NET PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION TI^B WEATHER for the month of January 1029 V^neaat hr O. •. WeaUiar Bureau, 5,241 New ilavea Uember of the Audit Bureau ot Clrcnlatioua jg g U i Snow tonl^it; Friday Fair. ■H- VOL. XLIII., NO-109. (Classified Advertising on Page 12) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2U 1929. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS «»- TO ENFORCE! Consolidation Here PANIC FOLLOWS TRAIN FIRE IN HUDSON TUBE 6- SEN. GUSS CALLS DRY LAW IS Cood Business Move HOUSE CONFEREES A RIG ISSUE ^^“*®S Indicate That Expenses n U l U ILFUVU Can Be Greatly Decreased-Man- chester Needs More Unity. ‘MORAL COWARDS’ ?residenl-Elect to Make It ------A f II* r* A/r* ^ ® series of articles to be pub-® to complete its report of all sales. SHOOTS OUT FIRE UD6 01 HlS F irst U n l“ Ushed at intervals daring the next Much of this financing was the re- WITH A SHOTGUN Openly Threatens a Filibus­ few weeks Mie Herald will discuss pools, ’ either of • 1 ■ 1 ^ ^ , big individual owners, or of groups Newark, N. J., Feb. 21.__ C12l A c ts , P*’oposed changes in blanches- ■ gf brokers pooled to make a “ kill- Deputy Fire Chief James Lynch ter Against Second Defi­ ter’s charter and the amendments | ing.” Brokers and financiers, not today had proved his theory that the revision committee sug-! wealthy enough themselves to buy that the prdp.er way to put out ciency Appropriation Bill; fires is to .shoot them out with Washington, Feb. 21— Reactions gests. This series wlU treat the ' , _ ,, , .1 lions, pooled or merged with one a shotgun. of the “ Hoover Curb Market” in­ charter question from every angle, j another so that their combined re- When soot caught fire in the Growing Enmity Between dicated today that the President- All of the Important changes in sources compared favorably with 150-foot chimney at St. Mi­ Elect is devoting considerable the proposed revision will be clear- ^ the wealthiest. They could do chael’s hospital Chief Lynch House and Senate Portend thought to the trying problem of ly and carefully reviewed in such | through consolidation what they put on his gas mask, aimed his prohibition— the expression “ Curb a way, it is hoped, that every voter j could never hope to do as individ- gun up the smokestack and let Market” being used advisedly in will know the question thoroughly uals. go both barrels."^ Tumultuous Death for view of the fact the reporters as­ before he passes his opinion at the < Some of Manchester’s leading The burning soot tumbled signed to Mr. Hoover are covering special election that will soon be i stores belong to big “ buying pools,” down and was smothered in it­ his activities from the chill of the called to act upon* the charter revi- j syndicates, most of them are called, self. No water or chemicals were Seventieth Congress. curbstone that fronts his Washing­ sion committee’s suggestions. The A group of 100 or more stores nsed. There was no damage to ton residence. Herald h.vites questions that the spread throughout the United the chimney. Senator Walter Edge (R) of New discussion may bring forth in any j States consolidate their purchasing “ Yes, sir,” said Chief Lynch Washington, Feb. 21.— Threats Jersey, outstanding “ Wet” leader readerls mind, and will open its power and enter the buying mar- proudly, “ in Newark we just of filibusters against the adminis­ of the Senate, had breakfast at colunms to letters of reasonable kets in New York, Chicago, or even shoot the fires out.” 2300 S street ths morning, and tration’s legislative program, stiff length dealing with all sides of the Paris with as much strength as the opposition to the confirmatirn oi there was reason to believe the question. President-Elect discussed with him biggest individual stores in the biggest cities of the world. As a presidential appointments and the matter of assembling a non­ growing enmity between the House partisan fact-finding commission This seems to be the day of result some Manchester stores, immediately after March 4 to look merging, pooling, or consolidating members of such merged syndi­ STEWART HITS and Senate today portended a tu­ into the causes back of the break­ of interests.. News columns are re­ cates, can offer staple articles to multuous death for the Seventieth down in prohibition enforcBment. plete with stories of industrial firm their customers just as reasonably Congress, with but nine legislative Favors Such Action mergers, bank mergers and busi­ as the biggest Nev York stores. ness consolidations of all kinds. BACK AT FOES days remaining before adjourn­ Mr. Hoover has committed him­ Syndicates self to the creation of such a body. These mergers have been accom-1 Manufacturing concerns, per­ ment. Edge, in conjunction with Senator plished not because the consolidat­ haps making different kinds of Although Congress overwhelm­ Welsey Jones (R> of Washngton, ing firms have tired of competition, products, but nevertheless purchas­ IN OIL HGHT ingly authorized an increase of fif­ the “ Dry” leader, orginally had in­ but rather to strengthen their own ing certain raw materials that are teen fast cruisers and a giant air­ tended to compel its appointment forces and make competition keen­ alike regardless of the ultimate ------./ craft carrier to the American Navy, by Act of Congress, but withdrew er. It is nothing more than apply- i finished goods, pool their interests a battle loomed in the Senate the bill when the coming chief exe­ ing the story of the “ bundle of^ in purchasing these raw materials. against the Navy appropriation bill, cutive announced his decision. Says He Never Had Anything sticks” to business, big and small. As an example the Associated Ap­ carrying funds for the construction Prohibition needs probing in the program. Consideration of th^ bill worst way in Mr. Hoover’s opinion, Every schoolboy is sooner or later parel Manufacturers, Inc., is a syn­ told the fable of the father, who dicate of ■ manufacturers of every­ to Do With Teapot Dome has been blocked on two occasions and he is reported to be casting and administration leaders may be about for a competent body of asked his sons to take a single stick thing a person wears, from hosiery and break it. Each of them broke to corsets, to hats to fur coats. The A seven-car train, Jawmed with commuters homeward bound for Jersey City, N. J sped through a forced to abandon temporarily their probers with the same care he is tube under the Hudson Rfrer. Suddenly the tunnel was filled with sickening smoke. . The train stopped Leases— His Answer to preferential program in order to exercising in the selection of his a stick with ease. Then the father small member of this syndicate is bundled some sticks together, and flameA crackled. One of the seven cars had caught on fire.' • Fifty were injured and enact the naval money bill. Cabinet. Nine men— or m.en and able to buy much of the materials hundreds overeome m a scene of panic in the darkness underground. Above you see one of the victims An effort to limit debate on the women— will make up the person- not one of his sons could break the that enter into the manufacture of Charge. bundle. The “ consolidated sticks” ambulance at an entrance to''the tube. Below are firemen, gas-masked and begrimed, Edge resolution, providing a survey ^nel of the Hoover fact-finding com- his goods as cheaply as the Dig as they emerged from the smoke-filled tunnel after their rescue work. of the proposed Nicaraguan canal, defied the strength that overcame 'mission. representing between them members simply because his pur­ also was • blocked. The resolution all section of the country. their Individual weaknesses. chasing power, consolidated witn Chicago, Feb. 21.— “ I never had was before the Senate again today May Ask Coolldge Brokers’ Mergers that of hunareds-of others, as­ anything to do with Teapot Dome but there appeared little likelihood Mr. Hoover would like to get Newspaper readers have just sumes great and influential propor­ somebody like Calvin Coolidge, the I leases.” of a vote, even though an over­ been learning of the “ big markets” tions. SNOWSTORMS COOLIDGE NOMINATIONS retiring president to head this whelmingly majority favors its en­ •Wall street’s high financing has All this indicates that the suc­ Badgered at last into a formal actment. body. He would be eminently produced. Deals on the stock ex­ denial ot the charges brought satisfactory to Wets and Drys alike. cessful business man is thoroughly r,eaders Alarmed. change multiplied so rapidly that “ sold” on this idea of consolida­ o ra against him by John D. Rockefeller, The status of the appropriation Always acceptable to the Anti- HELD UP BY CONGRESS when the day closed, the “ ticker” .Saloon League, President coolidge^ tion. He has learned his lesson o ' Jr., who is seeking to oust him as bills also alarmed -administration or telegraph machine reporting the nevertheless is not regarded as a chairman uf the Board of directors leaders. The first deficiency and sales had to work an hour overtime (Continued on Page 3) the Interior Department supply fanatical Dry, and both sides give A l i j F EAST of the Standard Oil Co.', of Indiana, h’’m credit for , having the type of Administratioii Alarmed BOY 3, GIRL 4, bills have been in conference be­ impartial, judicious mind that is that was Col. Robert W. Stewart’s tween the House and Senate for capable of getting at the facts of 0.«M b.n,0p,«ili»,! Foraro DRUNK reply to Rockefeller today. some time, with agreements not yet the situation without recourse to STATE SOLONS WORRIED Unless It Abates Within Next Col. Stewart’s denials are con­ in sight.. The legislative supply bill, the prejudices which exist. If he p J I . , j Whoopee Age Grotvs Less and tained in an open letter to the providing funds for Congress itself, permits' himself to become avail­ stockholders of the company. has just been sent to conference. to rederai Appointments' Less m New York—children Th^ second deficiency till has yet to able, there is little doubt but what 12 Honrs Traffic Wai Be Sent to Hospital. “ It is distressing to one's sen­ Mr. Hoover would jump at the OVER “ BABY BUZZARD’’ sibilities,” the first paragraph of pass the House, which initiate’s the chance to place him at the head of money measures. Suggested by President. New York, Feb. 21;,-^The the letter reads, “ to feel constrain­ the liquor investigation. Blocked; Storm Warnings ed to reply to such statements as The imposition of House con­ Edge’s Plan whoopee age grows younger'.’ feree’s to permit a vote in the House A boy, three years old, and have been published by Mr. Win- Senator Edge urged creation of throp W. Aldrich and Mr. Ivy Lee, on controversial matters In the first the commision as one of the first ffighway Department, How-j SOUTH M. E. ASKS , Issued. Washington, Feb. 21.— Acute his girl friend 4, were pro­ deficiency and interior bills has led acts of the new president. A pro­ nounced intoxicated by .a hdsT press agent’ for Mr. John D. Rocke­ alarm was exhibited in administra­ feller, Jr., for more than a year, to much bad feeling between the two nounced wet, he believes inquiry pital physician and sent to the ever. Assures Ugislators I tion quarters today over the stub­ our company and myself have been branches of Congress. The items will show the dry law to be so un­ RETURN OF PASTOR j Manchester is facing , the most alcoholic ward ot Bellevue provoking the greatest controversy, popular it can not be enforced, and born opposition that has developed libeled and pursued by a certain I severe snow storm of the winter to­ hospital for treatment. type of political self-seeker rnd were the $24,000,000 increase in therefore should he repealed. That Roads Would Be I to a ,number of President Coolidge’s A patrolman found, the dry funds, put in deficiency bill by Jones is just as anxious for day and it Is. pp^ible that it may certain newspapers which either federal appointments, now awaiting! babies staggering along an up­ had reasons of their own for their the Senate, and a provision added speedy action. He is confident that be the worst storm Goimectiqjjt has per East Side street. The offi­ to the Interior bill 'oy the House, remedies for lax enforcement will Kept Open Today. Asks Rev. Colpitts to Sit in seen in many years. . Weather/re­ confirmation in the-Senate. j attitute or were too indolent to cer sent for an ambulance. . ascertain the truth. ...” giving the secretary of interior be forthcoming and the Prohibition ports are.far-from encouraging and With but nine more working | carte-blanche authority to condemn act thus strengthened. A frightened mother wh'O' “ Gross Deception.’’ unless the snow turns Into Tain or ^ays left to the Seventieth Con- i private lands in western parks. Seleciion of this commission will Hartford, Conn., Feb. 21.— Mem- j Conference as Bi Is had left'the boy with' thfe Referring to a summary of the abates within the next twelve hours, gress, continued objection to any neighbor reclaimed both chil­ Rockefeller position in the dispute, Neither item has ever been voted not bring Mr. Hoover’s troubles on hers of the State Legislature met j upon by the House. the score of pro^iibition to an end serious results, may' be expected. As of the men would block confirma­ dren. She could not explain issued last Sunday by Aldrich, Col. today with an eye to the windward. ! Unanimously Made. where they obtained liqupr. Glass Raps Members. by any means, however, he ha3 de­ the storni.conti'nued late this after­ tion. Some of the nominations al-j Stewart accuses him “ of placing in 'They were wondering what effect a ! circulation a grossly unfair decep- This evasion on the part of the cided to transfer liquor enforce­ noon, traffic conditions became ready have been held up more than ■ House led Senator Carter Glass ment from th„ Treasury Depart­ wild snow storm might have on j much more difficult... ' Indicatipna 'ion— unfair because it was largely a month. ] (D) of Virginia, to openly censure ment to the Department of Justice, their homeward journey, and they ' Continuance of Rev, R. A. Col­ were that-if the storm continued t insinuation rather than accusation UGHT OVER UNION — a deception of omission as well the Hsuse conferees. and with that idea in mind hi is were relieved when a formal state­ pitts as pastor of the South Metho­ through the night,’ morning^ would Of the nominations pending only . “ In my thirty year-service in the having quite some difliculty in-pick­ ment of the highway department dist Episcopal church, never a matr find traffic well nigh paralyzed exr one seemed- certain of confirmation. as of statement.” “ I cannot believe that John D. two Houses of Congress,” said ing out a man for the attorney gen­ was read in each bouse. The ter of any doubt, was to all Intents oept for the main highways. Al­ Glass. “ I have never seen a worse eralship. In addition to the usual state’s highways, they were in­ ready a depth of/more'fhah half a (Cnntinap<) on Page 3.) Rockefeller, Jr., ever gave his ap- and purposes assured by the unani­ foot has been reached. proval to the publication of such a exhibition of moral cowardice. This talents necessary for the job, the formed, were at that moment pass­ controversy has resolved itself President-Elect has been seeking able and would be all during the mous action of the fourth quarterly Starts Early., slander,” Col. Stewart declared. “ He saiied^away to Egypt at the into a question of the right of the some one he thinks will be a rigid afternoon though the weather man conference of the church, held last Although the snow did not start Senate lo legislate. The Senate and uncompromising enforcer of told that another bulletin would be falling until a few -hours before LADY LODGE DEAD; New Theory Advanced by very beginning of this campaign evening, when the conference went dawn this^inorning^ it , has been ought to assert its right in this mat­ the Volstead Act. issued at midnight. ter and stand upon its dignity.” Borah Decliues turoed to butloo,,. lo*otVo''«tt?o'g «-»!>- coming doWn 'steadily ever since In (Continued oii Page 2.) pointment to the, pastorate by the large flakes. '.The'shoW'was,Accom­ Glass, openly threatened a fili­ It was reported he had asked an early start out of Hartford. Both WIFE OF SCIENTIST Police for Motive Behmd buster against the second deficiency Senator William E. Borah, of Idaho, houses were adjourned at noon, to Southern New England Conference panied by- a brisk '■w.lnd-^ and. a- fall-- ing lemperatui^' .egriy this nlpraln g appropriation bill, if it caries the to take the po-t, but that Borah had meet again next Tuesday. which holds its yearly meeting at TACNA-ARICA TANGLE items of the first deficiency bill, declined. Last night, the Senator Routine matters only were before but the wlhd'-^died -.down consider­ H n g s . Brockton, Mass., next month. ably toward", nboh.'- The ^hlted ■with the dry fund excluded. He said spent the evening at the Hoover both bodies. Favorable reports he never indulged in a filibuster were accepted in a dozen matters The meeting was unusual in one States Weather,Bureau-at 'Washing-: Husband Says He Is Certain FINAUY UNRAVELLED home presumably discussing the ton issued a warn'lng.'thai 'a storm Chicago, Feb. 21—"Warfare ^for but that “ it is time the Senate let situation in detail. Borah com­ and unfavorable reports led to re­ respect. The members of the con­ jection of others. 'The passings of was mo'v'ing .nbrth-^eastward frdin' control of the Laundry and . Dye- other bodies know it is the 'Senate mands an enviable position in the ference declined to sanction the She Will Communicate Boundary Dispute Between and can’t be insulted by one or two Judge James R. Mead, of Green- j withdrawal of the pastor from the the ’Virginia Capes to'/^stport. Me., house Chauffeurs’ Union, .with, its Senate which under ordinary cir­ and that the only chance to^ escape Chile and Pern is Settled for contumacious members of another cumstances the attorney general- town court there a^ft- i meeting when the subject of his re-! “war chest” of $300,000,-waa to­ body. In- a record sncwfall ifa-' Connecticut WithHim. A ll Time. ship would not tempt him to leave, years of service was tgjjtjoQ came up, which is the usual was the possibility that "the south­ day’s theory of the garage massaq're The work of the House mean­ but the rumors______wereTT-- that dicatedMr. Hoo­ when a resolution reappoint procedure, but asked him to re­ ing him judge was rejected. Judge ern storm mjg*t?dhrt'but to sea. in­ of seven Moran gangsters... while appeared finished, except for ver was rather putting his offer in main; so that Mr. Colpitts had the stead of fidlo.wibg its apparent path Santiago, Chile, Feb. 21.— The enactment of the Jones bill, provid­ Mead had declined another appoint­ ■Sponsors for' this theory' charge fifty year old boundary dispute be­ the form of a challenge, Borah hav­ pleasure of listening to the unanL straight adrqss’ th'e^ heart of the ; London, Feb. 21— Lady Lodge, that members of “ Bugs” MOran’s ing a new maximum penalty of five, ment, desiring to retire. mous vote in favor of his continua­ tween Chile and Peru and centering ing been outspoken from the ros­ state. '' '. wife of Sir Oliver Lodge, famous gang assassinated John G. Clay, years Imprisonment and $10,0()0 tion in the pastorate. It was also about the Tacna-Arica zone, which trum on the subject of prohibition THE SENATE. The storm not only; affecting scientist and spiritualist, is dead. secretary-treasurer of the union for bootlegging and dry law viola- . enforcement. largely attended, about 125 persons this section- of ti^'e- pbuniry but old has long threatened the peace of Hartford, Feb. 21.— Bills receiv­ being present. Like her uistinguished bushand she last Novenvber and then-;trled. ;to South America, was virtually ended tors. The Senate had no such sine­ Again. »umors were going the ed by the Senate on unfavorable re­ man winter began - blowing on his “ muscle” their .way into control of cure. Filibusters have been un­ rounds that Henry L. Stimson pres­ Gift to Mr. Rogers. was deeply Interested in e'fforts of today. ' ports and rejected therefore follow: finger tips oVet. practically the en­ the organization. Assurances were given by the covered there against the Dill reso­ ent governor gene.- ’ of the Phlilip- The church budget for the coming tire region;'east of. th§ iftpeky Moun­ spiritual mediums. Reimbursing Dr. George M. Mar­ Bolstering this argument* it 'was Chilean foreign office that this re­ lution. extending the life of the pines, vias going to be attorney gen­ year was read by Thomas J. Rogers. tains. A cold, ■wave* S'wepf from the vin, of Bridgeport, for services It totals $22,225, which Is slightly recalled that Willie Marks and public will accept the settlement federal radio commission for an­ eral in the Hoover Cabinet, rather : London, Feb. 2i — Sir Oliver James Clark, Moran . henchmen, terms offered by Peru. other year, and against the House less than last year’s. (CODUgiu^ on l^jl(e ,3. ) than secretary of state as originally (Cuntinued on Page 2.) Lodge^ famous scientist apd spirit­ were elected vice prepid^t of the “ Peace with honor” for both na­ reapportionment bilL A dozen other reported. Stimson, It is known, was A $50 gold piece was presented ualist whose wife died yesterday, to Robert Purlnton, In appreciation Laundry a^nd Dyehouse Chauffers’ tions was the keynote ot the Peru­ imnortant measures await action. recommenced to Mr. Hoover by told International News Service to­ Union. Other officers, said tu r^ent vian offer. The legislative situation was so of his work as financial secretary SPANISH REVOLT ENDS day that he had not made any ar- former Secretaries of State Charles TEN DIE IN FIRES for the past eight years. Mrs. the Moran intrusion, were threaten­ The terms provided that the Port cloudy, it apparently will be a B. Hughes and Elihu Root lor the .rangements to try to- communicate ed. ■ ■ ■ of Arica and the southern half of miracle if all the appropriation bil1.<< Purinton. although qot officially an with her spirit In the afterworld. Was Moran’a Rio ’ instice portfolio as against the state officer, was included in Rev. Mr. Hendaye, Franco-Spanlsh Fron­ the disputed province shall go 4o are enacted, without any other appointment. Altoona, Pa., Feb. 21.— Ten per­ “ While I did not ma^e any ar­ Clark, reputed brothdr-in-;i^w of Chile. The inland city of Tacna, legislation, before the gavel sounds Colpitts’ words of praise, as he tier, Feb. 21.— The Madrid-govern­ rangements .vith my wife to com­ A third name thrown into the sons, Including two mothers and knew that she had assisted her hus­ Moran, was one ’of the seven ■men the former capital o# the province, the death ot Congress on March 4. their eight children were burned ment is confiilen^ that the revolu­ municate with her after death I am stood against a wall and shot on St. hopper with renewed vigor during band in keeping the 600 odd acr tionary situation, is completely in and the northern half of the zone the last 24 hours was that of Owen to death when fire destroyed a sure she will do something to speak V’alentine’s Day. . and the Tacna railroad shall go to counts in shape. hand and no further disorders are to me again.” said Sir Oliver. She J. Roberts, the Philadelphia lawy­ home In Carrolltown, near here and Guests for the evening were Rev. •While police pondered thlb’ latest Peru. NEW LAND FOUND another In Hillsboro, near Johns­ expected, advices received here to­ shared my belief in spiritualism theory of the wholesale tourders, The Aricalapaz railway remains er who has been the special prose­ and Mrs. A. E. Legg, who thanked day said. and J am certain she will try to cutor of the oil scandals. town, early today. those present for the reception they they were advised •thatiDetroil po- in status quo, that is to say Its na­ -The mutlnoiyf.^aprders by artlL break down the barriers between llved had seized . 'one George . A. tionality will be Chilean to the New Y^drk. Feb. 21.— The New Whichever way the job goes, it Mrs. Mary Smeltzer Mangold have been given during their two this world and the one beyond, as was indicated strongly around Hoo­ lost her life at Carrolltown with months as residents of the parish. lory students^ at-‘ Segbvlfi,'' 'W'hlcn Lewis, alleged nxember oK the-De­ frontier and Bolivian nationality York Times, the St. Louis Post Dis­ threatened to^. hetome dangerous, my spn did.” . patch and associated newspapers ver headquarters that the new at­ her five children whom she tried Mrs. William Davis, widow of Rev. troit Purple Gang, and were hold­ from the frontier to La Paz. were quelLed and the incident was Sir Oliver’s son, Raymond, was ing him pending advice from Chica­ announced today that Commander torney general will be looked upon unsuccessfully to rescue. At Hills­ William Davis, former pastor of An International zone will be cre­ said today to be ^closed.” killed in the war. The father go authorities. Richard E. Byrd has made another IS one ot the most Important men boro, Mrs. Emma Berkey. 2 7 .'and the church, was introduced. ated in Arica to give Peru an un­ Under the new regulations offi­ claims he heard his son’s spirit Lewis, said to answer the- des­ hampered outlet to the sea. Sight with two planes ovgr the \n the Cabinet. her three children, the oldest four After a roast pork supper, served voice several times. cers of the artillery corps who havo cription of a “ spy” who roomed .The Peruvian offer arrived early Antarctic in which he discovered Aside from Senator Edge, Mr. years of age, died when an over­ by a committee in charge of Mrs. been disiQissed and who-wish to be It was understood In spiritualis­ across from the lyurder garage this morning. It was understood and mapped mneh new territorv. floover had few callers today. Rep. heated stove turned their two-room Clarence Taylor, Rev. Myron Cen­ tic circles that Sir Oliver did not ter, district superintendent of the. reinstated, must make formal appli­ here several weeks before the mas­ that Foreign Minister Rios Callarso The flight was made on Monday. Will Wood (R ) of Indiana, was the frame house Into an inferno of plan to attempt to talk with his Methodist Episcopal church, took cation to tl)e.,Cabinet, which 'wUl sacre was In possession of two maps would go to Constltucion later in Commander B3rrd claimed the new­ >nly other scheduled visitor on the blaze. In both Instances the fathers wife. On the other hand. It Was have an opportu'ni^ to investigate of the Chicago area in which the the day to lay the settlement before ly-found laud in the 'nknie of the- list. > escaped. said, he expected to wait to hear slaughter occurred, according 10 (Oontloued on Page 8) their past a’ctiyitlas. , from her. President Ibanez, who is on a va­ United Slates and named it after: police ■ Informatioiu cation in Aat city. his wile, Marie Byrd Land. .'A-ns.,

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929. P A G E TW O I R.I.«nEIISOiniEADS rOHOIU GRANGE HOUSE ABANDONS STATE SOLONS WIKIRIED Locsi Stocks N. Y . Stock s S M A R T HITS OBITUARY OVER “ BABY BLIZZARD” H E COMMn aUB (Famished by Patnam & Co.) SESSION HERE DEHCIENCY BILL AlUed Chem ...... 292 BACK AT FOES (Continaed from Page 1) Bosch 4? Annual Meeting of North End j DEATHS Bank Stocks. Am Can '...... 11*'' Organization Held La st Bid Asked Am Car and Fdy • • • • • •« [ student; reimbursing- Bridgeport Bankers Trust Co. . . 320 Night at.Club House. Jennie Smith Fight Among Members of Am Loco ...... a IN Olt FIGHT 350 Members Attend Con hospital for care of Joseph Kcancz, Capitol Nat B & T . 420 t Jtnnie, six-year-old daughter of Am Pow and Lt ...... 110 L ■ _ _ _ a trade school student; abolishing Conn River ...... 400 Am Tel and T e l ...... '...2 0 9 ^ Robert K. Anderson was chosen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Harris Bill Adding Twen­ the City Police Court at Hartford; j First Bond & Mort . — 60 (Contlnnsd from Page 1.) president of the Manchester Com­ Tendon m Odd Fellows .Am Tob...... 1 7 5 % Kerry street, died at her home ut establishing a City Court in Hart-. Htfd-Conn Trust .Co 675 700 ^Anaconda ...... 132 % munity club at its annual meeting 9 o’clock last night following a j ford to include the present police First Nat Htfd . . . 280 300 Atchison ...... 201% and possibly the above named men held last evening at the White three-day Illness with double pneu- j ty-Four Millions. K ill Last and civil courts, . I Htfd Band & Trust. 600 625 Atl Ref ...... 65% may conceive that any odium which house, the club’s headquarters on monia. There are five, other ch il-• may arise over shady tactics pur- Bills passed from the Senate Land Mtg & Title . . 60 Balt and O hio...... 124% North Main street. Mr. Anderson dren In the ..family, two brothers 200 'sued by others may be attributed to calendar today follow: Morris Bank Plan .". Beth Steel ...... *3% has been a director and an active and three sisters. The funeral will Washington, Feb. 21.— The first New Britain Trust . 225 their over-zealousness and not re­ Fully 350 Grangers from this Providing for a directorate of Can P a c ...... 248 worker in the club since its organi­ be held at'2 o’clock tomorrow aft­ Phoenix State B&T . 550 flect upon Me. Rockefeller, Jr. and other towns in the state gath deficiency bill was definitely aban­ fifty for the Bridgeport hospital; Ches and Ohio ...... 217 zation and was chairmEin of the ernoon at the home. Rev. Simon Park St B a n k ...... 1100 C M and St Paul ...... 36 % Purpose of Letter. annual campaign for funds last ered for tbo'evening session and in­ doned today by the House appro- changing the date of the Bridgeport Guzlk, pastor of the new Polish N.a- hospital annual meeting to the third Riverside Tfust .... 675 Cons Gas ...... I'D? “ The Aldrich-Lee d-cument was year. Mark Holmes, formerly stallation service-at Odd Fellows offl- [ prlations committee as a result of West Hanford Trust 360 given to the newspapers in advance hall last night of East Central Po­ tional Catholic church, will Thursday in February; authorizing Dupont ...... 181% head of the club for several years, the fight over the Harris amend­ Bonds. Erie ...... 70% of its supposed mailing so that the mona Grange No. 3. The afternoon date. The body will be placed in sale of unused lots in Westville was elected vice-president. Joseph the receiving vault in’ the Buckland Htfd & Conn West 6 95 Gen Elec ...... 232% 'purpose behind it all is obvious: Wright, the retiring president, was session was given over to reports, ment adding $24,000,000 to the cemetery at New Haven; increasing cemetery and will later be burled the Hartford hospital board frohi East Conn Pow 5s . 100 103 Gen Motors ...... 80 % “ To further beguile the news- elected to the board of directors to routine business and speech-mak­ prohibition enforcement fund. Conn L P 7 a ...... 117 120 Int Harv ...... 102 % ^papers into printing untrue and succeed Mr. Anderson. Other di­ ing.'At 6 o’clock supper was serv­ in a cemetery which the church 12 to 30; increasing the Waterbury 110 All of the items of this bill, ex­ hospital board to 40; authorizing Conn L P 5% s .... 107 Int Nickel ...... 6i% misleading matter concerning me— rectors chosen were William ed In the banquet hall to upwards plans to pE^rchase. Conn L P 4 ^ s .... 99 101 cepting the $24,000,000, were in­ New Haven Burial Association to Kenecot ...... 154% a trap devised by Mr. Rockefeller’s Foulds, Jr„ Miss Mary McGuire and of 250 Orange menfbers. Arthur E. Brid Hyd .5s...... 102 105 Mack Truck ...... 106% publicity agent into which many Loomis, chairman, was assisted by cluded in the second deficiency bill sell unoccupied lots. Insurance^ Stocks. Aldo Paganl. ’The committee on executive Marland Oil ...... ^ . . . 37% papers, innocently enough, no The annual meeting was follow­ a large committee from Manchester FUNERALS reported by the appropriations com­ Aetna Casualty ....1580 1620 Miami C op ...... 40 doubt, have fallen. . . . ed by the directors’ meeting. Mrs. nominations reported favorably on Aetna Insurance . . . 770 780 Grange. The meal consisted of mittee to the House today. The the nomination of Sanford H. Wad. Mo Pac ...... 73% “ I never had anything to do with James M. Shearer was elected secre­ Aetna L i f e ...... 1235 1250 N Y Central ...... 189% baked fresh ham, mtuihed Joseph H. Sargent new measure will be open to simi­ bams, of Torrington, to be member Teapot Dome leases. There never tary and Harold C. Norton, treas­ green peas, pickles, rolls, butter; Dne to sickness in the family, Automobile ...... 590 610 New Haven ...... 89 htw been Introduced anywhere a urer. R. K. Anderson, W. W. lar amendment. of the state water commission for Conn General .....2075 212.5 New Haven, pfd ...... 116 % salads, apple pie, cheese and coffee. the house funeral service for an unexpired term ending July 31, ■single line of testimony or a shred Robertson and Harold C. Norton The installation service at 7:30 Joseph R. Sargent, loc.'>] accident Only one concession was made to Hartford Fire ...w. 965 975 North Amn Co ...... 104% 1931. ’Ihe appointment was 850 of evidence th|it I had anything compose the new finance commit­ was in charge of Charles M. Gard­ victim, will be private. This will be the demand of the Drys for an in­ Htfd Steam Boiler . . 820 Penna R R ...... 77% promptly approved by the Senate. Lincoln Nat Life . . . 155 whatever to do with or knew any­ tee. The sura of $25 was voted for ner of Westfield, Mass., high priest at 3:15 tomorrow afternoon with u crease of funds for dry law enforce­ Post Cereal ...... 70% thing at all about the leasing of Troop No. 9 the new Boy Scout ment. The House committee provid­ National ...... 1310 1350 Pressed Steel Car ...... 21% of Demeter. Louis J. Tolies' of public service at St. Mary’s Episco­ THE HOUSE Phoenix ...... 960 980 Teapot Dome. organization sponsored by the Man­ Southington, overseer of Connecti­ pal church at 3:30. Rov. J. S. Neill ed $156,500 additional for the civil Pullman ...... 82 % “ It is not only in its insinuations, chester Community club. Hartford, Feb. 21— The House Travelers ...... 1850 1875 Radio Corp ...... 354 cut state Grange acted eis chaplain will officiate and Interment will be service commission to . speed the today passed numerous bills from Public Utility Stocks. however; that this Aldrith master­ Miss Christine Mason, recreation­ placing of the Prohibition Bureau Sou P a c ...... 103% and Irving Wickhnm of this town in East cemetery. its calendar as follows: Conn Elec Sve p . . . 116 Sou R y ...... 149 piece is false. It is as false in its al director of the club, supervised under civil service rules. The com­ ■ direct statements as in its insinua­ the chicken pie dinner which pre­ as pianist during the ceremony. Exempting from taxation a be­ xConn L P 8% .... 118 S O of N J ...... *8% Mrs. Sarah L. Curtiss of Plainville, mittee overrode the budget, which quest by Mary Wells Eddy for xConn L P 7 % ------116 S O of N Y ...... 18% tions.” ceded the business meetings. The recommended only $50,000. Cites Examples. lecturer of the state Grange was POUSH CONGREGATION the use of a library at Newington; xConn L P 5% % pfd 99 S O df C&l • • • • • ••••»••• v5 meal was served from 5:30 to 7 in under terms of the will the bequest Among the various '^xamples" the lower rooms in the east wing of marshal; regalia bearer, Miss Jen­ The committee granted $144,000 xConn L P pfd 111 Studebakdr ...... 88 nie Holton of Rockville and Mrs. asked by the Coast Guard for sea­ could not be used if it were taxed; Conn P Co (par 25) 143 Texas Co ...... * 67% given to illustrate this charge is the the White house. Carnations were TO PLAN A CEMETERY an act giving the Town Court of following: used in decorating the tables. Bessie Case of Collinsville, assist­ planes, but did not provide addi­ Greenwich W&G 6 . 98 Union Pac ...... '.222 ant steward of the state Grange, tional agents for the customs serv- Darien in all cases having a penalty Hart El Lt (par 25) 133' U S Rubber ...... 50%' “ In the Aldrich letter, in an ef­ up to $500 fine and one year in fort to reflect on my reason for not were aides. Death of Child of New Parish | ice border patrol. do vtc ...... 130 U S Steel...... 176% jail; changing the name of the Htfd Gas c (par 25) 93 testifying, that is, that I had -been TODAY IN CONGRESS At the afternoon session Leonard Forces Decision to Continue May Add It Later Westlnghouse ...... 151% j. Healey, deputy commissioner of No reference was made to the Bel ding Co„ to the Belding-Hemin- do pfd (par 25) . 63 W Overland 80% subpoenaed as a witness in a case way Co., and giving permission to then pending in the Supreme Court agriculture was a speaker. In the With Their Plans. $2,500,000 additional for prohibi­ S N E T C o ...... 188 Washington, Feb, 21.— The day tion enforcement asked by Secre­ move from Vernon to Watertown Manufacturing Stocks. of the District of Columbia, it is evening a Class of 30 candidates and permission to include a.'tificial 71 in Congress: The confusion that has existed tary of the Treasury Mellon. This Am Hardware ..... 69 stated: from the different Granges, Includ­ silks or rayon among its product; American Hosiery . 27 “ ‘Stewart never appeared as a Senate: ing Manchester, received the fifth between Polish residents of Man­ sum, however, may be added to LfTTLE MURPHY GIRL Debates naval appropriation bill, chester as to their connections with creating a board of health in West American Silver . . . 25 witness in the trial of Sinclair.’ degree. ' ^ the bill when a budget message is with its funds for building r.ew the Polish National Catholic church Hartford; establishing veranda and Arrow H&H El pfd . 105 “ Why didn’t Mr. Aldrich tell you The new officers who will serve transmitted by President Coolldge. cruisers. and the Roman Catholic church, Is building lines in West Hartford: do com ...... 49 IS STILL MISSIMG that I was under subpoena to ap­ for the next two years, arq as fol­ The total of the bill Vas boosted^ giving Plainville a Town Court with Automatic Ref rig . 1 0 pear, and that I did appear for that Temporarily sidetracks Edge cleared, in a way. by the deaih of a to $J91,599,653 as a result of in-' resolution Nicaragua canal survey. lows: George L. Creelmun, of Suf- child, Jennie Smith, age 6 of Kerry a judge and deputy judge and hav­ Acme Wire ...... 24 trial, and that I was kept in Wash­ field, master of Pomona; Edward elusion of items in t^e first defi­ ing criminal jurisdiction only. Bigelow Htfd, com . 99 ington as a witness by the govern­ Judiciary committee approves street. Her parents were members San Francisco, Feb. 21.—-No House inquiry into the record of J. Locke, of Hazardville, overseer; ciency bill, the chief of which is Under suspension of the rules do pfd ...... 100 ment throughout both trials— and cf the newly organized congrega­ 10 trace had yet been found today of Federal Judge Francis A. Winslow, Mrs. Dorothy Stoughton, of East $75,000,000 for tax refunds. the House passed claims as follows: Billings & Spencer . % that not until the trials were con­ tion which has been mee'i-Ing over Leo J. Sisson, of New Haven. 45 four-year-old Doris Virginia Mur­ of New Yr k Cltj'. Windsor,' lecturer; Lathrop West, north and their connection with the Among the chief new items are: Bristol B ra ss...... 40 cluded did- I know that the gov­ of Tolland, steward; Leonard Army and navy pensions, $19,000,- $100 a month for 24 months for do pfd ...... 108 phy, who disappeared last Friday ernment attorneys would decide as House: creed has brought the child 'Utslde illness contracted while caretdker Case Lockwood & Br 375 from Jefferson Square Park while Continued discussion of steam­ Bragg, of East Hartford, assistant of the fold of the Roman Catholic 000; air mail deficit, $1,000,000; a matter of strategy or because marine corps expenses for avia­ at New Haven armory: George Collins Co ...... 150 playlub with companions.. ■what I knew was not what ■ they ship load line bill with private steward; Henry J. Bridge, of En­ church. Officers are beginning to discard field, chaplain; Charles E. Corbett, tion, $350,000; completing Coo4- Singer, of Danbury, $40C because Colt’s Firearms .... 38 •tt'anted me to testify, that they calendar to be called. It means that the child, because of medical expenses^ fob his son Eagle Lock ...... 55 the theory that the child might ■would not call me as a witness? Cotton manufacturers and grow­ of Glastonbury, treasurer; Mrs. Ar­ of the attitude of the paienls can­ idge dam, Arizona, $325,500; re­ modeling Mount Weather for Sum­ Edward, who contracted an illness Fafnir Bearing .... 140 have been abducted and slain by a ers of long staple clash before ways thur E. Loomis, of Manchester, not be buried in a Roman Catholic degenerate, as an intensive search mer White House, $48,000; com­ while in the National Guard; the Fuller Brush Class A 16 ' “ By what right is a ‘holier than and means committee on latter’s secretary; Ira Wilcox, of Tolland, cemetery. Being connected with the town of Bristol $443.20 state aid do c o m ...... 21 has not revealed her body. thou’ attitude assumed toward the request for high duties. gatekeeper; Mrs. Abbie Newton, of National Catholic Polish church mencement of two prison narcotic for expenses occurred in non-Eng­ Hart & Cooley ------240 ■ An attempt is now being made to nbore than 25,000 employes of the Appropriations committee scuttle Granby, Ceres; Mrs. Lillian Hath-^ means their renouncement of the farms, $10,000; $100,000 for oil lish speaking school classes Isador Hartman Tob 1st pf. — find the girl’s father, U. E. Smith. ^andard Oil Company of Indiana first deficiency bill eliminated away, of East Hartford, Pomona; Roman Catholic religion and bars litigation. Shaffer, East Boston, Mass., $85.75 do com ...... 21 Although it has been repotted that who are solidly bebindme; toward Harris $24,000,000 dry amendiiient Mrs. Elsie Jones, of Bolton, Flora: them, through the rules of the The measure carried $11,195,500 for damages to auto in an accident International .Silver 130 he was working on a steamer ply­ the great rnajority of the stockhold­ and adds other items to second Mrs. Elizabeth P. Allen, of East Roman Catholic church, from' being for public buildings. on a state highway under construc­ do pfd ...... 114 ing between New* York and Europe, ers who are behind me; toward the deficiency bill. Windsor, lady assistant steward. buried in consecrated grounds. The tion. T.anders.Frary & Clk 70 numerous reports' have Imen receiv­ members of the board ‘Of directors child, instead of being buried at Favorable Reports Manning & Bow A . 19 ed that a man answering Smith’s who have known me for years, have SHOE MEN CO.MPLAIX. this time, will be placed in the re­ Favorable reports received and do Class B ...... 12 description has been seen in San Washington, Feb. 21.— Represen­ worked 'With me for years and who WOMAN IS ACCUSED ceiving vault in the Buckland ceme­ YALE PAYS TRIBUTE tabled for calendar and printing New Brit Mach pfd. 105 Frandsco *with a girl resembling tatives of the shoe industry of t’ne 53 have expressed without qualifica­ tery. following: do com ...... 50 Doris. tion or equivocation their confi- nation prepared ta go before the The services will be conducted by Restoring Francis P. Horan* to Niles, Bern. Pond . . 220 230 •dehce in me?” House ways and means committee OF STEALING $14,000 Rev. Simon Guzik. The Polish Na­ AT BANNARD’S BIER the retired list of reserve officers do pfd ...... 100 today asking adequate duties to The trouble with most young tional Catholic congregation, which with rank of captain: allowing ap­ North & Judd ...... 27 chaps now is that they want to protect American manufacturers. Peck, Stow & Wil . 18 TREASURY B.\LAXCE. Danbury, Feb, 21. — Marion is already incorporated, e.xpects to New Haven, Feb. 21.— Prominent pointment of 90 wardens; provid­ start in business where papa left While the shoe men were asking have money enough to buy land for men of Yale braved a wild north­ ing for a closed season to conform Russell Mfg Co .... 150 duties on shoes, cattle raisers from Deans, 24, is being held in default Seth Thomas C, com. 32 off. I Washington, Feb. 21.— Treasury of $5,000 bail, and Dennis Dunn. a cemetery. Jennie Smith, the child east snowstorm this afternoon to with the Congressional Act relating balance Feb. 19: $77,216,199.64. the southwest were demanding th^ that died today will be the first one pay their last tribute to Otto T. to migratory birds; allowing ap­ do pfd ...... 26 26, is under bail of $10,000 to await Smyth Mfg Co. pfd . 103 bides be taken from the free list. charges in connection with what to be buried in the new cemetery. Bannard, one of V'ale’s great bene- pointment of a clerk at $150 a year The site has not as yet been selected factors, as his body was placed In in the Town Court of Winchester; Standard Screw .... 120 police say was a systematic robbing Stanley Works, com 64 of the Tweedy silk mills, here, by a or bargained for. the Yale plot in Grove- street ceme­ ■ allowing any penson to vote for a i three members of a school commit- Scovill Mfg Co .... 60 padded pay roll. Miss Dean is tery. Mr. Bannard died at sea on Taylor & Fenn .... 140 charged with taking the money January 15 while he was bound for tee at an election. Three judgeships were reported Torrington. new ... 80 while working as pay roll clerk ai the Philippines on a trip for his Underwood ...... 104 the Tweedy plant for six years. ABOUT TP WN favorable and the resolutions health. adopted under suspended lUles as Union Mfg C o ...... 18 Both Miss Deans and Dunn ^ap­ Rev. Dr.*Henry Sloane Coffin, of follows: W. Stanley Finney, judge xU S Envelope pfd • peared in city court today and There will be no weekly session New York, conducted the services xdo com ...... 260 were ordered held for a hearing of the Greenwich Boro Court, Her­ PnbinowS of The Herald Bowling league to in Battell chapel at Yale, and then bert A. Ross, judge, apd Samuel Veeder-Root ...... 43 LAST TIMES next Monday, Announcement was night out of respect for Joseph H. i said' the commital service. The eh- made that the, loss to the Tweedy Rosenthal associate judge of the Whitlock Coil Pipe . — TONIGHT SargenC automobile accident vie-; tire university choir sang during City Court of Hartford, a court company will run to nearly $14,000. tim, who was a member of the the serivees. Battell was crovrded X—Paid so far in 1929. Dunn is charged with being acces­ with civil jurisdiction only. offer Manchester Construction Company with friends of the man who was Unfavorable Reports sory before and after the alleged team. The league will convene next! eighteen years a member of Yale Nancy Carroll crime. The two were supposed to Unfavorable reports in the House HOLD ALLEGED GUNMEN. be engaged. Dunn lived with his week Thursday as usual with to-1 Corporation and was credited with were: night’s pairings being played off at securing most of Yale recent huge Alex W. Gawell. of Kent, a claim Bridgeport, Feb. 21.— Three al­ mother, while Miss Deans had an “MANHATTAN apartment in the exclusive Martha that time. * 1 money gifts. Under his own will for $390 because of son’s death in leged gunmen, residents of Nor­ apartments opposite the police sta­ ____ j he gave Yale more than one million an auto accident caused by deer; walk and Bridgeport, reposed in the A roll call meeting of Hose Com- j dollars, and gave freely during his county jail today in default of $30,- c o c ^ A n i” tion. Fred Brown, of Canterbury, for tax According to the pdlice Arthur pany. No. 2, of the Manchester | life time, paid on a dog not owned by him. 000 bail each. They were to have E. Tweedy, head of the silk com­ fire department will be held at the Among' those at the funeral to­ the Legislature learning he had faced Superior Court today _ but pany, became suspicious when Miss headquarters. Main, and Hilliard day were Vanderbilt Webb, James sold the dog; Lafayette S. Main, of counsel secured a continuance until Tweed Deans recently resigned her job and streets, at eight o’clock tonight. C. Colgate. John A. Garver, William North Stonington, a claim of $1,- next Tuesday, pointing out inability GEO. OBRIEN left town. He put auditors to work H. Barnum, James D. Blaine, Al­ 000 for damage done to his crops to learn details of the case so LOIS M ORAN on the company books and on their Tomorrow being Washington’s fred A. Cook, F. H. Ecker, Haley by deer; claim by the same man for quickly. The men were trapped by report of losses he asked for a Piske, Grayson M. P. Murphy, loss of his home by fire, the-charge a state police squad on the NIcholis birthday the local postofflees, the road in Trumbull as they were warrant. Miss Deans was located banks and the Municipal building Henry L. De Forest, and A. J. being made that the water system in New Haven and arrested there Cumnok, New York bankers and had been damaged by the 'State driving a car that had two loaded "BlindfbW” will be closed in observance of the revolvers and a sawed-off shotgun. on Tuesday. Police say she ad­ day. close friends of Mr. Bannard. Highway Department; Dr. Harold mitted taking money from the com­ L. Burr of Middletown, a claim for The men are John Santora and pany but denied the sum ran near­ attendance on Injured students at Henry Tirelll, of Bridgeport,' and Travel John Cozza, of Norwalk. ly as high as charged. THOUSANDS STARTING Middletown trade school; a bill FIND BOMB IN P. 0 . providing that any insurance com­ pany may reduce its par stock value PUBLIC RECORDS New Haven, Feb. 21,— A bomb New York, Feb. 21.— Twenty- to not less than $10; a resolution supposed to be powerful enough to two thousand men, women and appointing James R. Mead judge wipe out the federal, building was children out of a total population ^f of the Town Coujft of Greenwich; Warrantee Deeds discovered in the post office mail 1,100,000 in five districts of the authorizing a pension of $15 a Frank L. Phelps to Alexander room here this afternoon apparent­ Chinese province of Shensi, have month to disabled soldiers and sail­ Jarvis, Jr., Lot No. 35 located on ly in time-to avert the disaster. died from cold and starvation dur­ ors, and their dependants: appro­ Phelps Road. Postal inspectors started an. Imme­ ing the past four months, according priating 600 for memorial tablets Robert J. Smith to Jonathan G. diate Investigation of the contriv­ to Information received today from on the old military training grounds “ Home of Richardson, Lot No. 12 of the Eliz­ ance which consisted of a clock tied the China famine relief organiza­ at Coventry; authorizing the state Sound Hits*’ abeth Park tract. up to the explosive and wrapped tion. Shensi Is one of the nine to buy buildings and platforms at Fur Leases carefully as If to be mailed. famine stricken provinces of north­ Nlantic. ern China. Eighty-five per cent of Louis L. Grant of the “ village of The bomb was found by a mall collector in a package box on a the population are living upon un­ JILTED, SHOOTS GIRL BEGINNING Tomorrow! Collared Buckland and the town of Manches­ healthy and insufficient foods. I ter” to the Hartman Brothers To­ Central' street corner and taken to the mall room of the post office in East Orange, N. J., Feb. 21.— SEE and HEAR or - bacco Corporation of Hartford, for ~~LINDY IN INDIANA. a term of three years starting the regular way. A sorting clerk Angry according to his own state­ noticed, a package that lacked an ment, because she had jilted him, a April 1, 1929, alract of land locatr address and picked it up. He heard Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 21.— Ply­ RAMON Strictly ed in Buckland for the growing of, policeman today shot and killed the ticking and rushed into the of­ ing alone Col. Charles A. Lind­ Miss Margaret Bowes apd seriously thirty-five, acres of tobacco. fice of Postmaster Charles* M. Birely bergh arrl'v'ed, at the Indianapolis wounded her sister, Miss Frances Louis L. Grant to the same cor­ airport at 9:55 a. m., today on an Tailored with the contrivance. Bowes. poration for the same period a A paiLr'of water was promptly inspection flight of landing fields NOV/VRRO selected for the proposed Trans The shooting pccur/ed on the tract of land located part in Man­ used to check the affair, and the street whll6 the girls were hurrying chester and part In Buckland for continental Air Lines, Inc. THE GREA'TEST OP postal inspectors notified. to work. As they screataed and fell, ALL AIR RO.MANCES the raising of fifteen acres of shade The Lone Eagle remained here only a short time. His Curtls-Pal- the man, identified as Pete’ J. PRESENTED grown tobacco, together with the WORE OUT SHOES MooUey, a sergeant in the Dela­ sheds, this for r. term of three WAIiKING TO WORK con airplane was serviced and ready for him to continue his trip ware & Lackawanna railroad's pri­ IN SOUND! years. within half an hour. The famous vate police force turned the gui on The Hartman Tobacco Corpora­ Pittsfield, Mass., Feb. 21.— Miss himself and shot himself near the IT WILL THRILL Helen Clark, of Winsted, Conn., flyer did not reveal his destina tion of Hartford to Louis Grant of tion but It was presumed to be St. heart. He is in serious condition. A YOU AS NEVER - r Manchester a tract o f land located librarian of Sandisfield, a little note giving the cause for his act BEFORE. town in the Berkshire Hills, opens Louis. He came here from Colum­ in Manchester and South Windsor bus, Ohio. was found in his pocket. FLEET O n ce M ore for a term of three years for the the library every Friday growing of potatoes. Because of motor tronble, on her On the Vitaphone in k newer, smarter and wider scope, we predict a notable New Corporations last trip, she was-obliged to walk eleven miles. iiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiiiMiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH success for Notice of the incorporation, of Little & McKinney has been filed Today she had asked the Select­ GUS with the town clerk, with a capital men of Sandlshfleld to buy her a I INFORMAL DANCE f ARNHEIM of $10,000 which allows them to new pair of shoes, stating that she wore out her others on the hike. 5 ^ ‘ Given by S And His Fanioila sell and buy lands, grant or buy Orchestra. TWEEDS mortgages and such other matters FREAKS BARRED t as pertain to this line of business. I Knights o f Ps^hias | 1 Quit Claim London, Feb. 21.— Labor Minis­ I Memorial Lodge, No. 38 | HAV Little & McKinney certain pieces ter Maitland told the House of Com­ McAVOY Special Values for Early Buyers. of land located in Manchester and mons that England would not allow Friday Evening, February 22,1929 | South Manchester to Little & Mc­ I w fn—• an invasion of theatrical freaks *Simny CalUornia'* Kinney, Inc. from the United States. He said I Masonic Temple | that this country already bad $14.75 $22.50 $29.50 Elephants, especially the Indian enough competition from-legitimate s Admission $1.00 per couple. E elephant, rarely breed la cap­ American industry, without allow­ tivity. ing the entry of “ side show freaks.” MAJNUHHiSTErw EVENING HEKALD,,SOU*TH MANCHESTEPw, CONN^ THURSDAY, TEBRUAEY 21,_1929. PAGE THREE

G CLEF AND BEETHOVEN chester, Oakland, Buckland or the most ambitions manufactnHns SNOWSTORMS CONSOLIDATION HERE Highland Park. In brief, whether SOUTH M. E. ASKS ST. JAMES’S WHIST LOCAL RADIO DEALERS and sales programs in thoradio^- the service be large or small, under djstry. Mr. Stein told of’ S lein ^ ’f consolidation the objective would CLUBS WILL COMBINE GOOD BUSINESS MOVE The weekly whist at St. James’s acquisition of large plants In CBl- be to do it in the best way. A maxi­ RETURN OF PASTOR AT STEINITE BANQUET cago and Auburn^ Indiana. He also SWEEP OVER mum amount of service would be hall,last night drew the larg­ est gathering of any of-these ses­ stated that in addition,to the mam­ (Continued from 1‘ajcj 1) obtained at a minimum expense fContinaeil rmm Page 1) moth Steinite plant in Atchison. Sacred Concert Tuesday Even­ and at a smaller amount of invest­ sions held this season. The Boy Alfred A. Grezel, Arthur Benson ing in the Swedish Lutheran Scouts took an active part in fur­ and Edward Hess attended a con­ Kansas, they were breaking ground M i OF EAST the “ bundle of sticks” well. What ed capital. More equitable treat­ the chair and presided over the nishing refreshments and iniarrang- iri Fort Wayne, ■ Indianna, for the Church. is true in the business world is true ment would result with the clear­ business meeting. ference with oflicials of the Stein* ing to get the crowd out. The entire ite Radio Company and a-gathering erection of a huge modern .daylight of every economic division of so­ est responsibility for results upon Business Affairs. “ main floor of the hall was in use; plant covering over 210,000 square (Cunliiiucd from I’age 1) A most unusuc 1 program of ciety. It is applicable, therefore, to the fewest public servants. Standing committees for the year of Steinite dealers from all over the for progressive whist and setback. neighboring states, held in Hart­ feet of floor spaee. Steinite’s manu­ .sacred music presented by the com­ town and city government, which I were presented by the nominating The winners in progressive whist facturing plans call for a total of Louisiana coast within the past 24 bined G Clef and Beethoven Glee are no more than great business j ! committee and accepted as read. W. were: Women. Miss Mary Fraher, ford last night. The occasion was a hours and moved northeastward as E. Keith, local preacher for .35 visit to that city of executives of nearly 5,000 workmen who will Clubs, numbering SI> voices, under organizations, selling government | first; Miss Mary Ega.n. second; con­ ‘turn out nearly $100,000,000 far as Maine, according to James H. the baton of Helge Pearson, organ­ to thoae who live within their par- j ABOUT TOWN years, was approved and given a solation. Mrs, William F. Taylor; the Steinite Radio Company who Scarr, meteorologist of New York. izer and director of both clubs, wjll ticular sphere. And so today in this license for the coming year. Albert men, Paul Dillworth, first; James brought with them samples of the worth of radio apparatus in 192'9. It carried a blanket of snow on E. Holman was elected trier of ap­ New Steinite Line of radio receiv- They stated that they expect to be offered the musically inclined age of mergers and pools Manches- ! Al. Nackowsky of the Pinehurst Egan, second; and John Ty­ its back which covered all of south­ public, Tuesday evening, 8 o’clock, ter, alert to adopt the most econom- | peals. Louis St. Clair Burr was nan, consolation. Setback, mpn ers, and a new phonograph and ra­ have samples of Stelnites New'Line ern New England, all of New York Grocery i.s absent from duty on ac­ elected lo^al delegate to the Dis­ on their floors within the next few at the Swedish Lutheran church. ic system of government available, j count of illness. and women, Mrs. Frank Murphv, dio combination which were dem­ state except the northeastern por­ The four numbers sun,g by the trict World's Service Commission. first, Charles Colutto, second; onstrated before the assembled weeks. tion, spread over Pennsylvania, is studying consolidation. Though i The Board of Trustees elected at combined clubs, featuring two num­ not all the proposed changes in James Moran, third and Thomas dealers. West Virginia, and the mountain bers by Grieg and two .by Christian­ Doctor and Mrs. Thomas H. Wel­ the last meeting was approved. Murphy, fourth. Refreshments Manchester’s charter deal with ac­ don of Porter street, their dai.ghter The new models were first re­ CHAMPION WANDERER sections of Virginia. North Carolina, sen, are sung in eight parts, un­ Willard Horton was named to fill were served in the lower hall. vealed in a very dramatic manner Tennessee and Kentucky. accompanied. This is the first time tual consolidation of the different Mary, and Miss Julia MeVey of the vacancy in the boarej of stew­ branches of the present town gov­ Church street will spend the week­ during a banquet held at the Hart­ St, Louis.—There’s at least one Storm Warnings. i:. the history of Manchester music ards. Robert Purinton was re- HE LEADS DOG'S LIFE Storm warnings were displayed ernment, the basic principle under­ end in New York City. ford club, and the local men were boy-'ln Missouri who Is living np to that this type of music has been enthusiastic in their comments on from Atlantic City to Eastport, Me., presented. lying the proposed changes and Atlantic City.— In response to the “^bw me” ' reputation of the and northeast gales were predicted amendments is the opinion that one For the Parent-Teachers meet­ Mrs. Albert Gilderslecve’s court the tremendous strides made by coiChmonwealth. He’s Albert Lamb, from Sandy Hook east this after­ organization can do similar jobs ing of the Fourth School district. plea seeking separate maintenance, Steinite in the many new radio de­ 8, reported missing from his home noon and tonight. for 25,000 people more effectively South Main street, tomorrow eve-, it was revealed by Gildersleeve that velopments which they revealed at here 60 times in four years. On a Meanwhile, another icy wave was than can two, three or eight sepa­ ning, a program has been prepared- betwten himself and his wife’, col­ the meetinif. recent occasion his mother offered crackling down from Canada rate organizations. Moreover, it ts | consisting of exercises by the chil-| lie dog, he ranked second in her re­ They state that Fred Stein, in­ him a dime if-l^e would remain near through the Missouri valley and the opiniou that one organization dren of the district, an interesting, gard.'Gilderslee-'e charged that the 1 ventor of the first electric radio, home one entite day. Albert col­ was due to reach Minnesota today. and practical talk by Chief of Police; dog got all the juicy steak anc. he j unfolded to them, and later reveal­ lected the cash at 5 p. m. and can do those jobs less expensively, Samuel G. Gordon, several fancy' In North Dakota the thermometer and can render better service, with got all the gravy. | ed to the entire gathering one of prbmptly disappeared. registered ten degfees below zero. dance numbers by “The Dunn Kid­ a smaller expenditure for labor per dies” of East Hartford, and a comic In Canada, north of the Dakotas, it person served, and in less time. was 30 degrees below zero. sketch “When Hiram Blows In,” by It was the heaviest snowfall of Town Not Organized a well known local entertainer. In the season along most of the North Manchester is at present unoi- addition it is planned to have a Atlantic states. There were eleven ganized to meet the onslaught of radio installed for the occasion. inches of snow in Harrisburgh, Pa., rapidly increasing governmental ex- j The meeting will open promptly at and 15 inches in Nashville, Tenn. penses. It is in the position of the i 8 o’clock and a good attendance isj From five to ten inches of snow, store owner on the jside street try-1 expected. | “Wiiere You Can Affoi-d. according to the drift, was recorded ing to keep his trade from going j in Connecticut, New York, New on to Main street to buy from the i The household furniture of the to Buv Good-Furniture." Jersey, Pennsylvania, western Mary­ “chains.” There are a dozen taxing! estate of the late Kale Manion will land, West Virginia and Tennessee. districts in the town, besides some I be sold at auction at her late resi­ l i h s Predict Thick Weather. governmental agencies that obtain j dence 20 Golway street, Manchester While the snow may cease this revenue through property assess­ Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock rain afternoon or tonight, top-button ments. And one agency could do the br shine. Robert M. Reid and Son. local auctioneers, will conduct the weather was in order as a further work of these dozen individuals drop an temperature was scheduled. more efficiently and less expensive- j sale. In most of the eastern states “thick UPTOWN ly. Just think this over— today i weather” was prophesied. there exists in Manchester one' George E. Rix, secretary of the Rev. R. A. Colpitts. Railroad service, air mail move­ Chamber of Commerce and Fayette copy— ONE— of l\lKnchester's char- ! ments and oceanic traffic suffered. B. Clark, insurance agent, are elected as financial secretary and At airmail headquarters in New­ ter to do business. Scarcely a day } spending the week-end at Winchen- Rev. James Greer was re-elected as STORE ark, it was said that no airmail passes but some one of Manches- | don. INIass.. famous winter sports director of social affairs and super­ had movcil from the New York ter’.s many executive officers asks j I'csort. They expect to return Mon­ intendent of Sunday school. metropolitan area, since midnight “What authority have I for doing j day. Mrs. Lydia Gilmore was approved and none was expected to move to- this?” Just last week the Select-j as president of the Ladies’ Foreign

da.v. men sanctioned an increase in sal- i M the Manchester Green school Mission society: W. E. Keith was Railroad systems operating out ary for the Registrars of Voters, 1 hall tomorrow evening, Hie ladies elected delegate to the camp meet­ of New York reported their sched­ but they were not sure whether 1 committee from the Mancliester ing at Willimantic; T. J. Rogers’ ules disturbed by the storm. -Miss .Vlice Ericksou tliey could set the salary for next | Green Community club will run a election as president of the Men’s Five liners due to cross the Am­ year, or the year after! whist and dance. Tlie hall has Friendship club was approved; W. brose light marker this morning Appearing as soloist for the eve­ The new charter will, of course, } been tastefully decorated and the E. Keith was named delegate to the were unreported. The giant liner ning and also accompanying the G' define authority clearly and will i score cards and other details will annual conference at Brockton, Leviathan was supposed to be an­ Clef Club in their number “Reve eliminate doubt as to any particu- I remind the players of the signifi­ with Ezekial Benson as alternate. chored somewhere in the snow mist Angelique,” is Miss Alice Erickson cance of tlie day— Washington's A vote of thanks to the Manches­ outside the harbor. lar agency's right to do certain of Worcester, Mass., who as a things. That in itself, however, is • birthday. Six prizes will he award­ ter Evening Herald for co-operation In New York City, possible disas­ youthful violinist has surprised the with the church was adopted and ter was closely averted when a minor compared with the “ hen off' ed and refreshments and dancing music lovers of New England in a will follow the. games. Leonard thanks were extended to the com­ crowded surface car jumped the concert tour, recently completed. a hot griddle ’ method of conduct- j mittee in charge of the supper. snow-clogged tracks in Brooklyn ing business in many of the town’s i Eccellente will play the violin. Mrs. Gifted with a stage presence of Joseph Canade the piano and Louis Reports. and was halted only a few feet individual school districts. In this \ modest charm and with the initial .•5niith the drum. Reports of the various church from a plate glass window of a advantage of a superb inLtiument age of the radio, the airplane and | societies were read and accepted: store on the sidewalk. Miss Erickson plays with a firmness mechanical men does it seem pos- ! The pastor reported having visited Ten thousand snow shovelers and dignity of style, a resourceful­ sible that a school district commit­ every home in his parish at least i\'ere recruited in New York to dig ness of bow and finger technic and tee-would refuse to install sanitarv EMBLEM CLUB SOCIAL once in the past year. He thanked the metropolis from its paralysis. a fine-spun tone of delicate beauty I toilets and running drinking wat

' of eight to join a circus, and who I has appeared in all parts of the OHIO PIEP PIPER I United States and Europe, says Vilma Was Immigrant I that the hackneyed “laugh. Clown, LAUGH, j laugh” motif is all a myth. A 1 clown Avho is unhappy can’t suc- Girl, But So Different ERVICE for SLAYS RODENTS ! coed, he says. Hiding a broken ; heart behind a painted smile is all I CLOWN! ; right, except that the broken heart, WITH AIR RIFLE i won’t stay hidden. ' Wants Divorce So He “In the old days,” said Murphy, the MOTORIS I Can Make People i “you had to be able to entertain Mt. Sterling. 0.— From out of j j Laiigk Again j a crowd all by yourself. I’ve had Scrnian mythology a modern ofe ] i to come out rn the stage and keep We Now Have rWO THINGS TO REMEMBER: ?!inization has arisen in this Ohio j j ’em laughing for over half an By Henry A. Schaller rillage, ami woe unto the rats and j I hour straight. A clown then had mice that encounter the modern | to be able to sing, dance, do acro- New Machines “ Pied Piper” of Mt. Sterling. The ; , batics and almost be a complete for Repairing mythological character’s modern | i show alone. I used to get $10 a brother is a member of the Mt. 1 i week for that, but I was happier Generators and Sterling Rat Hunters’ Association, | I and had more money than ever who arms himself with an airgun, . I since. Self-Starters .22 calibre rifle, club or what-not, I “There ain’t many of the old- instead of the regulation life o f ' I timers left who could do the All Work Guaranteed yore. i ’leaps,’ sing and be in the con- Open season on the rodents will j for 90 days. j j cert. The ones nowadays just put continue until 6 o’clock the evening | a lot of make-up on and run of February 2, when according to ; j I around and think they are funny.” matliematical i)i'ocesscs, every rat | in the community will have been i I One of Murphy’s prides is that Battery and Radiator j he taught Ben Turpin the rudi- annihilated. The figuring “detail” ; it. > Service is based upon experiences of the | ' ments of his art. association in tlie past as to the i “When Ben went into the length of time it takes to rid any ' movies I had a chance to go, too. BARLOW’S GARAGE I given communit> of the pests. i but I didn’t, old fool that I was,” Annual Contest he says. 595 Main St., So. Manchester This year a contest, has been Next Door to Sheridan Hotel. made of the annual “Rat Hunt” by the Mt. Sterling Chamber of Com­ IPE merce, which bod> is sponsoring the hunt this year. Two teams have been organized and at the end A T n O U G H T 30 of the season a banquet will be REMEMBER not to rave too loudly when you read given the winning squad. Official 1 some of the prices in the paper. “tail counters” have been appoint­ Reconditioned ed by each team captain to tally the TS. j Neither give heed to fables and REMEMBER that the original purchaser of a car final score. j endless genealogies, which inlnls- USED CARS sacrificed the value you gain! Guaranteed cars. The score is kept by “ tails” of Ic-r questions rather than godly 2 the rodents. Each of the pests slain k'tlif.ving which is in faitli: so do. $10.00 Deposit is “tailed” instead of “scalped” and I—Timothy 1:1. holds any car for HERE ARE SOME REAL BUYS retained until after the final tabu­ 1925 Buick Master 6 Coach. lation. The winning team wil. re­ ' There should alw’ays be some Spring Delivery. ceive reimbursement of fifty tents, [ foundation of fact for the most 1928 Essex 4 door Sedan, like nev,. or half of their membership fee, ! airy fabric; and pure invention is Crawford 1927 Dodge De Luxe Sedan. for their work. j but the talent of a deceiver. — 1926 Dodge Sedan. Lead by their captain, the two > Byron. Auto Supply Co. 1926 Overland Coach. teams are wreaking havoc among the favorite haunts of the little 103 Center St., 1927 Ford Roadster. pests. All places where rats and : COLORADO POLICEMAN TO South Manchester 1926 Ford Tudor mice can hide are stormed by the 1 ENTER BUNION DERBY. Vihua Hanky . . . she’s about to become a citizen. 1925 Ford Tudor- liuntcrs. Located in such a posiPon Tel. 1174 lliat its environs extend into Idadi- I'ort Collius, Colo., Feb. 21.— By DAN TIIO.MAS. <« comes to this country, .goes to i 899 Main St., East Hartford son, Franklin, Pickaway and Fay­ I’.lumenthal, member of the Fort Hollywood, Calif.—If Vilma work in a restaurant iu Newj Tel. Man. 2985 ette counties with hundreds of Collins police department and Banky never knew before how her York and later becomes success­ SCHALLER MOTOR SALES, Inc. farms “just outside” the village, amateur athlete, will enter “Cash fellow countrymen migrate to this ful.' In that respect, it is all corn cribs on these farms are con­ and Carry Pyle’s” transcontinental country, she knows now. In her wrong, since iMiss Banky went Center Street. Phone 1226-2 sidered fair territory for the raids. “bunion derby” this spring. Blu- latest picture, "This Is Heaven,” through none of that. “Dates” for attacks on the corn incnthal is 4 a years of age. He has the Hungarian actress portrays a She was an established cinema ANNOUNCEMENT cribs have been made in advance .\bove, “Hupi).v .Jimmy” Miirplty been in training since the first of Hungarian peasant girl who comes star in Germany when Samuel DAY AND NIGHT RELIABLE and great rivalry has developed as lie used to look in Ids make-up the year and has reduced his weight to America to make her waj' in Goldwyu first.met her and gave THE MANCHESTER SERVICE USED CARS among the farmers seeking to have — and, below, tlie uiisiniliiig .>liii- from 196 pounds to 176. He ■works the world. her the contract which resulted in their cribs “cleaned out” by the pliy of toda.v. out daily. How differently the .cameras re­ her trip to the United States. And rat hunters. In addition to the cribs Fort Collins, home of many corded her real arrival in March, when she arrived iu New York she DUCO CO. every nook and corner of the vil­ By ,K)i; LOVIl clianiiiionship football, basketball 1925. Newsreel cameramen found didn't even iiave a tliought about 8 Griswold St., So. Manchester lage itself is scoured and to date and track teams, is confident that a smartly dressed and beautiful going to work. In fact, she oiiTy j Chicago.— clown wlio can nearly a thousand rat and mice | ;their pride will make a substantial blond on the upper deck of a stayed there a couifie of days and Now Owned by tails have been officially counted. 1neither laugh himself nor make Allowing in the foot race that will trans-Atlantic liner. then boarded a train for Holly­ ' leave New York City for Los An- National Fame other people laugh at liim isn't The “picture arrival’’ brouglit wood where she was to be paid a ALFRED CHAGNOT CHARTER OAK GARAGE The Mt. Sterling rat hunt has j much of a clown. So “Happy Jim­ Igeles March ol. the same beautiful blond, but her nice fat salary for having Ronald gained nationwide fame during the | my” Murphy, a 1-year-old veteran over-run shoes, full skirt and Col man make love to her. Experienced Duco Worker past, especially in 1923 when the | of circus and theater, is trying to funny jacket gave her anything Vilma is to take an examina­ greatest “haul” of rats ever made i get a divorce. An extra auto key might easily but smart appearance. tion for her final citizenship pa­ All Kinds of Auto Painting in a community of its size was pro- ! There’s no obvious connection save you tremendous aunoyi-uce The film is supposed to depict pers tlie last of tliis month and if General Rep^airisig between these two stateiueul s. later. Cel one now before you need a part of Miss Bauky’s early life, she passes slie will then be a full- cured. More than 100 cities over Furniture and Metal ind- the country have written to the j But Murphy, seeking to divorce ii, from Braithwaite— 52 Peari St. showing the poor peasant girl who fledged citizen of the United States. local chamber of commerce asking j his third wife, wliom he married — Ad V. First Class Work- detailed information of the “rat ' in 1924, says in his petition tliat hunt.” expressing nesire of trying | site has nagged him so much tlrit Prompt Service Overhauling out the plan in their communities, j he has lost his ability to laugh— m c o o n m o v i t m q a 5 R. Alkire, president of the.^ and, with it, hi-s aliility to make Arthur A. Knofla Phone 1654 ■at hunters organization, declares i others laugh. If he gets a di­ On All Makes of Cars ■;hat he will be glad to aid any com- vorce, he says, he'll Ite himso'if 875 iVlain St, nuinity suffering from the destruc­ again and will he well. Spec-‘'-lizing on Studebakers tion c-ansed I)y tliese rodents. It was ' Muriihy. who ni:i away fi'nm his Manchester Auto the fact that rats and mice became! home in Streator, 111., at the age insurance and Real Estate. nil mel ons here that they wc uld | Top ('o. ■'almost sass back’’ at the citizenry | liiat the rat hunting expedition was 1 AH Work Fully GuaraiiteeiL WELDING WE WELDING first organized. i Each year since then the nurn- W. J. SlFSSIKIt GUARANTEE bcT of pests throughout the section j lia.s liccome smaller and smaller. It j OUR WORK i.s believed that tlicy may become extinct if the annual bunt is con- ' NIGHT Expert Mechanics, Personal Service tinued long enough. Doctors for 23 years have recommended and prescribed I*ERTUSSIN for quicker AUTO SERVICE and safer re.salts. Entirely free from dope Use your car days. Let ns do It ha.s been found tliat the j your repair work at niglit. mioiio of a cigaref will aid in j and made by the Special Tacsebuer Proc­ ELECTRICAL WORK OF ALL KINDS .leeping wasps at liay. ess, PERTUSSIN gets at the immediate After 5 p. ni. Phone 2954 j cause and quiets the cough by assisting 250 West Center St. UAVID CHAMBERS Nature to clear the throat. A ny Doctor ? Now available at all drug stores. Oven Hej t Radiator and • THE CiXAHTEa CAK CONTRAdOR Control anJ Coolring Chart at your General Repairing AND RIJILDKR finger-tips —GARAGE— 68 Hollister Street OLIVER WELDING s s i n Peter Bonino, Proprietor. WORKS Formerly Head Mechanic at Conkey’s. Corner IVarl an

o w you may have this gas range with the WILLARD N big, smooth, closed top — on which you can Radio Rentals Auto push vessels about at will without tip p in g s on ■ • I which you have quick boiling— gentle boiling— SERVICE STATION simmering and warming heats all at the same time from each burner i-EDI —on which you can cook a whole dinner or keep it hot with a Batteries Recharged I single burner going. Telephone 15 Yes, gas becomes of even greater use to you through Under a new order issued to the police of England and Wales, the a a c tails of stray dogs must be measur­ ed so that the figure may appear in R igh t the “identity certificate” of the £ K . dog. A Blue Star This Range 'Auto Goes approved by A, G. A. Promptness / J A V u l c a n product Values oA Smoolhtop Recipe NEXT TO A NEW BUICK IS A USED BUICK Smoothtop also has an Oven Heat Con' P e p p s s P ot ■ 16 2 Iba. veel, breast trol which means not only carefree top 50ME0Me isM'T Sellingr at a Great Price Reduction CdshIVizes 1 t. salt ii c. chopped green peppers cooking but oven cooking with ail the VVoAiTHE \T ii c. chopped onion 1927 Brougham I 1924 BiOUgham Anyone ’with a sharp eye may "win this BIG CASH PRIZE of $2000.00 and in addition a 2 T, flour watching—waiting and worrying re- o p t e m l e a d s 1 c. chopped cabbage ATR/AAJGLE, 1926 Sport Roadster 1924 Regular Sedan brand new HUDSON COACH for promptness, if on time — or $3400.00 in all. Why not you? 3 T. rice moved. 3 c. boiling water 1926 Two Door Sedan 1926 Four Sedan Think of having a new HUDSON COACH given you for your very Maybe you think your eyes are sharp. Maybe you think X c. fresh or canned to­ You will be interested in seeing this, it’s easy to teil big eggs from little eggs. Try this puzzle matoes own, and $2000.00 in CASH to do with as you wish, or if jou prefer. H t. pepper we know, so a demonstration is being We’ have some other makes that might interest you that $3400.00 in all. and you’ll find it’snct nearly as easy as you might think. will give you plenty of good service. Funny how your eyes can fail youl Here are 12_eggs. ONE of many time and conducted at our various display rooms. money-saving recipes in AH used cars sold by ns are thoroughly checkeil by our THIS IS NOT A MAGAZINE CONTEST 11 of them are the same size and the other one is slightly cookbook “Smoothtop jarger. Can you find it.’ if so, mark it with an (X), cut Cookery.’; Come! See Smoothtop Demonstrated m echanics. Anyone Jf ho Can Solve Pussies May Jliit out this ad and mail to us quick. There is too much at ■\Vc are spending $12.7.000.00 to advertise the name and prod-icls of jtakc ior you to delay a minute. It may mean $2000.00 LET US DK.'VIONSTRATE THESE VALUES! fhe I’ari.s-American Pharmacal Company and make them b='i,lcr an^ the new tiudson too, il you are prompt, or $3400.00 6 ^ 0 known. AVe will give away a firsLprize of $2000.00; a new Hudson Cash, in all, if y6u prefer. KFREE Cook ^ookj $20 coach, and 13 other big cash prizes. — That’s not all. e wiL award I t RIGHT EGG Call for eveiyone that takes an active part in the contest with $1.23 wortt ci YOU- find th e cut out this Allowed for your CD CAPITOL BUICK CO, puzzle a n d SEND YOUR ANSWER QUICK our goods, and duplicate prizes in case of final ties. The Hunso- Tour Copy T e l. le o o J. »I. SHEAHER, .HGR. Tel. 1600 I A-'m.'m.icr, nli tuese BIG CASH PRIZES and the new Hudson Coach Old Stove Coach is given just for promptness, but the first prize winnc-i w . g e t « ,0 DC irl v-d cvroy as a part of our big aavertising campaign, li ou ft. % the Hudson too, if on time, or $3400.00 cash, if preferred. Reraemoer • m."JC iu£t os well have the $12000.00 and the Hudson too, as anycce ------you do not have to buy or sell any magazines to win any c\ the l.e cig else, and if you are keen enougti and prompt you can win. Send your ^0>K'c^Q|t.tATtlU V IT ti .GAS answer today, ana we vnll let you know at once of vour success. Hew COfWtfWtnCtS cash prizes. Neither is it necessary to sell anj-thing. You, have every­ to get the $2000.00 Casn. 6rst pnze. and make the Hudson yours. thing to gain and nothing to lose by solving this puzzle and sending Them yrW be no delay in giving you your award for solving this ou*- your answer qiiick. nr. so rr\n\\ your answer at cnce. •SVV.'^A The Manchester Gas Co. ~Kta.as.MT.orr Advertise in The Evening Herald4t Pays I’ARIS-AMERICAN PHARMACAL CO.. Dept. F-694. Fifth and Court Ave.. Dpc Mninos, Tnw». Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n t n c h e r a l h , s o u t h Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ^ t h u r s d a t , e b b r h a r t 21, 1929. PAGE FIVE

spite their drenching . . . but they didn’t see anything . . . the real HERE’S TALKIE THAT treat came to us fortunate ones who is'cfate ir< had seats inside . . . boy, what a picture that “Broadway Melody” is! American MAKES THE GRADE Many people deserve a lot of credit for the success of this all- NISrORY■ * .11 ■ talking film. And it is a huge suc­ February 21 cess—in fact, it has set a new mark 1813—British captured Ogdens- for “squawkie” producers to shoot at. Prior to “Broadway Melody” burg, N. Y. Have You 1819—Spain ceded Florida and Warner Brothers held the laurels the United States gave up for talking pictures on the strength all claims to Texas. of their two A1 Jolson films. But 1881—President Hayes issued an those pictures were hits because of order prohibiting sale of Jolson and his songs. In “Broad­ way Melody” Metro-Goldwyn- liquor at army posts. Mayer has a really entertaining Employees on the King’s S^nd- film not dependent upon one or two ices of King George’s own residen­ personalities. Highest acting honors go to tial doctor in return for a weekly Bessie Love,—who portrays' the payment of twopence for family. role of “Hank,” one of two danc­ Earrings were invented during ing sisters. Bessie, who was about the High Renaissance in Italy. “washed up” in the picture racket, Singing as an exercise is a great is again sitting on top of the pin­ benefit to anyone suffering from nacle—her award for a flawless chest or throat weakness. ‘WHY” performance, including her talking. Anita Page, who has been a I The holes in cheese are caused "shooting star” during her short I by the activity of gas producing career of less than a year, supplied I bacteria. The gas catches in the the touch of beauty to the produc­ I rubbery cheese and makes holes in tion. And Anita can do that. I ! it just as the gas from yeast makes doubt if there is a more beautiful holes in bread. girl in Hollywood. In addition she of a sale? did a mighty fine piece of acting and her voice was a pleasant sur­ prise, far beyond expectations. Charles King, who was imported When in Hartford It’s so simple to take for granted these February from the New York stage to play the role of a song-and-dance man days that a discount really means a saving. who had just crashed into the “big Dine With Us. time,” does some good work. His But how do you know that you save any money at songs and dances are fine. But his Don’t forget to take all? performance as a whole falls short home some Maryland of those of Anita and Bessie. An outstanding feature is high Oysters and Fresh Crack­ If a piece of furniture was marked at a high price quality of both photography and ers. Bessie Love and _ '’■e in "Broadway Melody.” sound. So far either one or the in January and at a lower price in February—^therefore other has suffered in the majority BY DAX THOMAS. 1 close together in vain efforts to of talking films. Douglas Shearer the January price was too high. That certainly wasn’t Hollywood, Calif., Feb. IG.— A j keep as dry as possible while trying worked day and night for weeks to steady downpour of rain . . . lu.v- I to catch occasional glimpses of cel- get the best results from the very fair to the January customers. jrious limousines . . . ermine 1 luloid celebrities as they enter dialogue and sound, and the results R-raps . . . stovepipe hats . . . jGrauman’s Chinese theater for the show it. 22 State St. Then again — how can the February customer tell and derbies . . . policemen in I world premier of "Broadway Mel- dickers and boots . . . dazzling I ody” . . . wonder what it is that When Finland threw off Rus­ (L'nrler G rant’s Store) that the February sale price is the lowest? ights weaving to and fro across lures people out on such a night sian overlordship some ten years Hartfonl. Conn. ;he low-hanging clouds . . . scores I just to see a few movie stars . . . ago. prohibition was kept in force That’s just it— you can’t tell. It is confusing. of “psychopathic patients” huddling most of them went home happy de­ by act of the Finnish Parliament. But why be confused with so-called discounts? Why shouldn’t all furniture stores sell at the lowest possible prices every day in the year?__ like Garber Brothers, and many of the large furniture stores in the country. It isn’t the size of the discount that counts. It’s the actual price that should really interest you. We invite you to come to Garber Brothers and real­ ly see for yourself that there is a differenc between so- called “sale” prices and Garber Brothers’ Everyday prices. At Garber Brothers there are no discounts to con­ fuse you and therefore there are no disappointments. ;.T.. and that’s h ow h b a r t -Lb a ^ luaility throughout; At Garber Brothers you’ll find brand new, guaran­ in both Domestic teed furniture, not furniture of passe styles or furni­ and Imported Tobaccose ture bought special for “sales” purposes. Old Gold People come to Garber Brothers from every part of Connecticut. They have confidence in our word.:.,.i..., confidence in our merchandise__ confidence in our ser­ became the throat-easy cig a rette vice and confidence in our low prices. This confidence was built up not on discounts but on honest values offered every day of the year.

In February More Than Any

Other Month—

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Department of Interior $32 50 Decoration Services offered Rich in Colonial heritage, comfort­ able beyond words, superb as one's own *T.very Old-Timer knows that the HEART-lea v es make the smoothest smoke** you free of charge. chair and .equally desirable as an odd chair. It will fit into any type of liv­ For Evening Visit to our ing room, or den. Well built, coil springs on webbing. Quality filling and [ NO. 3 OP A SERIES i i i A3 told 6y*| "But when the Old Gold people de­ store call 2-7157. covered in denim. Hand-carved claw and ball feet. A wonderful value. Tobacco 'Planters of the Sunny South J manded the heart-leavest that was something new in these diggin’s.That’s how Old G old became the throat- "Round here in the foothills of the easy cigarette . . . that’s where ‘not Blue Ridge, we’ve been raisin’ tobacco a cough in a carload’ came from.” We NEVER have ‘^sales**— since my grand pap was a boy. W e grow the makin’s for all the leading cigarettes. OLD GOLD-PAULWHITEMAN HOUR. We ALWAYS sell for less O h year Radio, Paul Whiteman, King o{ Jazz, with hia complete orchestra, broadcasts the "Well, Sub, a few years ago an OLD GOLD hour every Tuesday from 9 to O ld Gold man came through here 10 P. M„ Eastern Standard Time, over entire and said: *I don’t want any of your network of Columbia Broadcasting System. sleazy ground-leaves. I don’t want any of your gummy top-leaves. I only aim to buy your heart-leaves. And I’ll pay the price.* Eat a Chocolate, *‘Now every old-timer, down in his light an Old Gold heart, knows that the top and bottom TINE FURNITURE MORGAN II] Coarse, gummy top-leaves leaves may bite the throat. And he d irect^ knows that the heart-leaves make the • • • and enjoy both [2] Sand-bumed ground-leaves to.the adubUc MARKET smoothest smoke. 13] Mild and silky lUeart-ljeaves A Short Block From Main Street SMOOTHER AND BETTER-“^OT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD" HARTFORD uA p, i^ iiw d Cflu Eat. 1760 PAGE SIX MANCHEST^ EVENING HER ALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1929.

to have been fooled into deserting Calvin Coolldge would be Just as trr 4lanri|«Bt»r their safe refuge in the earth and much at home and just as properly £nntbtg R^raUi to have thrust themselves into the and logically placed, as manager Health and Diet perils of the New England atmos­ of the noisiest and most flagrant PUBLISHED BT THE night club in New York, as at the HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, IN a phere in February, courting almost A dvice At 18 BUm U SttMt, inevitable frost bite and destruc­ head of the Denver Post. ' SouUi ManohesMri Conn. tion. But with all his other qualities By DR. FRANK HcOOX FoandeO t>y Elwood 8. *^ln, And these plants in almost every as a newspaper publisher Mr. Bon- Oct. 1. 1881 L iving R o o m Furniture Every Evening Except Sundays and instance have proven to be those fils is a shrewd business man. For Holidays. the price of a telegram, and with­ SICKNESS AND GREATNESS. Entered at the Post Office at doutb which were insufficiently covered. Manchestei. Conn., as Second Class Those snug beneath an adequate out the slightest risk of having to PIECES THAT ARE A DELIGHT FOR THE Sla Matter. It is au undisputed fact that coat of leaves or straw or other cov­ invest another nickel In the idea, good health does not always go SUBSCR.PTION RATES: By Mall dollars a year, eixty cents a erage were still wrapped in their he got himself a fine hit of adver­ along with “ greatness.” Many INDIVIDUAL WHO SEEKS ORIGINALITY AND month foi shorter pertoda winter sleep as they should be. tising. men whose names are written high By carrier, eighteen cents a week. in the Hall o f Fame have succeeded Single . tpies three cents. An unusual amount of winter in spite of physical disorders and CHARM, STYLE AND COMFORT, SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ EVENING SENTATIVE!. Hamtlton-De Llsser, sunshine Is, we are told, the cause infirmities. Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue, New o of so much premature activity A South Carolinian named Jesse Washingtoii, whosat birthday Furniture that rests one’s eyes and mind as well as the and 618 North Michigan Avenue. among the plants. They have been Cleveland writes all the way from Americans observe tomorrow, prob­ Chicago. ably suffered as much from illness body is a thing that requires study and forethought. The Manchester Evening Herald is “ forced” beyond the normal when Spartansburg to the New York as any other great man of history. on sale in Ne\. York City at Sohu. Choose pieces that harmonize with one another and News Stand. Sixth Avenue and tZnd. not properly shielded from the sun World asking in somewhat ironic Although he was over six feet tall Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of — and a lot of them are doomed to tone if somebody In New York will and in some ways a sturdy looking with your present setting. Grand Central Station and at all man, he was really flat chested and Hoatll ig News Standa pay with their lives for their pre­ please explain to him what is meant • • • subject to catching colds. It was Have comfortable chairs with convenient tables waiting cocity. in the great city by the word one of these colds that brought Client of International News Ser­ near and lamps tucked in where needed. vice. The moral would seem to be: "evening.” He says that he has about his death in his sixty-seventh “International News Service Uas the Cover the plants no^ rainst the been advised by a young woman year. He had formerly barely . We can help you to get the right start when you’re ready exclusive rights to use tor republlca- escaped the fate of his half-brother cold but against th ■••tive but from the metropolis that evening tlon In any torm all news dispa'chua who finally died qf tuberculosis. and just a little of the right kind o f advice may save you lots credited to o~ not otherwise credited unconscionable win i. "begins at bed time and ends at In this paper, it la also exclusively Washington’s face was pitted all of wossy and some money. entitled to use tor republloatlon all bedtime,” and seems to be highly through his life because of an early the local or undated news published case of smallpox. Early in life he herein." HIS OX GORED amused at the idea. The reason why South Carolini­ lost most of his teeth, and fre­ Store Open 'Thursday Full Service Client ot N E A Ser­ In the common view of the peo­ quently suffered from ulcerated vice. Member, Audit Bureau ot Clrcu* ans begin to say "Good evening” Evening Until 9 o’clock 1:1' ions. ple of this country Senator Thomas teeth. He became partly deaf, and James Walsh’ s most outstanding at five minutes after noon is prob­ bis eyesight was quite bad in his later years. His duties as a soldier Friday. THURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1929 attribute is a rigid if bleak sense ably because they never saw a dic­ tionary. Anybody who has access were often interrupted by bad of justice, ruthless in Its applica­ spells of dysentry. * Some of these to a Webster or any other authori­ HANDS OFF tion and unbending almost to the attacks lasted several weeks, com­ tative lexicon can find out that ing close to being fatal. He suf­ Commissioner Robert Hurley of point of bigotry. As Walsh has been New York refers to the evening as fered from carbuncles, malaria, the Connecticut State Police Is pictured by a hundred biographers the evening and to the afternoon as and took many trips t-> mineral quoted as Inferentially criticizing and as his pictures present him he Springs, being often forced to stay the afternoon simply because the the conduct of the Jackson murder is a man who would convict his for several weeks at a time. e\ening is the evening and the aft­ Washington must be remembered in\''estigation; as saying that it is own brother or himself of any in­ ernoon is the afternoon; and will for his indomitable courage, his customary for the State Police to fraction of a code of puritanical honesty, and for his sensible judg­ further discover that the use of the handle such inquiries in "small strictness. He Is, therefore— again ment in all matters pertaining to word evening fot all of that day the organization and success of the places,” and as saying that he could in the view of his fellow country­ man— about the last person who subsequent to noon is a sheer pro­ new republic. Like many other great not account for Hartford County men, he probably ate, smoked and would be expected to be affected, vincialism. Detective Edward J. Hickey being drank What he liked, and cons­ in determining the righteousness of called into a criminal investigation equently suffered from disorders BACK TO FIRST PRINCIPLES which came from Injudicious living. in Windham county. He is further a law, by considerations of person­ al advantage. In the election of John J, Pelley Health cannot be considered to quoted as saying that the State Po­ be accidental, in spite of the fact It has been astonishing, then, to of the Georgia Central railroad to lice would enter the Jackson case that some are able to abuse them­ see this stern and unyielding advo­ be president of the New Haven if Governor Trumbull would give selves through bad habits without cate of all high morality in govern­ there is an Indication of a return noticing the disastrous results as the commissioner the authority to ment doing his best to block an to the ancient system of having soon as others who are perhaps do so. Incidentally Governor Trum­ born with less natural organic extremely Important conservation railroad men . run railroads. Mr. bull asserts that he sees no reason strength. Pelley has served on the firing line for interfering. measure for no better than that he W'e are so apt to ape our super­ might be forced, in the Interest of and come up through the grades. iors or those whom we admire, and This is the first time we have be­ the nation’s welfare, to give up his We do not know whether he Is a great caution must be used or we come aware that a city with an or­ are liable to copy the great ones’ summer home within the limits of great railroad man or not, but ganized police force, like Wllllman- bad habits as well as their good a great national park. thank heaven he is a railroad man! oneSL tic, is to be included among the ■To any disinterested person every It Is well to Study the reasons "smair places” where the detective why a successful man has accom­ element of right seems to attach to activities of the State Police are plished good works, but also best to A Suite Like This With Style depended on for the detection of the proposed measure giving the IN N ::W YORK remember that his success has been government the right to take by because of good practices and not crime and criminals. And we take New York, Feb. 21— Each year, condemnation any and all privately as the Chinese calendar moves more because of the harmful ones. $129 the liberty of doubting the com­ closely to the year 5,000 New We must take our lessons for And Lots Of Comfort Special plete sincerity of Commissioner owned properties 'within the boun­ good from a combination of the York’s Chinatown stages a holiday Suite sketched above comprises of Sofa, Club Chair and Wing Chair— Hurley’s declaration that he doesn't daries of the national forest pre­ that reveals the gradual absorption study of the lives of many. We can learn good business rules from the has nicely shaped Queen Ann legs. Cover is a Kilsythe denim. Every know why Detective Hickey is in serves. It Is only through such a of American customs. measure that the Yosemite red­ To be sure, the program itself is man of wealth, but we can also piece is full webb construction. Filling is of the best grade moss and cot­ the Jackson case— if he made such made up of novelties that could be learn from the soldier, the scientist, ton. Priced regularly at $169.00. declaration, which he has not de­ woods can be preserved and many traced back many thousanus of the Inventor, the artist, the physi­ nied. thousands of acres of other forests years. But the participants have cian, the lawyer and, If we wish taken under the nation’s guardian­ changed and the purposes o. the for physical perfection, we can ,( Nobody better than Bob Hurley ship, save at the expense of permit­ pageants themselves are twisted. surely learn from the man who has knows the degree ot mutual under­ It has been said that Orientals are ting private owners to sandbag the achieved perfect physical perfection standing and intimate friendship unasslmilable and that they never through such means as are found VVATKINS BROTHERS,I«f. treasury. come to take to our particular that existed between Jackson and in the proper application of correct Is It possible that the stern and ways. This may have been true of eating and physical culture exercis­ Hickey. He knows all about it, a former generation of "the old 54 South Manchester rectltudinous Buddha of Montana ing. as they three were members of the men.” It is not completely true of All of the mental faculties must has feet of clay after all? State Police together many years this second and third generation, Improve In the one who has built a which wears spats and patent ago. He also knows. If he has a healthy physical body, but your les­ DEFEATS ITSELF leather shoes; which sends its sons about health building will be policeman’s perceptions at all, that trousers to the pressers and more valuable to you If they come Adoption by the Senate of the fashions its attire a la Broadway. the special circumstances of the from a study of the lives of healthy Jones bill imposing a maximum of Thus the fiery dragon may case and the very great detective men, or from the teachings of $20,000 fine and five years in pris­ make its way through the curves ability of Hickey made that office and angles of Mott, Doyer and physlahs, dietitians, and physical precisely and exactly the right man on for Volstead violators, and its Pell streets, but the feet of the culturlsts who have made the study probable passage by the House, are dragon wear shoes that have re­ of health their life work. to carry on this particular inquiry. I have, so far, not seen the man likely not to cause as much excite­ cently been shined. And he ought to know what every­ who Is perfect mentally and ment among bootleggers as might The acrobats still go frantically body else In the state of Connecti­ through the steps of their time- physically, but when I do, I know he will be one who has learned his cut knows, that Mr. Hickey was on the surface seem probable. Un­ honored adagios, but their shirts 0 0 der this law it will be possible for are from the Broadway stores and lessons from the study of the lives lent by State Attorney Alcorn to and teachings of many types of suc­ a judge to inflict the penalties their trousers aYe of the type to State Attorney Bradford for the be found in any of the clothing cessful men. purposes of the probe. named upon a first offender for store windows on or off of Main QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. There is a very special reason selling a glass of beer. In the re­ street. cent conspiracy cases in New York There is something humorously Phrenology. why the State Police, under the incongruous about all this — and Question: May W. asks: "Do you leadership of Commissioner Hurley, we have something of a yardstick one feels that the cymbal-clanging consider that the positions given in should not by any means be dele­ with which to compute the probable paraders did not accidentally halt the phrenological charts are ac­ their dragon march in front of curate with relation to the func­ gated to the job of clearing up or action of juries under such circum­ stances. some popular tourist chop suey tions of the brain, and can one smearing up this crime— as , the resort or notion shop. After all, actually determine character by case might be. That reason is that In those cases, which Mrs. Wille- these dragon parades are trailed this method?” the case is at present in more capa­ brandt had brought against a num­ by thousands of tourists and na­ Answer: There la controversy Porcelain Top Tables ber of night club proprietors be- tives with money to spend! concerning the efficacy of the ble hands than those of the com­ Somehow, the pageants of New csuse the conspiracy penalties are phrenological chart, but modern missioner and would be far from York’s Chinatown lack an al­ science tends to refute this theory. Day Bed likely to be improved by the intru­ much heavier than those for simple lure that was always present at a The activity of the functions of the at Half Price violation of the Volstead law, the San Francisco Chinatown specta­ brain is not essentially related to Same style, as sketched above only the ends are: sion of an element not in the least covered with cretonne to match mattress. Diffen* juries with complete unanimity Ig­ cle. I find myself missing, for in­ the size externally. After the skull Closing Out Our Sample Line. anxious to work in harmony with stance, the colorful flower vendors ent covers for you to choose from, $22.50 Value. nored the quite convincing evidence has hardened, the development of the Hartford county detective. of the San Francisco curbstones, the brain seems to result in deeper and acquitted the defendants, sim­ and while the western city has grooves and more numerous con­ All white, as shown, was $28.00, now. .$14 00 ply refusing to submit them to the found its Chinatown invaded by volutions in the gray matter. flashey modern antique shops and All white, with stool, was $35.00, now $17.00 BETRAYED excessive penalties of the conspira­ Spring Covers $3.75 contemporary architecture,, still Pnin under Liver. All white Porcelain top, was $8.50, now $4.25 We have had many colder win­ cy laws. the flavor clings to the side streets Question: A. M. A. writes: "After Grey and white, was $13.50, n o w ...... $6.75 For twin size spring, only two left, regular priced ters than this one has so far been, It Is to be anticipated that the and there is a sense of the fabu­ I eat a meal and stand upright at $7.50 each. and we have hid some that were lous and the ornate which is miss­ there is a pain just Under my liver, effect of the Jones bill will be pre­ ing from the Manhattan affairs. milder. We have other winters cisely similar. It Is most unlikely New York’s Chinatown, as a but If I He on my left side this pain disappears. What could be the when the snowstorms were about that, save in the rarest and most matter of fact, borrows much of its atmosphere from propin­ cause of this?” WATKINS BROTHERS as few and as light, though per­ exceptional circumstances, a jury Answer: It is possible that you quity with the old Bowery. Its CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. WATKINS BROTHERS haps not very many. But we have can be found which will convict the lanes have never lost their tawdry have some adhesions or an Inflam­ had very few winters Indeed with vendor of a drink when the convic­ dishabille. There Is a mustlness matory condition In the neighbor­ hood of the duodenuih which are 30 much sunshine within the well tion is likely to send him to prison that suggests dark cellarways and airless, llghtless rooms. There relieved when you lie on your left known memory of the oldest In­ for a longer term than served hy clings a hint of the melodramatic side by the weight oi the stomach habitant. the average taker of human life. and the mysterious. It Is an ex­ pulling on the duodenum. You It la this, probably, rather than cellent stage set. should have a careful x-ray examin­ ation to determine the condition. any considerable nnusualness in Then, just a few steps away, an THIS JOB "OUT” elevated shadows and darkens the the mean temperature, which has It wouldn’t be safe to predict Bowery belt, as It sprawls toward Rings Turn Fingers Black. created the Impression that we what President Coolidge will do the famou Five Corners, once the Question: Troubled asks: “ Can tist can do any creative work In "American women are every bit year’e imprisonment for failing ty the midst of it. as chic as Parlsiennes. In a way were having an uncommonly mild after he surrenders his present capital of tough gangland. Today you tell me the reasons why my NOISY AMERICA show up at the front fourteen there are more baby carriages hands always look dirty, and why “ The bustle and energy of Am­ they even surpassed the Parisien- years ago. winter— an impression that you high office on March 4, but a per­ than gangsters at the Five Cor­ my rings always turn my fingers erica penetrates everywhere, even nes, because the light In New York It sems that M. Manaudon, at: hear voiced every day In spite of fectly safe forecast can be made ners, but nearby are reminders black?” into their temple of Art. Take is more unkind than that of Paris, that Lime a reservist, was in Spain the fact that there has been plenty as to one thing he will not do. He of a “ time when.” The buildings Answer: Your trouble Is caused ANNOYS BARBER the Metropolitan Opera, for In­ unmercifully showing up tiny de­ when the war broke out On ac-', are unchanged and have that par­ fects that would pass unnoticed of near-zero weather and any num­ will not accept Publisher Bonfils’ by the elimination through your stance. The lounges are vitually count of heart trouble he obtained ticular odor . suggested by mean skin of some chemical substance, decorated with telephone cabins, so over here. permission by a French consul ,to ber of nights when the mercury offer of $75,000 a year to serve as streets. possibly sulphur, which attacks the OF PARIS FAME that business men can obtain stock ‘The women in America have stay away "for the time being.” fiddled around a dozen or fifteen editor of the Denver Post. Here, on the rim of Chinatown, alloy in the gold rings. Pure gold quotations between acts. 'Shock­ managed to establish themselves as Marsaudon took this literally and sailors wander In silent or Tillar- iegrees; which is good cold weath- Only those who are familiar with would not De affected by this, but ing! firm individuals t;i the matter of kept away from FTanoe until 192G'; lous groups. -Here are the famous gold rings are made with a certain “ I visited* the Metropolitan one dress and makeups. Even the low ir. the peculiar characteristics of the “ tattoo artists,” one or two of Paris.— M. Antoine, hair artist His regiment was practically degree of hardening substance from night. Right in the midst ot a er class women crave originality, wiped out In a fierce battle in .Sep', And this same sunshine, while it Denver Post can fully appreciate whom still work under a flicker­ alloy and this is acted upon by cer­ of more than local fame( but not to and shnn routine work. ing gas jet, while crowds gather beautiful area in Rigoletto, my host temher, 1914. and Mnrsa . has been good for the spirits and the bizarre quality of such employ­ tain chemicals. You doubtless be confused with Antoine, the rushed off to the telephone. I shn’ ’ "And United States Is, after all. <^<1 lo '< t J about to watch an anchor being have a general toxemia which a new planet In the ma’ iop ' c -n helped to moderate the stress of! ment for Calvin Coolidge, above all placed upon a muscular arm. actor), has just returned from a never forget how provoked I - # a^:d his wife ' . f should be removed through using a! visit to New York, and now he eludes the boss s . the winter months, has done more men. The Post Is wildly, wierdly Here are cheap restaurants and "What good doea It do Amei'i carefully planned cleansinr diet. Rn'WS'ill ab'Mit \ni«rirH. ••an- ’.o h--- ;■ ■ A' •- Vork • > •: ^ harm than good, it is to be suspect­ sensational and noisy. It is a per­ -heap lodging houses; rescue mi.s- slons and bums— and this partic­ viewers nave the oenefli of als •siieii'i ot iheir iivi's a - p'^?- On'.. ed, to the gardens. During the re­ petual calithumplanade. It brays ular atmosphere melts strangely opinion for the mere asking. oners in a telephone cabin!” 1 would rather oe a tiiere ne to France, in 1.926, did he cent warm days many bulb plants and it bowls and it shrieks. It is Into that of the Oriental section, The Finns are the most omni­ "America is to noisy. It dead­ But the hairdresser does not goes than here he llec," said M. about Us status as a corpse. A- ens you with ear splitting sounds roast America altogether. He finds Marsaudon to a French military civll court restored him ro life, anl:] and perennials were discovered by lurid and violent beyond the be­ creating a theatrical unreality vorous readers in Europe, and, which makes it distinctive. like the Atheneans of Paul’s day, of rivets and hammers,’^ says M. that the women make up for some court in expressing bis satisfaction a court martial added “ one yea^J dismayed makers of flower gardens lief of Eastern newspaper readers. GU.BERT SWAN. are the liberals of their epoch.' Antoine, "I do not see how an ar­ of the sins of the men- that the latter had given him one in prispm” ■ 'J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929. BEAU BRUMMEL F.A C T S A B O tlT NO ATTRACnON CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN HOLLYWOOD By RODNEY BUTCHER. (231) State Boards and Commissions. Hollywood, Calif.— Many years Washington, Feb. 21.— “ This,” A very important adjunct of the Executive Department are the ago a merchant prince advised a remarked Congressman George boards and commissions. .\t present Connecticut has more youngster starting on a’ business Huddleston of Alabama in liie than 60 of these boards, one of tliem appointed by the governor, career who nad $25, to spend $20 course of a general conversation, some nominated by the governor and this nomination confirmed for a neat suit of clothes and take “ is the most foolish age in his­ his chances with the other five. tory.” by the Legislature, some appointed by the Legislature, some ap- That was good advice in the wicked “ I wish.” suggested your corre­ pointed by the judges of the Superior Court, and some made up 90‘s but far better advice to the spondent, “ that you would fully ex­ of the Legislators themselves, who are ex-officio members. A money-saving sale in which needs for the home and every mem­ movie actor who expects to attract plain yourself for a very large num­ the eye of the casting director. ber of readers who probably would ber of the family may be purchased at greatly reduced prices. Beau Brummel would hardly be like to know why.” The members on some of the boaids serve without pay. Others noticed on Hollywood boulevard. George Huddleston is one of receive a nominal salary, ■while the commissioners of ttie more There is an army of him and the those rare members of Congress, important departments receive salaries ranging from $4,500 to Regent never could be made the who, except in matters involving a $10,000 a year. Expenses connected with official trips of the members of the various boards are paid by the state. butt of the barbed wit of the sar­ question of good taste, is willing to I I see in the newspapers anything he ELECTRIC APPUANCES torial lord of London if he had been on the Boulevard. There are says in private. None of his votes The more important boards and officers connected wTth the too many Brummels and D'Orsays. conflict witli his beliefs. Executive Department are as follows; Insurance Commissioner, Have an Electric Home! At these exceptionally low prices on house- f This 6-Lbr Electric Iron “ The best dressed men in the “ There are.” he proceeded to Public Utilities Commission, Bank Cotnmlssioner. Highway Com­ hold labor-saving conveniences every woman can let Electricity do world will be found in Hollywood,” say.” a half dozen reasons for the missioner, State Bolfrd of Fisheries and Game, Comtnissioimr of practically all her work—rfi’om the family wash to the breakfast toast. Extra Low announced Director Alfred Santell assertion. By the reliance of this i : Labor and I’actory Inspection, Sliell-Fish Commissioners, Dairy Priced at after a tour of Europe and New age upon force, 1 mean both physi­ and Food Commissioner, Tax Commissioner, State Police De­ York. In this decision he was sec­ cal force and law. And coupled partment, State Board of Education, Board of Education of the onded by no less a critic than Vil- with that is our lack of regard for Blind, Commissioner of Agriculture, Commissioner on Domestic ma Bankv, just returned from New principle, political, economic or $2.79 Animals, Board of Pardons, State Department of Health, De­ o Be Sure to Buy One! York. otherwise. This is the day of the partment of Public M'elfare. State Tuberculosis Commission, Equal to These glittering butterflies of opportunist: the man who gets Stale Park and Forest Cominissionors, Compensation Commis- The New Electric $4.00 fashion who set a-flutter the trust­ while the getting is good. It is sioneVs, Department of Finance and Control, Commissioner of Elsewhere ______ing hearts of maidens fair from most distinctly not the day of men Motor Vehicles, State .\tliletic Commissioner. State Water Com­ of wisdom, vision and principle, for There’s more value for $2.79 than you agricultural centers, are film ac­ missioner of Aviation. ever thought possible in an electric iron. It tors. For yet successful film actor whom we have lost nearly all re­ gard. has heating element of best Nichrome wire must spend disgraceful sums of real Gyrator Washers on the finest mica, non-heating handle, tip- money to drape his manly figure. back rest, and cord of about 6 feet with Actors of no great ability and no ] “ Our present position in respect to spiritual concern as distinguished While They Are Still on Sale plug. Standard 6-pound size. Buy now fame frequently have ..s many as majority must get up on its hind at this low price. fifty suits of clothes with all the from material concern I trace legs and fight for it. It is utterly “FLYING FLEET”-IS necessary appurtenances thereto. back to the development of industry inconceivable to see how prohibi­ At Our Special A pM m m and commerce and their tremen­ Stars of first magnitude count tionists can give countenance and Mid-Winter ^ their wardrobes in three and four dous multiplication of human con­ respect and patronage to known vio­ NOVARRO’S LATEST Electric Corn Popper figures. veniences, luxuries and opportuni­ lators. Low Cash Price. w w ties for financial gain. Men have “ Prohibition is an ethical que.s- It’s always dress-up week on the amassed fortunes and the poor tion and we will not have real pro­ Opens at State Tomorrow; Gus Easy Payment Price, $86.65 At Mid-Win- have had luxuries denied to princes Boulevard. hibition until a very large percent­ Arnheim’s Band on the Vita- $8.00 Down— $6.00 Monthly ter Sale Price The ordinary actor is the Big in other times. age of people believe in it not only “ The result is that all of man’s phone. Parade on the little mile of Holly­ for others but for themselves. I Ramon Novarro, beloved of All the features of Washers costing $,50 to wood whose fame is heard around interest and attention has been di­ think that sentiment for prohibi­ $100 more— washes clothes clean in 3 to 7 verted away from the spiritual life, screen fans the world over, comes $1.49 the world. He provides the thrills tion is growing. We will never to the State Theater tomorrow and minutes— forces out grime and grease from for the visitors from all countries which embraces religion, art and have absolutely complete enforce­ politics in the purest sense, and Saturday, in one of the most thrill­ heavy work clothes— safely washes sheer fab- With 6-foot cord east of Sacramento and West of ment, for you must remember that ing film plays of his career. It is .rics. and plug. Camden. When not at work before concentrated on the material side— in some section of the country we on things that one can see, smell, “ The Flying Fleet,” Metro-Gold- the camera he chooses an ensem­ still have peonage, a modified form Splash-Proof Electric Motor It’s so easy to make good popcorn with this feel and hear. So we have elevated wyn-Mayer's contribution to the G to 8 8-Position Instant Release Safety Wringer ble from his wardrobe to suit the of slavery, even though sentiment is motion pictures on aviation and Is Electric Popper. No need to stand over weather or the time of day and to the supreme matters relating to Sheet sex, a low form of materialism, almost unanimously against it. presented with sound synchroniza­ No Center Post to Tear Clothes a hot stover or gas burner. Simply plug struts his little hour on the Boule­ “ It may take 25 years to get Capacity and to food, drink, fine clothes, tion. into any 105 to 120 volt light socket and vard. To the susceptible sister really satisfactory enforcement. But GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS the even, dry heat pops corn entirely open. from where the corn stalks grows automobiles, buildings and other I expect that a sentiment will de­ Beautiful Anita Page plays op­ things shading up to the power, In­ posite Novarro in the leading Pops half a gallon in about 5 minutes. tallest be might be one of the big velop which will put the bootlegger fluence and prestige that comes feminine role and she gives a very Made of polished blued steel. This low stars. in the same class with the nar­ price during the sale ©nly. Because of this condition many from the possession of wealth. convincing performance. Others “ Thus every human activity Is cotics vendor and cause his cus­ of the finest sartorial establish­ tomers to be regarded as addicts. I who contribute striking bits are ments in the Republic do a profit­ tainted. Even the preacher Carroll Nye, Ralph Graves, Gardner MOTHER’S PAL Electric Ironer preaches at his richest parishioners, voted against the.eighteenth amend­ able business catering to the fasti­ ment, but the sooner people make­ James, Eddie Nugent and Alfred dious tastes of motion picture preaching what they want to hear Allen. Save More Than $40 so that they will contribute and give up their minds that we have prohi­ actors. If not a star the actor is bition the better for them.” “ The Flying Fleet” was directed On This Portable Ironer determined to look like one and him a fine home and his trip to for Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer by Palestine. George Hill, who has many big At Ward’s dM!!f C d follows the advice of the 1890’s and THREE DAYS CLOSING Mid-Winter 3 > O U . O a spends four-fifths of his income on “ The professional man sells his screeen successes to his credit. talent to the highest bidder and Low Cash Place his wardrobe. Nejv York, Feb. 21— The New Two Vitaphone vaudeville acts As Santell tells it “ the film actor measures success by the size of his are also scheduled at the State for Heats quickly: operates at 1-4- fees and retainers. York Stock Exchange and the Curb must have an extensive wardrobe Excharige will be closed for three tomorrow. Both are evenly match­ cost of hand ironer; simple 1- of not only clothes, but of dressing “ The politician lends himself to ed when it comes to entertainment hand-lever control. 35 in. long, organized selfish interests so as to days after today, it was decided Easy Payment gowns, sport clothes and dinner at meetings of governing boards qualities, and should prove satisfy­ 11 in. wide, weighs 44 lbs., eas­ costumes. Instead of being flash­ hold his job and the emoluments ing in every way. ily stored and handled. Needs Price $57.45. and dignities connected therewith. late yesterday. Twin-Oven Toaster ily dressed, he is immaculately Trading wiB be suspended on Gus Arnheim and his famous no special wiring. $6.00 down, LOO monthly groomed. When out of the picture “ And so on down to the work­ Cocoanut Grove Oreliestra, a group man who scabs on a job so that he Friday, Washington’s Birthday. Priced Especially Low the star must look just as well as The boards also voted to allow the of versatile jazz artists, are to he In the Pop when at work, for he has a repu­ can ride in a second-hand car and seen and heard in the first act, get a bottle of bootleg liquor once e.xchanges to remain closed on Sat­ Mid-Winter io 5 to 120 volt tation for good dressing to up­ urday. With Sunday this makes a while May McAvoy is starred. Prices Cut on Famous Electric Cleaners Sale, at v * * »^ a * 7 current hold.” in a while.” George Huddleston is The current installmen', of State nearly 60 years old. total of ' ’uree days without activity, as offices of member firms also will News Events will complete the pro­ Unusual value at this price. Gives dou­ Well, let’s get through with this gram. MAJESTIC ble service by toasting both sides of two “ Among nations,” he continued, be closed. Overworked clerks and u j • m oTMca sartorial racket. Beginning Sunday, the State will slices at the same time. Nickel-plated. “ no reliance is now placed upon weary brokers welcomed the de­ During Mid-Winter Sale Gloves are being worn to carry cision. present George Bancroft in that 6-foot cord and plug. out the color scheme of the cos­ honor or chivalry. Even courage is sensational Paramount talking: pic­ Specially Priced at tumes. Three-quarter length no longer at a premium. Ingenuity ture, “ The Wolf of Wall Street.” in devising safe ways of killing men Green gooseberry sawflies are sleeves have brought back the eight being reared at Manchester, Eng­ button length glove. Norma is now the vogue. Fur farming is now one of the “ With its past experience one land, with a view to fuller knowl­ $36o85 $24 50 An Electric Percolator Shearer, M-G-M star, wears the edge of their life history and “ bi­ most important Industries of Can­ new gloves with afternoon gown of might suppose that this world ada. Easy Payment Price Easy PasTnent Price would long ago have abandoned en­ onomics.” black velvet with bell sleeves. The $40.45 $37.25 of Unusual gloves are black with white stitch­ tirely the practice of relying on ing on the back with white pearl force to settle its troubles. But we $3 Down, $3 Monthly $3 Down, $3 Monthly Value buttons. continue to build cruisers and to Beating, sweeping, suc­ admit that our anti-war treaties Powerful suction; sta­ tion. Motor-driven tionary brush; light, at Mid-Winter really do not mean very much. brush. Easy to use. Straw hats with fur coats. Doro- “ Among ourselves we have Pa p e s easy to use. Draws Sale Price they Sebastian, M-G-M star, has Surface and Imbedded come to put our faith in legal i out dirt, picks up fine chosen a spring / model of Navy forces. W'e are now treating pro- | dirt quickly removed. thread and lint. Balibuntl showing the tricorner hibition as a legal and political ! 30-day Trial $2.69 style achieved by a cuff drape of COLD 30-Day Trial grosgrain ribbon. question instead of as a moral ques­ Guaranteed Guaranteed 9-cup Size. Beautifully paneled body of Short moire jackets over one- tion. COMPOUND For 5 Years For 5 Years heavy aluminum Is buffed and polished to “ The prohibitionists made tw o! piece frock.s have made their ap­ a mlrror-like finUsh. The ebony handle is great original mistakes. In obtain­ non-heating and the fibre-tipped feet pro­ pearance. Josephine Dunn, M-G-.M ing passage of the prohibition laws star, stunned the blase with a tect polished surfaces. Operates from they anticipated public opinion and a Amazing Reductions on Sewing Machines any 105 to 120 volt current. Has cord of print dress of beige and apple expected the law to enforce itself green and a short moire jacket of about 6 feet with plug. Begins percolating ;in communities where sentiment very quickly. green. The ensemble was com­ was against it. Second, after en­ A 30-Day pleted with tan slippers and stock­ acting the law_s they failed to sup- ^Cold ings and a small Bangkok hat. tiort them. Many prohibitionists Trial on violate the law openly and those Harry Richmond is on his way to who do not are willing to take to any model Hollywood to make a talking and their bosoms those who do. go through the winter without any singing picture for United Artists, “ Song of Broadway.” “ If we are to have prohibition in I trouble from colds. It’s a compound this country— and T believe a ma­ ; that comes in little -white tablets. 'A Every Pat O’Malley left the pictures jority of the people want it— a Drives Away and went back to glamorous New I Take one, and that first snuffle is [/ Machine Bargain Curling Iron York to resume his work on the Thoughts o f Cold! just about the last: or several tab­ GUARANTEED stage. Now he’s in Shadowland in lets if you’ve let the cold go until Good quality,, at unusually low price. FRIGIDAIRE it’s serious. 20 YEARS a feature role all-talkie, “Night­ He thought he couldn’ t play that Green enameled handle. Length 9 1-2 stick.” Yes, they do come back— night, but the cold he’d caught that inches. 6-ft. cord. to New Y’’ork and Hollywood. Automatic Pape’s Cold Compound Is all you ■Electric Portable morning had departed. Most pro­ ask for: and the druggist charges At Mid-Winter Sale 59c SUPER OIL HEATER fessional people know what really 35c for a package, and it never ‘‘Damascus” Tread Model Machine knocks a cold in a few hours: many seems to fail for anybody. Mid-Winter Golden Oak SNOWING AT THE CAPITAL Mid- Q C Cash MAYTAG WASHER Cash Price $27.98 Cabinet Winter ^ 0 0 * ^ 0 Price Washington, Feb. 21— The capi­ This famous vibrating shuttle machine Easily carried, .takes small tal was blanketed today under the SALES AND SER\1CE does such good work. Is so quiet and easy space. Handy foot control. heaviest snowfall of the year. running that sewing is a joy. Many new Positive feed, even stitching, It began last night and this exclusive features. Accessories and set automatic bobbin winder. Greist morning was still falling. Traffic The Home Electric of Greist attachments included. Save $15 attachments and wooden cover. Electric Soldering Iron was Impeded, automobiles snowed to $20. 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SMITH, Manager 763 Main St. Phone 821 67 Pine St., 109 Spruce St. Herald Advertising Pays— Use It MANCHESTER EVENING HE ^ L D . SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1929. PAGE EIGHT immensely Increased business will YOU GIVE WENZEL $10, result in his listing In the publi<»- tion. A New Trend PROGRAM A special report just received by THEN WHAT HAPP^S? the Chamber of Commerce from the This \^ampas Star Chicago Better Business . Bureau, 11:00—Egyptian serenaders. Leading DX Stations. , Thursday, February 21. 12:00— Organist; dance music. states that Mr.. Wenzel has an office In Bathroom 499.7— W TIC, HARTFORD-600. 405.2—WSB, ATLANTA—740. Episodes In the life of George Wash­ 7:30— Salvation Army band. Chicago Better Business Bu­ at 6140 North Clark street; that he 6:30—Sea Gull dinner group. is apparently the “ whole works” iit ington wlU bo enacted by a group of 7:00—Music memory contest. 8:30—NBC tnograins (3 hrs.) reau Reports That Wenzel players of station WGT.at 9:30 Thurs­ 7:80—W E A F programs (1 hr.) 11;4.'>—Oily organ recital. From Film School .the Insurance Claim association; 8 :30— -Tone Color,” musical hour. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. Just Gets Your Money. Fixtures day night. In a dramalogue called “ The that he is also the organizer and all 9:00—W E A F programs (114 hrs.) 8:00—NBC programs (2 hrs.) Gentleman From Vlr^nia.” 10:35—Recital; dance orchestra. hands of several of the alleged in­ 10:30— Banking Institute annual ball. The styles of bathroom fixture? ■odes which are authentic, will in- 422.3— WOR. N EW AR K —710. 11:30—WJZ Slumber tnusic. I One of the latest projects for surance companies which he lists; S i d l ’ the return of the young sur- 7:00— Rutger’s University hour. 12:00—Fiorito's dance orchestra, that he is also the promoter of the 1:00—Insomnia Club liour. separating doctors, lawyers, garage change,as rapidly as those of auto­ veyor from the Shenandoah 8:00— Merrymakers musical hour. National Highway Chamber of Com­ eJ^urveying the estate Fair­ 8:30— Studio stock company. 389.4— W3BM, CHICAGO—770, men and others from $10 each, has mobiles or attire. What was mod­ fax: Christmas eve on the b^K or 9 :00—Columbia programs (2 hrs.) come to light through letters re­ merce, and several other organiza­ 9:00— Organ, piano concerto. 31:00—Lomliurdo’s dance orchestra, ern last year is antiquated now. The the Delaware: before the battle of 9:30— Soprano and tenor. ceived by local professional men tions which he represents as co-op­ Trenton, and the Inaugural scene on 10:00—Little Symphony, vocalist. 11:30—Vocal harmony frolic p i the balcony of Federal Hall. April SO. 12:00—Orciiestra, assi.sting artists. from Herbert L. Wenzel, soliciting erating with the Insurance Claim builder who is alert will follow the 11:05—Two dance orchestras. 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. association of America. In other 1789 Alfred Kreymborg. poet, lec­ 302.8—W B Z, N EW ENGLAND—990. memberships in the “ Insurance styles and trends of the plumbing turer and magazine contributor, and 9:00—Moosehcart hour, words, by a diligent search of the 7:10—Dinner music; book talk. 9:30-^Studio hub hour. Claim association.” For $10 a bio­ Mildred Alvlne Gardner, brilliant Pt^n- 7:30—Dairy Maids concert business. Ist-composer, are the ““thors of a 10:30—Dance orchestra; artists. graphical listing can be had in dictionary and various trade jour­ 8:00— W JZ programs (1 hr.) : —Studio program. nals, Mr. Wenzel has evolved a group of tone pictures to be Pre*®pt- 9:00— Bowne’s merry makers hour. 11 00 “ Insurance Claim W ho’s W ho” ed o%r the WJZ chain at 7. The 12:00—Artists; concert trio. most alluring and lmpre.ssive cir­ Let us modernize your bathroem. 9:30— W JZ concert hour. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. (whatever that is.) poems will be sung by Myndelle Fouls. 10:30—McEnelly’s dance orchestra, the Australian coloratura soprano, and 9:40—Baritone; musical melange. Mr. Wenzel signs himself vari­ cular which, when analyzed, means 348.6— W ABC, N E W YORK—860. 10;3U—Symphony orchestral music. .iust nothing at all, and to the cas­ C. Edmond Jervis, baritone. Miss 8:00—Then and now music. ously, as secretary of the Insurance Gardner, pianist, will accompany the 11:15—(Juintet; dance orchestra. Claim association of America, as ual observer, appears to be a clear 8:30—Ix)ve and heart songs. 12:00—Dream ship: dance music. Boloist.u. Listeners to Milady » Musl- 9:00—Aunt Jemima hour, Negro songs case of obtaining money — just ob­ Joseph C. Wilson slans through W JZ and associated s U - 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870. the ciiairman of the medical divi­ and stories. 8:45—Little Brown Church quartet. taining money. tlon.u at 10 o'clock can IniaiHne them­ 9:30— Studio feature hour. sion, etc., 'etc. , . selves in the oratory of E«terlmay, 9:00—Concert; minstrel men. Among other Indilcements which Any professional man In Man­ 10:00— Orchestral, male quartet 10:30—Riverside male chorus. Plumbing and Heating where Joseph Haydn spent 11:00— Musical episode, “ Brahm’s Tour the letter holds out is that several chester who has received a copy of productive years as capellmelster for 11:00—Concert orchestra, soloists. Contractor* In Germany.” 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. insurant companies, a list of this invitation to enroll at $10 each, Prince Esterhazy. In this 11:30— Two dance orchestras. selections from Haydns 454.3— W E A F , N EW YORK—600. 9:30—Minstrel show; quartet. which is enclosed with the letter, may be Interested in the report for the string quartet, harpsichord and 10:30—Concert: Amos ’n’ Andy. from the Chicago Better Business 28 Spruce St., Tel. 641 6:00—Dinner dance music. 11:15—Orchestra: adventure story. have recommended the particular Krva Gile’a soprano voice, the musi­ 7:00— Mid-week h>'mn sing. Bureau. It is on file at the Cham­ cians will revive the atmosphere of the 12:00—Two dance orchestras. doctor, lawyer or garage man for South Manchester German castle ’^^ich was famous for 7:15— Kemp's dinner orchestra. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. the local representative, and that ber of Commerce rooms. 8:00— Song shop selections. 8:00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) Us magnificence. At 7:30 will 8:30—Sentinel’s dance orchestra. introduce the Salvation Army South­ 9:00—Male Singers in Washington 10:00—Alerry ramblers; dance music. ern Territorial Staff band, and half an 12:00—Amos 'n' Andy; studio music. Birthday’s concert. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. hour later Gospel hymns will be In­ 9:30— Four contralto voices. terpreted by the First Baptist Chuich 7:30—WEAF orchestra, songs. 10:00— Musical tribute to Delibes. 9:30—WJZ concert program. choir, through WPG. and the W JZ 10:30— Rolfe’ s dance orchestra. chain will radiate a islk by Mrs. Edna 361.2—KOA, DENVER—830. 11:00— Ben Bernie’s orchestra. 9:00—NBC programs (IVa hrs.) Woolmnn Chase, famous beauty spec­ 393.5—W JZ, N EW YORK—760, THE ialist. at the same time. 10:30—Agricultural College program. 8:00—Old Man Sunshine. 299.8— WHO, DES MOINES— 1000. 6:30—Russian orchestral music. 7:30—Studio musical program. Black face type Indicates best features 7:00—"American tone pictures. 8:00—Talk by Mrs. Edna Woolman 8:00—NBC programs (4 hrs.) All programs Eastern Standard Time. 12:00—Little Symphony orche.stra. Chase, beauty apeciallst 374.8—WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. 8:30— SparkeFs dance orchestra. 8:30—Songs, piano recital. Leading East Stations. 9 :0 0 -Sevillanos and Casinelll. 9.30_Versatile Instrumental program. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. 272 6-W PG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. •)0:00—Mllady’a Musicians featuring 10:00—Orchestra: male quarteL 8:pO— Baptist Church choir. compositions of Haydn. 10:45—Organi.st: dance frolic. 8:20—Penn Hall harp ensemble. 12:00—William Doherty's orchestra. 10:30— Sixteen Singers, mixed voices. 491.5—WDAF. KANSAS CITY—610. 9 ; 3(1—Taffydils: harmony team. 11:00— Slumber music. lOil.T—Baritone-pianist; melody days. 635.4— WFI. PHILADELPHIA—560. 8:()ii—NBC programs (2 hrs.) 11-111—Supper dance music. 7;0n— Automobile club feature. 10:00—Novelty quintet; orchestra. 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 11:00—Amos 'n' Andy, comic team. ATWATER KENT 7 - IS—Topics In season. 7;on—Lula's wind ensemble. 8- 00______WEAF programs (314 11:45—Studio hrs.) varied program. g;0o—W JZ programs (1 hrs.) 491.6— W IP, P H IL A D E L P H IA ^IO . 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. 9;00—Music box entertainment. 8:30— Oppenhelni’s concert orchestra. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. 9 ;30—W JZ concert hour. 10:30—Symphony orchestra: feature. 10:00—Patterson's entertainment. 7:00— Children’s hour; roll call. 12:30—Moore's concert orchestra, 545.1_WGR. b u f f a l o — 550. 305.9-KDKA. PITTSBURGH-980. 1:00—Studio dance mu.sic. 7:00—Van Surdam's orchestra. 6:30— Dinner dance music. 333.1 —KHJ. LOS ANGELES—900. 7:30— Charley's Gypsy band. 7 :00—Concert: harmony team. 31:00—Orciiestra: songs; artists. ELECTRO S;00—W E A F programs (1V4 hre.) 8:00—W JZ programs (2 hrs.) 12:00—Dance music. 9-30— Rural comedy program. 10:00—Merry ramblers program. 379.5— KGO. OAKLAND—790. 10:00—W E.\F programs (1 hrs.) 10:30—Bestor’s dance orchestra. 10:30—Standard Symphony orchestra. 11:00—Annual Military band. 245.8— W CAE, PITTSBURGH— 1020. 11:20—"Memory Lane” hour. 12:00— Buffalo Symphonic orchestra. 6:00—Dinner concert: p i^ ist. 12'30—Three bovs; trocaderans. 333.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—900. 7:30—Book talk; Uncle Gimbee. 370.5— WCCO, MINN.. ST. PAUL—810. DYNAMIC 10:30—Band concert. 8:00—WEAF programs (2% hrs.) 8:30—Soprano, violinist; concert. 243.8— W NAC, BOSTON— 1230. 260.7— ^WHAM, ROCHESTER— 1150. 9:30—Columbia feature hour. 7:11—Amos ’n’ And.v, comic team. 7:30— Dinner dance music. 10:00—Accordion man. pianist. 7:2.'i—M.ason and Hamiln concert. 8:00—W JZ programs (1 hr.) 10:15—Theatiioal hour; orchestra. S;00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) 9:00-Twilight Instrumental trio. 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE—650, 11:]0—Two dance orchestras. 9- 30-WJZ programs (1 hr.) 8:30—WEAl-' programs (lla hrs.) 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 10:30—Buffalo band concert. 10:00—Studio musical hour. 9:00— Music Conservatory program. 11:30—Theater organ recital. 11:00—Studio dance orciiestra. 9 :30—W JZ concert hour. 379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY-790. 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. 10:00—Corkers feature program. 11:53—’rime: weather: markets. 6:00—Orehestra: Amos 'n' Andy. Her 11:00—Instrumental trio, tenor. 9:30—WJZ concert hour. .Josephine Dunn . . . one of tlie tliirleen Wampus Baby Stars. 11:30— Little Jack Little, entertainer. 6:00—Stocks, markets, farm forum. work was outstanding in “ The Singing Fool.” 6 :30—Albany dinner music. 10:00—Studio organ recital. 12:00— Vocalists, instrumentalists. 7:30—Agricultural question box. 10-.20—NBC dance music (214 nr.s.1 1 :00—Theis's dance orchestra. 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—6C0. Hollywood, Calif.—Josephine Mayer tliat the blond beauty got a 280.2—W TAM , CLEVELAND—1070. 8:00—WEAF programs (1% hrs.) 9 :30— Dramalogue, “ The Gentleman 11:00—Feature program. chance to do some real work. And Model 46 F-2^>eaker 7 :00—Dinner dance orchestra. 12:00—NBC dance music. Dunne, one of the lucky 13 girls S;0O—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) From Virginia.” she made tlie grade easily. 10:00—W E A F musical program. 277.6—WCBD. ZION—1080. chosen as Wampus Baby Stars for l():0n— Concert: Neapolitans. 8:00— Zion orchestra, double trio, Josephine’s work in A1 Jolsou's 399.8— w e X -W J R . DETROIT—750. 10:30— Band concert. 192'J, got her start in Paramount’s 11:30— 'rheater organ recital. mixed quartet. talkie success “The Singing Fool,” 10ODKL46. A .C .T C «iver.a^ 7 A. C. tube* { t w 8:00—WJZ program.^ (3 hrs.) ------« . .. Sscondary DX Stations. experimental school for actors and power tubes) and 1 rectifiring tube, l-eas tube*, $83. Secondary Eastern Stations. B,ctr0ss0s. was outsanding. But her first big 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. success was .as “ Williams Haines’ MODEL F-2. Electro-Dynainic Speaker. $34. 508.2—WEEI. BOSTON—590. 8 :00—WEAF programs (114 hrs.) But it was only after she signed 9-30—Gvpsv baion’s concert. 8:15—Farmer Rusk's talk. a contract with Metro-Goldwyii- leading lady in “ Excess Baggage." 7:00—Male quartet: pianist. 30:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 12:00—I.ato variety program. 7;.3(I_WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 410.7—CNRM, MONTREAL—730. 1:00—Comedians; Adam and Eva. O-.il)—Mr. and Mrs. Radio Skit, 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. 30:00—WEAF musical program. 7:30—Musical programs; markets. 374.8-WS.AI, CINCINNATI—800, 9:00—'Poronto studio prograni. 10:00—Studio concert. 8;0n—WE.\F programs (2',i hrs.) 33:00—Dance program; organist. 11:00—Vour hour league. ADDISON 10:30—Artists: dance orchestra. 296.9—WHN. NEW YORK—1010. 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 6 :30 -Three dance programs. 10:00—I''oature program. G irl S-00—1. B. S. A. mid-week service. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 11:00—Burnham's rliythm kings. 9 :0n—Columbia prograpis (2 hrs.) 7:3,5—Air college talks: baritone. 315.6—WRC, WASHINGTON—950. ■ 309.1 —KJR. SEATTLE—970. i A Polish resident of tliis place 31:.tro-Dynamic is the truest radio you ever 6:15 p. m.— United State Daily Percy, 5t), a negro, is dead, and A combined saxophone and bag­ News Bulletins from Washing­ Policeman Patrick Fox was prob­ February 22 at the Barnard school. heard. Commissioner Brownell was a visi­ pipe has been invented. Scientists ably fatally wounded here today, The fidelity with wlu, that you can get such a 6:30 p. m.— Sea Gull Dinner Four policemen, including Fox, Scribe. Group. ivent to the Percy apartment in re­ ttilW lU t’luxirlli .fine set in a handsome (mbinet as reasonably as 7:00 p. m,— King Perfecto Music sponse to a call that “ a man with Troop 4 this. But Atwater Kent precision big-scale pro­ The following have passed the Memory Contest under ihv di­ two guns is beating a woman.” duction lowers the cost for you—and for the rection of Emil Heimherger. Clarke Griffith says he wouldn't Percy met the offiters at the front five building tests: Mary Alice An­ EXCESS FAT drews. Helen Holmes, Doris Fynes, thousands of others who are 11:80 a. m.— IJnlted States Daily MANCHtSSlEK EVENING HEEALD, SOUTH MANCHESTEK, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929. PAGE N IN E

“ ... And So, Prince Charming: Married the OTHER Links Electricity and Gravity in advance and niuiled to atselccted^j Princess!—THE END” JEW E THIEVES MERCHANTS PLANNING suburban list on Saturday, March 9i' It will also be included io..^e reg«. ular town edition oh Tuesday, ^ FOR SPRING OPENING March 12. BUSY AGAIN IN The committee voted Ui recom­ mend to the membership, jLspecial Annual Affair Comc.s on Wed­ trade week to be held in M^y, to be known as Alerchandise Weel^i EUROPE'S CITIES nesday March 13— No Con­ test This Year. FIRE IN STA.MFOftD London.— The gang of interna­ tional jewel thieves which terror­ The committee of the Merchants Stamford, Feb. 21— A short ized Europe last sumnver are busy Division, Chamber of Commerce,! cuit in the shop of the Corn BlSeO again. A packet containing flfiy appointed to make arrangements j Electric Co.. 605 Main street, wa3 today found to be responsiWe for a thousand dollars worth of dia­ for the annual spring opening has' monds has been opened during fire that did damage estimated at transit through the mails between held several meetings and dis­ upward of $5,000 to the shpp and cussed a variety o plans. The one less damage to an automobile sales London and Tunis and coal substi­ finally adopted is similar to that tuted for the precious stones. room on one side and a moving pic­ followed in past years. The open­ ture theater on the othersTiuring Again Scctland Yard is complete­ ing will be from 7 to 9 p. in., the night. Firemen worked.several ly baffled and the master minds of VVedne.sday. March 13| for exhibi­ hours to gel the fire under control," the French Surete Generate chat­ tion only, no sales being made. and then discovered the source of ter excitedly in consternation. The matter of entertainment in the blaze in the shop’s wiring sys­ The stones were sent by a Lon- the individual stores Is left to the tem. done firm ol jewelers to their rep­ discretion of the merchants. The resentative in Tunis. The packet window dressing contest, which was | containing them was dispatched by l \sS. Get Fruit and Inspiring Tele* lly was demonstrated recently when “The police all over Europe are D. W. Griffith gave a talk from gram from President George Hollywood, Calif.— He made his constantly on the watch for the the e.xpcrimeutal short wave and E. K eith. members of this gang, whose-ac­ first appearance before the movie television station of the General :ameras way back in 1909. And yet tivities are world-wide,” said a Electric Company at Schenectady, high British police, ofidcial discuss­ Robert Eliss still looks like a young N. Y. A group of us gathered In The newly formed- employees ing the latest coup. •cading man. 1 would not guess the studio of Gilbert Lee, here, i’.ow old he is but I will say that club at the G. B. Keith Furniture “ It is very easy for members ot not only heard him but saw. him Co„ adopted the name of "Keith's Bob could pass for MO any day. at the same time. The e.vperiment such a gang to masquerade as Better Homes Club” at thefr second I got quite a shock while lunch­ was not wholly successful since postmen, railway porters or mall- ing with Bob and his wife. Vera we got only intermittent glimpses monthly meeting and banquet. It van sorters. They have unlimited Reynold.-;, iho other day when the of the director. , But it proved proved to be a most enjoyable and money at their disposal and most actor started telling of some of his what can be done as as soon as the profitable evening. Everyone, em­ of them can speak fluent French, I'.xpcrici’.ces back in 1 909 and apparatus can be perfected. ployees and members of the firm German, Italian and English. were present except George B, Many of them are known as “ flash Hollywood's famous last words: Keith, who at present Is on a west­ men” in the underworld, and stay Now in progress. Hundreds of Personal and Household necessities are Can you come back after you take- ern trip. He, neYertbeless. remem­ at the best hotels on the Riviera, offered at generous savings. It will pay you to anticipate future needs. your wife home? bered the occasion and sent a crate in Paris or in London.” of fruit and a most inspiring tele­ PTj gram. The committee in charge pre­ pared a splendid menu, consisting OFFICIALS NAMED FOlt TUBE FIRE PROBE of fruit cocktail, hearts of celery, BIG FOOTBALL MATCH. I chicken consomme, chop euey, T O ' 1IL Berkeley, Cal., Feb. 21,— Offi­ O O' O ID S I whole train crew is deserving only whipped cream cake and peaches, cials for the California-Pennsyl- ! of praise. I alone am to blame for rolls and coffee. Prank Chamber- vania football game, to be played in SmpHh '” '''’ " ',"*" f"'® '>ra"

T a g e t e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929. ■> ----- WOMEN ARE PIONEERS IN MOVEMENT '^ario -----TVev/ FOR NATIONAL GIVIC GARDENS. E BIAGK n\QtO SSCM(NBJi. Cleveland Project Is Advance in Beautification ©1929 By NEA Service* Inc. ^ ANNE AUSTIN of Cities. Farmers must be protected <» 19, of Atlanta, Georgia, practices TfflS HAS HAPPENED ^ from such erroneous informa­ law with her fathqr. An obvious “HANDSOME HARRY” BOR­ tion that Col. Charles Lindbergh comment might be something to has been secretly married to Greta the effect that various psycho­ DEN, promoter of dubious stock / “Just a minute. Jack!” Ruth cneii pcicnip- Garbo for ten years, or that the (K>mpanles, Is murdered sometime analysts are right with their deci­ torily, as liie furious young man started forvsard. Prince of Wales is taking a. spe­ sion that daughters get along best between one and four o’clock Sat­ cial course on how to eliminate with fathers, and sons •with moth­ urday afternoon. His body Is found the smell from green onions. ers. It would be interesting to Monday morning sprawled beneath That’s . what co-eds ot Ohio know if this Idea that sons and the airshaft window of his private University discovered a few weeks fathers can’t compati'jly work to­ oflace by his secretary, RUTH LES­ ago when college authorities stop­ gether is borne out by much, if TER. Wie scene of the investigation ped their selling of their annual any, evidence. Is the office of the victim. The first “scandal sheet,’I filled with such suspect questipned by POLICE DE­ startling and erroneous informa­ MARRYING SCHOOL-MAR.AI TECTIVE McMANN is MRS. BOR­ tion. They explalued that visitors A 26-year-old school teacher ot DEN, Borden’s wife and mother of at the “Farmers’ Week” conven­ Tappen, N. D., married a 17-year- his two children, who admits call­ tion were horrified. old pupil the other day. He will ing Saturday afternoon for her I -wonder if they were. Today’s continue to be supported by his monthly alimony check. farmer is considerably more so- parents until he is throrgh school. The second suspect is Ruth Les­ phistiejated than yesterday’s farm­ The school board has not yet fired ter, who admits Borden’s attempt­ er, and it Is very probable that its pupil-marrying teacher, hut it ed familiarity with her on Saturday he knows that Lindbergh and probably will. Perhaps it should, morning but denies any knowledge Garbo are unwed, even as does but It’s hard to generalize about of the crime. The eleVator boys, “the city slicker.” He needs pro­ such things: there may be indi­ .AlICKY MORAN and OTTO PFLU- tection from no one. • ^ vidual motives here that no one GER, unwillingly cast suspicior on knows. Ruth. They tell of her joining her NEEDLES AND PINS Dr. Dean F. Smiley, head fiance, .TACK HAYTVARD, ai 1:20 Did you know that handbags in of the department of hygiene and Saturday, her almost immediate re­ all their variety evolved from the preventative medicine of Cornell turn alone to the Borden suite, and silken sack or pouch which Ori­ University, says that the health of her subsequent departure with a ental ladles wore to contain their college students gradually decreases bruised lip. The next suspect is hack hair? This interesting fact, from the time they enter college Jack Hayward, whose office is just along with many others, is told in till the time they leave. He ex­ a new and unusual volume called plains thdt good health habits fos­ across tiie narrow airshaft from 458 Borden's. “Tools of Toys of Stitchery,” by tered by home living are lost with Ha;, ward explains his return to Gertrude Whiting. It traces the parental supervision removed and history of the needle from the first that student life especially fosters the seventh floor that fateful after­ Ik d SDIART ALL-DAY DRESS one of bone on through all nations noon by saying he left his and neglect to health. Pioneer workers in a movement A darling way to make a dress and all time. It would be Interesting to com­ Jtntli's matinee tickets on his desk. for the little miss of C, 8, 10 or 12 for national gardens are Mrs. Jen- pare the change in health of the Jiie K. Zwick, left, Cleveland, O., McMann strengthens the case years of age, is shown in Style No. FATHERS AND DAUGHTEILS college student between 18 and 22 against Jack by bringing in Bll.L 458. It is worn by all the smart clubwoman, and William R. Hop­ J The nation's youngest woman and the young man or -woman out­ kins, upper right, city manager of COW.IX, Jack’s friend, who tells of French and English children for attorney, Miss Irma Von Nunes, side college of the same ages. , ...... -rjrr I ( hearing Jack threaten Borden Sat­ classroom and play hours fashioned Cleveland. Below, right, is a dia­ urday morning. Cowan further tells of printed pique, monotone or gram of Cleveland's Hebrew Gar­ of calling Jack Saturday afternoon, ¥ printed linen, chambray, cotton den. of being plugged in on a busy line ' broadcloth in geometric motifs, ami of hearing Borden's voice rais- I his memory. “And yet, Hayward, i the key i\’ould not be ignored in printed sateen and novelty cotton in [ur Cleveland. Feb. 19 — Women,- you were in such a hurry to leave j court as you have chosen to ignore -YOUR- landscape architect. It lies on the etl in violent anger. PHIIvLH’S, I tweed patterns. It is sketched in banded together in a unique cul­ th-' hotel that you didn’t take time it-” upper part of a slope down which waiter, who served Jack and Ruth ; white pique printed in vivid red, tural organization, have started a the first civic rock garden in Saturday at lunciieon, is question- 1 to read the figures on your check,, There was -i flicker of admira­ with plain white pique used for movement here that may end in and started off in a rush without tion in Mc.Manii's eyes as they America is to be planted. This ed. BENNY SMITH. Borden's oRice | narrow ruffies of sleeves an 1 Peter the development of national gar­ will be part of the Hebrew Gar­ hoy, and RIT.A DUBOIS, night club j your briefcase. According to the stiulied th ' girl “When did Hay­ Pan collar. It is rather long- CHILDREN dens throughout the country. waiter’s story, you didn't have des- j ward return your key. Miss Les­ den for Avliich five acres of land »iancer ami friend of Borden’s, are j waisted, which is most becoming The first of these national gar­ have been set aside. sent for. j sert after you got back to the hotel. ter?” he asked at last, very quietly. fashion for growing girls, with at­ dens is their own, the Hebrew If, as you say, it was only 10 after | ‘The key to Borden’s office’” tached two-piece skirt with in­ Gardens, oue dedicated to the great Tlio garden itself is circular, NOW (it) OX WITH THE STORY ^ O U ue J^berts Barton within which is a -wide path laid CHAPTER XX 1 two when you returned, what was j “He did not return it, because verted plaits at front, to provide poets aud philosophers of Jewish your .lurry?” be biid never seen it or touched necessary width to hem. Pattern history. Close by this garden an­ out in the form of the si.x-pointed ‘‘Well, what about the office boy, | ©1928 by NBA Servicejne. star or “seal of David." Opposite Birdwell? Why the devil hasn't he ' “I-was not in a hurry,'' Jack con-.* it.” Ruth denied passionately. "As for this practical dress cost 15 cents There is no use inquiring if your answered, nor things explained to other is soon to be planted. This tradiciijd.. "I had a cup of coffee, | I cxiilained a while ago. the key in stamps or coin (coin is pre­ will be a German Garden, design­ four point.s of the star are granite shown up?” McMann demanded of i children ask questions — for they ^hini, becomes indifferent after pillars each with a bronze placiue his subordinate, after the waiter ' sat talking with .Miss Lester for a ' the waiter found on the floor could ferred). l^’rap coin carefully. awhile and dull of wit. When he ed along practically tlie same lines few minutes, aud left the dining not have been the office key. It was We suiggest that when you send do, of course. Very likely, if and honoring similar heroes of commemorating some noted Jew­ had been dismissed. } loses that keen natural interest ish pliilosoplier — Moses Mendels­ room at 2:25. were both un­ my apartment key, the only one for thi.s pattern you enclose 10 you have a boy, you are at your in things around him, it is seri­ Germany. “Callahan traced the Smith fami­ cents additional for a copy of our sohn. Maimonides, Benedict Spin­ ly to their new address, and has i der the impression that it was a that could have fallen out of my ous, indeed. The organization behind the Spring Fashion Magazine. It’s time trying to think up ans-wers oza and Achad Ha-Am. just phoned from the neighborhood, | 2:30 curtain and walked directly hag when 1 droitped it. He return­ for his seemiitigly witless queries. first of these projects is called the to the theater, which is four blocks ed it immediately to niy tiag, for it just filled with delightful styles, Gan Ivri League. Gan Ivri is Surrounding these pillars, aud sir.” Birdwell answered wearily. "What does th.^ lamp have a THE ANSWER at the eatranco to the garden, is from the Chester Hotel." was there when I reached the including smart ensembles, and Here is the answer to the Letter Hebreiv for Hebrew Garden. Its “The boy. Benny Smith is sick in cute designs for the kiddles. string for, Mother?” leader is Mrs. Jennie K. Zwick, a heavy planting of “cedars of bed. Callahan says the doctor has “Hinm!” McMann considen-cd. apartment Saturday evening, and “To allow the electricity to Golf puzzle on the comic page: tlie bag had not been out ot my one. of the most active clubwomen Lebanon.” typically Talestinian been there, and won’t let the boy Then, “So you were among the first come through.” SWORD. SWORE. STORE. products. Encircling the entire possession after I returned to the STARE, STARS, SEARS, SEAL.S. In Cleveland. out of the house until the middle arrivals, eh? Tlie doorman and Manchester Herald “Where from?” The idea for this series of gar­ garden will he a five-foot horn­ of the afternoon, if then.” .sher w(.uld be likely to remember talile— before -Mr. Hayward lef-; for •‘■^Vell — from a big place call­ SELLS, DELLS, DULLS, DUELS, the theater tickets.” Pattern Service dens, strangely enough, came beam hedge and in the center a “What's the matter witn the you, I suppose, and could corrobo­ ed a power plant where they make But as Hutu was coiicliiding her ■ from a man — Leo Weidenthal, fountain will rise from a circular boy?” McMann barked impatiently. rate yeur story?” As our patterns are matted it. It comes along wires to our Last year more than 11.000.000 pool. The fountain. U is expected argument in a triumphant rush editor of the Engl.sli-writleii Jew­ Birdwell coughed. "Upset stom­ Jack's hand closeo so tighlly troin New York City please al­ house.” I air mail letters were handled with­ will l)e a product of the famous of words. iior too-clear memory be­ out loss or damage to a single let­ ish Independent of Cleveland and ach, it seems. Tlie hoy was sick over Ruth's shoulder that she low five clays. “Why?” best known as sponsor of the fa­ .Tewi.sh-Italian sculi>tor, Enrico winced, hut liis voice was steady trayed her. Like a scriu> of motion <--\Vhy - - because. What ques­ ter. Glicciistein. this morning, hut insisted rn com­ Pattern No...... mous Shakespearean Garden here. as he answered: "No. we were not picture film, a scene passed beiore tions you do ask, Johu-y!” ing down to the office. Callahan lier mind'.'^ eye; Jack and be.'selt Turning the idea over to Mrs. A succession of lilies will be says, leaving the house about halT- among the’ first arrivals—in the “Is’lt wet?” Zwick. Weidenthal found in her in the bank Saturday evsning; -T. ck, Price 15 Cents planted around the pool with a past 10, At 11 be was l)ack. and theater itself, that is. There was “No-o! I guess not. No, it isn’t Fashion Plaque and her newly formed organiza­ Russian olive tree within each of waiting for tier to make her de­ wet.” seemed so sick that his mother bail a notice on one of tlie hoards in Nam6 tion an efficient method tow-ii-d the six points of the double tri­ a doctor in.” the lobby, giving curtain time, and posit, and holding her hand'ua.; fur “Why?” getting this iiroject finished witli- angle or star. In front of the her; Jack’s guilty flush when she! •^‘rm busy, Johnny. Go and get “ Benny sick!” Ruth marveled to we turned away, walking about in Size ...... in a short time. : Iinrnheani hedge and l)etween the tlie nfeignborhootl of the theater rallied him on having opene.l it: your tricycle.” The aid of City Manager Wil­ ' pillars. low growing perenniels ot herself. “Wh.\. he has the constitu­ "Peeking to see what kind of lip­ Q u estio n s Clear to Him tion of an 0x1 I wonder— ” for 10 minutes or so. ’ liam R. Hopkins was enlisted aud ; varying colors will offset the stick 1 use. darling? ” Add ress Now both of Johnny's “why’s” 7 Whatever it was she was allont ' “Really?” Mc.Mann was politely he saw immediately the wonderful I greeness of the trees and the "Haven't you remembeied some­ were perfectly lucid—to him. It prospects this had fo.. beautifica­ I hedge. to ask herself w.as cut shorj by Me- \ surprised. “With .Miss Lester suf­ was his way of wanting to be told fering from a cold, yon walked thing you'd lise to forget. Miss tion of the city. fie therefore i The rock garden tumbling Mann's next question. ain;ed at i Lest(>r?” .Mc.‘'Jann asked, almost all about It. He hadn’t the slight­ Send yciur order, to the •Pat turned over all facilities of tin* ' dowjj the Iiillside to a lower boule- Birdwell: “What ahoii Rita Du­ her ah'iut in Saturday's high wind? kindly. est Idea ot what his mother was bois? Any word from Clay?” i I'm surprised at you. Ha.fwani! " torn Deih., Maiicliestei EveniDB city to the accomplishment of this I vard in the park will he the first ''N'o! " Ruth denied. N'o, no! She talking about, but his mind had “I'es. sir. Clay has traced her to I "I was not cold any longer. I'd Herald. Manchester. Conn.’’ idea. Park Commis-sioner John of its kind in Cleveland, if not-in had told him Hie truth. It must sensed another of the wonners ot Brown has cooperated with him .America. The entire Iiillside will the hom^ of a friend of hers—a | had two or three cups of hot cof­ the b!.g world about him and im- Miss Wilhnr—Willette Wilbur. An­ fee while wailing for Mr Hay­ have iteeii tier aiiartiiient key wliicli and Mr.s. Zwick in tlesigniu.g the 1)0 developed in a naturalistic way, had fallen out of her purse and i.iediately sent out exploring an­ area aud planting the .soil, while other dancer, living with her inotli- ward!" Ruth cut in determiiicdly. with rhododendrons, azaleas and which .lack had been returning. tennae to inform itself about this lIopkiiKs himself has spent consid­ irises growing like wild flowers er at—” a.nd he consulted a mem­ “I preferred walking to sitting in new curiosity. erable time on the project. orandum for the address. a drafty theater.'’ But—why hadn't he explained down to another garden devoted then? Daib^ Health Children are Inarticulate. No Since it is only half completed, to perennials. Tills, too. will be “rhen why doesn't he bring her “I suppose you checked your "Detective Covey, sir,” Birdwell one can ask intelligent questions the Gan Ivri League i.s^ preparing the first of its kind in Cleveland. In?” MciUann demanded impa­ briefcase, Hayvard?” McMann de­ announced, and the peppy, jolly unless he knows a little of some­ a colorful oriental bazaar in which The entire project covers an tiently. manded, after a brief, measiiVing Service thing about what he is talking various departments of the city of area of five acres. Other gardens glance at Ruth. little detective swaggered into the about. The awkward, seemingly Birdwell refused to he hurried. dead man’s private office. Hints On How I’c Keep Well Cleveland, nearly all women’s or­ will cover similar areas and will “The girls are out, sir, according . Again that convulsive pressure meaningless questioning, and their "What about the cleauiii;' wo­ by World Eiiiiied Aiilborily ganizations and even some of the he developed along the same na­ to Mrs. Wilbur. She says Miss j on Ruth’s shoulder. “No, I kept “why’s” are merely their incoher­ men’s organizations are partici­ tional lines. Just as t-his garden it with me— my overcoat also.” men, Covey? ' .Mc.Mann demanded ent wav ot saying. ”l want to Dubois spent the night with her impatiently. pating. From the funds collected is designed to be typically Pales­ daughter, and that, after breakfast “Not taking any chances on the know ali about it. Please tell me liere it Is hoped the garden can be tinian. in its general design and check room girl’s ciiriosit." wore ‘Haven't been able to find either KIND DANGER IN USE OF the whole story.” this mornin.g the two girls went RADIO-ACTIVE .MATERIAL. finished. plantings, so will the rest he plan­ downtown to.getlie' to do some i you?” Mc.Mann insinuated. one of them—.Minnie Cassidy and There are two ways of learning This garden is the design of B. Betty .Miller are the names, sir.” ] ned to represent the German. Ital­ shoppin.s:. They expected to have “I don't think she would have for both old and young— one is by Ashburton Tripp, noted Cleveland ian, Greek or other natlonalitle*. Covey answered cheerfully. “The By DR, MORRIS FlShBElN. actual experience or experiment: REIGE AND TWO TONES of luncli with Mrs. Wilhnr. and men­ been interested in tlie contents— brown kid are cleverly combined tioned that they would he back by life insurance literature and lists Cassidy woman left iiome at 10 this the other is by getting knowledge morning, according to tier , daugh­ The French government commis­ from other people who know. in a modernistic design in this oue o'clock.” of prospects,” Jack answered even­ afternoon bag. The clasp is of ly. “There wis no gun in that ter, to visit some friend of h.irs in sion on occupational diseases has Older people, get the latter by “Well, I gues.- there's nothing to recently considered particularly the marcasite. do but to wait.” McMann admitted brifecase, Mc.Mann.” another part of the town, but the reading, but children have to be dangers of working with radium, Digestible Hot Breads grudgingly. “By the way. Bird- “That’s your story, and you’re daughter don't know the name, or told. X-ray an ’ similar radio-active sub­ well, Clay didn't tip off Mrs. Wil­ going to stick to it, eh?” .Mc.Mann address, and the .'ililler woman A “Queetion Iloiir” are always assured when leavened with growled. "Listen, Hayward, yoi. hasn’t been living at the address stances. I have thought that public bur that Rita was wanted by the It, is already well established Rumford. Piping hot homemade rolls, police, dill he? ’ must realize that I’ve got the goods j Coghlan, the superintendent, gave schools would do well to have a that such substances may be asso­ short period each day set aside for crisp golden corn bread or bran muffins Birdwell smiled slightly. “Not on you! Three people— the eleva-| us, for a iiio.ilh. It's a rooming tor operator, Moran; Cowan, aj house and the landlady says old ciated with severe changes in the questions. Of course the teacher round out the breakfast,—start the day welL Clay! He's watching the house and would find herself in some tight and has instructed the central tele­ friend of yours, who vould have •Mrs. Miller didn’t leave a forward­ human body. I iing address.” The first signs of overexposure positions, but such sessions could phone office to plug in any calls lied to protect you if he had dared: I “I suppose there's nothing to do are changes in the blood, in­ be conducted in the nature of an from or to the Wilhnr number on and Phillips, the .alter— have told open forum, in -which other chil­ It Nevar the phone. I’m holding down out substantially the same story; you blit to wait until they show up for cluding reduction of the large RUMFORD dren could volunteer answ'ers to here. Just in case Mrs Wilbur were in a white-hot rage against work at four this afternoon,” Mc- white blood cells and increase In The Wholesome Spoils .Maiiii growled. “All right. Bird- the small white blood ceils. Later questions. That would give op­ might try to warn the girl, you Harry Bortjen and threatened to portunity for discussions. Discus­ a Bailing know." well—what is if'” as his other sub­ tliere may be a -lermanent In­ kill him. sions are wonderful "wlt cultiva­ You Cannot E 97-10 “Good!” McMann applauded. “By your own admission you re­ ordinate again appeared in the com­ crease in the large white blood BAKING POWDER municating doorway. cells associated with enlargement tors. “Thai’s all—r.o. send Covey in to turned to youi office, where you It is amazing the amount of ac­ me. He's in 715 down the hall, you kept a gun. Your secretary says “ Dr. Nielson on the phone, sir,” of the spleen, the lymphatic Appreciate Its Birdwell answered. glands and the bone marrow. The tual knowledge children pick up know. . . ..And now. Hayward, it was still there Saturday morn­ in this ts’ay. another question, if you an spare ing, and it’s not thtre now. Cowan As Mc.Mann reached for the e.x- red blood cells diminish in num­ tension on Boden’s desk, Ruth’s ber and degenerate. A child who is constantly put Value and Quality the time.” lie called out sarcastical­ hears Borden defying your inter­ off, who never has his questions ly to the young man who stood at ference and throats over the tele­ cold right haul went involuntarily It is also well established that Until You Have one of the two front windows, his phone at 10 minutes after two. 1 to her throat. If the caliber of the overexposure to the rays may in­ oT eieafft arm about Ruth Lester's shoulders. submit that Borden came ■ to the bullet which had killed Borden jure the power of the human be­ “Yes?” Jack wheeled. window on the airshaft,. directly matched the caliber of the pistol ing to reproduce. Finally, the ef­ Seen It Demonstrated- “ You've said you and Miss Les­ opposite your own window, not missing from Jack’s desk.... fects on the skin may include in­ ter attended a matinee. Which thea­ knowing that you had been tele­ (To be Continued) flammation, burns and with re­ ter? When did the curtain go up?” phoning from your own office, that peated irritations, the develop­ ment of malignant growths. THE NEW Ruth saw the drift of the ques­ you saw him, reached for your gun ^^ashion Plaque tion before it was apparent to and shot him down before he sus­ Thus it becomes important to Jack, but there was nothing to do pected his danger; that yom then protect the worker against repeat­ but to stand quietly in the circle came to his office, opened the outer ed exposure and overexposure to of his arm as he answered: door with the key so providentially radioactive substances. The com­ “The Princess Theater. The play placed in your hands by the waiter, plete list of substances includes ■was ‘Murder.’ The curtain rose at closed the window without taking radium, radium emanation, polo­ nium, actinium, thorium, meso- 2:45.” time to notice that one of the ‘4 “ ‘Murder!’ Rather a neat co­ pigeons had already betrayed ;ou thorlum, radiothorium, thorium X, and emanations of thorium. KOHLER incidence, eh? I hope you both en­ by leaving tracks of blood outside ELECTRIC joyed the show?” the window as well as on the floor The effects are produced In the human body either by absorption The Lady of Fashion Ruth, remembering how she had inside the room; that you then WASHING MACHINE robbed the dead man’s body of the of the rays, through the inhala­ calls us regularly for her Dry Cleaning 'Work! *wept uncontrollably during the tion of the emanation, and second act because the district at­ $500 so that it would look like the through actually taking into the Just phone us and we will be Smartness and chic are matters of scrupulous cleanliness torney reminded her of her dead work of a hold-up man, or because Human body the substances them­ and daintiness. . . .one’s clothes can only be exquisite When father, did not answer except with you badly needed the money. That’s selves. glad to bring the machine to spotlessly clean. Quality w'orkmanship that will meet your It nervous flicker of her eyelashes, my case, Hayward, and if I were approval. §nd Jack’s only response was a For protection, the French su­ a prosecuting attorney I’d be will­ perior commission on occupational your home. It will do your lightening of his arm about the ing to take it to court as it is!” diseases recommends the use of Cleaning and Uyeing shoulders. "Just a minute. Jack!” Ruth rubber gloves and of forceps for work the way you want it done. Free Collection and Delivery . “Two forty-flve curtain, eh?” Mc- cried peremptorily, as the furious nandling the material; protection (lann nodded, his eyes narrowing young man, started forward. “Lis­ of the worker from the rays by |p points of steely light. “You say ten, Mr. McMann. Remember that lead plates of adequate thickness, were not in your office at 2:10 you’ve got to find someone who and regular examinations of all jrhen Cowan was plugged In on saw him In this wing of the build­ workers, including examinations A busy line after he’d called your ing after he returned to his office. of the blood. number, that you were rejoining There were cleaning w’omen and It is generally known that over­ T h e 2fiss Lester at the Chester Hotel undoubtedly other tenants on -the AN ATTRACTIVE hat is this exposure of the eyes to ultraviolet W alter B. Kohls that moment. Right?" floor, and Rita Dubois was certain­ one for the south with a chartreuse rays sets up inflammations. New ( “That's correct,” Jack retorted ly here about the time you Insist Plumbing and Heating. DOUG AN DICE ’WORKS baku crown and a. charteuse felt inventions in science, while of Harrison^Street iltrtly. that Jack was In Borden’s office. I brim of three layers With pinked Contractor INC' Phone benefit to mankind, bring as- South Manchester I McMann shuffled his notes, pre- know he wasn’t, for he couldn’t edges extending to a long right rlated hazards wlilch demand 107 Spruce St. Tel. 2656-2 1510 linding to consult them to refresh have got in, and my evidence about Bide. acientlfir. rasearcb for their control. South Manchester

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.. ' " ------' ■ ■ 1 ...... — — ' . " ' M ■■ I A . ' Matchmaker Of Garden Here’s How Our WHERE STRIBLING AND SHARKEY WILL FIGHT Cartoonist Saw MWOlPPDTVISirORS Grades Heavyweights Bristol Battle (MffWRDNNINGFDRPENNANf BY TOM STOWE The Rec-Brlatol basketball game Dempsey, Sduneliog, Winner i I. < night belpre last was chuck full o t Dirt West Hartford WiB Ba- BAHAUNO FACES thrills of every assortment- and those who have been clamoring for BOMG Favorite Des^o LocaTs of PSnlinchCliristner and more personal contact between the EORIDA BATTLER players sure got their money’s MACHINE SHOP LEAOCB. then Heeney— Gives Out worth. Win from Tliein E a i^ r m Tripping, shoving, hoIding,> and ” W. L. ON CARD TONIGHT every other means .of fouling short Monkey Wrench 9 3 His Program. of actual fistic warfare took place Calipers ...... 6 € Season; Dancing at High and there were Instances- when it Hack Saw ...... 5 7 Stilson W ren ch ...... 4 8 By DAVIS J. WAIiSH SchdoL New York, Feb. 21.— Being that TonyLeto of Tampa Also MONKEY WRENCH. the Madison Square Garden Cor­ D U m ...... 72 62 75 Klelnsrt ...... 98 90 85 poration enters the group portrait Comes With Good Record; LEAGUE STANDING -■.*1 only to pay the fighters, it stands Holland 92 94 74 to common gumption that the outfit Gibbons ...... 100 105. 87 W, L. P. becomes important only after a Said to Be Better Boxer. Peune 86 117 104 Bristol ...... 7 1 21 fight is fought. But Tom McArdte Murphy ...... • 95 117 106 Meriden ...... 6 2 18 is the man who hires them, which West Hartford e • • • B 2 15 543 585 531 makes him important before,. after Tony L?to, Italian featherweight looked as though some of -the boys Bast Hartford . • • • • 3 6 9 might put up their dukes,. Tbe un­ and always when he said- today that from Tampa, Florida, who meets CALIPERS. Manchester . . • •»• 3 5 9 fortunate humans who. -couldn’t he meant to hire the Sharkey- Bat Battalino, Hartford’s sensa­ Rubin ...... 98 100 92 Middletown ...... 0 8 0 keep their dogs out ot the way, or Roth ...... 110 104 102 Stribllng winner for the summor tional knockout specialist, in the the top-heavy lads who love to nse ’Tucker ...... 75 102 92 Still smarting from the football merely as the Sharkey-Stribling feature bout at Foot Guard hall at their elbows lor a pair ot skis, ^aid Davis ...... 82 94 86 defeat It received here last fall winner, and not as a preferred can­ Hartford,' tonight, is rated the best opponent the Hartford boy has been the penalty. Collins ...... 86 85 92 which killei its chances of winning didate for the title, one felt impell­ Bissell ...... 86 87 87 the league championship. West ed to harken fo his words. With called upon to meet. Whether that means anything, remains to be But the best and the worst of Hartford High will come to town Rickard no more, his power as the seen. Here is an air view of Flamingo I Stribling fight will be' held next 43,000 people. In the upper left of basketball have their comical mo­ 537 672 551 tomorrow night bringing along maker of Garden matches is im­ Leto came north several months Park Arena at Miami Beach, Fla„ Wednesday, The deep, octagonal the photograph is Belle Isle, where ments and there are incidents which much similar conditions. At pres­ perialistic, no less. President-elect Herbert Hoover STILSON WRENCH. ago after a series of triumphs down where the Jack* Sharkey-Young bowl, when completed, -will seat at the time are of more or less ent, West Hartford is in the thick As a matter of fact, he unwitting­ in Florida and launched out on a spent his pre-inaugural weeks. serious consequence but which a Von-Hone ...... 75 83 72 of the fight for the league title and ly ra.uked the candidates in' the victory streak that has gone to an day later cause one to sit baik and S ch aller...... 81 109 84 a defeat will permanently put them 55.1 order of their present importance even dozen, including three or four enjoy- a hearty laugh at the expense Phaneuf ...... 110 81 102 out of the running. and the Sharkey-Stribling winner knockouts. He is. rated a- better money, but Joe Jacobs and Mike Durfue ...... 94. 109 108 Manchester holds a victory over seemed to finish third. Dempsey boxer than Battalino and is a good McTigue told me about the tough Morse ...... '^9- 1®® 92 West Hartford but judging from was No. 1, Schmeling No. 2, with hitter, though not as devastating a time they had in Georgia and they Finneganu ...... 97 92- 76 the way the red and white has been the survivor of the Paulino-Chrlst- puncher as the Hartford boy. told me 1 would be a sucker to come going lately. It’ll have a bit of The prediction here is that Leto Wallace Tells About ner Branningan tomorrow night down here even if I Sot a.U the 535 580 524 trouble repeating' the stunt. The ranking fourth. Spot No. 5 tenta­ will win, if the bout goes the'-limit, dough in tbe world. HACK SAW. only other team to trim West Hart­ tively goes to Heeney, the assign­ Battalino always shaping as a “ Finally, when I hooked up with Wright ...... 74 84 76 ford was Bristol which has twice ment being permanent only if he knockout menace against any boy Carey and Dempsey, I wasn’t so Janash ...... 80 86 90 taken a fall out of Manchester. he meets. This star bout is down gets Maloney in Boston and Von Stribluig-’ McTigue Go sure and I told Mrs. Sharkey she Gustafson...... 102 99 76 Manchester has lost six straight Porat in Chicago. I judge his num­ for ten rounds and there are sev­ Schielge ...... 103 90 116 eral attractive bouts on the under­ had better stay at home with the of those concerned. The writer has games and will make its supreme ber will be 6 7-8, if he doesn’t. family. I there were any raps to be in mind Ty Holland’s stunt ot be­ Halkett ...... 100 82 127 effort to get back in winning ways. card. These are the other bouts: M cLaughlin...... 95 122 98 Von Porat still has a chance to Pancho Villa, Hartford, vs. Joe taken down there, I wanted to take coming peeved at one of Gils Win­ In view of its record of late. West declare himself in. Maloney has That Was Night Harry Ertie them by mySelf. Bnt I found out ter’s decisions and hurling the b9.ll Hartford will enter the game favor­ Zotter, New Britain, six rounds. StUKIEY PRENCIS 554 563 583 none. Godfrey? Pardon my wet Billy Coe, New Haven, vs. Vic just as soon as I got down here at him with all his tihy migbt. Win­ ed to win. The second teams of the feet. They would prefer to talk Morley, Hartford, six rounds. Made Three Separate De- that I was right with all the best ters-barely ducked in time and the two schools will play in the pre-, about something pleasant around Marino Pagoni, Springfield, vs. A t o o VICIORV people. I’ve got plenty ot dough and ball narrowly missed popping one Ilminary and dancing will he trans­ the. Garden. Gerald Emard, Holyoke, six rounds. if I went out with all my dough to of the Bristol players square on the ferred to the high school after the Some Features Chet Sawlowsky, Holyoke, *vs. cisioBS Down m Colnm- buy a rdoeption, I could not buy a beak. -■ main attraction. McArdle’s program, rapidly com­ Gunner Gordon, East Hartford, m better reception than I got here. * * • ing to a boil with the heavyweight four rounds. And I’m not talking for . publicity. But one often hears of maj.or brawls, coming down to a decision Joey Cilento, Hartford, vs. Bill hus. Bnt Refnse to Name Round; No kidding. I’d like to live down college games where players be­ Motter, Holyoke, four rounds. within the week, calls for the fol­ here and I think I will when I come incensed over some sudden lowing features; knock over this guy.” turn ot affairs, forgets himself and 'dssij9l»EBeDdl STRIBUNCASSERn The Paulino-Christner winner to EDITOR’S NOTE— This is the “ I T e d Great,” He Says. We then burst in with a ques­ get either Heeney or Von Porat in­ fourth chapter of the: story of A FEW MATTERS OP OPINION doors early in April; the winner of MURPHY-SAIDELLA Young Strlbling’s'life written tor tion. HE’UWINBYK.0. that fight to get the Sharkey-Strib­ The Herald and NEA Service. Editor’s Note— Here’s the second "If you are so ^ r e about win­ Inc., by* Milton K. Wallace of of a series of-daily stories__ from The good people of Akron were ling winner in late May or early ning this fight, name the round, aroused In civic.wrath over thq de­ June; then, the sole survivor of Macon, Ga., a lifelong friend of Miami Beach, Fla., In which Henry won’t you?” VICTORS, 99 PINS the Stribllngs. cision that gave. Jack Sharkey the this series to be dropped in with L. Farrell, NEA Service and The fight with their K. .G. Christner. Bat Sharkey Just'Yawns and Schmeling and finally the last man Herald sports writer, sizes up the Some of them were aroused to tbe left is to get Dempsey in Septem­ By MILTON K. WALLACE. coming Sharkey-Stribling fight.. ■ “ No, I won’t name any round,” extent of writing to tbe editors ber. • * • he replied. “ I don’t fight that way. does something be shouldn’t and about it. Says He Has Another Take Second Leg by 42 Pins; . Undaunted by his defeat by wouldn’t if he had more time to Dempsey? What did he know By HENRY L. F.UIRELL Some of tbe writers say-that ^ won’t One.wrathful cltisen referred to about him? Frankie Carbone, Young Stribling think before acting. Ty played a was bowling over middleweigbts hurt a fellow or try to knock him the fact that, a Cleveland writer “Nothing,” . he , said, frankly. Saidella Responsible; Su- put. I told the New York commis­ good game otherwise and so the gave his decision to Chistner ,an'd and light heavyweights in rapid Miami Beach, Fla., Feb! 21.— fans win forgive hlnl for his mo­ “ Rickard himself never knew what style when Mike McTigue, yrho had The Sharkey fellow, who always sion that once, when they had me he remarked: Dempsey was going to do. Person­ on the carpet about that Eddie mentary loss of temper. " I know this writer personally hie Loses by 149 In Match just won the light heavyweight tit;le has-been full-of mad-, is a ndost un­ • * * ■ By J.A3IES L. KILG.4LLEN ally, I believe he will fight.” from Battling Siki, decided to. tOur Huffman fight. They said 1 carried and I know that he is one big usual and tractable fellow as he The battle had been a rough and! As for Schmeling, he says the the south and pick up some ‘extra trhina for his fight with Willie him and I told them that I was fol­ league sports writer that is not on Deutscher wiU fight for the Garden change. lowing the rules of boxing and that tumble oiie from early in the first the Madison Square Garden payroll. Howard Murphy and Jack Saidel­ Stribling next Wednesday. half and it was evident that if the Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. 20 — or not at all, declaring that Mc­ Major John Paul Jones, Colum­ With a forced smile; Sharkey there wasn’t anything in the New Those boys down, east get a rake- Mahon’s contract, made through a la won their two-man bowling bus, Ga., promoter, succeeded in York rules that made a fellow punk was held to the fuse long [ ofl from the Garden and have to Young Stribling, of Macon. Ga., says: “ I feel swell with the world. predicted today that he will wiu. discountenanced manager, will not match from Charlie Kebart and getting McTigue’s signature for a Everything is great. I have tfo trou­ knock another .fellow out. Since W^rite what the management dic­ d§fense of, his title against Young tates. Say, I’ve been around myself from Jack Sharkey, of Boston. stand up, for two reasons: That it Mike Suhie last night at Conran’s bles. then all tbe fallows seem to think makes no provision for an oppo­ Stribling. and I know tbe boxing game from Mass., “ by a knockout” in their “ I’ve never been treated better that I’m not \icious. fight in Flamingo Park arena on nent, according to commission alleys. Entering the final leg lead­ McTigue and his manager, Joe top to bottom. You can’t kid me. ing by 57 pins, the Murphy-Saidella in my life. Even in Boston. I’ve “ I’m hot going after this guy the night of February 27. rule; that no i..anager can make an Jacobs, arrived at Columbus, sev-: Stribling in one round or two or Don’t worry. I’m not going to ruin combinatioa picked up 42 more to eral days before the fight. They had never been treated as I have down “ I’ ve got to win this fight, and equitable contract without consult­ three rounds. I’m just going in my eastern business connections by win the 14 game match by 99 tim­ not been there long before It was here. You know, I didn’t get mucn spilling any inside stuff. I’m going to do it.” the handsome ing the wishes of his principal. bers. attention in Boston- when that Ma­ there to fighC But, if I hurt him in young Georgian told International “ Don’t kid yourself about realized that the champion had “ But I communicated wich^some While in the first leg, it was Mur­ underestimated the ability of bis loney was the big shot around there the first round, he’s going to get News Service this • morning as he Schmeling,’’ he added, “ when he plenty, and if I get him weaving in ot my friends down east. Yes, they prepared to resume his daily work­ phy who was responsible for the 57 southern opponent. and even after I knocked his ears were gamblers. They told me after says he won’t fight under Bulow’s the first round or the second or outs at the Casino. “ It’s my big pin lead his team made, last night off they still considered me as an enough, there would be firewo.'ks. the fight that Sharkey was instruct­ management, he won’t. He is just third. I'll take" him right there; chance and I’m not going to muff it was just the opposite. Kebart Trains brought crowds of rabid outsider.^ • Although Bristol won quite handily, ed to stay on his feet and k^p stubborn enough to lay off for nosed out Murphy by nine pins and Stribling fans to Columbus. All “ To tell you what I mean: 1 “ The guys in this racket who it. I am in great shape and expect eighteen months in order to win his this doesn’t mean that they found away from Christner and be would to put up the battle of my career Saidella beat Suhie by 51. Inci­ roads brought fans by automobile. bought a big place in the Chestnut name tbe round and the punch are the. going a path of roses. The Rec get the decision anyway.” point. If I were in Bulow’s place, dentally, this makes a total of 149 The entire state turned out, and either crazy or they have a. push­ next Wednesday night.” Hill district. It cost me about two fought furiously in attempt to over­ Another citizen- who saw the fight Stribling. a modest chap of 24, 1 would sell the contract. This is pins which Suhie was beaten by In many came from surrounding hundred grands' and when the over in front of them and, as little take them and collisions between the only way he can quit a winner pounded out a letter to the editor: discusses the forthcoming fight the match, Murphy trimming him states, to seethe Georgia fighter deed was signed the fellow who as I think of this Stribling, he is players were numerous. on the deal.” beat McTigue. They fully expected “ Of course/ we all looked at the luctantly. There is nothing of a by 98 in the first seven games. made it out signed me.as Jack Shar­ not a pushover. * * * . fight through Akron glasses and • • • . bragging nature in his con>ersa- He likes Stribling in the Miami Saidella was the only one of the tt. key, Esq. Somebody saw the “ Esq.’ However, Bristol is not only Reach fight, by the way. Also, he On the morning of the fight, not at all from the samt. viewpoint tion. He is just a young, ambitinui [our to make a decent average last apd started calling me Squire, 1 “ You know, Stribling only boxed much more experienced/and older of the New York sports writers, thinks Von Porat may come over­ McTigue announced he had injured fighter who realize-, he faces a big night— 113.1. Kebart’s was 107.2. don’t mind being called Squire, bul three times in the first two weeks -but its players also have a big ad­ who I contend are^in- one way or night and that, if hooked up with the metacarpal bone of his right opportunity and is determined to Murphy’s 106 and Suhie’s 105.6. lu some of the people in the neighbor­ that he worked down here and ' 1 vantage over Mancuester in size. another subair'.ized by Madison win. Schmeling, he might give the Ger­ hand. He said the Injury was so the first two games, Kebart and hood didn’t like it. They said they boxed every afternoon. It was hot, Square Garden InteresU.” Mother’s Idea man an embarrassing evening. 1 serious'he wouldn’t be able to fight. Suhie reduced the lead to 14 pins The announcement caused a sen-, didn’t know of any fighter that was I'^cnow, but he’s from the south His mother, Mrs. Lillie S. Strib­ judged that he thought none too but their opponents tame back and he ought to be able to stand Take the hiuor,. Colonel ling. told this writer that she will well of Heeney, which was fair sation in the Georgia, city. Every­ entitled to be called an Esquire or a strong and at one time were lead­ one thought Mike was hedging; iand Squire, but I’ll show theaj. I’ ll this heat. It hasn’t been so tough NEA recently carried-a “ Blush­ be very much surprised if her son enough. It virtually carried this ing by 124 pins. This was the high­ posters were pasted on show win­ on me. I nmde my schedule so that ing Up Sports” by Werner Laufer does not flatten the Boston gob. motion by acclamation. make more dough in my racket | est anc. lowest margin the ultimate dows announcing that MclTigue had than they have and I’ll show them", the sun wouldn’t be on me strong. in which he asked why Tommy She said she is convinced her son winners had last night. “run out” of hts fight with Young that I can be called a.Squire. But he worked an hour aftet I did' L'ougbran was ignoied in the heavy­ will “ take” Sharkey just as he has Suhie Kebart Saidella Murphy Stribling. » *. • and I think, the fellow must need weight eliminations and expressed beaten the many fighters he,, has JOHN MATHER BOYS 99 124 105 88 Promoter Jones engaged one of strength or weight or something. the opinion that Loogbi*an could been battling all over the country 113 114 113 101 the best known surgeons in Colum­ “ That’s one big. reason why I ’m “ I guess neither One of us needs whip either Stribling or Sharkey. in the last year. She explained in this fight to win. 1 want that 89 119 140 102 bus to examine Mc'Tigue. The doc­ a lot of work. He’s been doing that Stan Richtmyer, for instance, looms Coi, A. P. Watts, in charge of the her son’s poor showing against 97 87 ^ 87 123 tor’s verdict was that, so far as bp dough. That’s the - reason I’m In circus of his, fighting a lot of fel­ up about a head and shoulder over regular army headquarters at Paul Berlenbach, in New York, by CONQUER HARTFORD 100 104 123 118 could see, ,the hand was in splendid this business. I wasn’t hot for tak­ lows that yoii dpuld not find in tbe most of. tbe Rec players;.. He also Marion, 111., disagreed and here’s saying that "every fighter has a 125 95 104 103 condition. ing this fight down here, though. telephone book, and I have had' a has the knack of shooting with ndh how: bad fight or two In his system.” Next Champion 118 108 109 107 “ There Is an old , injury there,” Rickard promised me plenty of couple of fights. I had that fellow arms either directly over his head “ I have been a follower of boxing the doctor said, "but the break has "I don’t want to seem to be brag­ De Kuh in Boston .and they said or even further back. . for tbe past 35 years and I have 751 792 742 healed completely. If anythingi ft ging, but I think my son will be the DeMoIay Trims Hartford is stronger than*hls other thumb,’* I didn’t look so good and then that seen every" champion, .every con­ next heavyweight champion of the 792 E ^ e- biad given a decision, and big clown Christner in New York. ■ True, some of tbe Bristol players tender and many of the would-be crowded; around the ring, yelling world,” said “ Ma” as she sat at “ And let me tell you that Swede employed tactics which got on tbe contenders. I have also been con­ the ringside while her son was Brethren 51 to 24; Bray, 1492 1534 This was all Major Jones wanted. for him to, tell, them who had won. nerves of both local players. and He called a conference with the or whatever he is was no sucker. I nected wRh. boxing -in more ways cuffing sparring partners around 1492 fans alike but it would have been than one.- yet I have never seen champion, his managerji the doctor ^Evidently. Ertie. thought -he was know something about boxing and the. ring. Her son’s, wife and Wm. the helghth of folly for tbe Rec su(,h ignorance.displayed, either in McCaWv McConkey Star. Last Night ...... ^...... 42 and several prominent ieltlzens.'. in danger of being mobbed. He was started feinting him with a left L. Stribling. the third, sat with her. “ This fight must go on,” he told hand and, instead of going away, words or writing. aA die statement Mrs. Stribling showed keen interest First Leg 57 ,pale:/4nd trembling--fronj bead to McTigue in their, presence. “ We’Ve foot. Captain Jones prawled be­ he led Into me with his right band made below tb& picture of Tommy in the proceedings, and seemed to John Mather, local chapter of advertised it for weeks and - the tween the ropesy accompanied by a and rattled my teeth every time I Loughran, pr Tommy Loogran, as be enjoying herself. Total Margin • • • • t • I 99 DeMolay, won from its Hartford crowd is here. You’ve signed a half dozen Jijr more newspaper .oien; tried to.: And I ask you, .wha't are some of the high-hat Irish would “ Did you raise your son to be a brethren, Charter Oak chapter, In a contract to figbt Stribling and there have It fighte^?” Mrs. Stribling was asked. YANKEES WIN AGAIN. and -asked, “ Well, Ertie. wbat is you going'to do with a fellow like one-sided basketball game at the is no excuse for you not fulfllllflg yoitr;decision? You’ve got to tell that? Ont He Goes Fee* First "I certainly did,” she replied, Rec. The score was 51 to 24. it.” them., something!” ’« *. * “ Tbe -statements made by the without hesitation. "Why I used McConkey, McCaw and Bray led In their second game o f the sea­ ' 'There was something in. the cool cartoonist stamp him as b41ng very to box with him myself until he son Williams’ Yankees beat the "My God!” was Brtle’s reply, "Anyway, I beat him plenty and the attack for thp winners while drawl of the southern ex-service "give metinae to think!” partisan and "Mind to tbe records was fourteen. Pa hit too hard so Landeen, Picket and Marshall were Whoopee Five by a score of 20 to man that sounded very business­ 1 -could have knocked him out iu After a few seconds more, the the first round. Dempsey could have and facts. The records show* that 'I used to pnt the gloves on with best for the Capitol City tribe. At 13. West and Dotchih did most of like to McTigue. He agreed to either Sharkey or Stribling can referee wa,ved a limp hand to­ gotten away 'vfrith it but, if 1 bad him". I always wanted W. L. to be halftime the score was'22 toll. the scoring for the Yankees and figbt. team to "rough ^em up” as tbe whip Loughran. In fact. Stribling a fighter and I hope that some day ward Stribllng’s corner and the tried, I would have been hung to The summary: Kearns for the Whoopees. At half­ crowd ’ in the ring let out a shout, crowd kept shouting. The Bristol has done It twice. I saw. him do it he will be the champion of the JOHN MATHER (51). time the score was 7 to 6 In favor Harry Ertie, who refereed the the rafters. world.” of the Whoopees. Stribling, the Georgia, schoolboy, players are not only older and tall­ once, in San Francisco and I feel 5^: B. F. T. Dempsey-Carpentler fight for the had won the world’s title from Mc­ “ Here’s the way it was. Thd bell er but a lot bigger and smarter as Mrs. Stribling Insisted that Gene The Yankees are looking for sure the next time Loughran has Bray, I f ...... 5 1 n heavyweight championship, was the Tigue! , rings for ^he first round and the big well. Barring outside; interference. the temerity to get Into the ring Tnnney. the retired - heavyweight Murphy, r f ...... 1 0 2 some games vtjth any teams in their referee. He will always- be remem­ mug was standii^ in his corner class. Call 1337-3. It would have been sheer suicide with Stribling he will be carried champion, never wanted to battle Moore, Y f ...... , 4 0 8 bered for his decision In this But the crown remained on the with bis back to'me and his hands her son. and that be ran out on a Williams’ Yankees (20) for the Rec to "start somethiiig.” out feet first. McCaw, c ...... 6 1 13 Georgia bout. Georgian’ s: head for something less on the ropes. I guess he was listen- \ "Just as a littia proof how bad figbt with Stribling in Miami three ,.-I R. West, rf . , . .3 0 6 Stribling carried the fight all the ing to somebody in his corner or Bissell, rg ...... : . 1 0 2 W. Snow, If .. than", an hour. When Ertie reached As stated yesterday, the big Loughnm really is. Let me relate years ago. McConkey, ...... 6 1 .1 0 2 way. If the champion’s right hand the hotel at- which he was stop- didn’t know what it was all ahont, Jack- Sharkey yawned when told 13 P. Tilden, c .. .2 ' 1 trouble with the Rec lay in tbe fact this story. I saw Loughran and Mar­ Smith, Ig ...... 1 0 2 5 was; troubling him, he did not pingt he announced again to news­ I’Anyway, I .conld have slugged Stribhng shad predicted he wenld McCormack, rg .0 0 0. show it. He .swung his right time tin Burke fight a very close and papermen, that his first decision him from behind and knocked bfm an uninteresting bout to a.draw in win hy a knockont. R. Dotchin, Ig . .3 0 6 after time at the dodging." weaving stood. The bout was a draw. 24 3 •51 F, Edwards, If dead. And I wanted to do It. There Chicago a little over 18 months ago. VI’II bit him so hard and so often .0 1 1 youtb. McTigue missed often. Stribling was . re-matched with that he won^t know, wbat stmek CARTER OAK (24). R. McComb, rg .0 0 0 was nothing in the rules againat it A year later Stribling knocked out , B. F. T. After the bell had Sounded end­ McTigue Irr 1924, in New Jersey. because we were to come ont fight­ him,” said the modost Mr. Sharkey. ing the tenth, and last round, Ertie The bout was a no-decision affair. Burke in 45 seconds'and repeated Pickett, rf ..... ,.. 3 0 6 ing. Dempsey could have gotten the same dose a few months ago In “ He la made to orrfer fqr me.” *yr^. 18 2 20 glanced nervously, about him and Stribling knocked down: the veteran Both Stribling and Sharkey plan- .- ^ Marshall, If ...... 4 2 10 Whoopee Five (IS) away with It, but I knew If I'dld it a minute and 15 seconds. '.andeen, c ...... 4 0 8 pointed to both corners, sfenifyiug Irish boxer,.but Mike’s craftiness ped .to reanme strenuous' training Kearns, If ...... 3 a draw, as he later, said. ’This was I would have been murdered. They "Heavyweight champions are McColm, Ig ...... 0 0 0 saved the day for him, although he tide afternoon. Both profess to be L^hn, rf •...,..«,,.l a hew wrlnblo in the rdfereeing razzed me out of the joint almost made in the ring, not in eartooni.’*^ Reed, rg . . . 0 0 0 took a real lacing from the Georgia In the pink of eohdlUon. .. Govano, c ...... 0 . business for Georgians,,who - were youngster.- ' when I came in. out in tbe open right under the Schuester, rg ...... 0 0 0 Jamroga, rg ...... o accustomed to seeing tbe band, of "But I don’t pay attention to the referee's nose. They played a reck­ At Philadelpbla«»*HeTman Wei* At Tulsa, Okla.— Tommy Lp« M. McKeever, Ig . . . 2 each raised in the cqnter of the razzing. I’m in there to get the less sort of a game fighting furi­ 11 2 24 NEXT STORY— StribUng goes on ner, Baltimore heavyweight, etop*' fan, of Philadelphia, ItjAttraght ring" when, the bout was a draw. fanions banistonuing tour, meet­ dough and I’ll get if plenty and I ously all the way against odds that ped Harry Slanghter, of Philadel­ Referee: Alphonse BogglnL 12 1 13 ohampidti of tbe -wwld; av^ioiated Manv ot them-did not realize that ing all comers. mean plenty.” were not to be denied. phia. 4. Jo* Lohxnaa. Toledq, ( ^ . - 1 0 . ' ' .• • ■- - • ' '< ' • . 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Cards of Thanks Tailorins—^Oyelns— Cleaning '24 r»= W 4pt‘ Ad Infonaatlon> BIEDING QUIET CARD OF THAJTKS natio nal h a t and ghoe Shlnlpg AUCTION Manchester Parlor, hats reblocked, cleaned, We wish in this manner to thank renovated; kid an^ satin shoes dyed Rockville any color. Expert worlc guaranteed. JN CONNECTICUT YVe -will sell at Public Auction to- all our friends and neighbors who by seUIe the Estate ' ot tbe late Kate Evening Herald word or deed offered sympathy dur­ 887 Main street. Your Ad. To 'Manion, at 20 Golway street, Man­ ing the Illness and at- the time of the Classified Advertisements death - of -Mrs. Hannah Johnson. We EXPERT TAILORING, suits made to Washington’s Birthday Celebration. DURING JANUARY chester. Friday Feb. 22. at 1:30 p. m.. AVoUld also express'OUT deep appre Na­ measure, choice of fabrics, reason­ seven rooms of household .furniture Count six averaar® able prices,' work guaranteed. Re­ Washington’s Birthday, which consistlpj^ of 3 cliatnher'sets. luga Inlttala numbors and tion of all the beautiful floral tributes. - modeling, cleaning and pressing. M. falls on Friday will be little ob- 0x12, several small' rugs, some new, count as a word and oompono H. Chapnlck, 20 BlrChl ' served in RockTille. Neither busi­ never been used, parlor suit, china words as two worda Minimum cost Is AUGUST P. JOHNSON AND Building' activity in Connecticut closet, dishes, pictures, chairs, rock­ Plica ot three lines. ^ DAUGHTER. ness nor industry will stop. The ers. .3 heating stoves, one Glenwood CALL 1419—^HA'VB your suit or dress banks and schools will- be closed. towns and- cities continued in its Cleaned, pressed, repaired for Easter. normal - winter slump throughout range, library table, refrigerator, Line rates per day for translspt In MemOriam Costs little—will ' look 4»ho new. There will be a LIncoln-Washington kiteban table, sideboard..cedar chest, Modern Dyers and Cleaners, 11 celebration m G. A. R. hall. January, the 23 communities re­ dressers. . commodes, cot ’>ed. chlf- *'***' ElffectlTO March W, l®*f . IN MEMORIAM School. • . ported in the monthly survey of the foheer. stands.- portiefs. curtallii and Cash Charae Every Mother’s Club Meeting. shades, and various other articles too 8 Consecutive Days ..| T ots » ots CUSTOM TAILORED SUIT made' to Committee on Industrial Develop­ nUme'rous to hiention. M._ry. C. Smith. 3 Consecutive Days . , 9 ots U cjs In loving memory of my father who The Every Mother’s club will measure, your ■ choice of " coloring, meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 ment of the New Haven Road is­ administratrix. passed away one ear ago today, Feb- weave, $25 up. Work guarant;,ed. suing almost two and a half mil­ 'AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE — The All orders for Irregular Ineertloas ruairy 21, 192S.- Manchester Tailor Shop, • 241 Nort)i o’clock. Mrs. Blake Smith will be above, furniture is all in first class will be charged at the Main st’reeL the speaker of the afternoon. Books lion dollars less bnilding permits condition, and will be sold wiUiout Special rates for long term every Dearest loved one we have laid than in December. With the excep­ reserve. Sale rain or shine. day advertising given upon request. You. In your peaceful grave's em­ ORDER YOUR SUIT OB tojpo.oat for and Music fof Children, will be the Ads ordered for ‘bjee or six days brace , '' Easter. Expert cleaning, dyeing. . >r topic. Refreshments -will be served tion of Hartford and New Haven, and stopped before the third or. fifth But your memory will be cherished pairing, pressings Work called for by Mrs. Fred Apel and Mrs. Regi­ which headed the list for the dav will be charged only for the ac­ Till we meet your happy face. and delivered. Diana’s Tailor Shop, 3 nald Kent, month, the volume of permits in Robert M. Reid & Son, tual number of times the ad appear- MRS. CYRUS J. BLANCHARD. Eldridge street. Tel. 1734. ed. charging at the rate ®»rned. but Clip this Blank—Write Your Ad, “Lest We Forget.’* all towns and cities was small, al­ no allowances or refunds can be -nafle Lout anO FnunO l SUITS MADE TO ORDER $25 up. A motion picture, “ Lest We For­ though in some cases exceeding fig­ Auctioneers on six time ads stopped after -the Easter comes early—order now. Print your name and address below get,” which la sponsored by tem­ ures both for December and Janu­ Cleaning and pressing. Hartford perance organizations will be shown '^^No'^’^tTil forbids"; display lines not LOST—BUNCH, OF keys from one of Tailoring Co. Nick Della Fera.*Prop., ary 1928. 20l Main St. Manchester, Conn. sold. , Cheney Brothers trucks. In vicl"lty 15 Oak street., this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Nine of the 23 communities Telephone 41. The Herald wUl not be responsible of Trotter street. Main street and 'Rockville Baptist church. The showed increases In building per­ for more than on© Incorrect tnsertloo Hartford Road. Finder please return STATE TAILORING SHOP. Clearing, meeting is open to the public and mits over their December totals, al­ of any a(3v©rt.ls©ment ordered for to Herald oflice or Cheney Brothers pressing, dyeing, repairing. Suits no charge being made. more than one time. ,Employmept Bureau. made to order. Michael Della Fera. though In most cases the gain was The Inadvertent omission of incor* Prop., 10 BIssell street, next to Commerce Chamber Meeting. slight. These places were Bristol, rect nuhllcanon of advertising will be Annoanrementa IS Western Union. The Rockville Chamber of Com­ rectified only by cancellation of the merce will meet February 26 In Hartford, Naugatuck, Norwich, charge made for the service rendered. Stamford, Torrlngton, Waterbury, STEAMSHIP TICKurrs—all parts ot Help Wanted— Female 6S and Mail to The Herald for Real the commerce phamher room, the All advertisements must conform the world. Ask- tor sailing lists and president William R. Dowding Is West Hartford and 'Wlllimantic. In style, copy and typography with ratea Phone 160-3. Robert J. Smith. anxious to have a large attendance The gains which individual towns 1009 Main street. WANTED—YOUNG WOMAN as book­ regulations enforced' by the publtsn* keeper. Must be thoroughly familiar of members as business of impor­ and cities made over their baildlng Then Comes ers and they reserve the right to ■with office detail. References re­ permit values for January 19i?8 edit, revise or reject any sopy con­ Antomoollee for Sale RESULTS tance will he taken up for discus­ sidered objectionable. quired. Tel. 2951. sion. -were , more substantial than those CI^OPINO HOI m s —ClassineO ade BRAND, NFW 1 ?9 StHdebaker Com­ WANTED—SINGLE GIRL as stenog­ Edward MUler at Hospital. made over December figures and to be published same dav must be re­ mander sedan, latest model, 1938 rapher, must have experience. Apply - OR Edward Miller of Grove . street were also slightly more general, Spring ceived bv 13 o'clock noon. P^turday8 to Cheney Brothers Employment 10;30 a- m. Studebaker Commander, Regal model underwent an operation at the ten communities recording in­ sedan, 1928 Chevrolet convertible Bureau. Rockville city hospital. Dr. Mc­ .sport cabriolet, 1928 Chevrolet lan­ creases. Those were Bristol, Dan­ S e e Telephone Your Want Ads. dau sedan, 1927 Kup C sedan, .920 Help Wauled— Mule Pherson of Hartford was in charge. bury, Hamden, Hartford, New Ha­ Ads are accepted over the telephone Chrysler model. 70 Royal Crown Mr. Milder has been suffering con­ ven, Norwalk, Stratford, Water­ at the CHAKOE KATE given above sedan. 1926 Studebaker Standard 6 Phone 664 siderable pain as a result of an as a convenience to advertisers, hut sedan.. W ANTED — BOOKKEEPER - and N bury, West Hartford and Willi- “Elizabeth Park the CASH KATES will be accepted as Buckingham's ■ Select Used Cars stenographer. Yoijhg man 'wb*' Is automobile accident on Union street mantic. FUI-L PAYMENT If paid at the busl.- 725 Main Street East Hartford ambitious to learu'a business.'Reply FOR AN AD TAKER February 11. Reports from- the Comparative figures for January “ Beantifni a« a Bose” ness office on or before the eevenih to Box G. in care ot Man. Herald. hospital state he is resting as com­ day following the first Insertion ot 1—1927 FORD SPORT ROADSTER. fortable as can be expected. 1929 and 1928 as reported by the 3-1926 FORD COUPES. .\IA.N.\GEK WANTED for Manchester Watch this development grow, each ad. otherwise the CHAKHE J B. P. O. Elks Meeting. railroad’s committee are as fol­ RATE will be collected No reaponat- 1—1926 FORD ROADSTER. store. Experience unnecessary. $750 lows: Henry street and North Elm blllty for errors in teleplioned ads 1— 1927 FORD FORDOR SEDAN. cast) deposit required on goods. $300. Rockville lodge of Elks will hold will be assumed and their accuracy 2— 1925 FORD COACHES. up monthly. Manufacturer, 333 Wanted— To Buy 68 Apartnienta, Flats. Tenements 63 its next meeting on Thursday, Feb. January January street. cannot be guaranteed. T—1925 HUPMOBILE TOURING. Dwight street, Spriiigtield, Mass. 28. This will be “ Past Exalted Several other,s at your own terms. FOR SALE—SINGLE house < t 5 City 1929 1928 ?500 down, balance on very easy J.UNK ' ■ Rulers Night.” Index of Classifications AlANCirESTEit MOTOR SALES w a n t e d —AMBITIOUS MEN, boys rooms, garage and all Improvements, Bristol .....$ 141,450 $ 54,923 terms buys a 6 room single with Up- 1069 Main St. Tel. 740 to learn the barber trade. Individual Bought at-Highest Prices extra building lot. Telephone 2963. Meeting Relief Board. Evening Herald Want Ada are now Open Eve. and Sun. iiisiruoiiun with latest uiethoUs WM. OSTRINSKY Bridgeport . . 221,735 383,340 to-date appliances, 2 car garage. -ouped according to cla.asit1ca.l ms Tel. 849. The board of relief of the town Danbury .... 65,525 61,650 tauglit. Day and night courses. FOR SALE— WASHINGTON street, of Vernon will hold its final meet­ Green section. Price ?7,250. below and for handy reference will FOK SALE—llEO .7 .passenger tour­ Tuition Very reasonable. Vaughns brand new ^Ix room Colonial. Oak Derby ...... 6,900 8.000 appear in the numerical order indU ing, Ctiandlpr sedan. 3 Keo trucks. Barber Sschool, 14 Market street, W IL L . PAY I'HD UIGHE81' cash floors lliroughout. fi-e place tile ing this evening in the office of the Eight room house, Griswold cated: Hartford, Conn. prices for, rags, paper, magazines, Greenwich . . 255,275 522,125 Brown s Garage. I’elephone 869. Cor­ old nieraL W ill also buy all kinds ot bath, large corner lot. Price right. town clerk in Memorial hall. street, may be used single or dou­ Kl rt tis ^ ner Cooper and West Center streets Terms. Call Arthur A. Knotfa. Tels- Public Salad Supper. Hamden .... 201,600 131,600 ble, lot 120x175. Price only 1*'n ga geme n t s ...... S chickena Morris IL LeesneK Tel Phona 782-2, 875 Main streeL 31 arrlages • ■ ■ • ...... C SItuutIuiia W anted— Female^ tt$t 1646. The Men’s Corner of the Metho­ H artford___ 1,182,307 581,954 $7,600. i.iea ths D FOR SALE—GOOD USED CARS dist church will hold a salad sup­ Manchester . . 37,050 28,275 Cards of Thanks ...... E FOR Sa l e —JUST OFF East Center Meriden ___ 50,007 68,975 Eight acre farm with bouse, barn In Memorlam ...... 1^ RELIABLE WOMAN would like work K<)unis Witliool nfiard 6U street, nice 6 room home, fire place, per Saturday, March 2, in the social CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. oak floors end trim. 2 ca. garage, rooms. An appetizing menu has Middletown . . ' 7,735 31,035 and poultry houses. Close in town i^st and Found 1 Center & Trotter Streets by the day or hour. Telephone 796-2 and the price is only $5,500. A n not] ncemen ts 2 Tet 1174 or 3021-2 alter 5. FOR RENT—ROOM in private family high elevation. Owner s.»ya sacrifice. been prepared and is open to the Naugutuck .. 14,000 ersonals ..j.9 for gentleman only. Apply 23 Laurel Price.,wery lo-v. Stuall amount cash, mortgages arrang.;a. Call Ar'hur A public. New Britain . 48,264 192,700 Main street location for ’ milk Antomnhilce Live Stuck— Veliii'lKa street. Automobiles tor Sale . . . '...... < 4.: Knotla. Telephone 782-2. 87f Main Men’s Guild Cnrd Party. New Haven . . 849,706 357,637 dealer, garage, battery station or a Automobiles for Exchange ..... 8 Aolo Acctissorle 'firea U FOR RENTt-LARGE pleasant, heat­ StreeL [ The Men’s Guild of St. John’s New London . 50,400 91,725 trucking business. We believe we Auto Accessories—Tires 6 ed room, centrally located.- Phone church will hold a meeting this Norwalk ___ 183,295 161,185 have a property at the right price. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... ^ BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile, FOR SALE—COW for butchering. 1G9I. Iaus fur Sa'e 73 evening at 8 o'clock. At the close Auto Schools ...... • 7-A Telephone 1674-14. Norwich .... 20,551 38,008 It will be to your interest to inquire ranging from J7 up. Kec.;arglng and jof the meeting a pinochle and pitch if you can use such a place. Autos—Ship by T r u c k ...... 9 repairing. Distributors of Prest-o- \^8nl«*«l— Koohi8— Hoard 62 FOR SALE—BUlf.DlNG lot on Wash­ Stamford . . . 270,225 622,495 Autos—For Hire ...... 9 Llte Batteries. Center Au'o Supply i'uullry aiiu 8u|i|illes 4S tournament will start and it is ex­ Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 ington street, near Main, all liii- pected a large number will be Stratford.... 289,433 69,297 Co.. 166 Cente:. Tel. 673. w a n t e d —BY YOUNG lady, room proveinents, priced to sell quickly. Motorcycles— Bicycle ...... It present. Torrlngton . . 45,917 46,475 Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 12 FOK SALE— 10 Buff. Minorca Pullets, and'board in private famll.v.' central­ This is one ot the tew close In lots NOW IS THE TIME to have your car and a Cockeral; some Mille lluer ly located. Write Box Y, in care of left at bargain prices. Ro.hert M. To Pre.sent Play. Waterbury .. 190,250 138,950 Uaalncsa and Profeaainnal Servicra checked up tor the winter season Robert j. Smith Business Services Uttered...... IS bantams. 48 Grandview street. Tele­ Herald. , Ueld & Sort. 2U1 Main street, Man­ A Ihreeract play entitled, “ A Poor West Hartford 286,680 159.862 Experienced mechanics assure you phone 769-3. chester. Phone 41 for .an appoint­ Household Services Offered ...... IS-A expert work. ment. Married Man,” will be given under West Haven . 58,000 149,580 1009 Main Building—Contracting ...... M H. A. STEPHENS A |i^riiiifiits. Flats, l’••lu«llll»n^# the auspices of the Vernon Grange Wlllimantic . 10,715 1,800 Insurance, Mortgages, Florists—Nurseries...... 16 DeSoto Sales and Service Articles for Sale 45 Funeral Directors ...... 16 Cente. & Knox. Tel. 939-2 February 27 at 8 o-’clock at Grange Wallingford . 10,360 21,627 Steamship Tickets. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 11 FOR RENT—TENEMENT on rvlf«— Niorage Ui ' and macliin'o knitting—-also rug provemente, tncludliig ' ste-im heat. Moving—^Trucking—Storage . . . . -O yarns.. Orders sent C. O. D. postage Apply at 401 Center street. Thomas F. Cahill a graduate of Painting—Papering ...... 21 paid. Write for free samples. Con­ the Rockville High school, has THE BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE: cord Worsted Jlills, Dept. 12-C, West TO RENT—5 ROOM upstairs flat, WITH U. S. TAX BOARD Professional Services leeeeeees 22 FOR RENT—LARGE GARAGE and been admitted to the freshman Repairing ...... 29 Concord, N. H. with garage. 28 Benton street, best repair shop, centrally located. Apply location In town, flat lt\ A-1 condi­ class of the University of Pennsyl­ Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 to Aaron Johnson. Phone 624. GrizelHume Toilet Goods and S erv ice...... 25 FOR SALE—REX GAS water heater, tion. Apply Rerson Furniture i oin- vania for the second term of the Wanted—Business Service...... 26 with two large lengths of- pipe, in pany. VVasUington, Feb. 21.— The Giah academic year 1928-1929. Sketches by Uessey; Synopsis by Urauehev BdaratlonnI Business Services Offeretl i:{ good condition. Teleplione 2580-J. sisters, LilliaD and Dorothy, m'ay FOR RENT—4. 5 AND 6 room rents, Kiowa Council, D. of P. will meet Courses and Classes...... 27 now register woe, anguish or what Friday evening in Red Men’s hall. Private Instruction...... 28 CHAIR CANING and Splint seating. FOR SALE—THE BOOK of knowl­ $-28 up. Apply Edward J. Holl, 865 Dan cl ng «28*A Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices edge, one volume of 20 books. Tele­ Main street. Telephone 560. have you on the flickering tilluras Carlton Clift of Orchard street Is Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 phone 2593-J ’ etween 5 and 7 p. ra. right. L. E. Basey. Sr., 595 Main FOR RENT—5 ROOM . flat, all Ini- which they have so long adorned. ill at his home, suffering with an Wanted—Instruction ...... 80 street. So. Manchester. Tel. 283l-''At. An 'appeal filed with the Board attack of appendicitis. Ffnnnrial Klm-lrlcHl Appliaiti'i ■ Radio 4M pro'veihents, on trolley line. Inquire Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ..... ' Si f7P Center street. Telephone '2979. of Tax Appeals revealed the treas­ The American Legion Auxiliary Busliiess Opportunities ...... 82 Mtiving— rriK'kliig—.AlorMue ury has demanded $61..SI3 from will sponsor a sewine class in con­ Money to Loan ...... 39 PROMPT AND EFFICIENT radio ser- {ppR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, mod­ nection with Junior Girls Week. All Money Wanted ...... 84 vice. Sets, parts and accessories. ern Impro/ements. rent reasonable. Lillian, and $7,172 from Dorothy, GENERAL TRUCKING—local and Official Willard Battery Station. Inquire Felices, 234 Oak street. Kiris from the ages of 12 and 16 Help nnil filtnattohe long distance. Prompt service—rates Phone us your troubles. Bausola all representing back taxes. Help Wanteti—Female ...... 86 reasonable. Frank V. Williams. The claim against Lillian is ivears are urged to attend. Mrs. 86 Radio and Battery Service. Tel. F(7r KENT— f o u r ROOMS modern Louise Morin will be in charge. Help Wanted—Male ...... 989-12. 2448-W. Im-provemeiils. 6-'> Starkweather St, based on a two-year contract she Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 81 Call after 6 p. iti. Mrs. John Hammond of Grove Agents Wanted ...... 3 7 - a MANCHESTER AND NEW YORK ATWATER-KENT CONSOL'E. all had with Players, Inc., which, call­ street is still at the hosnital -con­ Situations Wanted —Female . . . . 88 Motor Dispatch. Dally service .be­ FtJK KENT—5-RlhJM TENEMENT, ed for a total of $800,000 for the Situations Wanted—Male 39 electric radio $9S Installed. One used valescing after an operation. tween New' York and ilanchekter. radio and loop aerial $5. all'improvemems. Apply at hl'l Roll period. She assigned some $223.- Employment Agencies ...... 4u Call 7 or 1282. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE street. Telephoue. 1214-L - : IJve fitoek—Peta— Pualtry—Vehicles 17 Oak 'street 000 of. it away, and deducted it Doge— Birds— Pets ...... 41 PEKKETT * GLENNET. Call any- FOR r e n t —6 "KUOMS and bath, new from her Income tax payment. The Live Stockr-Vehlclee ...... 42 time. Tel. 7. l.ocal and long distance ^floors, newly decorated; steam heat FOR SALE Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 moving and trucking and freight Fuel and heed 4 »-A furnished, house In excellent condi­ treasury said she couldn’t do that. Wanted — Pets— Poultry—Stock 44 work and express. Dally express to tion. Kent reasonable. Apply G.' E. Dorothy’s case was similarly classi­ For Sale— Miseellaaeoas Hartford. FOR SALE—BEST ot hard wood $8 Willis Son.'Inc.. 2 Main streeL fied. , * Articles tor Sale ...... 46 load mixed wood $6 5U load, slabs 'Telephone 60. A Country Home Sir Patrick Hume; disguised as a peasanCmade his Boats and Accessories ...... 46 LOCAL ANli LONG distance moving, $7.00. Cash. C'iarle.s Palmer. 895-3. ’The tax experts also considered way to London and secured passage on a ship which Building Materials ...... 41 by experienced men. Public store­ FOR RENT—Fn*B ROOM flat on Pel- the sisters' expenses "necessary in took him to the Continent. His estates were now de* Dlrmonds-Watches—Jewelry .. 46 house. [.b T. Wood. 66 BIssell street. FOK SAI.E—THE FOLLOWING kinds mont 'street, doWnstairs, all iiod- business’ ’ were too high and cut at a Price You Can Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 Tel. 496. of wood sawed stove lengih, 'uiid ern Improvements and garage. In­ dared forfeit to the crown, and the family was left Fuel enJ Feed ...... 49-A under cover, chestnut hard and alab. quire 37 Delmont street. Tel. 94-5. them materially. (Jardep — Farm —Dairy Products 66 Afford to Pay. ReiiHlrtng m L. T. Wood Company, 65 Bissell 3L • without means. Grizel and her mother went to London, Household Goods ...... 6l ______• rp KENT—UUKENACKES VVads- and pleaded for support. They were granted $750 a Machinery and Tools ...... 62 FOR SALE—Ha r d w o o d stabs, worili st'reet, 6 ruuiu. flat, all modern on the old Boston Post Road run­ Musical Instruments ...... 6'3 EXPERT SAW FILING, bicycle re- sawed stove length $lu per cord D impruvements. Inquire 98 Churen ning between Bolton and Williman- *iear out of the estate. office and Store Euutpinent . . . 64 pairing. tires and parts. Work H. Whtpple. telephone 8228 evsiilntis street or telephone 1848, u NSAffiifeuch8pKaiPOTiilMlonofewPublhhw«.fTli«go«kaflCiwwMg;.C«pyr%W.1W»2^ Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 66 guaranteed, prices reasonable. Work KEYES SENTENCED tlc located Just over the Bolton Specials at the Stores ...... 66 done while you wait. Bills' Tire Re­ Ml SALE—SLAB wood,. Stove TO KENT — CENTENn Ia L apart- town line in Coventry, Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 67 pair Shop, 180 Spruce otrpet. length, fireplace wooc t to 9 dollars men'te. four room. kpartmenL Jani­ Tbe property has a commanding Wanted—to Kiiv ...... 6$ a truck toad. V Firpn. its Wells tor service, heat, gaa range, loe box view of a large section of the state. Itnoms—Hour lilt t els— Resnria BICYCLE REPAIRING, tires, parts, street. Phone 8466-W and 2634-2 Los Angeles, Calif., Feb. 21.— expert service. Complete stock of furnished- Call Manebaster Con- Main house consists of lU large, lleeluuriinls Struetton Company. 210'- or 788-2.' Asa Keyes, former district attorney Rooms Without Kitard ...... 69 Ashing tackles, musical instrumenls, Housntinid (Jnods 51 spacious rooms finished in oak and Boarders Wanted ...... 69-A prices right. J. P. Ledgard, 2 48 N< rth of Los Angeles county and promi­ cypress. All improvements in­ Country Board—Kesorts ...... 6U Main BtreeL FOK. KEN'lWll.' ROOM tenamenL nent 'In politics In Southern Cali­ Hotels-Kestauranta ...... 61 NEW MAHOGANY BED apd extra North Elm str^k't.'. Call ‘268. cluding heat. Building in excellent Wanted—Houriis—Board ...... 62 w a n t e d —a u t o owners i desiring large dresser* $79. Two baby car­ fornia for years, today was getting shape. Four fireplaces, large Iteiil Kstnte Fur Kent expert repair or welding service at riages. one nei.' $15; one used $6. his aiHairs in shape in anticipation closet space. • Apartments. Flats, Tenements . . f reasonable prices to call at The Full size brass bed 'and spring $10. Bnsiness Locatipiw for Rent 64 of imprisonment at San Quentin Business Itocaiions for Rent . . . 6.4 Oliver Welding Works, corner Pearl Walnut din.nt room set, 6 pieces, Also smaller bouse, barn and Hou.sea for Rent ...... 66 and Spruce streets. oblong table, 4 chairs. .6ei^rer'$4 . FOR RENT — DESIRABLE office .The veteran ex-offlclal and ' Ed chicken coops. Suburban foi Kent '...... 66 WATKINS FURNITURE STORE space, very attractive location. Tels'* Rosenberg were sentenced yester­ If you can afford the average 7 Summer H>vmes lor Rent ...... 67 VACUUM CLEANER-Clock, phono- 17 Oak Street phone 2162. day to serve from one to fourteen Wanted to Kent ...... 68 graph, door closer repairing. Lock room city home you can well afford Ileal Estate Fur fiale and gunsmithlng; key flttlng. FOR SALE—RECONDITIONED -elec­ years In prison. A motion for a new- Bralthtyalte, 62 Pearl street. Bonaeie for ! TV to own this attractive place and yet Apartment Buildtnga for Sale . . 69 tric washing machlrtea — parggln trial Whs denied. have the advantages and comforts Business Property for S a le ...... 7U prices, cash or terms. The*Hptne Sentencing of Ben Getzoff, a Farms and Land for Sale ...... Tt SEWING MACHINE repairing of all Electric Appliance- Corp., 749 Main FOR SALE—ON BAS'Y terma, 6 room of a real country home. The price Houses for Sale ...... *...... 7'4 makes, oils, needles and eupplles. R. street. Phone 2936. bouse ^^Ith; .cblckeA coop -eto -in third defendant, was postponed for and terms should interest you. W. Garrard, 37 Edward streeL Tel. Homestead Park.-Apply to C. D. Ixiis for S a le ...... < 73 715. two weeks after he bad filed an ap­ For further Information see Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 Musiral Inatrninente Wb(tiker at Tbe Manchester. Lumber plication for probation. Suburban for S a le ...... 26 511 Co. ' ' ■ ’J ' - . - * , 'V Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, The'trio was found guilty of 8hf Patrick was not When Sir Patrick took key flttlng. safes opened, saw filing FOR SALE—'VIGTROLA In'. perfect POR' ^ALB—7 RO.QM burigalcw., Del» R E . JUDD Wanted—Keal Estate ...... 77 and grinding. Work, called for. bflbery and conspiracy in connec­ ‘idle in the meantime. He his family to Ireland, one Anctlon— I.egnI .Votlvea condition, with 60 records. Just the mont atreet, newly, renovated. ;.ll tion with the collapse of-the Julian Auction Sales ...... 7g Ha’rold Clemson, 108 North Elm thing for summer horns. Phone modern dbnvenlenoeB. Priced right Room 6, Park Bldg., So. Manchester Joined with others in an deleter was left in Legal Nonces ...... 7t BtreeL TeL 462. 2540-J. for quick, sale. Tel. 1026 or call 470 oil fraud trials. Phone'2951' 843 Main St. Main StreeL Invasion of Scotland. 'Scotland, so Grizel alone This was defeated and braved the dangers of GAS BUGGIES—You Can’t Have Both, Viola By FRANK BECK he had to retire to Ire­ •the unhappy country to land. , rescue her. m MY STARS GOODNESS KNOWS ALEC IS NO BEAUTY,' BUT ^ WHAT A MESS r DONT WANT TO AT LEAST HES BETTER THAN I SIMPLY MUST MAKE I 'M IN . IF I OFFEND EITHER OF NOBODY, t COULD SOON KNOCK A CHOICE .. ALEC HAS ACCEPT ALEC'S THEM ...T H A T IS — THE ROUSH CORNERS OFF HlM — - TO LET HEM KNOW INVITATION FOR NOT TILL I’M — OH, BUT MR. 0RES5ER, IS SO IF I’M COMING TO SATURDAY NIGHT SURE OF ONE HANDSOME— THE TYPE I’VE ALWAYS T H E D IN N ER __ OH MR DRESSER WILL OR THE DREAMED ABOUTV— IF I WAS WHAT SHALL BE ANGRY IF 1 o t h e r ONLV SURE OF HIM._. TAKE MR. DRESSER‘S, I ' DO ? ALEC WILL BE FURIOUS I I s

Grftel was the little mother o f th e^ m lly . She t ^ them to Holland where she relieved her mother of manv of the cares of Jie household and helped in every way ) ' : i to keep the w^f of poverty from the dojr during the bleak yeai^. She had grown into a youn^ ! i L ' wornan and many handsome young men ^ g h t her '2* SI...... , ______hand in marriage. (T o Be Continuedv Vsiirt>»hw«KlSyB».W,OwBnrieh^ .

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APPER FANNY SAYS; SKIPPY By Percy L. lYiisby

i: y € € . H ou) iV 6A H A Long Fight HtfRf LIKE THaT- It OHLS STAVED Here’s your chance to grab a SWORD and take part in as many z: % ON YA HEAD ^ DUELS as you want to without > V- HacP A SECOND running the risk of getting hurt. I 86G Par is ten and one solution is on YouR another page. \ PARPON 5 w o R D x'Oi

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SENSE a»<> NONSENSE ' s p u n k y **' h a s THoOEiHt «>F A VEKY SIMPLE SCHEME , So I Don’ faeah ie> BE PtiiYTM^ 5ASoM m y *BoY,*^ WHEM THAT MOTHERS, WHO THE* MONKEY T® AMUSE PAPIES, Noisy Audiencel A QUICKY on You, MIS-r^N I LEAVE^ tLL p a y You A Holmes— Where were you last Af^E NoTA F K A IP T o TAKE I T oV e K THEMSEEVe S. TAKE i BnT D£V IS* A FEui h an dso m e B oMUS BESIDES G night? D U e: L S TlWAHClAL 08liL6AT70kiS‘ I BAS - - Y'KidoW WHAT PEOPLE * Bensqn— Over to Ward Bindloss’, I listening to some, people listen to | THE RULES To MEET, AM’ I TlfecIGHT SAY ABOUT ME ? \ ^ WELL; the radio! i 1— The idea of Letter Golf is to m a y b e Ybo cam Pay m e d a t THEY -2AY, " WH EM change one word to another and do T saJO D o U A S v4E T ( 2a k JSA c TED> t a k e HooPlE o w e s You FLving ResiJonsibility. it in par, a given number of strokes. Lady— “ You say your mother is Thus to change COW to HEN, in OM, w h e r e a s I WAS To DO MOMEY, i t 's a g il t ED6ED ill today?’ ’ three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, IMVESTMEMr / 'EY Johnny— “ Yessum, sumptin’ the HEN. HE UP SHIRTS, KEEP matter with her throat.” 2— You change only one letter VoUR CAPPET-SWEEPERS THE w a y JXSoM, -- Vou'DE Lady— “ Well, that’s too bad. She at a time. A SPECIALIST AM^ EXPERT was well when I visited her yester­ 2— You must have a complete s Mim e d / MOW EP You day.” word of common usage, fof each CAM paV m e Al l , o r p a r t , oM SPOTS, WHAT’LL Johnny— "Huh, it’s your fault jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ t a k e GRAVY, am' ketchup then. Ma said you always give her tions don’t count. I CAM SooTPe 4— The order of letters cannot be a pain in the neck.” DAT \aJolV a t OFF A VEST? — I WomY changed. \ TfeUST IT To A DRY A Manchester man has moved in­ One solution is printed on the MAH DOOR / to his new home. He and his wife comic page. CLEAWER had lived there about two weeks when one day he inquired, “ Dear, hasn’t the la ndry come, yet? I See America First. need some new shirts.” “ How was (he scenery on your “My dear,” she^ replied, “I trip?” haven’t seen your la idry. Where “ It ran largely to tooth paste and did you put it?” smoking tobacco.” “ Right here, down the laundry chute,” he answered. Mrs. Gleeson (at concert): She “ That isn’t the laundry chute.” has quite a large repertoire, hasn’t she exclaimed. “ It’s the incinera­ she?” .* tor!” Mr. Gleeson: Yes, that dress makes it look all the worse. ^ A K 6 Don’t you just hate to see a girl who smokes cigarettes gesture with By broadcasting over the radio THE it like a good Rotarian does after a Seattle man got his missiug wife his after-dinner cigar. back. I print this merely as a warning t*’' some of our local STAUD- Boss— I am glad to note, Mr. deserted husbands not to get too OFF Podsnap, that . you are getting to near to the radio. . e x p e a r the office on time now. Do you get up earlier?” Tell me how much time you de­ Podsnap— No. I have been leav­ vote to self-betterment and I will tell your fortune without cost or l i k ing my auto at home and walking etS Z a. BY NEA SERVICe. INC to work. obligation and without looking at the palm of your hand. - (^Fontaine Fox. 19^9. The B?l! Syndicate. Inc ) /IE6. U S. PAT OFT t ‘Z-Zl- If she works for $15.00 a week, ‘.hat’s Industry; if she keeps house ■Whenever a. man drives up in a lor nothing, that’s romance. cloud of dust and tells you that the modern fashions in women’s clothes WASHINGTON TUBBS 11 Framed! By Crane Example of futility: Trying to be are nonsensical, ask him w’hat modest while getting into a rumble would happen if the hoopskirt tried A seat. to get into a rumble seat. 'RAT* Vou PlD DOT WELL, BUDDIE, HERE'S on ?u?^Posel' V1REP.E /v\E ^n' VOU 61VES A CLASS'! EXHlBlF \on OF Trf MNMl'/ M?T OP SELF DEFENCE,

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(READ I'HK !4'rORy, THEN CUlAm I'HE FIUTUUE) SALESMAN SAM No Harm Done By Sma( The Tinies hung on to the rope • Man,” said Scouty. “ Now let’s try and Scouty cried, *‘At last there's I and find those Trouble Tots real hope. All we need do is work to­ quick. We’ll catch them, and then Bow s FOR. QUICK V4OBK,0OSS? \ AW.OHeeKUPl \ CUTTHROUOH *W' FIELD O H , Y o u Du m b c lo w m I Y a o o t V W A T S N<)»ooY*l l b e Passim ' t h is ward shore, and drop down on the spank them good, just as, no doubt, OUT tn ”TW COUNTR.S, PFSTeo UP "TWFT DlCr AH' we'Re a l m o s t TO TH ’ sicxM Bo a r d — “OC SlOM A L U t w i s t e d AROUHD! TM’ ^ VW« FOR A COUPLE OP sand. The Sea Man’s helped us once they, know we should. 'Twill teach P'D, AM’ HER6. 1 AM DftCK, A6AIM - WAtT*Lu we. Orer THeRe. BeeoRe. V a PeopLe WON'T B 6. A B te .T A m o n t h s V again. He's very hand>«* now and them all they shouldn’t play anoth­ FALUOFF». R E A D I T I then. Come on, nov., follow me and er funny trick.” you’Re ooiM' FiMe\ we’ll move fast, hand over hand.” They scampered up a nearby, hill. o u e s s I'LL w o e .o t ir Along the rope they worked their Then Coppy whispered, “ Wlat! Be VUTH w a am* sec. how r l o o k s way, and M’ster Sea Man yelled still. 1 see the Tots all standing in S ubtract (T ’. “Hurray! Your troubles seem all the valley down below. Let’s sneak AOCO- over, ’cause you’ll shortly be on up quick. Don’t make a noise. P 3 shore.” Then, as they droppeu oown We’ll sure surprise those naughty 4 on the sand, each Tiny shook their boys.” But, as the Tinies draw up good friend's hand. “ Run up and near the Tots all shouted, “ Oh!” down the beach,” said he, “ and dry And then they ran up to a bird. your clothes once more.” The next thing that the 'rinies • The Tinymites " replied. “ All heard was merry shouts of laugh­ right.” Xnd with the tld sun shin­ ter, as the ,Tols ’rose toward the ing bright, it wasn’t long till they sky. Their quick escape was •very were dry and feeling very good. The neat. They merely grabbed the big Sea Man then said, “ 1 must go, and bird’s feet, and as the bird wlng-r I just want you all to know. I’d like ed out of sight the Tots all yelled, i to take you all along. I only wish I “ Good-bye.” could.” • •• Into the stream he quickly ran. (The Tinjmiltes return to their “ Well, w611, there goes the old Sea regular size, in the next story). D

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, S^E'IX)IIBTEEN' M m trhfatFr 1£tint!tm Hm tOt

. COMBINED CONCERT HOME SERVICE EXPERT JOHN CONLON RETURNS 1 Jhk9 lc6s of BodthoTen Gleo Clab, S d ot Glee d u b and Assisttog Artlsta JOINS ELECTRIC CO. HOME FROM HOSPITAL At _____ gfWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH Mrs. Marion Rowe of New Local Milk Dealer Loses Left 4 TUESDAY, FEB. 26 Foot When Gangrene Sets Admission 75c. Britain Now Permanent Em­ j A I ---- , ploye at Local Display In. u m o d e r n -o l d f a s h io n Rooms. After a confinement of almost two months In the Memorial hos­ Mrs. Marlon Rowe, formerly in pital, John Conlon, well known lo­ the employ of Landers, Frary & M/{ NCHEST£R • CONN - Dancing Tonight cal milk dealer, returned to his Clark of New Britain, in their home service department, is now perma­ home at 24 Trotter street last at the RAINBOW nently with the Manchester Electric night. , STORE OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY company at their Main street store. Mr. Conlon went to the hospital Bill Waddell’s Orchestra Mrs. Rowe has had extensive experi­ when gangrene developed in his left ence with the “ Universal” line of foot from an irritation on the big electrical appliances* many of which toe. It was finally necessary to am­ WHIST-DANCE are on pale at the Electric com­ putate the leg three inches below pany’s branch here, and vill be the knee. FRIDAY EVE’G. FEB. 22 happy at all times to acquaint pros­ He will not be able to be about pective customers with the merits again for at least two months, ii Pure rood fair Manchester Green School of the new electric cooking ranges was said at his home this morning. 6 Prizes! Refreshments! and everything else electrical. Mr. Conlon is feeling fairly well This afternoon Mrs. Rowe has and is able to come down stairs 3-Plece Orch.— 85 cents. Celebrating TTie been demonstrating the advantages and lie down on the couch there. of the Corona waffle lion and dis­ "When his condition is sufllcient- tributing reclpe.hooks. The cooking ly Improved, Mr. Conlon plans to T ti about TOWN demonstratloQ will be continued continue active work in the milk this evening, and the housewives business with which he has been who are down town shopping David Hadden of Birch street, associated for seven years. Loss of should make it a point to drop in, his leg will naturally handicap him •who twice attempted to end his life get acquainted with Mrs. Rowe and hy taking gas Monday, was dis­ to a great extent, but he believes he Anniversary Sale sample the waffles, i charged from the Memorial hospital will be able to at least drive the milk truck. yesterday afternoon. MISS MARSH INTERESTS Miss Ellen O. Johnson of 29 Clinton street, has left fo ra two CHENEY CLUB’S ANNUAL ■weeks visit with relatives in VOTERS LEAGUE HERE Cleveland, O. LADIES’ PARTY TONIGHT Hale’s Famous “Self-Serve” Stores * » • A rehearial of the combined G Miss Beatrice H. Marsh, execu­ Clef Glee club and the Beethoven tive secretary of the Hartford Get-Together Members Plan to Glee club will be held at the Swed­ League of Women Voters, and edi­ ish Lutheran church this evening at tor of the Woman’s Voters’ Bulle­ Entertain 300 at Yearly Che­ Sate Lasts Th tc c Days Only— Tonighty Friday, Saturday 7:30 in preparation for the concert tin, gave an abl® talk on Legisla­ ney Hall Affair. which both musical organizations tive measures before the members ■will give Tuesday evening of next of the Manchester League-Tuesday Tonight will be the occasion of week at the Swedish Lutheran evening at the home of Mrs. Elbert Cheney Brothers’ Get Together church. Miss Alice ^rickson, violin­ •Shelton of Chestnut street. Miss Club’s seventeenth annual Ladies’ FRIDAY ONLY! Marsh in addition to her other Night which will be held at Cheney ist of Worcester, Mass., will be the Finest American assisting artist. duties makes it a point to attend Hall. Expectations are that about E leven practically every session of the 300 persons will attend. Friends of the following former present legislature, and is there­ The program will open at 6:30 Manchester men will be glad to fore well qualified to speak on the when a roast turkey dinner will be Demonstrations hear of their promotion; Edward varioqs bills in which the league served by Chef Urbano J. Osano Granulated Sugar Bergeron has been appointed as a whole is interested. assisted by a corps of waiters. The at the chandizing manager of the W®ii- The bill regarding the jury ser­ menu consists of fruit cocktail, ster-Southbridge Gas and Electric vice for women, which comes up for roast turkey with cranberry sauce, 5 n » . company, for the Webster division, hearing March 20, was one of those peas, giblet sauce, mashed potatoes, celery, olives, pickles, rolls coffee and Everett Oldham of the South- discussed. Already 21 states of the union have adopted it. Other meas­ and strawberry shortcake. ore In sanitary cloth bags— free from dirt and dust. bridge division: Raymond Carrier The entertainment committee an­ Oak S treet St has been appointed supervisor of ures that the league is interested in have to do with child welfare and nounces that a “ Midnight Revue” district representatives. will be presented by the Girls’ Ath­ The following pure food products will be demon­ the care and training of handicap­ strated at the Oak Street Self-Serve tonight, tomorrow ped children. Miss Marsh said that letic Association under the direc­ Mary Bushnell auxiliary. U. S. W. tion of Miss Emily Kissman. Those and Saturday: SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY 39 towns in the s^te are conduct­ * « V. will have a birthday social at the who take part in the stage presen­ meeting March 6, when it is ing special schools and classes for tation are as follows; Rufus. Helen Sunbeam Canned Goods. these backward, under-privileged planned to entertain the husbands Cubherly; Rastus, Helen Bodreau: Silver Lane Pickles. of the members, and Ward Cheney^ children. She also described what Topsy. Nan Taggart; Sambo. Clara bar |C( Tent comrades and wives. An oyster | the state is doing at the Mansfield Hale’s Famous Morning Luxury Coffee. Ivory Soap Jackmore: .Temina, Mary Volkert; Oriental “ Show You” Products. supper will be served at i o clock Training school, and answered a Mandy Anna Curran: three black medium size. Limit 3 bars to a customer. and a musical entertainment with number of questions put to her by crows, Helen Gustafson, Eva Arm­ Armour’s Star Ham and Bacon. games will follow. Mrs. Jere the women present. strong, Nellie Ha.ggart; Eliza, Krumm’s Macaroni and Spaghettis Sunbeam Fancy Green Maher, chairman,, will be assisted Irene Brennan; Dinah. Emily Pil- Good Luck Pie Filling and Pie Crust. by Josie Keating and Miss Hazel Babies show fear at two things lard; Mose, Marie Filiere and Lulu, Jenney. only— sudden movement or sud­ Helen Frederickson. Campfire Marshmallows- Medium den noise. Royal Gelatin Desserts Asp^agus Tips and Large can 2 9 c ■ Miss Doris McPherson is ill at National Biscuit Cookies her home on Center street. Battle Creek Health Foods. Sunbeam Strawberry, Pineapple, Raspberry and Peach Dr. Elbert Shelton, clierhist for Cheney Brothers, gave a talk be­ fore the boys of the Hi-Y cluD at WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Demonstration Hours Center church Tuesday evening, Pure Preserves ib. jar 2 3 c and answered questions bF the boys Thursday night until nine o'clock. Friday from on the general subject of chemistry. i’ttDeral £)irector^ nine to six o’clock, Saturday from nine to nine o’clock. White House and Maxwell House The Brownies will meet at Cen­ ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS ter Congreigational hhurch as usual tomorrow at 3:30. It will be a CHAPEL AT ,11 OAK ST. C o ffe e ______lb. can 4 7 c Washington’s birthday meeting. V 600 Jars Sunbeam Fresh Made Robert K-Anderson P hone 5 0 0 Demonstration at the ' I More than 30 attended the bene­ o r 2&37-W fit card party for the Women of Funeral Director Mooseheart Legion, held at the Park Street Selt"Serve Mgyomiaise _ _ 5_£-2 ©*. jar lOc home of Mrs. Delphis St. John on Center street. Winners of first Gold Medal and Pillsbury’s Best awards'were Miss • Veronica Hast­ ings and Otto Custer, second. Miss J ello Margaret Sadrosinski and Albert Yost and consolation. Mrs. Cath­ 3 pkgs. F lou r 24 1*2 Ib. bag 95c erine Montie and William Brunelle. The committee server sandwiches i rUONEt and cheese, cake and coffee. Sing­ Fancy Canned Fruit and Vegetables ing and dancing followed cards. David Hamm's Sumter’s The Cyp club, of Center church Fi\-e fresh fruit SWEET PEAS, can ...... 17c SPINACH, 2 No. 2 cans ...... 25e have arranged with Dr. Sidney A. f / 3 cans 50c Green Weston, editor of the Congrega­ GOOD. THINGS TO EAT flavors. Free with tional Publishing society to speak evei*y dozen pack­ David Hamm’s LIMA BEANS, 2 No. 2 cw is ...... 29c at the Sunday evening meeting and SPEAKING OF THINGS ages, a strong shop­ WHITE CORN, ca n ...... 19c sunbeam Fancy Tree-Kipenene 9S\r Sunbeam Fancy have scarcely ceased to squirm. The dressed and D,?ld ...... BARTLETT PEARS. No. 2 1-2 can . 3^ filet haddock still savor of the sea; the haddock H ^ e s Stomach Trouble Can filets, smoked, are just as good as can be. That SWEETWRINKLEDPEAS, can ...22c ^ , a cans si.oo dainty small aristocrat, the sweet and toothsome 3 p k g s . 2 i « . 3 cans 63c Be Successfully smelt; the honest, faithful, flakey cod that in your Free! A jumping rope for a David Hamm’s YELLOW CLING PEACHES, mouth will melt. The luscious scallop, opened girl, a lasso for a boy and a strong GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, can ------23c No. 2 1-2 can ...... 21c clams, Rowe’s Oysters, solid pack— these leave, for shopping bag. 3 cans 63c ' (SUced and halves) 3 cans 60c Treated by Lenten Friday meal, no slightest, smallest lack. ______a______Call up two thousand and tell us your needs; t Chiropractic. we’ll see that you get ’em in time for your “ feeds.” Scottish Chief Sliced PINEHURST OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW * M eat S pecials Hawaiian Pineapple no. can 22c 2 3 cans 65c Dr; M. H. Squires for * Selwitz Block, Phone 487-2 1 lb. Fresh Beef Liver 1 lb. Sugar Cured Bacon LENTEN SPECIALS SOAPS&POWDERS (Sliced) Namco Fdncy Crab Meat, c a n ...... 31c • SO* Star Naptha Powder, Ig. pkg 17c ihe n^nvdto 3 c w s OOc Repu|)lic Tuna Fish, can ...... 19c Star Naptha Powder, F n j t i s 8 cans 33c 3 sm .p k gs...... 10c DEVELOPED AND likes to putter 1 lb. Fresh Hamburg Steak Ocean Bloom Large Shrimp, can ...... 19 c Rinso, Ig. pkg...... 18c PRINTED ^ \ 3 cans bSc 2 lbs. Lean Lamb Stew Lux, Ig. pkg...... 21c 24 HOUR SERVICE 3M® Curtis Fancy White Tuna Fish, can .. . 23c Film Deposit Box at aioanawiflibi^ 8 cans 65c Camay Toilet Soap, 4 cakes 25c Store Entrance Fancy Large Shrimp, ja r ...... 29c When'^you want 'a "piece of ^ - . 3 Jars 85c P & G Soap, 6 b a rs...... 24c KEBfP'S lumber “just so,” let us fur- Pork and BeeC Ground nish it. You’ll be l^uilding a 2 1-2 lbs. 5 0 e Miscellanddus S p ells bouse some day, and we want* Snnbeam ^ to make you acquainted ■with Fresh Mackerel lb. 14® Chili Sauce, bottle ...... 25c Peanut Butter, lb. jar .... . ^25c f our quality and service now. Don’t hesitate to ‘ ‘bother Sqnbe^ i . / WANTED! US w ith a little order.” Just tell us what you need and Seediess Raisins, 3 pkgs. .. .25c Cigarettes, carton , ______$1.13 That you shall know we are put- Fresh God Steak lb. 17® (IS bunce package) (all kinds) ppy on regular 50.c O’SulllTan. ■we’ll ^ you u p ., We’ve lots of friends, but not enough Boodrlch and Goodyear Rubber Sonbeatn ^ ! to suit us. Santa Clara Valley Heels for ' SWIFT DEMONSTRATION Pure Vanilla, bottle ...... 23c A free demonstration of Swift’s high grade meat pro­ (12 ofiiipe bottle) Prunes, 2 lbs...... 21c 25c W . 6. 6LENNEY CO. ducts. • ■ ■ SAM’SrUL’YES SPECIALS ON SALE AT BOTH OUR PARE AND OAK STREET STORES St., Johnson Block Coal, Lumber and Masons’ Supplies Sdnth Mandiarter _ Allen Fiace, Fhone 126, Manchester