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VOL. LIIL, NO. 119. (daaalfled Advertlalng on Page 10.) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1934. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS

1286 RAISED Picture Higrhlights In Life of Belgian Ruler AS 7SOO SEE WORLD MOURNS LOSS ICE URNIVAL OF KING OF BELGIANS Smiling Skies Draw Large Mouarch Killed While Moun- Crowd as Skating Stars Wethersfield Warden taiu CIhubiug — Fuueral Perform on Smooth Ice at Knew Belgians * King services ou Thursday — Center Springs Park. Sou Leopold Will Be Hartford, Feb. 19.— (AP)—Ward-<^ "I was with the party for two en Cha-les S. Reed of the State days," the warden said, "and had a Perfect weather aided by the delightful time. The Prince was a Crowued ou Friday — Prison at Wethersfield is one of the largest and best cast of skating wonderful fellow, democratic and a talent ever to vlait a Msuichester few men in this country who had a delightful conversationalist. He was Flags All Oyer Europe Fly rink combined to produce the ban­ standing invitation to call upon a handsome fellow and one of the King Albert of Belgium at the most delightful companions one ner event in the history of the an­ Brussels palace. could hope to meet.” at Half Staff. nual outdoor sports in this town on The warden, today, recalled two Before the Prince, left the city, he Center Springs rink yesterday after­ pleasant days spent with the klz.g, gave Police Chief Reed his card and noon- then Prince Albert, when he came invited him to call upon nlm if you The weather was ideal for out­ to this country Incognito in 1898 ever come into my country,” re­ By Associated Press door activities and the ice was in and as a guest of the late railroad gardless ot the rank he might hold. All the world combined today in fine condition. The carnival pro­ magnate, James J. HIU, visited The Prince became king socn aft­ mourning for Albert I. King of the gram was opened by Chief An­ Seattle, Wash. The warden then erwards and a few years after their Belgians, killed Saturday night in a nouncer William Krah, who intro­ was chief of police. The period was meeting. Mi ano Mrs. Reed were in fall while mountain climbing. duced Chairman J. Andrew Holz- the iQondykc excitement. Belgium. They called at the Royal Belgium, bowed wdth grief, pre­ helmer, of the Permanent Armistice The Prince, the warden said, Palace where they were cordially pared to crown Albert’s elder son Day Committee, sponsors of the wanted to see “ everything” in that received. But ECing Albert happened as Leopold HI. carnival this year. Chairman Holz- city and Chief Reed was asked to to be at his summer palace far from Only the presence of Crown heimer appealed to the big crowd, serve as personal escort to the re­ Brussels and their second meeting Prince Leopold assuaged the little estimated at 7,500 people, to con­ gal visitor. never took place. nation’s grief, for the Belgian na­ tinue to make Manchester one of tion looks to Leopold, now 32 yesirs the leading winter sports towns in old, as a worthy successor to his New England each year. ' ' i beloved father. Cook Extends Greetings ' Leopold, like his father, served Aaron Cook, chairman of the FRANCE FEARS EFFECTS with the Belgian troops in the Manchester ^ard of Selectmen, World War and gives evidence of welcomed the gathering to Manches­ being as democratic as the late ter and said that he was Intensely Monarch. Interested in outdoor sports though OF KING ALBERT’S DEATH Love of . the dead king and confi­ having been denied this pleasure dence in the new appeared to have himself. The big crowd applauded united all the political factions of Selectman Cook at the conclusion Belgium in the hour of trial. of his welcoming address. Belginm Occupies Vital Posi­ Dlflermces Forgotten Activities started when Herbert DARROW, SEABURY Socialists. Liberals and Conserva­ and Marion Meyer of Springfield “These pictures of the late King Albert and his family recall some of the highlights in the life of Belgium’s beloved ruler. At upper left you see tives stood side by side in mourning. appeared in a double figure skating him in Brussels with the late President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. At that time. King Albert was being hailed as one of the greate.st heroes ot tion in Lineup of Smaller Only the Communists expressed dis­ the World W ar...H e carefully trained his son for succession to the throne, and below are pictured Crown Prince Leopold, who now will become act at 2.50 p. m. Mrs. Meyer was FOR NRA POSITIONS satisfaction with the succession to King, and his wife. Princess Astrid of Sweden. . .Next is an unusually fine character study of the dead ruler.. .Always daring and progressive, he the throne and their declaration, dressed in a red skating ensemble was the first crowned heat in the world to ride in an airplane, and the lower photo shows him In tin open cockpit craft. and her partner w£is striking in Nations in Germany’s Re­ calling on workers to refuse recog­ white blouse and dark blue suit. The nition to Leopold, wras ignored by Springfield couple presented an ex­ armament Demands. Gen. Johnson Asks Them to other political factions. cellent number, con-sistlng of spins, Sovereigns of other countries or long and sustained dips and intri­ their representatives, statesmen, PRESIDENT 0 . K.’S ADVISORY BOARD and delegations from all walks of cate whirls to the accompaniment CONNECTICUT COMPANY Paris, Feb. 19.— (AP) — Concern Serye to Look After Inter­ of the music. life prepared to go to Brussels for Wallet and Brown NEWSPAPER CODE was manifested in official quarters the funeral services Thursday and Wallett and Brown of this towp IN STATE QUITS today regarding the possible effects ests of Small Dealers. the coronation Friday. in a doubles figure number pleased RAISES WORKERS’ PAY of the death of King Albert I of Flags throughout most of EJurope flew at halfstaff. A special messen­ the crowd as also did Noval Bap- Belgium on Ftance’s lineup of ger service was established in Brus­ tie, the greatest judge of skating smaller nations against Chancellor Washington, Feb. 19.—(AP)—A sels to convey telegrams and cable- talent in this country. Mr. Baptie, Ask Tkat Big Publications Jjs Notified by Sec. Ickes to Hitler's rearmament demands. board to observe the effect of NRA Agreement Reached to In­ l;elgium occupies a vital position grames of condolences to the sor­ an interested spectator of this act, 3 AUTO DEATHS code^ upon smaD enterprises, nomi­ rowing royal family in the palace. In. this lineup. 'Th., French are nated by Senator Nye, (R., Nd , predicted a great future for Miss Place News Staffs on a 40 Belgium’" allies of the World War Dorothy Brown if she continues in Find Up Work; Many strengthening fortifications in the and including in its membershl crease Wages of Employ­ Rhineland region in the fear Bel­ Samuel Seabui’y, noted New Yor noted with satisfaction that the her art. military leaders of Germany, head­ Gabriel Trezeskie of New Britain, Hour Week. OVER THE WEEK END gium defenses are weak. Some investigator, and Clarence Darrow, Projects Approved. French statesmen even have pro­ the Chicago lawyer, was created to­ ed by President von Hindenburg gave the first single number of the ees Two Cents an Hour himself were among those who sent afternoon. Trezeskie was dressed in posed to extend a chain of steel and day by Hugh S. Johnson. concrete along the Belgian frontier. ■To be known officially as NRA’s messages telling of their grief. an all-black skating suit and was Washington, Feb. 19.— (AP) — for Period of One Year. Fourth Person Is Kille New Haven, Feb. 19.— (A P )—The With this situation obtaining, the “ Review Advisory Board” it meets easily seen to advantage during his Approving the newspaper publishers three highest ranking .members of Monday, February 26, to organize BELGIUM MOURNS act from any distance. Connecticut Advisory Board of the Brussels, Feb. 19.— (A P )—Bel­ code President Roosevelt made a re­ the Cabinet went to Brussels today in time for participation in the en­ Wallett and Foley of this town, Public Works Administration, one suing public hearings and code au- gium today mourned her hero-king New Haven, Feb. 19.— (A P )—An When His Gun Is Dis­ to bow at Albert’s bier as official followed with a men's double num­ quest that newspapers with more of the princlpeil links in the Nation­ envoys of sympathy to France’s and prepared for the coronation of ber, featuring whirls and spins and thar? 75,000 circulation in cities of increase of two cents an hour in the 1 al recovery system—winds up its closest edly. (Oontlooed 00 ?age Two.) his sorrowing son. long figures. The local pedr got a 750,000 or more place their news basic wage of Connecticut company | charged Accidentally. work February 28, after devoting Envoys from France Albert I. King, of the Belgians rousing welcome for their continued staffs immediately on a five day 40 employees was awarded today by a weeks to the consideration of proj­ They are Premier Doumergue and and the Commander-ln-Chlef of interest in the local rink when they hour week basis. board of arbitration named to settle ects running into several millions of his two vice-premiers, Edouard Her- their army when ragged, ill, Ul-fed appeared for their special number. The President’s executive order the wage dispute between the tran­ By Associated Press dollars. Notice that the board would riot and Andre Tardieu who en­ NEW RECORD IS SET and suffering it stood off the forces New York Artists sit company and its employees. trained shortly after the Chamber Cl required that a study be made with­ Three lives were lost in automo­ be discontinued was received by Kaiser Wilhelm during the World Roland Jansen of the Winter The memorandum of award writ­ of Deputies had suspended its ses­ War, was killed late Saturday in a in 60 days to determine p>ermanent bile accidents last week-end in Con­ Archibald McNeil, its chairman, policy on the employment of chil­ ten by Judge Robert L. Munger of sion for 15 minutes as a sign of fall while mountain climbing. from Harolc Ickes, Secretary of the mourning. (Continued on Page Six,) dren as delivery boys and paper the Court of Common Pleas, in­ necticut and a fourth person met FOR AIRMAIL HOP It was his favorite sport and he Interior and Public Works adminis­ The French are wondering if salesmen, and a further study to es­ creases the basic rate for operator.s violent death the victim of an ac­ trator. was an expert; but a bit of frost­ of one-man trolleys and buses who cidental discharge from a shot-gun Prince Leopold, as King Leopold III, bitten rock broke in his hand and he tablish hour provisions for the edi­ While work on PWA projects in have been in the company’s employ he had himself hidden in a bush. will fight with his father’s firmness plunged 36 feet to death. torial staffs of all newspapers. Connecticut got under way Novem­ against “Nazi intrigues” in Bellgum CLAIM U .S . LOAN In accepting the code, the Presi­ one year or longer from 60 to 62 The automobile deaths showed an Eddie Rickeubacker Made They found him where he had increase of one over the previous ber 4, McNeil recently expressed the —Intrigues supposedly encouraged dent said he was “dissatisfied’’ with opinion that the state would not by Flemish Extremists. fallen, 10 hours later. Death must its child labor provisions, which (Continued on Page Six) weekend of thrie over the have been instantaneous. At all weekend before that, when a cam­ begin to feel the fi’ll benefits until ’’The new king is still quite young Trip from Coast to Coast provide that boys under 16 may sell early this spring. As of December and certainly will not have either Events the 58 year old king did not FOR W AR PURPOSES papers out of school hours between paign for safe driving resulted in suffer. His skull was fractured. not a single automobile fatality that 3, the Connecticut board hao sub­ the authority or the experience of 7 a. m. and 7 p. m. in winter time his father,” said the Paris Midi,” State Funeral weekend in the state. mitted applications for Connecticut iu 13 Hours, 4 Miuutes. and 7 a. m. and 8 p. m. in summer. 14 YEAR OLD GIRL projects valued at $8,840,569, of “but already jiie sound rearing ^ With all the pomp of royal cere­ The report on both questions will A retired Episcopal minister, The given Prince Leopold and his young mony the state funeral of Albert I Japanese Official Says China Rev. Charles Capw-ffl, 83 years old, which $6,981,000 had been approved. be made by Administrator Hugh S. To En>pIoy 14,000 Intelligence— ripened prematurely in will be held Thursday. Within 24 Johnson rather than independently died in the Norwalk hospital Sun­ Newark, N. J., Feb. 19.— (AP) — McNeil estimated that the proj­ the sufferings of the war—give hours of the obsequies. Crown by the American Newspaper Pub­ IS FOUND SLAIN day after his automobile was struck great hope.” Captain Eddie Rlckenbacker landed Prince Leopold, will become, at the Is Building Military Air­ by the Pittsfield Express Saturday ects applied for would provide 4,- lishers Association, proponent of the Barthou’s Eulogy at 1;01 p. m. today to complete the age of 32, the fourth king of the code; at a crossing of the New York, New 400.000 man-hours work in the state and those approved would give 8,- Foreigpn Minister Louis Barthou, last commercial sdr mall filght for Belgians—Leopold HI. As for the publishers’ declaration Haven and Hartford railroad. Mr. Prince Leopold and the Princess ports With the Funds. 500.000 man hours or the equivalent in an eSogy before the (Chamber of the Transcontinental & Western for freedom of the press, the Presi­ Police Seek Motive for Mur­ Capwell, rector-emeritus of a Ra­ were vacationing at Adelboden, to one month’s work for 14,000 men. Deputies, said; Air, Inc. dent said he was allowing it to re­ cine, Wis., church, came to Norwalk “The Immortal memory of King Switzerland, when word of the Since Its appointment, the board The flight, a gesture to show ef­ main because “it has no meaning,” three years ago to live with a Albert will tighten the secular union King’s death reached them. The Tokyo, Feb. 19.— (A P )—Reports and observed that it was “pure sur­ der; In same District That grandson. which consists of McNeil. John J. ficiency in the handling of airmail that a portion of America’s $50,- Pelley, president of the New York, between the two people which the Prince, tired by a day of skiing was plusage.” KJUed In Crash same invasion, the same resistance by commercial planes, started at 000,000 cotton and wheat iryn to New Haven and Hartford railroad Los Angeles at 11;30 p. m. yester­ sound asleep when there came a May Impose Codes. Horace Watson, 35, of Waterbury, pounding at the door, urgently sum­ China is being used in the expan­ Another Girl Was Killed. was pronounced dead on arrival at and State Senator Harvey L. day. TWA officials claimed it set a Of the publishers’ reservation that (Continued on Page Six) moning him to the telephone. sion of Chinese airdromes at Foo­ they would not accept any modifica­ a Torr ngton hospital after his car Thompson of Middletown, has held new record for commercial flights. It was thus, in Switzerland, that chow and Amoy will be the subject tion of the code by the President, he overturned on the Bethlehem road numerous hearings throughout the The plane, a Dougles airliner and shortly of Japanese diplomatic rep­ said that “of course a man does not Boston, Feb. 19.— (A P )—The near Morris. He was driving alono. state. At one time, McNeil, vho is the newest type of commercial ship, the young Prince learned he must resentations to China, it was leamr consent to what he doesn’t consent body of Victoria David, 14, blood- , Michael Carrigan, about 70, of also Democratic National commit­ carried six passengers. prepare to be King. ed today. to.” The President then proceeded covered and apparently murdered, South Coventry, died in a Wllllman- teeman and lntim>'''e friend of Pres­ JOHN J. MCGRAW Rlckenbacker made two stops en- Breaks the News A Japanese foreign office spokes­ to assert this did not in any way was found this morning in a park­ tlc hospital Saturday night, about ident Roosevelt, suggested the route, the last at Columbus, O. He He went at once to the quarters man s^d Akira Ariyoshl, minister affect his powers under the section ing space in the South End, near an hour after he was struck on board’s work. Governor Wilbur. L. left the latter place at 10;37 a. m. of his consort and broke to her the to China, had been instructed to of the industrial law which permits Boston’s Chinatown. The site is in Main street by a car driven by Har­ Cross, however, expressed the opin­ SINKING RAPIDLY today and was sighted over New- news. They started for Brussells im­ seize an early opportunity to ask him to impose codes. the same general section of the city ry E. Taylcr, 43, of Mansfield. Tay­ ion that the need for a special ses­ EU-k airport at 12;58 p. m. mediately, arriving here early to­ the Nanking Nationalist govern­ This* policy has not been resorted in which Ethel Zuckerman, school­ lor was held under bond pending an sion was not urgent enough. 18 Hours, 4 Minutes day. ment to confirm or deny the re­ to under NRA but the right to do girl bakery employe was slain sev­ inquest. Ickes’ Letter The elapsed time of the flight was “The Crown Prince and Princess, ports. so has not been surrendered by the eral weeks ago. The loaded shotgun Melvin Mc­ In notifying McNeil of the deci­ ""Little Napoleon” of Major 13 hours and 4 minutes. The TWA the former Princess Astrid of Swe­ In the event of confirmation, the administration. The David girl, who had not been Gowan, 16, of West Stafford had sion to discontinue the board. Sec­ officials said the feistest previous den, 28 years old, hurried to th4 spokesman said, Ariyoshl will warn Of the reference to freedom of the seen since 9 o’clock yesterday morn­ hidden in a bush brought death to retary Ickes wrote; commercial transcontinental flight royal castle at suburban Laeken. China that such use of foreign funds press the President also said; ing, was reported missing by her him accidentally Saturday. He was “With non-Federal projects pend' League Baseball Seriously was made in 18 hours and 30 min­ Like Queen Elizabeth prostrated violates China’s pledge not to em­ “ Recitation of the freedom of the family at 11 o’clock last night and shot to death as he pulled the gun Ing in Washington for amountis far by grief the Prince and Princess re­ ploy borrowed money in military utes, elapsed time. press clause has no more place here the police were asked to search for from the brush. The medical exam­ in excess ol any sums that can rea- The record for the flight, made in mained hidden today in the castle establishments along the Fukien than would a recitation of the whole her. iner found that death was acciden­ III in Hospital. behind the guarded, grilled fence, province coast. a speed plane, is 10 hours and 19 of the Constitution or of the ten When the body was found this tal. (Continued on Page Six.) minutes, set in 1932 by James Haiz- while a throng milled soberly about The spokesman said that many commandments. morning, her brother Fred was outside. reports concerning Fukien air bases llp. “The freedom guaranteed by the summoned and made identification. New York, Feb. 19.— (A P )—John Pilots for the Rlckenbacker flight The first Important ceremony, had reached Tokyo “from Japanese Constitution is the freedom of ex­ The girl apparently had been dead were Jack Frye, pilot Andrews and during the period of mourning, consuls and agents in other depart­ pression and that will be scrupu­ several hours, the police said, and J. McGiaw, one of baseball’s great­ H. W. Tomlinson. which will continue until after th* ments of the Japanese government." lously respected— but it is not free­ they expressed the opinion that she est leaders and fighters today was Burglar Is Run Over “That’s what commercial airlines funeral will be j'emoval of the body One of these, he asserted, was dom to work children, or do business had been beaten to death. waging a losing battle against could do with the airmail,” Rlcken­ to the royal palace in Brussels to­ that “officers of an American gun­ in a fire trap or violate the laws Like Other Murder uremia in New Rochelle bospitsd. night. The body will be borne on x boat l3dng off Foochow during the backer said E is he stepped from the against obscenity, libel and lewd- The mystery closely followed the While Fleeing Police A bulletin Issued by bis doctors caisson between solid walls of war recent disturbances (in Fukien ness.” unsolved and apparently motiveless plane. reported his condtilon as worse veterans along the route through, province) went ashore and inspect­ Johnson, presenting the chief ex­ slaying of Miss Zuckerman in a the city—war veterans who remem­ than last night, when they express­ ed proposed airdrome extension ecutive’s order to newsmen today, South End bakeshop which occurred TREASURY BALANCE ber the great figure of a man six plans." Bridgeport, Feb. 19.— (A P )—Rus-.^ Belief that a list of robberies in ed hopes for his reebvery, and from explained that while all newspapers while bakers and other emplo. es cities throughout New England may feet two inches tall who risked his Another said houses surrounding were free to come under the ANPA sell Irwin’s career in banditry, end­ other sources It was learned be wall were at work In another sect ,n of be charged to Irwin was expressed Washington, Feb. 19.— (AP)—’The life almost dally to be close to his the present flying field at Foochow ing In a sensational chase and cap­ sinking rapidly and in a semi-coma. code without any requirement that the bakery plant. today as be admitted one such position of the Treasury February soldiers during the trying days of were being condemned and demol­ they should become members of that “The patient was restless at In- The parking space In which the ture Saturday night after he at­ holdup In Providence and Boston po­ 16 was; Receipts $7,914,901.80; ex­ the World War. ished to permit the extensions. The association, all those who did not David girl’s body was found is lo­ tempted to bold up a shoe store on lice sought to connect him with an­ terviUs last night,” reported Doc­ spokesman added; specifically subscribe to it would be tors Louis B. Chapman and E. L. penditures, $33,798,9’70.44; balance, To Be In State cated at Tyler and Kneeland streets, Main strest, may leave him a leg­ other of the same t3rpe. 14,244,193,581.20; customs receipts The body will lie in state at the “The enlargements. In our belief, under the National Editorial Associ­ only a short distance from the girl’s Kellogg In their official statement. less cripple for Ufe. Yesterday, Irwin, who is 26, a for the month, 113,881,011.01. Palace until Thursday when It wilt exceed purely commercial require­ ation section of the graphic arts home at 76 Hudson street. “The general condition is not quite At St Vincent’s hospital, it was native of Norristown, Pa., and a for­ Receipts for the fiscal year since be taken to the Saint Qudele Cathe­ ments. Moreover, the establishment code, which was approved Saturday. The body was found juflt before as g o ^ this morning. Temperature, discovered that both his legs were mer convict paroled from Iona Re­ July 1; $4,627,680^129.66: expendi­ dral. Interment will be in the Rojrxl of two big air bases so close togeth­ Labor Provisos. 8; 30 a. m. by Patrolman William smashed by the truck which ran formatory, Michigan, admitted pulse and respiration au’e somewhat tures, $3,996,361,762.29 (including Crypt at La^en. er as Foochow and Amoy supports The two codas, be Explained, how­ Dltmar. He already had been pro­ over him as he fled from the shoe when confronted with Matthew increased.” the suspicion that they are intended ever, would be made substantially vided with a description of the miss­ store. X-ray pictures of his legs Oliver, owner of a shoe store In McOraw’s age— be will be 61 on $2,229,707,368.60 of emergency ex- How the widowed, 68 year old' for military purposes. This we are identical as to labor provisions, ing girl and had established partial were being taken today to deter­ Providence, that he had robbed April 7—Is a factor working against pVKlitures); excess of receipts, Queen Elizabeth was bolding up un-. unable to ignore in view of the identification before the brother, mine whether one or both legs Oliver’s store of |90 on Saturday, his recovery, his physicians point $181,496,367.37; gold assets $7,093,* proximity of Formosa." ^CX>Bttnaed on Page Six.), Fred, arrived. should be amputated. February 10. out {Ckmturned on T«»V ■•i Tf‘"- P A ^ I TWO BIAWCHESTTER EVENING HBRAED, MANCHESTER, OONN„ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1», I M ■0*

the new ruler of the Belglana—King ASSERTS DR. DEAN WORLD MOURNS LOSS Leopold m . ARMY AND NAVY CLUB These words, '!^ swear to observe PART OF WATKINS’ GIVES ENUGHTENWG . FAmTDiiiTttsr the constitution and the laws of the OBITUARY OF KING OF BELGIANS Belgian people and to tw^ini-Bin the TO ENTERTIAN LADIES DIS(X)URSE ON BIBLE CAUSED TROUBLE national independence and the in­ STORE IS FLOODED (Oontlnoed from Page One) tegrity of territory,” will be spoken CfflUPMUCnON by the 32-year-old Crown Prince Supper Saturday at 6:30 Fol- DEATHS Secretary of Coiinecticiii Bible der the sudden sorrow could not be Friday. Ipwed by General Dancing Society Addresses Every Slain Doctor’s Former Wife learned today. The solemn ceremony oh the day and Social Program. after the burial of his father. King Water from Pipe That Burst MRS. CATHERINE CARNEY man’s Bible Class at Second Kiwanis Speaker Says Home Since the first outburst of pas­ Albert I, will be held in the Cham­ ConsrregationaL sionate distress in the death cham­ Annual Ladies Night of the Army Tells Reason Why They ber of Deputies. and Navy club will be observed Sat­ ber where she knelt weeping beside Members of both houses of Parlia­ on Second Floor Does DIES ON SATURDAY The Everyman’s Bible class was the body, she has passed the time urday evening, February 24 at the Can Alone Core Tooth ment, magistrates, lawyers, council­ club house on Main street. Supper to charge of the evening service last Separated. in privacy. lors of state and other officials will Damage. night at the Second (Congregational Only the second son. Prince will be served at 6:30 followed by Widow of John M. Carney gather for the brilliant occasion. an entertainment and dancing. church, and the program of music Charles, was with the Queen tintll Royal thrones wdll be erected to Passes Away —- Suffered with an illustrated lecture by Sam­ last midnight when Prince Leopold the chamber for the first time since Members may bring their wives, Grepawood, Miss,, Feb. 19.— (AP) mothers, sisters and sweethearts. Water from a pipe that burst in Heart Attack Recently. uel W. Raymond, secretary of the —Further testimony that Dr. Sha> and his wife -arrived from Switzer­ the accession of King Albert a quar­ (Connecticut Bible society, pleased a A return to family life as a cure land. Their sorrowful meeting took ter of a century ago, since this fea­ All registrations must be filed the local branch of the Hartford rsLh Ruth Dean bad caused the rift with the club steward before the Mrs. (Catherine A. Carney, widow large audience. ’The church orches­ for juvenile delinquency w u advo­ place in the Queen’s private apart­ ture was dispensed with upon Al­ School of Music, located to the tra played at tbe beginning of the cated as a vital necesal^ by Jud‘~e between Dr. John Preston Kennedy, ments in the palace at Laeken. bert’s visits to Parliament during c)ub closes Wednesday evening, and Watkins building, flooded Watkins of John M. Carney, died Saturday admission cards received. There will program and for several of the Abraham Wofsey of Stamford at Greenwood surgeon and Mrs. Ken* For the next three days, the bis reign. Brothers’ used furniture depart­ afternoon at 1 o’clock. She bad been hymns. Miss S>velyn and Miss Ruth nedy, was given by the divorced Crown Prince and Princess are ex­ The New Queen. be no charge to members for this ment below the school, and the sub­ ill for one month, suffering a heart the regular weekly meeting of the event. Fish sang two vocal duets, one of Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Sheridan wife today ir the murder trial of pected to maintain privacy Insofar The new queen, the former Prin­ basement of the store to which a attack four weeks ago today. She them playing an auto-harp accom­ considerable quantity of new maple this noon. Mr. Wofsey, a fonner ■ Dr. I>ean, charged with poisoning as possible— the Princess particu­ cess Astrid of Sweden, will-be the would have been 79 jrears. old to paniment The opening prayer was furniture was stored, yesterday af­ city court judge, spoke to the Kl- the surgeon last July. larly. It is unlikely that she will ap­ first to enter the chamber. She M ay. by Rev. M. S. Stocking of the North The state has sought to prove ternoon. Elverythtoft was to perfect wanlans on “Juvenile Delinquency.” pear in public. will be followed shortly by Leopold Mrs. Carney bad been a resident Methodist church and the benedic­ that Kennedy died when he was order when Eldward Bensoq, janitor Yontb Leads and he "^IV then take the oath. DOLLFUSS CLAIMS of Mancheeter since 1868, coming tion by Rev. F. C. Allen. making plans to re-wed his former Afterward, the new King will read of the store, made a round of in­ The speaker said that present day “ALL IS FINISHED” here from Holyoke, Mass., and on Joseph Wright, president of the statistics show an increase in juve­ a speech from the throne. With- spection at noon. The leak was not wife. Brussels, Belgium, Feb. 19.— (AP) January 26, 1872 was married In nile delinquency since 1920 but he Mrs. Bessie Barry Kennedy ap­ drawdng immediately to the Royal discovered until 6 o’clock when Mr. class, introduced Mi. Rasnnond, who — “ All is finished!” — a phrase ONLY 241 KILLED St. Bridget’s church to John M. gave a talk on “How We Got Our personally dohbted If this was true peared more composed this morning Palace a half hour later he will re­ Benson made another tour of the Carney by Rev -iames H. Qunpbell, breathed so low as to be almost in­ store. No estimate of the loss to Bible.” He exhibited a number of as no adequate records were kept as she took the stand to resume the audible— was uttered over and over ceive an address from Parliament. the first pastor of a Roman Cath­ to those days. He said the majority narrative or her marital difficulties. Preparations for the ceremony new and used furniture was avail­ interesting old Bibles and what is again today by the distraught able this morning at Watkins olic church in Manchester. She had believed to be the smcdlest complete of crimes today are committ^ by • She was patently nervous during proceeded quietly today to keeping always been a resident of the west Queen Elizabeth of Belgium as she Brothers. Bible ever printed. He said that boys and young men between 16 and preliminary testimony Saturday. mourned the death of the King. with the period of the nation’s But Socialist Fogitiyes Say side and was one of the first fam­ 24 years of age and that crimes by whereas Bibles were formerly 8250 Carefully avoiding Dr. Dean’s This was revealed by persons deepest mourning. ilies to move to Walnut street when persons over thirty years of age are. eyes, who kept her face constantly close to the Queen as they sought Newspapers appeared with heavy that street was opened over 40 apiece and were chained to the growing less and less. on the witness, Mrs. Kennedy, blond to comfort her. They said she was black borders offsetting the head­ 2>500 Died During Four years ago. churches, now a very good Bible Judge Wofsey said that the juve­ gmd pretty, told the jury she ahd almost overcome with grief and was lines, “Le Roi Est Mort” (The King REV. DR. BEARDSLEY Since the death of her husband on may be bought for 26 cents. nile courts do not go far enough in her husband discussed a divorce unable to control her feelings. Is Dead.) Days of Fighting. December 4, 1920, she had made her Mr. Rajrmond showed views of the that their methods are curative' “shortly after I foimd Dr. Dean’s Intimates of the royal family at The press recalled that King Al­ home with her daughter, Mrs. Jacob early scrolls and plates, obtained to rather than preventative and that letter to him in 1931.’’ suburban Laeken, site of the castle, bert was the first to inaugurate an RESIGNS HIS POST Corclllus, who survives her as do various museums, recording the preventative measures are neces­ “Did you notice anything unusual declined to give details, however, of 8-hour working day in Belgium, ini­ Vienna, Feb. 19.— (A P )—All Eu­ two other daughters, Mrs. Patrick sacred writings and records of sary to curtail crimes which are in Preston’s conduct after this that the heartrending scene which tiating the practice in the royal rope wondered today just how many J. Ryan anu Mrs. William H. Burke. Christendom, down to the time when caused by young people not adjusted to society. caused you concern?" asked Special marked the first meeting of the palaces. men, women and children—workers, There are also two sons, Robert E. King James, king of Great Britain, royal son and his mother upon Needb Affectioa Prosecutor Means Johnston. police and soldiers— died in Aus­ Carney and Philip H. Camay, fifteen France and Ireland, decreed that Sought a Reason Prince Leopold’s arrival from Switz­ NOT TO ATTEND FUNERAL. tria’s civil war last week. Quits Pastorate of New Hav­ the translations should be made into During the past few jrears, he erland last night. grandchildren, two great-grandchil­ said,\ stress has been laid on the “ Yes," Mrs. Kennedy testified. “I Rome, Feb. 19.— (A P )—Neither Chancellor Dollfuss declared to an dren and a sister-ln-law. Miss the English language, and gave looked around for a reason. One day The expressions on their faces international broadcast Sun(^ay that orders for forty or more acknowl­ material things of life and tbe most told the trsiglc story of the moving King Victor Emanuel nor Queen en Church After Serving Nellie Camay, all of Manchester. important unit of ail—the family I entered the side door of my hus­ Elena, it was said to court circles 241 were slain before the four day The funeial will be aeld tomorrow edged authorities on these records to moments when mother eind son Socialist rebellion was put down. unit—has been neglected. He lik­ band’s medical building and started sobbed out their sorrow in the lone­ today, will go to Brussels for the morning at the house at 9 o’clock, set to work to revise them and pro­ ened the growing child to a flower down the hall toward the reception funeral of King Albert I. To this number, however, can be for 42 Years. when there will be prayers for tte duce the English Bible. ly early morning hours. added without argument five Social­ and pointed out the child needs room. Before I reached there, Pres­ Before they embraced after the The death of the Belgian ruler is family, conducted by her grandson. affection, attention and culture as ton came out and met me. He seem regarded here as would be the death ists, who a government communique Prince and his Princess had been said, were slain by Helmwehr bay­ Rev. James Leo Burke, SJ., and a does a flower, especially during the ed to try to detain me but I walked taken to the castle, the mother and of any reigning monarch and not as New Haven, Feb. 19.— (A P )—The solemn high mass at St James’s formative yews from four to 15 casually on into the reception room. onets yesterday and seven Soclal- SAYS eWA WORKERS the man who will soon be King Leo­ that of a relative by marriage, it ista hanged for insurrectionary ac­ Rev. Dr. William A. Beanlsley, 42 church at 9.<60 at which Rev. James years of age. I saw Dr. Dean going out the other pold i n knelt before the dead Mon­ was explained. tivities. years rector of St. Thomas’ Leo Burke will be the celebrant, as­ ’The speaker said that of the thou- door. arch's bier in the royal bedchamber. Prince Umberto expected to leave Counting those, the official death Episcopal church of this city and sisted by Rev William P. Reldy and safids who visited the Worid’s Fair “Preston began to receive suspi­ Princess Not Well Naples today with Princess Mr.rie- list may be set at 253, but there the for 17 years a member of the stand­ Rev. P. J. KlUeen. TO BE REEMPLOYED at (Chicago last summer only a com­ paratively few visited the social sci­ cious telephone calls amd would stay Princess Astrid, who loved King Jose. the late king’s daughter, for argument begins. ing committee of the diocese and The bearers, which she selected Albert as she did her own father, ence exhibits. He said the family is out until 3 or 4 o’clock in the mom' Rome. Later, it is understood, the Fu^ fives’ Claims now its secretary • ae announced his when realizing that her death was ing. was urged to shorten her trying vis­ prince plans to continue to Brussels Socialist fugitives in Bratislavia, near, will be six grandchildren, El­ an institution that has lasted resignation effective June 1. through the centuries and that “He usually stayed out late when it to the death chamber because «f alone. Czecho S'<- - - via, told the Associat­ more and Charles Ryan, William her health. In a lettei of resignation read to there is no substitute for home and he had labor cases but I grew sus- The princess received the news of ed Press at least 2,600 were and John Burke, John and Robert State Official Declares Num­ The Dutch prince consort, Henry the vestry ot the church at a spe­ family life, to which we must return pidous when he received so many her father s death with great cou­ killed. C Slovakian newspa­ E. Carney, Jr. The body will be of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Crowm cial meeting last week and sent to to curb juvenile delinquency.” of those cslUs.” rage. Although considerably shaken, pers hit u be same estimate and the Rt. Rev. Frederick G. Budlong placed In the receiving vault In St. ber of New Federal Pro­ Talking directly to the jury and Prince Gustaf Adolph of Sweden Lieut. Governor Here she did not collapse or faint when Chancello: .uolf Hitler of Germany of the Connecticut diocese, the re­ James’s cemetery. twisting a wisp of a handkerchief in and Princess Astrid’s father. Prince said to an interview the dead would Richard Fitch of Stamford, lieu­ the word reached here. tiring rector expressed his desire to tenant governor of the Connecticut her hands, Mrs. Kennedy said that Carl, Duke of Vastergotland, Swe­ reach 1,600. den, will attend the funeral, it was In court circles, it was explained withdraw from further activity John Shearer jects Will Be Ready Soon. Division of Kiwanis IntemaUonal, “ around Easter, in 1931, Preston re the reason she was not going to The Associated Press estimated John Shearer, elder son of Mrs. paid his official visit to the club to­ learned today. February 15, after conversations after one of the longest pastorates turned about 4 o’clock one morning Brussels is that she is expecting to Christine Shearer of Hilliard street day and held a meeting with the cf- Visibly shaken, his face drawn with government officials and army in receut Connecticut Episcopal his­ from a supposed maternity case.” and haggara, Leopold stepped from become a mother within six months. tory. and the late John Shearer, died sud­ Hartford, Feb. 19.—(AP)— Of fleers, directors and committee “I thought it strsmge he did not Princess Mafalda went to Naples to officers, that the final count would his train for a brief moment shortly rux.ge between 1,000 and 1,500. The vestry adopted a vote of denly this morning of a heart attack the 6,000 eW A workers to be drop- chairman after the regular meeting. have tibe odor of ether about him before last midnight when it passed be with her on the trip to Rome. at his home, 500 Kelly avenue, Wil- The attendance prize, donated by W. and he told me he had forgotten to Today after further conversations protest against acceptance of the p>ed from the rolls in Coimectlcut the northeastern station at Brussels with men in close touch with the Rev. Dr. Beardsley’s resignation kinsburg, near Pittsburgh, Pa. His George Glenney, was won by Harold take ether with him. to shake hands silently with high IN SPLENDID SPIRITS. mother received a telegram this this week as part 01 the “tapering Burr. 'The free dinner given by the “The next morning I went out situation on both sides, there ap­ and appointed a committee to urge government officials assembled to Brussels, Feb. 19.— (A P )— Ru­ peared no reason to lower the un­ morning and his brothers, Alex and off” policy to civil works, half that hotel management was won by and looked in his car and found a greet him. upon the rector the wlthdr^-wal of Lawrence W. Case. mors that Albert I, King of the Bel­ official 1,000 to 1,500 estimate. his resignation. James M. Shearer will leave for number will be among workers now number of cigarette butts. His med­ Unable to speak and scarcely re­ gians had been mentally depressed The apparent clash to figures may Will Not Change Mind Pittsburgh this evening. engaged to* parks and forests, ac­ ical case was in the car and I found straining themselves, Leopold and before his tragic death were nailed be smoothed out later when mili­ Bishop Budlong also urged with­ Mr. Shearer leaves his wife, the cording to Miss Eleanor H. Little, three cans of ether in it. When I Princess Astrid acknowledged with as imaginative and untrue by court LYNCH WAS SWORN IN tary actions cease and authorities drawal of tbe resignation but the former Miss Mary Templeton of this acting state administrator. In which called him up at the office and ask­ nervous handshakes the silent hom- attaches today. have more leisure to examine avaU- town; two daughters. Miss Greta other projects the remaining reduc­ Waterbury,, Feb. 19.— (A P )—At­ ed why he lied to me, of course he SLge paid them by various members “The King was in splendid spirits combined efforts of bishop and ves­ able data. Shearer and Mrs. Jessie Somm tion will be made this week w eis un­ torney James M. Lynch was sworn became angry and said I was 'too of the government and the burgo­ try so far have failed to influence a when in full Alpine equipment, smil­ There are also two grandchildren. certain today, pending the working in this morning as compensation suspicious'.” master of Brussels. ing at the promising sunshine, he change of mind. A meeting of the Mr. Shearer leaves also two sisters, out of the program by CWA en­ commissioner for the FifUi Con­ The prime minister of Belgium left Laeken with 1^ valet. Can parish has been called for March alone whispered a few words to the 1 to act upon the resignation and Mrs. Jessie McGonigal of Mount gineers, she said. gressional District. Tbe oath was Dyck, Saturday," a court dignitary ABOUT TOWN - administered by his son Attorney J. prince and helped the Princess back told the newspaper Independence its acceptance is reg; rded as a mat­ Vernon and Mrs. Mary McGovern To Be Reemployed into their coach. Gregory Lynch. A large number of DARROW, SEABURY Beige. St. Mary’s Men’s Bible class will ter of routine under the circum­ of Kensington, and another brother, Miss Little revealed an expecta­ Vacation Interrapted stances. William Shearer of Wallingford. tion that some of those dropped will friends and relatives attended the King Albert, the spokesman said, present Edward MacHugh, popular brief ceremonies. Before The train, carrying them home radio soloist, in a concert program Rev. Dr. Beardsley is a year old­ John Shearer in his youhg man­ be re-emi loyed later because a num­ FOR NRA POSITIONS from a vacation to Switzerland in­ piloted the car himself, arriving at flee Commissioner Lynch the scene of his death about 3 in Orange hall on April 6, it was er than the age assigned for retire­ hood was employed by the Mather ber of projects vffll be practically glowing tribute to CJommissloner terrupted by the tragedy, proceeded ment from the fninistry under pen­ Electric Company, whose shop was useless unless further work of com­ to the private station at Laeken o’clock Saturday afternoon. announced today. MacHugh is well Frederick M. Williams who retired (Continaed Prom Page Cme) Leaving the car, he instructed his known for his rendition of Scotch sion requirements. located In what Is now a part of the pletion is done. As a t5T>ical ex­ last week due to HI health. castle where the most moving His action brings to an end one events of his life awaited Prince valet where to _ await his return and Irish numbers. He sings regu­ Orford Soap Company’s plant. He ample of this type of work, holding thority meetings on reorganization Leopold. and told him the cliff he planned to larly over Stations WBZ-WBZA. of the mos*' unusual family pasto­ was also employed at the Oakland promise of emplyoment again, she MOTORCYCLE CIIASHES of NRA code policy. The Prince’s aide-de-camp, and scale. The valet was the last per­ Tickets will be on sale within a few rates to anv New England ecclesias­ Paper Company and was with West- cited a road which has been built Besides Seabury and Darrow the Countess Duroy Deblicquy, Princess son to see the King alive, it was days. tical record for his uncle, the Rev toghouse EJectric company at Pitts­ by CWA crews to Connecticut but is board is to include: Astrid’s lady-to-waitlng had await­ said today. Dr. E. Edwards Beardsley, was the burgh for many years, later going of no value until a bridge on the Danbury, Feb. 19.— (A P )—Ben­ Samuel C. Henry of Chicago and ed the royal couple at the border Prior to leaving the castle at The intermediate teachers of the first rector of St. Thomas’. He serv­ into the automobile business. route is constructed to make the jamin Wiggins, Jr., and (Jeorge Bee­ Washington, former operator of station at Arlon where she boarded Laeken, Albert gave precise instruc­ Center Congregational church ed 43 years road passable. be, Middletown men traveling to Philadelphia drug stores, and until the train. tions as usual concerning his pro­ school will have a meeting tomor­ The church v as established as an Joseph Barr No Investigation Florida by motorcycle, came to last year publisher of a retail drug­ Today the House and Senate were gram for the evening. The docu row evening at 7:30. independent soclefv by a group of Joseph Barr of 79 Ridge street, a She said that Ao far as she is grief here yesterday, when their ma­ gists journal: Fred P. Mann, Sr., of summoned into special session to ments he was reading before he left Episcopalians exactly 86 years ago, prominent figure to local British- aware, no investigation is going on chines skidded on the ice while they Devils Lake, N. D., former owner receive official notification of King A dental clinic will be held tomor­ Rev. E)r. E. Eldwardt Bet-rdsley, were passing along White street of the largest retail store in that the castle were still on the desk to­ American circles, died yesterday to the state relative to complaints Albert’s death, speakers of both day—just as he left them. row morning at 9 o’clock at the then a young rector of St. Peter’s morning at the Memorial hospital of alleged political favoritism. Com­ Beebe received injuries which neces­ state, and former director of the Houses and the prime ministers church, Cheshire, was made its first sitated his removal to the Danbury Chamber of Commerce of the Unit­ Health Center on Haynes street. after an Illness of three weeks. plaints of ^ typed have fallen off to reading addresses paying tribute to rector a few weeks after the organ­ hospital for treatment His com­ ed States: W. W. Neal, Marlon, N. the dead ruler. WALES TO A-TTEND. Death was due to a throat infection a negligible number, "people being London, Feb. 19.— (A P )— 'The The Young People’s society of the ization of the church sdclety. panion escaped with a shaking up. C., hosiery mill operator, a pioneer Immediately afterwards, govern­ from which blood poisoning develop­ too busy to complain at present” in the southern hosiery business, Prince of Wales will represent King Swedish Congregational church will His nephew was graduated from ed and spread through the body, Miss Little said, asserting that tbe ment officials planned to begin prep­ Trinity college in the class of who served ten terms in the North George V at the funeral in Brussels hold Its weekly bible study session manifested especially to the lungs. comparatively few communications arations for the ceremonies at which Thursday night at 7:80 o’clock at 1887 and from Berkley Divinity The 18tb amendment cost 33 Carolina State Legislature: John F. Thursday of Albert I, King of the Mr. Barr was years of age and of this kind now are “not enough Prince Leopold will take the oath the church, instead of tomorrow School in 1890. 86 cents a year per capita for enforce­ Sinclair, New York attorney, for­ Friday. Belgians, it was announced officially had lived in Manchester for thirteen to amount to anything.” night, as the pastor is out of town. m en t mer banker and authority on finan­ After taking the oath to respect today. years. He was employed by Cheney cial and economic subjects. the constitution, he will be official­ 'The prince Is expected to fly—his Neal was nominated by Senator Officers of Manchester division of Brothers. He leaves his wife, Mrs. ly proclaimed by the president of favorite means of transportation — Rachel (Smith) Barr: two sons, Bailey, (D., N. C.), and the rest by to Brussels Wednesday, weather the Ancient Order of Hibernians WORLD WAR VETERAN the Senate. Then the latter will pro­ Reginald George and Elari Watson Nye. permitting. will meet either Wednesday or nounce the traditional words: Barr: his mother, Mrs. James Barr Darrow Replies 'The King Is Dead. Long Live In accordance with the court Thursday of this week to ouUine IS KILLED IN CRASH Johnson's invitations to these men the King." mourning decree, officers wore crepe arrangements for tbe annual St. of Portadown; a sister, Mrs. Annie to join the review board were sec­ According to law, this political arm bands at tbe traditional chang­ Patrick’s Day dance on March 17. Wright; and six brothers, William, onded by Nye in telegrams sajing ceremony must be performed the ing of tbe guards at Buckingham Tbe exact date of the meeting prob­ Arthur, Charles and Edward, all of that the board’s service in his opin­ day following the funeral of a King. Palace this morning. ably will be made known tomorrow. Wallingford, Feb. 19.— (AP)— Ireland, and Robert and Fred of ion would “contribute largely to suc­ A state dinner Is scheduled for the Judges of tbe high court wore John Metcalf, 65, a World War vet­ A ustralia. cess of the recovery program.” evening. m ark Pivot and progressive bridge will eran who fought with the CAnadism He was a member of Washington Darrow replied in a telegram say­ white lawn crepe oiffs as a On Saturday the King, riding a of mourning. be played at tbe Tall Cedar card forces In France, died today in tbe L. O. L., No. 117, tbe Britieb-Amerl* ing he appreciated the compliment horse accompanied by staff officers, party Wednesday evening, February Meriden hospital from injuries re­ can Club, (Jenter Elute Band, Brit­ and adding; will come Info the city from Laeken, 21 at the Masonic Temple. Play ceived in an automobile accident ish War Veterans and treasurer of "Am sure that NRA was not making an official entry into the will start at o’clock. Prizes and here last night. the Orange Hall (Corporation. meant to aid and encourage mon­ SCOTCH-IRISH NIGRT 8 capitaf He will then attend an offi­ refreshments. Metcalf snd a companion, Charles A military fimeral will be beld to­ opolies but to protect thsoe who cial tedeum service at the cathedral. need it most. Tongue, 48, both of Wallingford, morrow afternoon at 3:80 o’clock at “Of course I am no longer young PROVES BIG SUCCESS Tbe monthly meeting of tbe were struck by an automobile as tbe home and 4 o’clock at St. ARREST IS RECALLED Board of Selecfoien will be beld this they tried to cross a street at an in­ Mary’s Episcopal church. Rev. J. and my health is not altogether re­ Paris, Fsb, 19.— (AP)—'The ar­ evening at 7:80 to the municipal tersection. Both of Tongue’s legs Stuart Neill will officiate and biudal liable but am inclined to accept your rest of tbs late King Albert in New invitation if after interview you de­ Program Sponsored by Royal building. Bills for tbe month of were broken and be may have in­ will be in Easf cemetery. Y ork to 1897 for motoring in Cen­ cided that I can be of value to the January and other regular business ternal injuries hospital attendants tral Park was recalled today by Black I^eceptory Pleases board and the cause." of the month will come before the reported. Hart O^Berg, noted American En­ Orange Hall Audience. Carl F. Sohols Acceptances have been received m eeting. gineer, who was taken to tbe police nlice are bolding Derwood Carl F. Sehulz, age 74, of 88 from aU other members except Sea­ station with Albert, then crown ■cotob'Irisb nlgbt sponsored by Btrout, 26, of East Wallingford, Clinton etreet, died this morning at bury, who was expected to reply driver of tbe machine, 00 a techni­ the Niles street hospital in Hart­ during the day. prince. tbe Royal Black Preceptory, was a Berg, who was then bead of tbe great success. Saturday night. HOSPITAL NOTES cal charge of reckless driving, pend­ ford after a two weeks lUnsss. Mr. The NRA announcement said that ing a coroner’s inquest and finding. Bchuls was a paintei by trade. this board, conceived as a result of Belgium national gun works at Orange ball was Inadequate for tbe He has been released to |1,000 b ^ . His wife died in 1930 and no near extended criticism of practices de­ Liege, was in tbs United States crowd who remained to dance after Mrs. Nellie Risley of Venion Metcalf leaves his widow and a relatives are living in this country veloped under some of the codes, when Crown Prince Albert arrived the program. Each of tbe entertain­ street wae admitted and Harold would be given full legal, research for a visit. Tbe Belgian foreign ers was obliged to respond to a re­ Braitbwaite of 52 Pearl etreet, Mrs. daughter, both of Providence and a although h«. has three sisters, one and clerical assistance for investi­ office cabled him to escort the call, and as tbsy had agreed to ap­ Mary Aoeto of 106 Spruce street, son in Wallingford. brother and several nieces and gating complaints of small enter­ prince and for two weeks they pear twice during tbe evening, tbe Mrs. Catharine McBride of 98 nephews living in GUrmany. Hs was prises. visited arms and ammunition plants. dancing did'not get under way until Church street, AUle Burke of 279 a member of tbe Sons of Hermann Then Berg took tbe prlnbe riding It is to be independent, however, 10:80, Silver Lane, East Hartford, were and for a tim e t*ved In H artford. through the etreets of New York in The funeral will be held Wednes­ of any dictation from the adminis­ The Pipe band played at tbe open­ discharged Saturday, one of the few automobiles In ex­ day afternoon at two o’clock at bis tration and its recommendations to ing, the men attired in Scotch kil­ Marshall Thompson of 77 North istence. 'They drove into Central Weddings late home on dlnton street. Burial Johnson are to be used for modlfla- tie costume. Piper Jack Stevenson School street was admitted and catlon of general policies as well as Park, where policemen began to will be .n the East cemetery. Rev. played for Miss SHlenor Brown who Mrs. Madeline Champ of 60 Harwich the handling of individual cases. wbietle and then ewooped down on Karl Richter, pastor of the Concor­ danced the Highland fling and other street, Hartford, Mrs. Nicholas them and took tbe royal visitor and Mironovitcb and Infant son of 60 Anderson-Bavier dia Lutheran church, will officiate. Scotch numbers. Miss Joan Condon bis friend to tbs police station. Kenstoj^n street were discharged Mise Lillian C. Bavier, daughter FB. FirZSDfONS' FUNERAL After Prince Albert and Berg proved herself to oe an artist at tap yesterday. dnaclng on roller skates. Tommy of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Etorier of signed a police blotter, Berg ex­ Joseph Barr, 85, of 79 Ridge New London, Feb. 1086 Mlddls 'Ihmpike, Etost, was 1 9/— (A P )— plained they were Ignorant of tbe Hines, delighted with bis jokss, and street died yesterday at the hos­ FUNERALS A pontifical blsli mai w as c «l«- fact that automobiles were forbid­ George Gillette, who was hers be­ pital. married this fprenoon to Eklward F, bratsd In S t, Josepb’s eburota Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. eburota this den to tbe park and remarked that fore, received a big band. Every­ Alex Balcbunas of 899 Parker WUUaai J. FerreU momlnr by the Moet Rev. Maurioe Charles Anderson of 1016 East Mid­ his companion was “the next King body felt that they bad received street and Harlow Drew of 180 The funeral of William J. FerreU F. MoAuUffe auxiliary bishop of dle ’Tumpike. The ceremony was of Belgium.’’ their money’s worth Saturday night, Summit street, were admitted to­ o’clock thte eftemoon at the bone, Hartford, for the Rer, Wm. C. Flts- “This Is all a mistake,’’ Berg said and then some, and the com­ day. performed at 11 a. m. at the parson­ of 169 Birch etreet wae held at 3:80 age of the North Methodist oburob slmons, pastor of the oburob vtijo tbe desk sergeant rspUsd, and mittee was jubilant. Rev. Marvin 8. Stocking o f the died last Thursday, turned them twee. ^ tbe Rev. Marvin 8.. Stocking. North Methodlet oburob officiated Monslgnor llicbael J. Lavell, pas­ Ihe attendants were Mrs. Ward u d elso read the oommital eervlee When Albert ascended tbe throne STATIONERS MEET tor of S t Patrick’s Catbsdral, Nsw PU6UC RECORDS Holmes, sister of tbe bridegroom, at tbe grave. The bearere werei Berg congrstulated Um end tbe Hartford, Feb. .— (A P ) — Tbe Tork City, a cousin of Fatbsr Fitz- 49 and Mrs. Nelson Bavisr, motbsr of Malcolm Jimo, Kenneth Juno, An­ King recalled tbe time when they Connecticut Valley Stationers As­ simons was among the many Cath­ tbe bride. ’The bride wore a gown thony Leone, John Moran and John were arrested as one of the most in­ sociation is bolding Its annual con­ Quitclaim Deed olic prlssts In attendance. of wine colored crepe and saQn, MoEvltt, aU of thle town, and Ed­ teresting and humorous experiences vention at tbe Hotel Bond in Hart­ Tbe Savings Bank of Tolland to ADDED Father Fitzslmons wae tbe of hlsllfe, with eboulder corsage of Talisman ward Sullivan of Windsor Locks. ford today. The program includes a Minnie A. Williams of thu town: Today builder and only pastor of St. roses and wins-colored bat. Burial waa in BMst cemetery. COLOl^ CARTOON. business meeting and election of Walter G. Brown of Coventry: Ar­ Joseph’s ebureb. He bad been to A reception for the bridal party - - ■ ' a a i ; A SIM P L E O A ’TH. officers, a discussion and final sum­ thur E. Brown of Glastonbury: this city for nearly 24 years. and relative# will take place at tbe Building permits Issued In Miami, Brussels, Feb. 19,— (AP)—A sim­ mary of the commercial stationers Lewis A, Brown of Andover and M onitor John J. McOivney of Bavier home tbie evening. F’la., during 1983 repreaented an '■n- w i Tuat. ple oath of two dozen words wUI NRA code and a banquet and enter­ Roping tkf Wild Bitr* B ridfep^ delivered tbe eulogy. Maud L. Woodward of Bolton, real Mr. Anderson is employed by the creaae of 11,666,727 as compared make the Crown Prince Leopold tainment this evening. estate located on Keeney street Burr Nursery company. vlth 1933. i I

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feated Demoeratle eaadldate, Wil­ estlnf program has been arranfed Board a t Selectmen will be held the new coaches closely approximate automobile liam C. Fox. for this event. Tuesday evening with First Select­ the comforts of an evennig at hoxx^e. "JUVENILE FOLUESr CAU Congressman Higgins was in Announcement will be noade at man Francis J. Prichard presiding. Overnight A. P. In respect to air condidonij^, the ROCKVILLE Rockville Saturday and visited this time of the sending of the A report of the CWA group will be coaches will surpass the comforts County Commissioner Harry Conk­ Rockville ritualistic team tc the made at this time. News of the fireside, because no matter AT STATE SATURDAY' SHOW SUCCESSFUL lin Smith of Grove street. ritualistic contast to be held in W11-. Ozark Ripley, author and sports­ how unpleasant the weather outside Congressman Higgins met Major Umantlo Wednesday evening, Feb­ man, has been secured as the speak­ may be, the inside of the new coach­ John Buckley of Union, and Judjge ruary 28, at which time the Rock­ er for the annual banquet of the Newton, Mxm.—Edwin Markham, es will always be kept at an even, Director Ray « Men Pvttind UONS CLUB ARRANGES Alexander W. Creedon of Hartford, ville and New Britain teams will Rock'vllle Fish and Game club to be noted American poet, plcturea healthful temperature. Moreover, Finishing Tonches on Kid­ Attendance Nearly 5,000 at New Haven yesterday for the compete for the honors. Originally held at the Rockville House Thurs­ l>resident Roosevelt as the “Ameri­ this independence of ventilation dies Musical Show. / LADIES’ NIGHT PROGRAM trip to Washington. Major Buckley it was tp be a contest between the day, March 8. Lieutenant Governor can Kerensky who can save the from without, makes it possible to and Judge Creedon will argue the Rockville ritualistic team and the Rby C. Wilcox has also accepted an United States from Bolshevism if eliminate soot and dust and literally Director Ray Merz is putting th t Persons and 50 Cars Re­ case of Dr. Higgins before the com­ team from Middletown Lodge of invitation to attend this banquet any one can.” keep a white hnadkerchief as spot­ Garence T. Hubbard of Hart­ mittee in Congress. Elks. At the last minute it was nec­ which will be attended by more than Boston—Relatives make known less as when the Journey started.” final finishing touches on his “Mana ford, to Entertain With Mag­ Major Buckley states that he has essary to substitute the New Brit­ 100 sportsmen. the death in Miami, Fla., of Andrew The new cleanliness possible be­ Chester Juvenile FoUles” which will ported Sold. "no doubt that Congressman Hig­ ain team for Middletown. P. Lane, traffic manager of the cause of air conditioning makes it be presented at the State theater ical Tricks on Wednesday gins will retain his seat.’’ Case NoUed By Conrt Great Northern Paper Company for practical for Mr. Teague to incor­ Night. Saturday of this week. The cast of Hear Canada’s Poet-Laureate When the case of Albert F. Han- more than a quarter of .a century porate a new style of decoration and fifty-two young artists includes Breaking all former records for A goodly number were on hand at and vice general chairman from gayer colors. In the new de luxe attendance and ealea, Manchester's newald of Rockville was brought Queer Twists talent from every phase of the Clarence T. Hubbard, secretary the evening services at the Union before Judge John B. Fisk in the Maine of the New England Shippers coaches the general discore will be most succeesful Automobile and Congregational church Sund-y eve­ Rockville City Court Saturday Advisory Board. He was 68. modem and the colors will be in a musical show world. Two choruses Home Appliance Show came to a of the auto department of the Aetna Boston— Police guard thrown higher key. Nor will eamh coach have been rehearsed by Elllly and close at the State Armory Saturday ning when Wilson MacDonald, Can­ morning by Acting Prosecuting At­ In Day*s News Insureince company, is to be the ada’s poet-laureate, waA the speak­ torney Bernard J. Ackerman it was around Beth Israel hospital as police necessarily be the saune. Variations Dorothy Gess and Babe Cody. Croon­ night. It was reported that a total ers and torch singers have been go­ of 60 cars were sold during the principal speaker at the second an­ er. Mr. MacDonald read some of his nolled upon order of the court. say they fear a plot to kill Robert of color schemes will enliven the original poems in addition to deliv­ Hannewalc was charged with em­ Naigles, 25, to prevent him from journey. Lighting will be Indirect ing over their numbers with Ken­ four-day event and that the total nual Ladies Night of the Rockville Lowell, Mass.—Benjamin Dery, neth Hudson the shov; musical di­ attendance was nearly 5,000 persons. Lions’ club .which will be held at ering a short address which was of bezzlement as the result of allegedly identifying gun-men who shot him and diffused in such a way that unusual interest. converting to his own use some 23, buckled down to business down in an attempted jewel robbery. reading will be easy on the eyes in rector and all who have seen any Although the fin^ day of the the Rockville House Wednesday promptly at noon Sunday and a part of a rehearsal are looking for­ show brought a decrease in attend­ evening, February 21. A special musical program was money which was given him by a Boston — Massachusetts ci\^ any part of the coach. Also, the ex­ presented by a double quartet and woman to procure Insureince o.i an resonant rumble rolled through the works authorities notified that 10,- terior of the coaches will be radical­ ward to the most successful kiddy ance, 20 cars were sold, the largest This is to be a gala event and room. show ever put on in Manchester. number of any single day of the more than four score members and several vocal selections were also automobile he had sold her. It was 000 employes must be dropped from ly different. Each will be streamlin­ show. On the opening day, Wednes- wives and lady friends are to enjoy rendered by Mrs. Roy C. Ferguson, announced in court that Hannewald At 6:45 o’clock tonight, his arms civil works and civil works service ed to reduce skin friction and thus Among the specialty numbers to be dayj nine cars were purchased, on the delicious roast chicken dinner soprano soloist. had made restitution and the court weakened, the rumble scarcely audi­ payrolls effective Feb. 23. add speed to the new comforts of presented are, “Jimmy Had A Thursday 12 and on Friday nine. which is to be prepared by Chef Ar­ To Celebrate 100th Birthday ordered the nolle as the accused had ble, he collapsed. Haverhill, Mass.—Ralph Bastlen, the inside. Nickle” by Lillian Tanner and Numerous sales were also reported thur Busch and served under the Mrs. Mary E. Brigham of 49 not been presented in court on a Upon being revived, however, he 28, arrested chuged with arson chorus, “Petting In the Psuk” by by the home appliance exhibitors personal direction of Mrs. Ellen A. Brooklyn street, will celebrate the previous occasion. He was ordered claimed a new world’s record. The after fire drives 30 persons from a Louis Dellafera and chorus, and and a survey taken Saturday night Chapdelaine, hostess of the Rock­ 100th anniversary of her birth Tues­ to pay the costs of the court. old mark, he said, was 6:30:25, held four story business and dwelling “We’ll Make Hay While the Sun indicated that virtually every auto­ ville House. day, February 20, which is to be a Court Session Today by Fred Hawkins of Oklahoma, block; Bastien was one of the oc­ Shines” by Clair Christoph. Babe WAPPING Cody and Billy aud Dorothy Gess mobile emd home appliance dealer The subject of Mr. Hubbard will big event in the history of Rock­ A special short calendar sitting while he had kept going for six cupants of the building. considered the show an overwhelm­ be “The Big Idea,’’ and will Include ville. hours, 45 minutes smd 34 seconds. Boston—Twenty one persons kill­ will give the show its special dance ing success. of the Tolland County Superior arrangements. considerable wit and wisdom inter­ As prelimin^uy to this celebration Court was held this morning with At what? Oh, rolling a snare ed in motor venicle accidents in Mrs. Franklin G. Welles, Sr., of spersed with mystifying tricks of a purely family reunion was held Judge Frsmk P. McEvoy of Water­ drum. Massachusetts last week. Avery street entertained the Oak­ magic. Sunday afternoon at her home, bury as the presiding judge. This is MOTOR VEHICLE OFFICE which was attended by her grand­ Savannah, Ga.—Three year old land Neighborhood Club on Thurs­ F6 KILLED IN CRASH The program is to be strictly in­ the last short calendar session Robert School had the measles and day afternoon at her home. It took formal. The party will gather at the children and great-grandchildren. scheduled for the winter term of the Piombino, Italy, Feb. 19.—(AP)—< Rockville House at 7:15 o’clock smd Mrs. Brigham will be the guest of couddn’t go out to play, so his NEW HAVEN RAILROAD the form of a Valentine party. Re­ TO OPEN ON HOLIDAY court. Several short cases. Including father made a kite and flew it out­ A special train, loaded with sight­ dinner will be served promptly at honor at the Lincoln-Wsishington one divorce action, were heard. freshments were served. The next seers returning from a fiesta here, 7:45 o’clock. The decorations will celebration to be observed Tuesday side his window to amuse him. New Buses Used Robert watched eagerly from the ORDERS NEW COACHES meeting of the club will be held with ran into another train yesterday, Will Be Possible to Get Drivers’ be simple, consisting of American night by .Stanley Dobosz Post, No. Many people have been attracted Mrs. S. Josephine Wetherell at her killing 16 persons and Injuring 11, flags and flowers. 14, American Legion. Former Unit­ upstairs—too eagerly. He leaned Licenses on Washington’s by the new “square ender’’ buses of home, in two weeks. belated official dispatches revealed Dr. Clarence E. Peterson, presi­ ed States Senator Hiram Bingham the Connecticut company which out and fell to the ground. He died 50 De Luxe Models to Be Put today. Birthday. dent of the Lions club, will be the of New London, will be the princi­ have been in service on the Rock­ shortly afterward of a broken neck. There is to be a school of instruc­ The trains met head-on near the Baltimore—The artists of Balti­ on Soon—Will Be Stream­ tion for the officers and members of toastmaster for thp evening. The pal speaker at this event, which has ville and Hartford line during the lined, Air Conditioned. village of Populonia. The main office of the motor vehi­ invocation vdll be offered by Rev. been arranged in connection with past few days. It was originally more have hung a “for-rent” sign all Granges in the East Central Po­ cle department in Hartford and the Henry B. Olmstead, rector of St. the annual visitation of state offi­ planned to put these buses in opera­ on their works and have inaugurat­ mona Grange No. 3, district, on branch offices in Waterbury, Dan­ John’s Episcopal church, who is the cers of the G. A. R. smd the W. R. tion on the “Shore Line” but word ed in installment for selling their Gay colors, modem decoration, Wednesday evening, March 7, in Lions’ club chaplain. C., to the local corps. pictures. new seating arrangements, stream­ Ellington and will open at eight CONSTIPATED bury, Stamford, South Norwalk, was received yesterday that the o’clock. Bridgeport, New Haven, New Lon­ During the dinner a concert will The event is of unusual Interest company is to use one for the "in­ By the former plan, persons en­ lining, sootless and dustless travel AFter Her be presented by Relph Gibson’s or­ as Mrs. Brigham is the daughter of tertaining guests may rent the because of air conditioning, will All the Worthy Masters of each don, Norwich and Willimantic will surance run” between Rockville and subordinate Grange in the East Cen­ be open Thursday, February 22nd chestra of Willimantic. Mr. Gibson, a Civil War veteran as well as the Hartford. Insurance employees are works of Baltimore painters for a make the fifty new de luxe coaches, ? First Baby widow of a Civil War veteran. day, week or month—at a rate soon to be built for the New York, tral Pomona Grange district will (Washington’s Birthday) for the who was formerly local manager of no’longer permitted to transport meet next Wednesday evening at sale of operators’ licenses eind car the Rockville-WIllimantlc Light On Wednesday a public reception people oetween Rockville and Hart­ agreeable to the artist. New Haven and Hartford Railroad, Finds Relief will be held in the G. A. Rihall, Me­ eight o’clock, February 21, at the registrations. The usual hours from company, will direct the presenta­ ford and hold their reg^ular position The interested artists have form­ exceed in luxury and comfort any­ home of Ira Wilcox at Eagleville. Safe, All- tion of a program of unusual inter­ morial building, for Mrs. Brigham ed an organization—its purpose not thing now known, to the traveling 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. will be observed. in Hartford. The Wednesday afternoon club Vegetable Way est. at which many prominent guests RockWlle Briefs to sell the .pictures but to get them public, John J. Pelley, president of Commissioner Michael A. Connor met at the home of Mrs. Lewis She had given np arranged to have the state office At the conclusion of the dinner, are expected to attend. Rev. Francis C. Hinchey, assist­ into circulation. the New Haven road, announced to­ Main, last Wednesday afternoon, hope of anything buc building kept open on what is usual­ community singing will be enjoyed One personage who is showing ant pastor of St. Bernard’s Catholic St. Louis—A general alarm fire day. February 14. Mrs. Francis Bossen, pakial relief until she under the direction of Mr. Gibson. unusual interest in these celebra­ “The New Haven realizes the im­ learned of famotis all­ ly a general holiday in order to give church of Rockville, was sub-deaco made a great “stew” on Commission and Mrs. Elizabeth Jones had vegetable N R Tablets the public an extra day to secure It is possible that two or three tions in honor of Mrs. Brigham is at the pontifical mass at St. Bridg­ Row here early today. Firemen portance of comfort and pleasing charge of the program. (Nature’s Remedy). But now after years of district officers of the Lions club Leverett N. Charter, Rockville’s et’s Catholic church at Manchester appointments in coaches as a lure to chronic constipation and biliousness—wha6 their operators’ licenes for 1934-35, only Civil War veteran, who ij to be fighting the blaze in a building The High school girls of South a change! New pep—new color and vltaUty the present licenses expiring on Feb­ will be guests on this occasion and Saturday morning, celebrated by Rt. housing a fruit and vegetable con­ win back the business lost to air­ Windsor, have formed a local 4-H —freedom from bowel sluggishness and in­ ruary 28th. He emphasized, how­ address the meeting. The committee a guest of honor at all events this Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, auxil­ cern waded through a warm mix­ planes, buses, and other forms of Club, which is to be conducted by testinal poisons. This all-vegetable laxative is now awaiting word from several week. iary bishop at the funeral of Rev. transportation,” Mr. Pelley stated. gently stimulates the entire bowel, gives ever, that the department will be Small Fire Saturday ture of onions, potatoes, oranges Stella Yonika, under the local complete, thorough open only for the sale of licenses who have been tendered invitations Christopher T. McCann. and bananas cooked in the flames. “Because we want the new coaches leader, Mrs. Robert Risley. These elimination. to attend. The Rockville fire department The public and parochial schools to embody a close approximation of Get a 25c box. A 1 • and registrations. Chlcago-^Mrs. Agnes Edith Haas, 4-H Rural Ready Reliables are to All druggists’. The commissioner expects an un­ The committee in charge consists was called out Saturday afternoon ot the town of Vernon are closed current consumer demand we have meet every Wednesday to further of the following: Harry Conklin at 2:40 o’clock for an alarm from a crystal gazer, was speaking to a usual rush on Thursday. Being a this week in observance of the Lin- police sergeant. broken a tradition of the industry their knowledge of sewing and Quick relief for acid indiges­ legal holiday, many thousands of Smith, chairman, Myron J. Case, Box No. 52, comer of Ward and coln-Washington vacation. and have chosen a leading designer laundering. “TUMS tion, heartburn. Only 10c. secretary; Roy A. Playdon and Village streets, for a small fire in A membership meeting of the “I was moving to Princeton, In­ of consumer products to satisfy the The executive committee of the persons will have the opportunity to Luther A. White, with President diana,” she said, “and had placed visit the various offices of the motor the Kaminski property on Village Connecticut Council of Catholic public’s desires in the new coaches. First Congregational church met at WILL Dr, C. E. Peterson, co-operating street. Women is to be held this evening my belongings in the rear of my Walter Dorwin Teague, who will de­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis vehicle department during hours with the committee. automobile. Before I packed the church last week. when they are generally employed. The fire started in the basement in the haU of St. Bernard’s sahool. sign the fifty new coaches, is the ^ 1 0 0 Several other interesting pro­ of the section occupied by Charles Miss Eileen Murphy of the Rock­ crystal I gazed into it, to determine dean of industrial and consumer The four-act comedy, entitled, Because of the simplified system grams are now being arranged for w’hat the events of the day might “Penrod” which was presented, at HELP YOU NOWT this year, no application of any kind Dulowskl when a cigarette fell ville High school faculty is spending product designers and his wide ex­ this season by the speakers’ com­ through a crack in the floor. The a week at he> home in Willimantic. be. All I could see was clouds of perience and success in redesigning the Community church house at If so, we can arrange a loan of being required. Commissioner Con­ mittee, headed by Harry C. Smith fire was discovered by Arthur R. snow with several mysterious fig­ Wapping, by the Manchester Com*- that srhoont or mors for you in 24 nor is confident a record demand for Mr. and Ik^rs. Gustave Millix of motor cars and many other products to 48 hoars. Mr. Sm’th will announce Wednec- Trinks, local oil dealer, who was 26 Windsor avenue, are rejoicing ures weaving behind the white cur­ makes it certain that the new cars munity Players, last Friday eve­ Monthly repayments may ba one day will be established. day evening that Ward Duffy, man­ delivering oil at the rear of the over the birth *of a daughter, bom tain. ning, was greatly enjoyed. At the extended over any convenieot Only the stub of the present li­ will embody a maximum of comfort, close of the play the yoimg people period—3.6,10 months or longer. aging editor of the Hartford Times, home. The fire was soon extinguish­ at the Rockville City hospital Sat­ “The crystal was right It did Our chnrgeH are aa low as cense is required to secure the new suitability, and design interest.” danced for a while to the fine music will be the guest speaker at the ed with chemicals and the recall urday morning. snow, and now I know it was trying These fifty new coaches will be an.T obtainable for thta certificate, accompanied by the cus­ next Lions club luncheon which was sounded within ten minutes aft­ to tell me that my car was to be of the orchestra. »-l»e of full loan aervlce. tomary fee of three dollars. There The following committees have radically different in many respects, will be held Wednesday evening. er the alarm. The damage was been appointed for the year by El­ stolen.” Mr. Teague explained: “My profes­ Loans up to $300 is nothing to fill out or sign. Tear March 7. Mr. Duffy is well known The thieves took the crystal and slight and covered by insurance. len G. Berry Auxiliary, United sion takes me to factories all over Come (n . .. Write ... or fS a m off the stub and present it in per­ in Rockville. Elks Hold Meeting Spanish War Veterans, through the other contents of the car. son at any one of the ten motor the country. Consequently, I spend ITCHING IRRITATION Leave For Washington Rockville Lodge, No. 1359, B. P. Mrs. Iva O’Neill, president: Audit­ Philadelphia—A thief forced open much of my time on railroads and PERSONAL FINANCE CO. vehicle department offices as named All of the political leaders of Tol­ Even in persistent cases where parts Kooni 2, bliile Theater BalldlnK O. Elks, are to hold an Important ing committee, Mrs. Mary Stiles, the automobile of Morris Oberfleld have a lot of ideas on how traveling are sore and tender—comfort foUolows above and you will either secure im­ land County are interested in the meeting at the Elks Home, comer Mrs. Pauline Smith and Mrs. Flor­ and stole his sample case. The pil­ 75U M ain St.. M a n c h e s te r mediately your new license, already election contest which comes up in can be made more enjoyable. Now I the soothing touch of m P h o n e 3430 of Ellington avenue and Prospect ence Thompson: sick committee, ferer got sixty shoes, but the sales­ can realize them in these new The only charge la T h r e e typed out and aw’aiting you, or a Congress at Washington today be­ street, Washington’s birthday, .at Mrs. Bertha Schlaeffer and Mrs. man told police he did not think the Percent Per Month on Bn- temporary license; your permanent coaches for the New Haven. tween Congressman William L. Hig­ which Exalted Ruler Lewis H. Clara Hewitt. haul would be profitable. Every shoe “I expect to make traveling in pald /tmunnt of Loan certificate being forwarded later. gins of South Coventry and the de­ Chapman will prseide. A very inter- An important meeting of the was for the right foot. 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jury to the producers by euttlng maybe it was a check. And maybe ing to n y that you can net afford down the consumption of milk. The it WAS a check that Lindbergh paid Health and Diet all of the foods I suggest An lin- author evidently finds some diffi­ for his stock. Not necessarily the portaat point to hold in mind Is that Sonttog BrraUi neither can you afford the doctor culty In treating with any respect same check. A t ail events, A few good patterns left-., , PUBUtWICD THJV Advice . -and nursing bills for a severe illness m t whatever the declaration made re­ DB3U1elfvared. one year ...... $>.00 ease you want In this newspaper. cider. Can apple cider, that is, when in the midst of the boom, when not the clothing store man gives an ad­ The letter regarding pneumonia it Is Just turning or fermenting, be M£MBEB OP X'US) ABSUdATBO PBBS8 only milk prices but all other prices vertising model a suit of clothes or comes from a lady who wants to taken without any ill effects or do This sale is unprecedented. It includes every Tbs Associated Press is azolaslt^ly were at the peak, than they bought whether he sells him a suit of know how best to' prevent this dis­ you recommend that one should pattern in our stock. Such an opportunity has antltlad to tbs ase (or rapoblloatloa ease. I am going to quote part of drink the fresh, sweet cider?” of all news dtspatobas eraditad to it subsequently when the general price clothes and hands him the money to never occurred before. It may never happen her letter: “My husband Is now 64 Answer: Yes, I do recommend ap­ IT. or not otherwise oraditad la this level had collapsed and they had again. It is due only to one rea­ paper and also the local news pnb> pay to the cashier. and has had pneumonia the last two ple dder and consider it a very Itshed herein. very little money to buy anything Terrible stupid country this, with winters., The doctor took me aside wholesome beverage. However, I son ,. a new G u list^ weave is All lights of repnbUoatioB of with. As Mr. Hammerberg points a terrible lot of stupid people in it and told me he can not live through usually advise that the patient with coming. These are NOT dis­ special dtspatobes haraln are also ra< any tendency to a stomach disorder served. out, if people will buy more milk In —President, Senate investigators. another attack. Maybe you could continued patterns. They are just take time to ^11 me the best use it while it is in the fresh condi­ Pull service ollaat of N a A 8ar> these straightened times at 14 cents Army fliers, newspapers and all. tion. our best sellers. (The nevv Tice, Ino. things to do for him. I guess you than at 12 or 10, why stop at 14 in Everybody but Llndy, the boy who know how folks are, especially men- Gulistan will be priced at Publisher's Representative; The boosting retail prices— why not bet his life on an airplane flight folks, the woman of the family has (Carrot dulce) $125.00). Julius Mathews Special Agency—New got to look after them.” York Chicago. Detroit and Boston. compel them to pay 20 or 30 cents against a reputation which Solomon Question: Mr. L. O. of Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: “ Is carrot juice and thus sell 50 or 100 per cent more might have envied—if it were uni­ While pneumonia may become a MEMBER AUDIT BDREAU OP very serious disease, before it can an alkaline or an acid food? With CIRCUUAT1UN& milk still? versal—and won. develop, the resistance of thft. body what other foods can It he combin­ The Herald Printi g Company, Inc., Mr. Hammerberg has a program must first be lowered. The germs of ed ?” aasumee no financial responsibility pneumonia are often present in the Answer: Carrot Juice is an alkal- for typograpbica. errors appasiing In for the Board of Milk Control. It WATKINS line forming food and can be com­ advertisements in the Manchester is as follows: mouths and throats of most city livening Herald. dwellers and do no harm wuatever bined either with a meat meal or at MANCHESTER, CONN. 1. Stop fixing uniform retail as long as the resistance is high. with a starch meal. MONDAY, FEBRUARY-19. prices. You therefore have certain defenses 2. In any event stop fixing high against the disease within your body KING WHO MADE GOOD retail prices. and you can weaken or strengthen these defenses by the way you live. 3. Use authority granted for the On the first day of December, 1909, BY BRUCS CATTON Good habits of living are the best purposes of fact finding rather than Prince Albert of Belgium took the way to prevent pneumonia in any regulating, at least until the facts FOUGHT AS A REBEL patient, whether or not that patient oath of fidelity to the Belgian con­ AGAINST HIS WILL have been ascertained. has had previous attacks of the dis­ stitution and became king imder the ease. 'The patient who will eat the 4. Place the responsibility for the An Irish Youth’s Predicament De­ name of Albert I. In his speech right foods, take sufficient exercise, P creation of a serious surplus prob­ scribed In Novd from the throne that day he said, get enough sleep, obtain regular in­ lem on the dealers and Insist that Unhappy Ireland of the black- testinal movements each day, and "Our prosperity depends upon the avoid worry and enervation, has they co-operate in solving the prob­ and-tan era is the scene of Rearden prosperity of the masses.” Of the found the best medicine in the world lem. Implications of that declaration be Conner’s new novel. "Shake Hands for preventing pneumonia. new designs 5. Seek to obtain a more equit­ With the Devil,” and the booik pic­ never, during all his rdgn, lost In those cases where there is a able base for the allocation of tures a society racked by needless definite tendency to the disease, it Is sight. He was one king, one na­ quotas. bloodshed and suffering as few soci­ undoubtedly helpful to have the pa­ tional leader, who made good. eties have been In modern history. 6. Solicit the co-operation of pro­ tient avoid chilling, exposure to sud­ For almost a quarter of a century A yoimg medical student in Dub­ den cold, or wetting of the feet or ducers for the purpose of allocating lin wanders into the line of fire as a King Albert was probably more fer­ clothing, as these may temporarily created by to each producer bis share or quota black-and-tan contingent clashes lower the resistance, ^^ere the pa­ vently beloved by his own people with a Republican patrol. Quite of current fluid milk sales. tient has had other attacks of pneu­ than any other sovereign In the unintentionally, be finds himself in­ 7. And the most important monia, I advise that In as far as world and for the greater part of volved on the Republican side. If possible, exposure to cold or wet be function of all is to promote, encour­ the government catches him he will avoided until such time as the health that period was universally held as be executed without a chance to ex­ age and foster co-operation among can be built up in every way. This the knightliest figure that ever wore plain. KROEHLER for the dealers and between producers is Just a simple, common-sense sug­ a crown in modem times. He His only possible course is to and dealers. Join bands with the Republicans. He gestion, which has a great practical shone forth In the World War with value. To this program, it is to be sus­ does it against his will, caring noth­ ail the resplendence of some legend­ ing for the revolution, desirous only Those foods which are best to eat 'm pected, there is a possible addition ary national idol garlanded with of finishing his education and be­ to prevent pneumonia are the follow­ to which almost all milk producers coming a doctor; but he does it be­ ing: a moderate amoimt of meat almost superhuman virtues and each day, 3 or 4 cooked non-stareby WATKINS! and all fluid milk consumers will en use it is the only way ot dodging transcendent valor. the firing squad, and he presently vegetables and 1 large raw salad subscribe—let the next Legislature THE ^ Whether or not the moot question finds himself a member of fi. ter­ and 1 medium sized salad. One daily repeal the whole milk control stat­ is ever settled as to who won the roristic patrol along the southern serving of cooked dried fruit Is also LAWSON !() 0 These are brand new designs, .purchased by our buyer ute, every word of it, and adopt a seacoast. of value, using prunes, figs, peaches, The ever popu­ war, there is scarcely room for ’Then comes a startlingly bitter in January at the Chicago Market. The designs are ex­ new one constructed with sufficient apricots or raisins. To this list, I lar Lawson de­ argument as to who kept the Ger­ picture of the war that tore Ireland would also add canned pineapple and cunning to keep any milk control clusive with Watkins in Manchester. There are five mans from winning it at the very asunder. Mr. Conner asserts that canned tomatoes. Such a diet will do sign that has body with arbitrary powers out of there were equal amounts of treach­ styles of 2-piece groups, and davenports from two of outset. It Was Albert, whose this for you. It will give you an been in good the clutches of the middlemen. ery, cruelty and willful brutality on abundance of food minerals which taste for years. Simple, graceful these groups can be purchased separately. What a mother was a HobenzoUem, and bis both sides; men were involved in the you need to build up a high resist­ devoted Belgian army that held the fighting who bad no Intention of be­ lines make this piece adaptable to wealth of variety this makes.. and all at exceedingly low ance, and it also provides the bulk most any scheme of decoration. Reg­ German invaders for weeks at a SOLOMAN RICKNER ing Involved, sacrificed to fanaticism hich helps you to throw off wastes SEMI-ANNUAL SALE prices. But hurry, for these and stupidity in a land where blood- ular $69.00. vital point in their strategic ad lust reigned unchecked. and poisons through the intestiDM. prices are liipited to our stock-on-hand only. Solomon Rickner was a bundled An extra benefit of this kind of a t In the end, our young student goes vance which they bad firmly expect and thirteen years old yesterday. diet Is that it will make you safe led to pass in a matter of hours. to bis death, crying, like Mercutlo, His birthday found him recuperat­ plague on both your houses!” from acidosis. Chair to match $19.50 This type of diet will not only And from that time imtll the rem' ing from the breaking of two ribs And Mr. Conner makes him a sym­ nant of bis veterans helped to drive bol of the meaningless sacrifice that help to prevent pneumonia, but in a fall while chopping wood. He v/ithin a short period of one month the enemy from the coast towns in the civil war required of all Ire­ has resumed the daily walks be land. will make- you feel better in every Kroehler Guarantee the fall of ’18 King Albert never takes out in St. Paul, Neb., and bis Many readers, I think, will feel way. I have every confidence in making this statement, as I know it 1. Frame will not loosen, warp or break left bis army. He was a real sol­ doctor says he will be as good as that the author is unfair to the Re­ dier. publican cause. In any case, they will work since I have personally 2. Seat and seat-botton will not sag or break through ever pretty quick. will find his book graphic, swift, and seen many hundreds of patients Im­ 3. Filling materials are clean, new and sanitary Nor was he ever for a moment One thing particularly impressive moving; a dark record of a dark and prove in health after following a diet For years you’ve read Kroehler advertising in your favor­ less faithful to his trust in times ite magazine. You know that Kroehler Quality protects about Solomon is that he bears the bloody era. exactly the same as the one I am of peace. He was king of the Bel Published by Morrow, it sells for giving you today. you-in your furniture investment. The Kroehler label is distinction of having been too old 82.50. your guarantee. glans and for the Belgians—wise I know that some of you are go­ for service in the Civil War. It is and brave and Indefatigable; a plain, true that there were a lot of men— modest, profoundly intelligent gen­ Americans—in the World War who tleman who knew his responslblli were older then than Mr. Rickner ties, was imdismayed by them and was at the tlme^of the Rebellion. who carried on, night and day, the -Hfttl- But be was 40 when, the Rebs fired task to which fate had dedicated on Sumter—and that was a boys’ him. war. Very, very few men of forty Deep sorrow sits on Belgium to­ fought on the side of the North. If THE DOVER day for his tragic taking off—and Rickner had enlisted and been ac­ In no small degree the whole world cepted he would have been ‘Top” shares In it. or "Old Man Solomon” to his com­ pany. His captain, in all proba­ MILK CONTROL bility, would have been only a little For months the people of the more than half his age. Like enough Soloman Rickner state have been anxiously awaiting some exposition of the milk control could have stood the rigors of cam­ Two excellent English pieces, similar THE LONDON^. question which was at once author­ paigning twice as well as thousands to our sketch, having medium roll of the undeveloped striplings who itative and understandable to folks ai-ms that are cut-back from the Following the stur-^ who had no connection with the made up the armies of Mead and front in the latest approved fashion. dy, simple yet milk industry other thua that of Grant and Johnston. But In that The low, deep seats make the stubby graceful style ol consumers and victims of the high­ war the man of 40 who held tmy ball feet appropriate. Regular other English de­ signs, the London lounge suite of two est retail prices in the world. Such rank lower than that of Colonel $109.00. pieces is proving one of our most popu an exposition has at last been looked silly to himself and his fam­ lar p a t t e d . Regular $139.00. made. It appeared yesterday in ily. So Solomon Rickner, at 113, the Sunday Issue of the Hartford has no need to apologize for not hav­ Burton’s Courant in the form of an article ing marched with Sherman or helped written by Donald O. Hammerberg, hold the stone wall at Gettysburg. assistant economist at Connecticut Besides, be might have stopped a $24.50 THE BIDEFORD State College, and we take the lib­ musket ball—and what a stupendous The Bideford group is similar erty of congratulating the Courant interference that would have been. to the sketch to the left, only on its most useful contribution to For more than seventy years there without the carved base. This the economic education of its read­ has been s Solomon Rickner where Innerspring design borrows its graceful, ers in a long, long time. there might have been not even a sweeping curves from the time of Queen Anne. The article is unavoidably long, memory. The cut-back arms and cabriole feet are typical occupying considerably more than a details. Regular $89.00. full page of the newspaper, but since UNDY’S STOCK Mattress it provides the only textbook on the Colonel Llndbregb, it appears, question of milk control and the In­ has been grievously maligned. He volved and puzzling ramifications of did not receive a quarter of a mil­ THE SEDDON Sofa and lounge chair as illustrated to the left in the milk industry available to the lion dollars of free stock of Trans­ the graceful style of Queen Anne. Beautifully public, it is to be hoped that It will continental Air Trahsport, as the carved bases enhance the pieces. Here is a suite be put into pamphlet form and Senate Investigating committee that adds lightness and grace to a room, yet is as made accessible to the very great gathered from letters disclosed to It larg> inside the arms as any of the other groups number of Connecticut citizens who some time ago—quite official let­ Wish we could have secured a hundred of these fine illustrated. Regular $109.00. have never been able to make bead mattresses, but there were only 18 available at this spe­ ters. No free stock for the colonel. cial price. (The ticking, a rich 6 oz. embossed green or tall out of the situation. He bought bis stock and paid for it. -fabric, has been discontinued.) 280 coU spriags in each Mr. Hammerberg, who has devot­ A quarter of a million—Just like full size mattress; covered with a durable sim p«d that ed a great deal of time to research that! prevents sprlfigi from working through; heavy white cot­ in connection with the Connecticut ton felt upholstery with taped and rolled e^es. Ju^ 18 And where did be get the money ? full size-and 6 twin sizes, .so hurry! OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'aOCK milk industry and with the activities Wbjr, from ’TranseontinaDtal Air of the State Board of Milk Control, Transport. Transcontinental Air ff has come to some very definite con- Transport was so delighted to get elusions. First and moTi positive the colonel and hie popularity that of them all is that tbsrs not only is It dug right down in Ite Jeane and WATKINS BROTHERS no warrant for ths sxcessivs rstail flebed out a quarter of a million in prlcss flxsd by tbs Board but that WATKINS caeb and handed it to him Juet for at MANCHESTER, CONM thoM prieea are doing a posltivs in­ agreeing to go to work. Well, at MANCHESTER, CONN

y ' t>,,„ I i .r/., , MilACHBSTBR EVENING HERAED, MANCHESTER, CONNh MONDAY, FBiRUARY 19,19m ;

ADVmmSBMENT^ ADVKBTISCMKNT— silver in the coxmtry which, nt pres­ ROBERT DOUGAN GIVES Fliers Feed Ice-Locked Nantucket ent prices, wotild cost about $2,0k for business ^HE Robert Dougan, owner and pro­ It is with gratitude to you for the and industry over the next several ’Two alarms of lire sounded in prietor of the Manchester Cleaners public forum in your valuable paper months apparently is bright, some rapid succession at i0:80 yesterday and Dyers at 129 (Center street Is where people can express their Im­ market commentators were suggest­ momln-; on the Manchester Fire BARGAIN HOUND closing out his business and will re­ pressions and perhaps help another ing caution for the moment due to Department whistle gave ^ e Im­ enter the employ of the Dougan Dye thereby. probable irregularities having to do pression ox a genera] alarm and on Works of Harrison street. He has Surely Mr. William E. Keith’s let­ unusually large crowd was attract­ conducted his own plant for fi”e with the so-called “consolidation” of ter of Friday was of that character. recent gains and other technical ed to Depot Square. Spring flowers are here before For a delicious new cake try this years and was employed by his un­ In 1930 I took a trip around the 'The fli^ alarm turned in record­ April showers this year—at Ander­ recipe; cle four years pre^ously. factors. world and coming from a town Proponents of the advance were ed as though coming from No. 35, son’s Greenhouses. 'There are the Chocolate Spice Cake. Art McKay, who has been driving which sent the department to for his concern, will also enter the where silK was manufactured was, watching closely the plans of the loveliest tulips, dainty daffodils, nar­ Break a nine-oimce package of of course Interested to know about Woodbridge and North E3m street, cissus, snapdragons—and always dry mince meat into pieces. Add employ of the Dougan Dye Works, administration for a huge expansion and they will take care of their for­ silk industries in Japan where our of credit. Hopeful potentialities where no fire was^oimd. After the exquisite roses. one half cup cold water sind stir un­ companies had left headquarters the mer customers. dollar was worth two of theirs, and were seen in the new foreign trade til all the lumps are thoroughly In China and India where one of second alarm was turned in as from Everyone who can, goes south or broken up. Bring to a brisk boil bank, designed lo aid in flnancing No. 12, North Main and North our dollars was worth three of dealings with Russia and South' southwest to enjoy warmth and sun­ and continue for three minutes or theirs. School streets. shine during part or all of the cold until the mixture is practically dry. America, as weU as the proposal for The apparatus hurried back to I brought home some very good 12 regional “intermediate credit” weather, but to those who cannot Allow to cool. Cream one half cup HEBRON silk from Shanghai, China for 80 the latter point only to find that its travel, our various warm states send butter with one cup sugar. Add cents a yarc which may be seen for banks which would make loans, not services were not needed. their sunshine in oranges and grape one egg-yolk, well beaten. Sift one A recent property transfer re­ the next week or two at CSieney exceeding five years, direct to Indus­ 'The cause of the commotion was fruit, in strawberries, celery, cab­ and three quarters cups of flour, corded at the town clerk’s office is Brothers store on Hartford Road, try or m Cooperation with private a chimney Are in the former R. P . bage, cucumbers, green beans, peas, three teaspoons baking powder, one- that of Judge Leon Rathbone’s Manchester. banking institutions. Bissell building on North Main lima beans, beets, carrots, brussels eighth teaspoon cinnamon, one twenty acre tract with dwelling In the United States silk 01 that The new gold rush from Europe to street which had been extinguished sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, let­ fourth teaspoon cloves.and one half house and other buildings to John quality would cost $2.40 a yard but America was attracting the atten­ before the firemen arrived. tuce, radishes, shallots, tomatoes teaspoon nutmeg. Add alternately Elverett Griffing. 'The place is near the difference in their wages, which tion of stock brokt^rs and bond deal­ and new potatoes. with milk, (two tablespoons of milk Judge Rathbone’s home, and was With the ship channel from the Snow and Johnny Polando, famed is a few cents a day and In conse­ ers. Approximately $52,000,000 in in all) to the egg mixture. Put in formerly known as the John Howey mainland choked with ice ten to fif­ Boston-Istanbul, ’Turkey flier. Snow gold arrived in New York over the two squares unsweetened chocolate quence their standard of living is place. Edward Rathbone and his teen feet thick making it impos­ squalls forced Polando down on distressing to a person coming from week-end, consignee principally to which have been melted. Blend mother, Mrs. Henrietta Rathbone sible for the usual daily supplies to Martha’s Vineyard. Winapaw bat­ bankers who bought it in London thoroughly, then fold in one stiffly a place like our own wonderful Being smart this spring means have lived on the place for quite a be brought in by steamer, Nan­ tled snow and gale to make three town. and Paris for the purpose of selling wearing a knitted dress. There’s beaten egg white and the cooled number of years and will continue tucket Island has been fed for days round trips and carry 6,000 poimds it to the Treasury at a substantial mince meat. Bake in a buttered Many thousands live in small riv­ just one thing you can do about it. to make it their home. Griffing has by a flotilla of airplanes chartered of food to the islanders in one er boats packed close together and profit. Pick up your needles and knit! loaf or angel cake pan in a moder­ been an employe of Judge Rathbone by First National Stores. day. ately hot oven, 375 degrees F, about others exist somehow in rice straw- When you go down to Hale’s some for some years. On the first day a fOod shortage When the Island continued ice­ huts. It all makes me wonder if Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday forty-flve minutes. ’This cake is A father and son banquet is being developed. First National rushed bound day after day, Finast estab­ CURB QUOTATIONS delectable for afternoon tea, and can planned, to take place at the Hebron we as a people are thankful tj God afternoon and see Mrs. Baker’s 12,000 pounds of meat, vegetables, lished an air base at Marstons Mills enough for our mercies and our A DAY SINGLE yams in the new spring and sum­ stand on its own merits as a dessert Green (Congregational church par­ fruit, bread, potatoes, lard, flour, air field. West Barnstable and en­ to be served alone. lors Friday evening, the 23rd of the gaged two planes for continuous blessings. Amer (Tit Pow and Lt B ...... 3% $4 DOUBLE mer shades, you’ll want to start eggs, butter and canned goods by J. EVELYN STANLEY. now so as to have your dress by month. three planes from East Boston ferrying of foodstuffs through the Assd Gas and E le c ...... 1% Hebron members who attended air to the 3,500 beleaguered winter Amer Sup Pow ...... 4 spring. port piloted by (left to right above) These are the low rotes the meeting of the Eastern Star Capt. “Bill” Wincapaw, Lt. Crocker ■residents of Nantucket. Blue Bidge ...... 3 NEW Cut thin slices across a carrot Too tired to go places and have Wednesday evening at Colchester Cent Stat E le c ...... 2 BOW in effect at the HOTEL and press them against the window fun? You woi5dn’t be if you had were Mrs. Merton W. Hills, Mrs. LATEST STOCKS (Dities Service ...... 3% VICTORIA, NEW YORK. the proper rest. What kind of (Chaimcey B. Kinney, Mrs. William home in Hebron, and has been a vis­ the time when we were suffering Cities Serv., pfd ...... 22 pane when the sun is shining. You ...... 20% will be surprised at the beauty of mattress do you ^leep on anyhow? Owen, and Miss Victoria Hilding. New York, Feb. 19.— (AP) — Elec Bond and S h a re Again under the popular man­ Sachem Chapter from Norwich was itor here. here at 28 below or lower. Ford Limited ...... 6% these carrot “flowers” when the sim If it’s old and worn and bumpy it’s The women’s bridge club party Mrs. T. D. Martin received a tele­ Stocks displayed symptoms of agement of Roy Mouitoo, the time for you to think seriously about represented, and a large attendance spring-time lassitude today and Midwest Utils ...... 7-16 shines through them. Every shade is reported. Mrs. Hills gave an was omitted last Thursday evening gram a few days ago, telling of the Niag Hud Pow ...... 7% NEW Hom viCTORU assumes of yellow from pale lemon to deep a new one. Burton’s inner spring owing in part to the severity of the most of the leaders shuffled along amusing reading, “Bug Love,” as critical illness of her son, Horace in a trendless fashion. Penn Road ...... 4 first importance as the perfect gold will be there £md shades of pink mattress with 280 coil springs, and one of the numbers on the pro­ weather, also to the beginning of Stand Oil I n d ...... 31% After they begin to dry the edges heavjr white cotton felt upholstery Lent. Martin, of the Louisiana State Nor­ A few specialties showed signs of headquarters for visitors to gram. life, but trading in the early hours United Foimders ...... 1% crinkle and they look still more like is your answer. They were form­ Services will be held through the Mrs. Alice Thompson of Cam­ mal College, and asking that some United Gas ...... 3 New YoHcThe word ”wa(»ME" flowers. They will change with the erly $24.50 and are now $16.75 at member of the family go there im­ lacked the lustre of the past week’s Lenten season at St. Peter’s Epis­ bridge, Mass., a former resident sessions. Both buyers and sellers United Let and Pow A ...... 4% takes on o new meoning hese. changing light that comes through Watkins Semi-Annual Sale. copal church Sunday evenings at 8 here, is the guest of Mrs. Claude W. mediately. No detaUs were given. Canadian M arconi...... 4 the pane. Mrs. Martin and her daughter. Miss seemed to be shy, althougu most of o’clock, and Wednesday evenings at Jones and her mother, Mrs. Louise the latter failed to offer what might Mavis Bottling ...... 1% 7:30, with address, in charge of the Blume. Marjorie, of the Dalton, Mass., Crisp white pique with black al­ Public Library, started as soon as have been considered “bargains.” iOOO ROOMS 'The Center Pharmacy has arrang­ ways makes a most satisfactory reader, Allan L. Carr. Miss Alice Connelly of Williman- Silver was a bright spot in the ed to have your name or monogram Word has been received of the tic is acting as substitute teacher possible, traveling night and day, Now You Can Wear All newly decoroted. Eoch first frock for spring. For while ll and hoping to reach their destina­ speculative firmament, the spot printed on your selection of colored does nicely imder the winter coat, birth of a son, Feb. 14, at Leomin­ at the school taught by Mrs. Frank metal advancing V2 cent an. ounce room equipped with o p h v a ti or white stationery. 'The cost is tion at Nachitoches, Louisiana in it’s fresh, starchy appearance will ster, Mass., to Mr. and Mrs. Ver- Rathbun in the Jagger district. to 46% cents, or within 1-8 of a cent BATH, SHOWER, RADIO, QRC^nA- nominal, 98 cents for 100 double or chel Wood. Mrs. Wood was the First Selectman Claude W. Jones time. The teleg^ram stated that FALSE TEETH carry you suavely on into the warm­ Professor Martin was “falling rapid­ of its four-year peak. Grains were TING ICE WATER, A "BEAUTY REST* 200 single sheets with envelopes former Miss Gladys Broome, daugh­ has received a shipment of 30 a little easier, as were cotton and With Real Comfort er months when a coat is no longer ly,” and it is felt that the outcome MATTRESS, FULL LD4(mt MIRROR, printed to match. The monogram necessary. ter of Paul Broome of Hopevale. pounds of butter from the federal rubber. Sterling was strong in terms FASTEETH, a new, pleasant pow­ type is 89 cents for each box so Four tables were in play at the government, for distribution among is very doubtful. No word has as der, keeps teeth firmly set. Deodoriz­ SPAQOUS aOSET, WR1T1NO DKK yet been received from them. Allan of the dollar, but the gold curren­ es. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or printed. benefit bridge given for Hebron the needy. cies were narrow. Bonds were again feeling. To eat and laugh In comfort end other modem feotures. I saw sweet little purse flasks of Grange at the home of Mr. and Schools of the town are having a L. Carr, reader at St. Peter’s church, is staying at Mrs. Martin’s home fairly firm. just sprinkle a little FASTKETH on Whoever thought that we’d see Gemey’s perfume for 55 cents at Mrs. William Owen last Thursday vacation this week, with the excep­ your plates. Get it today at J. W . 2 MlnutM te tbeotras ead Aepa. during her absence. People here are Studebaker preferred, an odd-lot lace and linen combined? But ’tis. Weldon’s this morning. evening. Mrs. Chauncey B. Kinney tion of that in the Jagger district, issue, spurted 14 points and the Hale Co., and other drug stores. t. R termlneit and steentship otmt Black thread lace made up over flne won laldies’ tirst prize, Miss Barbara where it is necessary to make up greatly disturbed, as Mr. Martin quiddy reached.. was a frequent visitor here and common was up 1, reflecting reports white handkerchief linen, with a Fish consolation prize. Robert E. some time which was lost. High of plans for reorganization and the Foote captui'ed the first prize for school students, of whom there are much liked by all who knew him. M*m oed Sample teems AvoilaUd pleated basque of white crepe is lifting of the receivership. Pierce Varied FoelDtias for Meeftefs, quite a startling ankle length eve­ men. Cake, coffee and cookies were thirty or forty from here attending ifre. Edwin T. Smith, who has Arrow, Hupp Motors, Packard and Office Tel. 6Q18 ning gown. ,C50U.(V(W lt_ served, Windham high, are also having a been an invalid for the past few Chrysler were a bit higher, but (gen­ Hartford Tel. 6-9486 Banqaetsoad CewveatiaiM Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert and sisters, vacation this week, years, is reported as in a falling eral Motors was unchanged. Cruci­ the Misses (Clarissa and Susan Pen­ Mrs. Merton W. Hills, town clerk, condition and it is hardly expected ble Steel, Goodyear and U. S. Rub­ Take Care was called to Danbury this week­ that she will live more than a few Vick Chem ...... 80% dleton motored to New Haven Fri­ ber were up about a point each and day to attend a meeting of the Na­ end on business. Her place at the weeks, or possibly days. Her daugh­ the aircrafts Improved. 'The rails of Your Feet West U nion...... 62% ter, Miss Florence E, Smith of the West El and Mf®-...... 43% tional Society of Daughters of town clerk’s office was taken by and utilities did virtually nothing Founders and Patriots of America, Mrs. Edward A. Smith Saturday. Seymour School, West Hartford, and the oils failed to follow through A. M. Lerner,’ D. S. C N. Y. Stocks Woolworth ...... 51% Miss Stanlie Johnson was leader spent the week end with her, on their Saturday’s rally. U. S, Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 20% held at the New Haven Lawn Club. FOOT SPECIALIST AND A Itmcheon was served at the club of the Christian Endeavor meeting Mrs. Albert W. Hilding enter­ Smelting dropped a point, as did CHIROPODIST rooms and a lecture on "early Sunday evening at the green, with tained at bridge Friday evening, American Can, Adams Exp ...... i i American Silver and Glass Ware” the topic, “Children of One Father.” three Ubles being In play. Mrs, 'The continued advance of silver Office Hours: 51 Bt STREET Alaska Jun ...... 22^ was given by Miss Elizabeth (Chase, Dr. C. J. Douglas writes from John Palmer won first ladies’ prize, prices has been accompanied by Tues. and Sat., 6 to 10 P. M. Tburs., 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. AT 7th AVENUE, NEW YORK Allegheny ...... 4% of the Gallery of Fine Arts the Manhattan Hotel, St, Peters- Mrs. Leslie Ward second. Leslie numerous rumors of some Imminent of Yale university. Miss Chase is a burgh, Florida, that he is enjoying Wai^ and CHement Wall were win­ action by Washington in behalf of And By Appointment. lOT MOUtTON Allied Chem ...... 160Vt Local Stocks ners of men’s prizes. Squash pie the metal. Gossip had it that the cousin of Professor and Mrs. Eu­ the warm weather thi ■ winter. The 865 Main St., Manchester, Conn. Esaevhve VTce-Fies/deat eod Mauoglug Dk, Am Can ...... ,106 gene P. (Chase, who has a summer temperature there war about 76 at and coffee were served. President might commandeer all the Am Ooml Alco ...... 49^ (Furnished by Putnam Si Co.) Am For Pow ...... i i 1/3 Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Am Rad St 8 ...... Am Smelt ...... 49% Am Te and Tel ...... ,122% 1 P. M. Stocks Am Tob B ...... 77 Am Wat W k s ...... 28% Bank Stocks Anaconda ...... 17 ' Bid Asked Atchison ...... 70% Cap Nat Bank Sc Trust 13 — Auburn ...... 66 Conn, R iv e r...... 460 — Avlat Corp ...... 6 % First National of Htfd 86 — Balt and Ohio ...... 83% Htfd, Conn. Tnwt .,,, 46 50 Bendlx ...... 21 % Hartford National ... 17 19 Beth Steel ...... 48% Phoenix St B and T, 160 — Beth Steel, pfd ...... 81% West Hartford Trust,. 96 — Borden ...... 24% Insurance Stocks i m r Can P a c ...... 16% Aetna Casualty ...... 51 53 Case (J. I.) ...... 80 Vs Aetna L if e ...... 21 23 Cerro De P a s c o ...... 38 Aetna Fire ...... 37 39 Coes and Ohio...... 45% Automobile ...... 23 23 Chrysler ...... 58% Conn. General ...... 31 33 Coca Cola ...... 104% Hartford F i r e ...... 49 Va 51 Col Carbon ...... 70% Phoenix Fire ...... 58 60 Coml Solv ...... 29% Hartford Steam Boiler 51 53 E ’TURKISH ’lOBACCOS Cons Gas ...... 42% National Fire ...... 52 54 Cons Oil ...... 14 Travelers ...... 455 465 Cont Can ...... 80% Del L and W n ...... 31% Public Utilities Stocks Du P o n t...... 102 Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 39 48 Elastman K od ak...... 93 Conn. P o w er...... 37% 39% Elec and M u s...... 6 Greenwich, W&G, pfd. 50 Elec Alto Lite ...... 28% Hartford Ellec...... 50% 52% ... o n e rea so n Gen EHec ...... 23% Hartford Gas ...... 41 45 Gen Foo d s...... 35% do., p fd ___ ■...... 45 Gen M otors...... 41 S N E T Co ...... 107 112 Gillette ...... 12 Manufacturing Stocks Gold Dust ...... 21% Am Hardware ...... 21% 23% why L u ch ies taste Hershey ...... 56% Am Hosiery ...... — 30 Homestake Mining ...... 330 Arrow H and H, com. 10% 12% Hudson Motors ...... 23% do., pfd ...... 90 Int Harv ...... 45 Billings and Spencer.. — Int N ic k ...... 23% Bristol Brass ...... 21% Int Tel and Tel ...... 16 do., pfd...... 95 hetter, smoother Johns Manville ...... 63% Case, Lockwood and B — 300 Kennecott ...... 21% Collins Co...... 45 Lehigh Val Coal ...... 4% Colt’s Firearms ...... 25 Lehigh Val R d ...... 20% Eagle Lock ...... 28 In Turkey too, only the finest tobaccos Ligg and Myers B ...... 86% Fafnir B earin gs...... 50 Loew’s ...... 33 Fuller Brush, Class A. 7 are selected for Lucky Strike — the mild­ Loriliard ...... 18 Gray Tel Pay Station. 17% McKeesp ’Tin ...... 93 Hart and Cooley ...... — est leaves, the most delicate, the most Mont Ward ...... 34% Hartmann Tob, com.. — Nat Biscuit ...... 43% do., p fd ...... 10 aromatic. Lucky Strike is the world’s Nat Cash R e g ...... 22 Int S ilv e r...... 40 Nat Dairy ...... 16% do., p fd ...... 72 largest user of fine Turkish tobaccos. Nat Pow and L t ...... 13% Landers, Frary & Clk. 33 N Y Central ...... 42% New Brit. Mch. com .. 8 Then these tender, delicate Turkish NY NH and H ...... 21% do., p fd ...... 40 Noranda ...... 34% Mann & Bow, Class A 3 leaves are blended with choice to­ North Am ...... 22% do.. Class B ...... % Packard ...... 4% North and Judd ...... 17 baccos from our own Southland—to Penn ...... 37% Niles, Bern Pond ___ 12% Phila Rdg C and I ...... 6 % Peck, Stow and Wilcox 2 make your Lucky Strike a cigarette that Phil Pete ...... 17% ...... 25 Pub Serv N J ...... 42% Russell Mfg From tks Diamsmi Hons* ir ..Ily packed—so round, so firm - Radio ...... 8 % Scovill ...... 26 Skoo o f thi Motropolitam Stanley W orks...... 20 Reading ...... 55% Optra Houit free from loose ends. T h at’s why Luckies Rem Rand ...... 11% Standard S c re w ...... 50 Rey Tob B ...... 40% do., pfd., guar...... 100 Saturday I t 1H6 P. M.,£aiteni taste better, smoother. “ It’s toasted’’ — Sears Roebuck...... 49% Smirthe Mfg Co ...... 30 35 Standard Tim e, orer the Red Socony Vac ...... 18 Taylor and F e n n ...... 70 and Blue K etw orka o f N B C , for throat protection—for finer taste. 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OofvzUbt, IIM, n a AsMtlMB TobamD Oomsma, U S Rubber ...... 21% L s r TZ U S S m e lt...... 130 Refreshments. Fee 80c. NOT the bottom letvet—/Adv V» ktfitrtor U S Steel ...... 68% At Mrs. Myra FItzgeraid, in quality—coane and always sandyl Util Pow ftnd Lt 86 Cottage S t

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elroumstanes th it tbs modlfloatlon PRESIDENT 0. K.’S was net oeaasnted to would not af- Duke Decorates Dollar Princess FOREST WORKERS aolden Gate Span Reaches for Sky fsot whatsvsr obltgatlons ths non- MERCURY one oonssntor would have under section NEWSPAPER CODE III (D) of the National Industrial Reoovsry Act. T040HERE1UDAT IN GOOD HEALTH "Of course, also, nobody waives (OonMnoad tron Pagt Om ) any oonstltutlrnal tights by assent­ wages and hours for all depart­ ing to a code. The recitation of the freedom of the press clause In the In One Camp of 200 But 22 ments. code baa no more place here than Strikint Contratt to Sab- Johnson also pointed out that would the recitation of the whole while the regulation of child labor Constitution or of the ten com­ Zero Weather of the Phot Have Required Hospital in the ANPA codj affected the chil­ mandments. dren employed directly by the pa­ ’"ITie freedom guaranteed by the Attention. pers, It would not reach those em­ Conatltutlou la freedom of expres­ Two Weeks. ployed by news distributing agen­ sion and that will be scrupulously cies, for whom no code has been respected—but t is not freedom to presented. work children, or do business in a In striking contrast to the sub Hixtford, Feb. 19.—(AP)—First While the hours of street sales by firetrap or violate the laws against zero weather in evidence during Ldeuteaajit Herbert W. Sherwln, children are expressly limited there obscenity, libel and lewdness. medical officer of Camp Femow at is no limitation on time for home (Signed) the past two weeks was the rela­ Hampton has submitted a report deliveries except that it shall not FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, tively high temperature todsiy. which indicates that good health impair the health of the boys nor The White House, Offlcied readings of the ther­ prevails in the C.C.C. camps in Con­ interfere with day school hours. February 17, 1934. mometer taken at the plant of the necticut, it was announced today. President’s Bequest Approval Recommend: Mutual Heating corporation at 2 Reporting for Camp 'Femow The President’s request for im­ (S) HUGH S. JOHNSON, o’clock this afternoon showed the alone, Sherwin said that only two mediate establishment of the five- Administrator.” mercury bad climbed to 40 degrees men receive medical attention daily day week on larger dailies was made above. in a company of more than 200 and in a separate letter to Johnson. Hea'vy overcoats were discarded that since the camp was formed, but and light topcoats substituted in 22 persons have required hospital It’s text follows: EXHIBITION OF SHAWLS Manchester as a result of the attention with only one serious ac­ “My Dear General Johnson: balmy, springlike weather. Ice and cident reported. “In addition to the conditions in snow that has been accumulating Four hundred men have served in the executive order approving the TOMORROW AFTERNOON during an unusually severe winter the camp. code of fair competition for the melted rapidly imder the warm rays First Lieutenant Herbert S. daily newspaper publishing business, Over 75 from Many Different of the sun and large patches of Keimling, commander of Camp Fer- I wish to make the following ob­ grass wqre visible on most of the now has been transferred. He was servations: Lands to Be Shown at Cen­ lawns in town. ordered to report to the command­ “(A) I am not satisfied with the ter Church Parish House. A robin was observed in a tree in ing officer. Third C.C.C. District, at child labor provisions. A special the yard of the late Aaron Johnson Fort Devens, Ayer, Mass. Keimling report and recommendations in re­ More than seventy-five interest­ at Linden and Myrtle streets this had been with the company in Con­ gard to the carrying out of the pro­ ing shawls have been collected ty noon. necticut since its formation. visions will be made to me at the the committee in charge of ' W. Absence of her prince did not prevent Barbara Hutton from Commander Remembered •end of 60 days. Keimling became commander of “(B) The publishers of newspa­ C. T. U. shawl exhibition, entertain­ celvlng a royal welcome In Honolulu, on her way to Japan. The Camp Fernow, which he laid out, pers having a circulation of seventy- ment and tea, to be given at the Woolworth heiress is shown here as she was decorated with the ADVISORY BOARD when Captain Arthur Weeks w-as five thousand or more in cities of Center Church House tomorrow aft­ Hawaiian lei by Duke Kahanamoku. former world-famed swimmer. relieved in August last year. The re­ seven-hundred and fifty thousand ernoon at 3 o’clock. Shawls from tiring commander was given a glad- population or more are requested to China, Persia, Italy, Spain, Czecho­ this motive with the profit motive, IN STATE QUITS stone bag, brief case, wallet, leather install a five-day, forty-four week slovakia, Sweden, the British Isles HOW GREAT MASTERS which defeats itself by exploiting belt and military brushes at a fare­ for their staff or reporters and and this country will be displayed human values rather than contribut­ well dinner last Sunday. writers with the purpose of giving around the parish hall, some of ing to human appreciations and (Continued from Page One) Reports show that Camp Chap­ employment to additional men and them 200 years old. INTERPRETED CHRIST happiness. man’s Minstrel and dance in New women in the field. A report on The entertainers will be Mrs. In interpreting the significance of sonably be expected for Congress to London w’as a success. Towering to dizzy heights, the $35,000,000. bridge across the this will be made at the end of sixty Katharine Conrow Blair, reader, the painting, Mr. Harris emphasized appropriate there seems to be no The men of Camp Roosevelt at Golden Gate at San Francisco rises, unit by unit, to the staccato days. who will give a number of mono­ Rev. Leonard C. Harris Gives the dramatic suggestiveness of good reason for continuing state ad­ Clinton took advant^e of the cold tune of riveting machines, operated by workmen who sit in the “Sincerely, logues and humorous selections, First in Series of Lenten visory boards further. spell and snow recently to stage an Raphael in porti-aying the wonder cages shown suspended along the sides of the massive girders. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.” Miss Miriam Watkins, soprano, and Talks Last Evening. and mystery of the Incarnation. The “It is with regret that our rela­ old-fashioned hay ride with a bor­ Qther riveters work inside the cellular sections of the giant The text of the executive order on her father, C. EHmore Watkins, speaker said that the Incarnation tionship as raf:mbers of the Public rowed team. Works Administration is to be Home Over Holiday span and its abutments. the code follows: basso, Mrs. Lura Watkins Rush at was not intended to be an isolated the piano. The program will close Last evening at the South Metho­ act of /God, but sugestive oY that brought to an end. Members of the New York Com­ “An application having been duly dist church, the paotor, Rev. Leon­ pany stationed at Camp Filley, Had- made, pursuant to and in full com­ with tableaux. w'hich is supposed to continue — “I am proud of the work that you Tea will be served under the di­ ard. C. Harris gave the first in a se­ God’s spirit becoming incarnate in have done and It has been a pleas­ dam, went home over Lincoln’s ers of the country, were showm in pliance with the provisions of Title ries of Lenten talks ' on "Seeing Birthday. Two enlisted army men, 1 of the National Industrial Recov­ rection of Mrs. W. R. Tinker. Sr. human life. This gives us each the ure to be associated with you In this this special doubles number. Spirals, CONNECTICUT COMPANY Tickets may be had at the door or Christ Through the Eyes of the privilege of sharing in that which notable enterprise. who have been with the company ery Act, approved June 16, 1933, for Great Masters.” The subject was since its formation, were transferred spins, whirls, aeroplane spins and from Watkins Brothers. was only begun, when God became “I want tc express to you the sin­ everything known to Ice skating my approval of a code of fair com­ The Slstlne Madonna by Raphael. Man in Christ, namely, making life cere thanks of the President for toe back to their army commands dur­ petition for the daily newspaper In his talk, Rev. Harris stressed ing the week. was presented in the six minute act. RAISES WORKERS PAY God-like. loyalty, faithfulness and aWllty At the conclusion of the number publishing business, and hearings the value of the motives which lie Next Sunday evening the pastor that you have put to your task,” Camp Tourney at Torrington, with having been held thereon and the COMPANY G DRILL behind great works of art. He at­ an eye to spring weather, is laying the crowd responded to three cheers (CootlDoed from Page Op' will Interpret Hofmann’s ’’The Rich for the accomplished pair. administrator having rendered bis tributed the fact of their continuing Young Ruler.” plans to landscape the Immediate report containing an analysis the value to the spiritual purpose be­ vicinity of the camp and to lay out Fox Chase cents. The award is for one year AND MATCH TONIGHT The value of foreign exports a baseball diamond. The final number on the long pro­ sale codf of fair competition, to­ hind them. This, he asserted, is the shipped from Charleston, S. C., last and ts retroactive to June 1, 1933 gether with his recommendations best guarantee to the permanent Lucerne is another name for year gained more than 20 peer cent gram was the frolicsome "fo.v when the old wage agreement ex­ Company G will conduct the chase” led by Norval Baptie. Ten and findings with respect thereto, worth of anything. He contrasted alfalfa. over toe preceding year. pired. and the administrator having found weekly drill at 8 o’clock this eve^ picked boys, all good skaters, tried The memorandum, signed also by ning at the State armory, with the to catch the elusive 84-year-old star that the ssdd code of fair competi­ Joseph F. Berry of Hartford, the tion complies in all respect with the non-commissioned offclers drill $28( RAISED for five minutes. Having eluded Connecticut company’s representa­ scheduled for 7 o’clock. them all, he finally ended the race pertinent provisions of Title 1 of tive on the arbitration board and said act and that the requirements The annual indoor rifle match of by plumping into the arms of the Judge Patrick B, O’Sullivan, repre­ Company G will be held this eve­ youngest skater of all, to end the of clauses (1) and (2) of subsection AS 7S00 SEE senting the emplovees, estimated (a) of section 3 of said act have ning with the following members of afternoon’s show. that 1,760 men would be affected by Company O’s team, participating: The comqiittee beaded by J. An­ been met; the arbitration and that the increaa- "Now, therefore, I, Franklin Dr- Lieut. Raymond Hagedom, Lieut drew Holzheimer, chairman of the ed wage scale would cost the Con­ Peter Frey, Sergeant Charles By- I C E C m V A l Permanent Armistice Day commit­ Roosevelt, President of the United cholski, Private Guido Oiorgetti, necticut company not more than States, pursuant to the authority tee. bad 60 or more veterans on the 192,000 for a year. Private Cassells, all of whom are ex< (OeirtlBMd (roD Page One) job early, assisting in the parking, vested in me by Title 1 of the Na­ pert riflemen. Lt. Calsse of CTom' selling tickets, and handling the Dispute Reviewed, tional Industrial Recovery .Act ap­ pany C, 169tb regiment, will be the iports club, New York, in a siaflsf proved June 16, 1683, and other­ Is This Your Problem? crowd at the skating lodge and on After a detailed review of the dis­ range officer during the match. number gave an indication of the the lee. pute and an examination of the wise, do hereby adopt and approve artistry that was soon to follow, Skaters Given Luncheon company's financial ability, the the report, recommendations and when be executed many new and Frank Cervini, Frank Bray and memorandum said; findings of the administrator a.id do You need more life insurance difficult evolutions, Mr, Jansen, a John L, Jenney were in charge of "In my opinion the fact is estab order that the said code of 1 com­ WALL ST. BRIEFS tell and accomplished skater, wae tickets, Edward Keeney headed thi tlsbed that the company can and petition be and it is hereby approv­ dressed in a blue ensemble. parking crew. should be asked to pay the increased ed, subject to the following condi­ New York, Feb, 19.—Thursday, You cannot afford sufficient Next came Dr, Hulda Berger, tions; Washington’s birthday, will be ob­ Following the carnival the visi­ charge of a wage of 62 cents an served as a holiday by security and former junior National figure skat- tors, numbering 27, were the guests hour, which could not much exceed "(1) The determination of hours at usual rates lag champion. and wages for news department commodity markets throughout the of tbs Army atid Navy club at a in any event 102,000 for a full year country. Dr. Berger, one of New York's luncheon held in their honor at tbs and might be somewhat less. workers shall be made not later than 60 days hence, bsst skaters and vice president of clubhouse on Main street. Those "I find therefore, and award, after Raw sugar shiments from Puerto the Winter Sports club, was struck who attended the affair were; Mr, full consideration and under the “(2) The government members of Rico to the United States betwesn with the beauty of Manchester's and Mrs, Baptie, Dr, Hulda Berger terms of the arbitration agreement the code authority shall give partic­ January 1 and February'17 totaled outdoor rmk and was also pleased and Miss Edna Harris, all of the that the basic wage for the perioc ular attention to the provisions au­ 61,198 short tons, an Increase of 49.4 WE HAVE THE ANSWER at the remarkable condition of the Winter Sports club, New York; therein limited shall be 48 cents per thorizing minors to deliver and self per cent over the same period of ice. She gave a beautiful conception Marlon and Herbert Meyer of hour for tbs first three montbe of newspapers and shall report to the 1638, reports the New York Coffes of the art of flfure skating showing Springfield; William Bilodeau, Lake employment, 61 cents per hour for President not later than 60 days and Sugar Exchange. the finesse and perfection of the Placid, N, Y,; Leo LaBelle and Ray the next nine months, and 68 cents hence, A policy guaranteeing $5000 to the beneficiary at the trained skater. Dr, Berger was Felix, Meriden; Eddie Crane of per hour thereafter, for the two man "(3) Insofar as Article vn Is not There will be no bayonets in fu cheered to the echo when she com­ Springfield, Maos,: Edward Flaherty car operator plus a differential of required by the Act, it Is pure sur­ ture wars, says an army official, death of the insured. pleted her solo number. and Grace Boiien of Holyoke, seven cents for the one man car plusage, While it has no meaning it Thsn they’d better provide can open Dr, Berger was followed by Mass.; James Foley, Miss Margaret and motor bus operator; and the is permitted to stand merely be­ ers with their com wlllie and beans, Arthur Jansen, also of New York, McKeever, Frank Wallett and Miss wage rates of all other employees cause it has been requested and be­ hereafter. The premium from the sixth year on is unchangiiig in a solo number, who gave an Mary Haggerty of this town; Reg­ specified ip the arbitration agree' cause It could have no such legal ef­ equally line exhibition as his brother gie Wilcox, Billy Tauschcr, Sally ment shall be increased three and fects as would bar 't# Inclusion, A Detroit woman got a load of for the rest of life ($112 annually, for $5000, age 30). v/ho bad preceded him, Both are Sansone, J, Murray, Eddie Tausch- one third per cent.” "Of course, a man does not con­ vegetables from her estranged bus- sent to what be does not consent to. members of the Winter Sports club er, Ray Taksar, Carl "Cop” Engle­ Good for One Year. band, as alimony—which must bavs and are pupils of Baptie and Lamb. mann, Mrs, Carl Englemann and But If the President should find it put her In a terrible stew. "The memorandum pointed out necessary to modify this code, the But the premium for the first five years is ONLY Noval Baptie Thrills Miss Minnie Engleman, of the Hart­ that the board had power to fix Then came :he first act of the ford Skating club; Wilbur O'Don­ wages only for one year, but that ONE-HALF that figure ($56 annually for first five famous skaters, Norval Baptie and nell. of Holyoke; Park Superintend­ hope was expressed "that in justice his equally well known partner and ent Horace F. Murphey and J. A. to both the wage rate herein fixed years). wife, Gladys Lamb. In the Initial act Holzheimer of this town. should continue for the balance of Window Shades of the headliners of the carnival Proceeds Were |286 the present calendar year.” program, Baptie and Lamb showed The finance committee reported Tine quality of Holland Ton­ intricate waltz numbers and wide, shortly after the carnival that the The increases aLowed by the tine, absolutely washable, in all WE DEVISED THIS POLICY IN 1924. INSTANT­ sweeping figures, to the accompani­ proceeds from the sale of the tick­ board represented a compromise be­ colors, made to order and bung ment of their special recordings ets yesterday totaled $286 of which tween the company and its employ­ on your windows, 45c. New LY POPULAR AND ESPECIALLY IN DEMAND played on the amplifier by William a good sum will be realized for the ees. The men bad asked a 16 cent rollers, 10c. Samples furnished Krah of Potterton and Krah, radio Veterans’ Memorial Fund. increase in basic rate for bus and on request. DURING THESE DAYS. dealers. The committee wishes to publicly one car operators and an Increase of thank those who assisted during the seven cents, from 88 to 60 for two The tenth number on the pro­ man car employees. The company gram was a barrel jumping act by carnival, especially Potterton and Capitol Window It is the ideal policy for all who have faith that they Krah, radio dealers, for the use of had proposed a general 10 per cent Leo LaBeUe and Ray Felix, both of cut and when this proposal was Meriden. During the entire program, the amplifying equipment, and Wil­ will be in improved circumstances five years from now, liam Krah for his services as an­ turned down suggested a five per Shade Co. Eddie Crane of Springfield; Billy cent cut. 46 Capen St. Hartford Bilodeux of Pittsfield, Mass., and nouncer. and who want ample insurance in the meantime. Eddie Flaherty of Holyoke, Mass., 'The auxiliaries of the local veter­ Fair Return for OapitaL kept the crowd in good humor with ans groups, headed by Mrs. .Anna “There is no finer ambition,” their inimitable comedy acts. Barron, served coffee and cookies at Judge Munger wrote “In our time Foursome Skating Act the skating lodge during the per­ than to strive for the increased wel­ The Winter Sports club figure formance and a group of women as­ fare of labor; but labor cannot ad­ GET THE FIGURES A T YOUR AGE sisted Chef David McCollum in skating foursome, Dr. Hulda Berger, vance, it cannot exist at all under {including net cost under 1934 dividend scale) Miss Edna Harris, Arthur and serving the luncheon at the club our present system without the con­ Roland Jansen, presented foe the following the carnival. cession of a right to a fair return l o m Harry White, dressed In a fur to those who have placed their cap­ first time on Manchester ice, a coat, silver topper and sliver mega­ • a a th a t foursome figure skating act which ital at the service of the enterprise phone, introduced the performers which employs the labor. v/as a delight to watch. The symme­ from mid-ice adding a colorful touch h e lp you tfet try and poise of these noted per­ to the spectacle. "To say this is doubtless common­ Consult Local Agent or Office, or Home Office formers was one of the highlights place, but it is worth repeating for started aoain of the program. it is to cause us to recognize the While the leading performers very plain fact that if wages are to Psy pssi d«€ ckbti, Isxas, be fixed according to any principle J. F. O’LEARY, Asst. Supt. C. A. ROBBINS, Asst. Sapt. were changing costumes for the re­ WYNEKOOP TRIAL insurance' . . psy essh maining numbers on the program, or by any m eth^ which destroys the committee presented the Hart­ the enterprise or gives no reason­ for new purchases end f«t New Cheney Block New Cheney Block able return to those who have In­ ford Skating club women members IS STARTED AGAIN better bargains. in a special 220 yard dash, which vested their own savings in it, the SOUTH MANCHESTER was won by Miss Minnie Elngle- employment of labor comes to an AH this can be done with Chicago, Feb. 19.—(AP)—Dr. end.” mann, 13 years old, daughter of a cash een from us . . . Jennie Englemann, former speed Alice Undsay Wsmekoop today \ 0 % » skating champion of this section. went on trial for her life for the any amount from SlO to Miss Englemann led the skaters all second time charged with the mur­ $300 without endorsers. (o f-* * der of her daughter-in-law, Rbeta . o ' ' V , the way around the difficult turns FRANCE FEARS EFFECTS Ho^*,„W.OU>" and gave promise of becoming one Wynekoop. Prosecutor Charles S. The only cost is a monthly Dougherty announced he again of the star speed skaters of this eharflo of three per cent on section. would ask the death penalty. Judge OF KING ALBERTS DEATH Race Winners Harry B, Miller presided. die unpaid balance. For Dr, Wjmekoop’s plea was not (Coatiaued from Page One) eitampla $50 repaid over Ray Taksar, leading Hartford gmilty. racer, took an eaurly lead over the 5 months means a total big field of starters in the special Her first trial was declared a mis­ and the same victory transformed 440 yard dash to win easily in fast trial because of the dangerous into brotherhood.” cost of only $4.50. time. Ray Felix was second and Sal­ physical condition of the defendant, Flags were at half-staff In France In the court of Judge Joseph David today. A one month period of 3n0uranrr (Sompmtg nf Antfrira ly Sansone third. There were 12 a little more than s month ago. starters in this special race, mourning was decreed. AJl official 'The trial got under way despite ceremoniM were cancelled. IDEAL Baptie and Lamb presented in the illness of Milton Smith, defense Finsneins Associstton, Ak . | EDWARD D. DUFFIELD Home Offica their final doubles act, the finest bit In addition to those who went to attorney. In view of his absence, Brussels today. President Albert S4>-S5> it tsoH oei President NEWARK, NEW JERSEY of ice skating ever seen here. Many boweve*-, all parties agreed that to­ Lebrun, and Marshal Henri Petain, Miaow SUf.»6beat 1819 of the tricks of balancing and poise day's session would be an abbreviat­ minister of war and hero of Ver- MANCHESTES that has made these two the lead- ed one. i dun, will attend the funeral services.

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fast, carried 18,250.000 in gold and Palace theater but later 1ft the HOTEL BOND ORCHESTRA 40,000 cases of Scotch whiskey for CAR OWNED BY KENNETH Ding was recovered. Ai SHORTS ELECTED New York. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Ten-Shan it had been used by joy-r HERE THURSDAY NIGHT LTITLE STOLEN SUNDAY DINNER FOB COACH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1# (Central and Eastern Standard Time) UNION PRESIDENT Deaths Last Night Not*: All programs to key and baslo chain* or groups thereof unless sped* Buddies New Haven, Peb. 19.—(AP^- ' ifled; coast to coast (e to c) designation Includes all available stations. Will Play at Recreation Center No Trace Found of Machine Nearly 300 peiiBOi)s are expected^o Program* subject to change. P. M. CenL EasL for First Time — Miss Ethel Left Parked in Front of attend the testimonial dinner NBC-WEAF NETWORK 6:00— 7:00—Myrt 4 Margo—east only; New York—Thornton H. Blssell, Louis Panico’s Orchestra—midwest The BnUetta Bond Evans Soloist. 45, euivertlsing manager of the In­ Lewis Chapman’s Home. Ra3rmond W. (Ducky) Pond to BASIC — East: weaf wlw weel wtlc 6:15— 7:15—Just Plain Bill — east; Phns to Resip, However— of ternational Nickel Company. given by the Hilltops Football QpU wjar wtag wcsh wfi wilt wfbr wrc wgy Texas Rangers—w; Panico Or.— at Fitzgerald’s ’Thirty Acres, in •when w cae w tarn w wj w sai; M id: k.sd midwest: Travers Orchestra—Dixie Bx wiba Kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf mldw rpt; Knight Orches.—Dixi* neth Little, head of the mcufiilne rangements baa reserved a limiled SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax 6:45— 7:45—Boake Carter, Talk—ba­ School Street Recreation building the Mergenthaler linotype machine. ■wfla-wstin wlod warn wmc wsb wapi British War Veterans shop at Rockville High school, was section for friends of the new Y a le sic: The Crowd Roars—west Local by Cheneys. will be enjoying a first appearance Baltimore—Dr. James A. Nydeg- wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc 7:00— 8:00—T he H appy B akers—basic The regular monthly meeting of in Manchester, of the'leading Hart­ taken from in front of the home of coach throughout the state ■woal ktbs kths wsoc wave 7:15— 8:15—Edwin C. Hill — basic; the Mons-Ypres Post was held Wed­ ger, director of the United States Lewis H. Chapman at 100 Union may wishsh to alt[tend. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl Songs—west: Taximeter—Dixie ford orchestra, when Charles Mil­ Public Health and Marine hospital PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo 7:30— 8:30—Bing Crosby—also coast; nesday evening February 11 in the lard and his Hotel Bond band appear street last night. khq kfsd ktsir kgn kpo C. Wheeler’s Orchestra—midwest Although Arthur Shorts was service here. Mr. and Mrs. Little were visiting Lieut. Com. Thomas G. W. SetUa, Cent. East. Army and Navy Club. Comrade Al­ here on Thursday evening. This Baltimore—Dr. Frank Webster 8:00— 9:00—Stokowski Orches.—o to c elected president of Local 2125 of band is rapidly gaining recognition at the Chapman home and arrived balloonist, has been granted a 4:00— S:00—The South Sea Islander* 8:15— 9:15—Kostelanetz Prog.—c to c bert Lindsay occupied the chair and Keating, 64 superintendent of the at 5:30 o’clock, leaving their car in 4:30— 6:30—Tom Mix Adventure—east 8:30— 9:30—The Big Show—cst to cst the United Textile Workers of throughout greater Hartford and is patent on an apparatus to care tot 9:00—10:00— W ayn* K ing O rch estra— presided over a large attendance. Rosewood state training school for front of the house. When they left 4:46— 6:43—The Wizard of Oz, Drama America, Americ*m Federation of Reports of the different committees creating a new style in modem ballast in, aircraft. 6:0^- 6:00—Dinner Concert—also cst ta c; Radio Theater League—Dixie dance rhythm. Featured with this 37 years. two hours later the car was miss­ . 5:30*— 6:30—Irene B easley, Song*—to c 9:30— 10:30— CBS B ro ad cast—c to cst Labor, at an organization meeting were heard and much important Sydney N. S. W.—Admiral Vi-vian ing. 6:41^ 6:45—Henry Burbig—weaf only 9:45—10:45— M ark W arnow P resent*— In Odd Fellows hall Saturday after­ business discussed. orchestra is Miss Ethel Elvans with 6:00— 7:00—Trio Romantique, Vocal basic; Myrt and Marge—^est rpt her golden voiced renditions of the Bernard, 65 noted British naval Captain Richard E. Shea of the 6:15— 7:15—Billy Bachelor’s Sketch 10:15—11:15—Boswell Sisters—c to cst noon attended by 600 employees of Comrades Arthur McGowan and commander. RockviUe police, who owns the 10:30—11:30—Abe L ym an O rch.—c to c l>opular song hits of the day. Danc­ Mothers I A:30— 7:30—Shirley Howard, Jesters Cheney Brothers. Mr. Shorts made Sandy Pratt reported that every­ Pittsfield, Mass.—Harlan H. Bal­ house in which Mr. Chapman lives, 1:45— 7:45—The Goldbergs, Serial Act 11:00—12:00—Leon Beiasco O rch.—to c it known in a statement today that ing will be from 8:30 until 12:30. In treating children’sd r e n ’s colds,co t:0(^ 8:00—Historical Sketches—east 11:30— 12:30— L ittle J. L ittle Or.—c to c thing was in readiness for the ex- lard, 80, librarian of the Berkshire conducted an investigation but 12:00— 1:00— D ance H our—w abo only he woiud resign al the next meeting don’t take 7:30— 8:30—Richard Crooks, Tenor service men’s night which will be ANOTHER GOLD SHIPMENT Athenaeum. found no trace of the Little ma­ 8:00— 9:00—Gypsies Concert Orche*. NBC-WJZ NETWORK to be held March 3. held in the School Street Recreation Philadelphia — Charles Newbold chine. chances., use VICKS 8:30— 9:3^—The Ship of Joy—also cat Halifax, N. S., Feb. 19.—(AP)— w Va p o R u b 9K)0—10:00— E a stm a n O rches.—also c BASIC — East: wjz wbz-wbza wbal Mr. Shorts a. first declined the building next Friday night Febru­ Welsh, 61, wealthy Philadelphia Saturday night a 1929 Dodge se­ wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmaJ; The liner Caledonia, here over the 9:30—10:30—Radio Forum—cst to cst nomination when it was proferr d ary 23. It will require 21 members sportsman. dan was taken from In front of the PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS r0:00—11:00—John L. Fogarty, Tenor Midwest; wcky kyw wenr wls kwk Saturday, but accepted when it was from the Mons-Ypres Post to com­ week-end from Glasgow and Bel­ 10:16—11:15—Ted W eem s 4. O rchestra kwer koil wren wmaq kso wkbf 10:30—11:30—Clyde L ucas 4 O rchestra NORTHWEST 4 CANADIAN — wtmj apparent that the meeting wa' ted pete in the different events which 11 ;0^—12:00—Georg* Olsen’s Orchestra wiba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf no other candidate. It was Indicated include bowling, pool, darts, volley 11:30—12:30—Harry Sosnik’s Orchestra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax by Mr. Shorts tha'c he would prefer ball and setback. A handsome cup CB6-WABC NETWORK wfla-wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapi will be given the Post which collects wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro smother to hold the office of presi­ BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao woal ktbs kths wsoc wave dent. the largest number of points follow­ waab wnac wg^ wkbw wkrc whk cklw ing the games refreshments will be wdre wcau wip wjas wean wfbl wspd MOUNTAIN — koa kdyl kgir kghl To Contact Cheney Officers The Response To Our Offer Of A Year’s Wj*T wmas: Midwest: wbbm wfbm PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfi kgw komo Members of the executive com­ served and a fine entertainment pre­ kmbe kmox wowo whas khq kfsd ktar kpo mittee of the Manchester local will sented which will include boxing EAST—wpg whp wlbw whec wlbr wfea CenL East. ' bouts, wrestling bouts, singing and wore wlcc efrb ckao 4:30— 5:30^The Singing Lady—east seek a conference sometime this dancing. Every member of the Post DIXIE—wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod week with the officers of the Che­ klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld 4:45— 5:45—Orphan Annie—east only is kindly requested to be present. Supply of Robertson’s Granulated Soap FREE ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 5:00— 6:00— U. S. A rm y Band C onccT ney firm definitely to determine Games will start at 7 p. m. sharp. wdae wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs 5:30— 6:30—Three X Sisters — east; whether Cheney Brothers will rec­ w m br Th* Singing Lady—repeat to wear 'The Mons-Ypres Post will hold its MIDWEST—wcah wgl wmt wmbd wlsn 5:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomas — east; ognize and co-operate with the first get-together on Saturday, wibw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wsbt ksej Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest union officials. What day this con­ 6:00— 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy—east only March 3, at the home of Comrade W ith Every w n az ference will be heir has not yet been MOUNTAIN—kvor klz koh ksl 6:15— 7:15—Baby Rose Marie—east James Hamilton. Every member COAST—khj koln kfre kol kfpy kvl 6:30— 7:30—Georg* Gershwin, Plane decided upon, but It will take place will be notified so we are looking for kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb 6:45— 7:45—To B* Announced 7:00— 8:00—Side Show Variety Prog. during the week so that a report on a large crowd. A supper will be C sn t. EasL 7:30— 8:30—Cyrena Von Gordon, Voc. the outcome will be available for served and a good time promised for 4:15— 5:15—Dictators Orchestra—to 7:45— 8:4^—Red Davis, Sketch—basic submission to the council meeting In 4:30— 5:30—Jack Armstrong—es only; 8:00— 9:00—Weekly Minstrels Show all attending. Comrades Hamilton, Educational Forum—west 8:30— 9:36—Melody Moments 4 Vocal Willimantlc next Sunday. Trotter and Davis are the commit­ W e s U n ^ o u s e 4:45— 5:45—Charles Carlile—e to cst 9:00—10:00—Carlos Gardel, Baritone (Uheney Brothers will be asked, tee in charge of the get-together. 8:00— 6:00—Buck Rogers, Skit—east 9:30—10:30—Henri Deering, Pianist- only: Ski|»y, Sketch-rpt for midw east: Pageant—wjr wenr wcky kdka Mr Shorts said today, if any mem­ The bowling team came through 8:16— 6:15—Bobby Benson—east only; 9:45—10:45— E ducation W ork Prog. ber of the Manchester local will be again last week by taking three Al and Pots, Song*—Dixie and west 10:00—11:00—R am ona, Songs — e a st; dropped from the Works Council. 8:36— 6:30—Music Box-wabc; Enoch Amos ’n’ Andy—repeat for west points from the V.F.W. team the Sold Before April 1 Has Been Light Orchestra—basic; Jack Arm 10:15— 11:15—T he P oet P rince, Songs He said the flrnr. indicated this boys have been going good lately strong. Sketch—repeat to midwest 10:30—11:30— Phil H arris and O rch estra would be the case in a statement and now occupy second place in the 8:45— 6:46—Happy Minstrel — east; 11:00—12:00— Freddie M artin ’s O rch ea Enoch Light and Orchestra—west 11:30—12:30— Dane* Music O rch estra issued last week. Mr. Shorts said League standing. the union does not sanction the Comrade FY’cd Baker who was in­ More Than Gratifying ...... Works Council; in fact, is opposed jured In an automobile accident last to it. ’The union is desirous of deal­ week 1b still confined at his home and ing directly with the firm in the may be for another week. We miss matter of labor questions. the old boy very much and hope to No Demands Here see him around soon. wnc WBZ-WBZA Comrades Fred Baker, Joseph Demand for an increase of 25 per Hartford, Oonn. Springfield — Boston cent in wages, the Increase to be­ Boyce and William Davis were ap­ 50,000 1060 E. CL, 282-8 Bl. come effective Wednesday, has been pointed members on the executive iS AaTelers Broadcasting Servloe- made by all locals of the United qommlttee. The Elxecutlve commit­ tee consists of these three members Monday, February 19 Textile Workers of America throughout the Ef.st, according to and all officers of the Post. Monday, Febmary 19. 'The ex-service men’s Bowling P. M. Mr. Shorts. The Manchester local League will roll their games next 4:00—Betty and Bob. has not and does not Intend In the Friday night on the School Street P . M . 4:15—Library of Congress Musicals near future, at least, to present a Recreation alleys, not only will 4:00—Organ Melodies — Walter —Elshuco Trio. demand for an increase in wages to these be regular league games but Dawley. 5:00—Agricultural Markets. Cheney Brothers, it was stated. will also be a part of the ex-service 4:80—Jack and Loretta Clemens. 5:15—News. Cognizance has been taken by the men’s sport night. 4:45—Morgan Memorial Talk — 5:30—The Singing Lady. Manchestei local of the statement Mons-Ypres regrets exceedingly Robert Drew-Bear. 5:45—Little Orphan Annie. of Cheney Brothers that the wages the sudden death of the Rev. Father 5:00—Leo Zollo’s Orchestra. 6:00—NBC Program Calendar. paid here are 27 per cent higher McCann. A great friend of the ex- 5:15—Studio Program. 6:01—Camera Club—Luis Marden. than the wages paid by competitors service men. He will be sadly 5:80—Tom Mix. 6:15—United States Army Band. in other communities. missed. 6:45—Wizard of Oz. 6:30—Time. Improved working conditions, 6:30—^Irene Beasley. 6:32—Old Farmer’s Almanac. having to do with the number of Mons-Tprea Auxiliary 6:45—“Why a Cesarian?”— Dr. 6:34—Temperature. looms a worker Is expected to op­ Tie regular monthly meeting of Stanley B. Weld. 6:36—Sports Review. erate, will be sought, however. The the Auxiliary will be held this Wed­ T:00—Songs Without Words— 6:41—Famous Sayings. executive committee of the Man­ nesday evening, Feb. 21st at 7:30 p. Julius Nussman, director. 6:43—Weather. chester local will conduct an inves­ m. in Tinker Hall. Very important T: 15—The Men of Song— Leonard 6:45—Lowell ’Thomas. tigation into working conditions business will be discussed at this Patrlcelli, dhr,ector.. 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. throughout the plant this week and meeting and every member is urg­ 7:8(^-TShlrley Howard and the Jes­ 7:15—Baby Rose Marie. will turn over its findings tc the ed to be present. Following the ters. 7:30—George Gershwin—L o u i s council session in Willlmantic Sun­ 7:45—Studio Program. business session card playing will Katzman and his Orchestra. day. Members of the executive com­ be enjoyed. This card party is open 8:00—Snow Village. 7:46—Radio Nature League — mittee plan to meet this week to go 8:30—Lawrence Tibbet, with Wil­ to all who care to attend. Each Thornton W. Burgess. over the matter. member of the Auxiliary is kindly liam Daly’s orchestra. 8:00—Side Show—Cliff Soubier, Washington Meeting 9:00—The Gypsies. requested to invite a friend to the barker; Morin Sisters; King’s On Monday, March 5, officers of card party. We would also be glad 9:30—The Travelers Hour— Nor­ Jesters; Harold Stokes and his the Textile Workers association will man Cloutier, director; with to see as many members as possible Orchestra. gather in Washington to go over from the Mons-Ypres Post. Valuable the Leaders. 8:30—Cyrena Van Gordon, mezzo- Important matters affecting the silk 10:00—Contented Program. prizes will be given the winners and contralto; Walter Golde, pianist. industry. Whethei a delegate from refreshments will be served. 10:30—w n c Playhouse— Guy Hed- 8:45—“Red Davis Gets Sore”—Cur­ the Manchester local will attend lund, director. tis Amall. will be decided at the Willlmantic 11:00—John Fogarty, tenor. meeting. The Sewing Circle met last Tues­ 9:00—Greater Minstrels—Gene Ar­ day evening at the home of Mrs. 11:15—Ted Weems’ Orchestra. nold, interlocuto-; Joe ParBons, At the orgsjilzation meeting Sat­ 11:30—Clyde Lucas’ Orchestra. bass; male quartet: Bill Childs, urday 931 employees of Cheney James Hamilton, following the sew­ 12:00—George Olsen’s Orchestra. Mac McCloud, Clifford Soubier, Brothers signed up as members of ing, a Valentine party was enjoyed 12:30—Frankie Masters’ Orches­ end men; band, direction Harry the Manchester local but not all by those present. The circle will tra, Kogen. meet this Tuesday evening at the 1 :00—Silent. took the oath of fidelity to the union 9:30—“Northern Lights” (radio- and the American Federation of La­ home ’of Mrs. S. J. Haugh. The musical comedy). bor. All seats In Odd Fellows hall Auxiliary extends its sympathy to 10:00—Durrell String Quartet. were taken and many were obliged Comrade Fred Baker ^lnd prays for 10:30—Cascades Orchestra. to stand a", the rear of the hall. an eairly recovery. 10:45—News. Joseph G. Sylvia, of Pawtucket, 11:00—Time, weather, temperature. organizer pf the local, condemned a WDRC 11:04—Sports Review. Sunday newspaper report that he 11:14—Old Farmer’s Almanac. had threatened a strike would take n s Hartford Conn. 1380 11:15—RKO Midnight Frolic. place here. He characterized such Manchester 11:30—St. Regis Hotel Orchestra, reports as "grossly untrue.” Mr. Ample Proof That Manchester 12:00—Savoy-Plaza Orchestra. Sylvia said it would be impossible Date Book Monday, February 19. 12:30 a. m.—Palais Royale Orches­ to call a strike in Manchester with­ tra. out the matter being considered and P. M. People Are Alert To Good Values. 1:00—NBC Program Calendar. sanctioned by the national officers TUs Week 4:00—Bob Holan and Orchestra. of the union. 4:30—Artist Recital. Wednesday—M. H. S.-Rockville 5:00—Skippy. The Pawtucket organizer brought game at State Armory. out In his talk that a determined Friday—M. H. S.-Meriden game Get Your Order In Now 5:15—The Dictators. effort would be made to reduce the 5:30—Jack Armstrong, All-Ameri­ AMUSEMENTS at State Armory. number of looms for each weaver. Also Ex-Service -Men’s Night at can Boy. He expressed the belief there would 5:45—Charles Carlile. School Street Rec. Come m • See its speed • Compare its value be no labor troubles in this town. Coming Events 6:00—Old Hank Peimy. ‘TASH‘0NS0F1934” Flays Council 6:15—Bobby Benson and Sunnv March 9—Annual business meet­ Of course tfak new 'Westmghouse Washer givee you aD the famous Westmghouae Jim. Thomas Flavell, of Fall River, a ing and supper of North Methodist member of the Works Council at church. washing speed. Speed . . . and still more speed! That’s the big advantage of the 6:30—Enoch Light’s Orchestra. AT STATE IS BIG HIT Cheneys some time ago, also 6:45—Ye Happy Minstrel and Tinv March 13, 14, 15, 16—Annual WestinghoQse wadiing princ^ile. A wash that’s eparkUng white in reemrd time Band. gave a talk In which he spoke dis­ Herald Cooking School at State 7:00—Myrt and Marge. Bill Powell Never Better and paragingly of the Works Council. Theater. Sessions In morning. i i . without increasing wash-wear. Look diis washer over ^ • you'U find extra He flayed the Works Council as In­ March 20—Annual concert of G 7:15—Terry and Ted. New Film Is Full of Love, sincere and ineffective in Its de­ 7:30—Musir on the Air with Jimmy Clef Club at Emanuel Lutheran Trine and exm efieieaejr in ewerr feature. See H today. Kemper. Laughter and Fashions. mands for better working conditions church. for the employees, and Indicated the 7:45—Dave Burrough’s Hawaiian April 2—Masonic Ball, State Ar­ Council members merely served as mory. Serenaders. First National has done it again. pawTia for the firm. The Westinghousc $^fh.50 8:00—Happy Bakers. Phil Duey, In “Fashions of 1934,” starring April 23—Ninth annual concert of James Findlay took issue with Beethoven Glee club at High school Frank Luther and Jack Parker, William Powell, which was shown Mr. Flavell and recalled several in­ Vivien Ruth. locally for the first time yesterday auditorium. 8:15—Edwin C. Hill. at the State theater, they have come stances where the grievances of the STANDARD WASHER 8:30—Bing Crosy with Gus Arn- to bat with another smashing hit weavers were brought before the heim’s Orchestra and the Mills that kept audiences roaring with Works Council and satisfactorily Other Models As Low As $49.50. Brothers. laughter and held them with breath­ adjusted. Mr Findlay emphasized 9:00—^Leopold Stowkowski and the less interest, marvelling at the rare that the workers had a right to or­ COUNT MIYOJIITO, beauty of the Busby Berkeley spec­ ganize for collective bargaining. As Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra a representative of the broad goods 9:15—Andre Kostelanetz’s Orches­ tacles. ^ JAP DIPLOMAT, DIES SATISFY YOURSELF WITH A fi tra; Chorus; Howard Marsh, Comedy drama it is, but there is a weaving department, elected by a Robertson ^s White Soap Mary Eastman, soprano. magnitude about the picture which majority of the workers, he declar­ FREE DEMONSTRATION IN 9:30—’"rhe Big Show” with Ger­ lifts it far above the usual in this ed he was not “sold” to Cheney type of production. For it com­ Brothers but had worked hard in Tokyd, Feb. 19.—(AP)—Count Granules Are Quick trude Niesen, Isham Jones’ Or­ Miyojl Ito, an influential and veter­ YOUR HOME THAT THIS COM­ SOAP GRANULES chestra and Dramatic Cast. bines mammoth spectacle with its the interests of those whom he rep­ spicy romance and hilarious situa­ resented. an member of the Privy Council, 10:00—Wa3me King^s Orchestra. tions. Offlcors died here today at the age of 77 BINATION OF ROBERTSON’S FULL VALUE Sudsing and Economical 10:45—Presenting Mark Wamow. years. He had been suffering from 11:15—The Boswell Sisters. The story by Harry Ckillins and Officers elected were: President, SOAP AND A WESTINGHOUSE Warren Diiff is not only timely, up- Arthur Shorts: vice-president, ulcers of the stomach. Will -wash delicate fabrics, silks, woolens, 11:30—Charlie’Davis’ Orchestra to-the-minute, as is usual with the George Hahn; recording secretary, film fare of the associated Warner- Count Ito played an important WASHER CANNOT BE EX­ in fact anything where soap is needed. Nellie Woodhouse: financial secre­ part in the drafting of the Japanese First National companies but it tary, John Addy: treasurer, Clar­ “Kind To The Hands.” QUAKE RECORDED reveals for the first time on the Constitution in the years 1884 to CELLED. ence Lupien: members of executive 1890. He was one of the party with screen the unique and highly amus­ board, Arthur Smith, Martha Pop­ s aswKffi Washington, Feb. 19.— (AP)—A ing methods employed by un- the late Prince Ito on the latter’s ple, George Greenway, Otto Wlga- tour of Europe in 1882 when a thor­ moderate earthquake centered sciupulous shop keepers who steal nowski and Russell Gustafson. The about 5,000 miles from Washington ar d copy exclusive fashion designs ough study was made of constitu­ following were elected delegates to tional systems used there. In an undeterminable direction was om the world famous couturiers. the Willimantlc council meeting: reported today by Georgetown Milady of fashion will now team Later he became private secretary Seimological Observatory. ho A' it is that her maid or her cook President Shorts, Maurice Waddell, to Prince Ito, then prime minister. The Manchester Electric Company The shocks began at 5:44:23 a. m., can blossom forth In the latest of Nellie Woodhouse, George Hahn and He also TOrv^ as secretary of the eastern standwd time, reached Parisian gowns, identical with her David Mullen. Privy Council. maximum intensity at 5:48 a. m., He was nominated for the House 773 Main St Phone 5181 own, for which she has paid fabulous of Peers in 1890. In 1909, he entered and ended at 7:20 a. m. 'The dis­ sums because of their exclusiveness. The distance from New York City turbance was described as oi the the Ito Cabinet as minister of agri­ No secret, in fact, in the art of to San Francisco is 3,265 miles by culture and commerce. That same ‘‘deep focus” type beneath the faking and purloining costume de­ jarth’s surface. : automobile. By air it is only 2,568 year he was named a privy council­ signs is left unrevealed. J miles. lor. He was created a baron in 1895.

I FA G S EIGHT MANCHESTEREVENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19,19B4U

DINING ROOM IN 1934 MANNER MABB. Men, Mind Your McBUOTT SHOWS ORIENTAL INFLUENCE jMarri^ flirts e wams.vie^inc _ Chinese Motif in Coloring Carried 0 ut in Red Lacquer and Aspen Suite OWN Business b e g in HEBE TODAY GYPSY MOBEIX an d TOM been home long since. She had planned to leave early. What was By HELEN HElLSHDffEB IVEAVEB are married on the he thinking of? ^publiclzers of grand opera Bind­ lame day ae LILA HOTALING “Don’t go, Tommy,” Vera said, DON’T DISCABD YOUB SPECS ers have this motive, of course. end DEBEK BLISS, but while puting a silken hand on his arm. YET FOB LNVISIBLE GLASSES In days of old when knights wore But there is an army a t them who tJla lives in luxury Gypsy has to “Don’t! It’s been so nice. I don’t steel blue armor no woman doubt­ do, according to Miss Moore. ttrug:g:le to keep expenses with- know when I shall get you to my­ Contact Lenses May Satisfy Your ed but that it was love that her b Toni’s income. self again.” Vanity and Be Effective, Too, bat sriltor wanted. Once upon a time there were Alter Gypsy’s son is bom her “Sorry, but I’m afraid I must.” They’re Quite Costly and Etord to She bad nothing else to offer. women who were called gold days become a dreary round of Manipulate. She did not serve him a cherry diggerc. Women who used their caring: for him mid caring for Her cheeks were flushed and her pie or a Welsh rarebit prepared charm and beauty to further their her home.— Tom is frequently By DB. MOBBIS FI8HBEIN in the castle kitchen by her own business careers. The balance of sway from home evenings and eyes bright. "You mustn’t,” she Editor, Journal of the AmericaJi said stubbornly. “I’ve been want­ jewelled fingers. She did not own a power rested in rr m’s himdii then. Gypsy suspects he is interested Medical Association, and of bat store or act as secretary to a But today, when a woman him aa to VEBA GBAY who works in the ing to talk to you for ages . , . Hygeia, the Health Magazine something important,” bank president from whom a good- much influence as a man, some of same office. looking man migi.t want a favor. Lila confesses to Gypsy that she “Well, shoot." the gentlemen are proving that “You’re not happy, Tom, dear, I Although you may have read Oh, yes, when a gay young the only reason they weren’t busi­ intends to divorce Derek and much about a new kind of eyeglass­ marry M A B K O BLOUGHTON, can see that, I—'m devoted to you. knight ^ th an 33BV N6A SERVICE tfJC air bubbles over that portion of the was placed a paste pot, scissors, amd third choices. :stone house on a side street. She “Well, what about it? You’re YOUR the casuJdty lists came; nor an­ eye covered by the salt solution. pencils and the newsprint for each Gifts were in keeping with the gave him a sidelong glance in tied to a petty round. You can’t other class who worked beyond Feet, carefully shod in neat, The contact glasses have to be re­ guest. character of the party. First prize go anywhere, do anything.”' Her their strength without remunera­ moved smd inserted several times After guests were seated at the was a mechanical pencil; second a which coquetry and exasperation voice rose almost to hysteria. "And shapely shoes, are a foundation for tables, the hostess explained: were oddly mingled. "I’ve kept you tion at home. Once I saw my hus­ beauty and grace — literally £ind daily. bottle of ink, labeled "printer’s ink”; too long already.” it isn’t as if she cared anything CHILDREN band’s name—killed it said. It was Workers on the stage, men in­ "You are going to write Chuck­ and third, a generous pad of news­ about you, really. Doesn’t she gad figuratively. dulging in sports of various sorts, le Ads. I know you have never print scratch paper. Tom made the expected gallant By Olive Roberts Barton a coincidence—another of the same heard of a Chuckle Ad, but it is a denial. As Vera got slowly out of all over town with that engineer name and rank. I did not know the We wouldn’t think of appear­ and people with whom the question When it came time for the chap?” Sr HCA Stuvice. UK ing in a dingy, dusty hat. Yet our of appearance is paramount, prob­ paragraph composed of at least “writers” to eat they were told the cab her month tw’isted in a He reddened. “Leave Gypsy out truth for a week. I shall never will­ four complete lines from that grimace of pain. That settled it. ingly go through another war. shoes, which are just as important ably will want to wear such glasses that this was their noon hour. She would have to be helped up of this, please!” By Olive Roberts Barton in the general scheme of fastidious rather than spectacles. number of separate Want Ads. Guests stood at a counter made "I won’t do it.” Her voice soft­ Keeping Our Heads grooming, are not always above re­ The lines are combined to make from a pine board, twelve feet the stairs—all the way to her apart­ Yesterday I had in my mail an Let the rest of the world attend ment, in fact. Three flights up. ened and a wheedling note crept proach. sense (the funnier the better). long, while they ate sandwiches into it. "Tommy, you know it. emissary from Tokio. Japan, a book to their troubles. We can use our First of all, consider the ques­ “You will probably find it better and drank coffee. She had made the place charm­ As a users of the telephone, ing and comfortable with deep There’s no use going into it; you’re entitled "Sakuri no Kaori, "The influence as far as it will go to af­ tion of shoe trees. You should to write the Chuckle Ads on pa­ Here are some of the Chuckle chairs and soft cushions. There the only man I ever cared a single Fragrance of Cherry Blossoms.” fect peace. Idealism that goes so far have a pair for each pair of shoes. France comes 25th in the list of per.” the hostess continued, "when Ads. that the party produced: were one or two nice prints in scrap about. Let’s cut and run—go It consists of many short stories, as war is not only stupid but crimi­ And insert them just the minute nations: she now proportionately is you are composing them. When FORCED SALE black frames and there were rose- to the far east, China, or some­ and being in English, I settled my­ nal. We should be through with that you remove your shoes. They help below Japan, Iceland smd the Ha­ you complete a Chuckle Ad, cut First $60 takes my nearly new hot colored curtains. Into one of the place. Let’s have adventures, live kind of “idealism” forever. shoes to retain their shape. waiian Islands. out the different Want Ada you life while we have it!” self for an hour of pleasure. What Ana chintz-covered chairs the girl now was my astonishment to read page I don’t fight the network of pro­ Then there are little satin Back to the Farm. lowered her fragrant person, smil­ Was ever man in so deadly a tective machinery we must put up sachet bags for the toes of yoiH- situation, wondered Tom dimly. after page of battles In Manchu- ing whimsically at the man beside kuo, of the sufferings of the Japa­ for safety at home. It would be party slippers. Put in shoe trees, Those Golden Brown her. Seductively lovely was this woman a. holocaust otherwise, if invasion leave your shoes in the air (sun- Waffles who held out her arms to him. . . . nese soldiers, the almost fanatical shine preferably) and when they “Thanks awfully. I don't know “My c^ear, I tell you we’ll both patriotism of the people at home were imminent. Trained men are Fine for tree wraps, for putting why you’re so good to me.” protected men and protective men. are quite dry, remove.the shoe under trees and put in the sachet bags, English BuUdog pups, real show As far as that goes, every man, You should have little shoe bags Tom towered over her. "Sure 1 and woman too, as a matter of stock. Custom hatching, any num­ can’t get yo” anything before I for party pumps and see that they ber. go? Witch hazel from the drug logic, could bear training. close tightly enough to keep out store? Anything?” When youth gets red-eyed, smells all dust. Why cook when a “Never mind.” Her tone dripped YOnH smoke and champs to go, it is our Of course you get a shine once Single tnan wlU work part time for self-pity. “You’re anxious to be off. By Helen Welshimer responsibility to show them the dif­ or twice a week, but do you dust Plenty of water and grass. No I’ll manage. Only ...” PITIES there have been before, ference between a peppy regiment your shoes each time you take Business ability, one who has “Only what?” Common courtesy ^ Bagdad, Trieste, Singapore; marching to a band, and having them off? You should. Suede lived. alone demanded that the play up to Earth-bound places, all of them, their bodies tom and maimed and shoes need to be brushed dally. her. Nineveh and Bethlehem. tortured. The onus cf any such situ­ There are little steel brushes for FOR SALE — Jersey cow. Real "If I could just have a teeny ation rests with the mature and the that purpose. U you don’t like a family None of them at any time steel brush, 'there are special drink?” Her large eyes Inter­ Felt a sudden urge to climb knowing. machine. Operated by gas power, rogated him swiftly. "Everything’s suede cleaners in tubes and bot­ rolls right up to your door when Upward in a long parade. The Nazis we worlfing on youth. tles. in the icebox—all but the applejack Star-bound, curious, unafraidl Germany has gone fanatically pa­ you call which you’ll see in a green bottle Ribbon ties should be washed HOME CAFE 189 S. Garey. on the kitchen shelf.” Twilight on the Queen’s Shore shows triotic. Very well, It Isn't our busi­ in looking limp and uninteresting, He blundered into the small How you rise in long, white rows. ness. Let us keep our heads, two smd pressed often. If they persist And strange wonder seizes roe ways, and not go beserk over any NOTHING IS TOO MUCH TROU­ square of kitchen and presently the put a little starch In the rlpslng BLE tinkle of ice could be heard. When At your vast immensity I "gentlemen's agreements," that can water. NOW WRECKING he emerged there were two tall involve mlUlons of men for the sake 4 dried finger waves. frosted glasses on a small tray. W H E N I get the midtown slant of an "ideal.” Ideal/i usually work To the average girl, lipstick "You do yourself pretty well ^ On your buildings, though, I grant out better without any interference means more than Just another cos­ Buy Amsrlcan here,” he said, reluctantly admir­ That the Empire State detracts from Mare. We should have learned metic. You feel fresher and more 1S00 People ing. From the Woolworth’s high-hat acts. that, and perhaps we have, long vivacious the minute you get it on. Plucked and Delivered Free “Well, I have to," she sighed. And I know the RCA years ago. Just don’t overdo it. A little lip­ Back to the Farm. "There's nobody to worry about Looms within the Chrysler’s way. stick goes a long way and you poor little me. Never got you up Still I marvel men could dream should bear in mind that you use It here before. Tommy lamb. It took Such an architectural scheme. not to change your appearance, but a sprained ankle to do it.” Summarizing, all in all. to enhance the beauty you already He glanced at her suspiciously You make even love seem small! Thought have. *uofafions- but her expression was so guileless Match your lipstick to the color iiil4 that he cursed himself for a chur­ Use hospitality one to another of your blood. Pinch your Ups, lish fool. without grudging.—Peter, 4:9. moisten them and then inspect them VbO’ck 04. 004 We can become strong again only "Well, do sit down and have if we honor our past. your drink, anyhow," she cooed. in the mirror on the cosmetic coun­ Like many other virtues, hospital­ ter before buying. The lipstick lno^n^n^ UFepA.— —German Vice Chancellor Von “Cigaret?” She pushed a shagreen ity Is practiced in its perfection by should then be matched to the color Papen. box toward him and Tom stretched the poor. If the rich did their VocfliUAje, *\i* u;o4 AO his long legs, relaxing In a deep of your Ups. share, how would the woes of the Apply from the center of your OoA'du m ade and We are past the notion that chair. For the first time he realized diplomacy means sharp dealing. how tired he was. He was fagged world be lightened.—Mrs. Kirkland. upper Up outward. Start in the jbo out. The long day, the heat, and middle and extend the line on each Honesty, rather than cunning and side to the comers. Then rouge 'H u^eoin. astuteness, always has triumphed. the extra trip had snapped his —Ruth Bryon Owen, U. S. minister usually tremendous energy. He had DID YOU KNOW T H A T - the lower Up, being careful to color cojn KoA>e been annoyed with Vera for barging the inside, which shows when you to Denmark. talk, as well as the outside. ' And lik e i h L into him on the trip home from A seven-month building pro­ Frankly, I have had my fill of art. Tarrytown but you couldn’t stay gram would be required to bring don’t get it on your teeth. mad at her for long, he told him­ If you think that your mouth is It's all very well in its way, but self. She was so friendly and ap­ United States to the place where too large, make the line near the there's an entirely different fascina­ pealing and feminine. And it was we could produce 1,000 airplanes comers very thin. Thin Ups should tion to pictures. comfortable here. A breeze stirred monthly. be roughed generously to give the —Lionel Atwill, stage and screen Employment in edreraft construc­ star. tdia ourtalna and the long amber iCopyriaht, 1934, by NEA Servlof, Inc All rtprinl »nd tong righu rtsened.) effect of enlargement. drink was very soothing. tion has declined from 22,000 in The coat of lipstick should be 1929 to 12,000 todav. It should not be forgotten that Tbsy talked.Kuwou. AiuiuuKuAlthough thew e inci'uivi- SPBLTAL SERVICE BUREAU, smooth and even. The beat way is in e n , cotton print, tub silk or volls are‘alternate materials for dsnt tn the!te taxi was not again re- There were 2,188 airports and the empire of Japan exists in the Room S05, 401 Eighth Ave., New York City. landing fields In the United States to follow the contour of your Ups L the charming house frock pictured here. The designs ara la ferrsd to, It hung, Inpalpable aa air, with the lipstick and then smooth eight sties: 88. 40, 48. 44. 48. 48, 50 and 68. Size 46 require! 8 5.8 Far East as much aa doss the bstwsso them,Oiem. had a startled 'Souvenirs,'' a on January 1, 1934. United States on the American con SncloMd And tea cents for which send me down the rough edges with your yards of 36 Inch material, plus 6 1-4 yards of 1 1-8 Inch bias binding. tlnent. memory of fresh, warm, eager lips booklet of Helen 'Welshimer’s poems. A great many marriage difficul­ little finger. To secure a P.4TTERN and simple sewing chart of this model on his own. The girl’s curved smile, ties, says a famous Chicago divorce tear out this sketch and mall It to JULl.^ BOYD, loa PARK AVR —Eliji Aman, spokesman for u the tatonatlon of her voice, Indi- Name ...... Judge, are due to trivlalltlea. That’s NUE, NEW YORK, N. Y., together with 1.5 CEXT8 IX COIN. Be Japanese foreign \)fflce. ontod had not forgotten. The what many women call their hus­ sure to enclose, on a separate sheet of paper. YOUR NAME, PULL air was irisctrlc. . . • Street ...... bands. In restoration of'Nelson’s flag­ ADDRESS, YOUR SIZE, THE NUMBER OF ’ THIS P A T T R ^ Tllden Is the best t e i ^ player At kst he glanced at his watch. Alaska Is getting warmer and ship, the Victory, to what it was in (No 148), and mention the NAMH OF THIS NEWSPAPER. I ever have seen. iPtaaater of “Good Lord, I had no idea. . . ” C ity ...... State . warmer says a scientist, who, ap­ the great sailor’s day, the necessary shots and can make his head save to his feet. It was 10 parently, doesn't come from Florida rigging of manlla rope alone cost Address your envelope to Julia Hoyd, Manchester Herald Faetalon his heels. > , do ssadlag for booklet, plsass msntloa name ot this newspaper.) j „ or Calif orala. England about 140,000. Bureau. 108 Park Avenue, Ne4. York, N. Y. —Mrs. Helen Wills Ifoodv.

5. .1. r.H MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, FBBRDART IS, 1SS4. PAGE N O n McCluskey Third In Two Mile As Follows Triumphs SCORING HONORS HELD M, H. S. In Action Twice ONE MORE TO GO BY RAYMOND CAMPBELL As Season Nears Finish Joe Sets Pace But Lacki Altbougb thla it vacation w«tk Infoptntr, 48 to 28, and seeme etroag IN ^ C SENIOR LEAGUE tbe local scbooli, Mancbaatar Hlfb'a eBougn to do It afalB. Needed Sprint At Finish cagera will be given little time to Meriden High comes here with tbe determination to ellnob ite right to reat as two gamee are echeduled tble Yale Tournament eelection with a LOST SHOE FAILS TO week, analnet Rockville High on decisive triumph and seeme capable CHECK TWO-MILE STAB Rekers Wini Second Kico Huh Gutd Bu TiM 391 LOCALS GJUN EVEN Wedneeaay nigbt and Meriden High of defeating tbe locale without much on Friday nigbt, tbe latter game trouble, MerfOen scored a merited Madisofi Wt«, (AP)—Frlendf closing tbe Central Connecticut In* upeet vlotorr over Brletol laat week bare of Johnny Followf, Engllfb* by Five Yards; Bontbron PoUi. Sh Idler Ttu! BREAK IN 4 GAMES terscbolojtlc League season, Mank* and trouBoed Manchester, 89*16, in bom athisto who thii wintor has Chester eng^es In Ite final contest the laet meeting, besY balled as Amotioa'i great* Beats Cunnioiham by Nearest Rival, Saimonds next week F^dav against tbe only Uusn is Possible eet two*mlier, recall an Incident unbeaten team m Connecticut — Unless Manchester pulls an unsx* atteating bia courage, Windham High of Wllllmantlo. psetad upset, tbs locals seem due to •hould Beat Rockville It wae In tbe Big Ten Indoor Inches in Baxter MOe But of Phantome; Kovii Leads Boys’ Club and H eighb A re finish tbs season with five wtns and traok chamDlonahipi at Minna* Tbe Red and White, decplte Its thlrtson Ioins. A vlotory over record of only^ four victories In fif­ either Meriden or Windham would apolla In 1»30, Followe loet a Fails to Break Record. in Personals, Winneri; Do MoIuy and teen starts to date, should be able be tho most surprising reversal of anoe on the drw lap, but contln* to turn back Rockville High, which tbo season and a slander pcaslbility ued through tha remaining 16 hasn't been doing eo well Atber this lape barefooted to take aeoond exists that Manobsstsr wOl be able place. Rftymosd "Oep" Campbell, ABial« Newtboyi Defeated. season, having lost to Manchester to turn tbs trick. (Special to The Herald.) Trade as well as a host of other Both gamM this weak, as wsU as Followe never won a Big Ten New York, Feb. 19__(AP) dl MftMfl fuard, cofltlnuaa to moo> dulnteti. Mancheiter whipped tbe thw finals next week, will be played title while a UnivereltyIty of Wle* opollze the Hce fenibr Leafue icor> Manchester teams split even with Windy City combine in the eeaeon'e at the local Stats Armory, coneln student, but wae rated a —Joe McCluikey, the lonpr Inf honorM In the eecond round, hie Hartford teams Saturday nifht in a better than average dletance striding Connecticut runner 30 points hetna more than the total schedule of four fames before one man. He wor hie Dark Blue at who has been America’s out­ of M, gaimdn^, forward os the Oxford after flniehlng hie atudlea of the best crowds of the eeaeon. here. standing, two mller and steeple­ Phaatome who baa aeorad 33 polata The Junior teame of the Weet Side to occupy aacood place, Tom Faulk* chaser for three years appears Boye Club and Helfhte were re* to have finally met Ills master. ear, aparkpluf of the Jaffa team turned victore over the Rams and Nick Trohsky To Oppose jumped Into vhlrd place with 30 Guards, both from Burnside, while For the fourth time this polnta and T, ialmonda holda fourth in the Senior games the Hayes JOHN M ‘0 saw Coach Jolly’s snappy combina­ ”i 4 8*6 11 to the former Kordham star. tion go into high gear from the first Won Lost Half time score, 24-7 Boys Club; Face CooBtiT’f Ace Pin to Be Serious. Beaten to Sprint. Phantoms ...... 2 tap off. Bantley tad Heafs were 8 minute periods; referee. Bill Anaaldl Masons 2 outstanding for the Weet Bide team Dowd; timer, Qune, McCluskey set the pace for, Jaife Jewels ...... 2 while D. Melody took the bonore for New York, Feb. 19.— (AP)—John of but did the over east team. Toppler in Ten-Game Spe­ J. McGraw, hard-bitten fighter of mo,8t the distance Celtics X Heights Juniors (80) not have the sprint left to Fast sad Cloee P B baseball for more than ^ years, Herald N ew soys...... 1 Relmer and Della Fera led the F T Dufout F iv e ...... 1 0 Reimer, rf ...... 4 5-7 13 cial Match Next Week; \IOOW-D WAR HG was battling the ravages of dis­ match Follows and was even Heights Juniors to a 30-27 victory 1 Della Fera, If ... . .3 2-2 8 served as a ease today. Suffering from uremia, passed on the run to the tape over the Burnside Guards in a fast he was taken to New Rochelle hos­ BALANCE o r SCHEDULE 0 Moorhouse, c ... . .0 1-1 1 e o e ON THE by Paul Rekers, former Penn and close game. Previous to this 0 Dupont, c ...... 0 0-1 0 Expect a Banner Attend­ pital three days ago. His condition, Second Ho tnd game each team bad won one game US 'S. NEVADA although some improvement has State runner. Follows was TOMORROW 1 Howrath, rg ...... 1 0-0 2 AND BECAME AM and both teams were anxious to Win 1 Green, r g ...... 1 0-0 2 been noted, remained serious. timed in 9 :12, short of Joie 7:46—Ansaldl Masons vs. Jaffe the deciding game, but the visitors ance. BitDERt OARSMAM- The attending physician, Dr. Louis Jewels. 1 Johnson, Ig ...... 1 2-2 4 Ray’s American record of were imable to stop the local team. 2 Howarth, Ig ' ___ . .0 0-0 0 B. Chapman, said the baseball 8:45—Celtics vs. Phantoms. Both taams resorted to a tight de­ leader was in no immediate danger 9 :08.4 at which he was aiming* Tuesday, February 27 fense through the first half, with 6 10 10-13 30 The outstanding bowling attrac­ and that there seemed, at this time at 7:45—Herald vs. Celtics. the final two periods finding the two and almost three seconds be­ Burnside Guards (27) tion of the season will be offered at least, to be no necessity for an hind the time he made two 8:45—Jaffe Jewels vs. Dugout teams playing loose ball and the 0 Holt, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 operation. He pointed out, how­ Five. Heights taking advantage of every 1 Wooldridge, rf .. . .2 3-3 7 the Y. M. C. A. next Monday night, ever, that McGraw’s age—he will be weeks ago in the Millrose Tuesday, March 6 opening. Hutt and Wooldridge did 1 Hutt, If ...... 5 1-3 11 when Charlie Kebart, town cham­ YALE, PRINCETON MEET 61 on April 7—was a factor that games. Follows won by about 7:45—Phsintoms vs. Herald News­ well for the losers. must be considered. Given Cage Lesson 2 Kane, c ...... 0 0-0 0 pion, faces Nick Tronsky of Wllll- 40 yards with Rekers some five boys. 3 Buck, rg ...... 9 0-0 4 Baseball’s “little Napoleon,’’ who 8:45—Ansaldi Masons vs. Dugout The Hayes Dairy team of Hart­ mantlc, No. 1 honorai'y bowler of piloted the New York Giants to ten yards ahead of McCluskey. ford gave the DeMolay team a les­ 0 Holt, rg ...... 0 0-1 0 Five. 2 Riva, Ig ...... 1 1-1 3 the United States and holder of FOR 2ND PUCE HONORS National league pennants from 1902 McCluskey still retains his son In basketball in the third game, more fecords than any other bowler until his retirement in 1932, first be­ when they soundly trounced the lo­ 1 Buck, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 national indoor steeplechase INDIVIDU.AI SCORERS in the country, cht match was' ar­ came ill about two weeks ago. Ansaldi Masons cal team by a score of 47-24. The title, which he will defend next visitors presented one of the best 10 11 5-8 27 ranged ny David Hamilton of the P. B. F. teams to appear on the Rec Court Half time score, 14-13 Heights. 8 "Y” and seating accommodations Clash at New Haven on VINES AND TILDEN .ARROWS VICTORS Saturday here in the National 8. Campbell ...... 12 15-2 this season, and Ben Clune expects minute periods; referee, F. Delia are being arranged for 250 persons, The Arrows defeated the Orford A. A. U. championships. And 6. Quish ...... 6 4-1 to bring this team back for another Fera; timer, Clune. including a jiumber of reserved Juniors by the tune of 46-34. The 2. Sturgeon ...... 4 3- Thursday to Break Tie m. j|£ £ j £Q£jj£y p £ j^ Arrows now are the champs by rea­ fortunately for Joe, he won’t game against one of the teams in seats that are now on sale at the Y. son of four victories in five games. 5. Gliiatus ...... 5 1- his Senior Rec League or possibly Atlas of Hartford (35) The prices are nominal and are have to run against Follows, 2. Opizzi ...... 4 2- Johnnie Bychoskl and Joe Sudofl against the Rangers. The visitors 4 Hammond, rf . ___2 0-2 4 charged to defray the expense of Eastern League; Tigers' __ were outstanding for the winners, v'ho will compete in the 5,000 4. H olland...... 4 1- had things much their own way and 0 Himmel, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 Tronskv’s appearai.ee here. meters. 2. E. B issell...... 3 1- while George Bashe and Joey Var- the DeMolay team faded out of the 3 Himmel. If ... ___2 1-2 5 A Ten-Game Match rich were best for the losers. Andy Herald Newsbovs picture after the first five minutes 1 Hattie. If ...... ___6 1-2 13 Won First Tilt Easily; In New Series of Pro Tennis Sudolf played a good fioor. Arrows P. B. F. of play. The Hayes Dairy team 3 Haydash, c ... ___0 0-1 0 Keba. t and Tronsky will bowl a Bonthron Is Winner ten-game match for fifty . pei cent have won 8 games and lost 3 games. New York, Feb. 19.—(AP)—The 1. Carukin ...... 9 5-1 practically used its reserve players 0 Himmel, c .... ___0 0-0 0 The Arrows would like to hear from 8. Hedlund ...... 9 3-3 the final period. Retry, Lombardo 4 Obretrom, rg . ___2 0-3 4 of the gate recc .pts and there’s no Action Tonight. Matches Opens Tonight; honors in the all-America battle for need of stressing the fact that both any junior team between the ages 4. Brink ...... 7 0-1 and Barone were the shining lights 0 Kacher, rg .... ___0 1-1 1 of 13-15. Call 6565 between 5:30 “ mile running supremacy rest today 2. M ozzer...... 4 3-6 for the winners while Vennart and 2 Austin, Ig .... ___4 0-0 8 will be determined to capture the and 6:30. with Princeton’s black-haired Bill 9. Kovis ...... 2 4-6 Davis were the stars for the losers. prize. Tronsky is probably the best New York, Feb. 19.—.(AP) — A Near Sellout Crowd. Box score: Bonthron, the boy who says he hates 3. Swanson ...... 2 0-3 Speedy and Rough 17 16 3-11 35 bowler that the pin-toppling sport return battle between Princeton and .Arrows (46) track sports and doesn’t seem to The closing contest brought out 1 3. K enney...... 2 0-0 Herald Newsboys (28) has ever seen. Recently he won $300 Yale features a busy week’s program P B care what old Pop Time thinks 1. G. Johnson ...... 1 2-3 the Atlas of Hartford and the Her­ 2 Swanson, rf . . ___0 0-4 0 first prize money in the sweep- New York, Feb. 19.—(AP) — 1 Bycholski, rf ...... 7 about it. ald Newsboys, the former team win­ 0 Bycholski, rf . ___2 0-1 4 in tbe Eastern Inter-collegiate bas­ 4. S e a rs ...... 1 1-2 stakes at Wllllmantic with a total ketball league this week. Rivals for the last several weeks 3 J. Sudolf, If ...... 4 Bonthron outsprinted and beat ning 35-28 in a game which was no­ 0 S. Saimonds, If ___1 1-3 5 of 1,945 for 15 games. on a nation-wide tour, Bill Tllden bis Kansas rival, Glexm Cunning­ 2. W a lk e r...... 1 1-2 ticeable for its speed and roughness. Now locked in a Ue for second 2 Brown, c ...... 2 Celtics 2 Kovis, c ...... ___5 1-3 11 Tronsky*g Record and Ellsworth Viner will pool their 0 Rubaha, c ; ...... 2 ham, Saturday night in the first and The visitors presented a very strong 2 Hedlund, rg . . . ___1 1-1 3 place with five victories and two de­ perhaps only time these two great p B F Kebart, who is rated as the finest feats, Tiger and Bulldog coUlde at tennis resources against the French 1 (Jowles, rg ...... 0 defense, checking t-ieir men so close 3 Mozzer, Ig ...... ___0 5-7 5 1 Schieldge, rg ...... 2 college runners ever will meet at the 2. Kerr ...... 10 0-2 that locals were only able to score 0 Swanson, Ig . .. ___0 0-2 0 bowler in the history of the game in New Haven Thursday night in the aces, Henri Cochet and Martin Plaa, 4. Mahoney ...... 7 1-4 in the first of a series of interna­ 1 Yost, Ig ...... 2 mile distance. His margin of vic­ two field goals the first half. The Manchester, collected fourth prize game that probably wUl destroy the tory was by inches, gained In the 7. F. Bissell...... 4 4-9 first half ended with the Hartford 9 9 8-21 28 money in this tourney, hitting 1,897 championship aspirations of the tional professional team matches 3. Brown ...... 2 3-8 starting in Madison Square Garden 9 38 laat sweeping stride of a hadr-rais- team leading 15-10. The second half Half time score, 15-10 Atlas; 10 for 15 games, about four points a loser. Princeton trounced the Elis Oxford Juniors (34) Ing finish that provoked a highly 7. Jolly ...... 3 1-4 found both teams playing inspired minute periods; referee F. Della game below Tronsky's average. The at Princeton last week, 41-29, and tonight. 7. Breen ...... 2 1-4 0 Baske, Ig ...... 5 emotional outburst by a crowd of ball, as a result both teams commit­ Fera; umpire R. •Fraser: timer, latter also holds the all-time high may be able to take advutage of Modelled on Davis Cup amateur 3 A. Sudolf, rg ...... ,. .1 16,000 spectators in Madison Square 0. Gribbon ...... 1 2-2 ted many fouls, the visitors losing Clune. season average, rollfng 127.37 for Yale’:- recent slump to repeat. lines, the series will consist of four Jaffe Jewels 4 Porky, c ...... 0 garden. two men via the personal foul route. 66 games as a member of the New Both Play Tonight singles and one doubles match. To­ 4 W. Lisa, If ...... 3 Meets Once More p. B. The Newsboys started a rally in the Hayes Dairy (47) Before that meeting, however, night Tllden will meet Plaa and 3. Britain Stars in the state duck-pin 3 Varrick, rf ...... 3 The result was, perhaps, no more F aulkner'...... 14 fourth period to come within sev­ 3 Petry, rf ...... 5 1-1 11 bowling league in 1931. He holds the Pnneeton will have to dispose of Cochet will renew his feud .with 2 Berk, rf ...... 2 conclusive than the margin of one 5. John Tierney ...... 7 eral points of tying the score, but 0 Stumpf, rf ...... 2 0-1 4 Dartmouth at Princeton tonight Vines with the doubles immediately solitary vote by which Cunningham 6. Nelson ...... two timely baskets by Hattie put all-time doubles record with Jack 6 2 Lenz, If ...... ___1 2-2 4 White with a ten-game set of 2,616. whUe Yale is tangling with Cornell following. On Wednesday Vines will 16 28 nosed out Bonthron for the prized 2. Hutt ...... , 4 whatever hopes the locals had of 3 Lombardo, If .. . ___5 4-5 14 at New Haven. Dartmouth has tackle Plaa and Cochet will play Referee, SpUllane; score by halves, Sullivan memorial award for tbe 4. Gorman ...... winning into the background. Hat­ 3 Komar, c ...... ___3 1-4 7 He also shares the high double hon­ failed to come even close to the 4 ors for five games with Bill Tato of Tilden. 17-12- Arrows. outatEuiding amateur athletic per­ 2. B ycholsky...... 2 tie and Austin featured for the win­ 0 Barone, rg ...... ___3 0-1 6 form expected of it at the start of formance of 1933. ners, while Kovis played best for the Waterbury, with 1,352. His ten- An advance sale annoimced as 3. A nderson...... , 1 0 Wensteine, rg . . . . .0 1-1 1 the season and does not loom as a $25,000 by Bill O’Brien, co-promo­ CRAIG WOOD WINNER The fact is their Intensively dra­ 0. Jim T ierney...... , 1 losers. 3 Wensteine, Ig .. ___0 0-0 0 game set of 1,428 is the Indlvldua) threat for Princeton. Cornell, in matic battle for supremacy may Weet l^de Boys Club (48) all-time record. After winning tbe ter with Tllden of the matches, indi­ Galveston, Tex., Feb. 19.—(A P I - Phantoms 0 Lenz, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 fourth place with an even .break in Some of the National Professional never be satisfactorily settled. They P. P B F T Wllllmantic sweepstakes, Tronsk;. six games, was troxmeed by Yale at cates another near sell-out crowd B. such as witnessed Vines’ profes­ Golfers’ Association’s outstanding meet agsdn this Saturday at 1,500 2. S. Saimonds ...... 3 Lennon, rf .... ___2 0-1 2 14 19 9-15 47 was presented w^t^ two certlflc s, Ithaca and doesn’t figure to be able meters in the National A.A.U. 15 0 Cordy, rf ...... ___0 0-0 0 sional debut against Tllden in the shot makers hit tbe road for Florida 5. T. Saimonds...... 9 C-10 24 Demolay (24) one fo” being the most valuable to take the Ells at New Haven. tournaments today, leaving “mister championships at the Garden, but 1 Bantly, If ...... ___4 2-2 10 1 W. Smith, rf ...... 0 1-2 1 bowler in the country and the other Penn will be idle xmtll Saturday Garden in January. thereafter the paths of these young 6. Courtney ...... 10 0 Benson, c ...... 3 2-2 par" in undisputed possession of the 7. W elles...... A 8 2 McAdam, rf ... ___1 1-2 3 for being No. 1 honorary bowler of wbei, the Quakers, setting tbe pace rivals are unlikely to cross again. 2 <3ordy, rg ...... 3 0-0 6 ___1 treacherous Galveston municipal 4. Renn ...... 5 0 Muldoon, Ig .... 0-0 2 the United States. with seven victories and one de­ JOE STRIPP SIGNS golf course. This is their last year in college. 0 Solmonson, Ig .. ---- 4 0-0 8 0 E. Smith, if .... ___1 0-0 2 feat, meet ComeU at Philadelphia. Whirlwind Finish 7. Fraser ...... 4 1 Heafs, Ig ...... ---- 6 0-0 12 Rebart’s AversfC Among them was Craig Wood, 1, Hansen ...... 1 Davis, c ...... ___1 2-4 4 Other games this week send Har­ New York, Feb. 19.—(AP)—Joe professional of Deal, N. J., who won Too much ballyhoo spoiled the 1 3 Werner, rg .... ___1 1-4 3 Kebart needs no introduction to vard against Cornell at Ithaca on Stripp has signed bis 1934 contract. possibility that either would make Dugout Flve 7 22 4-5 48 ___3 local bowling fans. He has mat vir­ the first annual 32,000 Galveston P. 4 Vennart, Ig . .. . 3-6 9 Thursday and Columbia against “Contract in mail, very satisfactory, open with a 72-hole score of 290, the classic Baxter mile a record- B. Burnside Rams (11) tually all of the leading bowlers in Dartmouth at Hanover on Satur­ breaker. Both took the measure of 5. Stavnitsky ...... 9 1 N. Martin, rf .. ___0 1-1 1 the state ano has only been beaten letter following, thanks," Stripp two over par, three strokes in front 11 8 8-18 24 day. wired Judge Stephen W. McKeever, the mam who set the Indoor mark at 2. S. Bissell ...... 6 0 Slncrope, If .... ___1 0-0 2 Half time score, 19-7 Hayes once, by Rice of Meriden. Kebart’s of Byron Nelson of Texarkana, who president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, drew down a check for 3300 as sec- 4:10 in this event two years ago, 2. Judd ...... 6 1 B. Melody, c . .. ___0 0-1 0 Dairy: 10 minute periods: referee F. record with the Y. M. C. A. league Gone Venzke of Pennsylvania, but 1 D. Melody, rg .. ___3 2-3 Tbe return to league competition from Orlando, Fla. cud place winner. 1. Reid ...... 5 8 Della Fera; timer, Clune. for 42 games shows an average of of the Pitt Panthers headUnee the they were entirely too wary of each 6. Madden...... 4 127, which is only S7-100ths behind card In the Eastern Interoollegiate other to pay much attention to the 2. Turkington...... 4 Tronsky’s record for high season Conference. With four successive challenge of the stop-watch. 0. Campion ...... 3 average and indicates that a nip triumphs to their credit, the They appeared in shape to blast 3. Neill ...... ] and tuck duel is In prospect next Panthers will be favored over all existing records for the mile-and 2. McCann ...... 1 Stechholz Swims to Record Monday night that ^ould furnish Georgetovm in their meeting at Red Wings Head League, under full steam all the way might 3. Bray ...... 1 fans with thrills and epccltement Washington on Saturday. The same have cut eight seconds off Bon- 1. O lsen...... 1 galore. night, Carnegie Tech will travel to thron’s winning time of 4:14. After i 4 s M. H. S. Trims Roxhury Philadelphia to play Temple which Rangers Drop To Third fadriy cantering the first haUf mile now is tied, in percentajge, with in only 2:14, with Cunningham re­ REDS CROWD LEADERS Georgetown for third place. The fusing to make the pace and Bon­ thron merely dogging his steps, they With Ewald Stechholz setting a -Bristol and keeping their league only other game sends Carnegie New York, Feb. 19.—(A P I - A<^ers bowed to the Canadlens 5-2 after Recreation Center Against Bucknell at Lewisburg on thorough and rather surprlsliig up­ whirled the laat 880 yards in two new school record in the 100 yard slate clean from defeat. they had opened the week’s cam­ minutes flat. IN CAN-AM ICE LOOP breast stroke, Manchester High’s Thursday. Carnegie ranks fifth heaval in the American division of paign with a 6-5 victory over the Summary: with four straight setbacks. mermen swam to victory over Rox- 160 yard relay—Won by Roxbury Sports the National Hockey League during Boston Bruins. Last night the Boston, Feb. 19.— (AP)—The bury Prep of Cheshire at the East (Fischback, Mosher, Hopkins and the past week today had sent the Blackhawks won over fhem, 2-1 to Providence Reds are crowding the Side Rec pool Saturday afternoon. Meffert). Time, 1:25.4. The first bracket of the pool Detroit Red Wings to the head of move into second plape. Previously first place Boston Cubs these days The final score was 43 to 32, the 40 yard free style—Mozzer, M., match between Paul Ballsieper, the parade while the world cham­ the Hawks had walloped Ottawa a.s they battle tor top honors in meet being close and exciting all iirst: Hopkins, R., second; Fisch­ East Side tournament winner and pion New York Rangers were down 6-2. Boston lost to the Rangers and the Canadlan-American hockey the way. BUI Russell, West Side toumamsnt in third place affter a month of to Toronto 6-4, and in between play­ league. back, R., third. TUne 21.6 seconds. Cute Off Seconds 200 yard free style—Carney, M„ winner wUl be played at the School Dow! i holding first place. ed a 4-4 tie with tbe Maroons. nA By Associated Press The Providence aggregation had Street Recreation buUdlng at 7:30 Tbe Canadian section provided no Stechholz eclipsed the former rec­ first: Frost, M., second; Mosher, R., Canadian Section Nattonsl Leasma apparently been content to loaf ord of 1:23.4 for the breast stroke third. Time, 2:32.2. p. m. The winner of this 300 point CHARTER OAK JR8. such excitement, but the still* amaz­ While Toronto’s league leaders along in third place until a week pool match wUl be crowned the Rec TO BOWL Chicago 2; New York RaunraiL by nearly five seconds, swimming 100 yard breast stroke—Stech­ TONIGHT ing New York Americans did good played only one gEtme, the Ameo*l- Detroit 2; Ottawa 1 (ovarOma)', ago, when they swapped positions Champ. A large audience is ex­ enough work to become a distinct cans had the most impressive record with the Quebec Beavers, early the distance in 1:18.8. Manchester holz, M., first; Douglass, R„ second; pected to witneas this play-off as Intemtioaal League showed much improvement In win­ Cobum, M., third. Time. 1:18.8. (new The Charter Oak Jrs. will meet threat to tbe two Montreal clubs, of a poor lot in the Canadian sec­ Syracuse 8; Detroit 2. season runner-up. Quebec lan­ both are playing brilliani pool and a team from tbe German Lutheran the Maroons and Canadlens, which guished in third place, Philadelphia ning five of the eight first places, school record). it is bard to predict the final out­ tion and wound up only a point be­ Oanadian-AixierlQaa League Mozzer, Carney and Leary being 100 yard back stroke—Leary, M., League tonight at tbe Charter Oak hold second and third places re­ hind the Canadlens. After going Pbilauielphia 2; Neiw Haven 2, tth. continued in fourth position and come at this time. No admission alleys at 8 o clock. On Saturday New Haven remained In the cellar. victorious in their events. The first: Abbott, R., second; Shedd, M.i will be made to witness this match spectively. down 8-2 on Tuesday when Ottawa Amwioaa Asaedatiea YT Connie King of Philadelphia judges were Dana Cowles and Frank third. Time, 1:15.2. and the pubQc is invited to attend. night tbe Juniors will tackle the Twelve In Row ended its seven game losing streak, Oklahoma GSty 4; Tulsa 8. scored two goals in the New Haven Soberai. 100 yard free style—Meffert, R.. The Recraation Volleyball team fast Bluefleld team composed of The Red Wings extended their the Amerks drew with Detroit then St. Louis 2; Kansas City 1. game last night to tie his team­ Bristol Is Next first; Brennan, M., second; G. May, traveled to Waterbury Saturday Kebart, Qado, Breiman, Borowskl string of triumphs to an even dozen came through with a smart 4-2 tri­ Tonight* B Sohednla Ttsc mate, Tommy Anderson for top Manchester’s next meet wUl b« a M., third. Time, 1:02.6. where thev lost three games and and one other yet uxmamed. The games without a loss. They walloped umph over tbe Maroons Saturday. No games aeheduled. honors in the scoring list Each Central Connecticut Interseholastlc Diving—Mason, R., 8r»t. 54.9 won wto from tbe yj4.0A . team. Charter Oak team deflitod this the Maroons 6 to 1, Ued the Ameri­ The Canadlens held tJuIr piaoe in had 29, points after the Sunday League affair with Bristol High points; Stechholz, M., second, 53 Scores aia Waterbury, 15-11, 14-16, team earlier in the seaso« sad Is cans 1-1 and last night took an ex­ the standuf by beatlac tlM Bang- night 2 to 2 tie between Philadel­ next week. Bristol was beaten by points; Hagenow, third, 34 points. 9-13, 15-12, 15-12. The following confident of repeating. citing 2 to 1 overtime decision from era in their only game of the week, phia and New Haven. Lloyd Mc­ Meriden and the locals gained a de­ Medley relay--Manche-ster (Co­ made the trip and played: Robert The following men will report for the Ottawa Senators. The game saw the Maroons tied Boston but drop­ Ann Arbor, Mich.—WUIta Intyre, Quebec, followed with 22 cisive victory over the Silver City Metcalf, Bernard Schubert, Walter the Charter Oaks, Cordera, W, An­ two fist fights and three major ped two other decisions while Otta­ points. burn, Leary, Stachewski). Time. Wilkfneon, Frank Mordavsky, wins sprint, high hurdlea and team and are confldept of taking ...... derson. Twaronlte. OiorgetU and A. penalties. wa, after Its one victory, took it on ump as MlehtgaD beata Ohio ttgl George Gibbons and Fred Baker. Cervlai. At Mostreal Thursday the Rang- the chin twic^ to as 14. i

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LOST AND FOUND 1 PUBLIC PASSENGER LEGAL NOTICES 78 the constable pulled the from ONLY ONE BID RECEIVED ita lofty perch. Only once 4Rd tb« LOST—SUNDAY EVENING, pair SERVICE 20A AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD fox enap at him. After that It WM of octagon glasses, in blue case, IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus at Manchester, within and for the Flees Society for Filins turned docile aa a pet dog. Duffy with gold rim. Finder return to District of Manchester, on the 19th FOR U .S . POSTAL STATION attempted to feed raw meat to hik Line, De Luxe Bub for lodge, party day of F ebruary, A D., 1934. % Mrs. Geo Douglas, 2 Pearl street, or t^m trips, we algo offer 7 pas­ Prexent WILLIAM B. HYDE, Esq., V newly acquired pet, but tbe fox re­ Apartment 16. Judge. NEW fused to touch anything. Apparent^ senger sedan livery. Phone 8068, Estate of Martha Apel late of Man­ For Second Time a Single ly it waa too frightened to Mtiafjr 8860, 8864. chester, In said District, dsceased. its appetite. LOST—IN FRONT OF Hale's store, Tbe Executor having exhibited his Store Makes Offer pf Con­ Saturday afternoon, small purse administration account with said es' tract—Two More Days. Tbe right i;ear leg of tbe fox in4li- containing small sum of money. REPAIRING 28 tate to this Court for allowance, it is • t9J4keA84SViCe.MCYORK cated that not ao long ago it bad Reward if returned to Herald ORDERED:—That the 24th day of been caught in a trap and: sd chewed F eb ru ary A D„ 1934, a t 9 o'clock Only one bid wae received Satur­ itself free. Tbe paw waa badly office. UPHOLSTERING— Fabric prices forenoon, at the Probate Office, in said BROADWAY MAGICIANS PRO­ day Poetmaeter Frank Crocker are rising. Have your upholstered lacerated but eeemed to be beating. Manchester, be and tbe same is as­ DUCE (PRESTO) GRAY HAIRS in reeponee to hie advertlaement for Ckmatable Duffy brouaht the fox furniture made like new by our ex­ signed for a hearing on the allow- ON HEAD OF SPCA AGENTS. ance of said administration account bide for a contract postal etation downtown thia noon attached to a- MOVING—IHUCRING— perienced upholsterers at tbe OLD with said sstate, and this Court di­ near the eite of the old poet office chain. He intends raising it as a STORAGE 20 LOW prices. Samples and estimates rects the executor to give public no­ By PAUL HARRISON at the eouth end, pet, be eald. furnished. Watkins Brothers, 985 tice to all persons interested therein Mr. Crocker announced today PERRE'rr A GLENNEY INC. local Main street Phone 5171, to appear and be heard ttcroon by New York, Feb, 19 —Tbe Society publishing a copy of this order in that in view of thle fact be bad and long distance moving. Dally some newspaper having a circulation for tbe Prevention of Cruelty to posted a notice in tbe main poet of­ express to Hartford. Overnight In said District, five days before ssid Animals doee a very fine Job In New fice aeklng for additional bide. ’The FOREIGN EXCHANGE service to and from New York. TAILORING—DYEING- da^ of hearing and return make to York. Goes around putting blanket# notice will be on dieplay today, to­ Tel. 306»-8860 or 8864. Court. CLEANING 24 WILLIAM f, HYDE on shivering horses, Jailing brutal morrow and Wedneaday. 'The final New York, Feb, 19.—(AP)—For­ Judge. hour for the reception of bide will eign exchange irregular; Great SUITS MADE TO ORDER at new H-2-19-34, drivers, depriving beggars of little be 5 o’clock Wedneeday evening, Britain in dollare, others in cents. dogs which they train to bark con­ Wairt M tmttnamUm low prices. Fine tailoring, expert AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Mr. Crot^er said. Great Britain demand, 5,18%; ca­ repairing, cleaning and preesing. at Manchester, within and for the stantly, rescuing white mice from This la tbe second time that but bles, 5.13%; 60-day bills. S.12%; For servlee dial 4798. L, Diana, 56 District of Manchester, on the 17th motorized treadmills—and so on. one bid baa been obtained for tbe France demand. 6.52; cables, 9A2; Manchester day of o’sbruary. A, D., 1934, 8ei*eral inspectors have contract poetal station. ’The bid Cllotoo street Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., called upon P rei Keating, Italy demand, 8.68; cables, 8.68. Evening Herald Judge. the actor-magldan who likM earlier in the winter and tbe one Demands; Estate of Leonard J, Dart late of to make a bird cage with a last week were eubmltted by two Belgium, 23.13; Germany, 89.80; CUUKt^ES AND CLASSES 27 Manchester, In said District, deceas­ different store#. Mr. Crocker said Holland, 66.65; Norway, 26Ad; CLASSIFIED ed. live canary disappear, and ADVERTISEMENTS The Administratrix having exhibit­ have gone away THE SCENES IN the Treasury Morgenthau. each ad otherwise the CHARGE youngest competitor, setting the Taking in the Money Lots of people became indignant RATE will be collected. No responsi­ Applause is a nice sound in the I during the Hoover administration bility for errors in telepboned ads pace for three more experienced cars of actors, but a lot of them Cftyv will bs assumed and tlielr accuracy KOOIV1S WITHOU'I BOARD 51) stars—Welker Cochran, the defend­ when it was learned than Secretary MALCOC RAN OEORGE cannot be guaranteed. also like the crackle of currency as Lamont was using a private lift in TWO SMALL ROOMS for one per­ ing champion, Johnny Layton, and it's pushed through the box-office the new Commerce Building. The INDEX OF son, entirely redecorated. Tele­ Willie Hoppe. wicket. When Eddie Cantor made a fact was denied officially. CLASSIFICATIONS phone 6917 or 3726. Bozeman, Cochran and Layton personal appearance here with the opening of “Roman Scandals” he B irths ee««eeeee^«ssea.eaats e JU s a « have lost only one game each, but CW.\ Most Popular of .All Recovery Help for (Tuba Engagements ...... B FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, the youthful Californian’s standing spent half the morning selling tick­ Agencies . . . Private “Lift” Used M arri' 'es •. .t.m,:. .m. . — C heated, or will share my home with ets to the long line of customers Cubans had a lot to celebrate U eatbs ..v.O read seven victories as compared to by Morgenthau .... Substantial when they cheered American recog­ couple. Telephone 3664. six for his two rivals. Close behind, . . . A1 Jolson, too. gets a kick out .Aid Planned for Cuba . . . States Card of T hanks . of handling admissions; rather do it nition of President Mendieta. In Memorlam ... • ••••• •OEM b e'* still very much in the battle which Get No Favors on Imported Roosevelt is convinced there'll be Lost and Found will end Friday night, is Hoppe with than sing a mammy song . . . Doug­ Liquor . . . Kidnap Bill .Author Is Announcements . S • WW • • 4 las Fairbanks, back In his days In Ex-Pedagog. more disturbances there unless we Personals ...... ■ APARTMENl'b—FLATS— only two setbacks in eight matches. the flesh-and-blood theater, hung do something for the island’s eco­ Aatomobflee TENEMENTS 63 The Californian touched new heights around the counting room, anxious­ nomic restoration. Shipment of Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 last night in defeating Kinrey Mat­ By RODNEY DITTCHER sui-plus foodstuffs to Cuba will be Automobiles for Ezebarge ....on I FOR RENT—LILLEY street, near ly watching the till fill up . . . Herald Washington Correspondent Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 4 suyama, of New York, 50 to 25 in Ed Wynn, when he’s in a show, followed by administration co­ Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Center, modern feur and five room 27 innings. does sentry duty in the lobby right Washington, Feb. 16— The NRA operation toward scaling down the Auto Schools ...... 1-A flats, garage. Available. Inquire 21 Both Cochran and Layton had up to the minute when he has to fan mail is arriving in bulging bags. national debt. Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I Elro street. chances to catch their younger op­ rush back stage and make up . . . But recovery officials aren’t as Studies on which the White Autos—For Hire ...... > pleased as you might suppose. The House relies indicate that Cuba can Garages—Service—Storage ^.... 10 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ ponent today. The defending title George M. Cohan likes to stand in Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... II holder was matched against Allen the box office, but doesn’t handle posies are being tossed, not at NRA, be kept stable and her Mendieta Wanted Autos—Motorcycles II ment, with all improvements. Ap­ money and ducats because people but at the civil works program, to regime in power if she sells about Business and Professional Servlees ply at 111 Holl street or telephone Hall in the feature contest on the 3,000,000 tons of sugar a year. Business Services Offered ...... 13 matinee program while Layton will recognize him and try to make con­ which business men attribute most 6806. versation . . . Courtney Burr and of the recent Improvement. Europe now buys about 1,000,000 Household Services Offered ...... It-A meet Hoppe in the leading night tons and this country about 1,300,- Building—Contracting ...... r ., 14 game. George White both like to get right eWA is by all odds the most Florists—N urseries ...... 16 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat also up to the counter and serve their popular ph£Lse of the recovery pro­ 000. Punerai D irectors ...... 14 six room half house with all Im­ The other two games bring to­ gram and it’s the one Roosevelt pro­ Heatln Plumbing—Roofing .» 17 gether players out of nmning for customers . . . Cuba's plight is largely due to jnsuranos ...... 18 provements. Inquire at 147 East In the case of Millard Mitchell poses to eliminate by May 1. our increased imports of Filipino U Center street. the title. In the afternoon, 'Tiff Den­ SAT. I Millinery—D ressm aking ...... 10 this process has been reversed. He Uncurtailed, it also might be the and other duty-free sugar. So the e 1*34 tY NtA somcc MS Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 10 ton, Kanstis City, met Augie Kieck- used to work in the box office of the most dangerous phase, since its cost administration is figuring on let­ Painting—Papering ...... m 11 SIX ROOM FLAT, first floor, with Professional Services ...... a 21 hefer, Chicago, while at night, Kin­ Little Theater, but wanted to act in­ at the present rate would be $3.- ting in about 2,000,000 tons of the Repairing ...... I I all Improvements, steam heat, rey Matsupama tangles with 71- stead. Finally he got a chance, and 000,000,000 a year. Cuban product under a new import (READ THE STORY, THEN CX)LOR THE PICTURE) Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 14 garage, rent reasonable. Inquire year-old Alfredo De Oro. now he is in his second successive No one—possibly excepting Roose­ allocation agreement. Toilet Goods and Service ...... 16 at 128 Summer street. velt —expects eWA to be entirely The squirrel with the little cart ed Fluffy, "hut don’t spill those nuts 14 show of the season. Just grins at around. Wanted—Business Service the box office man as he walks abandoned this spring. But it will behind some big trees tried to dart. EdaeatloBaJ THREE ROOMS with private bath, operate on a greatly reduced basis No Favors on Liquor Then Nature Nick cried out, “Hey, “I really worked real hard to find Courses anc Claaees ...... 17 grandly by. Sovereign states which have their Fluffy, do not run away. this cartful, so If you don’t mind, Private Instructton ...... 18 southern exposure, rent reasonable. Weekend Sports rather than the present schedule Dancing ...... e e • e s • e;«IV e • e e 18-A Telepnone 6917 or 3726. Fortune Hunt of employing 4,000,000 persons at own liquor monopolies can't import “I’m sure no harm will come to be careful. Hours would pass be­ Musical—Dramatic ...... 14 Broadway is snickering over the an average of <$14.30 a week. wines and liquors from abroad ex­ you, regardless of what you may fore another load wsis found.” Wanted—Instruction ...... 10 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene­ By Associated Press The extent will depend on the cept under allocations by the Fed- do. Please be polite, because you story of the hunt for an heir to a e^^ll Alcohol Control Administration, PtBanclal ment, with garage $20 month. Golf rather sizeable estate in California. degree to which Roosevelt’s hopes have nice visitors today.” The whole bunch traveled for a lends—Stocks—Mortgages m • • • 81 Arthur A. Knofla. Telephone 5440 Galveston, Texas — Wood’s 290 of re-employing 4,000,000 persons they’ife finding. And they’re on the “■Who ar,? they?” questioned Business Opportunities ...... H 'The heir in question csime to New same basis as private importers spell and then they heard wee Dun- Money to Loan ...... 88 or 4359. wins Galveston open. York a couple of years ago, soon elsewhere are realized. Fluffy. “Gee, you don’t know how cy yell, “Ah, there’s your little Help and Sltoatfens Hamilton, Bermuda—Mrs. Dor­ squandered his money in the gay Money for the extension Is in when they apply for permits. they frightened me. I cannot stop FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- othy Campbell Hurd captures Rid­ None of the states got in on the squirrel friend,. perched high up In Help W anted—Fem ale ...... 16 spots, and then became a black sight. Besides the $350,000,000 my work for long, ’cause I have that tree.” &elu W anted—Male ...... — 18 ment, steam heat, and all improve­ dell’s Bay championship, beating sheep and went around fleecing peo­ a ^ e d for finishing off the official first quota period. Those which lots to do." Si|.-stTi..n Wnr.'eO 36-A ments, garage, rent $23 month. In­ Nancy Pearmstn, 7 and 6. ple. He received no word when the program, $600,000,000 has been opened their own liquor stores thus ’Then Scouty said, "We’ll intro­ The squirrel looked down and nerp wanted—Male or Female » II quire 627 Center street O ^eral family fortune was broken up by a ^ e d for general relief. For the far have had to buy foreign goods duce ourselves. We’re ’Tlnles! said, "You’re right. Oh, gee, those Agents Wanted ...... k.IT-A from merchants in New York. nuts are quite a sight. We’ll hide Situations Wanted—Fem ale ...... 41 New York — Bozeman, beating the death of an elder relative, and next flscsd year Roosevelt asks What’s the use of being frightened? Bltuatlons Wanted—Male e #’«;• e s e » Matsuyama, regains top in world’s he wasn’t to be found when a law­ $2,000,000,000 of emergency money We have merely come to play with them in this tree trunk. Come on, Employment Agencies ...... 40 BUSINESS LOCATIONS three cushion billiard championship. yer came here to deliver his share of not yet allocated. Congressman John Buell Snyder you.” toss them up to me.” Live 9t«»ck—Pete—Ponitry—Vehicles Los Angeles—California whips the money. Those who have talked with him of Pennsylvania, who proposed the ’Twas fun to watch the two Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 FOR RENT 64 Texas, 10-8, in Polo as Boeseke and brilliant Idea of bringing Lindbergh' Llv Stock—Vehicles ...... 41 Somebody suggested that the say he thinks relief requirements “What? Me play, at a time like squirrels work. Said Nature Nick, Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main Williams are injured. quickest way to reach the young from that sum may run anywhere before a congressional committee to "They do not shirk when there Is Chicago—Faber quits Whitesox in from 300 td 800 millions and that talk about kidnaping, tn^ connection this ? Why, think of all the work I’d Wanted — Pets—Poultry—6tock 44 street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ man would be through the police, miss,” the little squirrel snapped. any work to do. You’ll note they Fet eale—lllsecUnaeons ward J. Holl T«L 4642 and 8U35. salary argument. so the attorney visited the detec­ be plans about 500 millions for with his "firing squad” kidnaping both are strong. Articles tor S a l e ...... 41 Miami, Fla.—’Time supply wins bill, used to be a school teacher In "My partner’s waiting for me, now. tive bureau and explained his mis­ public works. "And, also, they are very wise. Boats and Accessories ...... 41 Bahamas handicap at Hiedeah. sion. A few detectives made casual 'Thus there will be nearly two Upper Turkeyfoot, Pa. "We're storing nuts high In a Building Materials ...... 47 Lob Angeles—A1 Gordon wins 250- billions from which new CWA He became a salesman of educa­ tree. That is the safest place, you Just stop and think. You'll realize Dlamonde—Watches—Jewelry ... 41 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 inquiries in some of the black that nuts they’re storing now will Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 41 mile stock car road race. sheep’s haunts, emd In no time the funds might be obtained. tional books, founded the Pennsyl­ see. It Isn’t bard to hide them. Fuel and Feed ...... 41-A TO REINT —SEVERAL desirable heir was tipped off that the police vania Inter-High School Literary, Come along! I'll show you how.” feed them both all winter long." Darden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 five, elz and seven room bouses, There were 23,723,399 motor ve­ Uses Private "Lift” Debate, and Musical League, and ■Til pull your little cart along,” Household Goods • •essssoaraaasg II were looking for him. He skipped (Robin Redbreast proves a good Machinery and Tools BI single and double; also heated hicles in use In the United States town and hasn’t been seen since. The only cabinet member who has was swept in here by the Demo­ said Windy, "I am good and Musical Instrum ents e • s s*«tr s r-a • a.^ i t apartments. Apply Edward J. Holl, at the close of 1933. You can write your o’wn moral. a private elevator is Secretary of cratic landslide of 1932. strong.” "Oh, thank you,” exclaim­ worker, too, In the next story.) Office and Store Equipment .«■■ 64 PpeclalB at the Stores ...... 84 Phone 4642 and 8025. Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 87 tVanted^^To Buy ...... m ..'.. w. 88 By HAMLIN Roeme—Board—Hotels Meeortt ALLEY OOP Found—One Grand Wizerl RestaBraatr Basketiiall Booms W ithout Board • fte«»e«i8e M Pitt 21; Notre Dame IT. ■oarders W anted s s s a e a erwt^.l • M 4 WHV CANT THESE BOOBSTIN^ OH-OH/ WHAT'S QUEEN UMPATEEOLE WELL - KNOCK. Country Board—Resorts 40 Purdue 46; Iowa 88. TEETH OUT.' ■ptsls—Restaurants 41 Wisconsin 28; Rllnois 22. TH' SRlkNO WiZER, BEFORE HE HAPPENED HERE ^ IS GONE r, SHE'S J 6 ^ I Cl IMDINIC A- wanted—Rooms—Board e • e a II Michigan 26; Ohio State 20. GETS US IN A JAMrW4VVlAV.V)E ESCAPED f THAT PESKY Real Batata Fei Rent Indiana 30; Chlca^ 28. GOT TH* QUEEN UNDER GUARD! THIS IS TH’ aMrtments, Plata Tenements 41 iasiness Locations (or Rant 44 Cornell SO; Columbia 29. OH,WHY DON'T FOOZV COfAE GRAND WIZER'S G R AN D m W ■oases tor Rant 41 Penn 85; Dartmouth 22. BACH f THIS KING BUSINESS IS WORK,I betcha: ■ibarbaB (or Rent •wee VI 44 Temple 84; Oeorgeto'wn 38. AWPUi./ b C v W f ' i Emmer Homes (or Rent .«.««« 47 Wanted to Rent ....i....« 41 Heal Batata Pet fiala i^rtment Butldliri for Bale 48 tees Property (or Bale ... m 70 aad Imnd (or Bale «.««■ 71 laaioi (or talv ■•••••••»•mi«,isi Ti tl (or Sale ?l M. A. POND looort Prepor^tor Balo 36 Walker Street Phone i b ^ r b u for la lo e e 4 0 0 0 0 •••••.'■•W 71 . Iitato (or Bxebanpo EXPERT UPHOLSTERER itofi^Roai Betato K Fomltore Repairing Awdem-Loeal RoHooo and Reflnlsnlng Rotieoo Vaouam Cleaner and Sewing Machine Repairing at Reaeonable Prices alTi 'saT.ofr. Read The Hirald Advt. ?;rS«gC<*» rades, as a token of afiectlon for >*PROVE ME \S -^WATC^,^40W- YAIKET>TO I? The Bookkosper's Swootbcart their dead hero, covered his casket 'M&Y, 6RUNCM wow'd )\ UNT\LI 1 dsblt bsr bsr blfb'b&t pose, with a magnificent sheaf, Inscribed • . . . I credit ber ber smile, with the words: "Gone to his last you LIKE A SNOW OP -RVE?^ I debit ber ber freckled nose, fire," SEE THERET*-^ANT VOU * DJ I , , . I credit ber ber style. pO® * But, Ob, ber toufue tbet lectures Fish Dealer—Lobsters, Madam? “BURNED OUT TH'BEARINGS AND AL^AT JLn me I dub » liebUity. Nice lobsters? Look, they're alive! OF VOURTWROATTALKINkSTO T t TW E SPEECHy5^> Customer — Yes, but arc they fresh? HI fA t^AN' ALL HE (SOT WAS TH' NAUeHTw‘<))J I credit ber her agile brain t . . I debit ber ber ma. I credit ber ber kindly strain, Ginger, Spice and Pepper , , , WATCHING .... Her brother and ber pa. Paper will some day be made from And Uncle Hector's legacy an rubber, it is said. That's going to be asset is what pleases me! fine stuff to write checks on , , , . A friend in need Is the fellow who I debit her the stubborn way doesn't talk mean about you be­ . , . She failed to acquiesce. hind your back , . . . The average But crecSt ber that magic day child Is wiser In his Innocence than .... She fondly whispered . , "yes", Is the philosopher In his wisdom , , , Ob, all my entries, when complete, A man's strength Is estimated by give ber a splendid balance sheet. his ability to fight against odds . . . What this country really needs is Tbe teacher told bis pupils to less need . , . The average man write a sentence ending with the could earn several dollars with the word "fascinate" while ne was out energy be generates In trying to of tbe room for a few minutes, borrow one , , , . When a fellow When he returned there was only wires for money It always seems as one little boy who bad bis sentence though nobody gets the message finished. Tbe teacher took up his ...... Too many persons learn from paper and read: "Father has nine hindsight what they ought to have Duttons on his vest, but he can only reasoned from foresight .... Fol­ fasten eight,” lowing the rule to say nothing but good of tbe dead. It was a noble ex­ A lot of us ougtU to be paid for periment , . , , A fellow put off cut­ ^ F T E R getting out of bed in tbe morning, ting his throat until his razor got THE WELL that being the hardest part of the so dull he had to buy a revolver . day's work. ■RAN Heard a fellow talking about a DRY- friend of his the other day. It seems that tbe friend Is a New York news- paper man wbo is a critic of tbe lapper anny ay plays. Anyway tbe fellow said: F me. u. F s. SAT. Of r. S & "His grandfather panned gold and died poor. He pans plays and gets rlch!''^ S( ()R(’HY SMITH Jftcorchy’s Plan By John C. Terry Wife—What happened to that MR CURTIS — we CAN'T BUT SCORCH y - -R u t WHCRE DID HE IM CERTAIN THOSE W l MUST DETERMINE that SHIPS WERE PURPOSELY Bounds logical booklet on 'How to Live to be 100’ DISMISS rue possibility WOULPN'T IT fig COME PROM ? WHERE THE TYPE OF PLANE Wg that came to tbe door today? ATTACKBP — Fo #A WHAT HAVE Tb d e a l WITH ECORCHY •WE'LL Her Husband—I burned it for ef> A RoRfldN PtANg gVgN OPP Fo r THAT DIP HE do ? AND WHY REASON X DON'T KNOW' -T H E N Wf CAN MORE start woRk fear your mother might get bold of YMOUOk THf R8COM6 PlLOrr TO s h o u lr o u r p l a n e s Be i t SHOW NONf IN *nit5 DISREGARD HIS ATTACHEP ? WE HAVE EASILY PiSCOYgR WHIRS ON THAT VICINITY - \[ ANGLE A little boy bad been extremely ^OWN SAFBTY ? ^ N O enem ies - IT CAME PROM - naughty, and his father told him to go to bed, and he would come up a 'X little later and Stettle accounts with him. Before getting into bed the child knelt down and said: "Please, God, if you really do want to help a little boy in trouble, now’s your chance.” Tbe Spirit of me 'nines O f I’m out of work, I’m out of dough, Things for me seem kinda slow; But It’s not for me to weak, you e IBM T%i A. P . XU Right! ReMrved know So I’ll borrow a dime and go to the By Crane OUTOURWAY By Williams show. WASHINGTON TDBS II '' WOT 1 WUMTA KNOW, ) EASY, WASH. THE HOUSE IS FULL OF' / ^ L r’ HAO TO DO WAS V VPU I’M VERY MUCH PUSH A BUTTON, OR YELL \ Old Maid—So the waiter says to 6AIL, IS HOW YOU VSECRET PASSAGES, PEEP-HOLES, AND BUT HOW DISAPPOINTED? . //' i’A me, ‘How would you like your rice?' Owes G^ApyJ'P/IRKgr. 010 ALL THOSE M THE LIKE. THE OWNERS SORT OF INTO A LOUDSPEAKER ABOUT 1 THOUGHT HIPS B a s e Friend—Yes, dearie, go on. SPOOKY TRICKS. \ A NUT. A PRACTICAL JOKER. DEVICE, AND — PRESTO! TH' CAT o n 1 I u Good "looking" girls at the J THERE WERE "SPOOKS" AND CURVES WERE Old Maid—So I says to him, wist­ races are always in the running. TURNIN' fully, 'Thrown at me, big boy!’ 7 ’^ / INTO A \ COMINS BACK, BUT T .CANARY? . | 0’ 0 \THEV CAN’T-N O T R R 0 B 7 IK) T H IS AGE? T b '

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Mrs. Lewis Rom of Hartford will Members of local az>aenrlce or- HOLIDAY DANCE give her views on whether or not ganizatloos are asked to provide the band and aongkter brigade con­ another war ia imminent, in the automobiles for the military fimeral Rect*eation Center WORTHY REUGION tributed to the brlghtr' 1 of the A cSAS. MnJJABD AND HIS last of the Mries of lectures thia of Joseph Bcut, member of Mons- meeting which waa well attended. ^BOTEL BOND OBCHESTBA Items of Interest UsJH^HALECo aeaaon under auspices of the wo­ Ypres Command, Blrltlsh war ^MANCHESTEB£(m> 4» I'Featarlng Miss Ethel Evans men’s division of the Y. M. C. A. veterans. Contact Commander Al­ > Thnnday, Febrnary 22nd. She will speak from 8 to 9 tonight bert Lindsay, 38 Edgerton street, in Today's Prignun SERMON SUBJECT # .. School St. Beo. VETERANS TO VISIT in the social room. Mrs. Rose spent this connection. 5 to 6, boys’ boxing; 6 to 7, An- ■ **® AdmiMlon. considerable time last summer and aaldi’s Masons' basketball practice; fall in Europe and the Orient. She The business meeting and social 7:16 to 8, women’s gym class; 8 to HOME OF DECEASED It’s Smart will be prepared to answer ques­ of the Epworth League of the North 8:45, women’s tap dancing; 8 to 9, Rev. F. C. AOen Is Gnest tions at the close of her talk. Methodist Episcopal church, which women’s plunge; 7 to 8, men’s originally was scheduled to take plunge; 8:30 to 9:15, men’s gym Will Meet Tonight to Pay Re­ ABOUT TOWN place tonight, has been postponed class; dancing this week will be on Speaker at tke Saivation to Sew! The entertainment committee of for two weeks, it was announced ’Thursday evening. spects to Joseph Barr Who the Highland Park Community club today. Died Yesterday. And When You See Rev. Franda P. Keough, Bishop will give the first of a Miiea of Mt- Army CitadeL of Providence, and a close friend of back parties tomorrow evening at The Woman’s Foreign Missionary TRIBUTES TO FATHER Hale’s New Array Of William J. Fallon, manager of the the clubhouse. The committee also society of the Church of the Naza- Members of Mons-Ypres Com' Castle Farms Inn, Tolland Turnpike, plans a jolly attic party for Satur­ rene will meet tomorrow evening at Another of the popular Sunday mand, British War Veterans and and 30 priests from the Providence day evening for everybody in the 7:30. McCANN AT ST. BRIDGET’S afternoon special services was held Auxiliary American Legion, Veter­ diocese were the guests of Manager community. in the Salvation Army citadel yes­ ans of Foreign Wars, Disabled Spring Cottons Fallon at the inn Saturday at 1 Mrs. Myra Fitzgerald of 5 Cot­ terday, with Rev. F. C. Allen, pastor American Veterans, Spanish Ameri­ o’clock. All members of the Brltlsh- tage street will grant the use of her of the Second Congregational church can War Veterans and other groups home tomorrow evening for a card Communion and Mass Given American club are requested to for Dead Priest— State Po­ the guest speaker. Rev. Allen took are requested to meet at 7:30 Miss Ada Robinson, local soprano meet this evening at 7:30 at Pine party for the benefit of Sunset Coun­ for his subject: “Is Religion Worth­ o’clock this evening at the comer of cil, Degrree of Pocahontas. Six priz­ you’ll want to get and a pupil of Mrs. Npllie Carey and Ridge streets, from whence lice Funeral Cortege Escort. while?” Ridge and Pine streets to pay their Reynolds of Hartford, sang “The es and a door prize will be awarded “If you take the religion of the respects to Comrade Joseph Barr, they will proceed to the home of and something extra in the way of busy sewing at Lord Is My Shephdrd,” Brahe, at their late brother, Joseph Barr. Fifty-six members of the Holy Hindoos with their countless gods member of Mons-Ypres Command the mission service in Wethersfield refreshments will bo served. Name society of St Bridget’s church and dark practices—I would so no,” who died yesterday morning at Sunday morning, conducted by the attended mass in a body Simday admitted the speaker. “Also, if you the Msmehester Memorial hospital. once. Central Baptist church of Hartford. Miss Harriet Franzen of Hamlin Rev. K. E. Erickson will go to morning and received communion, mean the Koreans and Ch/2 -pound ME 01 urged to be present: Gladys Addy Pork Chops lb. 1 7 c I WILLIAM P. Elizabeth Bulla, Helen Erikson, From government inspected pork. DOUGAN Marjorie Erikson, Esther Gordon, Jessie Hutchinson, Bessie Johnston, Who has conducted a ^yeing Ruby Kittle, Marjorie May, Grace Best Cut Proctor, Doris Stevenson, Lorraine Cl SpeciaC S ve^ l ^ Q u I J-M and cleaning business at 129 Van Haverbeke, Ethel Wilson. Center Street, FOR FOOT SUFFERERS Club Steak lb. 21c / CONTROLLED ECONOMY All members of the Army and Hes'vy steer beef! Entire expense la explained beforehand. EJach unit Is Now Associated Navy club planning to attend A member of the penonal staff of Dr. Wm. M. ScholL Ladies’ Night at the club are ad­ world noted foot authority, from New York, will be of merchandise ia conscientiously recommended, ia vised that reservations must be in our more on keeping with family finances. With economy approved W ith made by Wednesday evening, Feb. by the family, Quish services are then discharged, with 21* Wed. and Thurs., Feb. 21 - 22 known distinction. The Epworth League of the North your feet bothering you? Do you luffer ^ r a DOUGAN Methodist church will hold Its busi­ oonu, callouiea, bunions, itching feet s ik I toes, ness meeting and social tomorrow “Athlete’s Foot,’’ weak archea or any ocher foot RANGE & FUEL OILS evening at 7:30 at the home of K. trouble? DYE M. Karlsen, 31 Golway street. Here is your opportunity to lesm how to obtain We Handle Only The Best! relief > 1 1 and to obtain Pedo-graph prints of your When In Need Of Range Or Fuel Oil ENTERTAINMENT, TEA, •tocklnged feet without charge. Also sample of WORKS Dr. Scholl’s Zino>pads for corns, and an Interesting AND SHAWL EXHIBIT booklet, by Dr. Wnu M. Scholl. ‘Treatment anJ PHONE 5293 He invites all his friends Care of the Feet.’’ Tuesday, Febrnary 20, S p. m. and former customers to get Center Oinrch Parish Hall. IvUiN Sr, in touch with him there. Auspices W . 0 . T. U . The Bantly OU Co. MANCHESTER.' Tickets 25c. C. E. House & Son, Inc. 155 Center Street Manchester A t Watkins Bros, or at door. I >■