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OB Daco lA.) (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE C lM i$ VOL. UIL, NO. 132. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, BIARCH 6,1984.
Cut Hours and Raise Pay, Edict CLAIMS MARiaN THIRTY HOUR WEEK VOTE 20 MILLS, of Roosevelt At NRA Conference CONNECTICUT RIVER QUASH OTHER TRADINGLEADS CRITICIZED, PRAISED TO M ira CRIME CONTINUES TO RISE, BOARD ITEMS REACHING 12 FEET White House Committee Fa BANDITS HOLD UP Town Meeting Accepts Se Federal Judge Clark Wonld Yors It> Leaders of Van- SIOUX CITY BANK lectmen’s Recommenda- Stop It and Place Stock SKTY MDI SAVED Bat Foot Feet from Flood oos hdnstries Claim it Is tioBs on Tax Rate, Tarn Markets on Cash Basis— A S S n P S COLLIDE Stage and Going Up a Foot Too Great a Burden. Shoot Poficeman, Carry Off Down Three Proposals. His Reasons. Every Five Honrs Despite Girl Employes as Host Waahlngton, March 6.— (A P )—In Washington, March 8.—(AP) — Teighter Befieved Sank Cold Spell— Three Qiil- line with the admlnletration goal Four him^lred of Manchester’s Prohibiting marginal trading and for reemployment of at least 1,000,- ages and Escape. 9,000 voters last night adopted a 20 mill tax rate on the 1938 grand placing Stock Exchanges on a cash dren Killed by Waters in 000 more men In private Industry, After Men Leave— Are On list, but turned their backs on pro ))a8is was advocated today before the House labor committee today Sioux Falls. S. D., March 6.— posals to buy additional voting ma the Senate banking committee by voted unanimously for a flat 30-hour Board Other Vessel. State— Mnch Damage (AP)—Robbers, armed with ma chines, to build on to the municipal Federal Judge Wm. dsirk of New week for NRA Industries subject to garage and to put teeth in the law chine guns, held up the Security Jersey, who contended that margins modification by a governmental National bank in the downtown diS' on removing snow from the side- Done. board in case of labor shortage of trict today, shot a motorcycle police walka lead in “an unconscionable number Halifax, N. S., March 6— (A P )— “other emergencies ’’ man, and then fled southward with ’The 20 mill tax rate was proposed of c a s e s to either death, dishonor or The U. S. Steamship BlEick Eagle This was done while criticism— an undetermined amoimt of loot and by the Board of Selectmen and was distress." pressed through the AtlEintic mists By ASSOCIATED PRESS and some praise—of NRA was be based upon the budget analysis carrying several bemk employes as Earlier, the committee said a to the southward of Nova Scotia The rivers of Connecticut spilled ing received at five separate meet presented by Town Treasurer member of J. P. Morgan and Com hostages. toward New York today with 60 of their burden of Ice and water over ing of code authorities brought Firing their guns in the air, sev OM>rge H. Waddell. Upon a ques pany would be called for question here in an effort Improve the re eral of the six men stood guard out tion from Walter Mahoney it was ing on the sale of 4,500 shEU’es of ficers and men who abandoned the roads, rallroEuls and some communi covery administration. side the bank at Ninth and Main stated by Mr. Waddell that a 19^ United Aircraft stock shortly before British freighter Concordia sinking ties today, threatening the state mill rate would actually cover the Before one of the meeting letters streets while others rou.ided up em cancellation of the Etirmaii contracts in mid-Atlantio. with new dsmgers after bringing written by Representative Fulmer, ployes and customers Inside. budget, but it would not include suffi^cient to cover the appropria by the government Their stricken ship wels some death to three children. (D., 8.C.), were read, advising South Hale Keith, motorcycle officer, FertUnand Pecora, committee CaroUn* saw mill operators to work tions to be asked for at the special where to the southeast of lonely Although lower temperatiiree was shot down as he approached counsel, said he would call the Mor Sable Island— the “Graveyard of the on a “common sense basis" regard town meeting. brought a slackening of the frethete. the bank, but the extent of his in gan partner responsible for the sale Atlamtlc.” less of their NRA code. Fulmer told Bay's Defense the Connecticut river, greatest In juries was not immediately deter Jacob Laufer, in a motion which to find out what caused the de A gaping hole was ripped in the the state, continued Its steiuly rise, reporters he stood by the letters. mined. He was taken to a hospl cision, although he did not yet know The House committee acted, alter was referred to later by Charles Concordia’s plates in a collision reaching 12 feet—only four fefit tal. which one bad charge of the trans President Roosevelt in opening the Ray as “good comedy”, suggested with the Black EEigle 40 miles off from flood stEge—Emd still goinff Scores watched the robbery from that the tkk rate be put at 26 mills action. NRA meeting yesterday, had called Sable Island yester&y. up about a foot every five hours. " the street, perched on automobile “just to see what the Selectmen Dickinson Testifies ’The United States Weather Bu for shorter hours and higher pay in bumpers, and from windows of It was believed the vessel '.ad could do If they had all the money At the same time, the House In simk, Edthough there was no definite reau in New Haven predicted fair his plan to restore prosperity. nearby buildings. they asked for.” This drew ap Although Secretary Perkins, terstate commerce committee beard word of her fate. and colder weather tonight, with Police Are Disarmed plause from Laufer’s followers and John Dickinson, assistant secretary freezing temperatures tomorrow NRA Administrator Hugh Johnson Several police who drove up to the CaptEiin A. Murray sent out wire also brought Mr. Ray to his feet in ot commerce, testify that only the morning, but rivermen say thfit and eW A Administrator Harry bank, were halted with a burst of a stalwart defense of the Select less messEigeb that his ship wels i : Federal government could regulate sinking condition when be Eind bis warmer weather Effter tomorrow Hopkins opposed an arbitrary 30- machine gun Are, forced to leave men’s proposal. Mr. Ray said that would renew the threat of serious hour week in industry, the commit their car and disarmed by the men be was in accord with those who stock exchanges on account of their crew abEmdoned her. But the freighter steamed away, the fog floods. tee was hopeful the legislation as on guard. wanted to save money on taxes, but interstate cbaract^ir. drafted was sufficiently broad Keith was shot down from inside he thought the voters misunder Dickinson added that the Fletch- closed down and no more was seen Water Covert Tracks meet their objections. the bank, one of the robbers firing stood the financial situation in er-Raybum Exchange Control Bill, of the Concordia. An ice jam at North Kent bridge Chairman Connery said he would through the window as the officer which the town is placed. He point with its rigid margin requirements, Collided In Fog poured the waters of the Housatonlo seek immediate Hovise ronsldera- stood on the sidewalk. First re ed out that a 19^ mill rate would would result in the liquidation of The ships met in the fog as the over the bEuiks and the Berkshire tion. ports said he was shot in the back probably leave the town with a Concordia, owned by Etonaldson division of the New York, New Ha It wat a bill by Representative and arm. deficit at the end of the year and (OoBtinoed OB Page Two) Brothers of GlEuigow, beaded for the ven and HEirtford river was tied Up Connery (D., Mass.), that the Pursued to a point about two “deficits cost money." He told the Scottish port with a full cargo from Eis water covered a mile and a haft House committee approved. miles south of the city, the robbers voters that by voting a 19% mill Saint John and Halifax. Aboard of tracks above the Kent station. Many Spekiesmen halted their car, forced girl em rate they were actually taxing were more than 400 head of cattle. At Elast Derby, near where th« Meanwhile, many industrial ployes from the bank whom they themselves more in the end than if TO DISBAND eW A The BlEu:k Elagle, bound for New Housatonic Emd Naigatuck meet, spokesmen at ^'TRA’s code authority had carried away .rith them, to they voted the 20 mill rate now, be' “The NRA is a fixture in the na tlon’s Hfe; wages must be raised, York from Rotterdam, stood by the the water was within a foot of the hearings hammered awav against a stand about as shields while they cause the interest cost would keep hours of the work week cut, and more men employed,” declared Pres stricken ship iffter the coUision EUid New Haven-Waterbury road tad further reduction of work hours. drove back the three pioeuing ma adding to the amount that must be ident Franklin D. Roosevelt, shown here ah bt began his address 'o picked up the men as thw rowed drawing nearer. A. P. Haake, Chicago furniture chines with machine gun lire. ralsea year ^ter year by taxation^ the country’s Industrial leaders, as aambled In Constitution Hall, Wash ARMY BY MARCH 30 through the mist la their life boats. The water at Steveneon Dam of Walter Mahoney amended the LEdce Zoar receded slightly durli^ Tn^n, told the officials that it was The puming cars, one of which ington, for the nmmentous NRA 'onference. Gen. Hugh S, ^oknaoh, Was Sinking Fast ffmtjnn a t Selectman Aaron Oopk the morning as did the Naugatuck all right to take one pill after each N ^ chl^ is shown, saatad, after ) q. had introduced >< ’Fhe ConoorfUa, a l,41S-ton craft, meal but that taking 12 nd||^t be 4ChBrinaed on Page Tsn> nanklng- the sats-lftM mUls.^Jn waa making water-swiftly when the at Waterbury, with the chill ending vote ^that followed the amendmeo men w w t aver the side. the spring thaw that broke up river **Rwin S. Adams, of the knitted was Uuned down and t| ie 20 mill It Is Expected, However, “Getting ready to take to the ice and melted the deposit of Febru-> outerwear code authority, said work rate was voted vtritnout much op boats,” her wireless said, shortly try's record snow-fall. hours below 40 a week were not position being voiced. The adjourn Hiat l ^ y W31 Be Reem after the colliskm. Then, not long Cottages Flooded practicable. MORGANS NOW OWN ed umual town meeting was then FIRST LADY IS ON WAY after; ‘leaving now.” Still, cottages were being floaded He argued the unemployed still closed. The government station picked below the Stevenson dam and represent too great a load for in Special Meeting ployed on Other Projects. up this messEige. A few minutes homes in Southbury above Sazidy dustry to absorb. SWERINGENS’ ROADS At 8:15 the special town meeting later it heard the Black Elagle wire Hook bridge were menaced by a B. P. Hole of the fiahlg tackle was called to order and William J. TO VISIT PUERTO RICO less operator tap out “th w boats rise in LEike Zoar where ice, about manufacturing Industry suggested Crockett, moderator of the first coming alongside.” twenty inches thick, had not yet Waahlngton, March 6— (AP) — that greater possibilities of reem meeting, was elected moderator of 4>- The full complement got aboard broken to imy great extent ployment existed in plugging up the special session. ’The first item PLAGUE SWEEPS INDIA, , ’The Civil Works AdminlstratiOD safely in the smooth sea. Captain ’The High street bridge between win disband the remnants of its 4,- “ exemptions, jokers and loopholes Rail Magnates Defaulted on on the c£dl was for an appropriation Given Warm Reception As 1300 REPORTED DEAD. Murray sent a message to the Con Ea.<
J y.'- MANCHESTER FTBNTNn HBRACO. KAKCH EW^flat. OONwi TDCSDAT, MARCH «. I M V _ Tragic Death of Son FIREMEN AIDED ABOUTTOWN STATE NRA BOARD OBITUARY Cat Appoints Itself \ The monthly chest oUnio will be Ends Parents* Quest BY LOCAL FOLKS held tomorrow at 0 o'clock at tha MAKES ITS REPORT Guide of Blind Dog Health Center tm Haynes street DEATHS L Xb a Httle villas In Poland the^cated somewhat by the manner of The bouse committee of the High A little white oat has beo^me thSA^at The oat eieineJ to reaUae that Mre. Christina M. Shearer ------_ ------^ ^ aspotated hopaa at the parents of a former speUing of the nnme. M lu Janie Readents Assist by Shovel- land Park Community club will give Handled 25 Comphints Last eyes and guide of a whits Spitz dog Manchester man will soon be dashed Reynolda, welfare and social service a smoker tomorrow evening at the Mrs. Christina M. Shearer, widow that has gone bUnd. The yhy th at itself guariUaa. tha dog..let whan they receive the lonf awaited worker, who has conducted the clubhouse for the men of the oom- of John Shearer, died about 6:80 the cat keopa tbe dog out w mud out Into the yart for exareUe walks thia morning after a brief Ulneee at Information, sought through the search upon the appeal of the di ins Snow from Aroimd munity. There will be card -play Wedi and 12 of These luddloe and from runnlBg into ob- around, lifting Its feat high m the the home of her eon, Janaea M. local Red Cross Qiapter, that their rector of civilian i^ e f of the Na ing with first and* second prises and Mots in its path was watched with air and seeme to be faeUkg M way Sh earer at 128 B illia rd e tre et M ra N orth son la dead. Mike Anov Walcekow- tional Red Cross, first received a let refreshments. A similar social was intereit this morning on about. The eat rsmatu CMM by Shearer was bon In Campsle. Scot stre e t ter from the bureau on February 27, Hydrants After Storms. held earlier in the season with much Were Adjnsted. Sohool tbe dog and when it that the ski. a veteran of the World War, land, July 5,1848, and baa the lived The dog owBod by Stanley Noren to which correspondence was at success. dog is going to waUi agtlM l 80100 long-sought by his parents, Mr. and until July next would have reached of 16 Mlntz Place, was given to him object, nurries to Its nde and tached an appeal from the Polish Mrs. Alexander Wojdner of Nowo- the age of 91. She came here from a few months e|^ It was only a shoulders it away. Tha dog undar- Residents of the South Manches Mrs. Joseph Muldoon of 29 Cot Heu^ord, March 8.— (A P )— ’The jelnla, Poland, died In 1919, a Consulate, endeavoring to locate the Scotland with her husband and puppy and was a plasrful thing. It stands that ttis being dIreoM away ter fire district have shown their tage street will grant the use of her suidde, after murdering his wife on local man, also photos of both Mike National Emergency Council, NRA children 46 yean ago, and for many learned to make its way about the from some object by the eat and oo-operation with the offleers of the home tonight for a card party \mder Septem ber 22, of that year. and his sister, Mrs. Charles Cha- organ in Connecticut, handled 26 yean lived in the Oakland section house and six weeks ago trouble follows tiwtruotions. district and the fire department in auspices ^ Sunset Council, Degree Searofa OompUoated ponis. of the town. The late M n. John D. developed In one eye. Later tbe eye Today there was some mud in several wajrs. In esMe of a fire, in of Pocahontas. The usual prises oomplainta last week, according to Miss Reynolds responded to the Henderson of Oakland and Mn. became blind, but the deg was able Noren’s yard. A plank had been laid - The local search for Mike Waice- stead of sending in a beD alarm end refreshments will be arranged William S. Meany of Greenwich, di appeal for information and wrote Shearer were ststera. Mr. Sheerer to with the eye not at first over the muddy surface. The eat kowskl or (Wojdner), was compll- which would putt out several pieces by the committee, of which Mre. the director of Civilian Relief ,in rector of the oouncil for tbe state, died N ovem ber 11, 1818, and Just effected. The same trouble appeared did not like the mud and when the of apparatus, they have telephcmed Nettle Aceto is chairman. two weeks ago the elder son, JohnJt In the other eye and for the past dog started to walk Into It the oat Washington that she had contacted calls in 18 of the 14 fires to which today. The complaints brought the Shearer,, died In WlDdnsburg, near month it haa been totally blind. shouldered It onto the plank and Stanislaw Wojciechowskl of 89 appsuratus in the department re total number bandied by the coun ’The Women’s League of the Sec cil since F ebru ary 1, to 148. ’Twelve Pittsburgh,ttaburgb. Pa. ' In the same household Is s white kept Its feet dry. Union street, an uncle of the deceas sponded Istft month. Mrs. Sheanr, although she had ond Congregational church will meet complsdnts were adjusted last week, ed, who gave her the information When the heavy snow fell and it reached the age of 90, was stnmg that the sister of Walcekowsld, was found apparrat that there was promptly at 2 o’clock tomorrow he said. afternoon at the church. After de and vigorous up to within a few plows came along and eovered the (Anastasia) Chaponis, widow of going to be Ihe need of having hy Of the 148 complaints received. votional ezerdsea and a brief busl- weeks and intereated in aU that was walks over again. John Komsa in Charies Chaponis of 527 Burnham drants shoveled out, the district 181 have been about labor condi going on. She was of a home-loving nese sesrion the member! will at quired about the status of the street, Buckland, had be
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flitiri|pst>r tion would ha tha aaiuranoe of am- fertunataly, thara w u n e t It waa pla eradlt for the finanotng of the set svsa braught to tha attanUoa of Something Elee To Be Streamlined Nefwar Daal he propoaee. Some ths meeting that -the 1081 law , lEwtttng Brrslft alight auapldon at thla may have existed.
. m a entered into Mr. Roosevelt’a calcu 18 BUa«)l S trta l lation!, beoauM hla ipeech did Knowledge Gained MaB«H«-at*r, Conn. MILK DECISION M'/jf THOMAS rBROUSON touch ever so lightly on the question by Years of Experience ______GaBTSl Manayar______■ of erodtta He quoted a letter from The decision of the United Stated ToundaS Oatobar 1, Itll tha presidant of thfi American Bank- tupreraa Court that for a state to ROBERT K, ANDERSON Publlabed Evary FTeqiQf llsoaBt empower a commission to fix a min Suntaya and Molldaya. EaMrai at tha ere Association—a letter glowing Funara) Olrectqi For Poat Ofriea at Manahaatar, Conn., aa imum pries on miik is not a viola ■ /-0 m Second Claaa Mail Mattar. with faith and gratification In the WATKINS UHOTHEKS, Ine, SUBSCRIPTION lUTBt President’a poUoiee—in which, the tion of the Constitution will be TBL. Offlca 8171. House ’'494 One 7aar, by mail ...... I«.M balled as a victory tor the Connec Per Month, by naall ...... I .td writer expraeaai belief that bank- Sinaia ooplea ...... a a ....| .01 ere gendrally are now about ready ticut Milk Control Board as well as Oellvared, ona yaa; ...... fs.Od to be aom e\^t more liberal in the for that of the State of .New York, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED where the test of the principle was PRESS extanslon of credita. Not^ be bae- Tha Aaaoelatad Praaa la azoluaivaly tene to add. doubtful ' credita; no Inaugurated. We cannot see the entltlad to tha aae (or rapnblieatloB matter In precisely that light. of all nawa dtapatoha oradttad to It ‘*bad banklag’' is to be thought of. or not etherwlBo oradltad In thia But now—by Inference—that the To us it Is merely a very signifi IRTPARIYPACT paper and alao tha looal nawa pab* . 0 llahad haraln. PraMdent haa given the ^bankers cant indication of the attitude of the Do You Know— All rlahts of rapubllcatlon of Supreme Court toward the much r • I s-y. apaoial dlapatohaa haraln an alaa ra« plenty of reassurance that they are GAINS SUPPORT aarvad. net to be interfered with, they may broader question of government F all aanrloa ellant of N B A 8ar> looeea/the screws a little and give control of business generally and vlca, Inc. / buslneas and industry a slightly really ought to be greeted with more IN SCANDINAVIA PubllahePs Repraaantatlva; Tha better chance. enthusiasm by the consumer than Jullua Mathawa Special Apancy—Naw by the vendor; because if the Su Tork. Chloapo. Oatrolt and Baaton. But the cold fact Is that. If gsn-' preme Court bolds that price fixing Oopanhacan (AP) — Antl-pazlla- MEMBER a u d it BUREAU OF eral Industry is to pick up new in one direction is constitutional it maotary movaa in Buropa and pro- CIRCULATIONS. burdens of payroll an6 production will quite surely bold that it is tUso poaala for rafonning the League of The Herald Printing Company. Ino.. costs without any assurance, except aaanmea no financial raaponalbillty constitutional in the other direction Nations bava brought naw thoughu a purely theoretical one, of a mar for typographical ^rrora appearing In —in other words, that a state has of a Bwedish-Noi weglan-Daniah en advertlaaraenta In the Manoheatar ket for their goods, a large amount tente. Evening Herald. the power to limit maximum as well of decidedly “band banking” is go laM moat concrete proposal has as minimum prices. It merely hap tue:s d a y , m a r c h 6. ing to be absolutely necessary. been advanced by P«rf. BertU pens that in this instance the price Probably not one manufacturing OhUn, Swedish economist and one HIGH ENOUGH—IF in question was a minimum one. time laeturar at Tala Unlvanlty, concern in ten m this country would who urgaa a tariff nwym and a de- If. That abort but potent word be a traditionally bankaUe proposi Of course the Supreme Court does fanstva military alliance. not pass on the merits of the price ofitera largely into any conaidera* tion for three weeks under a thirty Prtma Mlnistaa TaBi tlon of the auccess of last night’s hour week and an expanded payroll. established—it was dealing solely While hla propoaal has opened a That Watkins stock 17 dif town meeting. with the right of a state to assume widespread discussion, official com ferent card tables and If Mr. Roosevelt is prepared to. ment has been giuurd^. make no arrangements to finance thin kind of control over business; bridge seta ? And that If the federal government con and on that point the court’s opin "1 always have wished the great this Newer Deal In Industries be- est economic co-operation between prices on g(X)d card tables tinues to provide a large measure of ion is definite. The state, It rules, yrnid sasring to the banks, “You the ScandlnavlaD nations,” said start at 81.59? Sdect now relief, in one way or another, to the has all such right. And with the for your next bridge party. really should be a little more liberal Theodore Stauning, the Danish many hundreds of unemployed. If establishment at that principle is prime minister, “but am skeptical with credits,” then he might as well the number of the jobless does not opened the way to any number of regarding a military alliance.” Substantially Increase. If buaiaeas have saved his breath yesterday. Per AlbiD HansZc^ Swedish pre measures of control which, imtil mier, said: conditions c
nMMuruofiitf ooaformgd to tho B O U E nN ISSUED COLUMBIA m V U SIDNEY WHS '8 rd DAILY RADIO PROGRAM NEW SPRING MODES 1th thifi aoMurtBMBto in m a m n m mind,” Woftnaoro « p l i ^ “aaotlon Tbs puMlo wblst purty biOd last .PERFECT FACE Aw a r d plcturA maki-up now bavo TUIIDAY, MAROH I (OMtral tad Xtftorn fUadtrd Tint) OF NOWXIIIE U S Friday SYsnloff undsr m ausploss AROI^E INTEREST a ffuido to UM In bringlnff photo* DUIDR H*Ut ^ profrani to k n And bAido obtlna or ireupt th«rMf uaUai apMl* of tbs local Oraafs was wsU attond- graphic porfootlon to lorgeD hUd; eOMt to ooMt u to e) doolfiiotlon Inoludao oU avaIiIioIo oUtloiu. •d Fourtsso tables were in play. Beaatifol Star Haa Mott Sym* Froframo aufejoot to ohanto> P. M, ''—‘ “ —‘ aotressM m a favorod in physical Franklin MUlnian, Chief Cant EaaL At 10:80 o’clock cake and coffee metrical Contoani in H a y petfeotlOQ than Mlaa Sidney, NIC.WIAP NITWORK 8«88^1-K*ta!taly-aaat! Knight were lerved, then dancing wae en- Newark, N. T., Bnrean, Diaa a P9ta— waat U Mile Sidnoy’g latest picture, lA tie — laati woaf wlw wool wtio Describeo Wayi It Is Gener poyed by the young people un^ Wind Blowa Style 08 Dren* wood, According to Teete she ie co*itarred with Frederic After Auto C ^h. Cjar wtac weak wfl wilt wfbr wro wgr 4 M “'‘sa— aaat onlyj wboo woao wtam wwj waal; Midi bad Maledlaa o f Vaatarday— midwaat m idnight The R^mere o f this March. Marlon (3erlng directed the •i1»r Y^pJuot Plain lllt-aaati Tha The most perfect face in Holly- wmao wed woe>wbo wow wdat wkbf Canadlana—pixlaj Panlaa Orahaa. atod and GIt m Preca8 piisee were Mlee Lillian Lyman and story of the “good dame” who fell BSinbetb, N. J>, March 6.— (APY NORTHW ItT A CANADIAN - wtmj David Hunt, with Mrs. Stanley Field es CaDed ‘most Eidliiig” w oodl in love with the boy who loved to be wll»Jiatp wobo wday kfyr orot ofef . T«»aa Rangara— waat —Franklin Mlllman, 88, chief at the 9 :8 ^ 7i9(8-Phll Cook Prog. — aaat; and Raymond Squier receiving the Southern CalifornlR cosmetolo- “had.^ tOUTH — wnra wptf wwno wla wjaat Olivar Naylor Orenaat^ Dlzia; Newark bureau of the Asaoeiated wfla*waao wlod wan wmo wab wapl tiona Afainit Danfer. coneolation prizes. The Oremge glsta have awarded that title, at wjdx womb kroo wky wfaa wbap kprc ^ Buck Roqpra— rapaat for midwaat by Experts. Preaa, waa injured fatally today in wool ktba ktha waoo wavo 9:48— 7i48— Beaka Oartar, Talk — ba> will bold another whist party this . Harmonattaa— waat their 1984 axmual meeting, to Sylvia “ 7 1 kfir ktbl coming Friday evening. a coUiakm between hia automobile PACIFIC COAST — fcfo Ul kfw komo 7i00— 8iO(^LIttla J. LIttIa Or.— baalo Mrs. Luclne Hennequln of Willi- Sidney, serenely beautiful Para 2 ARMY FLIERS DIE and a truck at the intaraectloa of 7:18-S:18-Bdwin C. Hill - buio; In an effort to prevent disasters The most Important ftaturM of Icbq kfad ktar 1 ^ kpo 8 Spada^Dizia; Ordhaatra— waat mantle'Spent t j nlgbu Friday with mount star of “Good Dame,” the B. Route 25 and Nortb avemm. of a nature of the Dartmouth trag Cant Coat 8:8(^Velea of Bxparlanea—aa her sister. Miss Harle Field, and at the mode for Spring 1084, refer P. Schulberg pictim coming on WHEN PLANE CRASHES The accident occurred at 10:15 a. 4i00- 5:00-Tho WtAF box of Miiale 7:48- 8t48-CB8 Plano Taam -ctoo edy from occurring in Coimecticut tend' the whist puty. Wednesday to the State theater. 4:*^ SiM^Nuroory Rhymot-^ao c 8:00— 9:00—StokowakI Oreh.— 0 to a beck to the days when femininity m., and Mlllman died a abort time 4i46— 6i4^ T h o Mountalnaort—waaf 8:1^— 9:18—Ruth Etting, Song^—to e the State Department of Health l-iss Adella Bti^e, a student at All speclaJists in studio make-up later m Elizabeth Gkneral hoapltaL •lO ^ iiOb—Mmo. Francoa Alda—to c •ymph!—too was a woman’s best asset and and hair-dressing arts, the experts in its weekly bulletin today Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, spent Norfolk, Va., March 6.— (AP)— The truck waa owned by the Wa* • i t ^ dibO—Waokly Hymn ting—to c A Budd—o to 0 the wtek-end 1 .. at her home. charm says FrsuUn’s. all picked Sylvia Sidney, named her Two Army fliers are believed to terbury Brauw and Copper Com* 8i4t— 1:48—Chaarie Mualeal Moaalea • !8^10t8<^Harlam Saronado—baale; described the various ways in which 7i0m-Mary Small A Oreha^ra 9:48—10:48—Myrt and Margo—rapMt Mr. and .ilra. Donald Woodw" >l The wind-blown theme is the topic oval-cheeked perfection as "the have lost their lives when their pany, o f W aterbury, (Ilonn. In a • i j ^ 7i18—tllly Baehalor’a tkateh for want the deadly carbon monoxide gas and WlUlar (Cacht, jr., went to Tol ol discussion with fullness to the standard of studio beauty. plane dived into Hampton Roads statement to poMce, the driver, • ibO— 7i80—Arlana Jaekaon—aaat only 10:0(^11:08—To Ba Announead It was these perfect ovals, be 10:18—11:1V-Nowa Broadeaat—baale which caused the death of the nine land Saturday evening to attend a front, suggesting a brisk forward Just off the C. and O. coal piers :xt (Seorge M. Robinson, 82, of Water • !48— 7:4IH-Tha Qoldbarga, Sarial Aot sides the symmetry of her features 7!80— 8:00—Lao Ralamtn’a Orehaatra 10:2(8-11:30—To Ba Announead students is likely to be generated m eeting 'for the masters and over movement which appeals so strongly Newport News early today. bury, said he was going south on 7 !8 ^ 8:80—Wayna KIng’a Orehaatra 10:30—11:80—Oaxia Nalaon Oreh.—ba to the young miss. that won her the honor, according The plane was piloted by Lieuten • 8:00—Ban Barnia and tha Lada ale; A. Brigoda Orehaatra—waat and the precautions which should seers of Granges in the BSst (Cen the highway. A traffic light turned 11:00—12:00—Harry Soanik Oreh.—to e tral Jurisdiction. Mr. Woodwara The fitted sport coat, the swagger to Wally Westinore, veteran make ant W. P. Davis. He bad as passen' 8:30— 9:30—Ed Wynn A Band— 0 to c be taken against them. up expert and spokesman for the red at the Intersection of , North 8:0(^—10:00—tath Parkar Crulaa—to 11:38—12:80—Panche A Oreh.—baalo; Improperly vented and adjusted is master of the local Grange and or tailored suit and the formal dress ger Aviation Mechanic Mate Matt avenue and a car In front of him 8:8(L-10:3O—Madama Sylvia—^a o cat C. Olekaraon Oreh.—midwaat cosmetologlcal group. David Marshed. 12:(X^ 1:0(^Danea Hour — wabe only gas hot water heaters and hot air Mr. Macht is overseer. ’This coat are most youthful 4n styles stopped so suddenly, be said, be was 9:40—10:48—Robart timmona, Tanor “The elllpticcd symmetry of 'The body of Marshall was recov lOK)^—11:00 John B. Kannady’a Talk furnaces are frequent sources of evening a school t>f • instruction with high English Reveres, turn forced to swerve to the left to avoid 10:1^—11:15—Nawa Broadeaat—baale NBC-WJZ NETWORK Miss Sidney’s features made our ered when the wreckage of the plane danger, oUthough other types of for all Grange officers is to be held over and collars, and varied scarf an accident. 10:20—11:15—Tha KIng’a Jaatara, Voc. BASIC — Eaat: wja wba-wbza wbal choice an easy one,” Westmore was raised shortly after noon. A 10:80—11:30—Paul Whltaman'a Orchaa. wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wayr wmaJ; heating facilities may give trouble, at Ellington with the new state mas treatments the outatandlng fea explains. “In addition, her fa Aa he did so, he told police, he 11:00—12:00—Tha R u ^ Vallaa Orehaa. Midwaat: wcky kyw wenr wla kwk ter, Frank H. Peet, presiding. ture. The aborter-than-dress length cial proportions are perfect,—with the naval air base, however, it was saw MUIman’s car coming from the 11:1^12:15—Buddy Rogara Orehaatra kwer koU wren wmaq kao wkbf the bulletin said. (Darbon monoxide, stated that no word had been re which because it has no odor in At the morning service of the lo coat is fast gaining in popularity respect to the space between the south but be said he waa unable to 11:30—12:30—daek Oanny'a Orehaatra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ cal church the choir sang, “He that ceived from Lieutenant Davis. A CBS-WABC NETWORK wlba katp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf sidiously overwhelms its victims from knee to seven eighths, either eyes, the length of the nose, the avoid the coIUsIod. Skid tracks on SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjaz dwelletb In the secret pl^e of the loose from the shoulder or slimly width of the lips. spectator said he had seen one of the road showed Mlllman bad at BASIC—Eaat: wabo wadd weko wcao wfla-wauD wlod warn wmc wab wapl without any warning, is the product the occupants of the plane out waab wnac wax wkbw wkrc whk cklw wjdx wxmb kroo wky wfaa' wbap kpro Most High,” and the pastor took os belte^ Onter closing is another At the meeting, it was decided tempted to turn out of the way. of incomplete combustion* resulting, his text the same words. Follow in a parachute, but there has been wdrc wcau wip wjaa waan wfbl wspd woai ktba ktba waoe wave m water heaters, from an insuffi new feature. to use seven basic measurements wjav wntas: Midwaat: wbbm wfbm MOUNTAIN — koa kdyl krlr kghl ing the regrular morning service the In dresses the greatest interest as standards of perfection. They no other evidence that Lieutenant kmbc kmoz wowo whaa PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo cient supply of air in the gas mix communion service was held. inclded: Davis escaped death. e a s t —wpg whp wibw whee wlbi wfea kbq kfad ktar kpo ture or from faulty adjustment of centers in the wind blown neck line wore wlcc efrb ckac CanL EaaL , A town meeting to levy the tax (1) The depth of the face from DIXIE—wgat wafa wbre wqam wdod the burner. fashion, which is very flattering. 4:30— 5:80—The Singing Lady—eaat rate was held Saturday afternoon tip of chin to hair Une, must be WILLIAM PEET DIES klra wrac wlac wdau wtoo krld wrr All beaters should be adjusted Navy is emphatically in the lead Kansas (Tity, Merch 6.— (AP)— A R E YO U R ktrh ktaa waco koina wdbo wodx wbt 4:4^— 5:45—Orphan Annie — eaat only at the town hall. . ’The first clause with a noticeable inclination toward exactly three ttmes the length wdaa wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbr waja 8:00— 6:00—Angelo Fernando Oreh. and cleaned, so that an ample air In the warning to be acted upon was of the nose; William Peet, 87, founder of the wmbr 8:3^— 6:30—Stamp Club — wJa only; supply is provided, and they should the high shades. Various tjrpes of Peet Brothers Soap Company here, MIDWEST—wcah wgl wmt wmbd wlan Tha Singing Lady—repeat for wgn in regard to the dirt road program (2) The dlstanoe between the TAXES 8:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomaa — eaat; also be properly vented to carry off dress Jackets are being shown in eyes must be exactly the now a part of (Jolgate-Palmollve- wibw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wabt kacj fo r the (x>ming year. A resolution prints, monotone sheer and CT'epes wnaz Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest all gases. The danger is less great was presented, which was passed breadth of one eye; Peet (Company, died last night at MOUNTAIN—kvor kli kob kal 6:00— 7K)0—Amoa ’n’ Andy—eaat only from the very short bolero to the his home In Beverly Hills, (Dalif. DUE? COAST—khj koln kfre kol kfpy kvl 6:18— 7:1^Radlo in Education—to 0 in kitchen ranges, but venting flues unanimously, which provided for the (3) The width of the upper and kfbk knij kwg kam kdb k m b l^b 9:46— 7:45—Qua Van and Company are recommended, for trouble is sum of $14,000 due the town for dirt nip and finger tip lengths. Sleeves low er Ups must be exactly the Peet came to the United States Cant EaaL 7:0(L- 6:00—Crime Cluaa, Dramatic possible if the burners are set too roads the first of July. It will be are very interesting in the new sam e; when 15 from Chatteris, England 7:80— 8:S^Haalth Advanturaa. Talk and soon came lo Kansas City. In 4d)0— 8d)0—Skippy, Skateh—aaat only; 7 :4 ^ 8:48—Bavarian Peasant Band high and the blue cone of the flame expended on the Erdonl road, start three quarter length, short or long. (4) The eyebrows must foUow a Batwaan Bookanda—waat; Orehaa> 8:00— 9:00—Music Mameriaa A Poet sdikes vessels placed over it. Use Spring 1934 ushers in a gala sea geometrically perfect arc sweep 1872 the Peet company was estab tra—midwaat 8:8^— 9:3(^Eddia Duchin Orehaatra ing from the new state aid road and lished. Peet retired in 1907. 4:15— 5:18—Madlaon Enaambla—to c ol gas plates for water heating may continuing to the Andover town son of hat fashions with a coUectlon ing up either side of the nose to 9:00—10rt»—Hill Billy Heart Throba the temples; 4:80— 5:30—Jack Armatrong—aa only; 9:3<^10:3^—Marie Cezzi, Baritone line. What remains of the appro of the outatandlng new styles and Eddia Copaland Orehaatra—waat result in carbon monoxide in the 9:45-‘*10:45—To Ba Announead priation will be used to continue fabrics. Brims are the focus of at (5) The space from the lower 4:4^— 8:48—Tha Funnybonara—aaat 10:0(V—11d)0—Tha “Thraa SMmps—east; room, but it is usually accompanied eyeUd to the upper eyelid must 8:0(^ 6K)0—Buek Rogara—aaat only; the Pine street road started last tention. ’They sweep off the face; Amoa ’n’ Andy—repeat for west by steam and odors which require match exactly tlie space from Skippy, Skateh—rapaat for midwaat 10:15—11:15—News Broadcast—baalo ventilation by which the dangerous year toward the Lebanon line. The they flare upward and outward. New 50^ Size 8:1^— 0:18—Bobby Banaon—aaat only; 10:20—11:20—Tha Poet Prince, Songs They fall Into gagged dramatic upper Ud to brow. Nolan and Sharr—waat and Dixia 10:80—11:3^—Richard HImbar’a Orchaa. gas is removed with the harmless. sum of $3,750 addiUonal is to be (6) The eyebrows most start on If you haven’t 8rt0— 6:3(^Edith Murray — baale; 11:00—12:0(^Frankls Masters Orchaa. put with an imexpended balance of lines. There has seldom been a sea LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S f Carbon monoxide deaths, as well the same line as the inner Jack Armatrong—rapaat to midwaat 11:3<^12:30—Hal Xsmp and Orchestra son when they were so exciting. enough (suh on hand as the headaches and genera] ill ef about $2,600 and used to repair, oil corner of the eye; TABLETS FOR WOMEN fects on health which it brings and surface dirt roads already built. Fabrics are very new and strain (7) The face most be axactly to pay your taxes note, when not fatal, sure, usually prevent The second clause of the warning are smart again but with new tex twice as wide as toe length of use our service! able by proper precautions, which was in regard to smy necessary tures and weaves. In style, fabric toe nose. Tbev relieve and prevent RUSSIAN PRINCESS WINS the bulletin listed as follows: change in the budget, and two small and detail there’s a new trend In “These standards bring the face periodic pain and associated Lots of folks “ (1) See that your hot water gas amounts were added, $300 addition hats this Spring. to a p>erfect oval contour, the mod disorders. No narcodcs. N
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^^•ek-end as fuasto Mrs. CemmunlW Boose Saturday ^eve- home of his parents, MfT and Mrs. dintlkHran!- NEW HAVEN ROAD LEADS parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Q. Lord. Ding for m purpose of going over Samust Blmpson, EPWORTH LEAGUES PLAN O D U N V I l i m The meeting of St Peter’s TOLLAND the unwritten work. Mr. and Mrs. Waltn* Psarson and moile mantsr. A: pngviiik ef antar- parish will be held at the church W. Hoyt Hayden was a gueM Mrs. Edward Mason of Hartford tainmsnt wiB iw «w e te d asd ttw IN EQUIPMENT BUYING Wednesday evening, B ar^-T, fol A son was bm i on Tburaday last Tuesday at the home of George were Sunday guastb of relatives. imD-WDITER CONFERENCE principal iln r'W be Rsv. M tl. VniAGEFOUND lowing the Lenten service. at the Rockville City Hoapital to Matthews at WUUnaton- Mr. end Mrs. Harold Graham and Creegbr oof mddlsfown, fbnnsi deui A. warning has been posted for a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Qottler. Mrs. The regular me*^ting o f Tolland daughter, Martha, of Hartford were of the betitota. Added TS 'Coaehes and Tracks town meeting to be held at the Gettier was the former Mlsa Mar Orange wifi be held in the Commu Sunday guests at the home of Rally Win BeHeM In WilUman- for Passensrer and Freight 'Town Hall, Hebron Green, Friday garet Africano of Rockville. nity House Tuesday evening and Charles Starry and Miss Bertha tie Methodist Qharch This Work Daring 1933. evening, to lay a tax to defray ex The L«dlee Aid Society of the wifi be observed as Farm Bureau Place. Satarday Night. Mathias Spiess Discovers penses for the coming year. V Federated church will aerve their night, when Professor David E. Pupils In the seventh and eighth grades of the Hicks Memorial school HOW ONE NAN ' Pursuing the New Haven Rail Mr. and Mrs. Charles C Sellers regular monthly supper in the social Warner of Storrs, associate pro Epworth Leaguers of ths South and their liffant son, Horace Wella rooms of the church next Friday fessor of poetry, will be the speak formed at the beginning of the Camp Site of Podnnk road policy of constantly improving and North Mstbodiat churches are were Sunday visitors at their He evening March 9, at 6 o’clock. Mrs. er. He will speMr on factors that go school year a literary club and are planning to atteno the mid-winter LOST 2 2 POUNDS service as a means of competing bron home. Emery Clough, Mrs. Mary Ayers, to make up the breeding pen. His getting out a Uttle paper ' called rally and fellowship oonfsrsncc of Tribe in Sooth Windsor. more adequatdy with other forms Mrs. Florence Du Fore will serve as talk will take about one half to “Wit and Wisdom. 'Tbs 'culation ths Norwich District E«>wortb Mr. Harman RunUa of Datrolt supper committee. three quarters of an hour. Poultry one week consisted of 50 copies. i-sague, to be held at the Wtlllman. wrltsa: “A ftw Unaa of thanka of transportation which have made BISHOP NILAirS CONDITION diseases are his specialty. Questions Mr. and Mra. Ivan Wilcox ot Mar inroads into its revenues during the Rev. A. J. W. Meyers ol the Hart tic Methodist church this Saturday from a rheumatlam sufferar— My ford Seminary i^oundation was the will be answered.. After the regular row were recent guests of their first bottle ot Krusoben «€Wts took As Indian village site has been past decade, the New Ehigland Hartford, Mardi .— (A P ) — The evenlxtg st 6:80 o’clock. Members of 6 preacher in charge at ^be Sunday business the meeting will be open to daughter, Mrs. Rupert West and all of the aehea and swelling out of Transportation Company, the New condition of Most Rev. Dr. John J. ths Tr^ls of Nutm^, Mohegan and found on what is known among old morning service at the Federated the public at 9 p. m. It is hoped family at Snipslo Lake district. Haven’s highway subsidiary, placed Nilan, bishop of the Diooese of Con Qulnebaug have been invited. m y joln ts—w ltb my flrMbottie I er people as the Samuel T. Avery church. there will be a good attendance. Supper wlU be served by women went on a diet and lost 22 pound! more orders for new motor vehicles necticut remained unchanged and Alvins Wochomurka has returned JOSEPH WE198MAN DIBS. farm on Avery street. Just north of last year than any other railroad or serious today, according to officials The 'Tolland Grange will bold a o f the iViDlnoanti* church. Presi- and now feel tike a new man.” public whist at the Community from a visit with relatives in New New Haven, March 6.— (AP)— To lose fat safely and quickly the Manchester boundary line in the railroad cubsidlary in the country. of S t Francis hospital, where he has House next Friday evening, March London. Joseph Welssnoan, 58, a former job take one half teaspoonful of Kru- township of South Windsor, accord The total number of motor vehi been ill with artM tis since Febru 9, when the public is invited. Prizes Miss Miriam Birdseye of Wash ber in clothing and other merchan schen Salta in a glass o f hot wratst ing to Matthias Spiess, widely cles purchased by the New England ary 32. No change has been re-, ported since his admission to the wifi be given and refreshments ington, D. C., is a guest at the horns dise here, died Sunday at Miami, TtlediaM,/ before breakfast every mornlug sn known local authority on Indian Tr^portation Company in 988 hospital. served. of her aunt. Miss Miriam Under Fla. His body is being brought 860 botUs lasts 4 w sska- Oat It at lore. The farm is now owned by was 73. Of these, 62 were put into A meeting of the masters, over wood. here for burial., Re had been in m g **j*ro 01 YioBi J. W. Hale Oo. Drug Dept or any Shea brothers. passenger service and 11 into freight seers and degree team maatere of William Bummer Simpson, who is ill bealtb for several years, but a VepoRub In CoBvenisnt Candy Form drug store la Amsrioa. A ' few years ago a large soap service. In addition, the railroad it England Impo^ more than degree teams of the Bast Central employed in New York Qty, spent heart ailment was the immediate If not joyfully satisfied after the stone was foimd on this site by J self bought four automobiles for use 42,00,000 rabbits each year. Pomona jurisdlotion met at the tbs wssk-end with his family at the cause of death. firat bottle—money back. W. Watson of Horan street, town, in the conduct of company business. VICKS COUGH DROP and was gives to the late William The new passenger service units Buckland, whose hobby it was to consisted of 38 motcr coaches, 20 o f collect Indian relics. The stone pot them city type and 18 parlor type, h ^ a small piece broken off and Mr. and 24 seven-passenger sedans. 'The Buckland spent many days seeking motor coaches have been put into the missing piece but was unsuc general use to improve highway ser cessful in finding it, Mr. Spiess say.2. vice throughout the compan}r’s ter Mr. Spiess said that he found, on ritory, while the new sedans have the west side of the promontory up been used to widen a recently in on which the Indians had their vil augurated special type of service on A n Ev e n t O f S pecial Interest lage, an(t where the plowshare had some of the shorter lines where fre not disturbed the ground, three quent schedules for a relatively campfire places paved with cobble small number of passengers are re stones. On the south side of the quired. hill are the stone foundations of a For extending the freight service large oblong wigwam and possibly which it renders in co-ordination storehouses. with the rail lines, the New Eng _ T o T he W o m e n Re a d e r s Mr. Spiess says that it was a Po- land ’Transportatloii Company pur dtmk winter village and that the chased ten three-ton trucks and one r tribal spring close by is still bub five-ton truck. These trucks enable bling. Traces of many campfire further expanding of the service places can be seen but so far only a commenced two years ago, in which OF THE few have been foimd imdlsturbed by motor transportation on a short T Mr. Spiess. haul basis is used to “feed” freight ])) Mr. Spiess has written a book to the rail lines, either by carrying “Story of Wlnmeeneetunah” or “The it from the shipper to boat trains or life of an Indian Princess of Con to trains connecting with such fast necticut,” which has been accepted freight trains as the “Speed Witch’ by a Boston publisher and will be and the "Maine Bullet”. ’The motor published in book form in the near trucks are a vitai element in carry future. The book alludes to the ing out the New, Haven’s freight Sqimw Cave at Bolton Notch and is a tme of truth based on historical slogan “Accept today, deliver to facts unearthed by Mr. Spiess. morrow,” which applies to practi cally all points on the system and to points as far north as Maine and as far south as Baltimore, Md. With last year’A purchases, the WAPPING total number of motor vehicles operated by the New England iieralii Mr. and Mrs. Henry William Transportation Company is now 585. Shook of Sheffield,'Masa., announce the marriage of their daughter, Next in line in the ordering of new motor vehicles last year came Marjorie Harriet Shook, to Judson 'fw ■■ Grant Files of Wapping, at Miller- the Pacific Greyaound Lines with ton, N. Y., on January 21. Mrs. the purchasing of 38 new motor Files is a graduate of Sheffield coaches. ’The Reading Railroad ac A High School and the Hartford quired 16 motors, mostly trucks and Trainiig school. Mr. Files attended semi-trailers. Pennsylvania Grey Hebron Academy in Maine and the hound Lines bought 15 coaches and University of Maine, where he was the New York Central an equal prominent in athletics, and a mem' number of trucks and trailers. The her of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. Boston & Maine added a dozen kIAI111 Mr. and Mra Files will make their coaches end trucks. home in Wapping. The Young People’s Society of C i-,0 Christian Endeavor motored 'tu An dover where they united with the Andover C. E. Society for their HEBRON meeting last Sunday evening. There were 18 members of the Wapping Out of 157 students of Windham Society who attended. High school, 74 pupils, 46 girls and Robnt Harris of East Hartford, 28 boys have for the past three and A but who was formerly a resident of one half years maintained an aver Wapping, left recently, for Arizona, age of 80 per cent or over in their where be will be with his father. work. The students on thiw honor NEXT W EEK The Waglsim Girls’ Club of Wap roll from Hebron are: Olive War ping, held a meeting at the home of ner, Marjorie Foote, Clifford Miss Eunice Skinner of Pleasant Wrighl, Winthrop Hllding, Sophie Ah Valley, on Monday evening, and L Miss Mary Currie assisted Miss Pomprowicz and Doris Rowley. Skinner in entertaining the com- Morris Rackmilowitz has been at A'-i' home^with family here since the March 13 to 16 C .“ V , ( >y H ie South Windsor - Wednesday blizzard, and is staying a little long Afternoon club w u omitted last er. week, owing to the bad weather and Mrs. Fannie Murray attended the the inability of the speaker being funeral of her brother, Charles E. TUESDAY ~ WEDNESDAY able to get there. Carter at his home In East Hamp The following pupils of the Wap ton Sunday at 2 p. m. Mrs. Mur ping school were perfect in attend ray was with her brother during his THURSDAY - FRIDAY ance for the penod from January 2 illness and assisted In earing for to February 16: him until his death. Grade 8—Ethel Christiana, Ger A social was held at the Town trude Klzia, Prudence KobylansW, Hall, Saturday evening, under the Ernestine Hack, Ruby Hack, Nellie auspices of the local Christian En Krawsky, Amelia Parkins, Molly deavor society. ’Three irtford Pudlmat, Charlotte Smith, Edward Seminary students were present and A FREE Abbe, Alfred Kavells, Henry Kup- assisted in entertaining. QirU were chunos, Alton Lane, Edward asked to bring boxes which were Malzon, Anthony Rukus, William auctioned off and added to the en Zdanis. joy m en t Grade 7—Elizabeth Abbe, Regina - Since the thaw set in, especially Blozic, Florence Dewey, Nelson since the warm rain of Sunday Johnson. night and early Monday morning, Grade 6—Pearl Tuttle, Stanley the snow has melted away rapidly, Backis, James Carney, Alex Gudzu- and running water in the roads nos, Francis Jones, Conrad Koby- makes walking difficult. Monday lanski, SMward Muzekevltz, Nor was a warm, spring like day, with COOKING SCHOOL man !^tersen, Sherman Waldron, the thermometer 62 degrees above WUharn Watrous, Gladys Abbe, zero a little after noon. Pauline Sherman, Ana .Belson, Reginald Avery, a student from AT THE Helen Kindsor, Marlon Snow,' Anna the Hartford Theological Seminary, Sokol, Tessie Steppin. preached at the Hebron Green Con Grade 5— Sophie Baldyga, Blanche gregational church Sunday morn Belcher, Julia Krawsky. Susan Tut ing, on “Failure as a Stepping Stone tle, Walter Bysczynski. Stanley to Greatness.” In the evening the Rendock, Porter Collins, Charles three students from the seminary Dodd, Lawrence Grennan, Justin were present at the Christian En Klzis. deavor meeting and took part The Grade 4—Calvin Chapman, John m eeting w m a union of Hebro i and Coveasky, Helen Dzen, Alberta Gilead Endeavor societies. The roll STATE THEATER Kavells, Julia lOzis, Richard Nle- call was given and the attendance derwerfer, Robert Parks, Mary was unusually large. Hadsell Baum, Krawfsky, Samuel Muir, Sophie one of the visiting students, gave Muzikevlk, Barbara Nevers, Hazel the first of a series of Lenten talka, Nlederwerfer, Alex Peachy, Gene- his subject being “Jesus’ Tempta vieve Zdanis. tion in the Wildemesa” The next MODERN RECIPES AND APPLIANCES DEMONSTRATED BY GradAe 2 and S—Beatrice John- meeting will be held at the (Mead son, Mary Rendock, Dorothy Simler, church, to which the Hebron society Helen Sluzkanis, Hazel >^te, is invited. The service will also be Phyllis Stevens, David Collins, El conducted by a Seminary student mer Dewey, Harold Dodd, Henry The Rev. Lawrence Roee took EDNA R. CRABTREE Kutyla, Bruno IQkalonis, Eugene MRS. charge of the service at o t Peter’e Mikelis, Richard Miller, Charles Elpiscopal church Sunday, at 11 a. Morrill, Catherine Carroll. Lottie m., and administered the Roly Com- Carroll. munioni Following tlte aervloe the Grade 1—June Belcher, Eva^e- infant daughter of Mr. and Mra. Une Kavells, D orothy M Uer, Stan George of Bolton was baptized ley Baldsrga, Dyer Carroll, Alfred Helen Louise. Qu’te a nurtibar of Covensky, ^ Walter Dodd, Powell Bolton people, relativea and friends Don’t Forget The Time—Morning Sessions at 10 O’clock , MikelonlA Raymond Van Sicklln, of Mr. and Mrs. Roee were preaent Richard White. Roae, who goes aooo to teach in % The foUowlDg is the report of a missionary college In Tokyo Jiq>- Mrs.^ Bdlth L. Hoffm an, acbool an, la the son of the Rav. Gaocge nurse, for the month of V^bmary: Roae and Mra. Rose, who was the .-Number of school vlsllz, sfac; num fonner Miaa Cora Phelpa of An ber of home vlsita, two; number of dover, a member rf S t Peter’a ; class tnfpectlons, 40; number of in Twenty local .CWA men have been dividual inspections, 500; number laid off temporarily at laaat Nine referred to dentist, 30; number of mpn are still working, employed at 25 Prize Baskets Of Food Samples esclustons for sUn disease, chicken preaent In cutting brush and wood - pooc, on e; number having free den- on the old road to North Pond. The :• t ls t r y , Itowr; num ber routine treat wood win be used u futi In ments at sdtool. 40; number l of the town Two or three mar who Z taqght. one. were unable to work last week are Given Away Every Day working, now to make np loot time. E ggs form a complete diet in Qrlnton I. Will of Yonkers, N. T , joBlniahuaxnre, a quality they share Mrs. Win, and Robert B. Wifi of HrtOi nU k. Connecticut State Collage, li^ant tba tha “Hartford TIidm” Is to be the then grtndlag the vaivee tm they mafic me -Tana IMI, STORM speaker at the luaeheon of the mmded the seme. t had bean prepared fm tha Rockville Lions dub to be held Queer ^Twiets Columhie, ICo.—Jostloe la mark MEBNGOFSNOW ancy. Wednesday evening at the Rockville ing time here for love and tbe House. measles. South of ICaoheitiovfila. a acora of Mr. Duffy will speak on the famlliaa wara foroed out by tha DURING NIGHT In Day's News E. R. Gray, defendant in a dvU flood. topic, “The Citisen and the News” ■alt aoheduled to come before John STARTS N.Y. FLOODS which is expected to be a topic o t S. Bieknell, Juatloe a t the peace, In th.. Bouthan tlar tha Ghaaaago LIST EIGHT CANDIDATES imusual interest. pleaded “I was Jus. married.” and Suaquahaaha rfaers paaeed dte Cdart SMtkms W n Be Spring Bdieved Definitely The luncheon will be held at the Denver—Prisoners at tLe county Robert Grlssum, the plalntifl, flood lard. IteaMaate of Broadaeraa, ManieiiMl BufldlBrUBtil ' FOR SPEAKING CONIEST Rockville House at 6:15 o’clock at Jail presented a petition to Warden telephoned *Tm sick In bed with the Rivers Overflow Banks, a Btaghamton suburb, prapaiairto pslrt Are CooipMid*^ which Dr. Clarence E. Peterson, James Norton today. Said the peti measles.” laava aevaral aoora homae, dlractly Here; Brooks in Town president, will preside. tion: ^’Caae continued,” said Justice in tha path of an toa Jam that Poeitiims and Subjects An Rockville Briefs “Whereas, we, the guests in south BlckneU. threatened to break aay minute. Todey^i pattna oeort The Rockville Emblem club will lower ward, believe that >ur carv Orerflowing Banks. nounced by Principal Philip bold a public “tnatallatlon bridge” ing ablUvy is equal to that of one held In tba ■deetmeB*e roona Is Joto DilUnger, late Isunented of In ditions Grown{ Acnte. Four women antf a ohiM wara raa- municipal boHdtog, and aaqrfote M. Howe of Rock’dlle High party this evening at the Elks cued from a (arm homa near Sehen- School. Home, comer of Prospect street diana, and, AUGHTS FROM A TRUCK, ^ tha future w ^ be bdd thara and EUUngton avenue. The proceeds “Whereas, tbe art of carving has nectady by a deputy abarlff and two tbe alteratlona la the p^oa Wh&t experienced weather men been neglected, Albany. N. Y., March 6.—(AP)— power company employaoe.. They and police court btflldhig The eight dbntestanta who are to from this event will be used for de claim is a sure sis:n of the end of fraying the expenses of the installa “We hereby petition the warden IS KILLED BY TRUCK lee-Jammed creeks and rivers, back had abandoned their automobile In yaatertay, are completed. %' winter and the coming of spring— participate in the Alumni prize tion to be held by the lodge in tbe of this Institution for knives and which they bad left thNr borne aad Tba changea are such that tHe ing up their flow Into sco.ea of ran the house as the water advimeed a thimderstorm—occurred shortly speaking contest for 1934 at the Immediate future. wood blocks 80 that we may prac room where the p
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^ BEOIN i™»C TODAY "Everyone,” he continued, "has these' We might Juft' af well try to stopAhe's "cairyta(g7ilhttv^'* ^ABLITO, » bftndMme 17-jear- moments of feeling an impending next month from coming as to get wQD’t be h m to bsar it dld je etA w ork! » t the palatial Flor- doom They may be caused by a Billy to drop his ^‘Oh gee’s” and As a mattes, of fact Mitbsr X Ida heme of mUUonalre JIM FIE LD . sluggish liver or an underdone pork nor many of my ^ ta g e caB BMjoaf The eon of a titled Bnfhahman “ Oh, hoy,” and “You b e t” chop but one alw ay. thinks this Accurate measurements and pre the conversation, of about nslEj^a and a aeiraat g|rU Pabllto knows particular mood may be a premoni cision of procedure will result in Of course we may be able to cut young people today. Oak ^ p its nothlnf of his parents. When 8 tion of what Is to happen some hour perfect pastry every time. If you the average In two and reduce his “high” when he isn’t quite diiUlk* je a n old he ran away from A N G E or “cornered’? when be la. A '-i^ next week.” 'i,, follow the rules your pies will be the expletives to two a .noinute Instead LA, the heartless old crone In whose melt-in-the-mouth, tender, flaky with a new Job is being "weansd.” care he was left. Since then he has "W e’ve done well this season,” of ten, but it is as natuial for a spir A girl with a new dress buys a Pabllto said slowly. kind that every man smacks his lived with NORBIS NOYES, a mys- lips over. ited boy to use slanA as It is for him “ hugger.” terlons Indlvldnal who has seen bet "That “we’ Is kind,” Noyes mur And speaking of pie, let no dis- to breathe. W e must not get too Induces Mental Apatfiy ter days. mured. gnmtled modem who won’t take blue-nosed or blue-blooded or Just However, .eaten words sucb as Field’s estranged wife and their “No. What could I have done the trouble to leam to make it tell blue about it. It ’s a waste of time these aren't my real troublA 2^ daughter, EST12XE, arrive at the without you? I don’t forget even you that it’s “indigestible any and very good energy—for us. weariness is causea by the mental Florida home. Pabllto sees Es if you do.” way.” Well baked pie used In the There is, however, too much slang laziness of people in thinking tip telle and almost at once falls In love "I have given you some educa right meal, as a definite part of today. Not slang exactly, but smart real Words.' It is so much easier to with her. He bean Field tell his tion, some tastes, and an example the meal and not a » an after quips, distorted words and a silly say, “Oh, yeah!’’ or “Hot dog!” than daughter he Is planning a masquer of what a gentleman may become,” thought, is quite digestible for the gumbo or slush that doesn’t mean to prod one’s brain into action— ade party In her honor. Noyes said. “ Bi t as capital I average heathy person. Certain anything. It is a sort of “slum” easier to say “Sez you,” or “Cm up, NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY don’t know how far these things pies made with milk and eggs comprised of gangster UnTO, movie some time,’’ than to make a real answer to a remark. Bvardon, lack will take you.” should be featured as the main left-overs, and ha-ha writings that C H A PTE R V tickle the ear hut don’t make sense. of wit, snoring brains! The slangier “Without you I would have had dish, the preceding courses con If a radio comedietme repeats any we get as a people, the dumber we Estelle said rather shyly as she nothing,” Pablito said and then be sisting chiefly of vegetable# and dumb word often enough the dic become. stepped to the dock, ‘T think you went Uito the shack to set a pet salads. ' run this boat beautifully," Plain Fie Gmst tionary has to be instantly revised, I could stand almost anything If of water on the stove, to kindle for a hundred million people pick it it were original and showed that the “You are very kind,” Pabllto an and light the fire and to measure One and one-half cups floiu:, 8 swered in an undertone that was a up and there it is to stay in our author’s blood supply above the coffee. 'They would have for their tablespoons shortening, 3 to 4 ta midst for archaeologists to try and neck hadn’t been cut off. I know little rough. He looked up at her evening meal fried eggs and bacon blespoons cold water, 1-2 tea —a slender figure with wind-whip ’ * * analyze five thousands years hence. one young chap who says, “ Believe and some coarse bread. And down ^4 spoon salt. you me,” to everything. Some time ped skirts on the dock above him. Beal English Neglected the way a bit, a black boy in white A good bread or all-purpose My greatest objection to slang is I shall have to himt up my Maxim Estelle’s gaze met his clear, now linen was probably offering to Els- flour makes a flakier crust tiian not its vulgarity, but its tendency Silencer, a broom, and maybe he’ll darkened, blue eyes. It was a telle Field food from a dish that pastry flour. Pastry flour makes to crowd out real ElngUsh. If any believe me then, that people are sick curious feeling she had about this rested on a twinkling silver tray. crumbly, tender crust. Of course one ever says to me a ^ n , “I t ’s up and tired of him. yoimg man, she realized. She did He had high walls to scale, Pab either flour can be used with satis to you,” I think I’ll croak, ji he Slang isn’t so bad as the mental like him so very much and yet she lito knew, but the young are not factory results. Measure flour after tells me bis new car cost “a gnrand,” apathy behind it. Third edition slang had hardly heu ^ his voice. She >''6 sifting once. dismayed by such thoughts. a' I am sure to pass out, and if he says is seldom funny. It is a bore and a had never before bad any feeling In some days he reckoned— and A good quality of shortening “He’s on the spot,” Til cash In. “ cold pancadre” to me. I hope it’s that was at all like this. be bad done a deal of reckoning— should be u s ^ bemuse this large ’Then if he brags about his new “nerts to you” too, so that you can ly determines the flavor of the Only a second she looked into he had everything that Field could A est blonde being a “wow,” or his discourage your young “Janes” amd crust. Lard or vegetable fat can Pablito’s eyes, although it seemed never give his daughter. ’Tme, the f4 S : “ giggle being a stepper,” and says “guys” from going cleau' dlngled. be used as preferred. long to her. Short as it had ac things he had were difficult to J ia - tually been, it was too long for Jim The p ro^rtion of fat and flour gram so that the eyes of the world with the minimum of water is of Field. could read them, and Elstelle’s gen great importance but the method “Come along, child," he said a THERE’S MANY A ROMANCE tle rearing would keep her from of mixing the ingredients also trifle shortly. His women must not sensing that which Pabllto bad that must be painstakingly observed. COOKED UP IN A KITCHEN forget their social plane. His own her father so completely lacked. Els The tendency to over-mix the ma forgetting was another matter. telle’s mother would and did know terials is usually the b^;;inner’s “ You needn’t thank the servants the difference, Pabllto was sure. Her worst fault. With the large pro for their services,” he stated with By HELEN WELSHIMEB ^ o f their wives in basso and tenor tired eyes told this. portion of fat used, it is only too because they included pie in the a not too pleasant smile as they Out of the rounded, higher end easy for the novice to work the We don’t agree with Herr Hitler, breakfast menu. made their way toward land. Of the Island facing toward* the open constantly warming and softening ‘T d much rather,” Elstelle an sea Noyes started to rise and then <$> fat into the flour imtil a greasy of course. He was all wrong when I f you want to win your man, leam to cook! swered in the gentle manner which thought better of it. Running New York.— Planning a St. Pat board. Place shamrock at center mass is formed that cannot absorb he opened the kitchen doors, mar- always made her seem a little shy. shaded the frauleins in a glnghaim- away always branded one as being rick’s Day party for the children? and gum-tape bent wires to card enough water to make the pastry Wise mothers deftly tell their Some time, she reflected, when she afraid and being afraid told the on board. Chit a 16-inch circle of gold flaky aproD parade, and gave them orders daughters’ swains that she baked knew her father better she would looker that one Imd reason for fear. ’Then remember that much o f the The skilled worker can mix the to prepare sauerkraut and leber- the chocolate cake that they are success of it depends on table deco paper, slash a radius from outside explain to him that she felt an ob Noyes’ own triumphant escape from edge to center; spread paste on card shortening into the flour with her kloeas. eating. Wise women who do not rations and food. W ith a few rolls fingers because her touch is so ligation to thank those who made Justice had been made by settling board and cover cardboard with Yes, as a dictator he didn’t have have publicizing mothers have one- of crepe paper, Interesting menu light and quick that it does not her life pleasanter by attending her in the land wherein there was a hot gold paper, turning edges imder. Chit any right at adl to think that he room apartments in which they can ideas and a desire to make this soften and melt the fat. The be because of the very fact that it was search for him. A boat was head' another 6-lnch-wide strip of crepe could tell a woman what to do. But set a gate-legged table and serve not necessary and because so many ing toward his island now. He party one that the youngsters will ginner will find that a pastry as a man— ah, that’s a different two Iamb chops and asparagus tips. never forget, you can, with very lit and shirr as before. Draw the blender solves this problem effi people forget such things. She did lifted his head a bit and waited shirred strip up on a piece of spool matter! Co-eds bend above the chafing dish tle expense, give M ary and Johnny a GALL BLADDER FUNCTION ciently and cheaply. In vest'in one not know then how successfully and jauntily. wire run around at the center fold For men have not changed since or ask the focthah captain to step brutally her father could silence Some one in the stem sang out, real chance to play host and hostess STILL A MYSTERY. of these g^adgets, by all means, if the evly spring days when Eve into the kitchen fot some scrambled which should be tightly creased. }Tou haven’t one. M ix the fa t and words he did not wish to hear. Give us a hand, will you? En to their friends. plucked plums and grapes for egfgs and toast. When the ruffle is drawn up, it flour until it resembles kernels of “ Some of your mother’s non gine trouble!” Noyes called over ’Their menu might include green Surgeons Know Much About This Adam. They still are searching for W e may claim that It la old- pea soup, vegetable salad in lime should extend 1-4 inch beyond the Organ, But Stone Formation In pop-corn. sense,” he said acidly after a short, his shoulder, “Pabllto!” ’Then as gold base and should be pasted along wives who can cook? It is unro fashioned to cook, that new ave mirthless laugh. Estelle revealed gelatin, pistachio ice cream nnd Some and Not in Others Remains Add W ater Cktrefolly casually as he could, be g;ot up to the folded edge to the base. mantic, of course. Truth often is. nues have given us wider, broad her surprise by a sudden change of stroll toward the shack and into i t little white frosted cakes decorated a Puzzle. The addition of water is an And of course a girl who has noth er opportunities. But what If they ’Trim the shamrock with cutouts other ticklish point ’Too much expression. “Well, never itdnd!" He had recognized the man at the with green candy shamrocks. ing but a way with a pancake turn have? The gentlemen whom we of Irish boy and Irish girl (one to water makes a heavy, tough dough Fidd added shortly. He did not wheel of that boat and he was cer ’The table illustrated here can BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN er or an egg beater le simply out of want tc ple€tse liked us better when each side), fastened to each other in spite of correct proportions of want the girl who looked as Norma tain the man had recognized him. serve as a pattern for your own Editor, Journal of the Amerioaa with wire shanks. fat and flour. W ater must be the marital running. But when she we centered our pride on the canned had to show, as Norma had, the Years before Noyes and this new ideas. This one has a shamrock Medical Association and of Hy- has met the beauty and personality huckleberries that won blue ribbons fact that she was startled and centerpiece, Irish hats at each place geia, the Health Magazine. added in such a way that it is dis comer bad bid against one another Lolly-pop favors are sure to tributed evenly among the flour- qualifications, she has to get her at the county fair. amazed. and lolly-pop favors. in New York and Philadelphia auc suuuse little guests at the party. coated particles of fat. Sprinkle rating on the culinary chart before A little later Elstelle asked her Here’s the way to make the cen- One of the mysteries relating to tion rooma Noyes didn’t think Why not let your own children help the water on, not more than a she passes her nuptial require mother’s maid to learn the n&me of terj^ece: Bend two heavy wires in your health is the operation of the There are some services that are Jeffries would speak of having seen make them? tablespoonful at a time, mixing ments. the young man who had run the shape of shamrock^ approximately peculiarly a woman's. It has always him but . he couldn’t be sure. In Stand the stick of a lolly-pop in gall bladder. lightly with a fork. Only enough A t least, this is the consensus “Silver Dart” that afternoon. As 13 inches across and IS Inches high. been her task to watch the hearth- the shack he stood cowering in a a large gum drop to form the base. This organ lies on the lower sui-- water is used to make the short of the fraternity men at New York she did this Pabllto, on a soap box, Leave two inches of each end of fires that man Itg^t, to k e ^ tha dark comer, eyes fixed on the stove Place on a square of green cello face of the liver, on the right side ening and flour "kernels” hold to University, who insist that they are was telling Noyes about her. Noyes wire at bottom. F*rom bottom of lamps shining tn the windows while from which rose the thick, blue-gray phane and, drawing up the four cor of your body. It contains bile Ji gether. Use very cold water, ice- searching for g;lrls who can cook. was troubled. It might be a young shamrock wrap the wires with men foraged for game In the mys fumes of burning bacon. A fter a ners of the cellophane, tie under gall which comes to it from the liver water if possible Most girls can’t, the brothers ex affair but to Pablito it was evident green crepe paper one inch down- tic wilderness wh««re she never ven bit he moved rather numbly across head of lolly-pop. Paste a lolly- and it distributes this material in*^o I f ' a good idea to chill the plain. Moat (ff thorn don’t want to ly most real. Pablito was a bit in virard. Bend the remaining inch tured. Flowers and muslo have been the room to shift the skillet. The pop face seal on the candy pop to the intestines. pastry before rolling, but this is leam how, and frankly state that coherent and there was a flush UU' smoke made him cough. He stifled back at right angles. not imperative. her field. Man has expected her to form head and make a poke bonnet Apparently, various substance they-will never, never bend above a der his deep tan. Noyes remember the cough and again crept to the Chit six-inch strips through two When the pastry is rolled, roll bring iovellneas to a home. And, aa from a strip of crepe stretched and ore taken out of the gall bladder cook stove. ed the feeling. shadowed' comer. folds of emerald green crepe paper. away from the center and lift the he la now confosshag quite honestly, I f you have pinking shears, use pasted to the lolly-pop. ’Tie a bow by the blood, including water, some he wants her to know how to cook. "I’m going to town,” he stated (To Be Contlnaed) rollli^ pin at the edge of the sheet Of course we hate to admit that them for c u t t ^ because that gives under head. calcium, bile salts and pigments. Sodden biscuits can spoil a ro and stood up. Pablito wondered each time. Make the pastry one- there was anything to that old a nice finish^ edge to the ruffles. Bacteria may get from the gait eighth inch thick mance as quickly aa a blonds what had made Noyes decide to go MAKES NEW RECORD adagre which advised that the Fold the 6-inch strips of crepe in bladder into the blood or from the This amount of dough will make vampire, and a bunod steak la to town. He had been quite drunk C^obh, Irish Free Stat.i, March 6. quickest way to a man's heart lay half lengthwise. Shirr stri^ by blood into the gall bladder. one two-crust pie seven inches in more dangerous than an auhura- only two days before. Almost in — (AP)—’The United States liner through his alimentary canal. But variably at least a week of sobriety placing the fold over a knitting diameter. halred divorees with an annexlnf Manhattan today set a new post MENUS FOR THREE Dye substances have been discov it would appear to be more .m- and sometimes a month came be needle and crushing together. Spread Pre-heat the oven to 460 de- complex. war North-Atlantic crossing record ered which, when injected into tne portant to know how to bake a tween Noyes’ trips to town. paste thoroughly on the Inside fold gprees F. and.bake the pie at this There Is a play on Broadway, between New York and Cobh, arriv body, get into the gall bladder a.id cherry pte than to do the latest He watched Noyes off—a dark ing in five days, six hours and 46 of the strips, place the strips on the permit the taking of X-ray ‘pictures temperature tor ten minutes. Then called "The Green Bay TTos,** la AHERNOON TEAS reduce the heat to 400 degrees F. fox-trot For a man only dances shade that swayed against the sil shamrock wire frame with a ruffle which two men who have mads minutes. ’This exceeded the old rec which show the presence of atones. occasionally but he has u yearn ver and gold of the still, twilight- ord by two hours and two minutes. framing the outside, and crush the • • * and finish baking. their Bvos peculiarly devoid of ing for ^e at every lunch and echoing waters. Sober, Noyes pi^ed Commodore A. B. Randall said. ’The gathers closely on the wire frame. women, aa some men do, attn When the bile comes from the largest bell Is In every dinner. Yes, there have a flat ^ ta well; dnmk, he clung ob average speed was 22.61 knots. Cut a W-lnch circle from card The world’s hunger for the touches that wom liver, it is qpneentrated by the gall Moscow. been those who sang the praises stinately to the pole and came home Expbins Difference Between bladder, the water and some of «ne en bring Into a home. They have wet, both without and within. salts being absorbed. A t various muslo and oandle-lliriit And ona Pablito decided that he would go Formal and Informal intervals the gall bladder contracts of them embroiders to the horror of for Noyes at 10 or il. Meantime 4 and empties its contents Into a tube the girt who tries to love one of them. he could sit alone m the silence. For DO YOU REMEMBER? and through this tube Into the In the first time in hi is life he did not Oh, please, let’s Isara hew to By Helen Welihimer Serving. testines. want Noyes with him. During these contractions of the make meat pies. Let’s Skchanfa He thought of the afternoon and T )0 you remeinber, one day in a garden. . . . gall bladder, any atones that are tailored suits for pink ruffled the way Estelle bad smiled at him aprons. For hrw could any woman A lovely dreamland in the heart of town.. . . The Informal tea which is served present may be observed to move. Suddenly he decided, ‘T il go to that With warm winds slirring in the idle bushes, Obviously, the contraction of the love a man If she ever saw him party!” He knew a way to creep And all around tall buildings looking down, ' I to friends dropping in for a half gall bladder might cause a stone lo pouring tea? into the grounds and, masked, he The way we stooped lo Qnd the hidden How’ers hour of gossip varies from the move Into the tube. If, then, the could talk with her as he never As we walked slowly down the quiet path. formal tea only In the number of stone cannot pass through, gfeat could without a mask. Or sailed wide leaN’es within the pool the fountain things served and the character of pain results, sometlmsa w tu sscond- Had left for us as clear blue aftermath? the aervlce; the Informal tea may ary Inflammation and infectl<’'.i, ISWEET POTATO PIE “ Damn!” Noyes murmured, pol served from a tray hastily put to leading eventually to operation on ing his wray toward the tracks which 'THE city’s noise was vague and hushed . . . thegaitlen gether In the kitchen, and consisting the gall bladder. he would follow toward the main Was Paradise . . . and we had come at noon, of small tea set of chlnaware or I f the material collects In the gall land and town. What chance had RECIPE IS OFFERED A burnished noon whose flame-sun made a summer earthenveare. The more formal oc bladder and cannot get out, great Pablito to get—anything of that That breathless hour within the heart of June. casion is served around a tea table, pressure within the bladder .>o- sort? ’The boy as unusually de A stone’s throw from the verdant sanctuary as elaborate with fine sliver, beauti curs and this also oauses severe cent, fairly well educated and un The city rumbled . . . We were set apart ful china and linen aa the houee bud pain. selfish. But those assets, Noyes • • • From life that hour inside a cloistered garden. . . . get permits. Also Sweet Potato Faff or knew, would count for little. It’s .spring again . . . the buildings press my heart But at each, the tea must be The taking of certain food sub “Damn everything!” he said loud fragrant and freshly brewed, the stances, and Indeed various smo- ly and clearly. He couldn’t bear accessories the traditional ones; ttonsl factors, at ttmaa may cause SoaIHe— Fmt Is Senrod the thought of Pabllto being hurt thin slices o f lemon, sugar, thin evacuation of the gall bladder. This that way. Slowly he considered cream or milk. is particularly the case whan tak CoU. the fact that he could perhaps make These menu suggestions are for ing fats. Pablito independent But he knew Informal teas: When fats are given by mouth that though he could perhaps make Cinnamon Toast or by tube directly into the bowel, Here’s a fine sweet potato pie Toasted CSieese Crackers Pablito independent, something that the gall bladder Is evacuated. This u ib U-- recipe: was better than bis drinking half Iced Cup Cakes is peculiarly a function of the fat Is m i l Msdee enough ^glaln pastry to fit would not let him do this, even for Tea with Lemon, or Cream rather than of the oil, since alive Pablito. oil win produce this reaction, but the pie dlah, for lower crust only. Toasted Muffins and Jam “ Is it fa ir?” he demanded even liquid petrolatum or mlneiti oil will _____ Th OhJhUhB^ For the flUlng: one cup cooked, more loudly. Then, shame-faced, Cream Cheese Sandwiches CSiocolate Cookies not. mashed oweet potato; one half to he pulled the flat boat high on Surgical operation has estabUshed Tea, with Lemon, Cream, Sugar one cup milk; one egg beaten well; sandy beach. He had no sympathy the fact that it is possible to get one half cup sugar; one tableapoon with flies that buzzed on w ^ o w Peanut Butter Sandwiches along without a gaU bladder, and table molasses; one hadz taaw^oon panes. He himself, and with rea Water Cress Sandwiches in many Instances this operation has cinnamon; one half teasporm gliv*^: son, had not done much buzzing on Date Bars been done for the reUef o f tnflam- one fourth teaspoon ssJt; one taMs- the cosmic pane, but the thought of Tea with Cream, Lemon, Sugar mation, the presence o f stones, or spoon flour. Pablito being hurt— L similar causes. To the freshly cooked and mash Noyes hurried toward Jsike’s Three Formal Teaa While a- great deal Is knorwn Dump as if his devil were at his ed potato add the seasoninga, tha Nut Pound Cake about this organ. Its exact function beatsn egg susd mlik, tiien wortt la heels instead of ahead of him. is not understood thoroughly. Nei • * • AjMorted Small Cakes and Cooklea the sugar and flour, aad flaaH^ tha RoBed Ham Sandwichea ther Is the cause of the formatioa ’The southern season was drawing of stones in some gall bladdars and molasses, mixing sU wall togathar. Anchovy Blacults Uaa the pie paa or dish aftih ^ to a close. Soon the camps would Smoked Salmon Canapes not in others. be closed and birds and men would Tea Cream Lemon It obviously must be related to unbaked pastry, pour tbs potato eua* make their way northward. The the function of the bile and che tard in, and bake 1a a hot oaeD, 485 sun would grow steadily hotter and Toasted Scopes, Jam method o f fbrmation o f the bile. tr. 460 degreea, for aHnutaa, the motions of those who remained Cheese and PImehto Sandwichea Serve cold, tike put would be slower and Norris Noyes Brown-Sugar Cbmamon Toast Sweet Petale F «i^ as-^ woiild not be afraid to wander Key Iced Ckioklea Four eggs: twaduah lwdfly poll-' 4 . West, when he liked by day. Chocolate Marble'Cake DID YOU KNOW T H A T - ed sfld mashed atrest potMoes; oMs;.’; ’Tm glad summer’s coming," Tiny jBtrawberry Tarts BRB*8 a lovely undergarment youTl enjoy maklBg tn either sOk, half teaspoon salt; oDs ioarth Noyes said one night. Tea Oeam Lemon Hsatin or Jersey. It’S designed In slsea 14. 16«_16 siM 20 (with spoon pepper. , v Pablito was not glad. She would BBBVICE EOEBAD, Coffee, Cream * Mints' bust measarsB of 81. 24, 20 and 22) and alao tn 40. Separate Xba atat There are 166 pounds o f flour eorreq^dlkf be going north; pertiaps the next Avan 1l«iy Ystfc^
'• • rv-TX RDVERTISE ■ ..:.l LOST AND POUND AUI'OMOBILES FOR SALE 4 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 control leglalation might not b« en LOST —REDDISH brown female acted this season. 1938 CHEVROLET SEDAN, 6 TO RENT —SEVERAL desirable SECHON FOREMAN H ^ puppy, four months old. Finder Followers of the tobacco atocks, ALCOHOL MAKERS wheels, with trunk, only 12,000 flve, six and seven room houses, who yesterday saw their favorites STATE HIGHWAY ' please notify O. C. Sherwood, Man Local Stocks miles. Price right to sell quick. 1933 dingle and double; man neated advuce in a declining market, were chester Green. Phone 8424. Chevrolet coach; low mileage. 1933 ApartmenU. Apply Eklward J. HolJ, a little subdued today by the report LONG lU , HAS RELAPSE tires and upholstery very clean. GETYEARTERMS Phone 4642 and 8026. (Famished by Putnam A Oo.) of the American TobsMco Co. which MQ( GET CHECKS 1933 Chevrolet sport coupe, all showed net Income for 1933 of only ANNOUNCEMENTS Central Row, Hartford, Conn. black, low mileage, very good con 117,401,207, or 38 a share, agalnet Daniel Griffin, Encouraged by WANTED TO RENT 6H 343,269,026, or 38.46 a share in the WANTED BIDS ON building of dition. 1930 Chevrolet sedan. This 1 P. M. Stocks Warm Sun Yesterday, Ven car has had the best of care, price previous year. ’The lower earnings three wall paper display stands, WANTED—SINGLE 5 or room Broke Internal Revehne Law very low. 1929 Ford coach, lots of 6 ^ank Stocks were attributed partly to cigarette tures Out But Cfdlapsis. Employees Work from 9 a work includes materials, *dso car house, by 3 adults, rent |25 or less. price reductions. miles left In this car, cheap for ] Asked penter, electrical and paint Jobs. Write Horold Box O. and Faded to Possess Rey- Bids must be in this week. Call at quick sale. 1927 Chevrolet sedan in Cap Nat Bank A Trust 18 Daniel Griffin, veteran foreman of Conn. River ...... 450 m. to 10 p. m. Trym g to this office for blue print. Mont good condition, a lot of transporta First National of Htfd 88 the Manchester section of tbe New gomery Ward & Company. tion for small money. 1932 Ford 1-2 enne Stamps. ton pickup, with canopy top, near Htfd. Conn. T r u s t ___ 47 York, New Haven and Hartford rail Arert Oakland WashonL Hartford National .,. 174 N. Y. Stocks road, who has been confined to 'us.i ly new tires and paint. Riley FLOOD WATERS ABOUT The tower of the ancient par Chevolet, 60 Wells street. Tel. 6874. Phoenix St. B and T . .. 160 home for several weeks, suffered a West Hartford Trust.. 95 New Haven, March 6.—(AP)— relapse yesterday afternoon and ms ish church in Barnet, England, Adams E x p ...... 94 Don Hatton, division manager of has been opened to the public for TOWN ARE RECEDING Insurance Stocks Alaska J u n ...... 204 'Three persons charged with viola condition was such last night that Aetna Casualty ...... 49 there was fear that he was to die. the state highway department in the first time in its history. MOVING—TRUCKING- Allegheny ...... 34 tion of internal revenue laws per Aetna L i f e ...... 19 Allied Cbem ...... 1634 This morning, however, he showed Manchester and vicinity, today was STORAGE 20 Part of Oakland Mill Dam Aetna Fire ...... 36 taining to manufacture of alcoholic Am Coml A lco ...... 514 some improvement delivering checks in payment to Carried Away by High River Automobile ...... 204 Am For Pow ...... 10 liquors— who a year ago might have Mr. Griffin was encouraged by the PE R R E TT A G LE N N E Y ENC local men who were engaged in removing W aat Ad Conn. General ...... 29 Am Rad St S ___ ...... 144 been charged with violation of the warm weather yesterday to venture and long distance moving. Dally Waters. snow from the state highways and Hartford F ire ...... 484 Am Smelt ...... 454 out of doors. liquor law— were sentenced to the opening water drains. It has been a express to Hartford. Overnight Phoenix Fire ...... 58 Am Tel and T e l ...... 121 He left bis home on Hilliard street Manchester service to and from New York. The water pools that formed in Hartford Steam Boiler 51 Lewisburg, Pa., penitentiary today bard week for him and he has had many places around town were Am Tob B ...... 724 by Judge Carroll C. Hincks, in U. S to go to the Manchester railroad Tel. 806a— 8860 or 8864. National Fire ...... 51 Am W at W k s ...... 204 yards and see what was being douc but few hours .eat There were be Evening Herald dried up this afternoon. The Hocka- Travelers ...... 440 court. tween 30 and 50 extra’ men from num river, which started at 9 Anaconda ...... 15 John Rlccio, 49, of Hamden and towards the removal of snow. He Public Utilities Stocks A tch ison ...... 664 became weak, was taken home and Manchester employed at different CLASSIFIED o’clock yesterday morning to over Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 39 John. Olivieri, 22 of New York city times and they received almost PUBLIC PASSENGER flow its banks, started to subside A u b u rn ...... "...... 654 lapsed into unconsciousness. His ADVERTISEMENTS Conn. Power ...... 37 arrested In a raid at Waterbury 31,100 for their services. The state SERVICE 20A at o’clock last night and this Aviation Corp ...... 74 condition was so serious that the 10 Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 52 were sentenced to a year and a day morning was holding to its natural Balt and Ohio ...... 304 la | t rites of the Catholic Churca pays at the rate of 42 cents an hour, Ooant six avarag* words to a Had. Hartford Elec ...... 494 each for manufacturing alcohol but the men who were engaged in Initials numbdri ani] abbreTlatlOBS IN ADDITION TO SUver Lane Bus bed. Bendlx ...... 194 without an internal revenue permit v/ere administered to him. His con Mcb count as a word and eompouDd Hartford Gas ...... 42 Beth S t e e l...... 444 toe extra work were not confined to Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party 'The flow of water was such that They were given suspended sen dition is still serious and it wlU words as two words. IliBimuTn oo«t Is do., p f d ...... 45 Beth Steel, pfd ...... 78% several weeks before he wlU an eight hour day, some working as price of three lines. or team trips, we also offer 7 pas It carried away a further part of tences of a year each for failure to again S N E T Co ...... 108 112 Borden ...... 234 be able to get aroimd. long as twelve hours, receiving Line rates oer day (or traaslOBt senger sedan livery. Phone 3068, the Oakland mill dam, which was possess fnteraal revenue stamps. ada washed away over a year ago. When Maoafactoring Stocks Can Pac ...... 164 overtime pay for time over eight 8860, 8864. Antonio Triola, 38, of 93 Rivers iBSeetlTo Mareh IT, ISST this extra opening was made the Am Hardware ...... 20 22 Case (J. I.) ...... 75 hours. This gave the extra help u Carb Cbarae — street, Waterbury, likewise was sen water flowed in larger volume Into Am Hosiery ...... 30 Cerro De Pasco ...... 854 high as 340 a week, and the regular ( Consecutive Usys 7 ots • ots Arrow H and H, com. 134 tenced to the penitentiary. He was I ^nsecutlTs Oays ..I • ots U SU c o i Rises a n d c l a s s e s 27 the Union pond. The outlet from 114 Ches and O h io ...... 444 DYNAMITE USED TO RUN men all received pay to that amount 1 Day ...... I 11 OU II OU the Union pond at Union street dam do., pfd ...... 90 C h ry s le r...... 55% arrested on January 9, when De or more for work they were called All orders (or Irrsaular Inssrtlons BEAUTY CULTURE!—Earn while is through a deep cut. and there Billings and Spencer.. — 1 Coml Solv ...... 28 partment of Justice operatives and upon to do. w ill be cbaraed at the one time rate. Bristol Brass ...... 22 24 police found hinj tending a 500 gal Special rates (or long tsrm srsry learning. Details free, Hartford was no harm done by the high Cons G a s ...... 394 OFF WATER IN CEMETERY Yesterday morning word was sent do., pfd ...... ____ lon stjll. day advertising glvsn upon rsqusst. Academy of Hairdressing, 693 Main waters yesterday. 95 Cons O i l ...... 13 to him that wster flowing down Case, Lockwood and B — Ads ordered (or three or six days street, Hartford. The pools that formed at Hollis 300 Cent C a n ...... 78 Connecticut’s Secretary of State, Deming street bad reached such a and stopped be(ore the third or dftb Collins Co...... ____ ter, Henry and Washington streets, 45 Com Prod ...... 724 John A. Danaher of Hartford, pros Receiving Vault at St. James depth that there was danger of a day will be oharged only (or the ac Colt’s Firearms ...... 25 tual number o( times tbs ad appsar- at Main street, were nearly all dried 27 Del L and W n ...... 284 ecuted the cases, the first to be Flooded —- Charge Loosens wash out. He sent men to Oakland 27 ed. charging at tbs rats earned, bat BUSINESS up today. The water pools on Wood- 30 Du P o n t ...... 994 called at toe opening of the March Ice and Frozen Ground. and from 9 o’clock in toe morning BO allowance or rotunds can bs made Fafnir Bearings...... 50 60 bridge street found an outlet Eastman Kodak ...... 89 term of the criminal side of District imtil 10 o’clock last night they re on six time ade stopped after the OPPORTUNITIES 32 through the culvert that passes Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 ____ Court. fifth day. Elec and M u s ...... 6 4 mained on duty. ’The water at cme under the railroad tracks and across Gray Tel Pay Station. 154 17> Danaher’s Statement. An explosion heard practically No "till forbids"; .display lines not Elec Auto L ite ...... 29% everywhere on the west side of the time was 18 inches over the road sold. E. A, LE3TTNEY, 38 Main street, North Main street Into the open Hart and Cooley ...... — 125 Danaher told the court Ricco and Gen Elec ...... 214 town between 8 and 8.30 o’clock way. All traffic going west was Tbe Herald will not be reaponslble offers for sale a Plumbing and storm water .sewer Into the Union Hartmann Tob, com., — 6 Gen F o o d s ...... 334 Olivieri were found operating a 750 (or more than one Ineorreet Ineertloa last night resulted in at least 50 detoured through Manchester from beating business, including ail pond at North School street. The do., pfd ...... 10 — Gen M o to rs ...... 38% gallon still in Waterbury, which cost • t any advertisement ordered (or tools, machines, plumbing goods, roful was dry today. Oak street, Int S ilv e r ...... 39 42 telephone calls being sent in to the the Oakland bridge, but traffic from mors than one time. Gillette ...... 11% 39,000 to erect, and that the raiders the west, going east, was made to Tbs InadvslrtaDt omission of moor- stoves, and hardware. Will sell as however, was inundated this morn do., pfd ...... 75 79 Gold Dust ...... 194 police station asking what caused seized flve thousand gallons of mash the Dlast. slow down. At one time 55 cars root pnblloatloB of ndrsrtlslng will be a whole, or separately. Must be ing. Landers, Frary A Clk. 314 38» Hershey ...... 52 rectified onlv by eanoeUatlon of tbe and 2,400 gallons of the finished pro were held in line waiting for others sold before the 15th of this month. New Brit. Mcb. com.. 8 10 Homestake Mining ...... 343 duct. The detonation was altogether too charge made tor tbe eervico onderetL do., p f d ...... 45 55 loud for the back-firing of an auto to get thfbugh the water. Only one All advertisements must oonfonn Make us an offer. Hudson Motors ...... 194 Rlccio, Olivieri and Triola i mobile or truck, anfl many residents car became stuck. la styls, copy and typography with Mann A >^w, Class A 3 7 Int Harv ...... 424 pleaded guilty, but said they hi rsgulatlons snforeed tbe putltsb- FLOODS THREATEN do., Class B ...... 4 __ oeUeved dynamite was being used to srs and they reserve tbs right to Int Nick ...... 244 been hlr6d at weekly salaries to tend edit, revise or roioot any copy eon- HELP WANTED— North and J u d d ...... 17 19 Int Tel and Tel ...... 144 the stills. loosen the ice iu the Connecticut Niles, Bern Pond ...... 13 15 river at East Hartford. Even In warm weather it is a slderod objcotlonabls. Johns ManvlUe ...... - ...... 67 George Murphy, 35, of Port Ches CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to FEMALE 35 IN NEW ENGUND Peck, Stow and Wilcox 24 4» good idsa to warm up toe engine Kennecott ...... 20 ter, N. Y., who pleaded guilty to However, Investigation disclosed be publlsbed esme dsy most be re- Russell M fg ...... 36 45 that John Hayes, Edmund street slowly. Slow starting gives toe eelved by It o'clock noon: Setnrdsys R U BINO W ’S REQUIRES a miN Lehigh Val Coal ...... 4 passing four counterfeit 320 bills in S c o v lll...... 25 27 builder, had bee.»i engaged to use a pi.'itons and cylinder walls a chance Xd'.io s. m. llnery saleswoman for part time (Oontlnaed from Page One) Lehigh Val R d ...... 194 Stamford December 22, also was Stanley W orks ...... 21 23 charge of dynamite to loosen the to expand uniformly. TELEPHONE YOUR work. Must be experienced. L lgg and My B ...... 88 sentenced to a year and a day in flood conditions on the Westfield Standard Screw ...... 66 __ Loew’s ...... 31 % Ice and frosty ground it St. James’s WANT ADS. do., pfd., guar...... 100 — Lewisburg. WOMAN WITH OWN telephone to river and state police used dynamite Lorillard ...... I 74 cemetery so that water which had I f all toe spark plugs in use Ade are aoooptod over tbe tolopboao Smythe Mfg C o ...... 28 36 Joseph Pinto, 33, of Hartford, ar make telephone appointments at in an effort to loosen the Jammed Mont W a r d ...... 31% rested at Hartford January 19 in flooded the receiving vault could today were cleaned properly once at tbe CHAAGB RATE given above Ice cakes. Taylor and Fenn ___ 70 M a oonvenleaoe to advorUsors, bat home, and spare time. Absolutely Nat Biscuit ...... 41 what Agent Thomas Keneflck said run off. The dynamite was not dis a year motorists would have nearly T orrln gto n ...... 52 charged in or near the vault. ^ CASH RATEb will be accepted as no selling. Excellent earnings. Ex Footbridge Damaged. Nat Cash Reg ...... 20 was a round up of narcotics users two billion gallons of gas. FULL ^ T M E N T If paid at tbs bast- Underwood M fg Co ., 45 Nat Dairy ...... perience unnecessary. Give age and Part of a footbridge was destroy 16 and peddlers, was sentenced to two Bsss offlos oa or botors the sovoatb Union M fg Co ...... Nat Pow and L t ...... 12 daymmr -wfoUowlng the first lassrtloa of Phone number. W rite Herald, Box ed and ice was swept down upon a years in Leavenworth penitentiary. Civilian CoDservatloD Corps camp U S Envelope, com. .. 75 N Y C e n t...... 374 sleeh a « _ Iad otBorwlse tbs CHARGE T. do., p f d ...... 90 Agents said Pinto, when searched, will bs oollsotsd. No rospoBSl- at Charlemont, Mass., where Cold N Y NH and H ...... 194 nil for errors la tslspboasd ads Veeder Root ...... 27 had seven ounces of narcotics with river roars along beside the Mohawk N o ra n d a ...... 38% him. b# assnmsd aad tbsir eeearaey Trail. Whitlock Coll Pipe ... 2 North Am ...... 19% bo guaraateod. SITUATIONS WANTED— J.B.Wll’m* Co, 110 par 40 A t Shelburne Falls the Deerfield Packard ...... 54 INDEX OF FEMALE 38 river was rising, but reliance was Penn ...... 364 Phila Rdg C and I ...... 5% BAY STATE CITY MINUS CLASSIFICATIONS WANTED— POSITION as bouss placed on channels cut abov6 the power dams to carry off the over Phil Pete ...... 174 • 9 0 0 0 0 iA 0 • 00 0mt9 0m tA keeper, experienced. Inquire at 80 Pub Serv N J ...... 384 SaSgem eels 9 0m 9 010.9 9999990m Ford street, flow, Observers said most of the LATEST STOCKS WATER FOR MANY HOURS .rrlc ■'! 0 0 0mttmHm»m 09 9 0t9 9 990 flow was being held In the hills by Radio ...... 84 Satbs *«*»#*#»#(# fit 9 9 9 0 0 .9 9 9 9 9 9 0 deep snow drifts. New York, March 6— ( A P )— Fin Rem R a n d ...... 13 Card of Thanks 999990990m999990 ancial markets generally were en Rey Tob B ...... 41% U $ m o r ^ ^ m t • 0 9 9 0 9 0 0 09m *1*1* 01 In northern New England, the ab f c FOULTKY AND SUPPLIES 4/1 veloped In a speculative fog today 25,000 Inhabitants Deprived of hV. St and round 9990^9999 90 9999 sence of heavy snow such as was Sears Roebuck ...... 48% ▲aaonnosmsats 9i0 999m9999 9,9 9 9 0 0 9 and prices again displayed a mod Supply When Three Breaks experienced in Connecticut and Socony V a c ...... '...... 174 Ftrsoaals ' •••9099999999 erately downward slant. FOR BALE!— 300 EOG hot water Mossaebusatta in recent gtormg, South Pac ...... 284 Occur in Melrose Main. Stocks reflected complex hopes Incubator IIO, Telephone 7061. kept river condltlong normal. Tbe South Rwy ...... 814 AutomobilM for SrU •••0900900 and fears of traders who apparent St Brands ...... 22 AutomoblUt for IDROharf# 9 9 9mm north branch and Winooski rivers Melrose, Mass., March 6.— This ly were groping for clues as to St Gas and El ...... 12% Auto Aoo0i»ort0« i^ lr o t • 19 0 9 9 • 9 9 In tbe Montpelier, Vt., area, where city’s 25,000 inhabitants were re Auto RtpalD nv^Faintlfii m #*.. near-future trenUs, Declines reuig- St Oil Cal ...... 384 FUEL AND FEED 49 A so much damage was caused during lieved from a oond'.tlon of physical Auto Sohoolt ••^^l••l0•9999t9999 f *A ed from fractions to a point or St Oil N J ...... 464 Autot^hlp by Truck 009900099 I the Vermont flood In 1927, were and mental distress occasioned by a Autcf^ror afro # f K R A N K U N b l u b f l a m e range more, but extreme dullness was the Tex Corp ...... 274 both below normal spring levels. rule in early dealings. complete failure of toe public water QlarafSS--tsrvioa—dtorars ..... 10 oil has more "beat unite'. The Timken Roller Bear ...... 36% supply when, late yesterday, three Metorerolss— Bto/elss ...... u Grains and cotton offered no sup Trans Am erica ...... Raokilffe Oil Co. Pbune 8980. 74 breaks in the main supply line from fFant.d Autos—HotoroToUs .... IS port to hesitant equities. These Union Carbide ...... 444 ■asiaoM Biid Profeuieaal ie^ees Wachusetts reser/olr were located BANDITS HOLD UP staples had an easier tone. Rubber Union Pac ...... 128 Busin.s. d.rvle.i Offtrsd 31 and the trouble, after hours of Household f.rv io .s Offsrsd . . . . . l l - A and silver futures were fairly Arm. Unit Aircraft ...... 244 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 strenuous labor, was corrected. Buildlnr—CoDtraotlna • • s s;s d Bid f International dollar rates were still Unit Corp ...... 6% Florists—Nurssrlss • •••90099I09 FOR SALE—3 OVER stuffed living SIOUX CITY BANK relatively narrow. Bonds were Unit Gas Im p...... 174 During the hours in which the fuB.ral Dirsetors ...... steady. water famine lasted the entire city ■•atifi' Plumblnr—Hoefiaa .m room chairs, in good condition, U 8 Ind A l e ...... 64 Homestake Mining shares, up 20 was without watir for washing, usuraaos ...... prlc* reasonable, Inquire at 178 (Oonttnned from Page One) U S R u b b er...... 19% Ifllllnsrr—Orsssmaklag ...... yesterday, dropped 7 points. Am eri S Smelt ...... 1284 sanitation or fire protection and toe Kovlng—Trueking—Btorats ... Cooper street. can Tobacco B was off 2 and Lig- U S s t e a l...... only supply for drinking and cook alntlDC—Pap.rlBs e . * . e e aid dM contained Sheriff Melvin Sells and 66 rofesiroBst fisrvle.s ...... ONE NATIONAL SPRING |4.96, ett A Myers B yielded 1. U. 8. Util Pow and Lt 4 ing was brought in from sources P deputies, were disabled by punctur^jd f melting and American Smelting B.pal ring standard mattresi. 16.60, |24,00 tires caused by roofing nails whlol: Vick Chero ...... 81% outside toe city b> hundreds of au rallorlng—Grelng—Clsanlif ... were down 2 and 1, respectively, and West U n io n ...... tomobiles. W U. a MT. FplUt Goods and fisrvle. etudlo couch, 116,80, 19,00 fibre the rObbers left strewn over the other metals were soft. Most of the 554 i SY Nb KY- - ISC West El and M f g ...... Tbe greatest dlLlculty was en wtnt.d—Busin.si fiervlee w .... Id rocker |8.60, kitchen table |8, 6x9 highway, motors sagged, although Auburn 404 W o olw o rto ...... countered in locating the breaks in ■daeatteaal Wilton velvet rug H 8, Benton Fur About four miles south of the city advanced a point. The rails and 804 (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Court.s ana Classes e e e d # «,•# ! Eleo Bond and Share (Curb). toe main due to the solidly frozen niture Exchange, Johnson Block. the men abandoned their car which utilities were a . bit easier, but 174 Private laetruotloa eeddtddddB.dd condition of toe ground, which pre The caterpillar laughed, "Ho, ao! panclDg _ was reported to have had severiU American Telephone showed resist in a short time be said, “It is time ... .'.j.ll-A vented toe escaping water from Just see that frightened beetle go. Kuelcaf—Uramatio ...... M .... I f bullet holes in the hood, leeuling to ance. that you are stopping. You will He knows that I can lick him ’cause Named—Inetructloa ...... 10 WANTED TO BUY 58 the belief it might have been used In Alleghany Corp. Issues were making its way to toe surface and both get all tired out." FOREIGN EXCHANGE I have on gloves galore. E PlBaaelal another hold-up. somewnat neaiw on publication of caused it to seek deep lying under ’Then Mister Caterpillar cried, *T onde—gtooks—Mortgage* l/IOHEST ..... It PRICES paid for Junk After abandoning their car the the fact, already pretty well kown ground channels. "He only has on two, so he wo'iid guess I ’ll crawl along and bide be really be no match for me. I guess and live poultry. Call b878. W bandits held up Alfred Muscb on the in tbe flnancial district, that tbe New York, March — (A P ) — neath a leaf, to get some rest. W e'll ualnecB Opportunltl...... || 6 I’ll take my gloves off. I won't Oetrlnsky, 91 ainton etreet tilgbway, s e ls ^ his sedan and con Van Sweringens were in technical Foreign exchange steady; Great FEAB FIVE MURDERED meet again, no doubt" oner to Loan ...... It need them any more.’’ Help and iltaadeas tinued their fligh t default— and had been since 1981 — Britain in dollars, others in cents. on some 340,000,000 of bank loans. Great Britain demand, 6.064: Laurens, S. C., March 6.— (A P )— "Hey, wait! Til tell you what to As soon as be was out of sight, Helo Wantad—Male ...... ii KOOM8 WITHOUT BOARD 6!1 Notes have been accepted for inter cables, 6.064; 60 day bills, 5.054; Investigation of toe deaths of flve do. Remove all of the gloves but wee Dotty yelled, with all her might two. Then I will have a boxing P(|seip wanted—Male VV-it.'fO or FeaMle...... «. 16-A n est pamentsy, however, and the France demand. 6.58; cables, 6.M; members of one family whose char “ Oh, look! I see a funny bird. He s Agente tVanted ...... ailT-A SINGLE ROOM, FACING Main banks concerned have made no Italy Demand, 8.68; cables, 8.58. red bodies were taken from their bout with you," wee Windy said. busy as can be. lltuetlone tVaoted-FsaiaU ...... U street, entirely redecorated, John move to take title to the collateral Demands: burned home left open today the ’The caterpillar snapped, “ Oh, no! "L et’s dash right up and say iltuatlone Wanted—Male ...... It son Block. Telephone 6917. Involved. don’t think I would have a show. Emnlorment Agenelee ...... M Wanted Belgium, 28.28; Germany, 89.68; question of how they died. hello. What he’s up to, I ’d Uke*ro Lire Bfnek—Pete—P ealtli^T eh lelee Overnight consideration of the Holland, 67.20; Norway, 26.45; Learning toe heads of four of toe Why don’t two of you ’Tinles stage know. He’s on a ladder that is Doge— BIrde—Pete ...... 41 President’s N. R. A. address brought Sweden, 26.12; Denmark, 22.62; victims had been beaten in, a a little scrap, instead?” propped against a great big tree." Ltv Stock-Vehlolee 41 YOUNG MAN ABOUT APARTMENT'S—FLATS— a variety of InterpMtatlons in toe Finland, 2.26N; Switzerland, 82.27; coroner’s Jury returned a verdict of “It’s Willie Woodpecker," said Pooltrr and Suppltea ...... 41 flnancial district, ^ e opinion was Wanted — Pete—Poultrr—4toek 41 TENEMENTS 63 21 YEARS OLD Spain, 13.61; Portugal, 4.68N; death at toe hands of unknown Then Scouty cried, "That’s fair Nick. "Just watch bdm and you’ll widely expressed, however, that, at enough. Come on, I ’d like to show Per gaie—meeeUaaeeae Greece, .94N; Poland, 19.00N; parties. see he’s slick at boring in tree FOR R E N T—6 ROOM tenement, all with High school educa least for toe time being, toe profit Czecho Slovakia, 4.16N; Jugo my rtuff.” And shortly he and Artlclee (or Sale ...... 41 A body of James Leonard Rush, trunks. Do you know why be does Boat* and Acceseorlee ...... 41 improvements, comer Summit and element in trade and l^ u s try would Slavla, 2.28N; Austria, 18.90N; Windy were in quite a thrilling tion, to work in adfertis- 64, head of toe household, was badly that? Building Materlale ...... a ,. 47 Wadsworth streets. Inquire 3i give way to the Administration’s Rumania, 1.02N; Argentine, 88.80N; brawl. Dinrnonde— Watches—Jewelry .. 41 ing department. Apply in burned that it was impossible to tell "An insect’s in that bar, no doubt Vadeworth street. campaign for higher wages aad Brazil, 8.60N; Tokyo, 30.064; Each one of them showed lots <^f and Willie’s going to dig it out He Electrical Appllancee—Radio ... 41 shorter hours. how he was killed. The other vic Fuel and rued ...... 41-A person at the Shanghai, 36.18; Hongkong, 89.13; pluck. 'The ’Tinles cheered when surely make a lot of noise. Just The markets seemingly paid lit tims were his wife Mrs. Cynthia Darden — Farm—Dairy Prodnete 10 FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tene Mexico City (silver peso), 27.96; blows were struck. Of course toe hear his rat-tat-tat" Houeehold Goode ...... |l ment and garage, 22 Laurel Place. HERALD OFFICE tle attention to Intimations from Montreal in New York, 99.484; Crawley Rush, 48; and their three Machinery aad T o o le ...... IS battle was in fim and they weren’t Call 8152. Democratic Floor Leader Senator New York in Montreal, 100.564. daughters, Mae, 16, Ruby, 18, and hurt at all. Mueloal Inetrument...... IS Robinson that securities exchange (Tlmnay Turtle greets the Tlaiet Office and Store Equipment 14 N.—Nominal. Ruth, 9. o r Ntck enjoyed It quite a bit, and In toe next story). B^pecials at tbe B to ree...... IS FOUR A N D F IV E room tenements, Wearing Apparel—Pui* IT with all improvements, rent rea Wanted—To Buy ...... U sonable. Telephone 6330. Reoam Beard—Hetele ■ leerta ALLEY OOP Steetaavaaf* Grand Slam Thrc FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat also By HAMLIN loome Without Board d d e«.B • A.d a six room half houss with all im ioardert W an u d ...... • e s e e rw b a b ••. m -a OH.OOOLA, AU.CV OOP AND H» MIN HSjS/1 Jountry Board—Resorts provements. Inquire at 147 East WHAT A SWELL BREAK FOR RUN ME OUTA W R3LACE,AN’ T\E ME rotele—Restaoraats ...m . COMPtETELV ROOTED THAT Ah/FUL OLD KING . Center street VO O .O O O LA f IT LOOKS AS IF UP IN A FILTHV OLD OWE, WlU HE ft! Van ted—Rooms—Board PiHd s e e B.C LOOK AT THEM RUn /, VOUR CHANCES OF BECOMING Real Ratate P m ____ GEE.THAT BEAU-LOVER OF VOURS SURE » A REVOLUTION.HUH? HAM-HAH.f partments. Flats, Teaemeate n QUEEN OF MOO ARE riL FintMf ru PUT a 's to p to SOME V^ARRiOR .' I t h in k usiaass Locations tot Root m . BUSINESS LOCATIONS ,V PRETTV GOOD.' ■IIS REVOLUTION ®nses for Rem ...... c...:... HE'5 JUST 6R-PAN0/ bnrbaa (or Rent FOR RENT 64 BUSINESS ‘ toMT Borneo (or Beat anted to R e n t...... rO RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Mam i ReiU Rotate Pe> Sale •treet (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed 'artment Bulldlaa (or Sale ward J. HoU. T e l 4643 and 8036.’ uslnees ^ p e r t y lor Bale . . . . . anas aad Laad tot Bala ...... 'oh! 'ouses (or Bak ,, f 9 09 0 9 ta Sor Bale • a a a e«r a HOUSES FOR RENT 63 HOW AWFUUJ a^rt^partp (or Bala i b w ^ tor S a l* ...... HOUSE FOR RENT at 19 Birch Batata tor Bxobaa«a M d • «8R itad—Baal Batata street Apply John W righ t 32 r a e a a **dTird * • Locust street BoUoaa «a.e..a«ieM*.M. 7/1^ b FOR R E N T —6 ROOM single bouse, all Improvements, with garage. In quire 27 Stswkweather street. Read Hie Herald Adrt. Phone 3826. OOP'
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A man’s conscience is like his ap pendix. They’re both useless, and y neither one ever seems to bother DID YOU KNOW TH AT- him much. Tex., has been razed for a new t 8 highway route. Man—Do you spend your time z with puzzles? The automotive industry used 814,000,000 poimds of rubber, or 86 t Neighbor—No. Only with the per cent of the total rubber output, one I married. in 1928. There are more than 12,000,(XK) Correct This Sentence: "Sister Buddhists in India. married the rat,” said he, "so we ’The {inclent city of Troy was also CB O F IT IS, aU treat him nice for her sake.” known as Ulium. T H E Y The 18th Ckimposite Wing Head 7. No man is fit to marry a perfect quarters at Ft Shafter, “The Ha- M A V woman, but fortimately few have to wailans,” have gone to war against TAKE do it. mosquitoes. The aviators trail big , t h e s e traps on their planes. LU.aMT.< Negro Undertaker (over tele \ U P - S -8 phone)—Sambo, your mother-in-law The War Department recently ■o 1M4 I L sotvici. mc| awarded contracts for the con just died. <•1 Sambo— Is you sure, ’bout dat? struction of 104 60-inch, high-ln- Negro Undertaker— Shall I bury tensity, anti-aircraft searchUgbts her or embalm her? costing $2,015,900. SCORCH Y SMITH Flying Madman Sambo— Don’t let’s take no The Pope Toledo, a car manufac By John C. Terry chances, brother! Cremate her! tured in 1904, a flve-passenger open ---- IN TH6 H/<^ ALTITUPES ABO\^e — VIEST COAST AlkVIAYS touring, wltl no windshield, would - b a n n in g s h a r p l y - o l h c r c l i m b s F o r A LT rruP G - u s in g T 1 6 UNPA PASS -TWO AIRM EN ANKiOUS MEN WAIT EVERY TPICR KNOWN TO MILITARY COMBAT FUERS — A certain newspaper devoted an go 100 miles on five gallons of J AIGHT A EPIAA C O N T E S T ^ POR WORD FROM SCORCHY- gasoline. SCORCHY BVAPBS THE FIENDISH ATTEMPTS OF THE MAP entire column to dlsciisslng the — SCORCHY SMITH, COOL ANP PILOT TO DESTROY HIM — question of what eonstltutee c A woman went to the bank to e 1«M n« A. r . AD RiAbti IUMm4 cash a check. 3-6 Teller—Just endorse it, please. WASHINGTON TUBBS Woman—I don’t seem to imdsr- By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams stand. You see, my husband Is BY THi WAY, YOU BOYS DIDN’T HAPP^M TO RUN /N/WIJ. IKE SPOTTS IS SHERlFF>v away and sent this to me. He al ACROST OLD MAN RWER6, DID YOU? HE COMC OLD m am ‘RIVERS OWNS THE "o h , never m in d .' MY SON ^ N O -I‘M MAKING ways takes care of these things. *V AMHILE AGO , LOOKIN’ PER SOME MEXCUWS. DIAMOMD-BACK-T. THIS HERE'S WILL TAKE THEM OUT TO Teller—'That’s all right. Just sign rTHEM THINK MY your name exactly as you . would T THE NAWTH F¥^STURE. T H ‘ c a r .” ^ TH EY THINK SON IS industrious / your letters and I’ll give you the o h ! a Y0U‘RE A VERY NICE LADY, IT’S THE ONLY CHANCE RANCHER?' money. Wit h o u t m a k in * a g o a t Woman—I think I xmderstand. 1 GET. THE NEIGHBORS So she carefully wrote on the OUTA ME.' THAT'S FREE KNOW THE TRUTH. back of the check: “Your loving I 'I - SERVICE “ AN’ YOU MAKE Jane.” ME EARN THAT GUY^ DOUGH, SO THEYLLSAY, AIN T SHE Whether you stand up or sit down to do your drinking isn’t especially LOVELY/ YEH - L OVELY material. The important thing is not TO OTHER PEOPLE. to be carried out afterwards. ' The school teacher was giving her class of young pupUs a test on a re cent natural history lesson. Teacher—Now, Junior, tell me where the elephant is found? Junior (after hesitating) — The elephant, teacher, is such a big ani Girls sitting pretty Usually stand mal it is scarcely ever lost. on their own. THINKS HE IS. AlN’f ^ LOOKS LIKE t h e OLD MAN COMIN’ .NO W . YOU BOYS A BAD SORT PER AN EAST SET STILL A MINUTE, t FI66ER HE'LL BE WANTIN' ERNER, THO. OWNS LAND TO SEE you. ,------P>tUMB TO THE BORDER. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser a n d t h e n s o m e , y - l ------I I — ^ O DO YOU MEAN y ID tell m e t h a t th e r e ITS SO PURE, ITS IS OIL ON THE COOk n e a r l y REAC7Y PROPERTY FOR IMMEDIATE *Z USB? 3-« ’ O rr MCA SCWV1CC. >hc. wo. a t. patr.oer.. opf. ^ n IM4 BY NU BCRVICC INC. THE FALSE FRONT. S/iutSMAN SAM How A b ^ t Sain? By Small 1 ^ 1 DUUUO. OUX^l SbU'LlI o h \ So Va f in a l l y h a d s«u%e. ^sepl l a s t m i ' iv JKA Mwwa we..i GAS BUGGIES The Great Democrat By Frank Beck THOBI ARE MOST POOR TUPPfR. MV TASTif ARE >M0ULO YOU TO YOU .TUPPER. IT IS CONCOCTIONS, ■FgROMTRY TO HIS S IN fl OF INCOMPREHENSIBLE HOW A WHEN HE COMES CARE FOR AN TUPPIR, b u t TH 1..IR .. , PPDPRIBTY.HI UNDOUBTlOiy DONT BE AS DUMB AC YtXl LOOK !! ANeOfTORlA fm , MAN OP MEANS CAN RUENCH IN, SHALL 1 TELL IF You MENTION THIS TO ANYONE, BEVERA6ES OF THE ASCRIBES IT TO AN INHERITED HIS THIRST WITH THE NECTAR ICHARTRIUSE PAST DECADE HAVE PARSIMONIOUS STRAIN OF MV OF THE LOWLY AP P LE.. B U T HIM WHAT THE BVERYTHINC'LL BE o f f ? BESIDES, FRAPPE OR r u in e d MV POWERS DUBONNET, JACKSON ANCISTORS. 1 ALSO THEREIN LIES THE SECRET TEsrr SHOWED Ttou NEVER CAN TBLL ABOUT OIL, OF PREDILECTION. SUSPECT HEM IS HARBORINB OF UFE'S HAPPINtSS..EFUDy AND EVEN IF YOO CAN, JUST BRIHB ME ■ A SIMILAR LUDICROUS 7W8VSS YOU UK§ RfdAROlfSS »THE USUAL MISAPPREHENSION BY ~ OP THBR You shouldnt!! d e c a n t b r I THIS TIM E. INTR/NVC > VALOe, I A •pa ,Z. / 'V ■ T-' p a c t t w b c w U ♦ > i ABOUT TOWN Doetsrs’ Prescriptions Carefa&y Compounded At Oar Drat HALES iE L r - itH V L A daughter, Sally Ann, was bom Sunday at the Manchester Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chudoba, of 20 Eldgerton street. G n a c Mrs. Chudoba was formerly Miss I .1 Florence Wiley of Woodland street. Mr. Chudoba Is staff photographer for the Hartford Tlmee. Our Quick Turnover of MANCHcrm Comm- Take A Hint From Us The Brotherhood of the Lutheran Concordia church will bowl tomor Fresh Fruits and Customers Naturally Expect A Lot For Their Money! They Know row evening at 8:80 at Murphy's They Get A Great Deal More When They Shop For Hale’s Popu alleys. The captains request that all Vegetables SHOP FOR OUR the players be present. Asenree yon of fresh stock dallyl Here’s where the ’’Self- lar Mid-Week Serve” is very decidedly to your advantage. By personal - selec Rev. Marvin S. Stocking and Mrs. tion of every orange ttat goes to make np the dosen, you get Stocking returned yesterday from the choice of the crop. Further proof tiiat-— Bristol, R. I., where they have been with their daughter and son-in-law. “It Pays To Wait On Yourself” WEDNESDAY AISLE Rev. and Mrs. James E. Oeer, since the death of their infant son, Wednesday Specials Stephen J. Greer, which occurred on Sealdsweet Florida February 28. ORANGES dozen Housewives! Take Out Your Pencil And Check Your Sheet SPECIALS The Ladles Sewing Circle of the Approximately 90 dozen to selL They went like ’lio t Needs For Here’s An Outstanding Value! Fllghway Park Community club will hold its postponed annual meeting oakes” at last week’s sale. tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at No-Nick Tumblers the clubhouse. Election of officers Florida will take place at-this time and dues 81x99-inch Sheet 9-ounce Tumblers, with satin band, will be received. The retiring officers will serve as hostesses. G rapafrnit 6 for 19^ (42x36 in.) Miss Janet Simon has returned to Extra Large Florida and 2 Cases Children's Shoes Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., after spending a few days at her Oranges dozen 3 5 ^ IA large size, 81x99-inch, bed sheet and Low Shoes, brown and black; calf ^ 1 t% Q home on Henry street. a pair of cases, 42x36 inches. Sonklst oxfords, sizes 8 Vo to 2, for, p a ir ...... Rev. John F. Kenney who is In ^ First quality merchandise. Seamless charge of St. Bridget’s parish has sheets. CoflFee Tables arranged with Rev. Michael Martin Oranges dozen 19^ J Wednesday only at this special price... ot the Church of the Blessed Sacitu fill your needs tomorrow! ment, Bridgeport, to preach at the Baldwin Mahogany or walnut finished coffee Lenten service tomorrow evening at tables, well made, hand rubbed finish...... 27 9 C &L Bridget’s church. Rev. Martin At HALE’S Domestic Department—Main Floor, left who is a personpJ friend of Father Apples 3 pounds X ^ e Kenney is one of the most eloquent Springlike! Airy! Women’s Gloves of the younger preachers in the Winesap Look At These diocese. Shp-on fabric gloves, black, white and C Q # * Mr. {md Mrs. J. F. Van Ness who Apples 2 for 9c Ruffled have b^n at Nassau in the Baha mas are guests at The Columbus, Sonklst Miami’s fine bayfront hotel. Curtains Breakfast Cloths Lemons dozen 19^ Savings 54x54, all linen, hand blocked cloths, ^ ^ O O The silk and silk goods industries lead all others in Canada In the pro 25c Rubbing Alcohol 12e regular $1.95, f o r ...... * ^ 2 7 vision of emplojrment by a wide Snow-White Milk-of-Magneala Paste 9e margin. These industries have in 81.00 Sqiiibb Cod Liver Oil, «ee Women’s Handkerchiefs creased the number of their work pair (Mint or plain). ers almost steadily throughout the Cauliflower head 1^^ 25c Woodbury Creams, jar 19c depression. ’The index of employment ^ 6 0 pairs only... all the ' Linen handkerchiefs, white and colored ^ Green (Cold, cleansing and vanish in January was 432.6—2 1-2 times m€uiiifacturer had left in ing creams). —embroidered comers, 6 fo r ...... t 2 7 C the index for January, 1929, and stock of these fine curtains. $1.00 Liaterine 59c 323.6 per cent over the average for 0 F in e marquisette ruffled 1926. Leeks 2 bunches 9^ 50c Wonder Balm S8c curtains in small dots and (Great for chapped hands). Tapestry Bags Green figures. Priscilla tops. Full Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh length. Main Floor, right. Large size, suitable for shopping or ^ i C O ters of Scotia is planning an enter knitting, wooden handle, values to $2.95 for ^ 1 »,027 tainment and dance on Saturday, Beans 2 quarts 19^ ^Cresun and ecru. ’Tie backs. March 31 in Orange Hall at 7:30 p. Curtains—Main Floor, left m. A fine program of entertainment Silks vill be presented. ’Tickets may be Perfume secured from any member of the LENTEN SPECIALS What A “Kozy Kid” Rough silk crepe, washable and ^ lodge. Bargain! fast colors, y a r d ...... f O C The Manchester Radio club will Sardines 2 tins 23* resume its weekly meetings tonight Sleepers 1 0 * ^ at 8 o’clock at the West Side Rec. (In tomato saooe. Large). Popular odors: Sweet pea, L'rme Lodge, No. 72, Knights of Gorton's Codfish lb. 2 3 c Jasniin. gardenia and chyprei Pythish, will bowl as usual at Mur (Mam Floor, right). phy's alleys at 8 o’clock tonight. ’The Holden Nelson company have Tuna Fish 2 tins 3 5 c sold for Thomas J. Smith his dwell (Better-than-chicken). ing at 33 Lancaster road co Dorothy Heavy knit Basement The Manchester Public Market N. Little, and has rented the dwell sleepers with Burt Olney’s Golden Bantam feet Rubber ing at 39 Gerard street to Howard buttons. Drop, M. Kelley ol East Hartford. seat Sizes & Close-Outs Physicians who wiU respond to Corn 3 cans 35® months to 61 For Your Selection emergency calls tomorrow afternoon No. 2 cans. years. A cou 25c Metal Polish lOc pair ple of these I Mixing Bowls 25c and 39c Boneless Lean Veal for Stewing, solid meat...... 19c lb. are Dr. Howard Boyd, 6015, and Dr. will just see | N. A. Burr, 3030. Assorted The fashion alert shopper will (Values to 89c). Btmeless Rolled Pot Roast Beef, all lean m e at___19c lb. the little one Liquid Wax, pint 42c Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak for a nice meat loaf buy a couple of pairs of these through the ’The sewing Circle of the Army pkgs. fine double woven fabric gloves remaining cold Sewing Machme Oil, large . 10c ...... 2 lbs. 25c and Navy club auxiliary will meet Jelly Beans 3 2 5 c WEDNESDAY. Sllp-on models snaps. Platters and Vegetable Fresh Native Pigs’ Liver ...... 2 lbs. 25c tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock at In plain styles or fancy cuff Bowls 25c the home of Mrs. Ethel Quish of Jack Frost’s OONFECTIONER’S trims. Black, brown, grey, tan, Main Floor, (39c and 50c grades). YOU WILL ENJOY OUR FINE STEAKS Franklin street. navy. rear. Main Floor, right Basement Sirloin Steak, cut from choice tender beef, on sale SUGAR 3 pkgs. 2 0 c a t ...... 29c lb., 2 lbs. 55c Nice Golden West Fowl, cut up for a nice chicken soup, Here’s A Saving On The Famous “Pyrex” Glass Oveiiware! on sale at ...... ,69c each, 2 for $1.35 PINEHURST UALES GROCERY SPECIALS DIAL 4151 6 “Pyrex” Custard Cups Nice Native Medium Size Potatoes, from Ellington, nice and mealy, on sale a t ...... ,29c peck 4 Lbs. Rib Roast Pork— MEALTM MARKET in a wire rack A limited amount. Please Order Early! feThe nationally known “Py Royal Scarlet Finest Creamery Roll B atter___2 lbs. 59c 1 Large Can Applesauce— rex” oven-proof glassware, 10 Pounds Granulated S u g ar...... 2 Lbs. Sweet Potatoes— m six individual custard cups Finest Telephone P e a s...... 2 «»nB for 35c ALL FOR m a wire rack. Calo Dog or Cat Food...... 3 cans for 25c and 0 8 “ * '' * Fresh, Lean A 'This is a regular 50c set... 3 9 ^WEDNESDAY only at this l^st Pure L ard ...... 4-lb. carton 29c Same Oomblnatloo with Lola 11c saving! Strictly Fresh Large Eggs, from Coventry, on sale at Pork, 10c additkmaL set ...... 35c doz., 2 doz. for 65c Shoulder Steak At HALE’S Housefiimishing Department—Basement Pigs’ Liver, 2 lbs. They’re About The Most FRESH VEGETABLES Rib Corned, 5 lbs. dJomfortable Thing You Can Wear! Nice Medium Size Potatoes...... 29c peck Corned Spareribs, 25c pound i i « Fresh Green Spinach...... i9c peck 3 lbs. Hickory Fancy Fresh WeD Filled Lima B ^ n s ...... 2 qts. 25c Out from heavy prime beef. Always a popular seller with Fancy Fresh Green Telephone Peas ...... 2 qts. 23c FRESH nSH Health Market customers. Fresh Green String Beans...... 2 qts. 19c Elastic Girdles Fresh Tender Beets...... 2 bnnehes for 13c Chowder Clams Fresh Link Fresh Young Tender Carrots ...... 2 bmehes for 13c Opened dams C Notion . 0 0 Large Heads Fresh Broccoli...... I 5chead FUet of Sole SAUSAGE lb. 16c Fancy Fresh B erries...... pint basket 17c Filet of Mackerel Nothing but pore pork used In these saueages. Boston Blueflsh Specials m Fashioned of knitted elas tic; 4 hose supporters. AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT O ysters 5c Darning CJotton, 2 for 8c Mackerel 5c Darning Silk 2 for 8c mBend with ease..they give Delicious Butterfly B u n s...... I9c doz. Salt Herring with every body movement 5c Darning Wool 2 for 8c ..and they’re most com Delicious Home Made Devil’s Pood Layer Cakes * • 19c ea. 10c Canton Safety Pins, 8c fortable to wear. Home Made Hot X B uns...... igc doz. Send a few of these to the Heei- BURNS LONG 10c Wilsnap Fasteners 8‘j 0 Washes like lingerie. Home Baked B eans...... * ] | , 15^ pitel or ooBvaleoeent friend. 10c DeLuxe Hooks and Corsets—^Main Floor, rear. Home Made Gluten B re^, 1-lb. size ...... ___20c loaf Large Blue Grapes Jllue coal* burns steadily Eyes 8c Ripe Peaches 10c Rick-Rack Braid 8c Spring Is In The Air . . . COME TO THE STORE OR PHONE — DIAL 5111. Nectarines BURNS COMPLETELY 10c Bias Tape 8c And You Will Want . . . Temple Oranges 10c Sewing Machine Nee dles 8c In^n River Gnqiefniit, 10c Machine Needles 8c New Parchment 3 for 29c. F o r Fast, Clean DeUveries 10c Common Pins 8c Spareribs Kraut Tdephone. Main Floor, le ft 2 lbs. 29c Lb. 10c Lamp Shades Colored and RANGE & FUEL OILS Monarch Blacaroni or Spag Willimantic We Handle Only Hie Best! hetti, 3 boxes 29c. Phone 414» iC When In Need Of Range Or Fuel Ofl Thread Monarch Baking Chocolate, each PHONE 5293 VtAh. cake 19c. Tin W. G. Olenney Co. 5 9 Oeal, Loubqr, 8np|»lles, Paint 2 8c ^New white ground parchmeat 2-Lb. Jars Cherry, Phun or tM No. Blhla Street CSxoioe of black aad white shgdea In the new plainer atjdea Peach Jam, 35c. WUUmantic thread; all Bum- Lovely oeloringa The Bantly Oil Co. b«ra And our entire itoek ' '-n; -.r street of oHored mercerized Uirted. |For bridge, floor and table lamps. M anchester 2-Lb.. Jars Raspberry or (Mata Floor, left). a Strawberry Jam, 39c. Shades—^Basement w ADV£RT18E IN TUB HERALD—IT PAYS