It ing their product in the open mar­ Rapids Company stwimers wereto- cess.” ket. Village officials under pain of a short time. ^ u v..« Offlcled spokesmen at tee meet April 7 to pass on the recom-1 hangar ahd its highly inflammable Practice Eliminated later was seen by Dr. Silpher and Colonel Whallen is survived by his voWed in yesterday's attack. Two - - . . . X.-'- (.gntents were in flames. The cause severe punishment also were _ for­ Chinese •vessels also figured. and na'vy offices asserted that^C mendation of the majority of the “We have information from influ­ Dr. C. O. Lampland, assistant di­ vrife, Mrs. Susie McDermott Whal­ fleial confirmation of tee Japaner directorate that the consolidation be of the £(re was unknown. rector, who identified it as the long bidden to use force in recruiting The Chinese vessels •were first to ential citizens of Georgia,” the re­ peasants for the collective farms. len. American agreement still was laC approved. In the hangar was stored four port continued, “that the barter and sought trans-Nepturilan body. encounter tee attacking group, t ^ mail planes of the Pitcairn Airplane The correspondent of the Jewish Chinese Nationalist soldier gpaM ing. They conceded, however, tl^x Bethlehem has offered one and sale of Federal offices has practi­ Dr. Silpher said that while the ------,r- KILLED BY BANDITS tee press summaries possibly one-third shares ot common stock Company, used on the Philadelphi, planet had been photographedj Telegraphic ”^8;ency reported teat Dyersville, Iowa, March 15.-y aboard tee two ships angered tee Washington and Atlanta flights. cally been eliminated.” ^ of times since its dlscovcry.l the anti-Passover and ^^ti-Ewter attack with m a c ^ e gun fire,, slay­ true ,and that in suph a case 4 in return for each share of Steel Discussing Mississippi, the repoi’t scores Henry Hanfield, Dyers’vllle msurshai suits achieved would-, become a, i and Tube. Those fighting the deal Other machines belonged to John “it will need to be obseiyed regu campaign hegflns today under joint ing numerous bandits. As a result said the committee found “a most direction of tee Soviet trades ■unions was shot to death today by two ter of congratulation for both contend that this is too low and Allen, N.'Parker Runyon of Perth unusual condition existing relative larly for months, perhaps years, in robbers, who held up a filling sta­ that passing of control of Steel and Amboy, and Lieutenant Kenneth order to secure definite astronomical and tee Atheist League of the God­ (Continued on .Page Tiyp.) and America. Unger. All the planes were power­ less. It -will last a full two months. tion at Luxemburg, near here. Tube into the east would mean a (Continued on Page 4)_ information concerning i t ” business loss to northeastern .Ohio. ed by single motors. ■ v

':?AGB^TWO">^ M ^ TER EVENING HERALD, SdUTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930. MKETEIN mEASAinS SPAIN oilfiGiSTS TAOIST PRIESTS ANNUAL HIBERNIAN . PUBUC RECORDS MAYFLOWER DESCENDANT ^OMESBODND OBITUARY BAU ON MONDAY IS DEAD IN HARTFORD M IA S E D HEAR HERE Mechanics IJen PORTUGUESE AID ' FIND HAVENS IN Johnson & Little against Charles I OVER; THOUGIfl W. King on real estate in the sum Hartford, March 15— (AP)—Mrs, Fish and Game Club Commit­ St. Patrick’s Day to Be Ob­ of $1,090. Julia Isadora Holmes Dflworth, tee Puts Beautiful Sped-1 - Attachment widow, who died yesterday Ih her TOURIST TRADE FUNERALS, HANKOW’S DENS served at Cheney Hallj Mod- mens in- Nearby Woods. Sidney F. Isett of Llanerch, Dela­ 84th year had four great grand-, ! TO BE INSANE era^Old-Fashion Dances. fathers, who fought to the 'Revolu­ ware, against John Spillane on real Nineteen strong and beautiful estate in the sum- of $7,000. tionary war, three of them having Robert Joseph McKinney Hankow — (AP)—Driven from Modem and old fashioned dances i i (Continued from Pace i.) rinng necked pheasants were re­ Lisbon.— (A P )— Spain and Portu­ The funeral of Robert Joseph been captai^ in the Continental gal are planning to act jointly to de­ their temples by government de­ will be featured at the 53rd annual army and one captain Icabod ring necked pheasants were re­ McKinney, age 47, who died Thurs­ Hibernian Ball, to be held at Cheney band six years ago because his in- velop tourist trade on the Iberian cree, Taoist priests in Hankow, ex­ Hinckley, being paymaster for Gen­ leased in and near Manchester yes­ day at the Memorial hospital after Hall on Monday, St. Patrick’s Day, jcessant talk was unbearable, was peninsula. ponents of one of the oldest reli­ eral (^orge Washington. The terday afternoon by a detail of a week’s illness, will be held from under the auspices of the Ancient .paying a short visit with him at the Manchester Fish and Game club This policy was prompted by the the home at 15 Lilley street at 2:30 gions in China, have taken refuge in EPWORTH LEAGURRS others were Samuel B ^ e r, Zoeth gambling dens and other similar re- Order of Hibernians. Professor ‘hotel and was making ready to re- members in charge of Edward C. failure of the expositions of Seville o'clock tomorrow afternoon. He is Eldridge and Hubcl Dimmock. ;tum to her home in Farmington, on Elliott, Jr., chairman of the Fish and Barcelona, which, in the words sur-vived by a brother Stewart of sorts where the proprietors permit Cornelius Foley will act as promp­ Mrs. Dilworth was a descendant of their promoters, were to attract them to preach on a commission HIT IN MlNSTRpL ithe day of the attempted crime. It and Game Committee. West Hartford. ter and Al Behrend’s popular or­ of Elder William Brewster, Francis no less than a million tourists from • :is believed that Grimes was thrown Ten of the birds were purchased Delegations will attend from basis. chestra •will provide- music. Cook and Stephen Hopkins who the two Americas. According to The faithful who attend services 4nto desiwndency or mental derange­ in the West and nine were secured Hose Company No. 2 of the South The entertadhment will consist of came to this country in the May­ ment by this and after walking sound Estimates, only one tenth of Manchester Fire Department and are taxed a small sum each and the special dancing numbers by Miss The minstrel and farce given by flower. On her mother’s side, locally. They were released at the that figure went through the turn- restlessly to and fro while his break­ following points: four at Laurel from Loyal Orange Lodge. Rev. R. priests divide with their hosts in Mollie Cunningham, Miss Beatrice Epworth Leaguers of the North the family line had been traced to fast remained untouched, he strode Park Flats; four at Talcottville stiles. A. Colpitts of- the South Methodist lieu of rent. McCarthy, Miss Teresa and Miss John Eldered King of Chaster, Eng­ But if Spain and Portgual got Since the beginning of the Methodist church last evening filled land, in the year of 519 and also ehe into his room, seized a razor and Flats; four at Grady’s Vernon; four church will officiate. Burial will be Mary McC^nville, accordion selec­ the auditorium of the Hollister slashed his wife as she sat in a poorer financially they became rich­ in the East cemetery. Chinese Republic the authorities tions by Michael Feeley and Francis claimed to have been a member of at Pinney’s Swamp, Bolton; two at er in experience. The Portuguese street school. The chorus mem­ chair. , Prentice Farm, Glastonbury, and have conducted a campaign against McDonald, and solos by James the line which came from the Tudor delegate at -Jie Seville exhibition ac­ the Taoists, -branding them as noth­ bers were in overalls, well patched, Tries to Kill Self. one at Jesanis Farmr South Main Breen and Thomas Quish. family once claimants to the throne knowledged this. ing more than organized clairvoy­ with accessories to match. The Grimes then slashed himself just street. , CHRISTOPHER C. CASE The general conimittee in charge of England. She also was a direct Spain approached Portugal to join ants and fortune tellers. Numerous ends were in more elaborate rigs, as Fred Lellerstedt, employed at the The local club appropriated $200 consists of Hugh B. Moriarty. chair­ descendant of Captain William it in an effort to bolster up the decrees havq been issued at Nank­ two of them Miss Hilda Magnuson Holmes who ■with Thomas Hooker Waranoke, dashed in and over­ for pheasant stock and $200 for man; Lawrence B. Moonan, vice- and Miss Caroline Waterbury, wore tourist industry by means of a cam­ OF WILUMANTIC DIES ing ordering the priests to vacate settled in Windsor about 1637. powered him. adult trout stock at a recent meet­ chairman; Leo Egan, secretary; men’s attire. Miss Waterbury For a while Mrs. Grimes life was paign of publicity. The Marquis of their temples and find other profes­ ing and yesterday’s release of 19 Quentanar, a Spanish poet and John Tierney, treasurer; John F. appeared in overalls, with a pink despaired of as examination showed birds is part of the 50 birds to be sions or leave the country. CX)NGRESSMAN STRICKEN writer who has done 'much to bring But a religion as old as Taoism, Foley, Edward Fahey, James Mc- shirt an(i yellow tie and Miss Mag­ her windpipe had been severed. How­ released this spring. Christopher C. Case, of Williman- about an intellectual union between no matter what the government Sherry, Arthur O’Neil, George H. nuson in knickers with swallowtail ever a deft operation and a blood tic„ president and general manager Washington, March 15.— (AP.) — Spain and Portugal, is the author of may think about it, could not thus Williams, and Bernard O’Neil. coat and stovepipe hat, trimmed trsinsfusion started her on the way of the Case Fibre Company, of Representetive R. Q. Lee, of Texas, this move. After his appointment be swept out of existence. Most of The program will begin at 8:15 with shamrocks. On her white in a critical condition from the ef­ to recovery and her discharge from NO. 2 WINS FIREMEN’ S Andover, and a native of Manches­ gloves was a large ring that could the hospital is expected within a day as propagandist-in-chief by the Ma­ the Taoists in Hankow left their i o’clock with dancing from 9:15 on. fects of a stroke, was reported drid government he came here to en­ ter died suddenly of heart disease be seen at a considerable distance. or two. * in Taunton, Mass., yesterday. Death temples, but they took up headquar- | ------weaker this morning by hospital at­ Grimff’ wounds were less serious list the support or the Portuguese ters in side-streets and alleyways, i r i ryP I A nPrARIICT The jokes were funny, many of tendants, doubt being expressed'^ SETBACK TOURNAMENT came as he was sitting in his auto­ them at the expense .of North and healed rapidly to allow his de­ authorities. He has large credits at only to be driven out by the police, I v L C T C L /i ll l / v lV u iU iliJ l that he would live through the day. his disposal to make Spain known mobile at a filling station in Taun­ Methodist folks. Howard Fish, parture today. ton. Proprietors of gambling houses, i Hose Company Team Comes in America and divert the streams chairman and his committee receiv­ of tourists from France and Italy. Mr. Case was 54 years of age, the i BROADCASTS SUNDAY ed congratulations on the success I’UO 1.A I K K )K Out With 125 Point Lead in son of Fred and Katherine Sumner The marquis is confident that to tell fortimes to their customers I ______of their show. CU.^SSIKICATION S. M. Department Series. rosy days are ahead of the Spanish Case. He was educated in the local Miss Bertha Lapp, the efficient TO DISCONTINUE GLOBE schools and went into the paper and to conduct services at a fixed tourist industry. He says that he Edwin Arthur Kraft, celebrated pianist was presented with a bou­ TO RENT—Five room tenement, all making business ■with his father at sum per person. Under this sort of Hose Company No. 2 of the South has already established touring of­ organist of Trinity Cathedral in quet of flowers for her helpful ser­ improvements, garage. Apply 429 a mill in Chaplin and later in protection, the Taoists have con­ ICE HOUSE THIS YEAR Manchester fire department won the fices in the big centers of the in Cleveland, will perform at the vices. Center street. Andover. trived to keep their faith alive al­ setback tournament that have been United States and South America. though many have been thrown in­ console of the Horace Bushnell Me­ going on between the four teams of The marquis said that by the in­ He is survived by his wife, Claire morial organ in Hartford tomorrow M. Case, one son Christopher M., to jail. ^ the department during the winter. dustrialization of tourists the ad­ Various other methods have also night in a broadcast scheduled for Lease Expires and C. Elmore The final sitting was held last night, verse trade balance of the two coun­ one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith 8:30 o’clock from Station WTIC. Watkins Plans to Move and one sister, Mrs. Albert Col- been resorted to by the Taoists in when the following scores were tries could be materially improved keeping their public. One enterpris­ The career of Mr, Kraft is a re­ Building" from Property. made: No. 1, 633; No. 2, 610; No. because “invisible” exports consti­ grove, of Waterbury. cord of notable achievement. At the SATURDAY SUNDAY The funeral will be from his late ing priest opened an establishment CIRCLE 3, 549; No. 4, 618. The high scores tute a potential source of wealth for which he called the “ School of age of 15, he was organist of Grace last night were made by Frank poor countries like Spain and Por­ home, 90 Windham street, Willi- Methodist Church in New Haven, This is the last year that ice will mantic at two o’clock Monday af­ Perpetual Truth”. He charged a Chamberline and Charles Rogers, tugal. In addition, he argued, busi­ minimum fee of $6 to all clients who his birthplace, where he studied be cut and stored in the Globe Hol­ who scored 178 points together. ternoon and at 2:30 from the First ness relations might be extended be­ consulted him his offices and as under Horatio Parker and Prof, low ice house. The house was origi­ The final scores were as follows; | Congregational church in that city. tween the two countries and the much as $50 to visit the faithful in Harry B. Jepson at the Yede School nally built by Cheney Brothers when No. 2, 7,466; No. 1, 7,341; No. 4, New World because added interest their homes. He was recently ar­ of Music. After three years an the pond was built and leased by 7,186; No. 3, 7,021. would be created in things Spanish organist and choirmaster of St. Carl Seaman. He disposed of his A super will be served to the rested. and Portuguese. Another equally enterprising Thomas’ Church in Brooklyn, he trucking business to L. T. Wood in winning team at a date to be select­ “We would make a point to per­ ABOUT TOWN priest rented a small house on the went to Europe to study in Paris ;i910 and the latter was given a ed. suade American tourists to enter and Berlin. Returning to America, lease of the property, which expires outskirts of the city and called it Spain by way of Portuagal and to The Automotive Division of the “ Incense Hill Temple.” Hundreds he accepted a position as organist .this year. leave Portugal by way of Spain,” he in Wheeling, W. Va., from where he j Chamber of Commerce will meet at flocked there until the police learn­ A number of fine houses in that explained. “ The Portguese in turn went to Cleveland to become organ­ GUARD CLUB HOLDS the Hotel Sheridan Thursday noon ed of it and arrested the Taoist. section have been erected dvring the 1 would strive to see that no Ameri­ ist of Trinity Cathedral. With the to perfect plans for a dealer’s and Dozens of similar cases have oc­ toast five years and the ice house has j can left their shores before making accessory men’s day to take the exception of two years spent as jnot been an added attraction. The | curred from time to time, not only municipal organist of Atlanta, Ga., ST. PATRICK’ S P A R H a trip to Spain.” place of the annual Automobile in Hankow but in neighboring property on which the house now The Portuguese government is Show abandoned this year. he has remained in Cleveland since stands has been purchased ,from ready to back up the scheme. The towns and cities where Taoism has 1906. Cheney Brothers by C. Elmore Wat­ Mrs. Ruth Waddell and Mrs. Em­ Lisbon Municipality, conscious that flourished for centuries. Despite Mr. Kraft has given ‘recitals in ma Hussey entertained with a St. The Manchester Rod and Gun their reverses, the priests are con­ kins and as it is located at the foot clean hotels, god roads and com­ Club will hold a shoot this afternoon the principal cities of the United iof the hill on Mr. Watkins’ property Patrick’s party at Mrs. Waddell’s fortable traveling are essential, ele­ ducting a valiant fight against the States and Canada, each appearance home on Ridgefield street last eve­ at the Rainbow Inn traps. A fifty government’s edicts. !he does not care to continue the ments for tourists trade, has ear­ bird event will be run off for mem­ eliciting praise for his unusual lease. ning. About thirty attended, repre^ marked funds for big improvements facility. He is known as an ardent senting members of the W. B. A. bers with three appropriate prizes ; This fact was known to Mr. Wood in the capital. Also a loan of $5,- to be awarded and a booby for sea­ exponent of American music. His jfor some time’ and was the reason guard club and their friends. Sing­ 000,000 w ll be floated with the Na­ LIVE-STOCK SET-UP broadcast Sunday night is one of a ing, dancing and games, with a son beginners. Following the shoot that the pond in Bolton, known as tional Savings Bank for this work. a broiled chicken dinner will be series being sponsored by The Man­ JSperry’s was built. There is no ice buffet lunch occupied most of the Up to now tourists who desired chester Electric Company, the Hart­ evening. A rehearsal was also held served the members by Osano at the RE-VAMPED; WAITING house at this pond and it is the plan to go to Seville were bundled into a Bolton Lake cottage. ford Electric Light Company, the to erect a building for the storage of of the comedy, “The Lonelyville rusty boat and ferried across the Connecticut Power ompany, the Social Club’’ which the members l:he ice there. The Sperry pond Tagus to Cacilha, when they were Tlie Park Department has erected VOTE FROM CO-OPS Stamford Gas and Electric Com­ freezes much faster than Globe Hol­ are to present in April, and in conveyed by train to Spain. pany, and the Union Electric Light which 15 of the girls will have a wire screening across habitual win­ low and there is a better chance^f A new station is on the point of ter crossing points in the Center and Power Compkny.nmi getting a full crop on the new pond part. construction along the waterfront A cake was raffled off and Mrs. Park in order to preserve the park By FK.VNK I. WELLER than at Globe Hollow. with large and comfortable waiting grass. PLANS LONG HOP James Hope of Washington street rooms and a first class restaurant. drew the lucky number. It was de­ Washington,— (AP)—Farm board i A modern, spotlessly clean boat has King’s Herald held their annual intercession is believed to have Mexico City, March 15.—(AP)— cided to postpone the business meet­ been commissioned for the ferry Col. Roberto Fierro, widely known nim ndog 'cruA meeting yesterday afternoon at the smoothed out the path toward in­ O ' $ ing of the Guard club to Monday MAPPING’S PASTOR service across the Tagus. South Methodist church. The open­ corporation of the proposed nation­ international flier and now head of evening, when it will be held at the Mexico’s civil aviation, is plaiming home of Mrs. Pauline Berrette of ing selection, “I Would Be True,” al commodity marketing associa­ was played by Lylian Hutt. She tion for livestock. to make a non-stop flight from Also BIBLE CLASS SPEAKER Pearl street and another rehearsal Washington to Mexico' City some of the play will take place. also played “Looking Upv.-ard Every For five months competitive co­ BERLIN RETAILERS Day.” The 100th psalm was by operatives were deadlocked over time next month and then to con- CORINNE GRIFFITH Doris Bronkie. Mrs. Arthur Gib­ the plan of operation proposed by . tinue this on a flight to Europe by Rev. Harry Miner, pastor of the RAISE CASH FROM son gave the bible lesson on Jeru­ the national organization commit­ way of the South Atlantic. Federated church at Wapping will CHINESE BANDITS salem, and called the roll. Each tee. The conflict centered around Col. Fierro expects to go to Bur­ “ PRI^ON^ERS” be the speaker at the Everyman’s divergent views of the relative ad­ bank, California, where a specially child answered with a verse of Would you go to prison to win the man you- love ? pible class at Second Congregation­ SHOOT AMERICAN STATE PAWN SHOP scripture. Elections were held of vantages to be given interests buy­ built plane is awaiting hlmt He will al church tomorrow morning. Last the members who will serve on the ing livestock in public yards and fly to Washington and then take off Chapter Eleven Cartoon Sunday the organization meeting refreshment and game committees. those buying direct from the pro­ for Mexico Clty.^ From Mexico City was held at 12:15, but the sessions he plans to fly to Havana, Panama, “ Pirates of Panama” Comedy (Continued from Page One.) Berlin— (AP)—Germany’s pover­ Forty-two of the 68 members were ducer. •will take place henceforth at 9:30. present and three new members The issue was taken back to a Pernambuco, Brazil and, thence The new officers held a meeting of the bandit fire, however, the ty-barometers—the municipal, state round table discussion by the co­ across, the South Atlantic to Dakar, and national pa-wnshops—indicate were admitted. Arthur Brown last night at the church and out- steamers were forced to retreat operatives and members of the South Africa. that the present period of depres­ played a violin solo, Barcorole, and fined the policies of the class. Much down-river, abandoning their voy­ the closing hymn was “This is My farm board. The latter opened the enthusiasm was sho'wn and the cap­ age toward Chungking. sion is weighing heavily on shop­ way for constructive action by pro-, keepers and other small business Father’s World.” Refreshments tains of the red and blue armies are Two of the American vessels, the and games followed. posing a central sales agency with out for a 100 per cent attendance Hing and the Ipirl?, also en route to men. which the various cooperatives at tomorrow’s meeting. Chunking, next encountered the law- In Germany pawnbroking is the would affiliate by contract. It business of the city, the • state and Roland A. Packard, mechanical The purpose of these Sunday i less soldiers. Without returning engineer of Springfield and Lee, v/ould have two subsidiaries —a morning gatherings is not to study j the fire of the attackers they re­ the nation, as well as of any in- i irl ut r ■ of Italy, died texlay aged 55. Those who held highest scores in rn i*T lain n i*’ni y mt-nDn-r of thv faniil> ' FRED KEATING DOUGLAS STANBURY In addition to his novels, Beltra- straight whist .were Mrs. Frank Constable (to resident on door­ In Mystifying Feats of Magic in “Marching Home’-’ me^i wrote reviews on literary sub­ Toppin and Dennis Bryan; second, step at 2 a. m .): What’s the trouble, jects and also on political subjects. Mrs. Frank Bowen and John H. sir? Lost your key? State Armory-Broad St. SOUND NEW S SCREEN SN.\PSHOTS (T ilip uT s tit Ilirtfuril <' N I. He •was the author of a life of Pre­ Gill and consolation, Mrs. Nelson Mr. Henpeck: N-no; m-ro-y n-n- • fit' ll:irt lorri < H tniWr of < <>iiini»n r mier Mussolini. L’Heureux and George Olds. nerve.—Tit-Bits. tl«i< <•/ I'llrhiiih'. h tfot-iltuft . Ii>> ^,t* ■ ■-•KX ■JS' V: ■/-> -v-:-

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Sunday School Lesson 9 i What Christianity Means Mari#Ts 5|edroom , Month at Keith’s The InternationaJ Uniform Sun- a day School Lesson for March 16. | w What Christianity Means to the THE CENTER CHURCH ^ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL World. Matt. 13:81-83, 44-52. Rev. Watson Woodruff Frederick C. Allen, Minister n I By WTM. E. GILROY, D. D. All services in the Masonic Tem- Morning worship at 10:45, The Editor of The Congregationallst. pje. sermon will be the second in the Morning worship, 10:45. Sermon series, “Five Great Johns of His­ The study of what Christianity by tbe minister. Second sermon in tory,”—“John Wycliffe.” The music means to the world in our lesson is i Lenten series. Topic: “Why Be a of the service: set forth in five parables—the para­ Christian?” Prelude—Reverie ...... Helfand ble of the mustard seed, the parable The music: Anthem—^‘Consider the Lilies” ___ of leaves, the parable of the treas­ i Prelude: Preludio from Sonata in Meredith ure hidden in the field, the parable ! C Minor ...... Guilmant Offertory—Andantlno ...... Kenney of the pearl of great price, and the I Anthems— Anthem — “I Was a Wandering parable of the net cast into the sea. i Consider and Hear Me .... Pfleuger Sheep” ...... Rollison It will be recognized that these i God to Whom. We Leek Up Blindly Postlude—Postlude A flat ..Harris do not necessarily deal with five / ; Chadwick Church School each Sunday at different or distinctive aspects of i* i<' i Postlude, March Triumphate ...... 9:30 a. m. The experiment of hav­ the kingdom, for manifestly there j Archer ing one of the classes in the Inter­ is much similarity in the essential . I The Church school, 9:30. A mod- mediate Department conduct v the teaching between the parable of the , j erh departmentalized school. Class- worship period is working out very mustard seed and that of the leaves, ; I es for everyone. interestingly. Miss Pitkin’s class while the parable of tbe hidden i The Men’s League. Presiding, Roy led last Simijay, with planb solo, treasure and that of the pearl of /tu ! Buckler. Topic: The Philippines. quartet hymn, and story given by great price seem, also, to have 1 Speaker, Colonel England of Hart- the girls. Has your Daughter a similar reference. j ford. I The members of the executive An Amazing Prophecy. j Lenten Institute, 6:00. Supper committee of the church school are ! served by the Professional Women. The parable of the grain of mus­ asked to meet for a few minutes at ! Service, Miss Ruth Porter; Chll- the close of tomorrow’s session. room of her “very own?” tard seed illustrates the growth of fl 1 I dren’s service. Miss Clarice McMinn. tlie kingdom, which, as we read ;t j j Speaker, Clifford R. Stetson of Jap­ All boys and girls who wish to 1900 years after it was uttered, j an. Topic: Japan. join the pastor’s training class are Every gifl cherishes* a bedroom all her own In which seems to have been an amazing; The Week asked to meet Mr. Allen at the she can have the frills and dainty things her heart most prophecy. Who could have foreseen | Sunday, 9:30—The pastor’s Len­ close of the worship period of the desires. If your daughter hasn’t just such a room we at the time that the simple move- j church school. The class is for ten class. call your attention to the spetial displays we have pre­ ment of an obscure Gallilean work-1 Sunday, 10:30—A ten minute those twelve years of age and older. ing man would have grown com- j Lenten devotional period for wom­ Everyman’s Community Class pared during March featuring many delightful'groups ad­ prised in Christianity? Even if wc j h en in the Women’s room. holds its meetings every Sunday mirably suited to this purpose. .Graceful metal beds in viewed Christianity wholly from the I Monday, 7:30—Troubadors with morning at 9:80 in the main audi­ dainty colors, interesting odd pieces, and'smart roo^. en­ standpoint of an historic world re- j 1 W’alter Joyner, 29 Holl street. torium of the Second Congregation­ llgion without regard to its inner j I Tuesday—The Business Girls will al Church. It is for “every man.” sembles are all included in wide yariety at'mbst favorable spiritual' realities and values, the , ' meet with Mary Wilcox, 25 Green Good speakers. Inspiring singing. prices. Why not surprise daughter with a bedroom all outward growth from such small be-; Hill. Brotherly fellowship. her own furnished with colorful pieces from Keith’s. ginnings would be remarkable and i r Wednesday, 2:30—King’s Daugh- Christian Endeavor Meeting at would justify the prophetic parable , ters. Special meeting with Mrs. 6:30. Topic: “What Attitude Do of the mustard seed. K ! John A. Hood, 114 Chestnut street. We Hold Toward Those of Other The parable of the leaven has been Text: Matt. 13:31-33, 44-52. I Important business. Also work on Nationality Either Here or the subject__ _ of considerable______con- Another parable put he forth unto them, saying. The Kingdom of heay- | ^ quilt. Abroad?” To open the discussion: troversy by those who bring to bear jg nice to a grain of mustard seed, which a man took, and sowed in his , Wednesday, 7:00—Boy Scouts, Gordon Tuttle and Roger Winton. upon it totally opposite interpreta-' ngiq; j Franklin school, Notes: tions. The common interpretation ■ which indeed is the least of allseeds; but when it is grown, it is the j Wednesday, 7;Q0—Inasmuch Cir- The Ladies Aid Society will meet links it, as we Bhve suggested, with | orreatest among herbs, and becometh a tree, so that the birds of the air j King’s Daughters, with Janice at the Community Club Wednesday the parable of the mustard seed; and i come and lodge in the branches thereof. i and Emily Remig, 87 Pine street, afternoon fro’m 2 to 5. There will the leaves, upon this interpretation, j Another parable spake he unto them: The kingdom of heaven is like ] Wednesday, 7:30—Church school be sewing. represents the Kingdom of Heaven ' unto leaven, which a woman took, and hid in three measures of meal, till | Teachers’ Rally under Hartford The March Men’s Club meeting gradually transforming the meal un-1 the whole was leavened, County Council of Religious Educa­ will be held Friday at 7:30. An in­ til every part is permeated with the ' » » » tion at South Park M. E. church, teresting speaker will address the quality of the leaven. j Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in a field: the Hartford. men and three comedy motion pic­ If it be said that leaven sug-1 which when a man hath found, he hidetli, and for joy thereof goeth and Wednesday, 8:00—Women’s Fed­ ture reels will be shown, “Doings gests fermentation while meal sug- j selleth all that he hath, and buyeth that field. eration evening meeting with Mrs. of Turp and Tine,” and “The Heat gests wholesomeness and soundness, j Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto a merchantman, seeking H. C. Alvord, 11 Richards Road. Thief.” All men are welcome. The it may be equally noted that leaven ; n.oodly pearls: Program in charge of the Profes- aim is an instructive gathering and suggests also life and vitality. The | Who, when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that j sional Women, a free-hearted social fellowship. germ of change and transformation j he had. and bought it. Light refreshments will be served. is there, and it was this, evidently, ] Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto a net, that was cast into the SOUTH METHODIST The fifth motion picture service that Jesus had in mind. , sea, and gathered of every kind. Robert A. Colpltts, Minister in the series, Sunday evening, March Exactly as Other parables present no par- i Which, when it was full, they drew to shore, and sat down, and gather- 23. brings “Martin Luther,” an eight sketched from ticular difficulty except that the i ed the good into vessels, but cast the bad away. At 10:40 Dr. Colpitts will preach reel historic classic. our stock parable of the net cast into the sea j So shall it be at the end of the world; the angels shall come forth, and on "Human Relations.” This is the is subject to all varieties of inter- , sever the wicked from among the just. fourth of the series on “The Mas­ pretation of its meaning. Those who : And shall cast them into the furnace of fire; there shall be wailing and ter Messages of Jesus.” The vested SWEDISH LUTHER.4N CHURCH interpret such words as “the end of i gnashing of teeth. choir will sing two anthems—"We Rev. P. J. O. Cornell the world” and “the furnace of fire” j Jesus salth unto them, Have ye understood all these things? They Worship Thee” by Kalinnikoff, and with rigid literalism will be apt to say unto him. Yea, Lord. “By Babylon’s Wave” by Gounod. Sunday, 9:30 p. m. - - Sunday The sparkling COLOR of this charming draw from it something different | Then said he unto them,. Therefore every scribe which is instructed un- 'The Church school meets at 9:30 school, Young Men’s Fellowship) from those who read the passage a s ' to the kingdom of heaven, is like unto a man that is a householder, which a. m. Class and Fidelity Bible Class will ' a highly figurative expression de- bnngeth forth out of his treasure things new and old. There will be no Epworth League meet. group suggests itself to daughters tastes signed to portray the reality of | ------ser'vice at the South church this r Sunday, 10:45 a. m.—English ser­ Color... .Comfort... .and Livability are all combined in this Sunday as tbe entire League is go­ vice. Rev. O. Helland will preach. jiidgment ^^e o ^ Jesus asked them, “Have ye [parable—that of the householder! ing to the North Methodist church modern three piece ensemble at a very low price. It is one of human destiny as men accept or re­ understood all these things?” They j bringing forth out of his treasure I Anthem—Silent Sea—Neidlinger — the many similar groups we have prepared during March to sim­ ject the Kingdqm of Heaven. in Hartford to take charge of the Choir. answ’ered him m the affirmative, ! things new gnd old. It is the dlffi-1 meeting there. All those wishing to plify the problems of furnishing your bedrooms... .making lux­ Perplexed His Hearers. buLJe^s .would hardly have asked [ culty of adjusting new truth to old | Solo—Let Not Your Heart Be ury and low price work together. This group has been selected $ r That there may have been be­ go are asked to be at the churcli Troubled—Scott—Miss Helen Berg- 9 ; 5 0 the question if there had not been'in ways of thought and expression that (South church) at 4:45 p. m. with great care. It includes a Colonial ball-foot chest and AV wilderment and some difference of gren. dresser with wall mirror in Ma^e and a Simmons metal bed in interpretation in the minds of those His own mind some uncertainty re­ is most acute in the whole history of j Dr. Colpitts’ subject for the eve­ garding their understanding. I religious progress. The supreme ning service is “Thrills ’’ The serv­ There will be no evening services. beautiful “pool” green. The combination of these two colors who originally heard the parables, The Week (Maple and Green) produce a most pleasing effect...... making would seem apparent in the fact His comment drew forth a sixth i need is that we ^ould haye sincere ice will be at 7:00. There will be hearts and open minds. If the King­ special music by Mis; Olive Nyman. Monday, 6:30 p. m.—Children’s this group, the keynote of a beautiful bedroom that anyone can dom of Heaven is to us as the treas­ Prograri for the Week [Chorus. 7:30 p. m.—Beethoven Glee easily decorate. See it-to our window today. ure hidden in the field, or as the Monday, 4:00—Junior Boys’ gym. club. pearl of great price, in the richness Tuesday, 6:30—Annual Mother Tuesday, 7 p. m.—G Clef Glee and fullness of its love we shall and Daughter banquet; 7:00, Boy club. 8 p. m.—Choir rehearsal. Wednesday, 7:15 p. m. — Boy make our progress in the world of Scouts. ■ 1 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church truth. . Wednesday, 2:30—Ladies Aid Scouts Troop 5. The Beethoven Glee Church and Park Streets. meeting; 4:00, Junior Girls gyri^i club will make a trip tf> Waterbury Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector. 7:30, mid-week meeting: 7:30, East­ Wednesday night to give a concert Rev. Alfred Clark, Curate. er pageant rehearsal. there under the auspices of the BRITISH-AMERICANS Friday. 2:30—W. H. M. S. meet- Swedish Lutheran church. ing: 7:45, Epworth League social. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—Swedish Sunday, niarch 16th, 1930. 2nd Sunday in Lent. BANQUET TONIGHT Lenten service. Rev. S. C. Franzen SERVICES ST. MARY’S CHURCH will conduct the service. Rev. J. Stuart Neill Friday, 8 p. m.—Luther League 9:30 a. m.—Church School. Men’s Bible Class. meeting. Herman Johnson leader. 10:45 a. m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Curate. Annual Meeting and Election Services as follows: Of Officers to Be Held in 9:30 a. m.—Church school. Mena Topic: “KEEPING AN APPOINTMENT.” Bible class. , THE S.4LVATION ARMY Orange Hall. 10:45 a. m.—Morning prayer and ------( GOSPEL HALL 3:00 p. m.—Highland Park Sunday School. sermon by the curMe-Topic: “Keep­ Adjutant and Mrs. Jos. Heard 415 enter Street The British American club will ing an Appointment.” 7:00 p. m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon by the Rec­ street meeting tonight followed Lord’s Day—10:45 a. m.-^Break- hold its 8th annual banquet and en­ 3:00 p. m.—Highland Park Sun­ tor. Topic: “SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS.” day school. , , by a praise service in the hall. ing of bread. tertainment tonight in Orange Hall THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN \\edncsday, March 19—4:30 p. ni.—Children’s Service. 7:00 p. m.—Evening prayer and Sunday morning, 9:30, the Sun­ ' 12:15 a. m.—Sunday school. sermon by the rector. Topic: "Spir­ 7:00 p. m.—Gospel meeting. By George Heniy Dole 7:30 p. 111.—Lenten Service. Preacher: Rev. Frank F. Ger­ to be follow'ed by election of officers day school convenes. Sergeant for the year. A roast lamb dinner itual Blindness.” 7:45 p. m. — Tuesday, Prayer International Sunday-School Lesson Text, March 16.- man, of Holy Trinity Church, Middletown. Major William Leggett in charge meeting and Bible reading. will be served under the direction The Week Tlie kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, Wednesday, March 19, 4:30 p. m. with Mrs. Robert Wilson assisting. and peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.—Rom. 14:17. of Chef James Corbett. j _Children’s services. Stcreopticon Classes for ail, competent teachers. ZION LUTHERAN A program of songs, instrumen­ pictures. Holiness meeting at 11 o’clock. A Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz tal music, recitations has been .ar­ 7:30 p. ni.—Lenten service. helpful service. ranged by Hamilton Metcalf, David. Preacher, Rev. Frank F. German, Parade at 2:30, followed by a ser­ Sunday school at 8:30 a. m. Serv­ The kingdom of heaven is likened’junto a merchMt, seeking goodly Robinson and George Foots, the of Holy Trinity church. Middle- vice in the hall at 3 o’cl'Dck. Lots of ice in English at 9:30. unto the small grain of , mqstard pearls: who, when he had fo\md one SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH committee in charge. town. music and singing, friends of other Lenten service on Wednesday at seed, which grows until it is tlae of great price, sold'all that he had The retiring officers of the cluti^ Regular meetings of tbe various churches will find something in com­ 7 p. m. in German. greatest of herbs, and gives the to purchase it. They who are seek­ Robert A. Colpitts, Minister. arc James McCullough, president;’ organizations will be omitted dur­ mon at this service. birds shelter. The truths of the ing truth to purify their lives are^ Hamilton Metcalf, vice president; ing Lent. Street meeting at 7, followed by a EAST SIDE GOSPEL HALL Word at first seem but little. In tbe merchant. The one pearl o f : 9:00 Fred Baker, recording secretary;. Wednesday,-March 26, 7:30 p. nu service in the hall at 7:30. The pub­ 219 Spruce Street' their reproof they sting like mqp- great price is the real person of George Foots,’ financial secretary —Special preacher. Rev. Frederimv lic, especially the non church going tard. Yet, if one follow and love Jesus, for the Christian church is CHURCH SCHOOL and Ellis Gallic, secretary. F. H. Nason, of Grace Church, folks urged to attend. 3:00 p. m.—Sunday school them, they become the greatest of founded upon Him...To sell all and to Hartford. Program For Week 7:00 p. m.—Gospel- ...... service...... , truths, and give full protection to purchase the pearl is to reject all 10:40 Monday, at 6:30—Y. P. band prac­ Subject: Why I believe in future | ^ p e a c e in the heart. that is contrary to the teachings of SwedisH Lutheran SWEDISH CONGREG.\TION.\L tice followed ! by regular scout The general .PuhUc is given -a ; kingdom of heaven is like the Master. ^ MORNING WORSHIP • • ' .> r Spruce Street parade. Al?o corps cadet meeting. hearty invitation" to these' services. leaven, or yeast ip bread. Leaven is The kingdom of heaven is likened 1 Rev. S. E. Greene Every corps cadet should be there. not a little good, as generally sup­ to a net ^ which all kinds, of fish “HUMAN RELATIONS” Ghutch Tuesday, Girl Guards and senior posed; but evil. Evil causes mental are taken. The good are gathered, Swedish Morning Service 10:30. band practice. fermentatibn, like yeast in bread. into vessels, and the bad are cast. 7:00 Rev. P. J. O. Cpcn^U, D. O., Sunday School 12:00 m. Wednesday, the distribution of E-vlls Cannot be removed unless they away. A merchant’s net is bis meth- ^ Church and Chcstept Streets Evening Service 7:00 p. m. prizes to the Sunday school for at­ Queer Twists appear. Mental fermentation in od of advertising and getting busi-; Sermon Subject Wednesday, mid-week service 7:30 tendance in 1929. A program of temptation, whereby e'vlls are seen, ness. In general the net Is one’s, 9:30^^—Sunday Schcwl and p. m. recitations and singing will be given | combated, and expelled. Leaven is method of thinking and doing. All. “THRILLS” Bible Class. . Saturday, March 22, 7:30 p. m.— by the young folks. In Day^s News i tbe e-vll that tempts to exhaustion, kinds of thoughts come into mind,-* Sacred concert will be held under Thursday night, street meeting i i like yeast In bread. < as all kinds of fish are taken in a Special Music 10:45—Morning Service in the a.uspices of the Sunshine Club and public mesting in the hall. The kingdom of heaven iS like net. To gather the good into vessels , English. rendered by members of the Swedish Friday evening, 7:30.—Songster imto a treasure hid in a field, which is to acknowledge and introduea v Congregational Church of Provl- Lewlsburg, Pa.—Dates are taboo genuine truths into life. To cast the.; practice and holiness meeting. for 44 of the’ 400 coeds at Bucknell when a man finds It, he hides, and j No evening.seryixie.”’;;,' * dence, 'R; t : ' Staff band march, 29th at the sells all that he has to buy the field. bad away, is to reject the false md ^ because they smoked in their rooms the-evil. - i l : ti-'j, High school hall, a wonderful feast and a dance scheduled for tonight The treasure hid in the field is the ...... ' of music. truth, iQ the Word and the Christian Heaven is a state of life. We eatki lias been cancelled. The penalty was chiu-ch. To hide the treasure is to enter it now. and have it always. • Imposed by the student government regard it sacred and keep R unde­ There is no other way to enter heav- s CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE after admission's that the ’ college filed. To sell all to purchase it. Is to en than to have heavenly consci-, Rev. E. T. French, Pastor rule had been -violated. reject all of the self, and to make ousnesB. The Lord gives heaven a s , The Center Church Second Congregational Church • New York — Nanette' Guilford the truth as one’s own. truth is learned, good is done, and . 9:30—Sunday school. ‘ Rosen, opera singer, is broke. She The kingdom of heaven is likened evils are cast out. r-r : ALL SERVICES IN THE MASONIC TEMPLE. * 10:45—Morning worship. ' - , has filed a petition in bankruptcy 9:30 3:00—Junior Mlselon band. , . with liabilities of $25,000 and no as- MORNING WORSHIP, 10:45 0:30—Young people’s meeting.’ ilets. Her father, describes it as an morning. At one time he was paratus to a piccolo. He got all t 7:30—Evangelistic service,! V unfortunate aftalr ji^ t like her mar­ welterweight champion of England. tangled up in a subway turnstile, so | Mr. Woodruff is Preaching a Lenten Series 7:30—Wednesday, midweek pray- riage. She is contemplating a di- Ancona, Italy—Forty bachelors much so that police and raHway eio*H of Sermons. r.- meeting. ' " ' , . • ■vorce from Max,’Rosen, violinist, have petitioned for exemption from ployes were required to releasq 2:00—Thursday afternoon.; Wom­ Bucharest—Prince Nicholas, who the bachelor tax on the ground that and his bass drum, snare drum, tom Lenten Institute 'CLASS'. en’s prayer meeting at the-home .of has been in hot water because of no women possibly could want them tom, kazoo, triangle, fly swatter' Mrs. John Muldoon, Blssell at Ham­ speeding in his motor, is to lead a for husbands. w d cowbell. . „ lin street. . ■ ■ -I't; > ‘ more serious life. He Is to study in ' Reggio Calbria, Italy—Acquitted Weimar, Germany — Werttt^jv 6:00 7:30—Thursday. The'meeting of the Academy of Administrative 10j45 the Woman’s Foreign; Missionary of murder, Fasqu^e Evoll, who is Schoenhag,- a medical, student Science, *,^attendlng. lectures, ,and hard to p le w , is to be in tbie hoose- Jena Uni-versity,.; m ^ t serve slX'^ A Church Family Institute ."ocicty announced from the -pulpit everything just like other students. gow for five years.' He disliked re- a as for Tuesday evening, will be heid months for killing a friend The Speaker will be Thursday evening as-at that .time New. york-rrBobby pobbs, 74, maJrks of the judge, thre'w a shoe at negro,' ekP^cts to got himsalf a job hUn :and was s^NieneeS" for con­ raple? ito » fraternity duet He it will,be possible to have the dis­ an - appeal, the court holding Mr. Clifford R. Stetson of Japan trict president, Mrs. Jdhn Gotdd training boxers vrho really want to tempt. . ■ .i' u toow how, to fight Under treatment New York—^Fellow students of the use of deadly weapons , WELCOME v^th us. - " \ him culpable though he'intended A Friendly Church 7;30^Frlday evening. Class meet­ at the city hospital on Welfare Columbia are advising Sidney ing...... - island, he has a workout every Dressier to change his musical ap­ harm. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930. PAGE FOUR

PATRONAGE CONDITIONS ^ “Homework” Needed! IN SOOTH DEPLORABLE / (Continued from Page 1) to the barter and sale of Federal patronage. This wsis carried on by Perry W. Howard, the National committeeman from that state, who was the Washington referee for all patronage in Mississippi.” Recalling that Howard had been indicted and tried twice in Missis­ sippi without being found guilty, the report added: “ Your committee feels that not­ ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminmnm»iiD“D**i*i<**D .iiilllllimillllllllltmillll""*"'*''*’''" '’''” ""'*"’*’” withstanding action taken by the • ------trial juries in Mississippi that there is an abundance of e'^dence in the record to prove beyond a reasonable , doubt that Perry W. Howard w'as guilty of the sale and barter of pub­ lic offices in the state of Mississippi Beginning Tonight, Saturday, March 15th, and continuing through next week, we cor­ and your committee condemns such practice as most reprehensible and dially invite you to be our guest at Qur Store in the State Armory, Broad Street^ at in violation of Federal law. Your committee recommends that such Hartford’s Great method of appointing public offi­ cials should be abolished without delay.” In South Carolina Pageant of Progress Exposition Turning to South Carolina, the report said that “from testimony March 15-22— ^Daily 1 to 10:30 p. nid' taken by the committee and sum­ ming up of the affidavits submitted with other testimony, it would in­ dicate beyond a reasonable doubt LAND O’LAKES that practically all the Federal of- SWEET CREAM 1 lb. RoU lioes were placed on sale by J. W. BUTTER Tolbert, or through his representa­ tives.” After reviewing the testimony taken, the report added; “ Your committee understands FRESH WHITE SELECTED that Attorney Meyer has resigned. PEP BRAND Doz. It is the belief of the committee EGGS that he should have been removed long ago, or suspended during the investigation of the charges against him. FINE GRANULATED "If we are to have law enforce­ 10 lbs. ment we must have officials that SUGAR will enforce the law impartially and Paris, Packed, Squeezes SILVER LANE officials who will and can, hold the respect and confidence of the pub­ and lic. We do not believe it is possible People Out To Suburbs HOCKANUM FANCY SELECTED that enforcement of the laws can IS-lb. pk. J 9 « be impartially carried out when News Notes POTATOES they are placed in the hands of such men as J. D. E. Meyers and Perry Paris— (AP)—“Now is the winter^They put completely in the shade il. W. Howard, of Mississippi; and we of our discontentment made glori­ such typically American manifesta­ tions of the same sort of mental re­ The South End Bridge Club met condemn such practice and feel con­ ous moving time by the approach at the home of Mrs. William E. fident that the Department of Jus­ of spring,” declaims the average lief expressed by “Justamere Cot- householder, at this season, and ' tage,” “Shade Rest” and “Dewdrop Oakes on Broad street Thursday, tice has the same vie-.'r as your ^_ »* March 6. Twenty hands were play­ committee.” Paris is no exception. Inn.’ Neither is it unique in echoing to The exotic element is not entirely ed. Miss Helen Martin was declared SAFEGUARD TOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH the anguished wails of the renter absent either from the city develop­ winner. NAVY IS LACKING that while there is plenty of oppor­ ments, although lovers of the old- John March, an old and respected tunity to pick and choose, the place world aspects of the French capital resident of this town died at his RY SERVING THEM PLENTY OF of his desire is usually priced too have been loud in their criticism of home on Maple street, Monday eve­ IN SPEED PLANES high. the newer apartment house dis­ ning, March 10, age 83. He had car­ The French capital went over the tricts. ried on farming and tobacco grow­ hump of its post-war housing short­ Some of the apartments are con­ ing for many years. Funeral was at ECONOMY'S FRESH VEGETABLES ((Continued from Page 1.) age lest summer. An unprecedented sidered fine examples of the best his home on Maple street, Thursday, amount of building took place in architectural art, with special atten­ 2:30 p. m. Rev. J. W. Potter, a count," Tydings said, “and if we the suburbs and outer fringes of tion paid to the smoothly terraced former pastor of the Hockanum were deficient in that respect we the city and rubbish littered vacant favades that typify modern Euro­ Methodist church officiated. Burial would be at a serious disadvan­ lots shaped up into streets flanked pean building thought. The critics was in the Hockanum cemetery. tage.” with gleaming new apartments acknowledge this but aver that Miss Bertha Freeman, daughter Large He said he would call his com­ joined in almost solid blocks and these buildings are exceptions, of Mr. and Mrs. Cassins Freeman Fancy Iceberg from California’s Sunny Slopes Heads mittee together as soon as possible rising to the height limit imposed rather than rules, and that parts of of Brewer street, was operated on at Lettuce and map out a program, after by city regulations. the district around the Champs de the Hartford hospital for appendici­ which hearings would begin. The development was timely too, Mars, between the drill field and tis. Miss Freeman responded nicely for statisticians had figured that the Eiffel tower; stretches between from the operation and is expected Georgia Battleground Paris had reached its greatest pop­ the St. Augustin church and the home Sunday, March 16. ulation density. The 3,000,000 peo­ Etoile and certain of the newly de­ Mrs. Ethel C. Remer of New Ha­ Finest Single Stalks Crisp Hearts ple living within the 28 square miles veloped sections around the unin­ ven is a week end guest at the home 2 bunches 25« of the city were crowded until even dustrialized outer gates show a of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Northam, Celery To Get Deed To Itself dyed-in-the-wool Parisians began to marked resemblance to the monot­ Jr., on Naubuc avenue. Mrs. Remer find the atmosphere somewhat onous flat-lined streets of the Bronx is a graduate nurse and taking a Atlanta— (AP) — Remains of a stifling, and moved towards the or the west side in Chicago. course at Yale College in bacteria. line of Confederate breastworks country. But regardless of the architec­ A card party will be held Friday along the Chattahoochee river udll The squeezing out process had ture, middle class Parisians who night, March 21st at the home of Tender and Fresh from the Plains of Texas Peck 2 1 c be converted into a memorial by some bizarre effects upon the sub­ can not get to the suburbs prefer Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Ensign, 17 Spinach deeding the property to itself. urban areas. Many of the packed the ^apartments to the dwellings of South Main street, under the aus­ The breastworks are on the estate in city dwellers expanded mentally pre-war standards. They prefer pices of the Ladies Aid society of of Mrs. C. K. Ayer, Atlanta club as well as physically when they got low ceilings to high, steam heat to the Hockanum Congregational woman, who has planned a dedi­ into the comparative freedom of airtight coal or gas contraptions, church. This will be the second in a cation ceremony to be conducted by the suburbs and gave evidence of and constant hot water to tempera­ series of parties to help pay off the the United Daughters of the Confed­ their joy* by besto\ving extravagant mental heaters of the bath. church debt. The public is Invited. eracy. The works are opposite re­ names of endearment upon the lit­ Designers of the modern apart­ I. D. Blinn of Brewer street street mains of trenches dug on the other tle villas which they built, bought ments have not taken a maidless who underwent an operation for Better Foods For Values In side of the river by Gen. Sherman’s or rented. ere into consideration. 'Virtually kidney trouble eight weeks ago at forces. “Blue or Heaven,” “My Little Cor­ all of the places devote the top the Hartford hospital is reported to The property will not be the first ner,” “Lulu and Mimi,” “ Only We floor to servants’ quarters. And all be rapidly improving. Better Health and in Georgia deeded to itself. At Two” and “My Love Dream” are of them have snug little wine cel­ A roast pork dinner was served to Athens an historic oak has been only samples of the labels prom­ lars, one to each tenant, in the about 115 members and families in­ Choice Meats the property of itself for years. inently displayed on such places. basements. cluding friends of the Hockanum Methodist church Thursday evening, at Better Prices At Your Economy Market over area of between three and four under the auspices of the various TRIES TO KILL WIFE miles gives 100 men stiff fight. organizations of the church. Rev. Meriden — Special commission Thomas Grenfell of St. Pauls Puritan M alt...... 2,2 3-4 lb. cans 99c 829 Main St., Cor. Purnell Place Overnight named by Governor Trumbull com­ Methodist church of Hartford ad­ Chicopee, Mass., March 15— (AP) pletes investigation into charges of dressed the audience on Community Hop Flavored—Contains only choicest Barley and Hops. —Jealous, the police say, of his A. P. News brutality and incompetence at Con- Co-operation. David Coy, Mrs. Wm. wife, from whom he had been necticvit School for Boys. R. Hall and Mrs. Gustave Anderson estranged, Salvatore Palmcri at­ Bridgeport—Federal agents raid sang solos. The committee in charge Face Rump lb. 39^ tacked the woman with a razor three places, confiscating liquor in was Rev. John Pierce. John P. Kin­ Diced Carrots___ Fancy, 2 20-oz. cans 25c The Popular Boneless Oven Boast while she was on her way to work Washington — Hoover confident two of them. ney, Mrs, Abbott Cox, Mrs. Wm. R. Especially delicious when served with None-So-Good Peas. today and inflicted wounds on head London naval conference is making New Haven—Patrolman John J. Dunham, Mrs. John LaFargue. and throat that required 14 stitch­ progress and hopes it will achieve Rourke, recently convicted of driv­ es. Her condition is serious. Pal­ its purpose. ing while intoxicated and without a Rib Roast lb. 38c mcri w'as arrested charged with license, dismissed from police de­ assault with a dangerous w'eapon Cheyenne Wells, Colo.—Deputy Quality Peaches...... 2 large cans 49c sheriff killed, three other officers partment by board of police com­ Cut From Quality Steers and when a revolver was found on missioners. Choice Golden Halves from Soiuy Oallforala. his person a charge of being an wounded in clash with bank robber suspects. New Haven—Carl E. Bates, 37 Wall Street alien possessing firearms was add­ and his sister Miss Frances Bates, ed. A loaded shotgun was found Washington—Senate apparently deadlocked on distribution of tariff 24, both of West Haven, fatally in­ Chuck Roast lb. 3 8 e in his room. jured in automobile-trolley car col­ Fancy Applesauce...... 2 20-oz. cans 25c * i protection for hide, leather, and Briefs Boneless Oven or Pot Roast lision. OPENING STOCKS. shoe industry. A good old New England side dish. Springfield, Mass.—Roger Lowell Everett, Mass. — Officials of Merrimac Chemical company, whose New York, March 15.— (AP)— Putnam, Lowell observatory trustee New York, March 15.—Control of believes Atlas as name for new plant was destroyed by fire early the Sierra Pacific Electric Co., serv­ With few exceptions, stock prices yesterday, announce plana for new Lamb Legs lb. 3 S c drifted lower at the opening of to­ planet best suggestion received. ing Reno and other communities and Fancy Tuna Fish, Halves Flat, 2 cans 39c Washington—Income tax pay­ plant to cost $1,000,000. mining regions in Nevada, has Cut From Genuine Spring Lamb day’s market on a renewal of the ments flow into international rev­ Ellsworth, Me. — Condition of Finest Ught meat fish—The chicken of the sea. liquidation which began the close of passed from the United Gas Im­ Any Weight enue offices in large sums as dead­ George Patrick. Injured in battling provement Co. to Stone & Webster yesterday’s^ market. line approaches. $3(M,000 court house fire yesterday ■Westlnghouse Electric, Safeway interests it was reported in financial Youngstown, O.—Cyrus S. Eaton, in which two men lost their lives, circles here. Stores and 'Worthington Pump, in personal charge of opposition to remains critical. W heatena...... pkg. 21c yielded a point or more and Ameri­ St.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930.

must be remembered with caxua lingsand a long rope of pearls I tions, and blooming plants and cut LENTEN SEASON twisted several times about her DEER DAMAGING BINGHAM m j flowers of every description are (,;throat.' ; used. ' Sim plecrepe evening frocks are ! “ One of the greatest conveniences | I'.yery much .in the mode.at present., TOBACCO LOSS Summer Is Here i At the night clubs and hotels one FORESTS IN STATE ^ that the florists have given to the I people all over the civilized world is I '/sees scores of brown skinned ladies, the Florists Telegraph Delivery As-1 ■ .'fresh from the sands of Palm Beach, sociatioh Inc. This is an association ; _ « m i 1 | ■swearing frocks of plain or printed ‘ New Haven, March 15.—(AP)— ; of bonded florins in almost every 1 T | ]| > | ic Hc lu rK OH I'chiffon oi;. crepe. Many of them are Great damage by deer in forest Connectient Senator Saj^ city, a^ town. , ^ uUIOl I iJBl 1UIU patterned'in sprawling flowers arid plantations. Orchards and crop lands “Through this ser'vice anyone ca n ; . .rpr n « « « i tare untrimmed, save for a .simple was reported by district f}re ward­ Valley Farmers Lost is have their flowers telegraphed by; ADlUS6in61ltS 10686 UEVSt,girdle. ens of Tolland, Windham and New their local florist to their friends in I ^ iLace mits, like the old-fashioned London counties at a meeting held Henry G. Anderson, Local j this, country or in other lands. This In N6W York i^wack ones worn by our grandmoth- at Storrs yesterday, .over whictij lions Through Storms '& Honey Laden Bees Seem Blind : association in the past ^ear e x e -, '."^ers, are again in vogue. • Debutantes state forest fire waraen, AusUn F. | When They Try to Leave Exits. cuted more than $?;,(^,000.00 worth j'are wearing them'with their black Hawes, presided, } of ordersJ’ i taffeta evening frocks arid one or Florist, Gives an Interest-1 i The warden agreed in favor of a 1 Washington, March 15.— (AP)tt- Mr. Anderson admits studying | New York, March 15.— (A P)~jtw o modern matrons have chosen j short open hunting season on deer) Bees are ever present where there are flowers. ^ It suede gloves as acces- j to reduce the numbdr and to de-' The Senate by a vote of 43 to ing Inside Picture ofi matters not where they are to be found bees will reach I The g.y aad tavellea I S w I h e l r crepS evening IrocKs,I,craaaa the amount of damage .0 yesterday declined to reconsider ^ for. tpe-proper management and cml- j 13 turning its back on cosmopoiitaii i. ______. ___ o property. previous action in denying the House the blooms if possible. They are stubbornly courag­ : ture of flowers,: his object in life. A i whirligigs these days and concen- j., Beautiful Flowers That eous in the course of their life’s work. Mr. Andeison W. C. Shove, of the New Haven increase of 40 cents- a ^ u n d op proved his S pabm tlefin ^ tlT s^ c^ ^ ^rating on needles road told how the railroads were as­ wrapper tobacco. Senator BingbaiO, tells of this tragic phase of floriculture. sisting in forest fire protection, in­ Republican, of Connecticut, pr^ “ Indeed, bees are marvelous dreatures,” said Mr. inection. He encourages his friends'. With the coming of Lent, Milady j . Win Make You Forget ! to visit the plant an'd make selec-; —who never sews a button on her UOTATIONI specting locomotives after each run posed the reconsideration. ;* Anderson. “They are possessed of a sixth sense, ap­ i tions from the stock in their natural' own clothes—is ' " ' spending hours in , to see that spark arresters are in The controversy oyer the tobac^ That Blustering March Is parently knowing intuitively when and whei'e fldwers I state. He maintains delivery to all the Lenten sewing classes, pricking p perfect condition. tariff flared up with a move by Se^- are open and they do everything in their power to reach ! points___ _ within______a reasonable distance. her fingers making hospital, shirts . Railroads Not To Blame. i ator Bingham, to reconsider a pre- After seven years placing flowers rompers for somebody else. Hei' Of 591 fires reported last year ■vious action which eliminated an in­ the blooms. . , on numberless graves in Manchester, parties are few and far between. , "Our_ life is full of >• sound and fury, 1 railroads were credited wito crease of 40 cents a pound in tl| e Reigning Now. j This iri- “ As soon as certain plants are flowering, along comes Mr. Anderson is equally as well in-j Her husband is spending a coveted i signifying nothing.p^- , ^ ' only 37. rate on wrapper tobacco. _ crease was carried in the House biV. the first bee. They have learned that they can entei I form ed regarding the^location of , gy‘ gYng“or t'w o’a t'" hom e'' now and ^ '—Will Durant, author. i , Robert M. Ross, forester of the h is is the season of Spring. the greenhouses through the ventilators in the roof and I family lots as the sextons. Connecticut Forest and Park Asso-; Senator Bingham smd last su^rome^s Cold winds may blow yet a ch^cv, you spy VkiwtMm . “ ^^roue'e m o'„. i ! Mat,on said taat the aequlrement or j little w'hile over New^ Eng­ down they come ravenously attacking the blossoms. I 200 000 acres of state ownerFor^ i tobacco crop in the Connecticut val- T Plato. I resulting in a loss to the farm- land's rounded hills and patches of When the bee ha^ a heavy load of sweets out he comes iyou m i y & thal h?l3 ioM / hf» j .““.'“““I: ^ iuB upon Mm." 1 would be a twenty year program at snow may still be seen on the north and flies smack against the glass of the hothouse. He which has ■ section of 34,000,MO. ing a fevered eye toward “ spring “There are people whose minds! the rate of purchase wnicn nas iKrnaoooThese farmersfarmorQ feel,fppl*’ the Connec-Conncc- side of the woods away from the is doomed! Flies and moths— even butteiflies can find light—or not at all. J. A. direct rays of the ascending sun, but exams.” |are so blank you can’t even write j 20,000 acres up to date. ! ticut ^ ______Senator said, "that the House, winter’s grip is loosened. And the exit but a bee— seldom ever! This is society’s only serious sea- j on them.” | Gibbs, extension forester, urged; j.ggj.gj,g ^jg^j. business.” Spring, in New England, is the seas­ “ It is sad to see those industrious little busybodies son and she is making the most o f f —Ray Lyman Wilbur, secretary of! adoption of forestry methods on Wrapper tobacco growers in Geor- on of flowers whether of the wild the interior. | fsrm in wood cutting so that re- gjg Florida also would be aided thus trapped but it can’t be helped. it. maining timber will be an asset 1 ^,y ^jjg rgigg jn duty, he added. or hothouse variety. ; “In the summer we open the greenhouse doors so Wild flo'wers were the pleasant. in ' "Society is founded on hero-wor- '■ rather than a loss Opposing the increase. Senator they may have easy exit but in the winter it s a diffei ent So great is milady’s interest 'ship.” ^—Carlyle;! ' : ------Simmons, Democrat, North Carolina, gifts awarded our Pilgrim ancestors ; the sewing classes that she even ______^ after that first terrible winter in 1 story. Nature never intended them to seek honey in a said domestic wrapper tobacco did rises in time to attend one at ten o r , ^ to' turn' not compete with the im port^ Plymouth. Legend tells us of the j greenhouse, or in the winter months!” eleven in the morning. She dons ^ ^ gjg^g^. Colonists first meeting with the deli- 1 wrapper which he described as of;*a With a cold wind blowing outside a hundred bees a simple frock of wool or crepe,^ enough..... not to.’ • higher grrade. cate pink and white fragrant blooms could be seen crawling towards the shelter of the sun- MAINE’S STATEHOOD for even clothes reflect Lent’s sub- A THOUGHT of ■ the trailing arbutus—the May­ — Fannie Hurst, novelist. Simmons' Argument dued acti'vities—and hastens to a “ It would be merely a revenue flower of America. The scene was | warmed glass, proving that the busy workers are on the I On March 15, 1820, Maine became on the Plymouth shore, fronting the : friend’s house to stitch until lunch For there is a man whose labour i producing duty” said, “ and would wing early in the season. j a state. Up to that time it was a time. cast, where our Pilgrim fathers and | possession of Massachusetts and un- OCEAN MAIL CONTRACTS is in wisdom, and in knowledge, and' place an addition^ bur , mothers landed. Right in the midst 1 But her sewing hour is not all ^ I der its jurisdiction. buttons and bastings, for the hostess | wntnm rknw 1 im/\«Tn cQulty; yet to a man that hath ; . , rpvp^ of the first clearing where the two j I The desire of Maine to separate MAY HURT RELATIONS i " O l ' laboured therein shall he l e a v e ' are loaded down with internal reve- almost invariably provides some j i nue taxation.” lines of log houses were built, was a | jjQj.jjguiture, the youthful florist i from the mother state was indi- iTl/ll nUI\l IxLLiillVnu I portion. This also is van- amusement for her stitchers; and | ] The increase also would result in-a spring, bubbling up fresh and clear ; g^riy and late to grasp the Flower Expert I cated as early as 1783 when the ____ i ity and a great evil.—Ecclesiastes milady, listens, as she wields her ; curtailment of production of high from which the women dipped up ^ggjjnjgai qualifications necessary to | '♦>1 Democratic inhabitants of that ter- j Washington, March 14.— (AP)— j 2:21. water for household use. The place | ^j^g business in an intelli- 1 thimble, to the lyrics of a metropoli­ grade cigars in the United States 1 ritory found it difficult to. tolerate Davis, Democrat,' ------; and force their importation from can be found today, just off L e^ en | „gjj^ manner. As time passed and | • the rule of Federalist Massachusetts. tan opera prima donna, or the read­ TeSnestee^^s^id before the"senate | Oh, the cares of men! How much street at the top of the hill, in Ply- 1 outside work grew he found i t ; ings of one of Broadway’s actress­ ! abroad, Simmons said, During the '^^ar of 1812 a ruction commerce commission that a report | emptiness there is in human con- i Favoring the reconsideration, Sen- mouth. . I almost impossible to absorb the, es. seemed inevitable, for Maine, ang- had been circulated that the State | cerns. Persius. I ator George, Democrat, Georgia, The pine forest stretched for j thousand and one details of b ook , ' ered by the seizure of its land by the On Tuesday morning the class Department feared that passage of ' countless leagues to right and left j^nowledge in addition to the daily | which works in behalf of the Fresh ! Said the issue was one “ squarely be- 1 I British, blamed the Bay State for an act to restrict mail contracts to j i i n i r CT i llJin IPOIT1? I tween the tobacco trust and the full of perils from wild beasts and jg^bor in the greenhouse. In order ^ ! failing to provide for adequate de- Air Association of the Cathedral of companies operating exclusively un- ^ WfcW MAMl IjOUL ' farmer.” murderous Indians. But around the ; conserve time, energy and at the ■ I fenses. _ , St. John the Divine, met at the der the American flag, might be to j • cabins there were sunny spaces; and j g g j u 0 time to keep the business ! I Manufacturers using domestic I But it remained for the Federal home of Mrs. Stephen C. Clark to the detriment of Pan American re- ; ------wrapper want the increase while there, as tradition runs, the women | going, Mr. Anderson hit upon an 1 i I government to make the separation. stitch on clothes, washcloths and lations. i Washington, March 14.— (AP) — those using the imported wrappfir found flowers—trailing arbutus, the j ynusual but effective plan to pro- 1 : Shortly after the admission of Mis- dusters for its fresh-air home in Assistant Postmaster General | ______postmaster General Brown an- are opposed to it, ' the Georgian Mayflowers. . cure the needed horticultural facts. souri, Congress was confronted with Tompkins Cove. Thursday mornin,< Glover, Davis added, had attempted ! nounced today that the special two added, First Things of Beauty j Sister Interested ithe problem of preserving the bal- saw the workers for the New Yorlc to "get a statement to that effect i cent stamp commemorating the i The reason why the doriiestic They were the first things of ^^^gg Esther E. Anderson a sister j ance of power in the Union. It was Nursery and Child’s hospital sewing from the State Department but 1 300th anniversary of the founding of } wrapper sold at a price below the beauty to be seen by the Colonists ^.g^g equally interested in the i found necessary, for that reason, to at the home of Mrs. Charles 13. could not do it.” the Massachusetts Bay Colony will | duty. George contended, was because •since leaving home shores. Was it ^grk was sent to Massachusetts Ag- ] admit Maine. . • ! Alexander, and almost every other | The discussion arose after Sena­ be issued soon. ‘ it "has only one-half the wrapping not some compensation for the prim- nicultural College at Amherst, Mass., 1 • The only j morning of the week was devoted 11 tor Vandenberg, Republican, Michi- The stamps will first be placed on - capacity of the imported.” rose and hyacinths under the 1 edge j^j^g meager funds derived from I ' legislation in the state thus far has [ similar charitable , stitchings. gan, suggested that passage of the 1 sale on April 8, at Boston and Salem, Gdorge said about one-half of the rows in dear, old England ? These infant business. Miss Anderson ! been that of prohibition. As early i Meanwhile the amateur garden-1 act•_1- __ undera___ consideration might in- Mass., . and _ __ J will_»* _ be JI_J distributed____ !1_' to ; flve * cent . cigars . _ in •_ ATthe_ United States 1858 a strict prohibitory law was dear old Colonial mothers can be | t,rought her books home week-ends | as onrnorated into ' ers, of which there are many in the volve “ public policy.” other postoffices as soon as stocks were being wrapped with domestic seen to pluck the delicate blossoms j j^Qy^s with her broth- passed COrporaLe . . . . ranks, are makingmairino- preparanrAnara* PrnnonementsProponements of tthe legislation are available. Salem and Boston I tobacco and while he was not supe eagerly filling quaint old mugs of | transmitting the knowledge !S c?“ c;‘s r : Malnl r o T r . i .tMosJor have argued that it would aid in were selected to have the first day | the increase would help the farmer Dutch manufacture, setting them in j gg^gg^j during the week in an inter- the establishment of a “ real Ameri-j sale because of their close associa-/^e was willing to give them ti^ie sidered a “ barometer” during na­ temational flower show which open.? humble rooms .in the cabins where | ggj-j^g g^d effective manner. in Grand Central Palace on Monday can— ’’ -Merchant Marine. I tion with the historical event for ‘ benefit of the doubt, and vote tcfc ' ’.hey could make pleasant the drab , Through this process the difficul- tional elections. The saying ^“As ------1 which the commemorative stamps Maine’ goes, so goes the nation,” in­ A host of them are priming Dutch ; it. nterior. Perhaps the Pilgrim daugli- ^ g^ otherwise blind and tech- bulbs for the spring garden exhibit, | has been autUorized. I Senator Fletcher, Democrat, Flo- lers hungry for something reminis- ^.^gj gj-^dy .were made clear to the dicates its importance politically. while others are concentrating .m BIG TAX REFUND : rida, urged that no further- action > cent of the old homeland and pleas- | ' florist and it was n ot, long 1 single exhibits of roses and orchids i taken. He said the matter had bem' ant scenes, fixed clusters in their; ^gjgj.g ^^jjg facts gained were put Henry G. .Anderson SUSPECT ARSON threshed out detail before and braided tresses and arranged cor- practice and the business im- Washington, March 14.— (AP) — ASK ONE HEARING Among the few festivities which ■ asked that the schedule be permit­ ,

CABINET TO RESIGN i t w o fea tu r e bill HIILSTOWN ! I Warsaw, Poland, M ar^ 15.— ! “SON OF THE GODS” IN CONCERT HERE ON TUESDAY NIGHT AT riD riP TOnAY i (API—premier Bartel, whose gov- - i ill wl\vL£i lUHril ernment was defeated on a vote of Hillstown Grange held its rej ROCKVILLE i AT STATE SUNDAY censure nf the labor minister yes­ lar meeting Thursday night. Afi , ------terday,r------presented the resirnation ,-f the meeting the lecturer presen' __CHnwc Hnno-pr a t ' Cabinet to President Moscicki-^ gj. Patrick’s Day program as ‘ Heads Rockville Elks. ! i-,. i. • -r» i t Dog Picture Shows H anger a t , president withheld i j g. ^ duet by Sisters Ruoff Herbert H. Clough, superintendent! Richard Barthelmess in L^est His Best; Corrinne. Griffith , ^ decision Audrey Cummings; readings, of schools of Vernon, is the new head j Picture, to Be Shown Here In' Other Film. All indications were that the Sister Selma Scheafer; song of Rockville Lodge, No. 1359, B. P. I for Three Days. Cabinet crisis would be more pro­ members of the Grange. Gam#^ O. Elks. He was unanimously elected _____ Ranger, the wonder dog of the longed than had previouslv appear­ were played and refreshments w e ij.. exalted ruler on Thursday evening. There have been many great screen in “One Man Dog, and ed, since the defeat is now said to served. At the next meeting a pla3ff‘;| Other officers elected are as follows; Barthelmess pictures since the days beautiful Corinne Griffith in have been caused by general dis­ let will be given by some ,of Esteemed leading knight, John P. of the unforgettable “Broken Blos­ “Prisoners” are the feature attrac­ satisfaction on the part of the Diet. members. ' ^ Cameron; esteemed loyal knight, soms” and “Tol’able David,” but tions at the Circle today and Sun­ Mrs. Delores Willouby and' son of Edward L. Newmarker; esteemed “Son of The Gods,” Richard Barthoi- day evening. FRENCH T.ALIUES WIN TURKS Hockanum have been visiting h<¥ lecturing knight, Lewis H. Chap­ mess’ latest screen contribution, That the love of a dog for his sister, Mrs. Horace Cummings. master is greater than the repress­ man; secretary, Michael J. Cos­ which will head the program at the Istanbul — (AP)—A controversy ■h. grove; treasurer, Raymond E. Hunt; State for three days starting Sun­ ed savage instinct, is clearly inter­ over the relative merits of Ameri- tyler, John F. Coleman; trustee for day evening, eclipses them all. preted in “One Man Dog.” In this COSTLY ERROR smashing drama of the great nort’n- | and French talkies is being three years, Herbert R. Coffin; rep­ Dick Barthelmess, one of the most waged in Turkey, with the odds resentative to Grand Lodge, Joseph appealing actors now appearing be- west, Ranger races through the Bookkeeper: I am reckoning on | Lavitt, P. E. R.; alternate, Fred H. ifore the American public, has never „.ost cycloLlc and thrm,„.- _epics_« | v - y ™ch^again3t m e raise in the new year. . Lippmann. | exerted more forcefully the magic his cinematic career. As one man with such overwhelming success Chief: You have reckoned wrongs Tonight the EJks will have a j Qf j^jg personality than in “Son of I dog of a youthful adventurer who is that the local papers are unanimous ly, and a bookkeeper who reckons clam chowder supper at 9 o’clock. the Gods.” Early in the story of " I searching for a long-lost friend in wrongly is no use to me-—you the tall timber country of Cana­ in asking for more French and John F. Coleman and Charles the boy brought up as a Chinese, (a) O Peaceful Night ..E . German fewer American films. * fired!—Der Brummer, Berlil\. Willeke in charge. The lodge is believing he is Chinese, living as ah T,body. During that period two pro- da’s frontier, he gives a perform­ planning a pool tournament with the alien amid the scornful and uncom- The Pratt and Wljitney Choral j grams each season have been given. (b) Tell Me Not of a Lovely L a s s ___ance that outshines any of his Kaceys, the challenge of the latter, prehending Americans, whose blood Club will be introduced to a Man- , The last was a concert given for j j previous successes. Sam Nelson. having been accepted Thursday 1 really flows in his veins, he wins Chester audlpnce . t tha High school: the Ihl Annie Laurie . . . arr. by Geibel Virginia Bradford, Edward Hearn Sailor’s Chorus ...... Parry and William Patton are in the sup- i | night. I your sympathy, and having once hall on Tuesday night in a program , — a success financially as well Emblem Club. _ i won it, holds it to the very end. (c) To Celia, Old English Folk Song j porting cast. The Emblem club has appointed This role of San Lee will alyways being sponsored by the Mothers ; musically. (a) My Little Banjo ....Dichmont j “Prisoners” Presents Corinne tho following committee to arrange hold a high niche in the gallery of Club. All members of the ensemble i Their recent broadcast over (b) Heart of the West . . . Trinkaus | swift moving drama for a public card party at the Elks Barthelmess portraits, perhaps the are directly affiliated with the WTIC brought in quite a respon^ Morning ...... Speaks-Baldwin | pjgg^y of thrills, absorbing Home on the evening of Wednesday, very highest. A splendid company Pratt and Whitney organization. j of congratulatory_ _ (a) Sea Gulls ...... | love, interest and delightful comedy March 26: Mrs. Carl Prutting, of players supports Barthelmass. • ,4. .... SouthVra.'lji’ddYe''Western and the (b) Two Roses ...... Werner | jg uplifting story of SPECIAL chairman; Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. They are headed by Constance Ben- The- club was organized two years , England states. Their contri- | On- the Road to Mandalay . . Speaks ■■ „j.gg^ beauty. Miss Griffith gives ; Edward Bums, Jr., Mrs. S. H. Con- net. One can only write of her in ago by its present director, Sydney j ^j^y^ns toward next Tuesday’s pro-1 (Solo by Fred A. Shipman) !g ^gry fine performance at Riza, j nors, Mrs. John Coleman. Mrs. Wil- sentences short ad simple, which French, a local resident and has ■ {rram will be as follows: Landkjending ...... ureig| Reserves a three star rat- ( musical iW d er Ballad ...... Maunder 1 (from Olaf Trygrason.) j ing. She succeeds admirably in liam Crockett. Mrs. Thomas Danna- in their very simplicity will come made rapid strides as Two Big Bargains In her, Mrs. Frederick DeHope,^ " Mrs. nearest to doing justice to this love­ ' winning understanding for a char­ Peter Fagan, Mrs. J. E. Flaherty, ly actress. She is one of the most acter that may have seemed hard Mrs. James Fahey, Mrs. Thomas '■ capable interpreters now on the TESTIMONY ALL IN and selfish in the hands of a less Garvan, Mrs. George Graziadio,! screen. sympathetic or less intelligent j ] Electric Radios Mrs. Raymond Hunt, Mrs.- P. J. Others in the cast include Anders T H U B O O K I artist. The supporting cast poss­ Johnston, Mrs. Charles Keeney, Randolph, Mildred Van Dora and AT LALONE TRIAL esses unusual merit, including Ian Mrs. Joseph Kosiorek, Mrs. Joseph Barbara Leanord. Photographical­ Keith, James Ford, Julanne John- Lavitt, Mrs. James Redmond. Mrs. ly, “Son of the Gods” sets a new SURVEY ston, Ann Schaeffer. Otto Matieson I j Joseph Rostik, Mrs. William Reeves i jjjgii mark for the screen—not only | Jacksonville, Fla., March 15.— and Baron Hesse. The surrounding ATWATER KENT and Mrs. George H. Williams. The | in the scenes which are made in | (AP)—The presentation of testi­ program will'include chapter eleven > club -will elect officers next Wednes- j technicolor, but in the black and j mony in the murder trial of Watson of “The Pirates of Panama” and a 11 Model 12—7 Tubes day afternoon. A members social i white scenes, which are of rare ex- I Moulthrope and Roland Lalone, es- i Cartoon Comedy. BY BKUSE CATTON * ■-, *-w', A/'I V-vt» C!TC»nT>T_ War Veterans will be held on April with Leo Landry, engaged in a pistol delphia, was rammed by the steam- j 8 tube, maple cabinet, with stand 19 in Masonic Temple, Manchester. the haziest notion of the magnitude | writer who has a fine sensitivity, a ship Silver Yew of the Kerr Line, | of their achievement. thoughtful insight into human ac- battle here on the night of January State Commander John J. Connors DESTROYED BY FLAMES 18 with Detectives Smith and Willie bound from England for the Orient. | For the Wrights had something ! tions, a deep sincerity that is re- The General Sherman was believed | of this city will be a distinguished of the ill luck of all inventors. Other I fleeted in every sentence he puts Jones. !^th the officers were shot $55o00 guest. Other members from this ^ copied their planes w th a high ; down. Naturally, then, one turns to and Smith died from his wounds. to be extensively damaged and | city are planning to attend. | Were to Be Used to Make Bias-1 stole The ; Us Sewest oovei, "Steplien Escott may need drydocking. Divers were | including a Peerless Speaker. Mothers Club. j examining the extent of the dam- ^ tic Wood— Loss Is Lstimat- ^jg^ belonged to them, made with a good deal of anticipation, against bis former pals in the Con­ At the next meeting of the necticut prison. He was granted a age today. The Silver Yew was only 1 Both Sets Guaranteed Mothers’ club of Union church to be ed at $75,000. I themselves rich on their inventions; | “Stephen Esebtt” is a study of slightly damaged. ------and while the two brothers ultimate-; marriage. It is Mr. Lewisohn s firm severance in the trial and will face j held Wednesday evening in the the charges later. The accident took place when the ; chapel of the church, Percy Cooley Canton, Mass., March 15.—(AP) ly got something like $1,500,000 in | conviction that any human being s General Sherman was leaving the ; —Five wooden storehouses of the j cg^gh for themselves, the sum looks ' quest for happiness depends largwy will sing several solos. Charles TREASURY BALANCE Mraflores lock chamber and the Sil- ; Phelps will be the speaker. Mem­ Addison Leslie Company containing i rather insignificant when the size of on what marriage may bnng. He ver Yew was preparing to enter it ■ bers are requested to invite their 3,000 gallons of alcohol a»d 20 tons the aviation industry today is con- i sees the sex relationship as the KEMP’S, INC. for transit to the Pacific. The Silver | sidered. | great manipulation of life. If it is Washington, March 15.— (AP)— husbands. of moving picture, film were destroy­ Treasury receipts March 13, were Yew dropped anchor and reversed i Cleanup Day Thursday. ed in a spectacular fire early today “The Wright Brothers—Fathers o f' what it is meant to be, life becomes her engine in an effort to avoid the 1 with an estimated loss of from $50,- Flight ” by John R. McMahon, tells magnificent and satisfying, and a $12,030,110,57; expenditures $7,618,- Municipal Cleanup Day will be 389.99; balance $9,294,538.52. clash but was unsuccessful. I next Thursday and every effort is 000 to $75,000. A series of loud ex­ the story of the two brothers. It is mortal man and woman may know being made by the Public Works plosions aroused resid2nts of the as interesting as any tale of roman- what it is to touch the stars; if not, Committee, of which Ernest M. Ide town. tic adventure you ever read. Once everything is irremediably wrong, is the head, to make it successful. The main building, a three story vou pick it up you won’t put it We have had a good many It is expected that property owners brick structure, was not harmed. down until you have finished it. | “studies of marriage” lately; and a and householders will co-operate. The company manufactured plastic McMahon makes you realize the 1 great many writers have assured us Grass Fires. wood, a wool pulp preparation, and real size of the job the Wright that all that is wrong is the fact used old moving picture film in the brothers did. They not onjv had to j that marriage limits one s freedom, There were two still alarms the invent a practical airplaiv; they j Let married people take their ties past two days, the chief and several process. nci Several roof fires were . set on had first, to invent the wTiole sci-; lightly, they tell us; let them be A nnou firemen being called to the Daley- buildings in the vicinity and small ence of aero-dynamics. They did it, | free, even though bound to one an- ville section on Thursday to fight a blazes were started in nearby after the manner of inventors ! other, and all will be well, stubborn grass fire and on Friday woods. With the explosion of the everywhere, by devoting their whole ; Mr. Lewisohn doesn’t see it that noon the Fitch truck responded to a alcohol and film columns of flame lives to it, enduring hardship and } way. If he demands a saner recog- grass fire near the old fair grounds. shot 200 feet into the air. The ori­ jeers and skepticism with the forti- i nition of the place of sex in life, an Virginia Ann Corcoran. gin of the fire was unknown. tude of men whose eyes are on a i end of puritanical taboos and re- RYSLE Virginia Ann Corcoran, 16- distant goal. They gave man wings j pressions, he even more sternly in­ N e w months-old daughter of Mr. and cut down the size of the globe, | sig(ts on fidelity and union. The Mrs. Thomas J. Corcoran, Jr., ot opened a new field for the restless j Don Juan, the sensual rover, will Clinton, Mass., who died 'ruesday AMDOVER and gaverrofra both the snlHiftrsoldier RTidand thcthe III-1in flud no comfort in this book. Mr. from pneumonia, was buried in dustrialist a new weapon of incal­ Lewisohn is a modernist, but only to Grove Hill cemetery, Rockville, on Miss Olga Lindholm who is em­ culable power. a certain extent. Thursday. Services were held at ployed in Hartford, is at home with In short, j;hey were giants, -fit to The novel once in a while suf­ (Jlinton. Rev. H. B. Olmstead of St. the grip. stand with the great inventors and fers from his eagerness to present John’s church officiated at the Mrs. Ward' Talbot went to New discoverers of all time. 'Their story his ideas; that is, there are places grave. The child was a grand­ Haven Thursday to visit hif daugh­ is as absorbing as anything you can I where the narrative gives 3-WlNDOW 4-DOOR ROYAL SEDAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ozra B. ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. possibly read. I comipend it to you j the essay. But for all that, Usher of East street. W. Williams, for a few days. most heartily. Mr. McMahon has j “Stephen Escott” deserves a place The silver tea which was to have handled a great subject in a very | on your shelves It is as clear-eyed Funeral Friday. been served in the Conference house The funeral of Earnest Albert fine 'manner. a study of marriage as I have seen Thursday afternoon by the Ladies “The Wright Brothers” is pub­ in a long time. Keeney, who died in East Hartford Benevolent society, was postponed Harper and Brothers arc issuing on Wednesday, was held at Lowe’s lished by Little, Browm and Co. It on account of the funeral of Mrs. costs $2.50 a copy. it. The price is $2.50. Funeral Home, 34 Connecticut | Mary Smith, which was held ht the Boulevard, East Hartford,, on Fri-' home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles A Charpiing Novel About the Empty Murder Stalks in on the Heels of day afternoon. Friedrick, on Thursday afternoon. Marshland. Gay Comedy. He was born in this city and lived Rev. Wallace Woodin officiated. The If stories of strange places and “Death in the Box.” by Marcus here for many years. Besides his new date for the silver tea will be strange people have any attraction Magill, has two oddly contrasting w fc, Mrs. Bertha Keeney, he leaves announced later. for you, you will like “The Marsh moods. It begins as a hilarious a daughter Gladys C. Keeney; his Among those of the local Grange Wife,” by James B. Wharton. The farce-comedy, in the P. G. Wode- father, Frank Keeney of Pwockville who attended the Wethersfield scene of this novel is the limitless house vein; then, abruptly, it turns and two sisters, Mrs. John T. Hen­ Grange meeting Tuesday evening marsh country bordering Delaware I on its heel and becomes an eerie, derson of Hartford and Miss Gladys were Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, Bay, The time is the . turn of the well-constructed murder mvstery, in Keeney of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Percy, Mr. and century. The hero is a lad who which the reader plays the usual Notes. Mrs. Wallace Hilliard, Mr. and Mrs. grew up in the marshlands, won game of pinning the guilt on every- Police Officer Alfred Say, who has Howard Stanley, Misses Marion and livelihood from their inhospitable | one but the murderer been ill at the Hartford hospital for Vera Stanley, August Lindholm and reaches, deserted them to seek ad-1 This shift in moods does not spoil several weeks, returned to his home daughter Mary, Miss Gladys Brad­ venture in great cities and finally ! the book, however. The gay insanity ley, Nathan Gatchel, Miss Evelyn of the first half actually heightens on Union street today. returned to them to find true con­ o ■ Mrs. Josephine Fairchilds of "The White and Miss Beatrice Hamilton. tentment. the effect of the surVen tragedy e .T Lavalette” on Park street, has re­ The local Grange furnished part of In a way it is a simple sort of tale. which marks the shift. Mr. Magill .'5 turned from a -visit -with relatives in the program. It has none of the pseudo-profundi­ has done his job well, and “Death in l A . '4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey, who ties that so many modern novelists the Box,” ought to make a hit with ’ The Lowest-Priced Plainville. i The next rehearsal of the Rock­ are spending the winter with their inflict upon us. It has, instead, a all mvstery lovers. ville Boys Band -will be held on daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and sort of haunting charm, and many | J. B. Lippincott is the publisher. Tuesday evening-instead of Monday. Mrs. Walter Hewitt of New London, passages of quiet beauty. The "book costs $2. The change is made because of the and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hewitt, Mr. Wharton can write. More spent Sunday with the former’s important, perhaps—he can also AMUSING ever to bear the Chrysler name St. Patrick Social on Monday eve­ daughter, Mrs. George Hewitt.. W: Every .time I shake my head ning. feel. Best of all, he can translate Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. his feeling into words so that his ba’ov laughs. Here is Chrysler performance—all Raymond Forster has returned to Raymond Healy and daughter Mary reader can share in it. “The Marsh X: Yes, she was always found of Qirysler today introduces a brand- tires; and typically Ckr}’sler-st) Icd his duties at the postoffice, after be­ of Portland. Wife” is, T think, a better book than i rattles.—Answers of that snap, speed, smoothness ing confined to his home with a new Chrysler Six — priced from all-metal bodies of new design Little Annie Merritt, daughter of and stamina for which cars bearing •■sprained ankle for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merritt, who $795 to $845 — the lowest-priced and rigid construction. the Chrysler name have been has been suffering for some time six ever to bear the Chrysler name. with heart trouble and infected ton­ Here is Chrysler craftsmanship— famous ever since the beginning. Oil Curtailment Saves sils is much betier and her physi­ the precision craftsmanship typical cian thinks she will be able to have Here is Chrysler engineering— Inspection, trial and comparison her tonsils removed in a short time. MANCHESTER RATING AND of Chr)'slcr Standardized Quality. Operators Over Million Mrs. Lewis Phelps is gaining with such progressive develop­ inevitably lead to the one positive slowly, but is allowed to sit up only ments as internal-expanding 4- conclusion that by ail current a little while each day. Ventura, Cal.— (AP)—California’s COLLEaiON BUREAU, INC. wheel hydraulic brakes; 62-horse­ measurements of performance, struggle for enforced conservation Member of National Retail Credit Association and Netv Eng­ power high-compression engine smartness, comfort, safety, econ­ of oil and natural gas, after being PRISONERS ESCAPE land Retail Credit Association. in effect in the Ventura Avenue mounted on rubber; Iso-therm omy'and quality, the newChr}’slcr field two months, has saved oper­ pistons; fuel pump instead of a ators more than a million dollars. West Moreland, N. H., March 15. Room 12, state Theater Building, South Manchester B usiness coupe Six takes its place as the greatest H. Paul Grimm, oil umpire in the —Police of cities and towns of the vacuum tank; low-swung chassis; six-c)'iindcr value in the world. field, reported a savings of 6.971,- state today searched for four pris­ special-type spring shackles and .Touring oners who escaped, from the lYouse Royal Coupe ^7,000 cubic feet of gas and 929,- Roadster - We are eager to show you a new 683 barrels of oil in that period. He of Correction here yesterday after hydraulic shock absorbers; small Royal Sedan said this amounted to $1,371,242. filing off a. cell door in the basement base wheels with large balloon F. 0, B. Detroit (Special Eeiuipmcnt Extra) Chrysler Six today. 6 9 B Higher prices of oil from curtail­ of the building. ment, Grimm said, have been bene­ The four were Robert Cummings, Credit Investigation fit which kas not yet been collected 18, of Mount Vernon; Robert Cota, in figures. 24, and Richard Spoon, 19, of Keene, Personal Collection Service Most of the conservation has been and Arthur Meserve, 30, of Fi^^e- accomplished by the outright “kill­ burg. Me. 'They y/ere last seen run­ ing” of 80 of the 217 producing ning into nearby woods. wells. The men had not been taken out­ Open Daily Natural gas wastage, by blow-off side the building to work for fear GEORGE SMITH into the air, has been cut to 42 per they Would escape. Cummings hav­ 8:30 a, m. to 6 p. m. cent of the pre-vious daily average ing gotten away from the institution South Manchestef loss of 112,450,000 cubic feet. * last fall but being captured later. 30 Bissell Street Meserve was on parole from the Hamburg, S. C., once the ter­ state prison at Thomaston, Me. Thursday and Saturdays Until 9 p. m. minus of the country’s first lengthy The men were serving sentences railroad, is being rebuilt. of different length for breaking. SATURDAY, MARCH 15, MA^iCHESTER EVENING H ^ A U ), SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. p a g b b ig h t e- USENOVIOLENCE j seek p .o . m erger I CAPITAL SOCIETY All Bedrooms Here Fit in Corners IN EAST HARTFQRK DAILY RADIO PROGRAM REDS WARN again! ij;U0__Orchestras; DX discussion. Leading DX Stations. AT A STANDSTILL Saturday, March 15. 10-00_Three dance orchestras. 405:2—W SB. ATLANTA—740, ! Want to Cut Out Four Offices Walter Damrosch. will introduce ll’so-M usic and prose-poems. 6:30—Sunday school lesson. and Centralize Mail Service^ 302.8—WBZ, NEW ^NGLAND--990. 7:00—WEAF programs <^ several celebrated ballet compositions 7:00—tVJZ program s (114 . m s.) 293.3— KYW. CHICAGO—1020. At East Hartford. ^ in the hour which he will direct over 7;30_W ’JZ program s (?4 nr.) 9:30—WJZ minstrel froliix Russian Newspapers Tell WEAF and associated stations at !) 8:15—Nature League program. 10:00-i-Dance m usic (1% hrs.) 9:00—Gentlem en of the press. 11:30—Amos 'n* Andy, comedians. First Week Df Official At an open meeting Of the East o’clock Saturday ^ght. A contrast 9;30_WJZ minstrel show. 11:45—Dance orchestras to 4:tu. will be ottered in Franz Liszt s *Les 10:00—Melody trail entertainmenL People Not to Use Forced Hartford Chamber, of Commerce . Preludes,•' the words of which we 10:30—B ert L ow e’s orchestra. 389.4— W BBM , CHICAGO—770. Monday evening, the public was in­ .^•What Is life but a senes of preludes 9-00—Carnival: Chicagoans music. Mourning Out of Respect to the Unknown” ? This is echoed in 348.6—W ABC, NEW YORK—860. 1:00— trip about town. vited to discuss the subject of dis-: 6:00—M ischa R aginsky s orchestra. 254.1— W JJD, CHICAGO—1130. the contrasted pages of Liszt s scores 11:00—W JZ Slumber music. In Carrying Out Plans. continuing the Burnside, Silver. which runs the gamut of feelings only 6:30—Talks by Lou Little, Dick Glen- 8- 00______Orchestra: lessons, songs. Lane, and Hockainum post offices,' to end in a blazing apotheosis of tri- gioo—Palmer studio program. for Chief Justice. don, Columbia coaches. and making East Hartfor.* the cen*- -umph. The work is m the variation 7:00—Levitow’s concert ensemble. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICACO-720. form with thematic links betv;een the 9- 00-Studio players’ presentation. tral office for ajl East Hartford- different movements. 7:30—Orchestra; tenor, contralto. Moscow, March 15.—(AP)—Such venture in science ^vlll be recounted 8:00—Talk. Dr. Arthur Torrance. l l ’;00—W E.4F dance orchestra. Washington, March 15,—(AP) — acta as closing churches without mail. 'I s-30_Negro spirituals recital. 11:20__Quintet; artists; nigbtliawks. By the proposed plan sponsored, by Flovd Gibbons, headline hunter, a l­ 9:00—N if VYit Dramatic Society pre. 12:00—Dream ship: orchestra. Formal soiiiety in the capital was a t, I consent of a majority of the popula- so during this Prpgrani^_ Frank Jlou- sentlng “The Fast Mail. I'OO_Dance music; Bath Kniglil.s. by the Chamber of Commerce and*' hazy,- 'cellist, will be featured in 9:30_Peter Biljo’s balalaika orcli. a standstUi this week, the first week j ! tion, tearing down church bells, use recital by Bernard Levitow s concert 344.6—WENR, CHlCAGO-870. Postal Inspector E. A. Courter, all: 10:00—Fam ous m ovie stars. 7- UO—Dinner dunce music, of 30 days official mourning for th2 j ensemble which' will he radiated b.v 11-UO—Three dance orhestras. 1 of force, ■violence or harsh adminis- mail 'Will be addressed to East; the Columbia chain at 7. Mr. Touhazy 7.30_Kami bureau entertainment. late William Howard Taft. j 12:.3H—Midnight organ mfjpu'js. 1-UO—D.'< air vaudeville. 1 trative mesisures in converting in­ Hartford and will be delivered from- will play two numbers. “Piece en 454.3— W EAF, NEW YORK—660. 344.6—W LS, CHICAGO—870. Invitations for formal dinners and , the East Hartford office by a regu­ Forme de "Dabanera,” by Kavei. and f.-OU—Ludwig Laurier’s orchestra. “Fantasy IJkranian" by Popper. The 8:00_Variety music: concert. other entertainments were recalled | dividual farms into collective farms lar village carrier in the improved, (jiso—Women’s International League. 9:00—Barn dance frolic- baLnce of the hour will include con­ 7:00—Grand opera, “Turandot. following President Hoover’s declar- • ancL-illegal confiscation of the peas­ cert numbers by the instrumental en­ 9:30—jlinstrels: sociability hour. section of Burnside and by mounted' S;0u—Merle Thorpe’s business talk. 10:30_Barn dance broadcast. i ation of the period of mourning for sem ble. ants property must forthwith cease carrier in Silver Lane and Hocka-: - • S-30—'Tenor, piano duo. orchestra. i l ’-OO—Comedy skit: hymn sing. the former President and Chief Jus­ 9:00—Walter Damrosch’s orch. with 12:00—Old favorites’ recital savs a hiehly important editorial in j num where at present are no im- Wave lengths in meters on left ol Floyd Gibbons, headline hunter. tice. and social activities, already station title, kilocycles on the right. 447.5— WMACJ-WQJ. CHICAGO-670. U tch reflacU tneiP ™ «1 10:00—R obe’s dance orchestra. 8- 30-Concert orchestra: reciial. curtailed through observance of lent, Jay. toeLa Times are all Eastern btandard. Black 11:01)—Troubadours of the moon. tion is accepted by the Post Office lace type indicates best features. 9:15—WABC programs (=4 nr.i virtually-ceased. views of the government. 11:15—Two dance orchestras. 10:00—W hitney boys; w ater bo.\s. Department at Washington a con- 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:30—Amo.s ’n’ Andy, com edians. There are, of course, numerous Measure of persuasion rather* tract station would be established Leading East Stations. 6:00—Pianist; male quartet, 11:45—Concert, dance orchestras. small dinner parties and the meet­ fVinn duress, Izvestia says, must be 1 at Burnside where stamps and 272,6—W PG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 6:30—ParWine Haggard, songs. 238— KOIL, COUNCIL B LU FFS—1260 ing of fashionable groups under dif­ used in getting peasants to join the I money orders could be purchased, S;Hi_Concert orchestra: talk. 6:45—Prohibition pool program. 11:00_WABC dance orchestra^ 9:00—Hockey game, "Senators vs. 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians, 12:00—Studio enterlainiiients. ferent cirounistances, ■ but until i collective farms. Any official who j and another in the Pratt & Whitney Americans.” 7:15—Etlier wave musicale. 1:45—Artists frolic: orchestra.. I henceforth departs from this policy j Air Craft section. It was brought 7:30—Baritone, dance orchestra. April 9, ho one will venture on for­ P;30—studio m usical programs. 361.2— KOA. D EN VER —830. j li:U0—Two dance orchestras. 8-no—Circus chtertainers music. mal entertainment. Cabinet mem- j will be severely punished. out in the lengthy discussion there 283—WEAL. BALTIMORE—1060. 8:30—Tale, “The Porcelain Duchess. 11:45-Sunday school lesson, tionaliy secluded, opemng only into 12:15—Seven Ace’s orchestra. hers’ dinner for the President and j house is designed for those 1 Enemies Joyful : was not- another town in the state S;3i>—Ensemble, baritone, xylophonist 9:00—Vocal duo. piano duo. Mrs. Hoover were among the formal j desire colonial charac- the dining room. ! of the area of East Hartford 11.674 P;(M)—Around the melodeon 9:15—Sketch. "Cub Reporters. 1:15—Tales never told. If the dining room faces east, to “Doubtless,' ’ continues the paper y:S0—IVJZ programs hrs. I 9:30—Minstrel’s men frolic, 299.8— WHO DES MOINES—1000. ! terrific: I bas four post offices. 10:00—Ship of Memor.v, vocalists. 7:00—Rocking chair enlertainmcnl. ‘ ° “ e T e S t t o e , Washington | teristics combined with modern con- the house our enemies will raise 243.8—WNAC. BOSTON—1230. catch the morning sun, I over this alleged re-i About 80 men attended the hear- 7;Hj_Kniglits musical program. 10:30— Play, “ So’s Your Old Antique. 7:30—W EAF program s (3',4 hrs.) has added cheerfulness shout of joy 7:30—WABC programs (4 tirs.j 11:00—Slumber ‘H'lsic hour. 11:00—Studio concert orchestra. flower shows, simultaneous arrivals I vemences. ■Jrde? m S 1 treTt" ftom'^ourpolicy V coTl^ctiVi-j by John L. Havens 535.4— W FI, PH ILA DELPH IA —560. 71-tM_Tlirco dance orchestras. 12:00—WEAF Vallce’s orcliestra. with spring, begfan to take their. it is particularly suitable for a TI.. labo-rinr masse, taow i Chamber go on record in 13:30—Midnight organ melodics. 7:00—Studio musical hour. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. place in the interest of the capital’s 1 corner lot, with a frontage of not favor of a change was carried 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—5c0. S-30—Feature entertainm ent. 8:00—Bible class program. t on it ^ retreat would mean surren- imanimously. At a town council 7:00—’WEAF grand opera. U:00—\VE.\F programs (2 hrs.) ■9:00—D ance: string quintet. society folk. Notable among these 1 less than 50 nor more than 7o feet, The garage.in connecUon. accord- • der to the enemy of our p^iUons 7::;o—pian ist; medical address. *491.5—W IP, PHILADELPH IA—610. 11:00-WEAF dance orchestra. orettv events are the various shows 1 The square design has been uti- meeting Monday evening that body S:0(l—W EA F programs Ci hrs.) G;3U—Oppenheim’s dance orchestra. in; to the plans, naturally calls for 1 wh ch we have gained. Not only 7:00—Birthday list, sirfeer. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. L ld by the Department of Agricui- lized liviPd to providenrovide conveniences for a ^ ■ will we not surrender our positions, I voted to accept the plan of the 11:05—Two dance orchestras. 8:30—WEAF programs (2i,i h's-) ______a short road to the street. 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—/OO. 305.9— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—980. ture, chief among them the amaryl- fairly large family. but we intend to fortify ourselves Chamber for a change in the postal 6:30—Ked -\rrow male quartet. 11:00—Orchestra; Am os n Aiicy. —Dinner dance music. 11:45—Three dance orchestras. Each of the four bedrooms is on j The exterior m of b^ck on the 1 mobiU^tTon oV all ourTow system. 7:15—Tony’s scrap book. 7:00—Amos ’n’ ,4ndy; orchesria. 1 lis show in the spring.and the chry­ 8:15—Drama, “Listen Officer.” 12:45—Nighthawkfrolbx - a corner, with cross-ventilation a . first floor, w itow p ; attention and means into one 7:30—W.JE programs (% hr.) 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. santhemum Show in' the' autumn. 8:15—Saturday Knights: concert. 9:00-WJZ programs <2 lirs. 1 feature of all. This arrangement is the second, ^be 1 vast collective effort. By holding APPROVE CHANNEL TUNNEL. •]-|;00—Rear Admiral Byrd's program. 12:00—NBC musical program. The amaryllis show will be beld ;i;30—W'J2S m instrel frolic. 12'30—Memorial I’ark program. made possible by the side stairs. | '^e.n-colored shingles ‘ . 1 fast to pur positions, we will cre- 10:00—Hoiioluluaiis; Cossacks; oig.nn. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. the seventeenth, although the cus­ Taking labor and material costs 6;0U—WEAF’ programs (1 hr.) I- oO—Russian string quartet. There is ample closet space, in ad- j ate conditions which will enable us London, March 15.— (A P I—Conrr ll::;o—Two dance orcliestras. 2:00-Studio midnight frolic. tomary morning reception by Secre­ 280,7—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 7:00—WE-a.)-" programs (4 hrs.) dition to a sizeable hall upstairs. into consideration, est ma . 1 to move toward complete Socialism! mittees studying the project^or an ll:on—Late dance orchestra. 310.2—WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—810- tary and Mrs.,Arthur M. Hyde for 7:011—AV.Vl.M-’ grand opera. 7:45—Fireside philosophies. A sequestered side porch adds to house range from $8,000 to $io,wu. j entire mass of laboring] English channel tunnel to connect 3:00—iMusic m asters: orchestra. 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. a private view of the flowers wiJ 8:00—Two pianist, violist. 8:00-WABC programs (:i hrs.) the attractiveness of the downstairs Costs ordinarily wiU range sonie-1 g^nts. This task is difficult, but England and France made public a ;i:00—W EAF orchestra, address. 11:00_Two dance orche.'=tr.-is. not be held. Invitations were recall -1 what less in smaller communities. j doubtlessly be solved. Mistakes 10:00—Air school: Chinese hour. 3:30—Request organ recital. 379.5— KGO. OAKLAND—,'90. arrangement. The kitchen is inten- report today saying that they could 11:30—Slumber music; orchesiras. 9:00-Eastman Music School hour. ed and the exihibition opened a da.y Communist 9:30—WJZ programs hrs.) 1:00—T ales never to:d. and -violations of the see nothing against the feasibility 12:00—Hello, America: music. 2:00—Musical musketeers. earlier to the public. 1 l:on—Gene and Glenn, songs. 11:U0—Ray Fagan’s orchestra. I for the dancing. Tea and French { Party’s rural policies, which have of such a project. 11:30—Saturday N ite club, music. 2:;i0—Guiq’.endorfer’.s oiclicslda. But all of Washington’s flowers j 283—W'TIC. HARTFORD—1C60. 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. I pastries were served after the bouts, j been committed by some ‘bone They added, however, that no 6:50—Marv Oliver's recital. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—7S0. are not seen in shows. On the streets I 11:55—Time; weather: markets. 7:15—Old fiddlers; orchestra. PALM BEACH GAY I The Beach Club, a quaint building j head’ -village officials are absolute- definite opinion could be given until 422.3—V70R. NEW ARK—710. 8:00—WEAF programs (-2 hr.s ) 7:30—Sea slory and songs. 6:00—Dinner dance music. of the capital are carts filled with | i surmounted by a cupola, continues 1 ly intolerable and must cease im- the ground was proved by construc­ 6:30-WEAF programs (4’,2 hrs.) 10:00—Ti-oubadours: studio program. 3:00—Seciirit.v League address. ll;iin—Old tim e fiddlers inu.sk’. gay yellow and red blossoms, jon-1 to be a social Mecca. Among those mediately.” tion of a pilot tunnel. 8:15—Saturday Knighls program. 11:00-Albany dance orchestra. quils, tulips and daintier flowers. \ Postpone Elections ; If that was successfully con- Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. IN LENTEN SEASON entertaining there in the past few 202.6— WHT. CHICAGO—1480. The pilgrimage through the beau- j days were Mr. and Mrs; Norman E In this connection, the central I structed, they held, the practicabili- 508.2—W EEI, BOSTON—590. 272.6—W LW L. NEW YORK —1100. Mack, Buffalo, Jesse Livermore and -, executive committee of the Soviet; j-y Qf constructing traffic tunnels 6;00—Tenor, orchestra, soprano. 8:00—Ensemble, organist. tiful old iris gardens of Georgetown j 11:55—Auction bridge lesson. 9:00—Studio musical program. 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 7:00—Orchestra: talk; love songs. soon will start, also. Mrs. Marion 1 Paris’ Singer. ! Union today issued orders to post-1 jjg regarded as established. 526—W NYC. NEW YORK—570. 10:00—Vour hour league. ------j pone the re-election of Soviet •?il- j ______1------11:00—Saturday night club. 461.3—WSM. NASH VILLE—650. Cram, authority on gardens from I 11 Studio dance orchestra. 7:00—Irish music: liealtli talk. : j 7;3ii_Air college lectures. 10:011—O rcb eslfa; Guil.v .lunipeis. England who is -visiting various gar­ The presence of several world ce- lage officials until the spring sow- l ’J:00—Organ request program. 10:25—Songs, guitar accomoaniiuent. Many Parties Amuse Fash­ 1:00—Diiiiier dance orchestra. 8:10—Venetian Gondoliers mus:c. dens in this country, will come from lebrities gives a pleasant dash‘of so- ing campaign is over and then only. RADIO SERVICE 291.3—CFCF, MONTREAL—1030, 11:00—Fiddler and guitarist. 215.7—WHK. CLEVELAND—1390, II- ;>i)—Amos 'n’ Aniiv. cnniedinr s. California and be the guest of Mrs. phistication to affairs in the resort.! to allo\r such re-elections within; 8:00—Dinner dance orchestra. 6:00—Twilighc music hour. on ail makes. 11:00—Late dance orchestra. 11-45—Harmonic.a. fiddle; band dance. ionable Folks at the Among those being entertained are, certain prescribed limitations im- 8:30—O ld-tim e Singing .Scliool. 508.2—WOW. OMAHA—5SCi. Morris Evans for a tour of the ojd New Sets and Standaitl —WACC programs (214 hrs.) 315.6—WRC. W ASHINGTON—950. Joseph Hergers Eimer, Mrs. Fred- posed by the committee. This ap- 7:15—Washington College program. 11:00—.Studio musical hour. Virginia gardens. 11 :i.5—Morgan Sisters concert. 12:00—D ance orchestra. erick McLaughlin (Irene Castle) Mr. j parently means the government has Accessories. 11:30—Dance orchestra; organist. 8:00—KBG programs (3 hrs.) Southern Resorts, ■and Mrs. John Emerson, (Anita’ found newly elected village officials Picturesque among the capital’s 1 i Loos), Mrs. George Elliston, ancin- are latgely responsible for h ap h , WM. E. KRAH flower exhibits are the home grown | I nati poet and Henry Irving Dodge, administrative measures in dealing j den,” Lehmann; Selection from blossoms just back of Centci Palm Beach, Fla., March 15.— , , with the extermination of Kulaks, 669 Tolland Turnpike "Rio Rita,” Romberg; Excerpts PENNSYLVANIA REP. market, which are carefully tended (A P)—The radiance of a tropical Mrs. Henry Phipps and the Hon- or rich peasants, the collectiyiza- PHONE 3733 WTIC PROGRAMS I from “Adirondack Sketches;” | by negroe aunties. Mrs. Hoover usea orable Mrs. Frederick E. Qust en- 1 tion of small farms and the anti-re- I’ravelcrs Rrbadtasting Service Land of the Loon, The Legend of j MADE INDIAN CHIEF to visit this section of the market, moon added glamor to the many gay tertained on Tuesday night with a j Ugious movement. I ' Hartford, Conn. Lonesome Lake; In the Shade of | and for many years Mrs. Taft has parties in Palm Beach during the musicale and tea at Casa Bendita, j j the Old Apple Tree; That’s What | been a regular visitor. JOHNSON’S SON HURT. ‘ 50,tK)'J W., I»o0 K. C., 28)i.8 ttl- the Daisy Said; Rufus Rastus j past week. Mid-March finds society the home of Mrs, John S. Phipps: Adopted by Oinaha Tribe In on the Ocean Boulevard. Mme. Nina i There’s Nothing - Johnson Brown; Gigolette Fritnl; 1 decidedly inclined toward the more Washington, March, 15.—(AP) —I Recognition of Service to As music is equally permissable in Koschetz and the Russian Trio pre-| , -r • t ia <=r,n ' Finer than a Gypsy Love Song, I'Terbert; I’m I informal outdoor mode of entertain­ sented the program. Saveli Wale- | Walter Johnson.1, Jr., l^-year-^oldjon14- | Saturday, March 15 Follo’wing You from ‘‘It’s a Great Redmen. 1 mourning and lent, Washington pa­ Washington Eastern Standard Time trons are able to enjoy some of this ing. Luncheon and dinners both at vitch, Russian baritone- presented i of the manapr of the . ^ , STROMBERG- liOO p.m.—News; Weather. Life.” . „ ! entertainment, - The Washington private villas and smart restaurants the program at a diimer given th is! Baseball club, had both broken; S;00 p.in.—Dixies Circus—Hi Hen-, By HERBERT PLUMMER. have been frequent while dancing al­ week by Mrs. George A. McKinlock, i last night when he was struck by an 1:715! p.m.—High Steppers—NBC. Washington—He The Tunga Opera Association, incorporated, is CARLSON 1745! p.m.—Foreign Policy Associa­ ry’s Triumphal; Pancake Walk; of the ways plays an important role. at her villa. automobile. At the hospital where j I Skaters Waltz; BuP Trombone; Indian for “Great White Eagle"— sponsoring an appearance nocturnal social pageant. | L s ^ ______^______I he was taken, physicians said that, tion Luncheon—NBC. 1 wants to know what a brave does' Metropolitan Opera Company in the in tbe observed that the psy-! 3:30 p.m.—The Continentals. ' The Arcade Girl. ‘ capital, April 23 to 25. Mrs. Robert! It has been BOUNDARIES MARKEP. 1 the boy might also be hurt m -, KEMP’S 4 :C0’p.m.—Hilda Coffey, Soprano, '8;15 p.m.—Burgess Nature League. when the moths destroy his elabo­ chology------of -- the long . - skirt ^ has re- -1 Lima, Peru, March 15.—(AP)—j ternally. i8;45p.m .—Criminal Law—Gleason rate head-dress. Lovy Bacon, wife of Representative vived the popularity of the waltz, | ,yyjj.gjggg advices received here state j Young Johnson w p skating ne Jand Frank Kelly, Bass. Baton of Westbury, N. Y., is chair­ INCORPORATED 4:30 p.m.—Newscasfing. I L. Archer. Rep. Clyde KeUy of Pennsylvania though the music of the old time’’"" that the Peruvian-Colombian com -* his home at the is He Tha Tunga. Chief Tahan of man of the association, and Mrs. waltzes has had to be rescored to 763 M Jn S t, 4:45 p.m.—Stringwood Ensemble ; George Mesta', formerly of Pitts­ mission has finished demarkation of dent. The driver Douglas Bailey, director. ------Sunday,, ------March 16 ,, the Omaha------tribe of Indians suit the instruments of the modern the new Peruvian-Golombian boun- • he did not see the youth because he South Manchester 5;50 p.m.—Pianologue—Walter Ruel' a.m.—Trinity Church (Episco- dubbed him a few years ago in rec-^ burgh, is vuce-chairman. Mrs. dance orchestra. # dary in accordance-with;: the treaty i was blinded by the lights of an ap- Tracey Dows of Chicago, is treasur­ iCbwles. pal) — Rev. Dr. Henry Knox ognition of his services in Congres ratified two years'ago. - proaching automobile. 5:45’ p.m.—“Movie Highlights. ; Sherrill. to make the American Indian .i er. Edward 'Valier, St. Louis, enter- j Pageant o f The second performance of the tained Tuesday night at the Em-, 6:15 p.m.—Cab Flashes; Highlights 1:00 p.m.— Hillcrest citizen of the United States. given 'in Sport. Empires. When Representative Kelly was Washington Symphony was bassy Club in honor of Miss Mary. 6:25- p.m.—News; Time; Weather; 'l;42 p.m.—Sessions chimes. adopted by the Omahas as an hon- this week. Downs, Saratoga, N. Y., nnd her i Alcohol Announcement. ■1:43 p.m.—Edward MacHugh, bari-1 g^^^ their chief made an elabo- Mrs. Hoover heads the list of fiance, Thomas Mallory of Bradford,. 6:30 p.m.—Mary Oliver Concert. i tone. j rate speech in which he likened those promoting the National Sym­ Pa The wedding of Miss Downs and . 7:00 p.m.—Silent. 11:58 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. , Congressman to the eagles who phony Orchestrg. A brilliant array Mr. Mallory will be celebrated on 1 ; 2:00 p.m.—R o x y Symphony Or-, highest of all birds of the of society folk filled boxes and seats March 31 in Palm Beach. Sunday, March 16 i chestra. 1 g.ir. At the time of bis adoption, in Continental Hall, D. A. R., Friday S-30 p.m.—E. A. Kraft of aeveland, 3:00 p.m.—Roy Clair Romance of, Tahan placed on Kelly’s head evening for the concert. Mrs. George Rasmussen, Chicago, Tuiie In! in Organ Recital from Horace ! Jewels. ' ' head-dress of an Omaha brave, Those having boxes included the entertained Thursday with an infor­ Bushnell Auditorium. ___3:30__ p.m.—Melody_Parade^^^__ 1 li^jg^ally bedecked with eagle feath- ambassador of Poland, Mr. Tytus mal reception at her villa, Casa 9 ;15 p.m.—Tastyeast Jesters. ! 4-00 p.m.—Morey Pearl’s Orchestra. Filipowicz; Representative Ruth Nina. Mrs. Rasmussen, who won i ers. first prize at the costume ball at 9:30 p.m.—Orchestral Gems—Moshe ; 4:30 p.m.—Duo Disc Duo ! Kelly put it away carefully after Pratt of New York; Mrs. LoweU Paranov, director. Fletcher Hobart, president general the Everglades Club last week for from “SUhouette,” Hadley; Under j ceremony. But recently when the most beautiful costume, is clos­ 10:15 p m.—Studebaker Champions a Texas Moon, Perkins; ^heve 1 j. fomid that of the D. A. R.; the minister of the —NBC. Me. If All Those Endeanng Young moths had ruined it. Netherlands, Mr. J. H. Van Royen; ing her home Saturday. 10:45 p.m.—Edwin Rogers. B ari­ Charms. Moore; My Wild Irish j ______Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps, wife of tone; Douglas E. Bailey accom­ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. WTIC Rose, Olcott: Nocturne, Doppler; ; Senator Phipps of Colorado; Mrs. panist. Office Museum. Smithers, Locust Valley, L. I., who Prelude, Jamfeldt; Perfect D ay,: He still has, however, mememtoes Hiram Bingham, wife'of Senator have a winter home at P elic^ 11:00 p.m.—Time; Weather. Bond: Mignonette, Friml; Mother, 11-05 p.m.—"The Merry Madcaps of his tribe. The peace pipe which Bingham of C3onnecticut| Mrs. Bay­ Point, l7 miles south of Palm Beach, —Norman Cloutier, director; Tony Machree, Ball. he smoked with Chief Tahan on ard Cutting of New York, mother of entertained Tuesday night with a Special Feature—Sunday Sacco, soloist. I 5:00 p.m. Sessions chimes. day of his adotpion, the tobacc-2 Senator Bronson Cutting of New dinner dance in honor of their de­ 12:00 midn.—Silent. 5:01 p.m.—National Religious Serv-, occasion, and Mexico; Mrs; Tracy Dows, Mrs. butante daughter, Mabel. Members ice; Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. I the tortoise shell rattler used by Armistead Peter and others. 'of"the younger set in attendance, Cleveland Cathedral Organist on , 6:00 p.m.—Champion Weatherman;,-^- medicine man are his were -rFrances raiices vjiuuiuic,Gillmore, Katherine j i The ambassador of Mexico, Senor Tod, Eleanor Post Hutton, and Ann 11 Evening, 8:30 to 9:15 Edwin A r?h™ K m ft organist nf 6 :J3^.m !-R^cital--M ichael ^hern, | prized^posses^^^^^ his personal Don Manuel C. Tellez, has taken his Rainey, all of New York. Trinity Cathedral in C l ^ v ^ ’j^^*” ! wUbur B u rfS h ^ a n T s ^ ’ ’ museum in his office on the first place as head of the diplomatic L e g io n -jflP O d of the House office building. corps, and is established again -with As the Easter season approaches, j I With his Indian relics he has sev­ his, family in the Embassy on Six many students from Northern 11 Hartford at 8:30 o’cloclt Sunday. Henry J. (Sailor) Ryan. eral hundred others, picked up dur­ teenth street.] schools are coming to Palm Beach | f r J Station WTIC, ^ ing the last 15 years in all parts for the holidays, and social activities | Mr. Kraft's career is a reeord of < :01 p.m.—Apollo Musical Choco- Organ Recital among the younger set will occupy of the world. Vice President -Curtis will * be j nntablc achievement. At the age o f, late-Box. visited within a few days by his a leading place in the calendar r 15. he was organist of a church in 17:30 p.m— WiUiams...... Oilomg,tics — ■ Every article h a s a history, clos- My^Love Parade from ‘‘The Love | ly identified with his own personal daughter, Mrs. Webster Knight, 2nd, events. BROADCAST FROM New Haven, his birthplace, where he : from Providence. She will be ac­ Numbered among the gayest par- | studied at the Yale School of Music.' Parade;” Like a Breath of Spring- | experiences. ties of the week was that given by time from “Hearts in Exile;” Hun-1 There is the little silk Italian companied by her two children and HARTFORD’S NEW MUSIC CENTER Three years later he was organist, by Mrs. Louis Gerry, a friend,- and John Sanford of New York in honor { and choirmaster of a church in | garia; ’Lonesome Little Doll from - flag given him by the King of Italy of Miss Sarah Jane Sanford and Brooklyn. Then he went to Emope., “Snap Into It;” Make Believe during the world war while that her t'wo children- their guest, Benjamin PIttridge, of where’ he studied under celehra^d , from ‘‘Show Boat;” Siboney: How \ monarch ■was on a tour of inspec- President and Mrs. Hoover have New York. Miss Marjorie Oelrichs, organists in Paris and Berlin. On i Am I to Know? from “Dynamite” front. The silver-plated as their guest Mrs. Hoover’s aunt, Mrs. Florenz Ziegfeld (Billie Burke) his return to America, he accepted, Here Am I from “Sweet Adeline;” | gj^oes with which he won a horse- Mrs. E. L. Jones of California. and many other members of the The Horace BushneU Memorial a position DOSILIUU in11^ Wheeling,______O' W. Va., Feelin’ tge Way I Do. j shoe pitching championship of the smart set were in attendance. whence he was summoned to Cleve-,8:00 p.m.—Enna Jettick Melodies— United States are there along with land to become organist of Trinity j I’ll Take You Home Again, Kat - 1 nickel studded belt emblematic In the matter of styles, Palm Organist Cathedral. With the exception of 1 leen; ^ e n I^sh Eyes^Are SmiK baseball used in I GANDHI’S MARCH Beach has passed the experimental tT r e T years spent as municipal or-j ing; Killamey; My /Wild Irish the annual.' Cpi^ressional game the stage and has definitely accepted: This is the fifth of a series of 13 re­ ? a n T st of AUanta. Ga.. he has re- Rose; AU Praise to St. m n e k . year Kelljl’ captained, the Republi­ the long evening gown and the j mained in Cleveland since 1906. 8:15 p.m.—Collier s Radio Hour. cans, autographed by CaMn Ckiol- Ahmadabad, India, March 15.— backless mode. For daytime wear, citals to be broadcast over WTIC each He has given recitals in the prin-j9;45 p.m.—To be announced, (AP.)—After prayers this morning Edwin Arthur Kraft . idge, is there. skirts are rather temperamental as Sunday evening, 8:30 to 9:15. It will cipal cities of the United States and . i0:15 p.m.—^ o r t Digest. i A piece of an airplane he picked Mahatma Gandhi and his followers to length, but all sports costumes— Canada ■winning praise for his un-ji0:30 p.m.—BifiOT^time. began the fourth day of their jour­ Trinity Cathedral, I up at the grave of Quentin Roose- and sport costumes predominate in bring to Hartford some of the most re­ usual facility. Among American or-ji0;31 p.m.—WBZ Players, I velt, the key to the banquet • room ney toward Jalalphur from Matar. Palm Beach—are just a few inches ganists he is kno'wn as an ardent ex-1 ii; l5 p.m.—^Champion Weatherman, The Mahatma announced that below the knee. Cleveland, Ohio. ponent of native American music. i ii;17 p.m.—Temperature. j of the palace at Verdun where the some of his volimteers had fallen nowned organists in the country. j German kaiser had in’vited his gen- ill and would accompany the party 1 erals to meet him prior to the entry Members of the smart set assem­ WBZ—WBZA by car. There are still 14 days left bled at the Oasis Club on Thursday FALLS TO DEATH. i of his troops into Paris, a gavel before the pilgrims reach the coast Saturday, >Iarch 15 j made from a piece of wood he afternoon for another boxing tea. SCHEDULE OF RECITALS IS AS FOLLOWS: 3 ’45 p.m.—Stock and curb closings. and begin in real earnest their “ci-vil A famous orchestra furnished music Mass, 4:15 p.m.—Walter Koh’s Orchestra. Chicago, March 15. (AP) - I picked up at Valley Forge are only disobedience” .campaign by which Mar. S»-E sa.er .4. Com,. Apr. 2 0 -O « l MoKiiUey...... Boston 5:00 p.m.—^Dickinson - Streeter Frank D. Ketcham, 55, a stock l a few. they hope to gain independence for Apr. 27—Joseph Daltry... RDddletown, Cbnn. broker, fell or leaped to his death Mar. 80—Palmer Christian, Ann Arbor, Mich. Organ. India from Great Britain. The tex­ WINDOW SCREENS f,Iay 4—Alexander McCurdy, Philadelphia, Pa. 5:45 p.m.—^Phantom, Fingers. early today from the eleventh floor . New Arrivals. tile labor association founded here .Johnstown, Pa. Apr. 6—George B. Nevin May 11—Pietro Von ...... New York, N. V. 5:59 p.m.—^Temperature. of the AUerton house, a North Kelly’s most recent addition to by M. Gandhi decided today to join Your windows fitted with 43_E(lward F. Laubln, Hartford, Conn. 6:00 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. Michigan avenue hotel. his museum are two grape shot in the “war for independence” and Apr. 6:02 p.m.—Recital—Edith Noyes Ketcham, a widower, was associ- balls fired from the heavy artillery will enlist volunteers for a passive Willimantic All Metal Screens Greene. ated with the firm of Babcock. of General Braddock when the Eng­ resistance campaign from the ranks —troubles with flies and mos­ Sponsored by 6:19 p.m.—Sessions chimes. Rushton and company, and was said lish troops were ambushed by the of labor. quitoes in the home ends. 6:20 p.m.—Sport Digest. to he wealthy. French and Indians in that familiar THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC COlilPANY 6- 30 p.m.—Safer Massachusetts. episode of American history known APPROVES ALLOTMENT Why not get a demonstra­ 6^5 p.m.—Literary Digest National EDITOR SENTENCED. as “Braddock’s Massacre.” tion and estimate now? Prohibition poll; Floyd Gibbons. And Affiliated Companys ■ • Leipsiz, Germany March 15.— These were sent him by a resi­ Washington, March 15.—(AP) — 7:00 p.m.—^Bulova tim e . dent of that section of Pennsyl­ Approval by Secretary Hurley of an The Stamford Gas and Electric Company. 7:01 p.m.—^Amoa ’n’ Andy. (AP)—‘The Federal Supreme Court THOMAS LEWIE, The Hartford Electric Light Conapany vania in recognition of his efforts allbtment of $300,000 for rivers and Tho Connecticut Power Company 7- 15 p.m.—^To be announced. today sentenced Richard Schulz, harbor work oh the Missouri river editor of the Communist newspaper to have Congress be represente*! Agent The Union Electric Light and Power Company. 7-30 p.m.—The Fuller Man—Happy officiaUy at the 175th anniversary from Kansas City to its mouth was Days Are Here Again from "Chas­ Rote Fahne, to fifteen months’ im­ 1082 Middle Turnpike, East prisonment in the fortress here for of “Braddock's Massacre” on July announced today by the War De­ ing Rainbows; Myself When partment. Dial 6327 Young Jrpm J'ln^a Persian Gar- attempUn|; to incite. treasoiL_ 9, 193fl._____ , ... ------■ \ 1 . - PAGE NiNET MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER,. CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930. Let Manchester Contractors Do Your Work--!

'WISE ECONOMY SPELLS HOME it possible to squeese out a few dol­ with a moss green roof and leaf during the long rainy spell. Paint, which is well constructed through­ Look about and see the men on lars a month to apply to their house, green blinds; these and itahy other which is waterproof, eliminates th? out and which will stand the test of small salaries who own their homes. contract, and in after years they combinations are often chosen for Soundproofing Material Made time. Also, because of better plan­ life of the brick and preventing a They have toiled no harder than have something to’ show for the jBETTER PLANNED brick houses today. ning, the home has a better market sudden rise in the coal bill. others, but rigid economy has made money expended. value. Old brick dwellings that have O f Hair, Felt, Tow and Seaweed | . {{QD^E INSURB It is the prospective home owner acquired a gloomy appearance by If you are planning to paint a of modest income whom I shall at­ reason of an accumulation of dust new brick house; there are a few tempt to assist by laying down a and soot gain a new aspect when things you should know about the Soundproofing materials are usu­ to procure if you insist upon getting few axioms. painted a light color. This is par­ procedure in order to, get a satis­ the best. As a general thing, the d e -, ticularly true of dark areaways of factory job. A good painter will see ally about % inch to % inch thick,v WIDER MARKET With so many importunate real scription “best, prime, clear, selec­ estate developers clamoring for his brick construction. A coat of light- that the house is thoroughly dry be­ being composed of two layers of ted” will procure the best grade of ■ attention, he should turn to an colored paint will make these dingy fore it is painted and brush off Lime, Cement, Plaster, heavy building paper stuffed be­ flooring. architect for guidance, as there are places as bright as if the sun had stains caused by efflorescent salts. Flue and Drain Tile tween with hair felt, tow or sea- Maple flooring is usually preferred | WJl rnnclriirted HoDlC d X many practical considerations to be suddenly found its way into the hid­ He will then gpve the brick a primer for kitchens and servants’ quarters TV 611 tUllbllUtlCU den corners. which contidns an excess of oil. w'eed. The latter is coarse grass thought of in buying property which Fuel Oil for All Types of Oil Burners as it is a more dense wood than oak only ^ architect can point out. The But widening the color choice and Special brick primers containing from the sea, such as is cast upon and will stand more wear. Southern China wood oil are frequently used, the beach by the waves. The grass No Increase In Cost Is question's of proper natural drain­ brightening the sunless spots are pine flooring is also frequently used j age, the determination of the best not the only reasons for painting but a good gradf of exterior paint is dried and then woven into a heavy _servants’ quarters. It is the i thinned with oil will do. The house fabric,' excellent for souniproofing, | sources from which water supply, brick. Since brick is very porous, i cheapest flooring on the market, but: G. E, Willis & Son, Inc. Promise of Architect. electric service and gas supply can there is always the possibility that will need two and perhaps three and good also for insulation. will not stand as hard usage as oak Finished flooring comes in several be obtained and the best means of it may absorb a great deal of water coats. . ^ or maple. i disposing of sewage are of great 2 Main St., Tel. 3319, Manchester widths and thicknesses, from % by Flooring comes straight-sawed or. economic importance. The expense r r 1^4 iilches up to % by 3\z inches. quarter-sawed, the latter costing, BY ERIC KEBBON A good size to. use is Ts by 2V4 of providing for these items can be more than straight-sawed flooring,! With the great exodus from the great or little, according to the inches. Oak flooring is most fre­ and is the best for wear. AU floor- quently used for all rooms except cities of families desiring the.quiet character and location of toe prop­ in°'mg lor for msiucinside useuac oxiwwiv* should be stored in i erty. kitchens and other rooms in the a dry place. A better way is not to I atmoshepre and healthful surrouncl- 'P service portion of the house, for it is It is equally important to know Equipment Rental Dept. allow finished flooring to be deliv-1 ^ wholesome life, the coun- the artistic possibilities of the site, but little more expensive than ered until the building has been try house has become an increasing­ # cheaper woods and the advantage of whether or not it lends itself to de­ plastered and is thoroughly dried ly important problem to both the One Double Diaphragm beingnemg particularlyparucuiarij' durable T'Vnn. . velopment. where the house should Concrete Mixers homeborne seekerseeKer andana theuie architect.an-iiiccut. In i be placed, how the approaches inch flooring is most often used for | r is an excellent wood for out- j environs of large cities, homes i Gas Pump remodeling houses, as it can should be handled and where to plan Gasoline Hoist side porch floors, l',4 by 8(2 inches, multiplied with great rapidity { for the gardens and future service One Two-Gun Ihgersol nailed down over the old floors. being the size most used for this; t_he countryside within | Flooring customarily used for or­ buildings. Therefore, at the very be­ Rand Compressor purpose. Such flooring can be dwellings, iqt large.ov, oti andH sm small, all, of of a all ll ', ginning choose an architect whose Elevator dinary work is % inch in thickness, tongued and grooved, or it may be mounted on truck tongued and grooved on the ends^ types and descriptions. |taste and integrity you can trust square-edged; in the latter case the It is safe to say that the majori- ; well as the edges. Thus, when toe and then co-operate fully with him. All types of derricks Welding Outfit boards should be laid from one- ty of these new homes are of an in- • joints are driven upright (as they eighth to one-fourth inch apart. All should be) an excellent job is the expensive type and with certain fix- , porch flooring should be painted on ed requirements in the number of | result. Nails are driven through m the under side and on t'l:; joints be­ rooms, the attached garage, and : COLORS IN BRICKS the grooves (called “ blind nailing ) fore laying, as this will greatly j?ro- so that they are invisible after the usually the most modern improve­ Auto Truck Body Dept. floor is completed. When such , a long its life. ments. As a general rule they are ; Tile floors are sometimes specified simple in design and well proper- | MAKE GOOD EFFECT % floor is flnished it shomashould be ne scscraped carpenter’s specifications and tioned, and the limitation in size ; Commercial Truck Bodies Forging carefully over its entire surf , ; sometimes .. / = in the mason’s mason’s specifica- specifica seems to have resulted in bringing j ing machine or hand scrapers. tions. In any event, all the floors ! Straighten Wire, Disc and Acetylene Welding The grades of flooring are so vari­ out great ingenuity on the part of | While the natural color of brick j The Manchester Sand & Gravel Co. should be mentioned in the carpen­ designers. Of course, here and there W . J. THORNTON, Prop. able and they change so much from ter’s specifications so that the car­ will always have an appeal to home ' Wooden Wheels Auto Fenders and season to season it is impossible to one finds monstrosities and incon­ builders who like a dignified and penter will be warned to prepare the gruities. In these cases investigation Heavy Blacksmithing Bodies Repaired CELLAR EXCAVATING rive specific information concermng underflooring for receiving-the tile. conservative dwelling, most people j toem. Good flooring is not difficult proves that they were built tither nowadays are less influenced by tra­ SCREENED SAND AND GRAVEL without the benefit of an architect dition than by a desire to keep up- ANDREW M. CLEMSON, Sr., Mgr., Phone 3241 BRICK, LOAM, CINDERS and TRUCKING or by speculative builders who have to “rosieres.” This is the term ap­ to-date. Modern taste calls for dis­ QUALITY and SERVICE ! plied to girls chosen in villages or used stock designs of their own tinctive color effects in exteriors, Plant: Charter Oak Street. I House: 608 Woodbridge Street. NEGLECTED Pl.^>CES tows as the most worthy and who manufacture. whatever the material, and those are crowned with roses at a public Axioms for Home Builders who prefer brick construction to Tel. 7387. | T®** SHOULD BE PAINTED ceremony. Inasmuch as every penny must be wood, but like a white or a gray This custom is 15 centuries old. carefully expended by the majority house better than a red cne, do net It originated with St. Medard, of home seekers, it may appear at hesitate to paint their homes. bishop of Noyon, and wealthy for first to them that the expense of an Manchester Construction Co. Inc. b y b e r t il y h o n c k Gleaming white, topped with a roof those days. He set aside part of architect’s services should be saved. of dull black shingles and accented GENERAL CONTRACTORS All civilized people, ’^’^^hj-he ex­ his property for this purpose and As a matter of fact, the right with maroon shutters: a gray body South Manchester Phone 4131 ception of small boys, wash behind in 2525 at Salency crowned his sister liind of experienced architect can with Holland blue shutters and a their ears, but are we as careful who was chosen by the village as save an owner at least the amount rich brown roof; Colonial yellow about painting our houses in Places worthy of Jtier clerical brother’s of the architect’s fee and usually that do not show? We use soap and bounty. The custom still continues more, and at the same time provide YOU CAN water to protect °ur health as ^ 1 1 there and has spread to other com­ a home of which he can be proud. as to improve our looks, but we munities. often lose sight of the fact t^t paint and varnish also have two SERVICE FOR THE BUILDER funcUons—to beautify and to pre­ INVEST IN DESIRING A BETTER HOME serve. Very often only the first one is considered, and when such is the case, the back of the house is likely to be neglected, since its appearance, CELLAR EXCAVATING ^ C O R R E C T as far as one’s critical neighbors and friends are concerned, is rather nWIKIION -—PLUS- GRADING ^^^^^steps, especially, are seldom kept in the proper state of paint Against MODERN MACHINERY ACCURATE preservation. The daily tramp of de­ FIRE livery boy and ice cream man wears We use a gas shovel in all our excavating work thus off the surface from the painted We can insure you against all forms of FILLING tread rapidly, so that consistent re- giving you expert work in the shortest possible time. ■nainting is necessary. If steps are loss. Time saving plus a price you can afford to pay. Seglected, they are exceptionally OF ORDERS sufceptible to deterioration because Play Safe, Protect Your Home. A WORD TO THE WISE There Is A Paint they are near the damp ground, and Fire, Automobile, Tornado, Liability exposed to rain and snow. Insist on your contractor using our sand and gravel in bis P R O M P T Cellar doors are another feature work. You will then be assured of the best materials in all For Every Purpose I of the exterior woodwork which Holden-Nelson Co., Inc. 'oundatlon or plaster work. must withstand weathering and are 853 Main St. Phone 8657 i DELIVERY S i too frequently neglected because Insurance of All Kinds. Even that welcome sight atj they are at the back of the house. No matter how unobtrusive they tlie entrance to America, the. may be, they deserve their share of ALEXANDER JARVIS Statute of Liberty receives ai An unusual and complete satisfaction S a i S for protection. Furthermore, awaits you here to aid your building it is surprising how the backyard or Sand, Gravel and Excavating. coat of paint every so often to; ?an b/made more attraanve 416 Center Street, South Manchester keep it shining bright. | or rebuilding plans. Speed and effi­ When the back steps and cellar I'llO.NE 4224 ciency in the handling of £dl materials doors have been freshly painted in a color to harmonize with the house Rohan & Dougan Yes, we too have a line of makes construction a pleasure. Lum­ ber that is as fine as Nature, assisted paint for all purposes. you are remodeling or build­ For by man’s science, ing this spring, it is well to see tha the painter takes care of the under CONTRACTORS building supplies can make, sides of steps and other lumber it’s always •which cannot be reached by the It will pay you to keep your buildings in good repair. paint brush after it is fastened in It’s far cheaper to make minor repairs when needed place. The horse to which your babk stair treads are nailed should be than to let things slide until it .costs you considerable John I. Olson painted when the stairs are being money. Painting and Decorating The W . G, Glenney Co. built, otherwise stairs which would ordinarily be steady for twenty Great Contractor. years will succumb to the effects of We Specialize in All Kinds of Coal, Lumber and Mason Supplies Manchester weathering in two, and have to be Repair Work. 699 Main St., So. 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a j s i n e ' a Li s t i n ‘ f* y \ ./ /iUTHbR .of" 'THE AVENQMS R^ROT* OLIVE ROeCRTS BARHON pigeon: e t c . Children go through the thank- 0 That’s half ^o£-it..' .Thtf> other >V- >■' V-'’ V- ■ 0 1 9 3 0 -SERVICE IHC.*/ 1 ^ days’ of childhood doing just tialf .is easier trt-^.v„? ^ f When this ^ y ^ t ,of iina^nhtioB S / ’ about everything wrong. CJHEM It WftC' begins to froth over 'we get, sbme- k s r --- - « Thankless days, I say—^because tbing more tan^ble 'to f cold'about. BEGIN HEBE TODAY | BY REV. C. F. BEISNEB, D. D. inPOPTAn'T whatever they do is judged by an The experimental : stage begins. THE CRIME: Doris Matthews, I adult standard and of course critic Patty wants to make ^u^*- lady’s maid, murdered Friday Pastor Broadway Temple, New cized. , ‘ buras it.. ;$he,makee^it;ag^:.a^ { - • night in summerhouse by blow York, Methods! Episcopal bums it again.'^'ISvo'good raisings 1>l6^! with heavy perfume flask; body Church 'T'rttvti Billy doesn’t wash behind his over the coals. ''She' ^ quits fu4^> rocli-weighted, dumped into lake ears, not because he is a dirty boy, but the cooking ihsDiict is strrag' t i on estate of millionaire Berkeleys. i “Take care, keep awake and but because his mind is on some­ One day she tries ”a pie/w hen'the thing else — a new kite, a tramp DETECnVES: Bonnie Dundee, i pray,” warned Jesus. (Mark 13:33 fam ily. is , out and^ -sbe- guest at time of crime and dlscov- he’s going to take, the shanty the —Moffat translation.) j kitchen to herself. A iness, an­ erer of body; Captain Strawn of boys are building. other failure, another 'scolding. -*■ 'the Homicide Squad. Alertness alone brings growth; i Patty breaks a new cup, because After a few trieds^. she’s off the MEMBERS OF HOUSEHOLD: without it we have religious dwarfs | she forgot smd. piled them up in pies too. Mrs. George BERKELEY, social and invalids. Christ, the Teacher, i threes instead of tv/os, and they (Hooking and artistic natures of­ climber; George Berkeley, opposed ten go together. Chased out of stands by to show us the way to j fell over. to his daughter CLOBINTJA’S en- Day dreams, forgetfulness, child­ the kitchen she turns to the attic. I gagement to SEYMOUR CROSBY, size and real satisfaction. | hood! In the average boy’s or girl’s She invites in some chums and New York society widower and a But we must listen, look and act. t life there seems to be a reprimand they turn out the trunks for a close friend of Mrs. Berkeley’s The acorn’s heart is so constructed waiting at every corner. dress-up party. Dramatic instinct social secretary, MRS. LETITLY that it finds and appropriates every-! Not so good, this high-handed plain and simple. ‘ But they need L.YMBERT; CLOBIND.4 Berkeley, thing in the soil that will help build ; V systena of ours. Because what pins, needles, and help. Bht you’re engaged to Crosby; GIGI Berke- an oak. Weeds only pick up food j children need more than anything busy, you don’t _want the attic • ley; DICK Berkeley, drunk FYi- that constructs rubbish. (]lod created 1 else in the world is encourage­ messed up. anyway — you chase, .} day night, and so infatuated with us in His Image; we have the ability : ment. them out. Poor ^ tty’s imagina­ , Doris that he had forced her to to select material that will make us • Encourage carelessness ? Praise tion left an orphan agmn. ! ' ' . ' agree to meet him later, although like Christ of the Ages. i their mistakes? Condone forget­ Billy is going to break your, * ‘ ' she was engaged to EUGENE fulness ? heart I right when ARNOLD, chauffeur; WICKETT, [ It requires 50,000 roses gathered -ro'pL'-'C'mer" begins to work ovfei^me. .A boy while dew still wets their petals to Well, yes, and I’ll tell you why. butler, formerly in employ of both [ Under much of this seemingly is as full of experiments as a make one ounce of “Attar of. Roses.” Mrs. Lambert and Crosby. slipshod conduct of yoimgsters, strawberry is of seeds. Often they While detectives scour the es­ Why do we tire so quickly when , are vague, indeterminate, Uh^u- searching for sustaining and fra- ^ there -is a potent power at work, tate for Dick Berkeley, missing an influence that is the very yeast ished. If you can lend enough from his room all night, Dundee grant truths ? Honey bees find sup- j sympathy and time and advice to plies everywhere: if we meditate on ' of life and which later on, if it is reconstructs crime, which he be­ not killed In the be^nning, will help him to carry some of these (Jod’s goodness and “watch” we will | lieves was impromptu, and com- be an enormous factor in the mak­ through to a '^ s h , even ^ a crude mitted by a member of the house- i find sweetening instead of souring : finish, I think the years to come experiences. Worry is atheistic, for ing of his success. hold, because of the perfume flask j j That power is imagination. will reward you.. Nothing in life it is the product of den dng that the used as a weapon. Strawn an- j 3 That is all that day-dreams are. is so valuable as the experiment f. nounces his int6ntioii of searching Great Ruler is looking after things. Day-dreams are accountable for carried to completion, v ' ,• for garments smelling of the per­ Jesus came to show us what God forgetfulness, carelessness, lazi­ And so, after thinking - it over, fume, but Dundee tells him that , is like; not a “sparrow^falls” with-1 ness, all sorts of things that exas­ perhaps v.'e may ’ 'lentn to-^be-less f cA’ery person in the drawing room out His notice. He caressed little' perate parents to the limit of en­ exacting -with thesedeveloping Friday night had been splashed j children, attended dinner parties, durance. Wool-gathering we are yoimg natures, and to" ma^® '*dlow- with it by Gigi— including the | j shed sorrowful tears, cured, honest j pleased to call it. and maybe it is. ance for that stirring' . germ that ;• butler. i doubt, loved wobbly Peter, and died j But wool brings a pretty penny causes di^rder and_ havOc as it * NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY j for everyone. | and there is no need to despise it. grows. 'v CHAPTER XII 1 Then we can revive all our hope | and drive our doubt. B^it we can do “To the devil with that kid!” more: we can be a blessing full of The town clerk’s office today has a Strawn exclaimed disgustedly, happy cheer wherever we go. Lin­ PRESENT DAY MOVIES letter for Henry Ford which ■will be forwarded to him. when Dundee told how CXgi coln insisted that he wanted it said of him that he supplanted a thorn Addressed to “Henry Ford, Berkeley had seized the perfume with a rose wherever one would SUPERIOR IN Q U A L in Bridgeport, Conn.,” the letter was flask and gone dancing madly grow. written by Frans _ Raattamsm of Clorinda Berkeley threw up her head, her eyes measuring Dundee from one to another in the drawing Some trees in South America Stockholm, Sweden and requests (<■ with cool insolence. Washington, March 15.— rAP) — room the night before, la-vishly _ Ionly bloom when the wind blows. 50,000 cronen for the aid of a school. sprinkling perfume upon diimer The motion picture industry was de­ Two Bridgeport Henry Ford’s de­ Frost spoils a turnip, but it sweetens ^ E t T 9 f coats and evening gowns. “If your men he had chosen to help him posal, though I am afraid I know scribed today by Carl E. Milleken of cided it wasn’t for them. a parsnip. It takes the tang of win­ New York, aide to Will Hays, as an cra?y Gigi and that damned per­ search for Dick Berkeley. very little about police methods ter to put zestful energy into folks. agency working ■with the respon­ fume don’t quit bobbing into this “ Sorry, Chief!” .he panted. “But v.'here suicide is concerned.” Jesus went into the Garden, but case I’ll go nuts. Now I suppose no luck. W e’ve been through every “Mr. Berkeley,” Strawn an­ that experience led to a triumphant sible elements of the nation “ to help America set new traditions in social all w^e’ve got to go on is blood building on the estate, except the swered, a little pompously, “ I’m Easter. We may follow Him all the cittl stains—if any! .... Would^ that big house itself, and beat the shrub­ very sorry to tell you that it is way. m 9 responsibility of the world and for woman have bled much. D oc?” He bery till . a rabitt couldn’t have es­ not suicide with which we have to 019 3 0 BY-NEA SEHVICE. INC. future generations.” turned to the coroner hopefully. caped us.” deal, but— murder!” There is evidence on every side, “Very little,” Dr. Price answered. Strawn frowned ’ and shrugged. The next minute was one of SUSPENDER DRESS the former governor of Maine told “ There wouldn’t have been any “ Guess he’s got away, all right, dreadful confusion. Dundee tried DENOTES NEW CHIC the better films committee of the splashing of blood, if that’s what but he’ll be a marked man,, unless to see everything, hear everything, eastern division of the Daughters j : you. mean. Not from a scalp wound he’s managed to change his clothes. but his ears were ringing with It’s Modish and Practical the American Pwcvolution, tha,t the f.'-- iike. that. As you can see from the See anybody at all?” Gigi’s screem, his eyes clung com-' quality of pictures under present remains of the stain” — and he passionately to the terror-stricken policies of the industry is constant­ ^pointed to the brownish spot on “A deaf old man who said he was little face until it buried itself in the gardner, and a boy of 17 or 18 HEALTH ly improving. Furthermore, he said, "^the floor—“ there was a small pool Mrs. Lambert’s lap. the industry, aided by the counsel of blood, which collected while the who was helping him in the far “Don’t, my darling, don’t!” the east corner of the estate,” Payne and support of responsible elements, body lay there, during the time the social secretary pleaded, her arms COUNTRY IS S'riLL A ^fcgreater than that of a simUar murderer was gathering the ston,.3 answered. “The boy told me they enfolding the child protectingiy. is seeking far higher standards than both live in town, and come to work HEALTHIER PLACE TO child in the city. However, when and binding skirt. But I Then she raised her silver-crowned Ll'VE THAN CITY the box office. at eight o’clock.” the children grow to reach mid­ Milliken cited an increase in ’ slioiild say it is entirely possible head and looked reproachfully at dle life, the differences decrease - tH'at' the murderer got none on his “All right! Come along!” Strawn weekly attendance in motion picture Captain Strawn. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN and at the age of 50 the advan­ Manchester clothes. Probably the wound and growled. And the co. tege was “Please remember, sir, that this Editor, Journal of the American theaters from 40,000,000 in 1922 to the hair was swabbed off with the augmented by three somewhat di- tage of the country over the city 115,000,000 today as the best en­ child has already suffered a terri­ Medical Association, and of Hygeia, was only 4.2 years. By 1910 ad­ rime cloth used to wipe up the shelved and sweating detectives. dorsement of present day pictures. Monumental Co. ble shock,” she commanded. The Health Magazine vances in sanitation had changed floor.” “ Sorry, ma’am. But this is no time “We are not a degraded or im­ The chief halted it again, how’------;— . - this figure, so that the advantage Monume^ of Every ■ “Damn!” Strawn growled. Then to mince words,” Strawn replied In a recent consideration of the ^ favor of the country child had moral people,” he asserted, “ despite ever, on the steps leading to the He brightened. “ Shoes! I don’t gruffly. “ Doris Matthews has been influence of life in the city or m , reduced from 10 years to the fact that looseness is louder Description. ■'suppose that little pest, Gigi, an- front veranda. murdered, and it is my duty to the country on health, Drs. Haven i,^g yga,^g than virtue, and such an endorse­ “Dundee,” he ordered, “you bolt Lettering and Cleaning in "nointed everyone’s shoes, as well question every person who was in Emerson and Jarle B^ Phelps em-^ factors that seem to make ment from- the American public '■ ?.3 dinner coats and evening gowns, into the house and get your bath­ this house last night. But before could come only to an essentially All Cemeteries. ing suit for Collins. I’m going to phasize the fact h , difference are pollu- did she? .... Well, then, if I can the investigation gets under way o n ^ a lly adapted city I fe and j wholesome product.” find a pair of shoes stinking: -with study the lay of things from the I’ll say to you, sir,” and he turned outside a bit— get an idea of the that only recently ^ y i prevention of sunlight, crowding, this stuff, their owner’s going to again to George Berkeley, “that WRONG EIENRY FORDS. plan of the house; that sort of nf middle I food-' and water supplies, and the N . AMBROSINI, Prop. ,«b&v€ a lot of explaining to do!” you and me both can consider our­ Bridgeport, March 15.—(AP)— “ Of course, there is a bare possi­ thing,” he explained lamely, and selves lucky that Mr. Dundee hap­ J Of eistence. No doubt, the 157 BisseU St. Phone 7572 bility that the murderer was an out- Dundee’s heart swelled wdth grati­ ages contained ™ i body of man will change and willl pens to be on the scene of the 30,000 people. Today cifaes of more accommodate itself to ►sider—some intruder who found tude. The “old man” wanted him crime.” than a million inhabitants are not ■the girl waiting here for her sweet­ by his side when the storm broke There was a slight movement of infrequent. In 1890, 33 per cent of the artificial living ' conditions which he seems to choose by heart, not knowing he couldn’t inside, wanted him to hear every surprise on the part of everyone the people lived in the cities, but preference through the ages. meet her,” Dundee offered dubious­ word that was said, see the ex­ in the room. Clorinda Berkeley today more people live in the cities ly. ’’Any evidence of an attack pression on every face when the gasped, then threw up her head, than in the coimtry. upon the girl. Dr. Price?” hideous news was told. her black eyes measuring Bonnie Of course, conditions vary in ARREST GUARDSMEN. ■“None whatever,” the coroner Wickett, the butler, looking hag­ Dundee with cool insolence. Sey­ different portions of the United ■ answered. gard and harassed, opened the big mour Crosby took a step forward, S a fe States. In New York, 85 per Ulm, Germany, March 14—(AP)— “As I expected,” Dundee nodded. front door for him and Collins. then halted, looking absurdly puz­ cent of the people live in cities, “We couldn’t hope this case would “Everyone— that is, everyone but zled. Mrs. Lambert relaxed the and in North Dakota, 86 per cent —Two members of the Reichswehr, be as simple as that. Furthermore, Mr. Dick and Mrs. Berkeley, sir— fiercely protective pressure of her of the people'live in the cqpntry. or National Guard, were arrested to- a chance intruder would scarcely is in what we call the ‘little parlor,' arms, made an effffort to lend her (DitiesCities have grown because ^ suspicion of furthering Fas- have taken the time and the trou­ sir, the first room on your right,” usually charmingly smile to a puz­ ocientific preventive medicine ble to dispose of the body. He he said in a low voice. “ The other zling moment. Even Gigi raised her made it safe to live close to one’s cist propaganda. would simply have beat it as quick­ servants are in our own sitting tear-stained little brown face and neighbors.^ The disposal of s e w ------ly as possible, fairly sure of many room backstairs, sir. As I was in­ stared. Dundee felt the hot blood age, the provision of pure water Clean' hours to escape before the hue and structed, sir, I have not given out of embarrassment burning in his •and safe food, the solving of the cry was raised. And still further­ any facts at all, I am afraid cheeks. problem of transportation, EHe i more, such an explanation would Miss Gigi has told her father— ” (To Be Continued) study of housing conditions all [ Milk entirely fail to account for the flask “Mr. Crosby with them?” Dun­ 406 concern the safety of city life. i of perfume. . . No, it seems to me dee asked. Death rates for various dis- ; t 9 , that it’s fairly obvious our mur­ “Yes, sir. But I don’t believe eases apparently change accord- j derer is a member of the Berkeley he has amplified Miss Gigi’s state­ By .\NNETTE Teachers Seek Censor ing to whether one lives in the j yA j household, which includes all serv­ ment that the poor little girl com­ fp fro m ^ ants and guests, of course. . . . By It’s straight from Paris! It’s a city or in the country. The rates mitted suicide. One of the detec­ for practically all infectious dis- I /He- the way, where is Crosby?” tives is with them.” To Trim Yankee Slang I new version of suspender styling “Thanks, "Wickett! You’ve been 1 the little Parisiennes are wearing. cases are higher in the city than in the country, except that ty­ “I sent him to the house, along a brick,” the young detective The fluttering box-plaited skirt of Melbournc, Australia— (AP) — phoid fever is higher in rural dis­ with two of the boys — Wil­ whispered fervently, and ran up­ ; light navy blue wool crepe, is The annual conference of school tricts. Typhoid fever is a condi­ kins and Cain. Wilkins was to stairs, followed more sedately by I stitched to a hipband, gives it a teachers decided to request the tion definitely associated ■with stand guard downstairs, to keep the uniformed policeman. I tailored aspect. Suspender strap Federal and State governments to I button at either side of the front bad sewage disposal and bad anyone from busting in on us down ■When they returned, Dundee saw impose a stricter censorship of y here, and Cain was to watch Cros­ the butler’s tired old eyes widen and the back. water supply. American talking pictures, The separate blouse snows strik­ However, the .difference in by. Hey, boys!” he called to the with dismay or horror at sight of “Some of the American slang we three plainclothesmen and a uni­ the scanty new costume which Col­ ing contrast in yellow-beige' cotton rates today between city and hear in the talkies actually amounts broadcloth. This tubbable blouse country is not nearly so great as formed policeman who still awaited lins was wearing. to obscenity,” said Miss M. Flynn orders. “Which one of you can “Please, sir, you don’t think Mr. makes this cute sports dress excep­ it used to ;be^ 'The average dif­ in a violent denunciation of Ameri­ tionally practical. An extra blouse ference in' rate is 2.2 per thous­ swim ? ” Dick— ? ” can talking pictures at the confer­ The man in uniform stepped for­ “We haven’t found him yet,” made of orange-red spbrtsweight and more for the city than for ence. the country. , . ward and saluted. Dvmdee answered, pretending not linen or of pale blue pique in polka- Other delegates said that they dotted print in darker blue tones, In 1901 a child born aBd pon-^ “All right, Collins. Come along to understand. But he was startled. were convinced that the talkies with us. ' Detective Dundee will Odd that the butler was the first offer smart change. tinuing to live in the country had were exercising a harmful influence a life expectancy at birth 10 years lend you his bathing suit. I want to hit upon the idea that Dick of the speech of Australian school ' ■ Style No. 406 comes in sizes 4, 6, you to bring up a pile of five stones Berkeley’s disappearance might be children. j 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. you’ll find on the bottom of the explained as gruesomely as Doris Linen, novelty Rayon crepe, pique, lake about five or six feet from this Matthews’. Murder followed by shantung, silk, crepe, wool jersey, summerhouse, and then dive until suicide ? lightweight tweed and cotton broad­ you find a little white apron tied So it was that when Collins NOTED AUTHORESS DIES cloth prints suitable. about some broken glass . . . You struck off for the lake, he was un­ Pattern price 15 cents in stamps can remove the body now. Dr. der orders to search it thoroughly, or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap Price. I see the morgue ambulance first for something much heavier Metuchen, N. J., March 15.— has come . . . And let me have (AP) — Mary Wilkins Freeman, coin carefully. 7' than a little pile of stones or a We suggest that when you send your report as soon as possible, 68, noted authoress, born in 1862, AiAUr HOIMCX small apron fiUed with bits of for this pattern you enclose 10 cents Carraway,” he added to the finger­ broken glass. died at her home in Metuchen to­ tlNEiECTvAriNe. print expert. “Be sure to Include day. additional for a copy of our new In the great front hall, Wickett Spring Fashion Magazine. rUNECAL EICECTINe the fingerprints of the corpse, too.” quietly insisted upon the proper Her first novel was published in The chief of the homicide squad amenities. Preceding the invading 1887 and since that time she has 7»#wltated for a moment, fro^wning- group, he opened the door of the written about 25 books exclusive of Manchester Herald ly rubbing the grayish stubble on “little parlor” and addressed Mr. her numberless short stories and Pattern Service THE DETAILS OF A his massive jaw. Then; "Barnes, magazine articles. Lady Assistant . Berkeley punctiliouslyy. Pattern No. 406 SERVICE you and Peters are detailed to go “Captain Stra-wn of the police, Some of her books, popular a de­ As ou? patterns are mailed In the deep, sorrow of a de­ over this section of the la'wn and sir.” cade ago are: “The Heart High­ parted one, it is with sacred' the'lake’s edge with a fine tooth from New York City please allow Dundee, fiushing in anticipation way,” “ Six Trees,” and “Yates ritual that we strive to create comb.. Bring in anything and every­ of the awkward explanation as to Pride.” five days. thing you find that shows people an ’• atmosphere of appropriate his own interest in the case, was at She married Dr. Charles Freeman, Price 15 Cents ^ dignity. With the personnel of have been here — cigar or cigaret his chief’s side when Strawn en­ author, in 1902, who died in 1923, stubs, burnt matches, handker­ Name ...... Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, experi- tts tered the room. leaving his entire estate, ¥alued at , ence has taught the beauty of a chiefs, and so on. . . . You, Clem­ $213,000 to Harry Mohring, his I final tribute that is consoling to mons,” and he addressed the only In the quivering silence which chauffeur in whose home above the Size remaining plainclpthesman, “come the bereaved. gripped the’ room George Berke­ family garage Dr.. Freeman resided A d d r e s s ...... along to the house "with us.” ley advanced and held out his after an estrangement from his wife Strawn, Dundee, Collins and Clem­ and sister. > * hand. ' ETitlefiKq-.—V’ mons were setting off for the big “I have been told, something of Send your order to the “ P^t- MANCHESm, CONN. jDoy kn JH if kt rtone mansion when a hallo stopped what has happened here, Captain Probably more than cne-third tern Dept., Manchester Evening ' : 7897 It was Detective Payne, fol- strawn,” he said, with grave courte­ of the people of the earth live in Herald, So. IVlanchesterr Conn.” I lowed at some distance by the two sy, “and of course I am at your dis- China and India. m JIQ « • __ ——11—— T- - - ■ ’" ■ “ " !” Philly Nats Possess APPARENT WIN Champs Bow In Defeat SUMMARIES Naugatuck (S8) ' p. B. F, T. AS LOCALS FALTER IN 2nd H A lf; 0 !i. Stapleton, rf...... 0 0-0 Goodwin, r f --,....2 0-1 4 <^long hits, most extra bases on long In Quest of 4th Tide II By ALAN GOULD. •y ______1 2 ____F. Balinsky, If .. .. 2 2-4 6 hits and most home runs— 153. •T , f o u r t h QUAR’TBR With about two minutes to play,'and a big delegation of wildly excited . ... _ i« •_ I ...... 6. 5 4-6 14 After all is said and done, it’s th® j W.H. Central led 19 to 16. Giglio sunk a Warren Swim, Backstroke, 1001 lernational Four Ball fans and a band that was located so score that counts in basketball, the j ^ g g ld ...... ,23 long shot to make it 19-18. Just be­ Sioux City, la. — Haskell Lee, Halftime S core: 8-7, i close to the press section it was al­ same as in any other sport. West cohen, W. H., field ...... ^5 ‘ fore the gun, George CTarke, col­ most impossible to hear the shrill Haven tallied five more field goals ored captain, broke through the Tor­ Sioux City, 1. Referee: Walsh; Umpire: Murray. Meter Trial Against Time i Championship. Nicola, M., foul ...... ^ Adams, | of the officials’ whistles. and this enabled it to turn defeat Cohen, W. H., fie ld ...... 27.' rington defense to score a neat Hot Springs, Ark. —Kid San Antonio outpointed Mickey | BOWLING MAR.ATHON. into victory in the closmg minutes basket that settled the issue. . , With neither Hillhouse or Com­ A n d v Pavlicovic, Torrington s 1 Gill, Chicago, 10. Bill DeHann and G. Albert Pear­ Miami, Fla., March 15.— (AP)— of play. Many will probahly^ sa^ a«-gressive sharp-eyed’ [^ Jlauga- h i^ W touted forward wa.s held Akron, Ohio -G orilla Jones, son took part in a little marathon Miami Beach, Fla., March 15 — mercial represented. West Haven j Cyril Walker and Clarence Gamber, High is the sole hope of the ^J^^Jo^g^have won. bu^thej tuc^ withbut a single point by Jimmy j Akron stopped Meyer Grace, Chica- bowling match when they rolled (AP) — Women swimming sta^s are the new international four ball 47 games each. They were nip and entered the third' day of their as­ golf champions. They captured an r l S d s S t 1“ SdT at t r writer W > M, iot'ThfloserT^’fhe"^^^ Calif.-Vigo Doman, tuck all the way, the finaJ^ score sault on existing records in the Na­ extra 18 hole session yesterday to direction vStoriesS in! typewriter tor something mjte dl- ^'cJShSg biow knocked, out Tony West Haven appeared nervous at defeats with nis viCLonea n-uu . | Meriden’s irmiTieina'Cantrouncing ianie as showing Pearson had won 24 games tional A. A. .U. Women’s Indoor w’in the ?5,000 event 1 up from the start of the opening period, stead of alibis, offers congratula-s vemn^^ team that had counted* heavily on Fuente, Hollyv'ood. 2. arid DeHann twenty-three. The Denver, Colo.—Joe Marcus, Port­ missing many shots from close Uons^ A.pd n d tPatmar IS Seine uu.,dSrw nSj^^a. . ^^gt winniTtsr the tournament and going game started in the afternoon and range. However, they were either to^hif—^f> for the National Tourna­ land, Ore., outpointed Mickey day with the distinction of having Coach W. J. ClarKes ooy i poievmen would tnumph. . was finished early last evening. established four new world marks 500 first prize money and McIntyre huriied or off balance on most of ment. Central’s foul shooting was Cohen, Denver, 10. and Hampton $1,000 as second formed like the true sports they j looks like a .sure win- since the water carnival opened them. ar®- ...... ' npr over West Haven tomdrrqw af- money. Manchester looked the better team i:30 and it wouldn’t be Thursday. . The two teams of finalists came ^ Jane Fauntz, of the Ulmois Wom­ “ Ike” Cohen, star center on the to h^£ pla-yed much to sco uuotter through after a pair of surprising an's Athletic Club of Chicago, re­ West Haven team, wears glasses upsets. The first was the quarter smarter basketbaU. one-sided score. Outside of Cohen. tained her title in low board diving and a protector, the same as-Ken final defeat of Horton Smith and Haven ""^^^totS Wear«aven had no real' iacoring yesterday. Helene Madison, Seat­ Beer who used to star for the Man­ the hoop. The Elm (Jity qmntec , oifhoueh Tommy.,. Carroll, tle, set a new record in the 100 Ed Dudley, Del. chester Trade School team last Enimination of Gene Sarazen and lacked and real offense. one of its guards, playA a great de­ meter trial against time, breaking season. taking shots at every possible oppor- one or us the former record held by Albina Johnny Farrell, by Walker and tunity. Often Manchester’s defense Tensive game, Gamber at the conclusion of a 39 Osipowich, Worcester, Mass., by Manchester scored only one point kept its opponents off balance but , hole match yvas the second and 1 2-5 seconds. Miss Madison was in the fourth quarter and it is quite the shower of shots, like rain, in 1 m l i greater upset of the contest clocked at 1 Los i “ *Sarazen and Farrell, champions of obvious that this is a pretty slim time caused a washout. josepmneJosephine metvuu,. l .i.—-moo anft" nmners supply on which to cling to a 22 to Pierced Zone Defense. Angeles, knocked 9 2-5 seconds oft | the 1928 tou rm ^ 21 lead. The locals had outscored It has been said with considerable the4.1.^ record for the 5500300 vard yard swim, swim up lU lyzy, were r^oreu lu » West Haven fViA the fireffirst twntwo Ti«»nodsperiods three year’s match. Leo Diegel and Walter truth that Manchester lacks any real when made she made it in thre( 1929 crowm wearers, did not and trailed by but three in the third. attack when confronted with a zone minutes, 49 seconds. Hagen, Then they were drubbed six» to one defense, but this fact was not much 1 Eleanor Holm of New York broke j compete, when the points counted the most. in evidence yesterday. The Mto- j the 50 meter backstroke, making Chester boys, working the corners | the distance in 37 4-5 second's. While Captain “Hymie” Schwartz was cleverly, succeeded in breaking 1 Stowes-away, so we may say, not an official record as. far as A. PLAY FIRST MATCHES unable to break through the Man­ through the West Haven defense, Whate’er we may. A.. U. statistics go, because of the chester defense for a single field time after time in the first half and ^ Hoo-fay!—R.F. Isis length of the pool, judges of the goal. He was well taken care of by would have enjoyed a more com-, ------event said Miss Holm’s mark would IN TWO MAN TOURNEY Bruno Nicola and Bill Courtney, who rpgnfting lead at intermission with' Manchester High’s defeat be kept under the heading of “note­ incidentally, were also held score­ more accurate shooting.’ West Ha-1 yesterday the only local victory can worthy performances.” less in turn. ven meanwhile, kept up its bombard-, contributed to Thomas Watson With eight teams entered a two ment. but the shots were cither roll- 1 stowe of the Herald, who talked: his man howling tournament was be­ Captain Ernie -Dowd played a ing off the rim' or angling off the j ^gy three overtime jieriods) to BILUARD FINAUSTS gun last night. Teams that did not splendid game for Manchester and bankboard. , & day’s vacation at New Haven. bowl will meet Monday night after made such a favorable impression Manchester fought hard in the , ------the Herald League. Entries will that his work may land him a berth second half but just couldn’t seem . ^.gj, ggy jg that Manches- on the All-Star state teams selec­ IN LAST MATCH TODAY close on March 17. to get started. The Silk a t y qum-1 defeat just when victory In the opening matches Shubert ted by various experts here covering tet seemed. to , have burned itselt out eminent was caused by and Curtis beat F. Anderson and the games. ! with its splendid first half Cohen-cidence—he was credited with Berthold, and Cervini and Giorgetti (Try as they did, the Silk City ath- 14 of West Haven’s 27 points. Percy Collins Favorite to Wih Tbe Arena surface is so'large that | j^g^ couldn’t seem to . get The Custom Sedan ' Body by Fisher defeated Wilkie and Kebart. National Amateur 18.2 Balk- The teams entered are: there is almost room enough to play started «nd then they made the fatal < bunted through all the N. Ha- . .line.Title. Cervini and Giorgetti. a couple of more basketball games error of starting to throw long shots. | papers tyying to find out if there at the same------time. ------Nearly a 1,000 From that moment on they were g^y banquets scheduled \ Kebart and E. Wilkie. persons witnessed the afternoon team although West Haven [ jg^^ Qigtit in the Elm City, but /i' M uch of Pontiac’s increased St. Louis, March 15 — (AP) — Shubert and Curtis. F. Anderson and Berthold. i games and there was an even larger , j^g^j g tough job gaining its ulb- j coiddn’t find a one. There must because o £ , M smoothness is due to new Percy (jollins, of Chicago, a favorite crowd on hand for the evening ; mate four point margin. T^O jbe some reason for Stowe wanting ^ type rubber mountings when the National Amateur 18.2 Detro and A. Wilkie. ties. A large nutaber came down, ^^gig ^gre registered T>v Man-i^^^ ^^.gy overnight Sam Nelson and Canade.- balkline billiard tournament got from Manchester. Many others had • gbester the entire second half, botii, ------which now^ (insulate its engine from the under way here last Moqday, was Dickson and Sherman. improvements frame, and to a more rigid crankcase which planned to follow the trail to th® ‘ from the. eagle eye and [ electric light meter at 1189 still in Jkat role today, with the H. Murphy and Cole. Elm City today but West Haven s ; gfgady hands of Captain Ernie ’ jjg jg street where Stowe parks his assures more permanent bearing and crank­ final match scheduled for this af- Last Night’s Scores 96 victory spoiled their plans. Dowd. No. 12’s thought summer vacation shaft alignment. Then too, smoothness is temoon. Collins was.the only play- Anderson ..108 120■ 93 106 er to go undefeated in their first j gerthold .102 126 137 114 119 — ^----- , i Locals Played Cleanly. had come when it only had to do 8 The defeat marked the fifth Tor a j jrgggirester played by far the r.p.m.’s last night. Usually when intensified by the Harmonic Batoncerwhich four matches, and with Edgar Ap- 1 , i n its 60 h o rse­ Manchester High school team in the, , ^ggt game of ' the four which gtowe’s at home it has to do 108 counteracts torsional crankshaft vibration. pleby, New York millionaire, the ; 210 246 230 220 215 Yale Tournament, three coming in ' fjj.gt round' of the Iyn.m.’s. Finally, Pontiac’s basic engine design en­ only one left in the tourney. the first round and two in the sec- clean, perhaps,' Appleby’s defeat of Collins today Shubert ...... I l l 84 105 121 123 power engine ables it to develop 60 horsepower Tit moder­ ond. But others have fared as un- ( consider the - The rest of 'The Herald staff have would make a triple tie for the Curtis ...... 114 119 112 123 100 been wondering why some ardentr ate engine speed.^io matter how fast or hard title, as Ray V. Fessenden, the successfully. He who doesn t try, i gf officiating performed by Madison, Wis., contractor who is 225 203 217 244 223 gets nowhere. Messrs. Murray and Walsh. The reader of Stowe’s column hasn't in­ you drive, the engine runs smoothly and quired why he suddenly stopped defending his crown, has lost only two out of the state arbiters were silently.. . . In this cai^ you get reliahUity and Two of Dowd’s field go^s w®^® |> fj.om Dillons and the crowd naitig that artistic heading depict­ long life seldffm equalled except in cars of to Collins. F. Cervini . . . .126 117 155 113 103 ing himself sitting alongside a plac- Collins defeated M. C. WaUgrto, Giorgetti .....IO6 119 117 116 105 one hand flips that 'found fault with their work many ------' f much higher price. Furthermore, you get Pacific Coast champion last night, Each came after a. clever hit of floor . ^ff^g justification. How- ^rd reading “Here s the Dope. work. < ' ever, far'he it from my intention to i*emarkable economy. Your own good judg­ 300 to 174 and Fessenden defeated 232 236 272 229 208 ------. . 1 i-bei this fact as even a contributory The height of disappointmeait— ment should suggest that you investigate Appleby 300 to 235.« Turklngton’s pair of double-count-j Manchester’s downfall. The Stowe calling The Herald at a high '* A FAMOUS NAMK Wilkie ...... 95 106 112 117 124 A FP^’ER CAR this finer Pontiac. ers were foUow-up shots that | vj„vs fought hard, gave their best, pitch of excitement to give the final Kebart ...... 138 104 95 99 139 score oif the Manchester-West Haven , The New Series Pontiac Big Six, S745 and up, / . •• b,Ftmtime, YESTERDAY’S GAMES quired quick work arid unerring ^ ^ this wasn’t sufficient to bnng game only to be told by Moses D. Mich., plus delivery charges. Shock absorbers standard equip~ 233 210 207 216 263 skill. I victory, then more power to West ment. Bumffcrs and spring covers at slight extra cost. Gen- A t Fort Lauderdale, Fla.—St. “ Oh, Associated Press gave us the emil Motors Time Payment Flan available at minimum rate, ' : Haven. 2)Z Louis (A) 10, Buffalo 5. Cohej scored twice from the floor It was a pretty disconsi)late group score five n^iutes ago.” A t BUoxi,- Miss.—Washington at the opening of the fourth quarter' of voung Manchester athletes who (A ) 15, New Orleans 1. C0LL£(X WRESTLERS to erase the slender lead Manchester sauntered back to thq^ Hotel Strand TJT£ N EW , At St. Petersburg.—Boston (N) held. It was then that Clarke sent following the afternoon gxmes. 3, Philadelphia (A) 1. in McCormick for Turkington. Turkington, especiaUy, was o o w ^ IF THE DOCTORS DO— SERIES TODAY’S GAME ENTER FINAL ROUND cast, but to his credit it ^ At Los Angeles.—Chicago (N) Prom the' showing of the Man- added that,______in Cohen, he was pitted WHY DON’T YOU? vs. Los Angeles. Chester team It was quite evident „£ fjje best schoolboy Exerdae On The Best-ri: A t San Antonio.—New York (N) that Coach Clarke has done much jn the state. Cohen did run Kept Alleys. TJiOJOUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Ithaca, N. Y.. March 15.—(AP.) to overcome the team’s weakness I froxn Turkington the second vs. (Chicago (A). — Cornell, a favorite and Princeton, g ^ g y Amvp A t St. Petersburg, Fla. —New against a .zone defense. >^gjf but the result would probably Two-Man - Tonnuunen^ Consider the dtlivared prlea a* tvell as the listo. b.) a dark horse, today were leading U nd« Way. Entries plo|». price when comparing automobila values . . . Pontiac York (A) VS. Boston (N). the field in the Eastern Intercol- have been the same against moat d^ivered prices include only authwized charges for BodfljR shet A t Miami— Brooklyn ■ vs. I^hila- With a minute to play, West any other opponent. Monday, lbureh'17. freight arid delivery and the charge for at^ additional delphia (A). roS^Sth Je^s^Siiv^ to' HavenHavto was leadinglejcung ^by only two Credit to Leasfiie. GooiPtlxes! accessories or financing desired. *74S A t Tanripa.—PhUadclphia (N) vs. eight classes, found GorneU ^ tod points, 25 to 23 tod _ Manchester’s showing w m a dis- Detroit. CHARTER OAR ^ At Pensacola.—Boston (A) vs PHneeton stai represented by ^ree ately °5l*r?c6he?taSer^ tinc^ credit to the Central Ckanec^ merf each while Lehigh, Penn State, time, Sd^b - 1 cut LeaguA, o f which it^was w a l l e y s ^ Pensacola. - ‘ j , . At New Orlewis.— Cleveland vs. each had two. tnde?S?bSk^ofto «sy the three standard h^ero. M e r t -'f JoaetflFarr. Fsop. '■ The only defendmg champion Wed in imder tto another of the C, C. I. L. ROBINSON AUTO CO. New, Orleans. , , the event Sargent of Yale, vmn two points t^t settled the «®“® | g bad shellacking from ^ At- West Palm Beapb.—St. Louis South Manchester bouts in the 145 pound class. ^ ^ j once and tor au. 599 Main-Street, Hotel Sheridan Building, (A), vs. Milwaukee.^ V--'- ■<.' .- MANCHESTER EVBNING^HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER; CONN^ SATURDAY, M ^C H 1^, 19SQ. PAGE TWELVE . r r ^ . f THEC o fcv;,

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AP ARTM ENtS-^FLATS— —^ ^ ------' ' will be Mr. and Mrs. Walden Y. GoC^'- lins. announcements 2 h HEI.I' e l p WANTED—WANTED------| TENEMENTS 63 Want Ad Information Following the Christian Endeavoi: f e m a l e service, the regular church servlpe f o r p e n t —6 KODMte'pement. all VICTOR HED]TTP.P^ wishet to an- will ..be held at 7:30, when Rev. Manchester nounce to. h hir ir customers and W ANTED. ^ GIRD for ,'gjBHtoal | improvements andgarage. Phope The Parent-Teacher Association housework, one 'wdlling to go to 3165. . - — Harry B. Miner will present a lec­ friends that’ he is now established will hold a whist ^ d setb^k at the ture on “Cluristianizing North Evening Herald in his new,workshop at 37 HolUster Stamford, Conn. Call Manchester FOR RENT—FOR LIMITED period home, of Mr. .i'said'^ 'Arttur E. Africa,” which will be illustrated by strek. He has ample sp^ce to dis- 5244. CLASSIFIED play his antiques and facilities for __completely furnished three room Sharp, I next’ fWedifeaday evening, lantern slides. • ADVERTISEMENTS repairing and refinishing all furni­ apartment with bath. Especially March 19,' at eight o’clock. Prizes The Preparation Class, for all H El.P WANTED—M ALE - ^ well adapted for use of one or two who would like to unite with the ture. Tel. 317& •■ women. Reasonable, Henry street will he given and .refreshments serv­ Federated church on Easter Sunday, WANTED—FIRST class automo­ fn Counttlals sixnumbers average and '^°’’?l_*fvidtIo°nR abbreviations section. Dial 4049. ' ed. ThjB cqmmiUe in cbtu'ge will be will meet with the pastor, at the well count as a word and compound bile repair man. J. Stanley M cC ^y, Mrs. RaymoiHii .-W^ BeWier, Mrs, parsonage on each Friday evening autom obii.^s for s a l e 4 Rockville Garage,- Rockville, CotHb FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all v.frds artwo words. Minimum cost Wilbur C. Hills- and ~M^. Au^iata at 6:30 o’clock. . ^improvements. Rent reasonable, M. Burger. ‘ > '"'l/V °'raU s% er"^ day for transient GOOD USED CARS POSITIONS ON BOARD ocean kltintz’s Dept. Store, Depot Square. ..The farm and home of the- late liners; good pay; visit. France, Mr. Euid Mrs. Howard Allen Muir Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burnham wi’J icaeccMC March Cash^or Terms M a^en Bros. :jtaly, Japan; ..sxpetiencS; unneces- FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, smd five children from 25 John he sold next Monday, March 17 at ~ sary; 'self-addressed envelope will street, Ekst Hartford, have moved public auction also household fur­ 6 Consecutive Days .. 7 ctsj 9 cts 6f Main St. u Tel. 5500 wltJi_ ^ irnproygments. on Maple 3 Consecutive ^ays .. ^9 ctsj - bring list.. E. Arculus, Mount Ver­ street. Inquire 179 Maple street. from there to the Frank Stoughton niture and farming implements. 10 GOOD USED CARS place, tills .wepk. ^^ Robert M. Reid of Manchester is to ^ AH’ oVdVrV 'for ‘iVre'gular non, N. y . Crawford Auto Supply Company MODE3RN FIVE room flat, with Mrs. 'Charles Hevenor .reports be the auctioneer. SALESMAN—EARN $4,000-$10,000 "•'lU^cia^rrafef f o r ^ n ^ e fe r y Center & Trotter Streets garage, on LiUey street, just off having, seen, bluebirds, red wing dav^advertlsing given upon Telephone 6495 and 8063 a year easy representing million Main road, house hbWly ‘renovated. black birds,Vand other spring birds, dollar manufacturer. No cash re­ Telephone 5661 evenings. around her home during the past SE E ' CfS'BEFORE quited. Big sample outfit Free. Sell Tall Cop Sings At Work BUYING. A USED CAR guaranteed paint, varnish, roofing week. • - - - - . Terms—^Trades Considered at factory prices, direct to user on BUSINESS LQCATIONS ? Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lagei and Or Play And On Radio BETTS GARAGE long, easy terms. Experience un­ FOR RfcNt 64 family moved froni Miss Etta Hudson-Esses'Dotiler liJ9 Spruce necessary; Permanent position. Ex­ Stoughton’s : ;. tenement-house to ^^No'^niil forbids” ; display lines not clusive territory. The Adams Paint F O R RENT—OFFICES in Profes­ Windsorville today. Miami, Fla.— (AP)—Whether ha Co., Dept. L-10, Cleveland, O. sional Building, 829 Main street. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin* Laitinen- of is on duty as a traffic director at ®°Tlie Herald will not be responsible Apply Geo. E. Keith. North Main street. West Hartford, fo r mo^e'than one ‘ n ^ r e c t Insertion GARAGES—SERVICE- Miami’s busiest comer or before the left last Wednesday for a trip to microphone at WQAM, John H, of any advertisement orderea STORAGE 10 FOR RENT—LARGE room 20x55, more than one time. / innor- AGENTS WANTED 37-A Burmuda. Tbey 'expect to be gone Webber—6 feet 6 3-4 inches tall and The inadvertent omission of Incor suitable for lodge or business, rear about two weeks. Mrs. Laitinen was 257 pounds heavy—sings. His deep FOR RENT—GARAGES at $5 per BIG OHIO CORPOIIATION seeks , of Professional Building, 829 Main month rear of Professional Build­ before her marriage, Miss Mildred bass voice booms directions to au* i^^re5'> «';!r «-y a = iS manager for open territory. Op­ street. Apply Geo. E. Keith. tomobile drivers and basso lyrics of ing, 829 Main street. Apply Geo. E. portunity to earn $3,500, $5,000 and Pierce of this village. thp sea into the ether. Keith. more yearly. We furnish* every-, The Girls’ MisMonary Society held His singing is not confined to the thing. Experience imhecessary. HOUSES FOK RENT 65 their weekly meeting with their i; k;Lr/.rc%‘W F M4 FOR RENT — GARAGE rear of radio, for be is frequently forced tJ Fyr-Fyter Co.. 1956 Fyr-Fyter leader, Mrs. Harry B. Miner at the l i c o 'p f c‘ o " Johnson Block, Main street. Phone f o r RENT — SINGLE house, 7 parsonage last Thursday afternoon. stop a song to untangle a traffic 3726 or 7915. Bldg., Dayton, O. , rooms, steam heat, bath and jam. And that’s how he came to be ■'SSl.N x!'™ uB sicla.^ The Young»Peoples Society of AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS garage. 31 Mather street, Manches?- Christian £ndeavor> will hold its called the “singing cop.” for plastic leather. Spreads on shoe ter. E. A. Standish, Andover. Tele­ services at half past six o’clock on Webber has been rolling out base 10:30 a. m. BUILDING- with knife. Make $10 daily. Won­ phone 1353, Willimantic. Sunday evening. The subject will be lyrics for ten years, although be* t e l e p h o n e y o u r CONTRACTING 14 derful repeat proposition. City and “Peter a Great Evangelist.” The fore that, as chief machinist’s-mate WANT ADS. county rights now available. Quick references will be foiind in Matt. aboard the U. S. S. Chester during FARMS AND LAND FOR 1 the war, he sang chanteys for ^3 nre accepted over the telephone r o o f i n g , r e p a i r s and altera­ Sole Repair Co., Utica, N. Y. 4:18-20 and Matt. 16:16. The leader Ads are accepLcu given above mates. - • ; the CHARGL but tions. Special prices on interior SALE 71 trim, and reflooring. T. Nielson, SITUATIONS WANTED— I FOR SALE—60. ACRE farm with telephone 4823. ^ , 6 room house, apple orchard, about „ess office on before FEMALE 38 i dav following the first in 4- 100,000 feet standing timber, all for FLORISTi^-NURSERIES 15 $3,750. Wm. Kanehl. Telephony WANTED—WASHINGS to do at 7773. ' will" be assumed and their accuiacj FOR SALE—CUT fiowers, carna­ my home. Inquire 87 Summer St. MACKLEY’S USED CARS cannot be guaranteed. tions and calendulas, 621 Hartford EXPERIENCED woman wants HOUSES FOW SALE INDEX OF Road. Telephone 8962; CLASSIFICATIONS housework. Write Box D, in care of Herald. FARMINGTON — SEVEN rooms, ...... A oak floors, white. enamel, paint, 1929 CHEVROLET COACH $465.00 Births ...... B MOV lN(i— TRUCKING— } •Kngagements ...... _ _ SMALL WASHINGS to do in my ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 fire place, two car garage, $7,500— New tires all around. Dneo is splendid. Come in tonight Marriages ...... jj STORAGE 2Uj home. Must bring and take. Tele­ $1,500 cash. O. R. Lam phier-Farm or tomorrow for a demonstration. This is a six cylinder car, Deaths ...... K RADIO 49 FOR RENT—LARGE , room, suit­ and has been run but very few miles. Danl of Thanks ...... ^ ^ j- phone 6073. Man, 860 Main, street. East Hart­ )n Menioriaiii ...... -j able for one or two persons, near ford. Phone. 8-3221. SCHULTZ BROS. Express, Man- WIDOW WOULD like housework, ELECTRICAL REPAIRING and in­ Dost and Found ...... o chester^ Rockville anii Springfield business section. Dial 7905. Announcements ...... ! ! ! 3 prefers good home to high wages. stalling of all kinds. Atwater Kent, ■/ILLAGE FARM^Six rooms, elec Daily Dispatch. For prompt service 1928 CHEVROLET COACHES .. $310.00 Person-als ...... Write Herald Box A. and Zenith radios. Terms reason­ WANTED—TWO young ladies, or tricity, furnace, water, barn, silo, .\iitoiii«'nlcs ^ call Mailchester 3920 care of If you have not seen one of these specials wa advise it* now. able. Phone 4673, Raymond A. married couple to room with pri­ tobacco shed, poultry house, twen­ Automobiles for ...... Colonial Filling Station, Spring- An ideal car for all weather... Fisher body. Duco like new. Autoinoldles tor Bxclian., Walker, 64 Mather street. vate family. 197 Oak street. Tel. ty-five acres, trolley at door. $7,- •Mlto Accessories— I V'es ■ ■...... „ field 6-0391. DOfiS— BIRDS-RETS 41 Four wheel brakes and a motor par-exceilencc. Auto Kepairing— Paintiiio ------4344. 500. O. R. Lamphier, Farm Man, L. T. WOOD CO.—‘Furniture and F O R SALE—COLLIE ^.uppies. In­ FUEL AND FEED 49-A 860 Main street. East Hartford .\ulos—Sliip i’V Tiuck ...... piano moving, m6d?^ equipment, quire John McConville, 509 Keeney APAK I MENTS— FLATS— Phone 8-3221. 1927 CHEVROLET LANDAU . . . $285.00 Autus—For llire lo experienced help,: -public store-^ WOOD IS VERY SUITABLE as a D.ava.ges—Service— btoi age .... street. Telephone 3376. I'ENEMEN'IS 63 THE OLD HOMESTEAD, fire place, , Immediate appeals to the used car connosieur. Check .'.lotorc.vcli-S— BiC'cles \ i” house. Phone 4496. Spring fuel. We have the following Item for item with any experienced mechanic. Original Duco ‘s w'.'nif'd \utrts—M otoroclcs •••• sawed stove length and undDC baths. electricity, ten rooms, FOR RENT -r DESIRABLE six splendid. Rich upholstering and a thoroughly conditioned !:'„siti.ss aiMl Prc.rrssioiinl Services WANTED—ASHES to haul.-Truck­ LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES 42 cover: hard $7.50 per load; slab garage, old shade acre land. State I'lisMo iS t'.er\ ices ' ihered ...... _ ^ room tenement, all improvements. motor. ing of all kinds. Hamilton Jones/: $6.00 per load, chestnut $6.00. L. T. road, twenty minutes ride busline. S. rviees Offered ...... l-^"- Inquire at 90 Main street. J. P. Duihliug - ...... 19 Brainard Place. Tel. 5397. Wood Co. Dial 4496. ' O. R. Lamphier Farm, Man. 860 1928 WHIPPET “SIX” 1'1 o-is-s — N ursencs ...... j ^ f 6 r s a l e —4 GOOD work horses. Tammany. Main street. East Hartford. Phone I vfeG’lors ...... - PERRETT & GLENNEY INC. H. S. Seaman, South Manchester. WOOD FOR SALE—Ashes to re­ 8-3221. COACH ...... $310.00 ' W*:rn'!i;i'— Wliimbing—Roofing ••• Local and long distance express Conn. move. Any hind of light trucking. FOR RENT—4 AND 5 ROOM tene­ Six cylinder performance at a price well within reach of ments A-1 condition, luodorn, near • IU fN IK'li ...... *...... ^ r and freight service, including over­ Call V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. FOR SALE—6 ROOM htcuse; also 5 all. Tires are g ^ . Motor overhanted ’ In our shop and will •* ] j] ’ j n f-1‘ V — 1) rf.ss iniiK ’ n« FOR SALE—10 FARM horses, Cheney miUs $20-$25, Inquire on iioa -Trucking—Storage — • night express service between Man­ Dial 6143. room bungalow. All improvements. give thousands of miles of reasonable service. weighing from 1000 to 1400. 428 premises, 5 Walnut street. Tailor 1’;t i I.! i Ji ^ ...... *»• chester and New York. Furniture Call at 168 Benton street. Dial 1 Services ...... moved under the supervision of ex­ Hillstown Road. Telephone 7S52. J. HARD WOOD $6 PER load, alsor Shop. Tel. 5030. 8713. I :• r i p ...... • 1 ...... ^ ; C. Scranton. fireplace wood. Wm. J. McKinney. . ■-.-ill.n u a - Z- perts and in specially constructed FOR RENT—THREE five and 6 1928 CHEVROLET COUPES $320.00 'fooils mid Service ...... -■ trucks. Phone 3063, ■4860 or 8864. Phone Rosedale 28-2. Two “okayed” used cars with Fisher bodies of this type left. Wanted— Bus-imss S e rv ice ...... room tenements, all modern Im­ SUBURBAN FOR SALE 75 Kilucatloual g e n e r a l TRUCKING—Equipped POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 FOR SA L E —BIRCH seasoned hard provements. Inquire 147 E. Center Note— Week-end Specials at $25-$35, Chevrolets I’onrscs and Classes ...... for light and heavy jobs, tobacco, ■ wood, or hickory sawed for stove, street. Telephone 7834. FOR SALE—4 ACRE place, with I'rivate Instruction ...... RHODE ISLAND RED S. C. eggs hay, lumber, heavy freight, etc. furnace, or tire place by the truck small house, on state road, near and Pords. Dancing ...... ,i for hatching, from prize winning load, good service and measure FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all im­ town line, good location for filling .tiusical— Dramatic ...... „. Prompt service, reasonable rates. birds and heavy laying\stack $1.25 provements, including steam heat, Wanted—Instruction ...... Frank V.;Wtlliama Tel. 7997. guaranteed. Fred Miller, t^ov’entry. station. Apply ' to Louis Schaller, Watch for the opening of our used car lot Kinancial per 13 eggs or $9 per ' hundred. 60 Cambridge street. Inquire 62 31 Telephone Rosedale 33-3. South Manchester, R. F. D. at Main and Pearl” Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages Baby chicks 20c a piece. E. J. Mc­ Cambridge street. Business Opportunities ...... Gowan, 82 Garden street. Tel. 6723. Money to T.oan ...... PAINTING— REPAIRING 21 1-4 ROOM TENEMENT at 28 Help and Situations DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 NO HA^IDOUT" Help Wanted— Female WHITE V/YANDQT’TES eggs for Birch street, 2-3 and 4 room apart­ FAINTING AND paper hanging, hatching fr!Q^n^■ lily , prize winning , ments, all improvements, including Help Wanted—Mr.e 'nn WANTED—CUSTOMERS for T. B. Help wanted—Male or Fema.e .. e neatly done. prices reasonable. and good laying .-..stocli $2 and $5 j heat; also store 15x50. Squires, 26 Beggar: Have you a good square The Mackley Chevrolet Co., h e. A-aeiits Wanted ------' tested milk, at your door daily 13 meal for a hungry man? James F\. Roac-, Jr., 36 Walnut per 15. H. J. Kissinanh,. 44 Gris Birch street. .Situations Wanted — 1-emale .... quarts with tickets. Maple Rowe Lady of the House: Yes,^'and he’ll 10 East Center Street. Telephone 6874 •Situations 'Wanted — Male ...... "■ street. Dial 5921. wold street. Phone 7784. Cmplo'meiit Agencies ...... • • ■ ’ Farm Coventry. Phone Rosedale FOR RENT—3 OR 4 rooms com­ be home presently, so-^u’d better f .M e Slock— Pets—Poultry— \ chicle* BARRED PLYMOUTH Rocks— 33-13. pletely furnished; steam heat. Over go.—Answers. \ Dogs— Birds —Pets ...... J,', REPAIRING I,i\e Stock —Veliicles ...... 2- Egg's for hatching from 'prizd win- A & P, Depot Square, Manchester. Poultry and Supplies ...... s ; ' '.I . ning and heavy laying stock $2.59 Apply to Mintz’s Dept. Store. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—btock 4 4 VACUUM CLEANER, phonograjphs. per 15, $I2i.per 100. J. F. Bowen, HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 6 DAYS; TO SPRING For Nall'— MUcellancous clock, gun-‘ repaijring. key fiWng- 570 Woociwidge street. PJiOhQ 7800. FOR RENT—UPSTAIRS tenement Articles for Sale ...... Braithvvail'fe; 52 Pearl street. 6 PIECE WALNUT,dining room set of four rooms, all improvements. NORTH .END—Six-room Single; Boat.s and Accessories ...... •'> FOR SALE—EGGS for setting, j $70. 9 piece oak dining room set Apply 111 Holl street. Telephone Building Materials SEWING MACHINE repairing of furnace and- other conveniences; Diamonds— Wa^clles— Jc^^ eliy .. 4» •selected brown Leghorn, .256 West $60. Leather rocker $5. Radios $5. 7330. also extra building' lot. Price electrical Appliances—P.adio ail makes, oils, needles, and sup- Center street.-Telephone 7637. Watkins Fumiturq Exchange Fuel and Feed ...... ' j ' ‘ 1 •plies. R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, $5,200. . . . Harden — Farm— Dairy Products streeL Tel. 4301. all improvements, and has just Household Goods ...... ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 WANTED—TO'BUY 58 been renovated, on 22 Hawthorne THREE-ACRE PLACE in town;, six Machinery and Tools ...... rooms; steam heat,— electricity; t 'SUPPOSE you KNOW Musical Instruments ...... street. Apply 214 McKee street or YOUH UKULELE OUT. office and Store Equipment .... &4 TAILORING—DYEING— JUST RECEIVED fresh shipment CASH FOR FALSE TEETH, dental call 6470. garage, bam, poultoy houses; H Specials at the Stores ...... •>': CLIjJANING 24 of California dried cherries, 35c lb. gold, discarded jewelry, platinum, fruit trees. Price $5,600. OF TUNE.' WHO SENT YOU ■Wearing A pparel-Furs ...... • ‘ Highland Park store. FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, Wanted—To Buy ...... ,••••.;------* diamonds, antiques. Send to R. THE 6RANP R 0$K ? RooniH— Board— Hoteln— Resorts HARRY ANDERTON, local dealer with all Improvements and garage Uhler, 207 Jefferson Ave., Brook- SOUTH MAIN STREET—Harriet ^ ------JIM I AREN T they, ; Restaurants The Einglish ; Woolen Co. Tailors lyn, N. Y.______at 5 Ridgewood street. Rent $23 Brown Tea Hoorn; fine.,old Colo­ Rooms Without Board ...... 59 FOR SALE—BABY carriage rea­ since 1898. C ^ 7334. month. Inquire 178 Parkqr street nial home with original beams 5WELL? HE'$ taking Boarders Wanted ...... sonable. Telephone 3469. Country Board—Resorts ...... hu WANTED— SMALL second hand Dial 5623. and fireplaces; -npWbffered for j ANCAMP T T O T H r kitchen range with hot water front. f Hotels—Restaurants ...... sale. Exceptionally large lot, MOVIES to-augHt. Wanted— Rooms— Board...... COURSES AND CLASSES 27 CaU 4331. APARTMENTS for rent, in Forest Real Estate For Rent BOATS AND Block; also new 5 room fl§it at"59 Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. G3 BARBER T r a d e taught In day ACCESSORIES 46 WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices Summer street. Inquire August BRAND N i^?' SINGLE — Oak Business Locations for R e u t .. . t>4 floors; steamr etc.; slate roof. Houses for Rent ...... and evening, classre. Low tuition for rags, papers, magazines and Kanehl, 189 West Center street Suburban for Rent ...... ob rate. V a u g^ Barber School, 14 23 FOOT RAliSED Deck cruiser for metals. Also buy all kinds of Telephone 7541. Price $6,900'. Terms. Slimmer Homes for Rent ...... bi Market street. Hartford. aale reasonable. For details and chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial Wanted to Rent ...... bS ‘price call or phone Barstows Radio FOR RENT—5 ROOM downstairs Real Estate For Sale 6389 or 3886. Apartment Building for Sale .... 69 Shop— 8160 or 3234, flat, all improvements, $25. Inquire Business X'roperty for Sale .... 70 BUSINESS 11 1-2 Ford street. Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 OPPOJRTUNITIES 32 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Houses for Sale ...... A shower-bath is-fitted to. one of. FOR REINT—FIVE room flat, at 12 I.ots for Sale ...... Hudson street, second floor, all FOR SALE—ROADSIDE stand on the' special'fto tor. cars which the FOR RENT—BAST CENTER ST. Resort Property for bale ...... modern improvements. Inquire RobeYt'f: SmitH Suburban for Sale ...... j,® East Center street with well .es­ Prince of Wales is u§ing on his 131, room, 2 minutes walk from ' 1009 Main Street Walter R. Hobby, 66 Henry street. Real Estate for Exchange ...... i6 tablished business. Apply 175 High i African shooting tour. 'There is also Center, continuous hot water, on Wanted—Real Estate ...... '7 Telephone 5773. RF.AT, ESTATE mSUBANCE Auction—Legal N o tic e s street. i a miniature kitchen. bath room floor. Legal Notices ...... By FRANK BECK GAS BUGGIES—Blood Money LISTEN ------NOU B O V S ^ H A HA ------I JUST h e \_l h a v e f I d o n ’ t V^^AISIT D O N ’ T B E A SAP. TURNIN’. IT SPLIT. IT> FIFTY- FIFTY. ALL P LEF=T THE OLD .SHERIFF A TO U G H E R NONE OF IT. HITTIN’ I WANT ^OUTA'-THIS DEAL OVER 'AT NELLIE’S PLACE T IM E D A N . DE OLD MAN ON D O W N w o n ’t , BRING HER OLD IS NELLIE . THAT DOUGH ROOTIN’ 'ROUND THE EVER FINDIN’ DE HEAD BAD . 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■-I. MANCHESTER RVRNTNr. H E R A m 'sdu tH MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1930. ' • . ' I .. By Percy L. Crosby Flapper Fanny Says: SEBPRY SENSE NONSENSE Mtt.U.S.WT.a-’- 1.1 ...... ^ i m p o ^ s ib c c ! h o w Springs Song THC .WH0C6 HOW^ S V ’ B Y ' It is spring! It is spring! THIS IS A V€RV £ t€ 6 A N T cooto rn€v ev€R C O O tO I have seen the red-bird’s wing, TMIM6 W A « W6 <;oT s € 6 t h a t 6 € T A W A V p r o m - I have heard the gray dove’s mate TM6V? MtVIfR •njOtUVOMTHC CTOLClSiOMS A U THOSP V eA R S? W ORKED o o r By the pasture gate; \ T A O ttC V MOT A S i M6L£ MAV6-COtl.l*»DN5! Heard a cry from the sky An. 6V L iM € U COLLISION S»MC€ Tw€ DAV IT Ak the silver rain ran by, SCiCNCe TO It is Spring! It is spring! It is I - START6P OVe#? THK^TY 866IM W ith spring! V£AR S A 60 1 - i In the South, in the North, 7 See, the leaves are breaking forth; —H ------There is rapture in the wood Where the bare trees stood; Winter’s gone, winter’s done; O. be joyful, everyone! It is Spring! It is spring! It is Spring!

'Ihc Difference Two hundred long, long, years ago a /] \vilderness was here; The man who put the powder in A1A9A 1 Percy U Crnsb.v. Great Bri'tain rights reserved. ' 3 7 5 | . ) ' his gun went to hunt the deer. j ijjn j Features Syndicate, Inc — i But times have changed so much since then— all’s on a different plan put* The dear puts powder on her face OUR BO ARDINGTIOUSE and goes to hunt the man. By Fontaine Fox Many a snob thinks she Is well- Pathetic Figures ByGeneAb^a , bred because she has plenty o f Once upon a time the lightning struck a tree and killed a wood­ dough. ______pecker, which was a great waste of get so badly foundered on hokum t h e b u s i n e s s e x e c u t i v e w h o t r i e s t o w r i t e a ^ ammunition. And it’s the same way they would never want any more but with a certain recent investigation. they come up four years later juat I.CTTER i.ON^ HAMP AT HOME . ■pASSAOE oF as greedy for it as ever. /Ui4ce B O lT OV/BR A thrifty parson is one whose needs keep his wants in the back­ Today we have in face a govern­ J ^ A - SMILE ^ A b a /nA ; b y ground. ment of commissioners. How long Kb VviEIT' \Aii-rt4 PBLicariT do you suppose it will be before we f t f ANi" Z Girls who make money go like [ Yoti oAYB Her adopt a national manager form? ^ \ A ilF t B A T Z water, seldom have any for a rainy A SMILE day! Our idea of a slow movie is a com­ \ T rbmbubp viKH fe a r mittee of fifteen getting down to a t Y o UR IFRoVviM. Carl: “You can tell a girl’s char­ business. acter by her clothes.” /M J?E- ^ aH m e Roy: “ Nonsense; I ’m sure Have you heard about the newly­ IF MRS*. HOOPLE have more character than that.” wed who cried a U day because’ at C L ’ c K l'- breakfast that morning he set the )■ UJERE OIJlV UK’S A colonel who had been promo^d coffee pot down on one of her waf­ ' ALICE BEAd to general gave a banquet to his fles thinking it was an asbestos regiment. "BolT ; -wc Hm-m.' Addressing himself to the soldiers, pad? he said: “ Fall upon the food without Woman’s waistline is located pity—treat it as if it were the somewhere between the knees Md enemy.” ^ , . the arm pits, the exact location /'J A t the end of the banquet he ob­ being determined by Pans style served a sergeant hiding two bottles makers. of wine. ’ j x. “ What are you doing?” asked the The world is blessed most by men colonel. who do things, and not by those who “ Obeying orders, sir. in war, merely talk about them. when you don’t kill the enemy you take them prisoners.” Many a man who wouldn’t ste^ a doUar on a bet, will pilfer his em­ It seems that during a national ployer’s time and think nothing of it. political campaign the people would Panot fever, the new fashioned disease,- is likely to be short lived since its cure does not require a NCEl surgical operation. ^ UPON TELLING HIM A T IM E .- T(AldT5 PRESSEP A certain author was walking with a friend when they passed a house on which a tablet had been { -REFLEiiT recently fixed to commemorate the fact that a poet once lived there, “I wonder what they’ll put over I ■ I my door when I die,” the author -♦ 7 ( j.cl930BYWEASCWVICg.lt:r._ mused. , , , . , . , “House to let,” replied his friend. ..^Tit-Bits. (OFentaine Pix, 1930 U’ By Crane Som ewhere In The Pacific DON’T NEED BAIN W ASHINGTON TUBBS H. t h e n ' mBi p see r is in * f r o m Farmer Giles: We are planting 6EC Vhzl AND WOT 1 DON'T •CmT F ’iAOULO B£ 5T A R W SUPPER potatoes and onions together this A ttOUSE IH - r \\ •SEE a n y A0OOT BUT THERE’S NO SMOliE. year. IT'S WOT A.'S A SIGN OF A TOWN HOUSES O R OH> WELL"* MAMB£ ThEYRE »’ not a WISPI r- ^ Ramon Novar Visitor: W hat’s the idea? BKb tSLAWD Oft A HARBOR O U ST ttlP HA -me TREES. ro. movie star, Farmer: So that the onions will PS \ Trt006HT. FARHtS OR T 7 ,V ------^ ------^ gave piano les­ make the eyes of the potatoes water -M ^ 3.A ANYIHINGv sons in Los An­ and irrigate the soil.— North Ches­ geles to keep hire Herald, England. the proverbial T.olf from ' the door while he MINDING m s MA waited for a chance in the Small Boy: Will you light a movies. He cigaret for me, mister ? worked as a Old Gentleman: Light your theater usher cigaret for you? for $5 a week Small Boy: Yes, me m uwer to pay hio doesn’t allow me to play with room rent. matches.— Answers.

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EAfiii tULiii Hiianrt|i?atpr gngntno HrraUii es at the Second or Manchester M EXICAN' GiENESAL, sang completely charmed her audi­ THIRP DISTRICT PUTS { Green school. Jlejriifiso-Gtty, March 18* All members of John Mather MOTHERS CLUB EUGTS ence 'Vrtth her easyfriendly, The N th district not having Luis OutlMrci, former WHIST-DANCE Chapter, Order of DeMolay are re- j manner and her beailtlful, dear- taken over the schools until Novem­ general and an active'..comi SATUR])AY NIGHT quested to meet in the small lodge ; soprano voice. She sang mostly OFF ADDING A r o o m ! ber it-is estimated that the bill for during the Carranza revduit Mondtiy, March 17, 8 p. m. room at the Masonic Temple at i MRS. MILLER ITS HEAD fi*om memory "My Ladde,” “Hom­ each pupil attending the Barnard Mexico, died at Saltillo today ODD FELLOWS HALL 10:15 o’clock tomorrow morning to I ing," "I Love ,Thee, Dear," Grieg; school from other, districts will be a heart attack. He was 74 yean ‘ AT THE RAINBOW 3 onset Bebekah and observe an “obligatory Sunday" by j ‘Dedicatlpn," "iRose in the Bud,’ about $16 for the present year. 1 ting David Lodges attending the 10:30 service of the j “Dawn," "In the Quiet of thq Committee to Leave Problem Center Congregational church. j Annual Election Is Held ^ r a in b o w r a m b l e r s All Cf ish Prizes. $2.50, 1st South Methodist Church Woods,” "I .Heard You Slug," Of 8th Grade Pupils to Meet­ Befreshn lents. cents. ‘We Two Together,” Mrs. O. H. Nathaniel J. Scott, manager of i Yesterday Afternoon. ing of Voters in June. Walter Luettgens, Leader Hibler i who accompanied . her also JCVS ______■ , the Hartford Division of the Con-:' gave two groups of piahb solos.: “To Don’t Forget necticut Company held a conference The April meeting of the Man The committee of the Third. or DANCING the Spring,” "Butterffy” and "March with Park Superintendent Horace Chester Mothers club was held last Highland Park school district, held WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc, Big St. Patrick’s Day of the Dwarfs"by Grieg aUd* Chopin’s ri.very Saturday Night , F. Murphey yesterday afternoon in evening in the chapel of the South a special meeting last night to take reference to the plot of ground just Nootum No. 6. . Mrs. Dawley sang M aJ (Chester Green School Methodist church and was well at­ action on the question of opening DANCE WADDELL’S OBCH. west of the “beef box" on Wood- tended. The business included the “ Daddy” for an encore number, and Funeral Directors not/to leave her audience in tears, foa n Miller, Prompter bridge street where the crosstown report of the nominating committee another room for eigfhth grade pu­ Monday Evening, March 17 sang "Big Brown Bear.” After the ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS- ^Admission 50 cents. busses turn around. The Connec­ and action thereon, Mrs. Woodruff, pils. There are now about twenty ticut Company has utilized this en- j chairman, and it was voted to have the concert the hostesses under the pupUs eligible to enter the eighth chairmanship of Mrs. Francis Miner MARCH 17 tire space for a considerable lengtn j the secretary cast one ballot for the grade ,but t^ause of the drain on CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. dait6!nce Johnson of Wapping, of time as a turning i»oint rather i served ice cream and home made entire slate of officers and commit the district’s resources made by the Entertainment well kuiown in Manchester is ill with than to cross the tracks and circle | cake. double pneumonia. tees as follows: payment for the new school house Phones: Office 6 1 7 1 DANCE Depot Square and disrupt traffic. I President, Mrs. J. M. Miller; first Robert K. Anderson Manager Scott assured the park | It was the decision of the committee vice president, Mrs. Richard Alton, Funeral Director Residence 7494 Edw ard J. Murphy, of Murphy’s superintendent that the company that the question should be put over A. 0 . H. treasurer, Mrs. Charles Milikowski: Pharj^iacy, is confined to his home could get along with much le ^ to the annual meeting In June. The CHENEY HALL today* w’ith a bad cold. space allowing the. remainder to J* chairman hospitality, Mrs. Williana TWO LOCAL COUPLES present arrangemekts for the eighth Adn;iisslon 50c used for other purposes. A spe- R. Mitchell: chairman literary infor­ . _ _ — wvwwTrvTfcntiCT-l'Errade pupils Is to have them attend mation, Mrs. Bert Andrews, chair­ the Barnard school In the Nintd dis-; Tb I . Manchester Community club I cified space 'will be allotted the XUUiARE GIVENvu f till DIVORCES1/1 VI^VMK district pur- i basketball team goes to New Ha- busses and will be curbed m at a man publicity, Mrs. JosepTi G. Dean chased the' ‘schobls from Cheney j PUBLIC WHIST yen .'this afternoon and plays the I later date. The rest of the space chairman welfare, Mrs. Henry Mill­ tearji coached there by Samuel i at this point will be used for park er; chairman finance, Mrs. J. S. Brothers no charge was made for , Monday. March 17, 8:15 Mash ey of this town. There will also ’Two Manchester divorces were this service, but since the third dis-1 1 purposes. Brown. TINKER HALL be a preliminary game between the Membership committee: Mrs. granted in superior .court this week.j trict has been noUfled by Superin­ Sunset Council Degree of Mane hester Community club and a Louis Marte, Mrs. James Burdick, Mary Relder Long of 15 St. Law­ tendent F. A. Verplanck of the 1 Pocahontas Nevi Haven team. They will make 1 .0 .0 . F. ENCAMPMENTS Mrs. Allen Thompson. rence street, was granted a decree, Ninth that a charge of $20 a year Prizes. Refreshments. the.ftrip hy automobile, starting Program committee: . Mrs. from George Long on grounds ofi for each eighth grade pupil would 25 cents. eai*V« this afternoon, and will be ac-1 Stephen Hale,. Mrs. Harry Maid- cruelty, and WUUam Weurdig wa| be made. granted divorce on the .grounds of com panied by a number of rooters : GATHER HERE TODAY ment, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. The members of the committee of as i .he transportation will be by the i Charles Oliver, Mrs. Lawrence Cass, desertion from Hazel C. Fitch Weur­ the Highland Park school are schbol bus that transports the South Mrs. Frederick Strong, _ Mrs. Sydney dig of New York. * George Wilcox, A. M. Potter and In the Long-case, Mrs. Long said about town Wi bdsor children to Manchester. It j District Meeting at Odd Fel­ French. The sum o.f $5 each wa.i James H. Johnston. Mr. Johnson, ha B a seating capacity of forty. | lows Hall This Afternoon donated to the Manchester Girl and they were married'JiHy 12, 192(K because of Illness was not able to Ot ( ers will make the trip by private j lived for a time with her mother and and Evening; Special Pro­ Boy Scout organizations. A written meeting last night. It James H. Johnston, au I omobile and the team expects a then resided at several addresses. He member of the board selectmen biz following. Following their gram. vote was taken in regard to chang­ “ ela n ™ 0 = rersfe'iwrTJSing I » was taken to the Manchester Me­ g -A ^e they ivill remain over to see ing the name of the club to the hef to leave him flnaU, «n July 3i; *ers/in June. If an eighth grade | morial hospital yesterday a tl^L finals in the Yale basketball The annual district meeting of W'oman’s Club of Manchester. Con­ 1929. She was allow ^ tb resume room were opened it would be neces- | operated upon for hernia. The le- Midian and G. Fred Barnes encamp­ siderable • discussion bnsued, mostly her maiden name. Attorney William tc jarnament. sary to pro'vide desks and other, nort from the hospital this morning ments of Hartford, I. O. O. F„ En­ against this move. The vote yester­ S. Hyde, represented her. pays that hi.s general condition is i Tomorrow will be the annual mis- field encampment of Thompsonville day was was 46 “yes" and 10 “no’ . In his petition Weurdig claimed equipment, and it would also be } necessary to add facilities for the > srood. I s'Inn. Sunday at the South Methodist and Shepherd encampment ot Man­ The club will remain for the present they were married in the Bronx, ciiurchwhen Rev. Robert A.Col- chester is being held this afternoon j under the name o f the Manchester April 25, 1918, coming to Manches­ teaching of domestic science and ^ sloyd. At present sldyd and do-1 Mrs. Mattie Twitchell of Middle- iJil.ts will preach an appropriate ser­ in Odd Fellows Hall with nearly I,-* ! Mothers club. ter the following year. On August mestic science are tal^en with class- , bury. Vt..,is visiting Mr. and Mrs. in on, and all members of both the 000 members in attendance from all Two new members applied for ad­ 26, his wife left him and their child. Harry Kitchen, 865 Main street. 1 i ome and Foreign missionary socie- parts of the state. All encampments mission and Mrs. Agnes Holmes The father was given custody of the 1 iJ es will make a special effort to be in the State were invited to the dis­ submitted her resignation. April 27 child. J. J., Weurdig appeared for The final sitting in the Setback 13 resent, and solicit new members. trict meeting. Grand Encampment Is to be Better Homes Week and the him. tournament given I thank offering is received each officers with Grand Patriaren club has been asked' to co-operate. A Let Us Invest Social Club will be held in the Tern- ■H ear on Mission Sunday, which is George A. Bramann of Bridgeport committee of five was therefore ap­ nle club room this evening at 8.lo (i Dnated alternately to each society. are guests of honor. pointed A son was born on Sunday, March o’clock. Prizes will be given and At 3 p. m. the patriarchal degree Mrs. Norma Allen Haines was un­ 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gold- refreshments served. All men are A supper, concert, and dance will Your Money will be conferred followed by the able to sing on account of a severe sneider of 527 Middle Turnpike invited. Another tournament will la J given by Helen Davidson Lodge, Has the Family Outgrown] golden rule degree at 4:30 p. m Sup­ cold and Mrs Walter Dawley who East. be started next Saturday evening. K . 98 Daughters of Scotia, Friday 0 per will be served in the Masonic e vening, March 28 in Tinker hall be- In Mortgages All Tall Cedars taking part iu the f"-^inning at 6:30 p. ni. Music for the Temple at 6 p. m. and at 8 p. m. the Y ou r Bathroom ? Ceremonial are 5-sked to be at the t oncert and dance will be furnished royal purple degree will be confer- On good reliable local proper­ Masonic Temple Monday evening at b \r Waddell’s orchestra. Tickets may 1 red. IF THERE’S congestion at the bathroom door I The Kearsarge Encampment de - ties.* We handle all the de­ 7:30 o’clock. It ■» secured from Mrs. Torrance, Just Received — a Large Shipment in the morning, your family has outgrown the < liairman, Mrs. Summerville. Mrs. gree team of Lawrence, Mass., will tails. The usual Saturday evening dance, .T Sutherland, Mrs- Abram McCann, work the three degrees. A ritualistic bathroom. Guests, too,' are embarrassed when with all modem numbers will be { Mrs. Anderson, Miss Bessie Brown display by the patriarchs militant, of St. Patrick's Day Boxes bathroom facilities are inadequate. held this evening at the Manchester .;'tid Mrs. Mary Thompson. the highest branch of the order will ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Green Community club, with the be a special feature. This condition can be corrected easily and committee of young people m in Novelty Shapes “ Service That Satisfies” Thirty-three tables were filled Officers in charge of the district inexpensively. An unused closet, or alcove, charge. 1 7ith whist players at the Manches- meet are C. W. Powers, general (Including' Shamrocks, High Hats, Hearts) 87.^ Main St. Phone* 5440 • .er Green Community Club’s whist chairman in charge of arrangements or the end of a hall is room enough for extra The March meeting of the Man­ Mast night. Winners of. gold pieces assisted by Harold O. Hanson, vici Lime Sugar Wafers, Gumdrops, Jelly Strings, bathing and toilet installations. chester League of Women Voters were Miss Marcella Groman and chairman, Harry Woodward, assi.s- Lime Drops will be held Tuesday afternoon at ’ William Brennan; Mr. and Mrs. tant secretary and W. D. Black, DAVID CHAMBERS We shall be glad to call and tell you v/hat 2-30 at- the home of Mrs. Stephen . Tohn Wood won silver dollars and treasurer. Chairman of the vari­ Chocolates in Special Boxes C. Hale, 227 South Main street. The < ruarters were awarded to Mrs. Wil- ous committees are: A. H. Simon- fpn be done in your home—no obligation. round table discussion will be on 1 iam Smith and W. K. Straughan. sen, program; W. D. Loveland, deco­ Just the thing for St, Patrick’s Day Parties and Bridges. CONTRAtTOR the subject of “ Our Relations with The ladies’ committee served crul- “ The Ideal” bathroom set, including bath tub, Avail lava­ Latin-America.’’ The leaders will he rations; F. E. Winn, badges; A. H. See Our Window— It Tells the Whole Story ; lers, cheese and coffee. Dancing fol- Searles, music; W. D. Black, re­ AND BDILDEK tory and vitreous china, closet combination with mahog­ Mrs. Elbert M. Shelton and Mrs. i'ow'ed to music by Mrs. Canade’s any finish seat complete with nickel Charles H. Johnson. freshments. orchestra. Griswold Chappell A reception for visiting grand of­ 68 Hollister Street plated faucets and tr a p s ...... ■prompted for the old-fashioned ficers will be held following the din­ Princess Candy Shop Sunset Rebekah Lodge and King glances. David Lodge of Odd Fellows will ner in charge of the following re­ Main and Pearl •^ive the second in the series of Mrs. Jere Maher of Manchester ception committee, F. E. Winn, whi.st-dances at Odd Fellows hall. •bVeen will entertain the Philadel- chairman; W. A. Rosien, F. A. Mon­ Try Our Special Bps of Monday evening. The meeting of pi va club at her home Tuesday tie, W. Hawthorne and J. F. Janes. MIXED SPRING CARLW. ANDERSON, Inc. the Rebekahs will begin promptly at a fi’ernoon. All friends of Mary Bush- 7:30. The card party and dance FLOWERS 81.50 Plumbing— Heating aiell Cheney auxiliary, U. S. W. V. 57 Bissell St. open to the general public. First will be welcome. Those attending Anderson Greenhouses Showroom and Office prizes will be $2.50 gold pieces. The il'-iould take the 1:30 bus at the Cen- PROPERTY DAMAGE COLLISION Phone 8686 other four prizes will also be in l-