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SUiU' VOL. X U ., NO. 165. Classified Advertising on Page 10. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927. (TWBL^ fti; PRICE THREE CENTS^i SINGLE BOARD PLEA ^ SOLDIERS SEARCH SAMPANS MADE BY TRUMBULL OF STATE ARE " I' ■ GIVM FUNDS 'V. TOWN IS WIPED OUT Wants Three Departments HIS MESSAGE Under Single Control; State Senate Favors Reports SUICIDE LEFT Few of 800 Residents of Texas Comnnuiity Escape h - Urges Better Accounting On $543,000 — Both jury— Twister Came Withoot W arning-^y Three In His Message. Houses Listen to Gover .PROOF HE D e Out of 400 Boildings Left Standmg ^ Relief Trains nor s Message. OF LOVE WRECK Hartford, Conn., April 13.— Gov Speeding to Rescue— Eyewitness’s Story. ernor John H. Trumbull today ap peared before a joint session of the Hartford, Conn., April 13.— Rock Springs, Texas, April 13.— handful of uninjured men to starl State Legislature here to voice a New construction appropriations Young BeDucci Wrote Note The number of dead, left in the the rescue work. plea for cousolidation of the state amounting to $543,357 were rec- “ Luckily the theater was closeri wake of the tornado that last night board of control, state board of ommended for five state depart or else the death toll would have to Former Fiancee and to virtually wiped out this little town been much larger. llnance, and the state commission ments and Institutions by the ap of 800 souls, was estimated rough “ Using candles and oil-soaked on state Institutions into a single propriations committee In the Sen His Parents; Had Brood ly at 125 today. Pew residents of rags to work by, the debris was at department, headed by a commis ate here today. The appropriations tacked with axe's, crowbars, any the town escaped uninjured. sioner or finance and control. are as follows: thing we could get our hands on. Governor Trumbull also urged Newington Home for Crippled ed as* He Worked. Rescue workers, who struggled “ The first bodies recovered were those of a four* and a six-year-old tliat action be taken toward givln.g children, $300,000. valiantly through the night, have the state an up-to-date method of recovered 61 bodies and adminls- girl, their arms around each other. , ■ State Llbrai'}', $12,000. Then the bodies of the mother and ? | governmental accounting, covering These one-oared sampans look innocent enough but they hide many That Italo Belluccl, 25, of 12 tered first aid to more than 150 Repairs at New London state seriously injured who were drag father were recovered. all its departments. snipers. In today’s news from Shanghai these boats were used exten Cottage street, committed suicide The Message. pier, $25,000. sively by the Radicals. ged from the debris. Their only “ The rescue work was slow as sometime late Monday by drowning the debris was piled high and the The complete message follows: Meriden School for Boys, $118r light was improvised flares of oil- j “ Mr. President, Mr. Speaker, Gov. John H. Trumbull himself at the Globe Hollow reser spaked rags. tornado had ent a swath more' 000. than a mile wide. ZMembers of the General Assem- voir because of a shattered love-af With the coming of dawn rescue State prison, $88,357. work was speeded up. The town is “ The death toll will exceed bl\: raents and agencies, stands second AVIATORS STILL UP fair with a girl in New Jersey to 100.” "When I last had the privilege Governor Trumbull sent to the 100 CHINAMEN ' a mass of ruins. Of 400 buildings to none in the United States. When whom he had been engaged for that were standing last night at | of addressing your honorable body, a governmental agency proves suc Senate the following judgeship the work of the present General several months, was proved beyond eight o’clock when the twister RED CROSS TO RESCUE cessful in the conduct of affairs, the nominations: George W. Wheeler, St. Louis, Mo., April 13.— A re Assembly had only commenced. END OF 27 HOURS came, all but three were razed. reason is not wholly to be found in of Bridgeport, to be chief justice of any doubt yesterday with the find lief train In charge of S. A. Shaw, Your session is now drawing to a the Supreme Court of Errors; John AREKDIEDIN No Warning the scope of powers conferred upon ing by police of a brief farewell Red Cross disaster worker at San close and your label's arc all but W. Banks, of Bridgeport, to be an The storm struck without warn It by law, or even in the capacity message to his former sweetheart ing. Antonio, Texas, was speeding on completed. I cannot forbear tak or honesty of the men who formu associate justice of the Supreme scribbled In pencil and left In the ing tlie opportunity of congratulat Court and judge of the Superior Relief parties frOm the little its way today to the Tornado- late Its policies, but rather In the Trying to Break World’s SHANWRIOT pocket of his outer coat which was town of Hackberry and nearby swept area of Rock Springs to ing you, not only upon the notable Court; Isaac Wolfe, of New Haven, efficiency of its Internal organiza found hanging on a tree near the ranches were the first'to reach the bring out the more seriously injur results of the session, but upon the tion, in the skill with which de and Christopher L. Avery, of Gro lake. manner in which they have been ton. to be judges of the Superior Record For Sustained destroyed village. ’They worked ed, according to word received partment heads adjust the various The message, the contents r.f throughout the night, hampered by here. The train left from San accomplished. The people of Con- parts of the business machine, and Court. All nominations are for ne,^ticut cannot but review the final eight years. Frequent Clashes Between M’hlch were not revealed by the the Inky darkness. Antonio. the ability they show In putting the police, told Elvira Berta, who lives jiroduct of your deliberations with Business Susiiended Flight— Half Gas Left. The Injured were treated by sur In advance of this train, fifteen right employees In the right place. at 322 Fourth Street, Union City, geons from the United States Vet fecllitgs of entire satisfaction. It The regular husine*8 of the Leg doctors and thirty nurses had been And therefore Irrespective of any Soldiers and Guerillas; New Jersey, that he still loved her erans’ hospital at KernJ’llle who reflects a thoughtful and compre construction or Interpretation that islature was suspended temporarily dispatched to administer first-aid to hensive study of the vital needs of despite the quarrel they had had worked by the light of improvised Ike injured. may have been placed on any re at noon to permit a joint oonven- New York, April 13.— Despite torches. the state and an intelligent re tion of the two Houses to hear the but that she would be sorry they Reports received by William marks of mine, I now reiterate that m urky' skies which carried a Over 100,000 Are Now had parted. The death-dealing twister swept sponse to them. Tlie session has Connecticut has at the head of her special message from the governor. Baxter, Jr., assistant to the vice shown a policy of real progresslv'e- threat of rain, aviators Bert Acos Was Ver>' Popular in from the south. According to re departments, institutions, and agen Both Houses were to resume busi ports; it left a number of dead and chairman of the national organiza ness and at the “?vmo time been true cies, men and women who have ness after the joint session. ta and Clarence D. Chamberlain, On Strike. Young Belluccl, who wq5_^aee§4=- tion here, varied as to the number ingly popular among tb«>Z-RaU{M heavy iftfoperty damage at Del Rio, to our traditional distaste for fads been loyal to the rust Imposed up A resolution expressing the sym- who are attempting to break the soiTfh of here. dead, ranging from fifty to 125. and untried experiments. But it people here, also left two other on them, conscientious in the dis patliy of the Senate for Joseph world’s record for sustained flight, Amid the crashing and ripping of i.s oven with more pride that the Mullin, dean of legislative newspa notes, one of them to his parents. TOW N ISOLATED charge of their duties, and ever "were still up In their Bellanac mon Shanghai, April 13.— Na buildings as they fell before the state will view the spirit in which zealous of the state's welfare; the permen, who is 111 at his home, The other was: “Whosoever finds twister, citizens darted for storm Camp Wood, Texas, April id.— all this h&s been done. A feeling was adopted on the motion of Sen oplane at 12:30 o’clock this after- tionalist machine-gun squads this, please notify Mr. and Mrs. high standards to which we have ^noon, twenty-seven hours af cellars. Many of them lost their Rock Springs, little farming and of harmony in thought and actio.’i attained can be in a large measure ator Edwin N. Allen of Hartford. 0|>ened fire on n mob of 12,000 Dominick Belluccl”— his father race as about twenty bodies were sheep raising community center has been not the least of the note Mr. Mullin has covered sessions of ter they took to the air from and step-mother. attributed to them. Roosevelt field. in the Commercial Press libra found pinned beneath doorway thirty miles west of here, was com worthy characteristics of this ses the Legislature for thirty years. Last night and all day today, the “ It is not inconsistent with this The aviators hope to stay up for ries com|K)iiiid this afternoon timbers. pletely Isolated from the outside sion and it has not been tlie con- Bills from the House calendar Belluccl heme was crowded with feeling that I should wish to keep fifty hours. The world record for and it Is reiKU'ted that 280 Few in Streets world today following the disas pord born of subservience to any today were: friends who came to offer their Only a few people were on Main trous tornado that struck there particular Individual, or to any pre- pace with the most modern methods Limiting shad fishing in the sustained flight, established by Chinese were kille X .V- a p a g e w T ^ ^rANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1927. SUICIDE LEFT A PROOF wwit, tq'know what the commodity kANCHBSTER GRANGERS , ^ TOBACCO MEN CONm iDATION PLEA or service is coding, how much FIND $13,000 IN m s V IS IT 'IN NBWINGTOJI Local Stocks N. Y. Stocks cash has been paid on the obliga ------■ - •• HE DIED OF LOVE WRECK tion and how much still Is owing. (FnrnMhed by Putnam & Co.) IS MADE BY TRUMRULL You want to get clear answers to ON THREE PRISONERS Eleven persons repre^nted Man HAVE PROBLEM these questions promptly. Consol Chester Grange at the big ^‘Neigh bors” night meeting of Newingtoi Dank Stocks. High Low 2 p. m. (Continued from Puge 1) idated statements of financial con ,t Gulf W I . 34% (Continued from Page 1) Grange last night.•The Granger) Bid 34% 341% ditions and operations can be pro Asked Am Beet Sug . 22 duced and published from which Police Think They Have Men gathered 655 strong In the New City Bk and Trust . .'625 675 22 22 Union City, N. J., asking whether Om Sug Ref . 84% 83% 84% IN 1927 CROP It Is possible to get all the informa Who Stole $70,000, Worth In ington Grange hall. The goal set Conn River Banking .500 Bellucci had gone there. Word came to the matters I hive mentioned was to have the largest neighbor) First Natl-Htfd...... 245 Am T ic T . . .167% 166 167% back that he had left there Sunday can be made a,vallable. In fact I tion that is needed for the devel W est. Anaconda . . . 47% 46% 47% opment of sound financial plans to night of all Granges in-the state Htfd-Aetna Natl . . . . 450 night on the 6 o’clock train. When respectfully recommend that you Of the 60 odd Granges Invite) V Htfd-Conn Tr Co ...6 0 0 .'Vm Smelt . . . . 149 % 148% 149 morning came and still Bellucci had enact legislation to provide for a carry out the legislative Intent. New York, April 13.— Theft of Amer Loc . . . 109 % Change In Market Needs Improved Organization more than - 50 ■were represented Land Mtg & T itle ... 59 103 109% not come home, the family became merger of these two boards and to close to $70,000 in French and Ital The High Priest'of Demeter W. M Am Car Fndy.102 102 102 thoroughly alarmed. They recalled “ Similarly the organization and ian bonds in the middle west is be Htfd Morris Plan B'kl25 give them certain additional facili machinery for expenditure super Gardner of Westfield, Mass., wai Phoenix St B’k Tr ..400 Atcjiison ....1 8 1 % 180% 181 that Italo had told them he had ties for furtl^er consideration of lieved by police to have been clear Balt & Ohic,.116% broken with his sweetheart, to Brings Growers In U. S. vision should receive attention. present and made a speech. Five oi Park St T ru st...... 460 116% 116% certain phases of ohr administra ed today by the arrest of three al the state officers were also In at Beth St B .. 53 V!j % 5 < V.! whom die had been engaged for sev-, Carefully planned administrative leged International crooks with Riverside Trust ....4 5 0 tion with particular reference to Its procedures to control the incur tendance. At the close of the for U S Security...... 45^ Ciilll Cop 37',4 36% 3: % eral months, and that she had re New Demands. financial aspects and to those func $13,000 worth of the bonds in Con Gas N y. 99 turned the diamond ring he had giv ring of obligations, Insure the pre- mal program there was time foi Bonds. 2 8 % 9 < % tions that apply alike to all de their possession. sociability and the entertaininj Col Fuel !•< n. 78% 75% 78% en her when she came to Manches audit, and proving of all claims, From a letter found in the East Conn Pow 5 .. 99Vj 101 ter to visit. partments and Institutions for prevent wastes and leaks of all Grange served Ice cream and caki dies & Ohio. 169 168% 169 - which the state should adopt a uni rooms of one of the prisoners, de Htfd.,& Conn West Gs 95 Cruc St ...... 92% Washington, April 13.— Ameri kinds, and disclose opportunities to the great throng. > Hart E L 7 % . \. . . . 325 92 92 Coat First Clue. form policy and the best practise tectives hinted that the bond thefts 330 Can Pac . . . . 183% can tobacco growers are facing >. for improvements need to be pro Conn 1 /T 5Vjs .■■;>. 109 183% 183% So Gambi went to police head that can be devised. formed part of a scheme to finance What this country needs is nol 110% number of difficult problems due vided. Specially designed expen Conn L P 7s . . . . ‘'..,117 119 Dodge A 66. . 19% 19% 19% quarters early in the morning and a new trial for Sacco and VanzettI, fewer prohibition Jokes—but bet Erie ...... '54 53% 53% asked assistance. He had a picture to rapid changes that have taken Board of Control diture reports should be required Conn L P 4K ...... 98 99 *‘I have in mind such things as under sentence of death in Massa ter. \ Gen Elec . . . . 92 % 89% 92% of Bellucci and gave the police a place in market requirements, the from all operating units. They chusetts. Brld Hyd 5s‘ ...... 103% 105 accounting, cost finding and re should constitute an integral part Insurance Stocks. Gen Mot ....1 8 4 % 182% 183% description of the missing man. The Department of Agriculture an The prisoners are Philip Paone, Gt North pfd. 87 86% 86% police, however, had no starting nounced today. porting, long range planning, prop of the machinery of expenditure .•\etna L i f e ...... 565 575 erty control, and the like. Among control. No less important are 36, of Philadelphia; Anthony Rus Aetna Insurance ....5 0 0 111 Central . . 129 129 129 point from which to work and so “ For several years there has so, 40, and Dandola De Gregorus. Girls L o v e 510 Kenn Cop . . . 62% nothing happened until John Kem- the facilities that the new board, the measures for maintaining a Aetna Casualty Sur..710 760 62% 62% been a tendency, both at home and 31, both of New York. Inspira Cop . . 18% 18% 18% pls of 224 Charter Oak street, came which might well be called the current check on all revenues. It to see a nose that isn’t shiny— met A utom obile...... 220 240 abroad, for cigarette consumption should be noted also that It is now The bonds in the possession of Lou & Nash . 138% 137% 138% to the police station shortly after board of control and finance, do— everybody does. Your skin wil Conn General ...... 1520 1550 to outrun the consumption of cigar, should have are the services of a generally accepted that a clear dis the prisoners were said to have always look like a peach If you us< Le Valley . . . 121 120 120% noon bringing with him a shabby been obtained from two Toledo, Htfd Steam Boiler ..620 650 jacket which his father, Thomas pape, chewing and snuff tobacco,” full-time, adequately paid adminis tinction should be made between- that new wonderful French Pfticesi Hartford Fire ...... 500 510 ^larine pr . . . . 41 % 41% 41% tobacco experts of the Department the bookkeeper and the auditor. Ohio, banking firms on forged cer Motor Whl .. 24% 24% 24% Kempls, an employee of Rogers Pa trative officer, whom we may call Face Powder called MELLO-GLO, Phoenix ...... 525 535 said in an official report. the commissioner of control and Bookkeeping is one functoin, aud tifications of checks. which stays on so long. Very PuD Nor West . . . . 181 180% 181 per Manufacturing Company, had The three were arrested at a Travelers ...... 1150 IIGO found while passing by the reser “ This tendency, which Is expect finance, to do the detail work ne iting another, and on close study — prevents large pores— keeps th) Public Utility Stocks. Natl Lead . . . 192 191% 192 and examination it will be seen Mulberry street bank, after their Nor Pacific . . 86 % voir. ed to Continue, has produced sharp cessary to carry out the board’s skin young and beautiful. Get MEL Conn Pr C o ...... S45 85% 86% program. that the kind of continuous in activities had been checked for sev LO-GLO today. J. W. Hale Co.—« N Y Central . . 149 % 148% 149 Chief Gordon and Sergeant Bar contrasts In the position o f various eral days. Conn L P 7% ...... 114 groups of tobacco producers. Grow dependent auditing that Is needed adv. N Y N H & H. 52% 52% 52% ron went to Globe Hollow. Deputy “ It cannot be expected that pub cannot be secured from those offi Conn L P 8% ...... 120 ers of the lighter tobacco suitable lic officers serving ex-offlclo and Conn Elec Ser pfd . . 69 Pan Am Pet . . 58 58 58 Fire Warden Charles L. Griffith, cers who are responsible for book Htfd Gas pfd ...... 53% Pennsyl .... 61 % 61% 61% foreman of'the outside laborer sec for clgorette manufacture are sell all carrying responsibilities In con keeping and accounting functions. nection with :helr regular func Hart Gas com ...... 87 People Gas . . 138 % 138 138 tion of Cheney Brothers was called ing their output at good prices on “ In the matter of long range Hart E L ...... 377 Pierce Arr . . . 18 % 18 18% and obtained a boat. After a short an expanding market, while the tions, or that Citizens who ara giv planning of capital expenditures we ing their time fer little or no co.ii- S N E T e l ...... 157 Press S t ...... 65 63 % 64% search they saw the body of Bel- growers of dark fired and dark air- could provide for the needs for new Manufacturing Stocks. Rep Ir & St . . 72 70% 71 luci lying on its back tin about five cured types of tobacco seem com pensatlon as a patriotic service to construction of any kind over' a their state, ptu-uld engage in the Acme Wire . . , ...... 10 Reading ....111% 111 111% feet of water about fourteen feet pelled to^educe their production.” period of years and the conversion RIALTO Am H ardw are...... 8 3 Chi R Is & Pa 92% 91% 92% from shore. The body was brought Foreign Markets detail. tiniH-c )>.. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERi^LD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL l 3, 18ZT. P A G E T H £ ^ ' perjury charges*aa a bath^duM or BRIGHT FUTURE COMMiJNITY SINGERS' m i x GEMMED STICKPIN FIRE T A L L M T IE . ^ 6 NEW FIRE ALARM CARROLL TO GET JOB 7 derly. , ■ ' , ■ .V ' Rockville “We don’t have much in ttte wtiy FOR GOLF FANS ONTO H. A. NETTLETON BOXES ARE LOCATED IN JAIL BATH HOUSE of girl shows here In''Atlanta pei^ CAUSE MUCH MIRTH WITH A YEAR AGO Itentiary,” Warden John l^.vSnoof Hey, hey! It looks like a today informed Int'eraatioi^^Neica black bottom and a green Service, “and'it looks to me7 lil^ ARRANGE PLANS springtime and a rosy season for Old Associates Honor Former South End Also to Have More “He’s Had Some Experience giving Earl a job as ofdefly in thjs folks who can trek out uuder the Superintendent of Trolley H}rdrants in the Near Fu . In Bathing L|nesi” Says bath house would be.-.Ahe.n . ne;^ homelike thing to do. j blue and get in the pink of con Club’s First Minstrel Effort Lines Here* Twelve in Twelve Days at ture. ' Warden. dition bn the golf links. And “He’s bad some experin'^ce ip FOR SENIORS’ TRIP bathing lines, I see, by the'P.a,per8.|.’ speaking of colors, there’s a Pleases Audience at Hard- Leonard Leeberg, in behalf of Beginning of Each ApriL The locations of six new fire sparkling little golf feature on the former associates of Supt. alarm boxes which will be Installed Atlanta, Ga., April 13.— In line Carroll, who afchlevCd ^natloi;^ the Sports Page today— and Henry A. Nettleton, until last year within the South Manchester Fire with -the usual practice of giving wide notoriety a little ,‘more than every day from now on— in The ing School Hall. superintendent of the Manchester Is Doal Record. District have been decided on and prisoners employment in the .de a year ago when he staged a. bath Evening Herald. It is called tub affair at an after dinner sParty, High School Students Leave lines of the Connecticut Company, the boxes will be placed in position “ Golfers You Have Met.” partment for which they seem best is scheduled to arrive, with 18 otlfe------. J presented Mr. Nettleton with a dia in a short'time, it was said todayi mond ctlckpln yesterday afternoon fitted, Earl Carroll, New York er federal prisoners in a specie^ Rockville April 23— Mrs. The Community Club staged their On April 12 of last year the The plans of the department call ■producer, probably will begin, his prison car from New Yortt ^at 5 at the Hartford office of the com also for the, installation of a num street, spent the week-end in New first minstrel show and dance last pany. South Manchester Fire department sentence of a year and a day. on p. m. today. ' ' 7 - ^ 7 ^ York City. evening at Harding school to a had answered 12 alarms, one for ber of new hydrants in the near Fleisher Dies. future but their locations have not . \ Mrs. Otto Dreschler of West small but appreciative audience. every day of the month that far street entertained Mrs. Minnie The presentation was novel in that Yesterday, on the 12 th of April this as yet been decided on. Frost and Mrs. Lillian Kneipert of the scene represented a broadcast year, the local department answer The new boxes, will be Installed :\\ (Speclal'to The Herald) Hartford last Sunday. ing room of a radio station. Each ed its 12 th call, bringing the aver in the following locations: Birch age exactly up to last year. In April ' Rockville, April 13. Engine No. 2 was called out number was announced by Karl and Cottage streets. Pearl and Fos Tuesday morning to a brush and Borst over the microphone in a wit last year the department had more ter streets. Garden and Chestnut Slxty-ilve of the senior class of than 30 calls. grass fire on Earl street. ty and most experienced manner of street. West and Fairfield streets. the Rockville High school will one who has had much previous ex Most of the alarms had been leave on Saturday, April 23, re stills and one company has usually East Middle Turnpike and Bran turning Friday, April 29. Principal perience. Mrs. Clifford Keif assist ford street. Main and Park street. A ed capably as staff pianist Ralph been sufficient to attend to the P. M. Howe who, with Miss Marcel SEEK CONSTITUTION brush and grass fires which have box was located formerly at the la Powers, of the commercial de Richmonds performance on the corner of Garden and Chestnut mandolin necfessitated many en beeq, put out. This unusually dry partment,, will act as chaperones. spring has made the ground as dry streets but was later moved to the cores, using the theatrical term, The following itinerary has been as tinder and fires are easily start- corner of Winter and Center. The arranged by ^Principal Howe. OAK IN MANCHESTER it was a “ stop the show” act. Other "^d. new boxes have not yet been given numbers were a comedy sketch hy Saturday, April 23— Leave Rock Easily Preventable. numbers. ville by a special car at 6:45 a. Lauriene Strickland and Sylvia Some of them could have been Work on the new water main ^White Mountam’ m.; leave Manchester at 7:20 a. Hagerdorn, “ Two Patients Miss prevented easily. It was said this which will run down'Autumn street m. on special train. Arrive at No Trace Here of Tree ing” the team prpvoked much morning by Chief Albert Foy M the and connect with the main on Grand Central Station, New York laughter in their cross fire of local department. He mention^ the Charter Oak street will be resum-i at 10:15 a. m.; transfer on B. & humor of the lunatic variety. fire on Monday afternoon at West ed in a short while- This jvork was O. coaches via 23rd street ferry to Planted In 1 9 0 2 - 0 f His The end men, Clemson and Wash street, which was said to have been begun last year but was suspended Jersey City where the party will burn, kept the audience in good started by a burning cigarette *or when cold weather set in. leave in special coach at 11:15 a. humor by their antics and jokes. cigar stub, and the one at the cor “'Ihe Chest With the Chill In It” m. from Buffalo station. In Phil torical Interest. Mary Obremski and Margaret ner of Harrison and Bissell streets adelphia, special toijr of city will Burke also gave a novel sketch yesterday morning. The latter fire, be made with visits to University dubbed “ The Rehearsal,” or the he said, evidently started with a “Stone White Deluxe” ModeL spark that flew from a bonfire of Pennsylvania, West Palrmount Where is Manchester’s “ Consti experience of stage people behind Henry A. Nettleton Park, Zoological Gardens and Inde tutional” oak tree? the scenes. An. original dance by which a boy had lighted across the N; street. pendence Hall. Leave Philadel Miss Lillian Grant of Cambridge this team was the cause of much Supt. Nettleton left here last phia at 3:15 p. m., arriving in street, secretary to State Librarian applause. Borst and Richmond year when the local headquarters Washington at 6:15 p. m., and George S. Godard, would like to gave th« patrons a surprise in an of the Connecticut Company at the transfer to Lee House at 15th and have some one answer this ques original song number of their own Center was abandoned. He had HEAIY AS TONG COUNSEL L streets, N. W., which is address composition, the music being writ been superintendent for 28 years of party in city. Evening, theater tion. The State Librarian recently sent out a broadcast asking for in ten by Mr. Richmond and the words and was one of the first employees Sunday, April 24— Morning, GETS A POSTPONEMENT \ - church or Franciscan Monastery; formation in regard to the 168 by Mr. Borst. Ruth McMenemy of the lines when they were the afternoon, visit Corcoran Art Gal young oak trees, presented to each and Agnes Jordt were greeted with Hartford, Manchester and Rock lery; 3 p. m. motor bus tour of delegate attending the Constitution much appreciation in their offeidng ville Tramway company. He stayed Former Atty.-General to Aid Washington, Zoological Park, Ar al Convention'of Connecticut in the “ The Flirt”. Faith Fallows and in the employ of this organization In Murder Defense; Trfal lington and Fort Meyer, Including 1902, by the late Senator Joseph R. Flora Thrall offered a duet number and was with each succeeding pur buy healthy, vigorous baby Hawley. With the trees went the Now Set For April 26. stops at Lincoln Memorial and Ar “ Honolulu Moon” in very pleasing chaser until the lines were taken chicks, the kind that will live request that the delegates take melody of their voices. Dancing fol over by the Connecticut Company lington, tomb of “ Unknown Sol Because of a threat by the de dier” and Memorial Amphitheater them home to their respective lowed the show. some years ago. and grow into paying flocks. towns, to be set out and cared for fense counsel to withdraw fronl the To be sure of returns on your Evening, Congressional library. He went to Hartford at the time case entirely, unless given more time as a reminder of the purpose of of the removal of headquarters and baby chick investment buy Monday, April 25— Morninig vis the convention and a token of the to prepare the case of Loo Hoo it Capitol, Senate offices and sub FORMER MANCHESTER is now assistant to Superintendent Wing and Ching Lung, who were to friendships made during the time N. J. Scott and has charge of the way. Afternoon, leave Washington it was in session. face trial for murdering a Man at 1 p. m. for Annapolis to visit East Side lines, which include all chester Chinese in the superior SMITH We want you to see this model for It Is a beauty. Not Maryland State Capitol and U. S Manchester’s delegate to that WOMAN TWICE SUED trackage east of Hartford- He has court in Hartford next Tuesday, Naval Academy review of cadets at convention was the late Colonel just completed a series of schedules Judge Newell Jennings yesterday Standard Chicks only this, but it also gives you absolutely perfect refrigeration. 4 p. m. Evening, rest. Frank W. Cheney. Miss Grant, .at for the entire Hartford division and granted a postponement of the mur The only refrigerator of its kind to be found. Having inferior Hartford Couple Seek $28,000 They come from vigorous, healthy of solid quarried stone. Coupled ■with this is its corkboafd Tuesday, April 26 — Morning, the solicitation of Mr. Godard, has It is possible that his system of der trial for a week, until April 2 6. pure-bred parent stock. Leading visit National Museum and Bureau made Inquiry of several members For Injuries by Auto Driven routing will be placed in operation Former Attorney-General Frank insulation which has been proven to be the most practical and strains of the best breeds for mak effective refrigerator insulation. Then there Is the double of Engraving. Afternoon, trip to of the Cheney family, but up to By Mrs. Ogden’s Son. all over the Connecticut company E. Healy was Instrumental in ob date no trace of the small oak has ing money. Flocks are culled for walled, tongued and grooved construction. Solid end oak ex Mt. Vernon, if pleasant, if not Mt system. taining the postponement. He has production. Free from disease. For Vernon on Wednesday. Evening, been found. She is busy compil terior. Maine Duplex l^e Grate. Massive quartered oak Mi:s. Lottie M. Ogden of Hart been retained as associate defense pleasure and profit from poultry theater party. ing a list of the towns that have re ford, formerly of Manchester, .has counsel with Francis D. Rohrmayer. doors lined with heavy rubber gaskets. It has four bblts in top Wednesday, ^April 27.— Morning sponded with a history or a photo been made defendent in a two dam A spirited clash took place In the buy these chicks now. of ice chamber to which any standard electric unit may be at visit White House, Treasury, graph of their particular “ Consti age suit totaling $28,000 growing superior court yesterday when de MANCHESTER GRAIN tached giving you electric refrigeration at a nominal cost. ' Washington monument. Afternoon, tutional” oak and very much hopes out of an automobile accident a J. A . IRVINE HEADS fense counsel sought the continu Sold througli out Refrigerator Club, now running. $1.01) navy yard. President’s yacht “ May that Manchester may be included year ago in which her son, Murle ance of the case. & COAL CO. doAvn places this or any other model In your home, balance $1.00 flower” and shopping. before the manuscript is given to F. Ogden, figured. Claiming that With the definite date of the or more weekly, 10% reduction to'club members. Thursday, April 28— Leave the publishers. she will be crippled for life, Mrs. C. B. JOBS BUREAU trial set. plans went forward today V Washington at 8:10 a. m. Arrive Hartford’s tree now adorns the Fanny Black, of Hartford, is seek for the drawing of a panel of 100 Apel Place, ^ in Jersey City over B. & O. at 2 p. state library grounds near the flag ing $20,000 damages. Her hus nair.Vk' of jurors from which the m. standard time. Transfer to pole. It was planted by the late band has filed a similar suit for twelve will be selected. Phone 1760 G. E. Keith Fuhriture Co., Inc. Prince Georige Hotel at 28th street $8,000. The former Manchester Charles Hopkins Clarke, delegate to Corner Main and School Sts, South Manchester, Chnn, . and Fifth avenue. Evening, thea the 1902 convention, on his home woman will be represented in the Becomes Employment Man DOCTOR’S ORDERS ter. grounds on Garden street, Hartford, Superior Court by Attorneys Day, Friday, April 29— Morning, visit Berry and Reyonlds. Haggard Individual: I’m going and at his request later trtuisferred ager as J. P. Lamb Di rHilflllBIIMMamMUllllliliMiMtMMtM :downtown New York. Battery, to the library grounds near the Mrs. Black alleges she was cros to end it all. Have you any arsenic? Aquarium, Statue of Liberty. Af State Capitol. This was at the time sing Asylum street at Trumbull at Sympathetic Druggists: Sure but ternoon, visit uptown. Riverside of the 'World war and Mr. Clarke, about 12:20 p. m., April 24, 1926 rects New Statistical Dept. piussic acid Is quicker and easier. Drive, Cathedral of St. John, the like many other people at that time, and was within a foot of the south Haggard Individual: I’ll have to Divine, Riverside Drive, Columbia ploughed up his grounds in order side sidewalk when Ogden drove an use the arsenic. I’m on a non-acid University and Metropolitan Mu to raise potatoes. He was of the automobile into Mrs. Black, knock diet.— Life. seum. Leave New York at 3 p. m. opinion that it might sometime be ed her down and seriously injured Comflrmation of a report that daylight time, for Rockville, arriv of interest to And out what had be her. She says the automobile was James A. Irvine, for several years Ing in Hartford at 7:53. Arrive in owned by Mrs. Ogden. in charge of the Educational Divi Rockville a t,9:15 p. m.j daylight come of the trees presented to dele EASTER FLOWERS gates of the other towns throughout The plaintiff says she received sion, is to become the employment saving time. • , Injuries to her hips and severe in the state, whether they had lived manager in the main office at PHONE YOUR ORDER Mrs. Caroline Fleischer ternal injuries, with the result that Cheney Brothers, was made today TODAY and where In the towns they were she has since been, and will con Mrs. Caroline Fleischer, aged 87 located. by a member of the firm. J. P. tinue to be permanently disfigur years, wido'w'of the late August Returns from the towns so far Lamb, former employment mana Anderson Greenhouses ed and disabled. 153 Eldridge St. Phone 3124 CANDY Fleischer, sr., died at her home on indicate that the “ Constitutional” ger, has been placed in charge of a Village street Tuesday morning at The plaintiff, prior to the time oaks were planted in small parks or of the injury, was a seamstress and new department known as the Sta- j 6 o ’clock after an Illness of several on the grounds of schools and other tistical Department which he will months. also keeping roomers and she public buildings, and most of them says that on account of the injuries operate in conjunction with part of For the whole Family, Mrs. Fleischer was born in have attained a height of about she has been permanently depriv the duties of the employment de Schlessian, Germany, March '21, thirty feet. ed of any gainful occupation. partment. 1840. She came to Rockville thir The tree at East Windsor stands Mr. Black sues for loss of ser Mr. Irvine will also continue to ty-eight years ago and has resided at the four corners, directly in front vices and society of his wife. carry on his former work. He Is al on Easter Day here since. She was a woman of of the First Congregational church ready taking over his new duties. many lovable qualities and was and is a very sturdy oak. Colum Horace B. Cheney) member of the E’VE filled baskets for the children with big and little Eas known in the community as “ Moth bia’s constItutionaLoak is planted firm, said that the employment de Soothing er” Fleischer. She was especially between Yeomans hall and the ABOUTTOWN partment is more directly assuming Wter eggs in fascinating pastel tints and filled them with known for her kindness to children church chapel on the east side of educational and service department W armth lucious marshmallow centers. Little chicks with fluffy yellow and by whom she was dearly loved. the Common and has a lower limb A marriage license was Issued functions. Bhe was a member of the West spread of twenty-flve feet. The yesterday to John R. Bartley of Stop* pain quickly without friction or backs perch on these eggs. Main Street German Lutheran tree at Greenwich is a beautiful this town and Miss Agnes Gertrude otherditcomiort. Wearitunderyour SHOULD LIVE'130 YE.4RS clothing any time, anywhere—no one church. specimen and is about to be trans Cushman of Windsor Locks, Mrs. Fleischer is survived by two will know. For chest cold*, conges planted to the grounds of the new Paris.— The life span for the av tion, *11 kinds of pain and soreness, E g g s ...... Ic to $2.50 ^ sons, August and Robert Fleischer ly built High school. . The trees, Robert L. Chambers has sold his of this city; six grandchildren; ten erage person should be 12 0 to 130 Genotherm has proved very efiective. were not as many beJieved scions of house and land on Autumn street years, declared Dr. Serge Voron- The eaniury cotton fleece lies softly great grandchildren. the Charter Oak. to Mrs. Adeline Lennon. Chocolate Rabbits : ...... 5c to $2 The funeral will be held from off, gland specialist. His experi over the aSected part of the body, yet ments on sheep show that their allowa free air passage. M ore efiective her late home on Friday afternoon Miss Miriam McAdams, daughter if first sprinkled with Rubbing A lco- Chocolate Chickens...... 5c up at 3 o’clock. Rev. J. F. Bauch- lives can be lengthened more than of Mr. and Mrs. James McAdams 25 per cent, and the same result hoL The purely vegetable mecficatioD mann, pastor of the' West Main WORKLESS WAUSOKA of Griswold street, and Lyle I. it harmless, gentle in action, does Street German Lutheran church can- be obtained in the lives of Fancy Decorated Eggs 5c and 10c Blythe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter people, he believes. not clog the pores of the skin, and ia will officiate. Burial will be in S. Blythe of 367 Tolland street. without grease or odor. Easy to apply, the family plot in Grove Hill cem IN TOILS IN BOLTON East Hartford, will be married at «aay to keep in place. Lasting in t o Fancy Boxed Chocolates for etery. St. Mary’s Episcopal church Wed comfort and efiana. Personals nesday afternoon, April 20. Easter...... $1. and upward ^ At all draggiste Oscar Willis, who has been Former Manchester Responsi NOTICE! Leek fer Qie yraiifi-eolorci paeJtaa* spending the winter in Jackson- \ Esther Metcalf’s Washington trip bility Gets 30 Days, Suspend The Office of THE GENOTHERM CORPORATION Salted Nuts^ all kinds, yllle, Florida, has returned home. group will hold a special food sale New York, U . S. A . Mrs. Herbert Sharp of Ward ed, For Neglect of Family. tomorrow at Hale’s store starting at THE MANCHESTER GAS CO. a sso r te d ...... 99c lb. 10 o’clock in the morning and last Will Bo Gsrurol SsUinc Aacnb; street underwent an operation at HAROLD F. RITCHIE & CO.. Ine. the Rockville Glty hospital last Arrested on a charge of non- ing throughout the day. A feature OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY 171 Madison Ave., New York week. She is reported as doing support In connection with the in of the sale will be hot cross buns. CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY. picely. describable conditions under which Rockville Lodge, No. 1359, B. P. his wife and four children have According to the will of Sarah T. 0. E. will hold its regular meeting lived for nearly two years in an Burkhard, of New York, filed yes PRINCESS Thursday evening, April 14 at the untidy and poverty-stricken home terday, Mrs. Olivia J. Weber, wife Elks’ Home. There will be instal on Birch Mountain, Joseph Wausu- of the pastor of the Evangelical lation of officers. ka, of Bolton, was found guilty and Lutheran Concordia church, who is Miss Maude Drayton is ill at her given a thirty-days’ suspended jail one of the five daughters of the jCandy Shop home with the grip,- sentence by Justice of the Peace deceased, will get an equal share of Now For The Mrs. John Hammond of Grove John Boland at a trial held in the the estate, which 1s valued at $10,- Selwitz Building, street, accompanied by her sister, Rainbow Inn, Bolton, last night. 000. Mrs. Gahan of Putnam were the ■ Testimony of First Selectman M. Main and Pearl Streets. guests of their mother, Mrs. Mary W. Haling, Humane Society offi Six candidates will have the adop Farrell of Bridgeport. cials and others was Introduced by tion degree worked on them at the HOT CROSS BUNS The American Legion Auxiliary Prosecutor Nathan C. Maine, show regular meeting of Miantonomoh will hold Its regular meeting in Q. ing that the “ head” of the family tribe of Red Men In Tinker hall to W e will have them from our oven Thursday after ,A. R. hall this evening at 8 o’clock. had not worked since the family morrow evening at 7:45. At the noon and early Friday morning. Our kind the best. The Woman’s Benefit associa went to Bolton from Manchester, meeting it is planned to make final Put in your order and it will save you disappointment. tion will hold a whist at the home where they lived for about two arrangements for the lodge’s trip They are 25c a dozen. o f Mra. Lizzie Gerich on Union years in Homestead Park. At that to Putnam on April 23. It was an street this afternoon. Prizes will time Manchester officials had simi nounced today that the Hunters and We have had a great mahf compliments from buyers be awarded and refreshments will lar trouble with him and he was ar Warriors’ degree will be exemplified of Youma bread, also our Gluten Bread for which we had. be served. Mrs. Gerich will be as- rested twice. Since they have been on local candidates by the Collins many repeat orders. Mothers have found the Youma gisted by Mrs. Walter Wetmore. at Bolton, neighbors have contrib ville team on April 28. This will be bread very beneficial for children. The Rockville Atheltic associa uted the main part of the family’s .the first appearance oL the Collins tion will hold an Important meet support. Previous to their stay in ville team in Manchester. Our white bread is made with Gold Medal flour only, ing In their rooms on East Main Manchester, the Wausuka family so there is no secret to the fineness of our bread. Made street on Thursday evening. Plane lived in New Britain where officials Alexander Brown of Rockville by expeJrienced bakers who know their business. are to bo completed for the field also had trouble with them. was discharged from the Memorial day and track meet which the asso Humane authorities plan to take hospital yesterday. ciation is to give. further action In connection with ,Mrs. Ernest Bertsche of West the case, it is understood, and with .1 - Btiteet is seriously 111 in the Hart the idea of committing the four 170,952 DIVORCES QUALITY BAKERY ford hospital. children, who range in age from 2 In One Year in the United States Mrs. James Sheehan of Vernon years to four, to the county home Taylor & Gowans kvenue, Mrs. Margaret Finley and What Is To Become Of Our for children. Wausuka already has 881 Main Street, Tel. 780 son, Russell, of West Main street, three children by a former mar |md Mrs. Harry WUley; of Laurel riage in an institution. CHILDREN OF DIVORCE?” 5 ' V ,\ \ r :? ’cS^ IMS, f r. S'i'* •tV" PAGB FOUR 'MANCHESTER (CONN.)“ EVENING HBRAUD, WBDNESDAY/APRIC 192fT, and of always doing or saying for | American naval, officers who . .took JHanrljeatfr them something important and part in the shelling at Nanking, STORE OPEN ALU DAY TOMORROW; '-V 'V striking. He is not a pulpit sensa says: “We all like heroics and Roy w n m N ; I Enfntng Utrali tionalist but as a citizen he is a Smith and Benny Staud were for 1 PUBLISHED BT wow. And he is building up a large tunate to be actors in an ‘incident t m THE HERALD PRINTING CO. following all over the state—maybe that will make them long remem i! FoanCdd by El wood ^ E1& Massachusetts will send him to the bered.” ^ Oct. I, 1881 Senate some day. By RODNEY DUTOHBR Every Evening: Except Sunday* .*.nd By ARTHUR N* PACK At all events it is this Rev. Rep. Washington, April 13.—Before , Holidays. __ _ WOUND UP. , President, American Nature Ass'n. Entered at the Post Office at Man Ware who has-taken the Sacco- selling the family car and acquir chester as Second Class Mall Matter. ' Y’oung women whose opinion.of ing an airplane, which is slowly be- .. Although In 1752 Benjamin Vanzetti bull by the hofns and in Franklin proved, by bis famous SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall their own pulchritude justifies their comiDig the,fashion, it would be * six dollars a year, sixty cents a troduced into the Legisiatijrb a well to learn whether or not you kite experiirient, that lightning is 1,.-. month for shorter periods. ambition to display it upon the an electrical spark it has only been measiire providing for a commis are qualified to fly. • By carrier, eighteen certs r. week. caper stage for an emolument are within the past century-that much « Single copies, three cents. sion of five, consisting of the Chief No sense having a plane in the scientific knowledge of this phe ' SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE reminded that.the address of Earl back yard if you can’t operate it, Justice of the’ Supreme Court, two nomenon has been required. SENTATIVE. H am llion-D e Llsser> Carroll, purveyor of legs and kidder The Aeronautics branch of the . Inc., 285 Madison Avenue, New tork lawyers a,nd two other members of Department of Commerce is now Up to the middle of the nine '■ and 612 North Michigan Avenue. of grand juries, is at present “Fed teenth century people believed that any calling to be selected by the engaged in testing qualifications I Chicago. eral Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga,” lightning looked like zig-zag The Manchester Evening Herald Is governor, the duty of which would of hundreds of applications for pil The same address is available to ot licenses, weeding out those in streaks with sharp angles and that • on sale in New Vork City at Schultz’s be to study the facts and evidence j this was Its ony form. When it I" News Stand. Sixth Avenue and-42nd. anyonefwho wishes to send him a competents whose presence in the Street and 42nd. Street entrance of in this now notorious case and re air is dangerous to themselves and became possible to photograph the Grand Central Station. copy iJf "the Decalogue pencil-modi lightning the nlctures showed that port in full to the governor, with others. ^ : "International News Service has the fied, to read, “T h^ Shalt not bear It was more lor less sinuous, and exclusive rights to use for republlca- a view to making sure that in car-' The aerial death toll does not yet false witness—under oath.” Thus, threaten to approach the automo often had small branches. t tlon in any form all news .dispatches rying out Judge Thayer’s death Photography has also revealed credited to or not otherwise credit- probably, ends the notion of using bile, slaughter figures but the gov • ed In this paper. It la also exclusively sentence'the state of Massachusetts ernment is making the air as safe the tact that many flashes are mul entitled to use for republlcatioh all the United States courts as publicity tiple, consisting of several. succes was not committing a terrible in as possible throujgh enforcement of the local or undated news published elephants. sive charges in the same path. This herein." justice. air traffic regulations and the licensing of all fliers engaged in explains-the apparent flickering of V. Particularly poignant are these some lightning. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927 interstate commerce as well as words of the Ware minister in com others who want licenses. The "heat lightning” so familiar In the summer, Is that reflected Apparently the qualificatidns are - . . 1 U. 4 . - t . , menting on the case: “To allow from a thunderstorm so far away GARDEN CLUB. Sacco and Vanzettl to go to the not unduly stiff, for only one out of the first hundred applicants that it cannot be hewd. The exact Perhaps the Manchester Garden chair (without any real investiga failed to pass. This flier was prac process of "sheet lightning” has Everything for Baby’s Comfort .Jclub doesh’ \ , I i m -. '■ 1- , «■] 1.:.,, I JWU.! ' -\ - ,< . -,' 'v, 4„ f ' .‘-iV-- ■■ ,t ‘ rl, ^ S S s S S is ll jr i. Vi?-”'' , .'1^, V- , * ^-iT-^V. ..-:• < ‘ *'V* . ^ - '-' >'■.•■ . ■ ■ '""tv'>-‘‘ ’f - ' ® ^ '-• ■ ■ , ■'^■A ■ ’■^- ■ - ■ - ■■'■ , • ‘ ■.../^ - V^-'' . ;: MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,1927.iF^i f'A : pital. Mrs. Ralph Bass played the V AMDOVEIt special music. ■ ' THE GREAT II'AK TEN :k PKI\ME frs hack, Friday evening, "Fast Day” there i TEARS AGO TODAV PAUL will he a service at 7:30 at the Congregatipnal church.'. Pictures (By United Press) ^ ADAMS Tryon Smith of Hartford visited April 13, ldl7i K£A. Serviot his mother , Mrs. Janet Smith Sat will be on the screen portraying the h if. life and death'of Jesus. Songs will British capture &lx.village3 in FEANCE ““ urday and left his four youngest This ^8 the fourth story of a se-'^l'm so sicK I’d have to get better to also be flashed.on the screen. an advance on a 12-mile fruut rles telling the experiences of a die!’ children-to spend a week with th^Ir which-brings Uiolr outposts to former buck private going back to As for this matter of seasickness, grandmotiier, • - Edsworth Mittens, who has been the outskirts of .Lens. France, as a forei-unner of the a new system has minimized its ter I ' Mr. and Mrs.’ William SlanvUle very seriously ill, is a little more London announces that Ger-' “ Second A. E. F." rors to the vanishing point. This of New Haven;spent the week-eiid comfortable and the doctor is In man submarine.? have sunk with system is known as the “ Trdfolla” with Mr.'and Mrs. George Merrett. hopes the danger is past. out warning two hospital ships,, and should be followed by everyone Wlllimanfic ■ callers Saturday At the business meeting of the the Gloucester, Castle and the CHAPTER IV who journeys eastward over the At were Mrs.' WardtTalbot, Mrs. Ellen Christian Endeavor Society Sunday Salta. - . How the galoping dominoes led lantic, whether a returning A; E. F. Jones and daughter Miss Esther night it was voted that the flower V by Little Joe from Kokomo would soldier or not. Jones! ' ^ committee buy flowers for Easter. ■ roll on that smooth linoleum on It is necessary only to secure a Rosco'e Talbot was home from Depnis Keefe died very suddenly Every cloud has a silver lining ' the floor of the smoking room on dozen or more heavy wire coat- North Haven for the week-end. a liner such as those that will car Sunday afternoon at his home at ...... if you spill soup on your vest hangers. One of these should be Mr. and Mrs. Royal D. Webster it may wash away the egg stains. • ry "The Second A. E. F.” back to sewed securely In the shoulders of the Charles Bajter place. The fu of South Mancheister visited Mr. neral will be at St. James’s church. France! And wouldn’t that round, ■Webster’s mother, Mrs. Mary Web- polished oak table with its comple South Manchesier, - Wednesday \f *tW£ 'ster and attended the morning morning, 9:30. , ment of soft, leather-backed chairs service at the church. Mr. Webster $ be a sweet place to stage a game sang a solo, “ The Palms.” Mr. Keefe has been suffering NOTICE! of Black Jack! ■ Miss Be'atrlce Hamilton is at with heart trouble for quite a long The Office of The accommodations are perfect. -home with an. infected toe. Dr time. There are seven children, six THE MANCHESTER GAS CO; There are several nooks where it .;0’N eillof ■WiUirhantlc is treating sons and one daughter: Arthur, would be easy to gather around 'her. • - ,y Marice, Clarence, Edward and Will Bo close on the Second A. E. F. to do Aloysius'and Mrs. Raymond Street OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY ^ Mrs. Macgerie. Jepson is spend CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY. some blue harmony on something ing some time with relatives in er; and several grandchildren. Bu like “ Lulu” or that old favorite jac. Running fore and aft pn town. ,. ' rial will be in St. James’s cemetery. “ You’re in the Army Now.’’ A well- •y ship is a round pipe, attach Vlsitors'at A. E. Frinks Sunday The regular meeting of the Men’s inspired quartet could then swing ed to the ceiling of each deck. were Mr. ■ and Mrs. Edward Frink club will be held In the Town Hall into the various “ HInky Dinky Par Just as soon as the first faint and son' of South Manchester and Monday evening to complete the ley Voos” or that one about Mary indication of an approaching seis Mr. and" Mrs^ Eugene Platt of arrangements for the supper Wed Mark Holmes Ann McCarthy, the little miss who mic, stomachic disturbance Is felt, Wapping.! nesday evening. went out and dug up all the mud don the coat and blow a whistle. Ward B. Talbot was in New York there was in San Francisco Bay The Men’s dub , will give their The deck steward will come a-run- Saturday, where fte attended the Funeral Director and didn’t get a single clam— not annual Father and Son supper at ning. Indicate by signs and he will the Town Hall Wednesday evening opera “ Mignon” at the Metropoli a single clam. immediately hook the hanger over Every Bell in the Steeple ,of this week.- AJI fathers who have tan. Licensed Embalmer. And there might be a sentimen the pipe. There the patient may ; ^ tal number, too, like the one about sons and those who haven’t any can Wallace Hilliard closed the gate hang Indefinitely, entirely free borrow one from'their more fortu the boy who wanted a girl like the from the movements of the vessel, recently installed at tho dam of the Lady Assistant. Calls Day girl that married dear old Dad, or, nate neighbor. - - Andover lake for the purpose of and in perfect peace. As soon as There was quite a large audi if there’s an artilleryman present, the sickness has passed the whistle flooding the land to be used as the or Night. Is Ready to Ring... \thls one: ence at the Christian Endeavor lake. can be blown again and the deck meeting Sunday evening to hear 223 No. Main St^ Phone 406-2. '\ “ Oh, it’s hie, oh,-hee, steward will do the unhooking, af The field artiler-eee. Miss Mary Rodgers, a inissionary — and all the people are planning smart ter which any occupation may be at the Madura hospital in India. Shout out your numbers loud taken up exactly where it was and strong. One cl the interesting features of new clothes for Easter morning. x - abandoned. the meeting was seven of the mem Wher’er we go. Put, seasick or not, everyone is bers dressed to represent the dif You will always know, glad to see land whether it Is over You, too, good sir? That the caissons are rolling ferent casts of people. The baby, a there or over here. young girl who was dressed in very I"*!' along!” And there it is! Land! W e thought so. And that’s where we can And, of -course, it a Gyrene steps bright colors then a young widow, Over the port bow! an old woman, a Holy man, and a into the concert the end will come livery passenger on the ship rail help you. Frankly, we’re mighty proud with a rendition of: as the intelligence fa flashed. A young Hindu. Those taking the \ “ If the army or the navy dim, faint line, stretching away. It different parts were Maitha Bart lett, Ruth Yeomans, Emil Yeo '\ of all the new Spring merchandise we’re Ever gaze on Heaven’s scenes, is uneven in the morning haze. An <1. They will 'find the streets are mans, Shirley Hoisted, Miss Ha showing now. hqur passes and it begins to take Hamilton, John Phelps and Mal- guarded on definite shapes. It sort of looms, .colm Thompson. Miss Rodgers is a By the United States Marines.” finally. It’s the shoreline of France. And no one will dare order: Somewhere behind it there’s St. MI- very, interesting speaker. The Hats, shirts, neckwear, gloves, footwear “ Pipe Down.” hiel and the Argonne. Buddies, too. members of the Ladies’ Benevolent some of whom fought at Montfau- Society all sat together. They are and other accessories to complete the well- especially Interested as they have Once upon a time there was a con and Ste. Menehould or Sep- planned wardrobe—to fittingly comple private soldier named Bill 0. Black, targes. For a moment the joy of voted to send all their foreign mis who hailed from Birmingham, Ala. going back is dimmed . . . dim sionary money to the Madura hos- ment He was on his way back to the med in reverence for those up States as an assistant to one of the where the crosses glisten, row on Teeth Like Ivory \ I best “ belly-robbers” in the A. E. F. row. On board His Majesty’s majestic Cliffs are jutting up out of the water now. The sea is smooth and CORNS A breath like Spring calm. A giant rock hill with its for eoX^CAR-S/ tifications looms up— fortifications known in Caesar’s aay. There’s Na Here is the best way dental sci will be a delightful surprise Kuppenheimer ence knows to whiten teeth and poleon’s breakwater, one of the Then the magnesia in it kills all wonders of the world. It’s Cher purify the breath. Here is the FAMOUS CLOTHES bourg. The anchor of the liner quickest way to bring a sweet, acids instaEf.ly. It penetrates be splashes. Hurried packing is done. fresh feeling in the mouth. tween the teeth where those acids Shouts go up. Lighters and tenders Here is a dentifrice on which form. Acids formed by starch and scow. The Toloa, he became infect draw alongside. Tne first lap of the some 50 experts collaborated to sugar are the greatest foes of teeth journey is over. Then, with bound make it the most perfect, the most and gums. There can be no acid ed with mal de mer. For five long Stops pain in onem m uie days he lay down under a pile of ing heart and intoxicating anticipa efficient tooth paste in existenc.e. where magnesia goes. tion, you go oft to other scenes. You will forget you ever had a com Here is the only tooth paste Go now and try Phillips’ Dental $ packs to keep away from the ever- 40"$45 $50 paging sergeant. When he merged France, with all its glamour, its one minute after you apply Dr. which contains the genuine Phillips’ Magnesia tooth paste. See how it he was wan, pale and shaky. romance, panoply of memories, is Scholl’s Zino-pads—that’s how quick Milk of Magnesia in concentrated whitens the teeth, how it purifies — in Lake Blues, Timber “ ’Smatter, Bill,” demanded a ahead. they md all pain. When the com is form. Dentists have the breath. Note the gone it never comes back. If new friendy soldier, “ Sick?” for 50 years advised fine taste that it brings . Tans and Metallic Grays “ Sick!” groaned Bill. “ Why, boy. Tomon*o\v: On to Paris. shoes irritate thp spot, a Zino-pad its daily use. » fees, it overnight! When cloudy coats Five in One in the mouth. Learn % i »r.^hoir8ZIn»-paas arethin, medicated. discolor teeth, this Its IS insredlents com why its effect on acids their respective teachers. antiseptic, protective, healine. Safe, aiire, bine in one tooth paste, . quick,lastinsresultsguaranteed.Getabox tooth paste will quick these five Important is so important to you. TOLLAND Conrad Rau has the foundation at yonr dm^gist’a or shoe dealer’s —35c. ly remove them. It helps: Do this at once, for of his house which he is pjitting will sweeten the Antacids - Cleansers your own sake. After House’ s Special Clothes up on Tolland avenue nearly* com Antiseptics Polishers breath, end bad taste Breath Deodorants that you will nev^r de pleted. j n s e k o m In the mouth. The pend on a lesser tooth Many with'2 Pants. The seventh m,eeting of the Wm.,Senk, Jr., visited in Meri first time you use it paste. Study Club was held with Mr. and den on Sunday. X/ino-pads Splendid Fitters and Reasonably Priced Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett, on Monday Mr. Blake and family of Hart Put one on—the pain if gonti evening.*' Mrs. Emma Crandall and ford were Sunday visitors at the P h i l l i p s * Miss Meta Hanson assisted Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. William % Jewett. The paper, “ Interesting Ex Senk, Sr. 170,952 DIVORCES Trial periences with Books” was by Mrs- Carl Terich has purchased of In One Year in the United States Tube Dental M agnesia C. H. Daniels and Current Events John Fagan the property on Tol STANDARDon Phillips FOR Hi1K"of 30 MaOnesiA YCARS $25 to $40 were given by Miss Margaret Wels- land avenue. The property consists What Is To Become Of Our miller. After the literary program, of a small store, garage, two tene For free lO^aytubet as pictured^ games were played and refresh ment house and a gasoline station. “CHILDREN OF DIVORCEr pi®*** *d«ir*st Tlie Chas. H. Phillips Co., 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, In. ments were served by the hostesses aqd her assistants. L. E. Hall was in New Haven Head to Foot Outfitters Monday serving on Grand Jury TEST ANSWERS duty. Here are the answers to "Now Miss Bessie .Terhune and Fred FOR BOYS You Ask One” for today. The ques 4 Randall have returned to Tolland tions are on the comics page. for the summer. 1— The Declaration of Independ Miss Luclle Agard, librarian of ence. Boost Your Favorite Legionaire the Tolland Public Library, attend 2— John Adams. Your Easter Flowers4 By Your Vote. ed the library meeting held in 3— By the Louisiana purchase, , Ellington last Thursday. which added to the United States Miss Nora-Neff visited her aunt, territory which now Includes the Mrs. Ellithorpe, in West Stafford states of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mis recently. souri, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Mon C. E. HOUSE and SON, Inc. A number of young people from tana, Kansas, the Dakotas, Iowa this town\ attended the Senior and Minnesota. A re Here Dramatics at Rockville Friday eve 4— Monticello. ning. Miss Ruth Ayers is the only 5— Aaron Burr. senior from Tolland attending the 6— He was secretary of state. High school and she expects to ac 7— Jefferson, an ardent demo -w. crat, dlsbeieved in display of any Easter without flowers is like a day without sunshine — some company the class to Washington, ■V 1. . leaving April 23rd. kind and would have no pomp or formality about him. George Luce, a gypsy moth scout, 8— The Democratic party. thing’s lacking. You will And our variety of Easter Plants and .Goslee & Goslee was with Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Char 9— He is number three. - CONTRACTORS AND ter over the week end. 10— John Adams. Flowers complete— and pur values impressive. The Lenten service last week was f BUILDERS held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Good Used Cars Samuel Simpson. Tbe (;ars offered below have been reconditioned and A Community service was held High Grade are offered at very low prices— cash or terms. it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson, in the Buff Cap district, 1925 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan. on Sunday afternoon. Safe E aster Suggestions B uilding Mr. and Mrs. Myron Sparrow and 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. \ ‘ Milk V . son, Leon, visited friend and rela Lily Plants Cut Easter Lilies 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Tpuringi/^^ tives in Tolland on Monday. •nd F o o d m m s . ■ Friends of Charles H. Leonard F#f Infants, 1924 Studebaker Light 6 Coupe.' are pleased to learn of his advance Invalids, Baskets of Assoi-ted Flowers OFFICES 1923 Studebaker Special 6 Touring ment to assistant manager of the ___ A lt Ag€s 1924 Studebaker Special Coupe. I ; STORES White Corbin division of the/Unit Hot, at night, brings sound sleep Tulip Plants Hyacinth Plants Genistas 1924 Stutz Roadster. 4: ed States Envelope Company. He . 1922 Studebaker Special 6 Touring. entered the envelope division as an 4 FARM BLDGS. office boy twenty-seven years ago Baby Ramblers 1924 Buick Master 6 Coupe. v f j REPAIRING and has worked his way to the 1923 Nash Sedan. position for which he has just re EASTER FLOWERS Boxes of Choice Cut Flowers Roses y W e solicit an opportunity to Also several cheap cais to close out at $50 to $100 ceived the appointment. PHONE YOUR ORDER ^tim ate on your requirements. The regular C. E. meeting was each. There are some extra good buys in this lot. TODAY Easter Corsages Violets - . 5. ’»■ held at the church Sunday evening Quality and Service • >- 3 with Miss Thelma E. Price as lead Anderson Greei}houses , Assured. er. 153 Eldrldge St. P hone 2124 You can make this a joyous Easter for dear ones and friends X- A special Lenten service will be far away through our “Flowers by Wire” service. : No Job Too Big or Too Small. CONKEY ADTO CffllPANY held at the church Thursday eve ■ Pbone 899-4 or 205-4. ning. ^ 20 East Center Street Miss Thelma E. Price returned BATTERY WORK, Open All Day Thursday and Friday today to her studies at the Univer Authorized “Willard” Service sity of Vermontl ^ Station. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson Bowers and son, also Miss Eleanor Carbon Burning. RUAIMAGB SALE hers, o f the circle: Mrs. E. E. Se^, Bowers all of Hartford visited their ' Auto Electrical Work. gar, chairman; Mrs. C» R. BurirZ father, John Bowers on Sunday. Electrical Appliance.s Repaired. Ever Ready Circle of -Kings Mrs. H. A. Cook, Mrs. W. P. Stileijt, Oscar A. Leonard and son, Rufus Daughters will hold ' a rummage Free Crdnkcase Service. Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs. Carl ' J. Leonard recently shipped a six sale in the Fuller block oh'North' Benson. The proceeds.of the sale months' old Dutch Belt calf to Main street, April 2'7“frGiri 2 to 8 will be devoted to the Open Air , Maryland from their fine herd of JOHN BAUSOLA p. m. Anyone not a member" and school. It' Dutch Belt cows. LEADING FLORISTS. wishing to donate articles for the The pupils of Buff Cap and sale Is asked to call 326 or 419, All With Barrett & Robbins 985 Main Street. Bnipslc schools have been given Near Post' OflSca* gobds will be fumigated as’ re Wealth has wings, but if^doesn’t ptrlzes for collecting egg masses by 913 Main St. Phone 39-2 quired by law. Tho-committee in have any-tall that you can rat'intlt charge includes the following mem-' on. ; ■ ,./'5 ' ■ / -^5 - * * ‘rj * ■ • { ' - ■ PAGE SIX . ; MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL' 13,1927. j j -It’ . 'I : / I • «•>* . NEW^ BOOKS AT LIBRARY verse; Israel, Ludwig Lowisqhn. gold’wlnWng the flmTprtzenirrthe King’s Henchman, E. S. Millay. STATE DEPRIVES 19 " ' ATTRACTiVE PROGRAM contest for collecting the largest’ Leonardo da Vinci, E. V. Lucas; BOLTON number in the North school. Alfred G. Schreiber & Sons The following new booVs have Today Best Lenz on Bridge, S. S. Lenz; Libra Gil won second prize. been added to the south end lif>ra- ries and Adult Education, Ameri OF DRIVING RIGHTS OFFERED AT RIALTO Bolton grange visited Coventry H. B. Pomeroy is making a num* ry: can Library Association; Lord Grange Thursday evening and pre her of improvements in his home. Radio Bet American Senate, Lindsay Rog sented the traveling gavel. Master He expects to install steam heat General ('ontractors ers; Americans from Abroad, J, P. Ralngo, Arnold Bennett. Menus for Every Occ,as!ion, Mrs. The weelcly list of operators "Burnt Fingers” a Pathe feature David Toomey gave a very fitting among the other improvements. Gavlt; Ask Me Another!, Justin presentation speech and the gavel Ernest L. Richard has recovered Spafford and Lucien Estey; Audels E. (S.) 'Tipton; Mid-Century Child whose licenses to drive automo picture in which Eileen Percy, who IvHJ CELEBRATES and Her Books, C. M. Hewins; biles In Connecticut have been sus plays the most important role Is co was presented to Miss Lillian Ayer, from the grip ’«nd is able to- be FIFTH BIRTHDAY Masons and Builders Guide, Fi D. lecturer of Coventry by Mrs. Viva about again. Builders of “ Belter Built Homes” Graham. Military Training Compulsory In pended for one year for driving featured with George O'Hara and Telephone 1565-2. Schools and Colleges, L. T. Beman. while under the influence of li Edna Murphy depicts'the startling Massey, lecturer of'Bolton Grange. Miss H. Amelia Kingsbury has Black April, Mrs. J. E. Peterkin; Bolton Crange presented the fol been confined to her bed with an at A fourteen-hour broadcast will Black Sunlight, Earl Rossman. Mohammed, R. F. Dibble; Munici quor was given out today at the adventures that took place In the state motor vehicle department as lowing program: solo by Hazel tack of grip. , , ; Shop: 285 Wesf Center Street mark the fifth anniversary of sta Challenge of Childhood, I. S. pal Government in the United life of a girl who. contrary to her Rev. Edward Ayers,’ chaplain of States, T. H. Reed; Murder for a part of the effort to reduce this parent’s wishes, sought a career. Hutchinson followed by encore;, tion KHJ. The program will start Wile; Choosing the Right Career, recitation, ‘?Cutting . Tommy’s the Senate spent. Monday anil at 12 noon Pacific time, Wednes Profit, William Bolitho; My Long highway menace. There are nine “ Burat Finf-ers” is crammed with E. D. Toland; Colfa.x Book-pkte, teen names on the list. The de Hair” , Elsie Jones, followed, by en Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. James \. Life in Music, Leopold Auer; New big dramatir moments that the avf day, April 13, and will conclude at Agnes Miller; Contemporary Verse, core; humorous reading by > Alice [ N. Atwood. 2 a. m., Thursday, April 14. •Japanese Womanhood, A. K. Faust; partment statement advlsed^eople erage fan should thoroughly enjoy. A. M. Merrill and G. E. W. Spra to notify the department or the Lee; talk by Henry Massey. Mans Rev; and Mrs. J. N. Atwood at WCAU, 7 p. m., eastern time— gue; Cross-roads to Childhood, A. New Roads to Childhood, A. C. It heads the double feature pro tended the Ministers’ meeting at police in case they should see any gram being shown for the last timee field Grange presented severalj Hebrew folk songs. G. Moore. Moore; New Yor«; Not So little numbers. One hundred and three, Hamden Monday morning. and Not So Cold, S. M. Lockwood. of the suspended drivers operating today and this evening, The co-fen* WSAI, 7:15 p. m. eastern time— Daisy Mayme, G. E. Kelly; Dem motor vehicles. Grangers were present. Apple pie There was a rehearsal for the Chime concert. ocratic Way of Life, T. V. Smith; Oddly Enough, D. T. McCord. turc appearing on the same nro-i Wilfrfd J. Angers, New York and ice cream were served. play “ The Little Clod Hopper” lo WHAD, 8:30 p. in., central time Diary _ and Letters; selected and Plato’s American Republic, gram is “ High Hand’: g tbril ihg Bolton Grange conferred the be given by the Christian Endeavor City. picture wh'ch takes for its Incak- — Sacred concert, “ The Prince of edited" by C. H. Baker, J. P. Pea Douglas Woodruff; Plays, Moscow first and second degrees to Mr. and society Monday evening ai the homo Life.” Edward L. Best, New Haven. th wild and wooly west. Leo Ma of Mrs.. C. Irving Loomis. body; Doomsday, Warwick Deep Art Theater Musical Studio; Play’s .. John A..Billings, New Haven. Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Oscar And WRVA, 9:15 p. m., eastern time ing. the Thing, Franz Molnar; Pluto loney is starred. Other shorter sub erson, Mrs. Thomas Daly, Mrs. Edgar Storrs and Miss Mary \ Hawaiian trio. Henry F. Gorman, Quincy, Mass. jects round’ out the offerings. Early American Pottery and crat, Booth Tarkington; Popular -Louis Grandwilllams, White Thomas Daly, Jr.7 Joseph. Mack, Storrs of Springhill spent Sunday at WLWL, 10 p. m., eastern time— China, John Spargo; East of the Encyclopedia of Health, L. K. A refreshingly different drama, Lillian Switzer, Thomas Maheggia, the former’s son Gilbert H, Storrs, Passion play, “ The Upper Room.” Plains, N. Y. “ Womanpower” heads the Rialto Sun and West of the Moon, Theo Frankel and D. B. Armstrong; George M. Johnson. Norwich. Donald Massey Friday eveuing. WLW, 10 p. m., eastern time— dore Roosevelt and Kermit Roose Ports of France, H. A. Gibbons. theater schedule tomorrow-and Fri Tunxls degree team will confer tho Instrumental trio. John A. Johnson, Middletown. day. ’ Loii Tellgen has ope of the velt; Europe of Our Day, H. A. Recent Foreign Policy of the Stanley Krasnicki, Torrington. third and fourth in two weeks. CNRW, 10,: 30 p. m., central time Gibbons, (Reading with a purpose.) United States, G. H. Blakeslee; leads.in this gripping photoplay in Mr. and Mrs. John Toomey* of ANDOVER — Flute quartet. John Krowis, Pequabuck. which, he plays the sinister role of a Federal Department of Educa Road Round Ireland, Padraic Herbert T. Larson, New London. Hartford spent the week-end at WEAF, 10 p. m., eastern time— tion, J. E. Johnson, compiler, (ref Colum; Romance of the Bounda man-about-tdwn who helfs a strug Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colbui’n o f Prank G. Lounsbury, Brookfield. Maple Wild. South Willington spent Sunday \ Light opera, “ Madame Angot.” erence shelf V.4 No. 5); Fields of ries, J. T. Paris. gling actor after receiving a tl;ot- Clarence "Fries of Boston and f Arthur Malacarne, Ivoryton. ough drubbing frOm his fists. The with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Work for Women, M. S. Leuck; St. Lawrence River Ship Canal, James McKeon, Fairfield. Miss Elizabeth Thornton of SoutX Mr. and Mrs. Tyron Smith and French Provincial .Furniture, Hen J. E. Johnson, compiler; Shot Tow settings^ axe extremely lavish and Coventry were Sunday guests oi John J. Stich, Collinsville. the plot Is one calculated to hold two friends of Hartford visited Mr. Blackstone Cigars, regular 2 for ri Longnon and F. W. Huard. ers, J. T. McIntyre; Singing Crow, Victor St. Laurent, Hartford. Miss Laviana Fries. Smith’s mother, Mrs. Janett Smith 25c. 2 for 19c. Manchester News George Washington; the Image and* Other Poems, N. C. R. Crane; one’s Interest right up to the Paul Clement has purchased sev George S. Styles, New Haven. smashing climax. Ralph Graves, Sunday evenlD,g. Mr. Smith Shop, Depot Square.— Adv. and the Man, W. E. Woodward; Singing in the Rain, Anne Shan eral acres of land of Ernest How Joseph Wood, Fairfield. popular juvenile, and Kathryn Per- brought a radio and set it up for Glass and Glazing, E. E. Ericson;* non; Solitary Horseman, Mrs. E. Robert M. Zarucha, West Haven. ard and plans to erect a five-room his mother. Government of the- United States, (B.) Loring; Sounding Brass, Mrs. dy, one of screendom’s beauties bungalow. Stephen Zombre, (Juilford. have important characters to por Mrs. William Smith died quite W. B. Munro; Guide to the Cathe E. E. Mannin; Spanish House in George Rose and Elizabeth Rose suddenly Monday morning at H SPECIAL FOR EASTER dral Church of. Saint John the pi- American, Rexford Newcomb. tray. Some of the scenes occurlng In were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger the prologue hrn said to be gor o’clock. Mrs. Smith had been 111 vine, E. H. Hall. Three Plays, E. S. Millay; To ■■ 5 S S S a ■ Rose In Hartford Sunday. about a week. The doctor gave as geous. R. Ward who recently purchas Harmer John, Hugh Walpole; morrow Morning, Anne Parrish; « iS-C ^ V C cause for death “ epileptic attack Bicycles $27.50 COAL Hildegarde, Katnleeu Norris; The second atrraction on these ed the EldridiTe cottage is building J Travel in Europe Made Easy, G. G. follojv'ed by 5oma.” Mrs. Smith Homes of Character, Marcia Mead Chester; Turgenev, the Man-His two days will be "Forest Havoc,” a on an addition of four rooms. BUY— RIGHT NOW stirring drama ot love and lumber was 38 years old and leaves besides and D. P. Higgins. Art-and His Age, Avrahni Yarmo- Miss Irene Glazier of Boston her husband tv/o small children, set amidst the natural beauty of spent the week-end with her aunt, With this price before you, you can Best Quality Into the Void, Florence Con- linsky. AFJt) t ) 0 one a baby not quite six months Understanning Our Chiidrec, the big wobds. Thrills and romance Miss Lavinia Frks. readily see that it is to your advan galore are provided in this film and old. The funeral has not been ar Frederick 1 ierce. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herring of ranged as they are undecided the acting is above reproach. For Manchester were guests of Mr. j tage to buy right now. Our prices Double 170,952 DIVORCES Velasques, E. V. Lucas. whether Wae burial will be in Co for Easter on all children’s vehicles Walt Whitman, Emory Halh- est Stanley and Peggy Montgomery and Mrs. Thomas Bently Sunday. lumbia or New York. i being starred. Otner subjects to be Frederick Finley of Somers v/as j are down to their lowest level. In One Year in the United States way; Wonmn in Exile, H. Vach- A play “ Night and Morning” .will Screened shown Include an hilarious comedy a recent caller in town. i be presented by the Andover C. E. Prices cannot go lower. ell; World War SettJemencs, H Q. What Is To Become Of Our Moulton, and Leo Pasyohsky. and cifrrent news events. Mrs. Frederick Taylor and society in the Congregational Y'ou Can’t Win!, Jack Black; daughter, Dorothy, visited In Hart- j church Sunday evening, April 17 Ojicn Every Evening. ford recently. I “ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE?” Young Ana’-i.Ciy, Sir P. H. Cihhs. SHEIK BILL IS HELD at 7:30. The cast of characters is Lowest Price Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griswold as follows: of Hartford visited at their cottage Omaha, Neb.—-Judgments In Pilate, governor of Judas Saturday. 1 THE MANCHESTER breach of promise and alienation ...... Guy Bartlett Stavinsky Bros. There will be a*“ poverty social” | Procla, his wife . . . Dorothy Cook of affections suits may yet be le at the basement Friday evening. GRAIN & COAL CO. gally limited to 1 cent in Nebras Anna, Caiaphas, high priests 24 Birch St. Those coming other than poverty- ...... Malcolm Thompson ka. Senator Chambers, author of stricken will have a fine forced up South .Manchester, Conn. Phone 1760. Apei'Place. the “ sheik bill” that may he intro ...... Bertram Wright duced, claims the measure would on them of 50 cents. Peter ...... Eugeiib Thompson Schools in town opened Monday John ...... Rosco Allen curb blackmail and “ gold-digging” after the Easter recess. activities of designing women. I M a r y ...... Beatrice Hamilton Samuel Alvord of Hartford II Mary ...... Carolyn Allen spent Saturday at Alvord Acres. R E G . U . S . P A T. O FF An Angel ...... Evelyn White &fJSA Miss Winifred Lee has been suf WHO LICKS THE CREAM? Jelly Beans, 19c, Assorted Choc A Centurlan ...... Holden Wright Only 12 Days Left to Secure olates, 33c. Manchester News fering with, ear trouble but is im Soldiers ...... John Hutchinson Shop, Depot Square.— Adv. proving...... George Nelson Automobile Insurance At Cost Do You Write Songs? Coupon for a The Lumbermen’s Mutual returned 23% of the Pi-euiium Lyrics? Plays? Shows? I COVENTRY “ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE” paid into every policyholder last year aad have always done so. Let us place them for you, expert McGovern Granite Co. DID YOU GET .4n Y MONEY BACK ON YOUR POLICY.? advice furnished beginners at CEMETERY MEMORIALS minimum rate. Arthur J. Lathrop of Dayville HAS THREE LEADING MEN If you want to reduce the cost of your Auto Insurance see motored here Sunday in his newi International Musicc Service Reiiresenfed by me before you renew your present iiolicy or insure your car. C. W. HARTKNSTEIN Buick sedan to visit his parents Mr. j Beautiful Silvertone I will be glad to explain how you can insure yohr car in the Co. Inc. and Mrs. P. L. Lathrop. i Handsome Heroes Play Second 14W Summit St. Teleiihone 1621 World's Gi-eatest ^lutual at 25% saving. 225 W’^est 46th Street, New York Henry Reed has a new Ford To Clara Bow, Esther Ral touring car. . I Dr. I. P. Liske has also purchased | ston in State’s Sunday Fea niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliHliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a Ford car. ture. PORTRAIT Mrs. Olin French spent Sunday Stuart J. Wasley with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Per “ Children of Divorce,” reaching Sizes 61/) x8'/2 inches, Valued at $5.00 REAJ^;KSTAte INSURANCE kin L. Lathrop. the State theater on Sunday 827‘»lalniSf., TeL 1428*2, Ojien Tuesday and'Sgturday Flrenings. * Mrs. Geo. Bennett, Sr., of Harri brings Clara Bow and Esther Ral ■i M U R R A Y ’S I son, N. Y., spent the week-end at ston together for the first time. To Be Made at her summer home. These two stars, both'comparative “Correct But Inexpensive’". | Mrs. S. Noble Loomis has been newcomers on the screen, have in visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clayton ' the past few years proved theli VV\ VV V N ». Carver of Rockville. ability and talent in a number of Mrs. Annie Kingsbury is visiting productions. Miss Bow won fame The New^tudio Thursday IsThe | her sister Mrs. Charles Knight. in “ Dancing Mothers” and “ Man- 9 Johnson Terrace M i The collecting of egg ipasses is trap” while Miss Ralston for her over in District No. 9, Russell Wei- work In "The Blind Goddess” and THE NEW STUDIO “ The Quarterback” attained equal Big Hat Day | acclaim. AND GREYTONE FOLDER J. KLUCK, Prop. Gary J Cooper, Einiir Hajasoa; »u< Norman 'Trevor are the three lead All Through ing men who head the stars’ su4>* porting cast. Cooper, new to A Beautiful I Paramount pictures, first flashed, skyward In “ The Winning of Bar* . For 55c Announce A Special 10% T he House bara Worth.” .After seeing bis You then have 30 days left to go to Studio for a sit remarkable work in "Children Of Divorce,” he was scheduled tor ting, Offer expires Saturday, April 23rd. the leading role in a series Of Reduction (Off tha Regular HAT Westerns. Hanson came all the This is an opportunity not to be neglected. Present Wall Paper way from Scandinhvla to show the world that Latin lovers weren’t so or mail this coupon at onefe together with 55 cents today much. He demonstrated his vet- and avoid disappointment. Price) If Additional Good, carefully^ selected Wail V BOX satility in two of Corinne Grif Paper brightens up any home. fith’s films. As for Trevor, those Manchester Evt-iiing Herald Portrait Department. who saw “ Beau Geste” need no rO- Pictures are Desired in minder of his actin,g ability. ^ Portrait Subscription Date...... Freshen up all your rooms with You are hereby authorized to enter my subscription to FREE Sweet Young Thing: Why are THE M.ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD for three months-, our wall papers— bright, beau you running that steam roller ovei' with the understanding that delivery is to start within a few - Connection with Pre- that .field? days. With Every Hat for tiful patterns in a wide, selec Farmer: I’m going to grow mash In consideration of the above subscription and payment of tion of holors and effects. Our ed potatoes this year.—^Answers, 55 cents for a Greytone folder 1 am to receive a ?5.00 Silver- ' sent Herald Subsefip- London. tone portrait to be made at the NEW STUDIO. 9 Johnson expert advice-and suggestions Terrace. $3 .9 5 and up N am e...... tion Campaign .are at your service without -Address...... City ...... obligation. Let us give esti NOTE— The Herald wishes to announce that the por 5 Just unpacked. Another shipment of choice Easter ^ Is “ The Herald” delivered now? ...... mates.^ traits to be made at the New Studio have been contract 5 Hats— unusual values. i OLD SUBSCRIBERS SIMPLY PAY 55c for the folder. Only one coupon to a person, but you may have one for each mem ed for at a special, rate. Also that the coupons to be i , Open All Day Thursday. ber of the family. ' distributed are limited and it will be to your advantage Present hr mail this coupon to the MANCHESTER EVE to get yours at once. Therq will be a slight charge for John I. Olson NING HERALD and not the studio. any EXTRA WORK to be ^one in connection with the Painting and Decorating s offer. E.\tra charge for full figure portraits. I M U R R A Y ’S Contractor. Branch Office at 10 Bissell Street Open Until 9 p. m. = Millinery, Hosiery and Novelty Shop. 699 Main St., South Manchester to Present Coupons. , = 741 MAIN STREET, STATE THEATER BLOCK S 7iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim S(3SS(9SXK9S9(3S9»CSO»e9(XXX9a(9C9(9(^^ THE LIFE OF CHRIST The Trial of Jesus SYNOPSIS .ARRANGED BY DU. WM. E. GILROY, D. O. Servici — Quality — liOu> Prices i ' SKETCHES BY KROESEN , \ X FRESH F@H FREisH FISH A FULL LINE OF FRESH FISf! t)UE i3Y EXPRESS THURSDAY MORNING. SPECIAI^BEST PURE LARD ...... ,...... 13c Ib. WHITE LOAF FLOUR .... . v.. v...... $1.18 BAG SCOTCH HAM SLICED ...... i..... 49c lb. h o m e ’MADE HOT X BUNS ...... 20c dozen G LBS. NATIVE PARSNIPS...... 25c i “ Pilate took water and Still the cry of “ Crucify Caiaphas sends JesuS to Pilate, the Roman governor, washed his hands . . . Him” came from the mob. Jesus was dressed In a purple robe, a crown Of who, after a questioning, says he can find no fault in saying, I am innocent of Pilate ^ then scourges thorns placed on His head and a reed in His hand. Jeer- Mancb^ter Christ and suggests to the chief priests and elders the blood of this person: Jesus and ' orders His ingly, the mob shouted, “ Hail, King of the Jews!" He , _ s': '<• ••4 that He be punished and released. But the enemies of see ye to it." (Matthew crucifixion. (Matthew was then led away to be crucified. (Matthew XXVII ; Jesus cried, “ Crucify H im !" (Luke XXIII : 1 -2 1 ) ' XXVII: 24 ) XXVII : 26^ H-IS A; Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 H IN ~C<827^By NBA UW.' V 'Tv ;;-/® ff f \ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, . WEDNESDAY, .APRIL 13,1927. p a u e .s b v b n , 5 \ \ • Cr the direptlou of Miss Mabel M. Pol-, thur Brown, Josie Smith, Mildred TOUGH LIFE READY FOR EASTER lard, who is taking care of the Hall, Bernice Harrison, Catherine '■ t f I * -? ? !■ •? Forltchji^TorliiiiDj \ speaking parts, and Mrs. Eunice Cordner, Esther Peterson, Theo HOLY WEEK MEDITATIONS Case Hohenthal, who is in charge dora Glenuey. • Visiting Minister: Ah, my un .Use Healing^, Liquid Zemo PAGEANT AT S. M .E . of the music.' "“ Jerusalem Women: Miss Elsie fortunate friend, this woild is full The cast follows: Harrison, Miss Alice Harrison, Miss of trials. 2emo seldom fails to stop Itching - Vera Hotchkiss. Hard Case: -It ain’t the' trials Torture and relieve Skin Irritation, it Interlocutor, Mrs. Irene Powers. makes the skin soft, clear and healthy.^a “ Standing The Test” Cast of Fifty to Take Part In Centurion, Walter Reichard. Men of the' Emmaus Road. that worries me, sir; it’s the ver dicts.— Answers, London. ^ Itch, Pimples, Blotches, Blackheads, \ “ The Dawning” on Sunday Roman guards, Robert W. Wil- James Wilson, Raymond Mercer. m most cases quickly give way to Zemo. Evening. son, Albert Holman, Jr., William Joseph of Arlmathea, Eric Craw- Frequmtly, mmor blemishes disappear ’ ‘‘.\nd they all left him, and fled.” .^ Black, Ross Lewis, Robert Burr. shaw; overnight. Itching usually stops — Mark X n ':50. Nicodemus, Arthur Krob. 170,952 DIVORCES promptly. Zemo is a safe, healing liquid. The full cast has been . picked Mary Magdaleuu, Miss Olive Ny Convenient to use any tune. iUl drug , By CHARLES HAVEN .MYERS, and work is nearly finished on the man. ' f. ■ . In One Year in the United States gists—60c and $1.00. pageant, “ The Dawning,” by Ly Salome, Mrs. Hazel Anderson. D. D. man R. Bayard, wnich will be giv What Is To Become, Of Our Plymouth Cliurch of Shaker The Other Ma^v, Miss Marjorie Easter Cards, Mrs. Seymour’s en in the main temple of the South Richmond. hand-painted and a nice line of Heights, Cleveland, Ohio Methodist church on Easter Sun others. Manchester News Shop, z e m o day evening at 7 o'clock. The solo Joanna, Miss Estelle Keith. Depot Square.— Adv. “ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE?” FOR SKIN IRRITATIONSi In the crises they all failed. ists in the pageant will be Mrs. Group of Women, Miss Mabel When Jesus stood most in need of Bertellne Lashlnske, Miss Olive Ny Trotter. Miss Ethyle Lyttle , Miss their help and friendship they de man and Walter Reichard. More Marjorie Crockett, Miss Elsie Lew serted and fled like frightened than 50 persons will appear In the is, Miss Ellen Lewis. sheep from the garden. cast. Lame Man, William Keith. Mark says that there was a The pageant, which is built Rhoda, Mrs. Bertilene Lashln- young man who also followed, who around the theme of the resurrec ske. , fled with the rest. Since this rec tion of Christ, is In three scenes. Disciples; John, Paul Volquard- ord is not foar.d elsewhere manv The first scene depicts the follow son; Peter, Albert Holman; Philip, think it must have been Mark him ers of Jesuj on Easter morning as Francis Burr; Andrew, Kenneth self. It is the story of desertion— they make their way to tho tomb Beer; James,Fred Rogers; Mat drab, pitiless, cowardly desertion. on the outskirts of Jerusalem. The thew, George Beer; Bartholomew Lent is the period when we try to second scene is that of the day af Thomas Cordnar; Thaddeus, Louis make an inventory of our stock of ter Easter and the third takes St. Clair Burr; James the Less, spiritual resources. May it not be place on Ascension Day. Thomas Prentice; Simon Zelotes, well to see how much courage we The speaking parts, culled most Sydney Strickland; Thonias, Rob ly from scriptural writings, are In ert Mercer. have? Children: Arlton Judd, Frank Courage is often confused with terspersed with musical numbers. physical bravery. But the latter is The pageant is being given under Pearson, William Edmundson, Ar a gift and is something less than courage. Many a man has displayed a low order of poltroonery in his home town. Here were twelve diaciples who had followed Jesus and had been The town cf .Nazareth, where Jes- s spent hiS boyhood specially chosen for instruction. They had sworn allegiance and had Probably none of us will ever w'ell ask for a renewed loyalty to ouenly espoused his principles. But Truth. Once we have gained this face the issue of life and death for INSURANCE. y v hen the test came tJicy failed, all the lesser loyalties of life fall V . failed miserably. our profession. But the methods of into line and come marching after. One cannot but recall t'lose execution today are social ostra Once we have enthroned Truth in Christians in ihe Boxer Rebellion cism, public ridicule and vitupera our hearts— it is easy to live for kneeling before their ex.-jcutioners. tion. And there are many causes that await the courageous words of it, speak for it, die for it. Courage One word of abjuration and they becomes then not an effort or an The Best Guardian of could have walked forth safe. But those who have found the spirit of they were witnesses to the truth — Jesus of Nazareth. achievement— it is the instinct of they had taught, knowing that the We are making our prayers to the truth-loving soul. Life and Property blood of the Christians is the seed day asking God for grace and God give us moral courage! of Truth. i strength. For many of us we may the dirigible in a parachute and LEON ERROL STARRING descends several thousand feet to the ground. That delightful comedy, “ The Insure Your Valuables AT CIRCLE TOMORROW Red Mill,” starring Marion Davies and Owen Moore, ends its run at the Circle theater this evening A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Popular Broadway Comedian after a successful engagement. IS THE In “ Lunatics at Large” Here Miss Davies plays a colorful For Two Day Run. Dutch heroine, in pigtails and BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. wooden shoes in the new picture, an elaborate filmization of the Broadway’s most famous fun- famous stage hit of the same name maker, Leon Errol, and Broadway’s by Henry Blossom and Victor Her The Manchester Trust Co. favorite beauty, Dorothy Mackaill, bert, one of the dramatic sensa Theft Proof have made “ Lunatics at Large,” tions of a few seasons ago. A “ M y plan has millions in it,” which comes to the Circle tomorrow notable cast is seen in the produc said the , pleasant voiced for two days, one of the funniest pictures ever screened. Errol’s tion, including George Siegman cs stranger, “ and I want Ed the villian, Louise Fazenda, Snitz reputation is well known and he Harniss’ widow to' get her Edwards, Karl Dane, William 6ra- has held the center of Broadway share. Let me invest your in stages for so mgny years that his mond, Russell Powell, Fred Gam- Dol and others of note. surance money,” j hair has thinned out in the glare of “ I’d like to,” said Mrs. Har- j the footlights in New York. Fire and Liability ^ A wedding in a dirigible starts OF COURSE niss, “ but I didn’t get it all at off the thrills in “ The Lunatic at once — just a life income,’’ Large.” First Youth: Fighting is all right Ten years later she still gets Kenneth MacKenna’s twin broth providing you do it intelligently. “ just an inefeme.’ ’ Insurance er in the picture has Kenneth Second Youth: Yes, but you Monthly income insurance is placed in an asylum while he rush can’t always And a smaller man.— es away with Ken’s girl (Dorothy Answers, London. theft proof. It.-will protect Mackaill), whom he |s going to " your loved oiies from pitr - falls offheir own'IneXperielice. •• r.wa wed in a dirigible. ' RiCHARD G. RICH ’ & Leon Errol gets hold of a rope EASTER FLOWERS Inquire. ♦ "-fi ladder and makes his way into the Tinker Building, South Manchester. dirigible while it is rising, and as PHONE YOUR ORDER Connecticut General a result there is no wedding, but TODAY one of the biggest thrills in pic- Life InsuranceCompany lures when Leon grabs Dorothy Anderson Greenhouses FAYETTE B. CLARGE, AGT. Iround the waist and leaps from 153 Eldridge St. Phone 212 1 10 Depot Square, Manchester. OME in—try on Bostonians. C Judge them by all you ask of shoes. There’s an individuality in^ Men*s and Boys^ Wear for the way they look—the way they feel.’ Bostonians themselves will prove it to y ou.'^ Mostly $7 to $10 the pair. EASTER Beautiful Patterns. Stylish Models. Easter Neckwear Large Assortment. In Newest Colorings. —IN— Men's Spring Shirts to suit your every wish. All sleeve lengths. Suits and Interwoven Hosiery Molt S^les T opcoats Guaranteed to Wear. *10 $ 2 5 up New Belts Way ahead, tJvLen! Sweaters Students 'andBoys' Fancy and Plain. FLORSHEIM SHOES always take the lead. W ith mil Suits G olf Hose lions of men keeping their eyes on Florsheim Shoe styles it’s certain that Tailored to Fit Just arrived. Colors you’ll approve. Florsheim will live up to their established reputation and give you the smartest, fin $ 1 5 up Carte’s Underwear est, best shoes produced. You^cah bet on Horsheims for style today and any day. - GL£NM EY'S Mallory Hats $5 up Madewell Underwear storcp^Aursd^toep^ Ladies’ Silk: Hose $1 pr. Caps $1.50 up gOSTONlAN^ GLENNEIT’S \ •) for . Men GLENNEY’S - TINKER BUILDING J ... -I \cril' ...... / p a g e e i g h t MANCHESTER (CONN.) ’ETVEI^G HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL' 13, 1927. ' LATEST FASHION "'TPr HINTS BY FOREMOST FEATURE AlCTICLES <; ' AUTHORITIES r ABOUT interesting THE HERAIi)^ HOlE WOMEN COLONIAL GRACE WITHOUT THE EXPENSIVE FRILLS % m : 1 ^ D A Y ^ C m ^ AILENE 5UMNER. yOme Qustin Q M 7 b f .liEA S m ic u lv L. THIS HAS HAPPENED By ALLEXE SUMNER T. d. CPRTIS. millionaire o\rner It's a wonderful room as It Ig, a of the biK Cnrtia Store, condncta thousand times better than any of THE WOMAN MO\TEMENT tiro amaaioK conteata for the us ever had before.” aecret parpoae of determlnlns which of the cirla In hla employ "Oh, listen to PoUyanna!" V»’ln- .For a long time the tired busi hove really worth-while ambl- nle giggled. ‘‘Wait tlU you seo my tlona. He slvea a dinner for the ness man has realized as he read winnera at hla home. Amonff them room and hear what I’ye decided to, are BILLY WELLS, NYDA LO have T. Q. do to It N y & ^ ld he his evening paper that something MAX, and WINNIE SHELTON. was lacking. Billy alta next to DAL BO- told her at lunch—and belleye me, MAINE—n fnaclnatlngr, Orlentnl- she didn’t waste any time getting The other night it came to him looklnsr man who atransely en- on his good side—said he tqld her He pranced Into the kitchen, paper alnvea her with hla peraoaallty. in hand, and demanded of “ the lit She nlao meeta nnd dancea with he’d fix up our rooms jittt like we RALPH TRUMAN, whoae father wanted them. Said he knpw the tle woman” busily drowning the \ l steak In mushrooms: owna an automobile factory. house was old-fashloned and that The mornintr folIowlnK the dln- We may be doing wrong to the ‘ "f**. T. Q, Cnrtia anmmona Billy, the rooms would not appeal to Nyda nnd Winnie Shelton and pretty young girls. Oh, boy! Ain’t tired business man’s grammar, offera to take them Into hla home, we got fun?” She flung her sm^l, but not at all to his idea. Both the to make them hla warda for a tired business man and other kinds year, in order that they may hare bare, white arms around her kneeg of men, women as well, have be an opportunity to nchleve their and hugged them against he? breast ambitiona. Bllly’a aincere paaaion ecstatically. gun realizing of late that the ex la to become a concert vlollnlat pression ' “woman movement” has nnd Mr. Curtla preaenta her with a rare violin and naaurea her If “There’s the bath, through that practically . vanished, and that no ahe accepta hla offer ahe mny door there,” Nyda pointed out. ‘^ jg longer do we see our papers pic atndy with the beat teacher In as our living room at home. A tured with marching women, ban town. The other two sirla He nbont their ambitiona In order to dozen towels on the racks If there’s ners across their bosoms, fair ffain the mllllonalre*a favor. Nyda one, and a quart Jar of mignonette arms upholding venomous plac • la to be riven a conrae In a achool bath salts. I stayed In this tub Icr ards demanding this right and •'•“ dfrsrnften teachera nnd Winnie Shelton la to atudy to be an hour this afternoon.” that right. come n privnte aecretnry. No longer do we see headlines Billy la radiant over the offer. Billy dropped down beside Nyda A damper la caat on her enthual- on the bed, and took one of the proclaiming the forcible feeding of aam by CLAY CURTIS, aon of the long, slim bands In her oWn. Mrs. So-and-So, jailed for picket atorc owner. Clay hna dlatnherlt- ing the White House and yelling ed himaelf and la llvinr with the “Girls, we’ve got to live together Wella family In n poor aertlon of for a whole year. I’ve been wishing that she’d pull the president’s nose tow n, w o rk ln r In the Tm m nn all day that we’d been better if he didn t do righ: by our Nells. factory In the dnytime and writ- Doesn’t Satisfy In r munlc at niffht. He la In love friends, closer to each other at the with Billy nnd conaldera her a store. I know I’ve been- pretty Even the glib answer that wom en achieved that for which they muKlcnl reniuB. Clay la rrnvely sharp-tongued, but I’m going to try dubloua nbont the outcome of hla picketed, woman suffrage, does fa th e r ', plan. “ AVhat n m erry little to be a good sport—” Her voice hell he’a picked for himaelf—and not quite satisfy. For everyone you.” Clay tella Billy. broke, and she wondered, disgusted knows that even since 1920 and NOW GO ON W ITH T H E STORY ly , If she were going to degenerate the victory of the woman suffrage IN into a weeping female. CHAPTER XXI movement with the 19th amend “ You’re all right, kiddle.” Nyda ment, one has heard rumblings iJiHE nest afternoon at five o’clock said in a warm, friendly voice, and and mutterings of “ the woman Billy Wells, rather a forlorn Billy despised herself for wincing movement.” little Cinderella, sat alone In a at that particular word of endear But whether you “see it in the ment. “ I guess most of us girls taxicab, two suitcases on the fioor papers” or not, whether it’s said were jealous of you because you in parades and banners or other at her feet and her violin case In A beauty, this small Colonial "Soft! All you’ve got to do is to learn to cut out paper dolls." had more brains than we did. And wise, there IS a woriian movement does not make it a rare bargain? the floor plan will show. her arms. sometimes you upstaged us—oh, today. house! What man or woman would “The Plymouth.” as its designers Detailed information abont “ The "Ah, my dear little girl, I am so and see my room. Billy’s Is across not be proud to call it home? And The cab swerved Into Crescent maybe you didn’t mealn it, 'but ■ If you doubt it, just send a card have named it, is well worthy of Plymouth” may be obtained by glad to see you again! I was won the hall from me. Let Clara bring who can contend that its cost— Drive, the beautiful boulevard that’s what it looked like to us. to the National Woman’s Party do serious consideration from all who writing the Standard Homes Com- dering which of the lovely girls your bags in here until you pick You playing the violin so swell and ing business on Capitol Hill, right varying with local. prices of labor intend answering that vernal urge which followed the wide, gracious you were. You had on the delight out a room.” and materials from $4500 to $6000 paiiy, Colorado BuHdliig, Washing I all—you know! But sure we’ll be where it can watch out the front of home building, as a glance at ton, D. C. . curve of the river that gave the sec ful little autumn leaf dress, didn’t When the maid, Clara, had set pals now. We’ll stick together, windows who goes in and out of tion Its name, RIvervlew. Of you? I was quite drawn to you, the suitcases just inside the door, won’t we, Winnie?” Congress. and am so glad we are to know course, T. Q, Curtis, one of the rich with a thump that told of her dis “I never said a cross word to you You know, of course, that this WHAT’S AN EASTER FROCK MI each other better.” Mrs. Meadows’ in my life, did I, Billy?” Winnie party is devoting its energies to a NUS est men jn town, would have his like of being ordered about by shop voice was the kind that is always girls, Nyda closed the door with a asked plaintively. “Not even when 20th amendment, which is known GRACEFUL BEARING? home In RIvervlew. described as “delightfully modu bang and put an armi about Billy’s you vamped Stanley Powers away as the National Equal Rights She fiattened her nose against lated.” shoulders. from me. Of course we’ll be good amendment, a simple little amend Lifers Niceties ment reading “men and women the glass of the cab, the better to "I’m glad to be here, of course,” “How do you like It? Not so bad. friends. I suppose we’ve got to be,” she added wisely. shall hpe equal rights throughout take in every detail of her new Billy said with disconcerting brief is it?” She waved a languid hand HINTS ON ETIQUET the United States and every place home and its surroundings. There ness. “Have the other two girls to indicate the room. “And I feel that we ought to think come?” pretty seriously of just how we can subject to its jurisdiction.” It was—the Curtis home, known all Winnie Shelton, In a pale blue make Mr. Curtis glad that he’s do Equal Rights? “Indeed they have! Miss Lomax negligee, was stretched upon a over Colfax simply as “The Man —I suppose I really should say Ny ing all this for us.” Billy went on Maybe you think that they have 1. UntJer -what circumstances chaise longue, busy with a butter equal rights” now. Listen! sion.” Incredible that she, Billy da—arrived In time for lunch. I doggedly, though her face was hot and nail file. The party has been delving in does a man precede a woman in had not yet arrived, though for with embarrassment. “You know Wells, a department store clerk the law library of the Supreme a public place? tunately Mr. Curtis was here to “We thought you were never com —not be grabby or ungrateful, and yesterday, was to live In that enor Court for months. Here are some welcome her. And little Winnie— ing, and we simply couldn’t wait study hard, so as to make the most 2- Should a woman accom mous pile of cream-colored brick to choose our rooms.” She looked of our opportunities-” of the startling discoveries just what & lovely, sweet child she Is! — disclosed: panied by a man ever take the and gray-white stone as a foster came about three o’clock. They’ve up at Billy with a comradely smile "Don’t make me laugh!” Nyda aisle seat ? on her little heart-shaped, fair face. shrugged her lovely •<’shouldel's.’ Papas of Georgia and Maryland daughter of Its millionaire owner. been haying great fun choosing can legally will away the custody 3. Does a woman ordinarily Her home for a year! their rooms.” “ Of course Nyda beat us both to Think of me cooped up all morn it, and took the swellest room of of their children from the moth sit on the man’s right or deft? “I might have kpown they ing with a lot of cry-babies that I’ve ers— Again, as tne taxican turned Into the lot. Old T. Q.’s rooms are on got to learn to amuse! I could slay The Answers. the long winding driveway, a thrill wouldn’t lose any time,” Billy In three states,. Michigan, New the second floor, and he told us we Eddie Banning for hating, picked 1’. When there is no usher. of fear quivered along her nerves. thought grimly. Aloud she said, could have our pick of any of the York and Massachusetts, the minor 2. No. . . with a fiash of her impudent grin, out that life ambition for me. You child need give its earnings to its She had signed away a year of her rooms on the whole thi;-d floor.” two have got it soft-i-” 3. At his right. : ■ > ; ’ life. For value received—what was “If you don't inind. I’ll go up and father only— Nyda’s room was vast and high- “Soft!” Winnie echoed scornful the fantastic language of that legal see what they’ve picked out for me. In Florida ceilinged, with a great bay window ly. “All you’ve got to do Is to learn Some folks never had a chance agreement? Don’t bother about me, please, Mrs. looking down upon a fountain set A father of Florida may collect to cut out paper dolls and teach damages for “the mental pain and because they wouldn’t take it. “Here you are, miss.” The taxi Meadows. ]The maid will show me in a huge circular flower bed that the way. You were just having the kids to sing, ‘Good iporning, suffering” of a mother whose child driver swung her suitcases to the would be riotous with beauty In an dear teacher, good morning to yoqj’ wide white marble steps leading to your tea, weren’t you?” has been injured or killed. other two months. The room was while I’ve got to learn shorthand lu many states married women the front porch. “ It’s a habit I became a slave to impressive rather than beautiful, and break my fingern nails on a HAVE COLOB IN CHEEK} on the continent. Nyda and Win may not legally sign certain pap Her first thrill out of new wealth in rich, wine-red brocades, mel typewriter!” ...... • ers. camb when she tipped the' driver nie declined, but won’t you join lowed with age, a massive four- If your skin is yellow—icompIexioE me?” Billy’s eyes flew to her violin A Texan husband may divorce heavily without a qualm. He sprang poster bed, dresser, chest of draw case, and a great thankfulness pallid—tongue coated—appetite p oor- Billy escaped both the tea and his wife for one infidelity, but she, to press the bell for her, then, with ers and desk of black walnut. flooded her face with light, may not divorce him unless she you have a bad taste in your mouA— Mrs. Meadows’ excessive cordiality. Posed by Kathrjn Apgai- and Davenic Watson of hum’s studio. a laCT, no-good feeling—yew should a more deferential farewell, was “ Of course the room will have to “It’s Billy that, has It soft',” Nyda can prove that he is living ’’in a oft. The parlor maid led the way, carry take O live T ablets. be refurnished and redecorated.” decided. “And gee, I’m glad you state of infidelity.” By NINON . the other out.in front of you, ing the suitcases, up the broad, Nyda threw herself upon the vast have, kiddie. I just love to hear Dr. Edwards’ Olive T ablets—a sub? “ Come In, miss. Mrs, Meadows Is In many states a ^yoman cannot What a stunning costume!” you with a kick, as high as you can stitute for calomel—were prepared by gracious, winding staircase to the bed and looked about her with dis you play the fiddle, Whqt'do you exclaim admiringly upon viewing In the drawing room." The parlor third floor. legally own the clothes which her without bending your trunk. Now Dr. Edwards after 20 years orstudy. contented eyes. “But it really has say we find a room for you? And husband buys her but is entitled to a new spring creation on a mani maid admitted her unsmilingly. A door was thrown open down swing it out behind you, then to Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable She, for one, evidently did not possibilities. I’ll get old T. Q.—I are you going to dress up for din only “the use of them.” kin. the , hall, and Nyda Lomax’s al the front until it resembles a pen compound mixed with olive oil. Know relish the Idea of four females In wonder what In the world he will ner? In novels they alwilys we^r Recent Findings But, do you realize that half the mond-shaped black eyes flashed dulum, swing higher, and higher them by their (dive color. vading the house and giving orders. want us to call him?—to do It over evening dress. I’m going to shop The law of Georgia says that a beauty of clothes lies in the way upon her. The girl’s tall, beautiful each time. If necessary, hold on Tobave a clear,pink skin, bright eyes, for me to suit my personality. Chi all day tomorrow—at tfte Curtis wife’s earnings, belong to her hus they are worn? The smartest of to a door to keep from losing your As Billy hesitated on the thres body was wrapped In a cheap kimo no piinples, a fe ^ g of buoyancy like hold of the drawing room, Mrs. nese, I think, with yellow paper Store.” Her black' eyes' glittered band. Four pages of legal size Easter ensembles cries for a grace balance though it is better done diildhood days you most get at the \ .. , .V \ v PAGti TEN MANC3HESTIK (c o m ) B fV E ^ HERALD^ WEDNESPAY, APRIL 18,1927^ Mr, Property Owner, Rent That Vacant Apartnient^Adveriise Want Ad Infonnatlon Annonnoements 2 Dogs— Birds— Pets Apartments—Flata— Honses for S i|le Lota for Sale Tenements for Bent STEAMSHIP TICKETS to and from POMERANIAN PUPS for sale. Pour HOLLYWOOD—New six room single, PORTER STREET—Nlc« building lot Manchester all parts of the world—Cunard, black Pomeranian pups six weeks PURNELL BLOCK—3 room heated oak floors, steam heat. Lot 60x140. 146 feet frontage. Aa ideal site fox Anchor. White Star, French, Ameri old, two males, two females, ex apartment with kitchenette and Terms. Arthur A. Knofla..TeL 782-2: that new home. Price j» f Arthur A- . Evening Herald ^ can, Swedish, North German Lloyd ceptionally small, price right Tel. bath. ‘ Modem Improvements. Rea (Over Quinn’s Drug Store). Knofla. Phone TS8->. (Over QUinh’a). and several others. Assistance given 2348. Call after 5 p. m. Joseph Enjoy Home sonable price. Apply G. E. Keith Classified Advertisements In securing passports. Bobert J. Chicolne, 163 Maple street, SOuth Furniture' Company. MUNROB ST., beautiful six roouj WASHINGTON ST^—Dandy hirilding Smith. 1009 Main street. Phone Manchester, Conn. bungalow. Ideal corner location, two Count six averagra words to a line. 750-2. lot; small amount of cash down; Initials, numbers and abbreviations, RIDGEWOOD ST.—4 room tenement, car garage. Price right. Arthur A. terms arranged; sewer, gas. side each count as a word and compound Poultry and Supplies ' 48 2 steam heated furnished rooms, Knofla. Tel. 782-2, 875 Main. v walk and curb In front of- lot. Automobiles for Sale Ownership ‘ gas. set tubs, pantry and cldthes Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main street. words as two words. Minimum cost NEW SINGLE toward the Green,-six is price of three lines. b a b y c h ic k s closet, electricity and '>atb, also Phone 782-3. — Smith Standard single rooms. Call 109 Foster street. rooms, steam, gas, oak trim and Cert-o-culd thoroughbred from Iree floors, French doors, built In fix Line rates per day foi transient FORD COUPE. 1926, In A No. 1 con range stock. Chicks on hand at all RENTALS—Several desirable rents tures, a complete home for $7300, Beal Estate for Exchange 71 ads. dition, new tires. Call 1073. tlm3S. Manchester Grain and Coal Co., Apel Place. Tel. 1760. NO W — • with modem improvements. Inquire easy terms. Robert J. Smith, 1009 Eflectlve March 1T» 1027 SEDAN—1924 Ford tudor, the best Edward J. Holl. TeL 660. Main street. FARM AND <3ITY property for sale Cash Charge Most of us possess the ardent wish for home owneiv or exchange. William EASehL 818 buy In town $175, car Is all ready for BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS—Prize PITKIN ST., new seven room Colonial 6 Consecutive Days .. I 7 cts 9 cts the road. 1923 Ford sedan $165, 1024 winning stock In fancy and utility ship “ sometime” in the future—but we continually'post Center atreet. 3 Consecutive Days . 9 cts 11 cts Ford ton truck $150. Phone 1843. Bill classes. Eggs for hatching $2 per 15. ROOMS! furnished, heated, 141. Center the latest In house construction, buy 1 Day ...... 11 els 13 cts pone plans for one reason or another-'-and the > years street. ' - now and choose your dlwn interior McKee, 32 Laurel street. $11. per 100. J. P. Bowen, 5'70 Wood- pass on without the wish being fulflU'ed. decorations. Robert J, Smith, .1009 Legal Notices 7f ' All orders for Irregular insertions bridge street Phone 2121. THREE ROOMS—^Heated apartments Main. ^ will bo charged afthe one-time rate. FORD TOURING. 1923. Good con Why wait? with bath. Apply shoemaker, Trot AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Special rates for long term every dition. Reasonable. Will demon EGGS—Single Comb Rhode Island ter‘Block. SIX ROOM HOUSE—Hardwood finish, at Manchester, within and for th« day advertising given upon request. strate. Call at 55 Main street or Red hatching eggs. $1.00 for 15. $6.00 Today and every day you can find greater "Home’* in excellent location; $500 cash will District of Manchester, on the 11th, Erickson’s Garage. Tel. 1479-2. per hundred, 612 Keeney street Tel. Ads ordered for three or six days values in the Manchesters than were ordinarily avail Business Locations for Bent 64 take it or will trade for a building day of April. A. D., 1927. and stopped before the third or nfth 1194-12. lot. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main • Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., day will be charged only tor the ac FORD TRUCK, one ton, good able. Modem methods of finance has put “ home owner- street. Tel. 1428, Judge. tual number of times the ad appear mechanical condition. Price $50. Tires EGGS—For Sale, for preserving. Will ’ ship” within the means of every family. A small down 1 LARGE FRONT ROOM, second floor, Estate of Lucy O. Spencer lato ol ed, charging at the rate earned, but worth price. Hugo Kohls, 38 Cooper deliver if desired. Inquire Karl payment— you move in immediately— and pay the bal Watkins Block, 13 Oak street. Apply SIX ROOM house, all Improvements, Manchester, in said District, deceas no allowances or refunds can be made street. Marks, 136 Summer sv.eet or tele Watkins Brothers. garage in cellar, large garden, ex ed. on six time ads stopped after the phone 1877. ance in monthly payments like rent. ^ tra garage outside, widow wants to The Trustee having exhibited its fifth day. , ,, Wanted Autos— ^Motorcycles 12 Daily in Herald Want Ads unusual values in ‘homes’* Honses for Bent 65, selL Call 58 Oxford street, after 6 annual account with said estate to No "till forbids” ; display lines not ROOSTERS—A few young ones, 8O0 o’clock or Saturday afternoons. this Court for allowance. It Is per pound live weight. R. P. Rennie, are listed for sale. sold. AUTOS—Will buy cars for Junk. ORDERED:——That the 16th. day of The Herald will not be responsible 26 Gardner street. Highland Park. CENTER ST., 185—Six room house; 6 ROOM HOUSE, 2 car garage, hot April, A. D.. 1927, at 9 o’clock, fore for more than one Incorrect Insertion Used parts for sale. Abel’s Service modem Improvements. Telephone water heat, hard wood trim, all- noon, at the Probate Office, in said of any advertisement ordered . for Station. Oak street. Tel. 789. S. C. R. I. CHICKS. Pines quality. READ CLASSIFICATION 72 244-4. other Improvements, corner lot. Will Manchester, be and the same is as more thaji one time. These chicks will produce winners sell cheap for quick sale. Call at 117 signed for a hearing on the allow The inadvertent omission or Incor Business Services Offered 13 and layers. Call W. S. Haven, Coven ST.' JOHN STREET- 6 rooms, half Ridge street, after 5 or telephone ance of said administration account rect publication of advertising ^111 be try. Tel. 1064-4. house. Improvements, garage. In 1893. quire 383 Lydall street. Tel. 1372-4. with said estate, and this Court di rectified only by cancellation of the WANTED GARDENS TO PLOW, rects the-Trustee to give publlo no charge made for the service render ashes removed. Inquire 389 Lydall Articles for Sale 45 SEVEN ROOM SINGLE—Right on tice to all persons Interested therein ed. Machinery and Tools 52 Apartments— Flats— Apartment Bnlldlngs for Sale 69 East Center street, near Green, all to appear and be heard thereon by street. Tel. 1372-4. 68 modern, large lot, walk and curbs. ANTIQUES Tenements for Bent publishlni; a copy of- this order in All advertisements must conform FORDSON TRACTOR with ploughs Will be sold now a*, reasonable some newspaper having a circulation Florists— Nurseries 13 Antiques bought, sold, repaired, re TEN ROOM FLAT for sale, excellent figure. Robert J. Smith, 1009 Main. In style, copy and typography with stored. Refinishing and upholstering and harrow, just overhauled. In A FIVE ROOM PLAT—All modem im condition; convenient terms, 1-2 in said District, on or before April regulations enforced by the publish No. 1 condition. Ready for work. L. 1927, and by posting a copy of of old and modern furniture. V. provements. Inquire 147 East Cen minute from Center street. Inquire TWO FAMILY, 12 rooms, close to ers, and they reserve the right to PANSIES, Easter Lilies, Tulips, Hedeen, 37 Hollister street N. Hevenor, Wapplng, Conij. Tel. ter street. of owner. Call 812. this order on the public slgnimst In edit, revise or reject any copy con Double Petunias, Geraniums, Agera- 67-4. Main street on Woodland street, the town where the deceased last sidered objectionable. tum, Martha Washington Geraniums 5 ROOM PLAT on Biro street. Just THREE FAMILY FLAT on Liiley nearly one acre of land, to settle an dwelt, 4 days before said day..of heari CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads in bud and bloom. Hollyhocks. Fox estate $6000 Is the price. Robert J. Ing and return make to this Court. COW MANURE—162 Birch street Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 off Main, all Improvemefits, garage. street. All three floors, steam heal d Smith. 1009 Main. to be published same day must be re Gloves, Canterbury Bells, Hardy Inquire 21 Elro street. and neatly arranged in five rooms. WILLIAM S. HYDE ceived by 12 o'clock noon. Saturdays Pinks, Hardy Chrysanthemums, Price is very reasonable. Robert J. 6 ROOM BUNGALOW in high loca H-4-12-^. Judge, 10:30 a. ni. Peony, Asparagus roots, Everbloom- HOT WATER HEATER—Vulcan, TAILORS—English woolen company, 5 ROOM FLAT, all improvements, Smith, 1009 Main street. ing Rose bushes, Catalpa trees, Cali tailors since 1898. Local dealer tion, two car garage, chicken coop, Telephone Your Want Ads with brass and flue pipe, used two first floor on Liiley street. Call at 27 improvements, built two years ago. fornia Privet and Evergreens. All months. 5 Ridgewood street. Harry Anderton, 38 Church street. LlHey street. Ads are accepted over the telephone at low price. Always open. Michael South Manchester. Phone 1221-2. Farm and Land for Sale 71 With extra lot. Proce $4400. $400 cash Pinatello, 379 Burnside Avenue will take it. See P. D. Comollo, 13 at tl)e CHARGE RATE given above Oak street. Tel. 1540. STORES TO CLOSE HALF as a convenience to advertisers, but Greenhouse, E. H. Phone Laurel Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 Wanted— To Buy 58 5 ROOM PLAT, upstairs. Apply Mrs. 6 ACRE FARM on State Road and the CASH RATES will be accepted as 1610. Annie Macomber, 58 Birch street. trolley line. House, bam and chick FULL I’AYMENT if paid at the busi 7 ROOM BUNGALOW, new. all im- BALKITE CHARGERS — For sale en coops. Would make excellent provements. in good locality. Price ness office on or before the seventh Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 several Balkite chargers. 8 30 Amp ANTIQUE FURNITURE and bric-a- FLAT—^New 5 room, all Improve chlckep farm. ' Price $4500. See DAY ON GOOD FRIDAY d.ay following the first Insertion Hartford A batteries reg. $18—only brac. Frederick E. Hughes, Pitkin ments. Inquire 270 Oak street, after Stuart J. Washley, 827 Main street. $5400. $500 cash will take It. See P. each ad, otherwise the CHARGE $9.00 for battery and charger. Bar- street. Phone 386-2. 5. Tilephone 1'428. D. Comollo, 13 Oak street. TeL 1540. RATE will be collected. No responsi PERRETT & GLENNEY—Local ^.nd stows Radio Shop, 695 Main street bility for errors in telephoned ads long distance moving and trucking. GOOD TURF. 200 square feet. Call PLATS—Two, upstair flats, with im SM.ADI> FARM near Crystal Lake, WASHINGTON ST., nice new bunga Will Be Open Holiday Morning will be assumed and their accuracy Daily express to Hartford. Livery Manchester Trust Company. Tele provements; also store. Rents v?ry suitable for raising chickens. Good low for sale; six rooms, silver light and Also on Aftemoim oi cannot be guaranteed. car for hire. Telephone 7-2. Fuel and Feed 49-A phone 70 reasonable. Apply 244 North Main buy. Terms on request, also some fixtures, dandy lay-out; price right, street. Telephone 28-2 or 409-3, choice bunding lots on lake. Wil terms. Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main Thursday- Phone 664 WANTED—RETURN LOAD from JUNK—I will pay highest prices for liam J. Bowler, West Willlhgton, street. (Over Quinn’s). Boston. Providence or enroute, Tues CLEAN QUALITY COAL— all kinds of Junk; also buy all kinds GREENACRES—Five room upper Conn. stores in Manchester ■will h» ASK *'OR WANT AD SERVICE day, April 19th; also part load to, of chickens. Morris H. Lessner. tele flat, all modern Improvements, and load or part load from New open Friday morning and closed In phone 982-4. garage. Inquire 181 Wadsworth St. Honses for Sale 72 Index of Classifications York, last of April. Perre*t & Glen- AT LOWEST-IN-THE-CITY Phone 1198-5. the afternoon, it was stated tod^y ney. Telephone 7-2. RAGS. MAGAZINES—Bundled paper WAPPING by George E. Rlx, secretary o f the Eveninj? Herald Want Ads are now PRICES, OUR MODERN and Junk bought at highest cash JOHNSON BLOCK. Main street. 3 DOUGHERTY ST., new ten room £^rouped according to classifications Manchester Chamber o f Commerce. Painting— Papering 21 prices. Ph^.re 849-3 and I will calL I. room apartment, all modem Im fiat, 2 car garage. A nice home and General belief had been that the below and for handy reference will MECHANICAL HANDLING Eisenberg. provements. Apply to Albert Harri Investment. Terms. Price right. appear in the numerical order *ndl- son, 83 Myrtle street. Phone 1770. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 782-2. Mr. and Mrs. Prank W. Congdon stores would remain closed all day P.A.INTING—And paperhanging. Have t p H * DEVICES AND CLEANERS motored.to Rogers Lake at Old on Good Friday. your work done before the sh. Apartments— Flats— MIDDLE TURNPIKE. 135 west. Five Lost and Found ...... 1 Work done neatly and reasonably. Lyme last Sunday and attended the The merchants have decided to Announcements ...... * ASSURES YOU 100 PER Tenements for Rent 63 rooni second floor flat, all modern .opening of the country club. Personals ...... 3 Ted LeClalr. Tel. 2377. improvements. Phone 168-3. merely swap schedule with Thurs Automobiles CENT CLEAN COAL AND DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Mrs. Arthur Sharp and daughter. day, remaining open on Thursday Automobiles for Sale ...... ^ Repairing 23 APARTMENTS—Three, and four NEW FIVE ROOM flai, all modern Miss Harriett Sharp attended the afternoon Instead of closing as is Automobiles for Exchange .... 5 SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION room apartments, heat. Janitor ser improvements, including steam heat, vice. gas range, refrigerator. In-a- shades and garage, 14 Edgerton St dancing class reception of Miss Hel the regular custom. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 EXPERT KEY FITTING — Lawn AT THE STATE TODAY Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 IN COST WHICH WE PASS door bed furnished. Gall Manchester Phone 1068-3. en Boyle’s pupils at Hartford last mowers sharpened and repaired, also Construction Company, 2100 or tele Saturday afternoon. Auto Schools ...... 7-A scissors, knives and saws sharpen Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS. phone 782-2. NICE 6 ROOM tenement modern, has Miss Helen Barrows, who has ed. Work called for and delivered. hot air heat, rent low. Call 2100 Autos—For Hire ...... 9 Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm been spending a few days at the GILEAD Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 MANCHES’i'ER GRAIN ANQ BISSELL ST., 73—Three room tene Manchester Construction Company, Reginald Denny in “Take It street, Manchester, Conn. Tele or telephone 782-2. home-of Rev. and Mrs. Truman H. Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... H phone 462. ment. steam heated, all Improve From Me” and “The Price of Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 12 COAL CO. PHONE 1760. ments. with or without garage, also Woodward, returned to her home Business nnd Professional Services furnished rooms. Telephone 1545-2. OAK ST. 170—Pour room tenement, Honor” Showing. The theme for the sermon, de GENERAL CARPENTER work first floor, all Improvements, new in Bristol, Conn., last Sunday aft Business Services Offered ...... 13 around house such as shingling, ernoon. livered by the Rev. J. W. Deeter Household Services Offered ....13-A HARDWOOD—Under cover $9.00 per COOPER ST.. 31—Five rooms, second house, with ^arage. Inquire 164 Oak building garages, etc. Inquire 11 street or call 616-6. Sunday was “ Blessed are ,>th€y Building—Contracting ...... 14 Ashworth street. Tel. 172-2. Reo truck load. Call after 5 p. m. floor flat, $30 per month. April 1st. An unusually good program is in Mrs. Helen Tripp of Pleasant Florists—Nurseries ...... j-5 116 Wells street Phone 1307-2. Homo Bank and Trust Company. Valley went to New York last Sat which are persecuted for-rlghteons- OAKLAND ST., 351—Five room flat, store for State patrons this evening Funeral Directors ...... • 16 LAWN MOWER SEASON is almost urday where she spent the. week ness’ sake for theirs is the king Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 SEASONED HARD VOOD—$7.0r per all Improvements Inquire 701 Main when Reginald Denny’s latest pic Insurance ...... 18 here. Avoid the inevitable conges POUR ROOM RENT for a desirable street. Sam Ynlyes. ture, “ Take It From Me,” divides end with friends there. dom of Heaven.” tion with consequent wait by hav load, also white Birch $6.00 load. small family, wash stand, bath, The Christian Endeavor society Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 ing yours taken care of NOW, be Trucking and ashes mo ed. Tel 24-4. honors on the screen with “ The The Christian Endeavor Society Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . . 20 white enameled sink, with enameled met with the Hebron society Sun Painting—Papering ...... 21 fore you need it, Bralthwalte, 150 rooms and grained floors, with other BISKY BUSINESS Price of Honor,” which will be of this place omitted their meeting Center street. WOOD—Chestnut wood, hard wood improvements, for $18. Garden if de here Sunday evening, having ac day evening. Professional Services ...... 22 and slab wood, sawed stove length, sired. Don’t miss this chance. Apply shown with an all star cast. Repairing ...... 23 and under oover. L. T. Wood. 55 Bis- cepted an invitation of the Scantic Mrs. Alfred W. Hutchinson is 111 SHARPENED lawn mowers, knives, to F. W. Seastrand, 91 Main street. Chicago.— Bootleggers and their “ The Price of Honor” is a drama Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. 24 sissors, razors. John Garlbald, 110 sell street. Telephone 496. So. Manchester. which tells the terrible sacrifices Young People’s Society of Christian with inflamatory rheumatism. Dr. Toilet Goods and Services ...... 25 Spruce street. customers as well as ministers, Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 which a young girl goes through to Endeavor to meet with them. They D. C. Y. Moore of. South Manches Garden— Farm— Dairy Products 59 FIVE ROOM flat, upstairs, all Im physicians, dentists, ball players, left about 6:15 p. m. ter is attending her and Mrs. • Educational soldiers and acrobats hereafter preserve her most cherished poses- Courses and Classes ...... 27 Tailoring-Dyeing—Cleaning 24 provements, bath room, garage. sion. Tills film is a gripping story The regular church service here Arthur E, Hutchinson of the same Private Instruction ...... 28 APPLES—Baldwin apples, true to Next to State Theater. Inquire 18 will be unable to buy accident In Dancing ...... 28-A name and taste, grade A, 75c per Blssell street. of real life and Is In considerable was an Illustrated lecture of about place is with her for a few days: CLEANING, DYEING and pressing. surance, the Accident Underwrit seventy slides on "'XTie Land of the Several local folks attended s Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 Shop open a. m. until 8 p. m. Call basket, grade B 50c. Telephone ers Association has ruled. Physi epntrast to “ Take it From Me.” Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 2403. Mrs. I. B. Nelson, 129 Center 38-6. Walter N. Foster, Foster Farm, POSTER ST., 91—Six room tenement Adapted from the New York mu Incas,” by the pastor. Rev. Tru dance in Scotland, Saturday eve Financial street. Wappir '. with all Improvements. Phone 1320- cians, mlpilsters and dentists are man H. Woodward. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 12 or 409-3. too often In contact wl^h disease, sical comedy success of the same ning. Business Opportunities ...... 32 a p p l e s —Gano, Greenings, and Seek- title, “ Take It From Me,” the pic Miss May Lathrop. principal of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Links'and Mr, Wanted— Business Service 26 the others are included In the “ex Money to Loan ...... 33 No-Furthers, Green Mountain pota 4 ROOM TENEMENT, upstairs, elec tra-hazardous” class. ture, has all the dash and breezi the Wapplng Center School, took and Mrs. Glover of Bockville at Money Wanted ...... 34 toes, and sweet ciJei. Edgewood tric lights, gas, hot water, garage. ness of the stage production. the boys of the seventh and eighth tended a poultry meeting In Willi- Help nnd Sltnatlona WANTED—o r d e r 's for home made Fruit Farm. Telephone 945. W. H. If wanted. 29 Griswold street. Cowles. \ Starting with a bang as Denny, grades to Manchester to visit the mantic Saturday evening," Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 pies, cakes, clam chowder, brown Trade School, Tuesday morning. In Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 bread, etc. Mrs. Wade, 57 Cooper St. 4 ROOM FLAT—Bath, gas and lights, ABIISTIO UIAGINATION as an extravagant young heir sinks J. L. Way of Hartford »i Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 APPLES—Hand picked sprayed Bald the last dollar o f his Inheritahce on the afternoon the class was her his local farm Saturday.- Agents Wanted ...... 37-A wins, $1.00 per bushel. Ruta-Ragas, second floor, rent $22. Z26 Wood- The Lady: You’re very sentimen guests at the State theaten Help Wanted—Female 35 bridge street. O. E. Powell. tal tonight. a horse which Just can't win first Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller and Situations Wanted—Female ... 38 90c. Peter Miller. 743 Tolland Turn Mrs. Frank S. Stoughton left last Situatlpns Wanted—Male ...... 39 pike. Telephone 364-3. The Artist: Ah, my dear, I-feel place, the picture moves rapidly children of South Manchester visit Employment Agencies ...... 40 SEVERAL WOME.. for pleasant out 4 ROOM TENEMENT—12 Moore from one comedy situation to an Saturday to spend the week-end in ed her mother Mrs. Hart E- Buell, BARBERRY BUSHES, 3 years old. street, all Improvements, $20 month. all around me the first sweet, fresh Albany, N. Y. Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—Vehlclea door work, representing The Herald. other. It Is all plausible comedy Sunday. , Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 See A. Meredith, 10 Blssell street. $5.00 per hundred. Telephone 861-4 Apply 13 Moore street. fragrance of spring-— Punchy Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grant and Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 12 South Manchester. 9 A. M. or call at 36 Griswold rtreet. too, hovrever fantastic it may seem, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Perry ientw— Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 for every ridiculous situation Is daughter. Miss Finis Grant, who tained Mr. and Mrs. Georg© Mitchell have been spending the winter In Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 WOMAN to do general housework. CAL. PRIVETS, $5 liundred. Barberry logically accounted for, and one’ s of Hebron at dinner Sund^. For Sale—Miscellaneous No laundry-work. Mrs. Walter $5.00 hundred. Orders delivered ^credulity is seldom taxed. Hartford, returned to their home Articles for Sale ...... 45 Olcott, 21 Forest street, telephone and planted, roses 25c each, mixed here, recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. H: Foot© and son Boats and Accessories ...... 46 357. gladiola 50c dozen, John McConvllle, Eight acts of vaudeville will be Elmer of Colchester wer© Siinday Building Materials ...... 47 Homestead Parlw Telephone 1364-13. Rev. Truman H. Woodward Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 presented tomorrow with Milton spe.nt the day In New York ou last visitors at E. E. Foote’s, Slsier also Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 Help Wanted— Male 86 SWEET CIDER — Freshly made, Sills In. his latest picture, “ The Sea .lion cay. visited at R. E. & A. C: Foote’s. Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A right from the press at 25c a gal, by Tiger.” The same picture will be The High School class of girls of A. H. Fish of Manchester was a Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 the barrel!, Baldwin Apples $1.90 bu. Phone Your Want Ads shown Friday and Saturday with Househol(^ Goods ...... 51 YOUNG MAN with or without sales Call 970-5. H. Silversteln. the Federated Sunday school and guest at the home of his son experience to sell electric ap five vaudeville acts. Charles Fish, Saturday. Machinery and Tools ...... 52 pliances. Apply between 8-9 a. m. To th e the Y. M. C. A. boys held their re Musical Instruments ...... 53 Household Goods hearsal at the vestry of ibe church Mrs. C. Daniel Way went Tues Office and Store Equipment . . . . 54 Ask for Mr. Pease. G. E. Keith 61 Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 Furniture Co. last Saturday evening for tha play day for a week’s visit at the homes FOBMBB 8. A* m rlAP of her brothers In Spring Valley and Specials at the Store? ...... 56 . BETUBNS FOB EASTER they are preparing, to be given May Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 YOUNG MEN—Several for speclar GAS RANGE—Large Acorn. Inquire 20, entitled “Bashf-w Mr. Bohbs.” White Plains, N. Y. Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 sales work. See A. Meredith, 10 Bis- 20 Spruce street or telephone 672. Robert Porter motored' -to Rooms—'Board—Hotels—Resorts sell street, So. Manchester. 9 A. M. Evening Herald ne.at Saturday f-V‘.!n in g . Restaurants METAL AND GLASS POLISH — ^ /. The services over Easter at the Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Frank Brooklyn, N. Y. Saturday and' spent Rooms Without Board ...... 59 Help Wanted— Male or Female 87 want every housewife In Manches -SalvaHoh Army citadel will be con Stoughton retu.'ued Monday even the week-end with his parents-in- Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A ter to try It. No rubbing. Especial ducted by ColoneT Walter Jenkins ing from Albany. N. Y., where they law, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Preston, Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 ly good for silver, brass and nickel. of New York city. Saturday night Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 SPARE TIME WORKERS can earn The Novelty Shop. 997 Main street. spent the week-end. Mrs. Porter and the children who Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 two dollars per hour. See A. Mere will be given up to a program of Mrs. Edgar J. Stoughton and have spent three weeks with her Real Estate For Rent dith, 10 Bl.ssell street.. South Man- OLD CARPETS and rugs made In’.o Call 664 tableaus, which will depict scenes daughter, Miss Eleanor Stoughton, parents returned with Mr. Porter. Apartments. Flats, Tenements,. 63 cnester. 9. A. M. fluffy rugs; work guaranteed. Rugs from the Bible featuring especially Business Locations for Ren; .. . 64 for sale. G. O. Case, agent. Peerless returned Sunday from a week’s stty^ Mrs. Matilda Fleckenstien ol Rug Co.. South Windsor, Conn., P. And Ask for a Want Ad Taker the Easter scenes. Sunday morning- at their cottage at Black Point. Houses for Rent ...... 65 Agents Wanted 87-A Philadelphia, Penn., 1s the guest of Suburban for Rent ...... 66 O. Burnside, R, F. D. TeL Laurel there will be a sunrise march which The Parent-Teacher Association her sister, Mrs. Karl Links. Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 261-3. will leave the citadel and proceed . Wanted to Rent ...... 63 Tell Her What You Want held their monthly meeting at the TiOuis Twining of Hartford and REPRESENTATIVE of character is down Main street, headed by the Center School hall on Monday dft- Real Estate For Sale offered paying position. Take orders band, r and will be followed by a Myron Post, Elliott Wallace, Earl Apartment Buildings for Sale..-. 69 shoes-hosiery direct to wearer. Good THE WAR WAS ON An experienced operator will take yhur ad. help ypa * ernooa at three o’clock. Mrs. Louis Post and son Wallace of East Hart Business Property for Sale . . . . ; 70 Income. Permanent. Write now. Tan short servlea afterwards. During the word It for best results, and see that it Is properly in A. Gowdy of Somersvllle spoke ford were Sunday guests at Mr. and Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 ners Shoe Mfg. Co., 1610-4 C Street, day special singing and music will very Interestingly on the subject Houses for Sale ...... 72 Boston, Mass. Acquaintance: Is your other serted. Bill will be mailed same day allowing you fie features of the events. Colonel Mrs. A; H. Post's. Lots for Sale ...... *. 73 daughter at all like this one? “ Taking Inventory.” There was A. L. Frink of Andover was in Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 until seventh day after insertion to take advantage of an4 Mrs. Jenkins will be the speak- Situations Wanted— Female 88 ers"at'all the services. Colonel Jen- also a solo by Miss Helen Frink ac town Monday and summoned J. B. Suburban for Sale ...... 75 Fond Mother: Oh, no, she’s quite the CASH RATE. : - companied at the piano by Mrs. Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 a contrast. klna js well known in Manchester, Jones to appear in Rockville Tues Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 POSITION as housekeeper. Address ,'as h® '^*8 stationed here as officer Eugene Platt, Mrs. Walter W. Fos day as juror. Auction-Legal Notices Housekeeper, 21 Bralnard Place. Acquaintance: How nice!— ter and Mrs. Matchulot were the Auction Sales ...... 73 of the local corps quite a number The case over a wood cutting Job Tel. 1474. Punch. 'of years ago. hostesses for the afternoon. brought by William Woodward Legal Notices ...... 79 The Evergreen Lodge, No. 114, against Winthrop Porter was heard, A. P. & A. M.. gave a public whist GAS BUGGIES—I, the Undersigned, Do Bequeath party at their Temple at ^aat before Justice J. Bank Jones Sat By Frank Bec^ Windsor Hill last Thursday even urday afternoon. Woodward wgi ing. The first prizes were taken by represented by lawyer Harvey ol AND NOW, MY FRIENDS, L E T US Miss Doris Benjamin and Charles Willimantic. Justice Jones decided HEM.. AND TO MY COUSIN , KA^E, AND TO YOU, HEMENSLEY , SIR, in Woodward’s favor. CONSIDER THE BEQUESTS OF TH E Hevenor. The second prizes were LATE STOP THAT' IN GRATITUDE FOR ALL THE THE WHO ARE A STRANGER IN OUR Dennis Keefe who died In An DEPARTED ." t O MY WIFE , O LG A , WHO won by Mr. and Mrs. C. Vinton I SNIFFLING! COMFORTS AND KINDNESSES UNGRATEFUL’ MIDST, GOES HIS MOST CHERISHED dover Sunday was a resident of this DISAPPEARED DURING THE GOLD RUSH YOU didn't ( THAT3 SHE HAS THRUST UPON Benjamin. W R E TC H .. POSSESSION. THE CHILD OF HIS Miss Irene Buckland arid Miss place for many years- I LEAVE MY BEST WISHES IN CASE EVEN KNOW , 1 W H Y . ME IN MY DECLINING AFTER MB BRAIN THAT WHICH MEANT Martha Stoughton motored to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fogil of South. WE MEET AGAIN TO MY SISTER, CLEO,, HERMAN I ‘M < YEARS, 1 BESTOW MY WEARING MY 'MDRE THAN ALL ELSE IN r OH Manchester . and Floyd , Fogil of LIKE Black Point for the day last Sun IN SOUTH /AFRICA, MY ELECTRIC PAD SHNOPS,YOU [ CRYING. t r i f l i n g t r i n k e t s FINGERS TO LIFE TO' h i m .'' TH A T WHICH J (MR ROTHEIM Hartford visited their parents, Mr. A M ESSAGE day. AND w h a t e v e r COAL REMAINS ,HYPOCRITE. JUST AND PERSONAL THE BONE w e, WHO WERE CLOSE ^ ) YOU'RE and Mrs. C. J. Fogil Sund^. FROM BEYOND The Wapplng Library hours will IN TH E B IN . TO MY BROTHER THINK WARDROBE , WHICH MENDING HIS A B O U T , HAD- FVtILED TO / ^ / W A N T E D Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Raymond COME T H E return to th'elr summer schedule IN THE CITY, THE NORTHEAST YOURE A IP I HAS LONG KNOWN SOCKS EVER, _\SEE IN (A THE and children of New Britain visited FILIAL WORDS OP this week, which will be from 2:30 QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST KNOCKOUT HAD ( HER TENDER SINCE HIS LIGHT.' THAT.. . l-fr \PHONE.) to 4:30 on Thursday afternoons her father, D. H. Hodge and family H6RMAN SHNOPS, SECTION THAT LIES WITH A ; KNOWN CARE..V GOOD-POR- NOTHING AS H IS J and from 7 to 8:30 Monday even Sunday afternoon. r a v in e . VEIL ON., HIM W E SKIPPED y r i / ings, Felix Zeleznicky and son of LAST WILL AND )U^ TO ALASKA I Mrs. Emma Wood, who has been Colchester were guests at Mr. and TE S T A M E N T staying with Miss Etta I. Stoughton Mrs. A. C. Foote’s Sunday. IS R E A D TO was called toher home In Provi Mr. and Mrs. A E. Hiitcbinsan THE BREATHLESS dence, R. I., by the death of a rel end daughter Miss Lydia wore vtoi- BENEFICIARIES. ative. She went home last Sunday. tors Sunday at Mr., and Mrs. A. W. ■ AMONG WHOM ARE Hutchinson's. HEM AND -AMY, WRECKED HOPES WHOSE SORROW IS MEASURED BY “ I think he’s the meanest man 170,952 DIVORCED THE MUNIFICENCE on earth.” In One Year In the United States OF Hl$ “W hy?” * J. MAGNANIMITY. “ I’ve made up my mind to refuse What Is To Become Of Ohr lim an4 he won’t even propose to WrwiMM, jhrm t l n ne.”—-Tit-Bits, f: “CHILDREN OF DIVORCEr t ' ' 7 ■■■ MANCHESTER (CONN.) BTVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1927. PAGE ELEVEN FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: SENSE and nonsense SKIPPY by Percy Crosby With all these liens against U)HAT ARC W H A T 5 him, Charlie's fortune has a fat N e 'j- x H e chance. YA HIMP* ^ I L . Sam: Say, Mose, what am you all doin' now 9» Mose: ■‘I’se an exporter.” Sam: “ An exporter?” ,Copx a n Mose: “ Yep, the Pullman Com RogU^Rs pany dey done fire me.” \ Many a man has broken dov,'n trying to do today’s work and to morrow’s worrying too. “ Men who get things done, shave dally.”— Ad. This seems to dispose of M r.: Hughes, Poincare, King George and Santa Claus. The average married man wouldn’t worry about his wife wearing her skirts a little shorter if she’d only wear her dresses a Copyright, P L. Crosby. 1927, Johnson Features, Inc. Rea.u.s.MT.orf. little longer. CHtt7 IT Wt» tCRVICE. INg MfiKing love is worth try* IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE The Powerful Katrinka Makes a Wonderful Nurse By Fontaine Fois iiig, but it is often very trying. Whether skirts go up or down, WASHINGTON TU'BBS II Whether bob is here to stay. Whether pastors smile or frown B y C rane On the flapper of today. We don’t give a tinker’s dam. Y\3 But such poppycock and capers Seem to tickle Uncle Sam, L A 5 r w eeK ^he a k d t h e Yo u n g s t e r p l a y e d • I -TWOUGHT M essiR. PLfA S £. b oss. So we put ’em in the papers. VOU'D SOT VWE WET OS. we Loves A DAMPY SAME eJALLEO 6TEAM 5 HoVe E. T H t ■D^V A fU on s \MAMTA WORK— \M£ CRAMES it. Whether the co-eds pet or not. OOR UiTtte st r e e t THOM.\S JEFFERSON WORK What price “ Peaches” and Aimee EAR — Sl^APUT C A N *^ We believe in tommyrot. 'ToMlGiVr EEAME Since today is the ISttli anniver But it keeps the nation gay! TOO. sary of the birth of Thomas Jeffer We should like to be momentous, son, this list of questions deals Welighty, serious and solemn. with his career. The answers are on But our public would prevent us— another page. Who the heck would read our col 1— What famous political docu umn? ment is Jefferson credited with writing? The want of great leaders may 2— Who preceded Jefferson asbe due to the fact that people have president? learned to do a little thinking for 3— During Jefferson’s administhemselves. tration, how was the territory of the United States vastly increased? Unlike the human race, a look — Wliat is the name of the Jef ing glass casts reflections and yet ferson home in Virginia? always tells the truth. 5— Who was his leading oppon ent for the presidency In his first Walking uud^r a ladder Isn’t campaign? considered as bad luck as falling 6— What prominent public officedown an elevator shaft. did Jefferson hold during Wash ington’s presidency? Seasick wife: I feel terrible. I’ve 7— ^How did the phrase. “ Jeffergot an awful lump in my throat. N' W STARS'. 1 ME\)6R ^ sonian simplicity,” originate? Hubby: Better swallow It. It’s HEARD OE SOCH ATHIVIG'. probably your stomach. 8— What present-day political C R A X f- PLOMS CRA-ZTl party traces its linkage back to Jef ^OT GO A H E A D . ^ ferson? The girl who’s born to blush un 9— What is Jefferson’s number seen, In the succession of presidents? Will never make a movie Queen. . 10— What other e.\-president S'/? died on the came day Jefferson The young man at a dance au'd his fair companion were standing died? on the darkened veranda between dances. She waited and waited. Simile: As polite as a widower “ Love is blind,’’ finally quoted be,ginning to take notice again. the youiitg man, rapturously. “ Well, my goodness,'” exclaimed “ My wife is suffering from fal the girl, ’’can’t you tell where I am len arches. Do you know What is by feeling. good for them?” “ Rubber heels.” Doctors are notoriously poor tak “ What shall I rub them with?” ers of their own medicine and A health advice. It isn’t wise to believe every thing you hear— too much of it is It is just as well to remember true. that a railroad grade crossing Is as deadly on Sunday in 1927 as It REQ. U. S. PAT. Orr< Q.1S2T BY NCA SEhVICC. INC.' was in 1926. Fontaine Fox, 1927, The Bell Syndicate, Inc /3 170,952 DIVORCES The truth of today may bo the III One Year in the United States error of tomorrow. What Is To Become Of Our If wars were fought on the cash FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He’d Get Even B y B lo ssei and carry system they’d never last very long. “CHILDREN OF DIVORCE?” WMAT Do Vt>0 77UA1K, mWELL.yoU'LU A E ’S A L L p u r O U T MOW VUAAT A R E YOU DOIAJ <5 IM 7 A E SOME BODY’S (SCAXMA I PIMD A M O W ER OAlE BUT vmSM AE FIAIDS OUT MOM? Some f REG. U. t. PAT. OFF. Ot92T BY NEA SERVICE. INC« ... SALElSiVIAlN SAM A Swell Memory B y Small^ $0fAE PeOPLe ARE LUCKT AM’ SOtAe. CHEER 0?, s a ia '. Ya / a w ,He c k ! VoO’p PEOPLE p>RE L\KE tAEf LOGIC A$ BLUE AS /© e 6C0£,Too, (F GREAT CATFISHf ( OH,"^hRee. BOT \ 3 0 s r WoW WHEM DIP ALL THIS AGrt- A 9-LaCK m a r ia ! SPRAtM&O ToOR HAPPEM^ yT'EARS A(xO t 'h o c .g h t * o f AHKLE,HAP K'oOFL \ r . p o c k e t PicKEP, AM’ BIT TbOR ToMsOe ALL IM OME STo^e. Full LWe. No t P A V l OF FvRSAte Pay seps T e r Fo r . MieHT WatcMaeM u '// t’ S 'w d /^ yu\. K 01927 BY NEA SERVfCC. INC REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. (Read the Story, Then Color the Picture) JACK LOCKWILL’S POLO PONY by Gilbert Patten Fair Bobby Shaftoe felt real across the glassy water just as proud that he could show the Tin- slick as slick can be. The others les’ crowd the way his little sail then went wading too. It was a boat sailed across the deep blue lot of fun to do. But Bobby Shaf sea. He’d pushed it out a ways, toe stayed on shore, ’cause quite and then, 'twould float right back afraid was he. to shore again. Then Clowuy sat A ways from shore a boat went down on the sand and said, “ Say, by and made some little waves roll just watch me.” high. They tipped the sailboat ov He tossed his shoes up in the ala, er and this quickly stopped their and shortly both his feet were bare. fun. A lump rose In poor Bobby's He scampered to the water’s edge throat, “ Oh, my,” said he, “ don’t and shouted, “ Gee, it’s cold.” “ Oh spoil my boat.” But Coppy quick go on in,” wee Scouty cried, "It’s ly told him it would dry out In the warmer when you’re once inside.” sun. % So Clowny shouted, “Sure I will. Then all the Tlnies left the lad I’ll show you I am bold.’’ and thanked him for the fun they’d We waded in. up to his knees had. And then they heard a coun and, my, at first, he thought he’d try maiden sing a milking song. freeze, But then, when he got used They rushed right up, quite un '\\» _ to it. It i^asn’t bad at all. “ Watch afraid and said, “ Where are you ^ I-.' -tJB/ out,” ~ crifed Coppy, “ there are When the members of the •till in fu' «wng. ®,t*5fae a glorious moonlight night, going. Maid?” And she replied, That night Snuoks Cowl polo team, with their friendt, boating with them her.” laugifiod stones. Don’t stumble now. and “ A-mHklng! Won't you come and utt#r^«qu«akt of pidasura. and leaped upon the Son/rbMk S e managed to pry loose the bars celebrated Rocklake’t victory' break your bones.” And Clowny go alM g?” of a window in the antiquated that night, all admitted that walked quite cautiously just so he lock'Up. and escape. He wasn't Jack and Dynamite turned the wouldn’t fall. soen, again in Rocklake for (The TInIcs meet old Peter trick. Link Trueworthy shook The boat was then pushed out to V^hie \jjuite a while. ^■'3 hands with Jack. q-ia NE)CT STORY: Jack Lockwill’atfKidW Ewewy. him and very soon, he made it skim Finer in the next atnexA. '\ PAGE TWELVE iHancli»BtPr B^raUi WEDNESDAY, ’APRIL 18,^ 198T. q -. ■-? “ Schooldays;” Miss Barbara Law EMERGENCY DOCTORS t REBEKAHS ARRANGING rence, “ Mickey;” Mrs. Ethel Davis, We Offer at Reasonable Prices ABOUTTOWN “ Let Me Call You Sweetheart;” Doctors William R. Tinker Our Fine Quality .and Thomas G, Weldon will be Miss Ruth Coseo, “ Rose of Wash The regular Thursday afternoon on duty tomorrow afternoon to ENTERTAINING PROGRAM ington Square;’* Mrs. Florence whist and Friday afternoon bridge answer emergency calls. Walsh, “ Japanese Sandman;” Miss Florence Seelert, “ Yes, Sir, That’s GLADIOLA will be omitted at the Manchester On Sale Tomorrow Morning at 9 a. Community clubhouse this week. To Present Playlet and Sketch My- Baby;” Beatrice Clulow Directors of the Manchester Com Following Regular Monday “ There’s a Quaker Doll In Quakei;- town;” Mrs. Marion Straughan, “ In BULBS The Ladies Benevolent society munity club will have a special ses Night Meeting. will meet at the Center Congrega sion at the White House tonight at a Little Spanish Town;” Lillian A selection of our numerous varie Clifford, “ Jinglebells;” Madeline tional church tomorrow afternoon eight o’clock and it is hdped every Sunset Rebekali Lodge is plan ties wiU give entire satisfaction.' at two o'clock. There will/be sewing one will be present. Spless, “ Let the Rest of the World Potted ning for an Interesting program to Go By.” —THE— lor the Memorial hospital. All follow its regular meeting in Odd ladles of the church are invited. The singers will be Lillian Clif Fellows hall Monday evening. The ford, Minnie Smith, Evaline Pent- PARK HEAD PRAISES play, “ Johnny’s New Suit,” which land, Lillian Reardon and Florence W oodland Gardens At Second Congregational church will be the principal attraction will tomorrow evening the fifth and last Lamberg. Mrs. Jessie Wallace will Tel. 1274. 236 Woodland St. SCOUTS WORM WORK be repeated the following evening act as pianist. The committee in Easter Lilies “ church uiglif’ supper and enter at the opening session of the Re- charge is composed of Mrs. Henry tainment program will be given. bekah State assemby in Glaston Lowd, chairman, Miss Edith Walsh, Four and Five Buds on Each Plant.. Grown by one of the best Florists. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shearer and bury. Miss Evaline Pentland and Broth their sub-chairmen have planned Says Tent Caterpillar Cam- The cast for the play follows: ers Cleon Chapman and Beverly Free Delivery. Phone Orders Taken. On Sale in the Basement. an appeti^ng supper to be ready at Mrs. Silas Larkin, mother of a paiign Was of Great Useful Wright. The ladies who will see to 6:30, to be followed by an excellent growing boy, Mrs. Henry Lowd; the serving of refreshments will be William KaneM musical and literary program by ness to the Community. John Larkin, the boy, Irene Pow Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, Mrs. Annie local and Hartford talent. ers; 2\Irs. Albert Spencer, a neigh Knofskie, Mrs. Agnes Seidel and General Building bor, Evaline Pentland; Miss Mi Mrs. Iva Ingraham. Park Superintendent John Y. randa Brown, president of the Cho Cards are out for tlie Faster Keur today paid a warm tribute to The entertainment will be given Contractor and Mason breakfast to be held at the “ White the Boy Scouts here for the fine ral and Rhetorical society, Mrs. H. shortly after 8:30 Monday evening, A. Nettleton; Arathusia Pettenglll, re aster elling House” on Easter Sunday morning. A P -E S work they did here in connection and will be open to the general Others who desire them are asked with the tent caterpillar drive. Lillian Reardon; Matilda Green, public. A small aamisslon fee will 519 Center Street. Tel. 1776 to kindly confer before Friday “ There,work was a big help to Mrs. Jessie Wallace. The last two be received at th door. afternoon with either Mrs. J. M. the community. I don’t think every are young people competing for the I Will Finance Your Building of Shearer, telephone 1655, or .Mrs. body realizes the immense amount prize. The part of Deacon Wright, Pint Bottle Grape Juice, 19c. the judge, will be taken by Water George H. Washburn, 20S3. I of good they have done here. Farm- Manchester News Shop, Depot During Construction. • CVS probably realize the benefit of Walsh. . Square.— Adv. Mr. ahd Mrs- Fred Colton and that kind of work more than any Another pleasing sketch will be -hildren have moved from 362 one else, for many of their small presented entitled “ Memories,” \dams street to their recently com apple trees have been saved. The Mrs. jMary Roberts will have the Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii.miiiiiiiiiimiimii!;iiiiiiiiiiiimiiii3immiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[i peted bungalow at 1031 .\orth boys cannot be too highly praised, lead and the following Rebekahs, in appropriate costume will repre COATS Main street. in my estimation.’’ Superintendent Keur explained sent the songs: M^ss Ruth Morton, Miss Margaret Larson of Stark that the tent caterpillars are found SPECIALI weather street will entertain the mostly in only two variety of trees, 170,952 DIVORCES M. X. club this evening. the wild cherry and the apple. I i In One Year in the United States What Is To Become Of Our Look! This Big Offer Still Continues! “ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE?” | $25.00 Rubber Heels Attached 25c This sale comes just at the time of the year when riUESTONE, GOODIUCH, CLPPLES, VELVETON Keep Your most every girl and woman is planning on purchasing Rcniciiiber on wooden heels wc use O’Sxillivan and Uskide heels. r>-.-' an Easter coat. Handsome coats at this low price fash The dciniind lor these 50c heels which we are putting on for 25c is so great wc arc continuing the otfer. ioned of sheen and sport fabrics with collars of twin bea Hair Looking ver, squirrel or monkey fur. Coats that would ordin- SAM YULYES 7 ai’ily sell for much more. Featuring: 701 Main Street, South Manchester Its Best Bows Tiers Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiniiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnniim iiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiH Tucks Kasha Facings I PUON Hale’s Coats— ^Main Floor "GOOD THINGS TO EAT” [ The Gift of Candy | One Group Of I There Are About Two Hundred I Make Regular Speaks Louder Than Words | Appointments. I Fifty Kinds Of Food Fishes | The fashionable thing to do Is FROCKS ;r > 0 they tell us in a circular from the United States Fisheries = to have a regular appointment .\ssoeiation which is now starting a iniblicity campaign. E every week for shampoo, hair cut Fancy Boxed Chocolates in | = ITllHSDAY AND FRIDAY WE WILL HAVE = or marcel. Then one is assured SPECIAL! = I’resli Halibut Fresh Scallops = of always looking her best— no S b'reslr Sliced Co