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t h e w e a t h i s Forecast by O. 8. Weather Bureau. NET PRKBB BUN Hartford. \ AVERAGE DAILV CIRCULATION for the Month of Mnrch, 1980' Rn.i|i tonight and probably early Tuesday niondng; colder Tuesday and Tuesday night. ' 5,511 inn. IStat ira ry -—C om p . Members of the Audit Bnresii of Circnlattons FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1930. VOL. XLIV., NO. 172. (Classified Advertising on Page 12) SEA ENVOYS PACK UP LINDYS SHATTER COAST TO COAST RECORD STIMSONIN FOR RETURN HOME PACT Last Plenary Session to Bej FOUR RESCUED Members of Associated AM -A. Hoover Sends Message Held Tomorrow— Treaty AS CAR SINKS IN Press Listeu to Secretary Completed and Awaits To Editors O f A . P. Of State Make Speech THEHOCKANUH Over Radio, Receive Sipatures. New York, April 21 —(AP) —A “Their achievement marks an- The following greeting from Presi other great step in the maintenance of peace. Only the utmost courage London, April 21 — (AP) An dent Hoover was read at the lunch Greetiug from Presideut Prompt Arrival of Two eon by Frank B. Noyes, president of and tenacity of the eminent men nouncement was made at St. James the Associated Press: comprising all the delegations at Palace this noon that the last plen “Frank B. Noyes, London could have brought to so dif Hoover aud Hear Address ary session of the five power naval Strong Men With Axe “I would appreciate it greatly if ficult a problem a solution fruitful of so many blessings. conference would be held at 10:30 you would extend my. greetings to the annual meeting of the Associat The Associated Press and other Of Geueral Mauager Kent a m. tomorrow. The treaty, drawn Saves Worcester Family ed Press. It is a great institution press represtentatives have contri up here, a three power limitation which daily renders intellectual ser buted materially, for-such negotia Cooper. ^ pact, with some five power sections, vice to the American people ■with tion in these times is not alone the wdll be signed at that time. In Oakland Accident. that fine impartiality and reliability work 'Of the delegation, it must be On the strength of the aimounce- that have given it high distinction. responsive to national instinct and ment the American delegation here national aspiration. Peace is fnuda- New York, April 21.—Members A Worcester man. Mason Mar- “It is a marvelous advancement concluded their saUing arrange of science that enables you to listen mentally a state of mind and a re of the Associated Press assembled ments for the trio back home aboard gois, his wife and two young sons to an address from London by Sec solve of •will of the whole people. here today for their annual meeting the Leviathan, which will be held at are recovering at Manchester Me retary Stimson. The work of Sec Therefore the fidelity of the press and luncheon and heard, by^ means Southampton until Wednesday represratatives in reporting the morial hospital from the effect of retary Stimson and his colleagues at of one of radio’s latest advances. morning for them. the conference has been caref^ly course of the conference has played Now Packing Up being trapped in a submerged auto a large part in its success by giving Secretary of State Stimson, in the and fully transmitted over the wires British capital describe the London Most of the delegation were m mobile in the Hockanum river at 1 of the Associated Press day by day all of our people an instant and their quarters, superintending pack the Oakland bridge last evening. comprehensive knowledge of the naval agreement. for the past four months and there For years the Associated Press ing after the three months in ^ n - They were rescued from their fright by the American people have gained facts, and thus enabling the nation don, while Col. Stimson bade fare itself to share in these negotiations. annual meetings were hfeld in the ful predicament by John Kasilaus- an appreciation o f the' problems old Waldorf-Astoria hotel, torn well to his country home at Stan- kas of 279 Tolland Turnpike, who, which the conference has under- “I -wish to compliment the Associ more and said goodbye to his house ated Press on the service it has down within the last year. This standing breast deep in the river, taken to solve and the difficulties year’s meeting was held at the Ho-- hold staff there. ■wielded an axe •with telling effect they have met and the success' that rendered. Premier MacDonald returned to “Herbert Hoover”. tel Commodore, and there today the on the top of the car and through has resulted. London today. members heard at their luncheon The American delegation will oe the opening he had made dragged Secretary Stimson’s address, greet the four soaked and suffocating oc the first to sign the historic docu ings from President Hoover, e.'vi- ment, Colonel Stimson at its head, cupants in to the air. veyed through Frank B. Noyes, leading off. The .powers wiU sign The Margois family, in a big president, and the address of the Packard sedan, was traveling east according to their English alp^he- UNFAVORABLE REPORT general manager, Kent Cooper. Mr. on Deming street. Margois, who tlc order. America, France, Great Noyes was toastma^er. was driving, failed to make the turn Britain, Italy, and Japan. Fol^w- “The past 14 weeks have given ing Colonel Stimson will be Ambas- near the west end of the bridge, and me more confidence in my belief .--ador bawes, Secretary Adams, his car shot across the lot and into This strikin? layout shows Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh and their specially designed plane in ON PARKER NOMINATION that the peaceful methods of diplo the river. It remained erect but Senator Robinson, Senator which tL vbrokf the record from Los Angeles to New York, via Wichita, to test the possibdities of air c^ - macy can eventually take the place was under water nearly to the tops rents at Ifigh altitudes for fast commercial passenger flights. The upper picture shows theJjndberghs fly- and Ambassador Gibson and Mor- » < of war than anything I have •wit of the windows. All the windows in? high oi^r Los Angeles in their speedy low--winged monoplane, designed for long trips. At ^ e left is a nessed since the last 'tar drew to The treaty drafting committee were closed and the occupants, un c?fseufof LindJ and Anne in the cockpit, and at the right you^see them in flying togs, equipped for cold Oppositiou Led by Six Re- s u m ADDRESS a close,” Secretary Stimson said. took a final survey of the treaty this able to open them, were up to their weather of the high altitudes. . . He described the treaty as a prac forenoon and pronounced their work necks in water, •with only what air tical application of the peaceful done. Ambassador Morrow, the was contained in the space between publicaus ou Committee; i declarations of the Kellogg anti American member of the committee, the river’s level and the top of the TO A . P. EDITORS war pact. There were two problems, announced after the meeting that car.. he said—the problem of the rela everything was set for the signing Girl Only Witness UNDYSBREAK Report to Be Placed Be tions between the navies of the Eva Smith, 15, with whose par PRESIDENT VETOES A B H l tomorrow. His announcement set United States, Great Britmn and at rest slrrmg tears that some hitch ents Kasllauskas boards, was the J a j^ , and the problem of the re only witness of thfe disaster. The Secretary of State in Radio would develop fore Seuate at Ouce. lations between the navies of Prime Minister' MacDonald will house is -close by the scene of the Great Britain, France and Italy. broadcast a talk on the naval con accident. Eva heard the shrieking FOR Speech Makes a Report on “ These are quite distinct prob ference Tuesday evening at 8:40 of brakes and ran to the window in Washington, April 21—(A P I- lems,” Secretary Stimson said. p. m. The address, which wiU ^ast time to see the car plunge into the Led by six Republicans,- the Senate “The first of these has been solved. twenty minutes, will be transmitted river. She called her father and judiciary committee tbd^y voted an the Naval Conference. In the, second, members of the from -j; British stations. Kasllauskas. Returns Without unfa'vorable report to the Senate on American delegation have been pri Kasllauskas, a big m ^ who has President Hoover’s nomination of vileged to sit as friendly observers, seen service in the United States Judge John J. Parker, of North Measure to Coin 50 Cent With Oue Stop iu Kausas New York, April 21.— (AP)—The watching the development and clari army, was first to reach the sunken ACTS OF VIOLENCE Carolina, to be an associate justice fication of these underlying ques ECLIPSE OF SUN car. He jumped into the river and of the Supreme Court. text of Secretary Stimson’s radio tions. Sitting on the sidelines, it has tore at the top with his hands des Pieces to Commemorate They Make Trip iu 14 Chairman Norris, *of the commit address to the annual luncheon of been quite evident that the result of perately but futilely. In,a mo tee, who was one of the opponents the Associated Press follows: the conference has been to clarify ment, however, Mr. Smith arrived to Parker, announced that the un issues and make their solution in Mr. Noyes and Gentlemen of the ON NEXT MONDAY with an axe. Swinging this tool, Gadsen Purchase. Says They Are But Isolated Hours, 23 Miuutes; Aver favorable report would be laid im the future more possible.” Kausilauskas smashed a hole in the mediately before the Senate and Associated Press: Throughout the morning and aft top which he soon had enlarged suf When I had the pleasure of meet ernoon the annual meeting of the ficiently to permit the passage of a Washington, April 21.— (A P )— Cases; Says Nou-Violeuce age 172 Miles au Hour. ing the directors of the Associated Associated Press was in progress. human body. Then he climbed up Press last January at the dinner But in This Section It Will Be In his first formal veto. President There was to be an election of five on the top and reached ins^e. The Campaigu Must Go Ou. given by Mr. Ochs I warned you new directors, the number whose first person he got hold of was Mar Hoover today returned to the House j' New York, April 21.—(AP) — that the London conference would terms expired this year. Ten can But Half— Around 3:30 gois, whom he dragged out and the bill for coinage , of a Gadsden i “We” have another record, a cross be a prosaic performance. I proph didates were submitted by the passed along to Smith, who was esied that what it lacked in drama nominating committee. Purchase anniversary half-dollar | Bombay, India, April 21.— (AP) country flight faster than anybody it would make up in length. I think The five, whose terms in office today with word that the monetary —Last week’s disorders at Chitta In Afternoon. (Continaed on Page Three.) system of the country was not to else. you will agree -with me that my expire this year, and who were nom gong were deplored by Mahatma Taking off from Glendale, Cali prophecy has been fulfilled. be used for such purposes Gandhi, Indian Nationalist leader, inated for re-election are: W. H. fornia, just at daybreak. Col. and Noting that in the past ten years in an interview here last night. At Yet because it has involved tedi Cowles, Spokane Spokesman-Re- Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, yester Cambridge, Mass., April 21.— 15 such coins were issued, Mr. Hoo the same time he said that the civil ous ' and necessarily private nego ■view; Frank P. MacLennan, Topciia CAP)— If the valleys of the moon QKUSIPBINCESS ver said elements of confusion and disobedience campaign for India’s day brought their brilliant new scar tiation it would be a great error to State Journal; E. Lansing Ray, St. do not interfere, American as lack of uniformity had resulted independence must continue. let plane and black monoplane to n jump to the conclusion that it does Louis' Globe Democrat; Robert R. tronomers next Monday will photo with a consequent increase in the “ The Chittagong news makes sad three point landing on Roosevelt not contain dramatic promise for j McCormick, Chicago Tribune; ard graph an eclipse of the sun that RDIES FOR A S P a i danger of counterfeiting. reading,” sSid the Mahatma. “It Field 48 minutes before the day was the future. As a matter of fact, the ! Frederick I. Thompson, Mobile flashes over their cameras for bare The text of his message, which shows there is a large or small body done. past fourteen weeks have given me Register. ly more than a second. was read to the House, follows: of men in Bengal who do not be 172 Miles an Hour. more confidence in my belief that The five additional candidate* It is one of the briefest eclipses “Herewith is returned, without lieve in non-violence, whether as a The approximate distance flown the peaceful methods of diplomacy were: C. C. Hamlin, Colorado on record and so small—a round approval, H. R. 2029, ‘An act to policy or a creed. That there was was 2,500 miles, the flying time 14 taken up in regular order at tne can eventually take the place of Springs Telegraph; Walter M. Har shadow, half a mile wide— that the But It Was All in Fun at authorize the coinage of silver 50 such a people in India I knew, but hours, 23 minutes, 27 seconds, the next executive session rison, Oklahoma City Times; George president of the American astro cent pieces in commemoration of .1 had hoped they would give non a verage^ eed 172 miles an hour. The Roll CaU (Continued on Page 2.) B. Longan, Kansas City Star; John nomical society. Dr. Ernest W. Fourth Birthday Party of the 75th anniversary of the Gads violence a chance.. If Chittagong is A stop was made at Wichita, The roll call in the judiciary com L. Stewart, Washington, Pa., Ob Brown of Yale, warns that mile den Purchase.’ an indication and not an isolated Kas., of 22 minutes and five seconds mittee on Parker follows: server; and E. G. Leipheimer, Butte deep valleys on the edge of the « Purpose Of Bill act, as I believe the Calcutta and for fuel, but'not food. Lunch pre For—Republicans: Gillett, Massa “This bill provides that in com- Montana Standard. Mr. Leipheimer moon may spoil it somewhat. As Little Elizabeth. ^ Karachi acts to have been, it 'will pared at Los Angeles was eaten m chusetts; Waterman, Colorado, ELECT EUGENE ROY j withdrew. s the moon will only barely cover the be a serious affair, but however Hastings, Delaware and Herbert, sun's face a mile valley may serve (Continued on Page Two.) the air. Kent Cooper’s Speech. serious the situation becomes, there Although the Colonel disclaimed Rhode Island. Democrats—Over as a nick through which sunlight I Kent Cooper, general manager of can be no suspension of the fight, any new record, the time of flight man, North Carolina and Stephens, the Associated Press, after outlining will pour. Windsor, Eng., April 21.— (AP) — ! HAITI’ S PRESIDENT there can be no returning of our w,as 3 hours, 15 minutes and 29 sec Mississippi. many of the complexitie* of the Although the moon’s valleys are A tiny golden-haired girl usurped 1 Against — Republicans; Norns, the British throne without opposi footsteps. onds faster than it had been flown work of the Associated Press, said: a new hazard, o'wing to the pecu- Move Expected Nebraska; Borah, Idaho; Deneen, uliarities of this eclipse, astrono- tion this morning and for a brief ] BUILDING FIGURES before. Captain Frank Hawks last “Then, and not the easiest of all, is •'‘I observe that the viceroy an June 29, flew from Glendale t-o Illinois: Robinson, Indiana; Blaine, the relationship to the public. You mers accustomed to taking chances | spell ruled her native land with i Illinois, and Steiwer, Oregon. are preparing at several places for j charming grace which brought de swered the Chittagong disturbances Roosevelt Field in 17 hours, 38 min Former Head of Clearing all know that many readers of your by the exercise of his extraordinary Democrats — Ashurst, Arizona; newspapers are con-vinced that they photographs afoot and in airplanes, lighted plaudits from her subjects. UP TO ESTIMATES utes and 56 seconds, non-stop. The Walsh, Montana: Caraway, Kansas, The largest party will be from the ! This day belonged to Princess powers. That was only to be ex fact that he and Mrs. Lindbergh could edit your new^iapers better pected. As long as the British peo and Dill, Washington. , House is Widely Known in than you. Well, all o f this class in Lick observatory. University of Elizabeth, daughter of the Duke and made made a stop, the colonel point Previous Vote California under direction of J. H. Duchess of York and beloved grand ple are etermined to impose their ed out, technically made their flight every community combined feel in- daughter of King George and Queen rule upon an unwilling people, so By a vote of 10 to 4, the com di-vidually and collectively that they Moore. Sec. Lament Reports Con not one to compare •with that of mittee previously rejected a motion Financial Circles in U. S. Others in Field. Mary, for it was the fourth anni long must their rule be in reality Captain Hawks. Captain Hawks could manage the Associated Press to invite Judge Parker here to sub better than I can. Some do not hesi Mount Wilson observatory •will versary of her birth.' without law. We in India easily himself however, and probably delure ourselves with the belief that mit himself to examination on the tate to write me about it. ’The oth have a party in the field, Dr. Heber Bright and early little “Lilybet” struction Contracts Will everyone else except the. colonel ac protests made against him^ by port Au Prince, Haiti, April 21 as she call^ herself with delighted we have duly constituted legisla ers write letters to the newspapers. D. Curtis of the Allegheny observa cepted the flight as a new record. organized labor and by the negroes. (a P)—Eugene Roy was unanimous- tory. University of Pittsburgh, plans laughter seized the scepter beneath tures: presently there will be none Some say it in the magazines. The left •with any such delusions. The Stop in Kansas. Senator Watson, of Indiana, the jy elected president of Haiti by the only conffprt t can find is that each to observe in Nevada and Mrs. Isa which the greyhaired King Emporer, Reach 7 Billions for Year. The Lindbergh’s left Glendale at Republican leader, had urged that T council'of State today. bel Lewis, astronomer of the Naval his Queen and all the royal family ci-vil registers must > therefore fight has a selfish complex. In reality, an unequal struggle against the 8:26:20 a. m. eastern standard time Parker be in-vited. i president elect Roy is to assume what they want is to have the As observatory, Washington, plans to bowed, in pleased submission. and landed at Wichita at 3:20:30 p photograph at Honey Lake, Califor Birthday Party. Washington, April 21.— (A P.)— violence of the government and the Those voting to Invite Parker ^ext month when the term of sociated Press exclude everything There w'as a wonderful birthday Secretary Lament said today that violence of those among us who m., took off at 3:42:35 and landed at here were: Deneen, Herbert, Over- president Borno will expire. He except that which is compatible with nia. >. Roosevelt Field at 11:11:52. The man and Stephens. Against—Nor- jjoid office until r e ^ a r elec- their own mental composure Or The path of totality extends from party in old Windsor Castle— such a awarding of 5303,000,000 • in public have no faith In non--violence. The Saty-Agrahis (Civil Disobedience total elapsed time was 14 hours, 45 ris, Borah, Gillett, Robinson, Blaine, j can be held for the presidency. which furthers their own selfish San Francisco to the Montana state party as the fairy bboks record for construction contracts during the line. Thereafter the center of the children to read all over the world. Volunteers) if true to their creed, minutes and 32 seconds. A schedule Steiwer, Hastings, Ashurst, Walsh |^r. Roy’s election was in accord- interests. eclipse ■will be annular, a rim of the There were presents galore including first quarter of 1930 in 37 states in- must either come out victorious, or of breakfast in California luncheon and Dill. ance with recommendations of the Free From Bias. sun showing on all sides of the a mysterious package from Uncle | dicated that his estimate of 57,000,- be groimd to atoms between two Senator Steiwer announced that Hoover commission which suggest “Men consumed with the passion moon, and the spectacle will cross Da'vid—the Prince of Wales—sent millstones.” ((Tontinned on Page Three.) he had voted against a favorable ed him. after -virtually all of the of partisanship can never believe 000,000 for the year would be ful report on Judge Parker upon the political elemepts in Haiti has ap that an institution which deals so in Montana into Canada. from the heart of the himting field filled. Center of Eclipse. where his Royal Highness has been eondition that he preserved the proved him as a non-partisan can timately with human conflicts can The center of the eclipse is due on a holiday. A new five year record for the right to vote on' the floor otherwise didate. remain free from intentional bias. shortly before noon standard time Then there was a well-filled zoo first three months is set by the if new evidence were presented. That’s Why the Associated Press is at Berkeley, Calif., about 12:30 at from Queen Mary for “ Lilybet” Is awards this year. Wedding Presents Galore Senator Overman, who is leading Eugene Roy is former president alternately/ and with equal force, Denver, where it ■will be a three fond of animals and there was a The commerce secretary said he the contest in behalf of Judge of the government Clearing House ^ charged by partisans with being quarters shadow, about 2 p. m. cen shiny tricycle from her father and expects a steady speeding up dur Parker, annoimced after the session and is widely known in financial cir- Oberm, Conservative, Wet, Dry, tral time, in Chicago and about 3:30 mother because princesses ride tri ing the remaining three periods to that he would not give up. cles. He has never held political of- Catholic, Protestant, Republican, p. m., at New York and Boston. For cycles just the same as little folk carry the year’s actmties in public For Mussolini*s Daughter Friends of the nominee who have fice before and his selection as tem Democratic, Pro-Labor, Capitalistic, these three cities it will be about a of ordinary walks of life. works and public utilities construc been at the Capitol,in^his behalf, porary president met wide approval. etc. half eclipse. Marvelous Cake. tion to the total he forecast several immediately sought to commu The Council of State wa^ to have “As a matter of fact, it ts none of In the area of totality, it is said Then too there was a marvelous months ago. Rome, April 21.— (AP)—A vent-A •’ Other presents.include an au t^ o nicate with Parker to learn his acted on.his election a week ago but those things. Nor has it-the Slight at Harvard observatory, the usual cake made by the royal chef. It bore His Estimate > able fortune in vvedding presents jts bile, a huge black pearl from a Ru.i- wishes. It was their determination, its meeting, was suddenly postponed est concern as respects any .of them spectacles of Baily's beads, shadow Elizabeth’s name in icing, had four This $7,000^00,000 program was pouring into Sighoiina Eddo Mus slan prinepssj an almost priceless iinip.cH instructed otfierwlse to carry by President Bomo apd thepe were except that it seeks the news of each bands and corona may be expected. cEmdles on it and more than that estimated on a basis of reports of solini, who will be marrieid Thursday necklace from a group of friends In on thd fight on the floor of the Sen rumors- of a possible hitch due to of them. There may be members of No great darkness is forecast be had something wonderful concealed the government, state governors, to Galeazzo Ciano, son of the minis Milan, a silver service for forty- ate for Parker. opposition within the council to his the boMd. of directors Who, as cause of the small area of complete within, but only the princess knows and officials of public utilities cor ter of communications. | eight persons, eighty old silver selection. publishers, have leaifings toward shadow. It is said a newspaper what that was. porations. It would carry the year Although it was understood II plates, and a number of pieces of COWS BURNED TO DEATH. President Bomo last .-week made some one of these ‘ causes.. En far ahead of last year. . Hampden, April 21.— (AP) —A trusted fully -with the management probably can be read during to But, perhaps, best of all was the Dqce forbade the cities, communes antique furniture. changes In the personnel of the While the 5303,000,000 would set large bam and a group of smaller of the news report as I am, it tality. , disclosure of a great secret In the and provinces to make official pres The bride-to-be however intends council and it was stated that this a new first quarter record, the sec buildings in Mount Carmel owned by never occurred to'm e to xoake note ^’oyal stables that lUng George had ents this prohibition did not extend to begin hpuskeeping on a small was done in order to make certain retary said this figure undoubtedly Burton Joyce were destroyed today of their, partisan interests. I do TREASURY BALANCE bidden one of the smallest Shetland to individuals. His personal present scale. She and her fiance have pu,r Mr. Roy’s election and fulfillment of ponies he could find, that filled the would be further swelled by reports ______by a fire In .which cq'ws, a bull and the program outlined by the Hoover know that they would not try to Washington, April 21.— (A P )— ta his daughter is a valuaWe bed chafed an apartment near the Via Treasury receipts for April 18 were princess’s cup to overflowing. She from the other 11 states and from Commissicoi and accepted by the o^- spread of old Venetian lace which Smaria, and tte question has arisen three horses pejis^d. The damage 55.933,312.87; expenditures 517,- awards upon which reports were where to put all the presents. was estimated at about 510,000. po^tion in Haiti: (Continued on Page T » o .)J ^ 619,353.30; balance 5240,352,790.87. (Contmued on Page Three.) not received. required many years to make.
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Celehraiicn Week Special! $1.50 Full Fashioned $ 9 . 9 5 Main Floor Bargain Table! Silk Hosiery 1,500 Yds. Flat Crepe So eager are we to Celebrate the completion of our new (Rayon and Cotton) building that we made up our mind to bring home the most fashionable of dresses at a tremendously low price and Lovely Printed $1.19 . . . and we'did . . . you’ll like them . . • vou’ll be sur prised at both STYLE and SAVINGS! Handkerchief Lawn 6 pairs $7 Crepes and Chiffons in a perfect garden (cotton) .i ; of PRINTS . . . Flat Crepes and Georgettes in Chiffon Weight! Silk to the Top! a gay array of Flower Tints . . . Polka and Pin First Quality! Full Fashioned! dots in latest effect. 39c Yard I The manufacturer co-operated in giving us a low price provided we made the following selection Dresses smartly selected for . . of smart colors. The regular selling price is $1.50. Your choice of these two attractive fabrics at Junior Misses ...... sizes 13 to 17 one low price to celebrate the completion of our new Manon Phantom Beachnut Misses ...... sizes 14 to 20 building! Grain Reverie Atmosphere Little Women ...... sizes 16Ve to 26> -2 Breeze Brownie Rose Beige Women's and Larger Women’s sizes 38 to 52. and Misty Morn. Rayon Flat Crepe Handkerchief Ideal for slips, pa- Third Floor. Lawn IMain Floor. jamas, dresses . • . pink, coral, honey, maize orchid, rose, Designs and colors navy, black, white, that will make you haze p ink, g r a y, want several patterns. Celebration Week Creates This You’ll Be Interested in This thrush, natural and sunset. 1 yard wide, washable. Special Value Event! Very Special Purchase of Smart Main Floor. Spring and Summer Cape Coats New Spring Coats For Little Boys and Girls Hats—Sale-Priced When We Say That These Coats Would Ordinarily Sell for $19,75 .65
Even little tots $14.75 help us to celebrate this week by sav ing on their new Spring coats! This PEANUT STRAWS— ^ splendid collection Fashion high and price low, the pick of the market and there are both sports and dress types with many styleful embodies the sea TOYOS— PEARLE— VISCAS new cape effects! Military, flare, shoulder, bordered and son’s newest styles! divided capes . . . tailored or fur trimmed! A splendid collection of . . . Brimmed Many coats with hats, Upturned Brim Hats, Hats with Dress and sports fabrics in SIX .swagger capes for that Gainesborough look, Berets, Pokes. NEW SPRING SHADES including little girls, tailored Peanut straws... Lacey Straws... Hair mixtures, navy, pirate blue, tan, black, and regulat ion Braids.. .Tailored Models.. .Dressy greens. models for both Models. - .Youthful and Matron’s Sizes. boys and girls. Black.. .Brown.. .N avy.. .Fleet Blue... Of course, there is not a complete color or size range Green, orchid, Corinthian. . .Green ... Sand... Red ... in any one model . . . but such a variety, such style and maize, red and The very coats w e've Beige.. - Pansy.. .French Linen Blue... such SAVINGS merit your immediate attention! navy. Sizes 2 to 6. been selling for $7 and $8! Third Floor T h ird F««rth Floor.
“ Inez”—cuntan calf, smirt for “Ethylc”—waterznakc calf, sun- “EvcljTi’'—Black and brown “Annette*'—^tent black and "Muriel**—brown and black kid, "Viola**—«mtain and Immcdistc wear. tzn calf, beige. kid. brown kid. swagger buckles. cut-out sides. leatber, smart and eomto Extraordinary Sale! Women’s Appn “Arch Healer’’ Shoes Regular $5 and $6 Values ^ 3 At One Low Price Special Selling planned to give you outstanding foot- New Spring Styles. . . Selected I^tKers • Attractive strap pumps, cut-out Black Idd, patent leather,' vs3ar values for our Celebration! The Arch Healers are new, ‘ ties shoAving latest style effects and and brown kid. Uaed alone-(% appear and wear like $10 shoes; “arch healer” means a shoe trimmings, Spanish and Cuban heels. ly combined for ^ mould_ed t;Q fit the arch and curve of the foot, x " ’’iv ;'-
^ • ' SECOND DAY Week of Completion of Our NEW Store! The Better Dress Section Offers SIlKiTHUNE-SiUI Smart Silk Dresses . N In a Special Sale
REG. U .S . PAT. OFF. HARTFORD Celehraiicn Week Special! $1.50 Full Fashioned Main Floor Bargain Table! it 1,500 Yds* Flat Crepe Silk Hosiery % So eager are we to Celebrate the completion of our new (Rayon and- Cotton) building that we made up our mind to bring home the most fashionable of dresses at a tremendously low price and Lovely Printed . . . and we' did’ . . . you’ll like them . . - vou’ll be sur prised at both STYLE and SAVINGS! Handkerchief Lawn * (cotton) 6 pairs $7 Crepes and Chiffons • ^ perfect garden of PRINTS . . . Flat Crepes and Georgettes in Chiffon Weight! Silk to the Top! a gay array of Flower Tints . . . Polka and Pin Full Fashioned! First Quality! dots in latest effect. 39c Yard The manufacturer co-operated in giving us a low price provided we made the following selection Dresses smartly selected for Your choice of these two attractive fabrics at of smart colors. The regular selling price is $1.50. Junior M isses...... sizes 13 to 1/ one low price to celebrate the completion of our new. Manon Phantom Beachnut Misses ...... sizes 14 to 20 building! Reverie Atmosphere Little Women ...... sizes 16V2 to 2614 Grain Women’s and Larger Women’s sizes 38 to 52. Breeze Brownie Rose Beige and Misty Morn. Rayon Flat Crepe Handkerchief Ideal for slips, pa Third Floor. jamas, dresses . . . Lawn Main Floor. pink, coral, honey, maize orchid, rose, Designs and colors navy, black, white, that will make you haze pink, gray, want several patterns. You’ll Be Interested in This thrush, natural and Celebration Week Creates This sunset. 1 yard wide, washable. Very Special Purchase of Smart Special Value Event! Main Floor.
Spring and Summer C ape C oats New Spring Coats. For Little Boys and Girls Hats—Sale-Priced V/hen We Say That These Coats Would Ordinarily Sell for $19.75
Even little tots help us to celebrate this week by sav ing on their new Spring coats! This splendid collection PEANUT STRAWS— \ Fashion high and price low, ,the pick of the market and embodies the sea there are both sports and dress types with many styMul TOYOS— PEARLE— VISCAS new cape effects! Military, flare, shoulder, border^ and son’s newest styles! J divided capes . . . tailored or fur trimmed! Many coats with A splendid collection of . . . Brimmed swagger capes for hats, Upturned Brim Hats, Hats with Dress and sports fabrics in SIX NEW SPRING SHADES including little gids, tailored that Gainesborough look. Berets, Pokes. and regulation mixtures, navy, pirate blue, tan, black, Peanut straw^s... Lacey Straws... Hair models for both greens. Braids.. .Tailored Models.. .Dressy boys and girls. M odels.. .Youthful and Matron’s Sizes. Green, orchid, Black.. .Brown.. .Navy.. .Fleet Blue... Of course, there is not a complete color or size range in any one model . . . but such a variety, such style and maize, red and The very coats w eV e ’ Corinthian. . .Green ... Sand... Red ... such SAVINGS merit your immediate attention 1 navy. Sizes 2 to 6. Beige.. .Pansy.. .French Linen Blue... been selling for $7 and $8! Fourth Floor. Third Floor ' Third Floor
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"Annette”—patent black and “ Muriel’ ’—brown vaA black kid, Vlohi”—suntan and , andcomfi ^^^|s^ t “Inez"—suntan calf, smart for “Ethyle”—watersnake calf, sun- ' "Evelyn’’—Black and brown I brown Md. swagger buckles. cut-out sides. _ , leather, smart and cornu Immediate wear. tan calf, beige. kid. Extraordinary Sale! Women’s Approved “Arch Healer” Regular $5 and $6 Values $ 2 90 Low Price New Spring Styles. . . Selected I^ th e ri Special Selling- planned to give you outstanding foot- Attractive .strap pumps, cut-out Black kid, patint leather^ \’iS3ar values for our Celebration! The Arch Healers are new, 'ties showing latest style effects and .and brown kia.'Ua^ alwao-pt appear and wear .like §10 shoes; “arch healer” means a shoe trimmings, Spanish and Cuban heels. ly combined foir^bia moulded to fit the arch and curve of the foot, x
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MANCHESTER EVENftW h e r a l d . SOimi MA^ . MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1930. FAGESDC
riouBly contemplating the erection,1 load of vati^ j national treas- Bomewhere in the central areas of i uries. ^ ^ ^ SaadpBttr , Cruisers, though much less ex iF ,. London, of a huge platform 1800 ;'f' Cimdng Veralb feet square and 300 feet above the pensive, are still by no means cheap. ground, to be used as an aerial The 10,000-ton “treaty cruiser' come at about 317.000,000 e a c h - HERAIiD^P^TW O COMPANT, INC. landing station. It Blsaell Straet Just as sure as shooting the mere, more than the cost of Dewey’s en BY RODNEY DUTCHER South Manchestar, Conn. tire fieet at Manila Bay. Conse NEA Service Writer THOMAS FBRG080N hint that such a scheme is on foot k. • Genaral Manager across the ocean will set some hun quently, no nation can fail to re joice if the construction of these Washington—once again the Fill-i Pounded O ctober 1, 1881 dreds of enthusiastic aviation pro ships is to be curtailed. j pinos are complaining .that we hold ' Published Every Bvenlns Except moters to itching and the itch will them by fixe sefuff of the neck and \ Sundays and Holldaya Entered at the never be allayed till New York or To put it bluntly.,hayies are get try to kick them all oyer the house Post Office at South Manchester, Chicago or some other great city of ting to be too all-fired expensive at the same'time. *' Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. •_ An eloquent little group of brown X SUBSCRIPTION RATES America has beaten the Englishmen for any nse. As long as they con One Year, by mall ...... *6-0« skinned statermen has been telling to it, by building a bigger and tinue to be so, naval limitation will discontinued Per Month, by m all ...... 8 .6« a congressional committee in Malay Delivered, one year be a popular topic. accent and iinpassiohedisioh* tones that Slnsle copies ...... * -P” higher landing platform in the middle of the town—and building it it would be outrageously unjust j MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED BASEBALL AT NIGHT while the PhUipplne Islands are un-1 PKBSS first. The Des Moines club of the W est-1 der the American flag to exclude The Associated Press Is exclusively The Des Momes cm , . j t^em from the United States as we entitled to the use for republloatlon it is an out-and-out Yankee idea, of all news dispatches credited to It ern League is^ going to try playi g Chinese and Japanese and as Gay Patterns anyhow; the only im-American its baseball games at night this sea Berkey or not otherwise credited In this ip proposed in a resolution intro paper and also the local news pub thing about it being the fact that son, according to press dispatches. duced by. Congressman Richard J. lished herein. information concerning the scheme All rights of republloatlon of Huge fiood lights have been instalr Welch of California. A deterinlncd group of whites, special dispatches heroin are also re only accidentally leaked out, where led,-and engineers promise that con served. ______as in this country the conception from Cohgpressman Welch’s state ditions of visibility, for players and has-been arguing that there are al An old spool bed inspired this Berkey & - Gay SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE- wouldn’t have been twenty-four SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser. spectators, wdll be quite as good as together too many Filipinos in this suite which is made of walnuts—pljaih and fig hours old before the newspapers country already and that only harm Inc., 286 Madison Ave.. New^York, N. they are in the daytime. ured—and gumwood. Bed, dresser, dressing Y., and 612 North Michigan Ave.. were supplied with the story in full can come from allowdng the entry of i ^ This may be quite true; yet, some table and chest, as sketched. Regular $325.00, Chicago. Ilia detail by the first of all officials any more." how’, the plan fails to thrill us. For Backs Plea for Freedom Full service client of N E A Service, hired for the enterprise—the publi baseball, after all, is pre-eminently All of which gives the Filipinos Inc-Member, Audit Bureau of . Clrcula- , city man. As a characteristically a game of sunlight. The long shad another chance to shout for inde tlona Yankee planr its possible completion pendence. and lends more color to ows, slanting across the diamond The Herald Printing Company. Inc., in London before the same stimt is the now old contention that they are assumes no financial responsibility as the sun draws back of the grand more of a liability than an asset. 4 Pieces $189 for typographical errors appearing In pulled off in America would bring stand, are an essential feature. Half In a military sense they are just a advertisements In the 6ianchestergrief__ to _ many a patriotic hheart, e a rt. bunch of islands at the other end of Evening Herald. of the fun of attending a game Wherefore it is to be anticipated the world ready for some nation to comes from the feeling of weU-be- MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1930 that stock in a mid-city skyscraper grab in case of war. Our sugar in ing that the warm sunlight brings. terests protest that the mounting landing field will be on sale in New THE REELING DRUNK Besides—what would baseball be tonnage of duty-free Filipino sugar One of the stock arguments em York wdth scant loss of time. that is imported annually is a very without its sun field? bad thing and'the same is said of ployed by protagonists of prohibi As to the merits and demerits of the enterprise, that’s another mat tobacco and other Filipino exports. Although of modern designs, it is easy to see tion is that one no longer sees Now come people from the west that Colonial pieces inspired this Berkey & Gay ter. It would be handy, of course, coast to say that the most danger- j drunken men reeling around the group. !?uffet, table, arm chair and five side streets as in the days of the open for plane passengers at London to ous of the exports from the islands be able to embark or disembark Health and Diet are the Filipinos themselves. chairs, as sketched. Formerly $219.00. saloon. That proves, say the drys, Congressman Welch has contended that there is, at least, much less somewhere nearer to things than an that the Pacific coast faces a grave aviation field a long motor ride out drinking. Advice problem as a result of “the third Incontestably it is true that the of town. But it might be less con invasion of our country by a horde venient for neighboring residents By DU. FUANK McCOY of nonassitnilable Asiatics, citing sight of a drunken man on the side recent race* riots in California, The 8 Pieces $159 walks of the business streets of al jvhen an occasional airplane engine three coast states are frontiers of most any community is not, now stalled on the take-off and landed ___ * vrrfc i"’A ttT’R.rrm western civilization, he says, and to the machine among the upstairs BELCHING AND protect the country as a whole Con- adays, common. Nor was it com Many patients complain of ^®lch | P jn„cf help them bar the Fill mon, in a great many places, par bedrooms or offices in the neighbor ing large quantities of gas from the S ^ cases of the stomach. Sometimes this occurs ! pmos as it .did_m _Hie^ ticularly the larger cities, for many hood. The conservative British tem Chinese and Japanese. Race riots after eating, and in some cases years before y>rohibition. Take the perament might not greatly enjoy are inevitable, in his opinion, as long such imcouventional intrusions into when the stomach becomes empty. as Filipino laborers continue to en city which of all American commu This is especially, likely to occur in This Berkey & Gay group has inherited the the much prized British privacy. ter in competition with American nities consumed the most liquor be nervous patients who watch their workingmen. _ simplicity of Colonial designs. Fancy grained fore prohibition as well as since— symptoms closely walnuts, maple and gumwbod have been used.. PRISON >TSITATION many cases the belching of tea'lltates^as^ 160^in 1910 New York. There are a great many Bed, dresser, chest and dressing table, as In the Cranston prison outbreak air after a meal does not indicate ^ against an estimated 50.000 in people, of the class from which the any serious condition, as lt is 1 the net responsibility seems to lie, 1930, plus some 60,000 in the Ha shown. Was $350.00. active drys are most largely re natural for most people to swallow waiian Islands, with immigration cruited, whose goings about in New as it really does in so many of these a small amount of air when eating, constantly Increasing. The immi especially with foods of a rather York were limited to a very few affairs, on the amount of freedom grants are practically all permitted to visitors. In this case porous nature. Often, too, the mix males and work very cheaply. When streets—Broadway, Thirty-Fourth ture of foods used may produce unemployment hit California the 4 Pieces $269 , street, Forty-second, two or three outsiders seem to have had not the some gas in the stomach. of the avenues. And they could slightest difficulty in walking into When I first began to examine ^^tiier^ (hstinguiahed Californians patients under the fiouroscope of have gone about on those streets the institution with a small arsenel appeared before the immigration of weapons in their possession and the x-ray, I was surprised to see in committee to support Welch s argu- many hours a day, every day in the many cases that the patient actual to have been unhampered in nassing year, any time from 1910 to 1920, ly began to belch when there was *^The Filipinos happened to have without seeing a noticeably drunk the arms to desperate prisraers. no gas present In the stomach, and some worthy rpokesmen right on the after belching for a few minutes, a en person once a week. There appears to be a general im spot. In addition to the resident pression among" prison manage large quantity of gas was shown in commissioners. Pedro Guevara and Here is America’s version of the moderne move Even in wide open saloon days the the stomach. Whenever these ner Manuel Oasis, their special independ ment as interpreted by Berkey Gay. Fancy ments that the privilege of visita vous patients feel solid substances spectacle of sidewalk dnmkenness ence mission had been here since De mahoganys, satinWood, ebonized pear and gum- • was more or less geographical. In tion is a right enjoyed equally by in the stomach, they feel uncom cember; Manuel Roxas, speaker ^of fortable and go through an elabor wood have been used. Complete as shown. manufacturing towns where the sa convicts and by their friends out the Filipino House of Representa side. So strong is this'Impression ate system of belching, -evidently tives; Manuel ______Briones, the majority Formerly $650.00. loon frequently jostled elbows with for the purpose of getting rid of | _ pedro Gil, the mi- the department store or the butch that even pretty hard boiled prison the gas, but the x-ray shows that floor lea'^'^r. er shop, the good ladies of the W. officials seem to hesitate at the while they are endeavoring to ^ -■ aA'::o,':;o. came tiahing „ from Los belch, they are really swallowing C. T, U. who happened to be abroad enforcement of reasonable precau Angeles for the learings Dr. Hilario tions to prevent smuggling of vari .air each time until the stomach Moncado, president of the Filipino 10 Pieces $398 of a Saturday evening were likely contains quite a large amount. Federation of America, heading a to see drunks a-plenty. In the larg ous articles into such institutions. When patients endeavor to re delegation to speak for Filipinos now er places they got most of their It seems to us that far too much lieve the gas pressure in the stom living'in the United States. knowledge of reeling men at second consideration is given to the,, sensi ach they often resort to the use of They all stressed the desire or bilities of the friends and relatives soda. The soda combines with the the Filipinos for independence and hand, for they seldom encountered Diiiues oi Uie menu hydrochloric acid of the stomach protested exclusion on groimds of such phenomena, for the barrooms of convicts in this connection. Any and releases large quantities of car- morals, law and precedent, whUe ad that paid the high rents of respec one sufficiently interested in a visit bon-dioxid which may in turn be mitting their helplessness. Whereas belched up, giving the patient in No question but this is a mpderhe creation with table business thoroughfares did to a prison inmate to make his visit the Califorfeans had pointed out that its lavish use of swirl mahogany and satinwood. a deserving activity should be will turn the impression that the soda Enriand had permitted Canada and not, in most instances, turn out is relieving the stomach of large Australia to bar Hindus—subjects of Bed, dresser, French vanity dresser and chest, staggerers into the streets. ing to submit to a thorough parch quantities of gas when it is in fact the British Empire—they pointed as shown. Regular $650.00. Yet' because, in these larger ot his person before being admitted producing more. The relief which out that . Hindus were not barred cities, the same streets are still to contact with the prisoner. occurs after the use of soda is be from England itself and that de As to the right of'the prisoner cause the soda neutralizes the hy pendent people had never at any free from reeling dnmks, their ab drochloric acid, and in those cases time been barredHnrrefi fromfro m movingIXlOVillfr tO sence is hailed as a glorious achieve to receive visits from friends and where distress is felt, there will the “mother country.” ment of prohobotion. And because, relatives, if he is a felon he simply practically always be found an in s Oppose Color Line 4 Pieces $399 in the smaller places, the drinking hasn’t any. All that is done for him flammation of the stomach which Roxas expressed his own pride of in this line is by way of being a is irritated still more by the hydro race in a dramatic speech, protesting is driven into back Alleys and resi chloric acid. discrimination against FiUpinos be dential areas and‘"Main street” no privilege, a kindness extended by • Belching may also be caused by cause their faces were yeUow and longer beholds so frequently its courtesy of the authorities. It is a return of some of the alkaline hinting that the future might hold frankly drunk, the Demon Rum is properly subject to whatever re contents of the small intestines much for the yellow race. i strictions may be necessary and back into the stomach. When the Guevara protested that it would supposed to be dead, or at least laid alkaline secretions of the intestines be “Un-American, unfair and ex up in hospital wdth a broken leg. wise. mix with the acid secretions of the tremely unjust to consider the Fili As a matter of fact, one other Cranston prison is supposed to be stomach, gas is usually formed. pino people domestic for one pur Butt walnut, koawood and other rare imported very good reason w'hy there are few a particularly well managed insti This is most likely to occur with pose and foreign for another.” He woods are used in this English J ^ c o b ^ group. 4 tution. It can bestow no bouquets those who are suffering with some said they were much better off in Buffet, table, china, arm chair and 5 side chairs, er drunks on the sidewalks now form of liver or gall bladder trou the islands and admitted a.Filipino- adays is because there are fewer on itself, however, for the degree of ble. The cure of belching in these American conflict of interest accen as sketched. Was $550.00. people of any kind on the sidewalks. scrutiny imposed upon visitors, in cases depends upon the cure of the tuated by economic, social and racial Instead of depending on their legs light of Saturday’s Edfair. real cause. ' problems. But he contended that 80 By far the greater number of per cent of FUipinos in this country to get them about, people ride in cases of belching are of the nervous were not laborers in the true sense automobiles. And that is quite as OLD STORY REVERSED type, however, and patients who of the word, though many had to 9 Pieces $349 ' - true of the drunk as of sober folk. In We’re all familiar with the sad are affected in'this way must make become domestic servants or fruit- Manchester at least four times as story of the mother, weeping be conscientious effort to understand pickers when they run out of money. fore the judge so that her erring the condition and control the ner Moncado said exclusion would be many persons pass the comer of vous impulse to belch. a “distinct slap in the face at Chris Main and Bissell streets, in vehicles, boy might not be sent to prison for Patients who feel distress in the tianity because 90 per cent of the in the course of a day as pass it on his misdeeds. It’s a tolerably old stomach and gas wil| practically al Filipinos are' of Christian f9.ith.” Filipinos were not aliens he said, and foot. And substantially every per story: always effective. ways be found to have stomach in Sometimes, though, it gets re flammation or gastritis and the best although the American laboring man son who would otherwise stagger treatment for a permanent cure was justified in not wanting-lower WATKI NS' iBKOTHERS. nc . alcoholically past that point whizzes versed. It did in Boston the other seems to be to use only a liquid wage competition from Filipinos he I . by in a car, either his own or a day. diet imtil ttie inflammation has sub should be. patient until the islands 55 YEARS AT S0 UTH MANCHEST ER A 16-year-old boy was in court sided. The milk diet serves well for were ' granted independence. The friend’s, and imless he gets into an doctor concluded with a passionate for some misdeed. The prosecutor this purpose, as the milk and cream Chairs and benches are accident not even the best eyes in seem to form a sort of salve on the appeal for freedom and good will. the W. C. T. U. could detect his urged that the lad be given an ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ n Berkey & Gay^ living room availahlb for bedroom inflamed lining of the stomach. I groups. state. other chance. But the youngster’s will be glad to send the instructions furniture also reduced. When it is remembered that the mother then got up and asked the for taking the milk diet to anyone IN NEW YORK judge to send him to the reforma who is interested who will write to booze business has moved off the me in care of this paper and enclose respectable streets and into the by tory. She herself, she said, could not a large self-addressed envelope. New York, April 21.—The fashion ways and hidden comers, and that do anything with him. Jail was all Where there is an inflammation belts, > Ifke other items that make that was left. of the stomach, anything that pro up New York, have a tragic transi a souse propped up in a closed auto thus the' street' of streets got its theatrical and a dining center, with derbilts and all the rest taken tc As it happened, the judge heeded duces an added irritation may ency. Amsterdam was once clustered with Luchow’s as a pivotal point Fifth Avenue, which definitely sent mobile is as safe from observation cause this belching desire. Among The “proper” section in which to the residences of the fashltmahle'; start. the prosecutor rather than the Gramercy came into Hs own after all the who’s-who’s to tbe moving as if he were in bed, this argument the more frequent causes are ice live-and the swanky marts have an only a few years ago Riverside This individual was ..one McComb, vans, in the same scurrying to be in almost "overnight capacity, for one Sani Ruggles had deeded a con about the reeling dnmks of ante- mother, and the young prisoner was water and cold foods, fibrous vege Drive was a name to conjure with-; into whose home George Washing siderable portion o f his property the same section. lectured and given another chance. tables, and the acid fruits. This, oc-’ change. Fifth Avenue was greedily swal ton moved. Thus giving it much Today, the Rockefellers are fight prohibition days loses most of Its •A t the moment, the more sacro there to the city after his death. But isn’t the whole business a queer curs as long as the Inflammation lowed by a rapidly growing trade prestige. Even then the rental* was ing to keep businew property from force. If the good ladies who em exists, even though fruits and vege sanct sfections of Park Avenue, area; Madison Avenue hastily blos some $2500 . year, a tnUy fabulous i reversal of the old story? Meanwhile, also, Madison Square moving next door and a new genera ploy it were empowered to stop tables are wholesome foods. where tradesmen dared not "cast somed with the oddest assortment sum considering the times. tion of riches has nmved over to every Saturday night automobile QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS their shadow, are threatened with of expensive shopping places to be was not to be overlooked. .Had not commercial invasion. The official O. Washington Square, heart of Stanford White, the town’s leading Park Avenue. and smell the breaths it contains— LIMITATION POPULAR (Fear of Falling) found this side of the Rue de ia Greenwich Village, became the next GILBERT SWAN. Question:—J. S. asks: “Why Is K. has’been placed on this adultera Paix; moving vans began to take architect designed the now famous they’d be just surprised. Quite aside from any question of tion of ia residential section, and it’s center of swanky population. And Madison Square tower? it that some people are so affected the luxuriously minded to Park Ave lower'Fifth Avenue thus came into world peace, there are eminently while going down in a fast eleva only a short time , before thc^e very And, with the city spreading east BRAVE MEN nue. its own. MIDTOWN AIRPORT sound reasons of finance for an end tor? I have never beard a satisfac smart Madison Avenue-and Park ward and southward, other sections Avenue emporiums will find compe Of course the “reform” of all re of competitive navy building. tory explanation. I would be glad to President Roosevelt’s home, on the have you explain through the col tition threatening them a block or But to give you a picture of this fringe of Gramercy Park, helped to The rapidly increasing divorce forms that most completely fails to The London treaty, if ratified, so away. metropolis: the Bowling umn." Green held its own' until after the put that section on the iKwial map. appeal to.^us is any sort of a pro will relieve all hands of the neces Answer: Psychologists are under But, in the interim, the smart the Drives and when the Chateau of that B r it^ W todeed becoming the Its a long trek from the Bowling Revolutionary War; the window Charles Schwab appeariid in the up-1 of posal looking to press censorship. sity of building any more battle the belief that the discomfort peo shoppers of their time seldom got theatrical crowd bad been gathering ships; and when you stop to think ple sometimes feel going down in Green,, where it aU started, to the in and about the very Union Square per Seventies Jit seemed as though ! “Yes.” repUed the prosaic friend, Yet we can find It in our heart ,tb other ^de at the Grand Central Sta touch farther tlton the Battery; and the last word In swank had been “> t the’ marriage rate suggests that a modem battleship costs an elevator is simply a mental ^ at then a friend of a certain George which now stages arguments be regret that i^ece of news wasn’t titude which remains over from the tion, where changes are coming fast, tween the reds, the unemployed and saidfor that neighborhood., But thb I that- it is still the home of the around $40,000,000, you can see that I Qf ^ lin g which every baby is if not so furious. Wasbini^on moved his lares and RockefeUefs, the-Astbrs, the Van-! brave.”—'Tit-Bits. ■uppresyed-^the s^ ry of the effect penatea to lower Broadway—and the police. This became both a '|tiiat tha British air ministry is se- this is going to take a considerable { born with. "' -What once was known as Ft. I %r I 0 PAGE SEVEN 'm MANCHEOTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d , .s o u t h MANCHESTER, C O ra, MONDAY. APRIL 2L 1930. EASTER DRAMA FINELY li) HEN CEUBRATE Queer Twists JS DONE AT S. M .E. CHURCH OF CABLE NEUP ISIH ANNIVERSARY In Day’s News walk by faith and not by "He Is" Risen,” an Easter drama s lg h t.~ n Oorinthlanis 6:7. written and difecteci • by Thomas hi RUTH DEMY GROVES When faith is lost, when honor Maxwell, pleased a large audience © 1950 hV NEA SERyiCL Tribes from Naval Conference Nearing dies, the man is .dead.—Whittier. , I proved to be better census enumerat- in the South Methodist church last night and appropriately carried the Cities Send Ddegahons story of Eeister in a colorful dra fodj^other, H igU igfe ^ THREATEN 1 women persevered, where ^ men matization of the daily life of the i failed, on the islets in Jamaica bay Holy City during and after the the Week s Happemngs. r ^ ^ Town to Aid in Event i and in W am py areas. crucifixion. The drama, in three Budapest — The Association for. acts, was accentuated by lighting Men’s Rights at Vienna has a rival effects arranged to bring out the — !T0 KILL FOREIGNERS dramatic values of the playi By Associated Press. Mlantonomoh Tribe, No. 58, Im here. It is caUed the Club for Dl- nroved Order of Red Men, the local ygreed Women—divorced through In the drama story, Nicodemus, A _ _ » j.« M ^ _ ...a > _ . . « . • _ i With drafting of the London branch of one of the fastest growing the fault of their husbands. There Marcus and Samuel, followers of the Christ, meet on the steps of naval treaty- last week, the navsl Shanghai, A p ril. 21.— (A P )—A fraternal orders-in the country, WM I 0 qoo divorced wbmen^in the the Temple of the Holy City conference marched rapidly toward letter received here from one of six host to over 100 braves and .^Cmefs i 3 teen American -Catholic mission from nearby towns and cities Sat- 1 Guatemala City—This city, capital They discuss the arrest and con tll6 ClOS6 » viction of their leader while the The document is scheduel to be aries, who for weeks have been held urday night in honor of the 18th an- ! Guatemalan Republic, is en- prisoners in the Kiangsi province niversary of the Manchester tribe.n jj.gjy ^ y jg u t stairways. Earth- faithful enter the gates for worship, signed at 10;30 o’clock Tuesday dejected and hopeless. Suddenly the morning by representatives of the city of Kanchbw, said that Com The affair was held in Tinker H all,! qyakes are the reason. Second and munist smd bandit’ besiegers had ode of the features of the eveamg , ^ ^ d stories were abandoned when heavens are darkened, the light five great sea powers represented, being, the conferring of all toree de- | ^^g gj^y rebuilt after a disas- nings . flash from darkened skies thus culminating three months of threatened “w hoi Kahehow fsdls, to kill every foreigner within thg wails grees in Redmanship^on a big group ; *quake in 1916. and the earth trembled. The temple negotiations. The American delega- of candidates. ^ ' New York—Long Island is unex- walls are shaken as the veil is rent tiojj hopes to . sail for home immedi for robbing us of our prize. Although the WEdls continued to The affadr opeijed shortly 1 cited over the possibility of - being from toj) to Dottom. ately thereafter, perhaps on the Following the crucifixion, Judas halt them, the Reds’according-to the five o’clock in the afternoon with the covered' with waving waving: palm trees. i Leviathan'the same day. degree team ofr the local tribe con- Captairf Sir Arthur Rostron. com pleads with Caiaphas, high priest, i It is understood that the treaty letter, which was dated April 4, had to take back the blood money but I# notified Kanchow authorities to cap fefring the adoption rank upon' 23 mander of the trans-AUanUc liner I contains three sections. The first candidates, 18 of them from-AIan- is refused. Roman soldiers on guarJ ture the city. Defense of Kanchow, Bergenaria, is"inclined to think that r ii i two contam provisions for a battle- chester. Following this work & at the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea the missionary, continued unchang the westward movement' of the Gulf ' ship holiday, 9 general statement on banquet was held in the adjoining are suddenly stricken in the over ed with no immediate danger of its Stream will make the Island tropi methods of disarinkment, and tech hall at which nearly 200 sat down cal in nature. Dr. Frank L. Bryant, powering light that accompanied nical accomplishments such as, hu capture. to enjoy a roast beef dinner served Brooklyn geologist, doubts that the the coming of angels to roll the manization of submarine warfare, Plunder Country. under the direction of Prank Diana, course of the stream is changing. stone from the door of the tomb. definition of special ships and rules Meanwhile the Reds had with a local tribe member. Then followed Lakewood, N. J.— Nickels„instead The angels tell the old, old story to d refused a second cup of coffee, al though NataUe wa% dowm to pour it for scrapping. All*five powers— the drawn part of their forces from the the exemplification of the Hunters of dimes, are the latest from John the two Maryq and they go forth to A t breakfast he was grumpy an United States, Great Britain, Japan, siege and “while awaiting Kan and Warrior’s degree by Tankeroo- D. Rockefeller. He passed out sev tell the welcome news of the resur for him. France and Italy are expected . to | chow’s t^ l are busy Plundering sqn tribe of Rockville. Lastly was eral to children after Easter services rection. ' surrounding country, looting vil- The costumes of the various char though Natalie was down to pour gjgn those sections, ,_e Chief’s degree conferred by in the First Baptist church. BEGIN HERE TODAY often remembered to curb his child- acters in the Bible drama were true, it for him. Her appearance should . Three Power Pact, lages and kidnaping hostages. Scores Compounce tribe of Bristol. It w m New York—An experiment to de- NATALIE CONVERSE tries to , jgjj impulses, i impuiaco. to 1 Have induced a better mood in him. The third part will embody the of young women have been kidnaped after one o’clock when the affair termi;ie whether .expense or fear Is to the life of Palestine, even to the conquer the jealousy which con and many rather than submit in came to an end. keeping people out of the air has use of the goatskin water-bag of sumes her when other women ad r. S m h no l ^ rni-non u m ehack ? S to hlshis I “ She u® was tt a luvcijrlovely woman...... Alan ^hree-power mrec-power agreement reached- by meet him, he tume ^ ^ ^ I vroh Vtapti wnnf. to think of the word i cfoi-ac nmat Rritain smd tend to commit suicide as soon as Edward Ballsieper, Jr., of Church been made under the auspices of the the streets of Jerusalem. Mr. Max mire her handsome husband, with thought S his 1 had been wont to think of the word } united States, Great Britain well and his large cast did extreme mother, filled g 1 , vision in .connection with her. Her | Japan, and will be signed only by an opportunity offered,!’ the letter street, was toastmaster at the din 1 American. Society for the Promotion ALAN. When he receives a phone special pr^y^er^th^t^s^^^^ was the color of honeycombj After Wurnment. said. Numerous foreign misssioas ner. Because of the great amount of Aviation. Twelve planes were ly well with this seasonable presen call to the home of BERN.ADINE She in South Kiangsi have been attack of degree .work to be done the speech put into service at Jackson Heights, tation. LAMONT, a popular night club “What is it Bobby?’’ she and her eyes seemed to be the hue 1 Qj.gat Britain, France and Italy will making rind entertainment program mind. What is the dress she wore, if it were ^p ’question of European ed and the missionaries have fled carrying passengers for $1 to S5 hostess who has outraged the asked. “ Something was made short and snappy. Mr. each, depending upon the length of smug respectability of West blue, brown, green, yellow or g y. j gggyj.j^y and parity, with the hope The missionary said,that wealthy HAS N.ARROW ESCAPE. can hear?’’ classes are suffering the especial Ballsieper greeted the braves and the ride. At dark 5,182 tickets, * -V • chester aristocrats by purchasing People who knew her were always ■ ^^g ^t^^ally rouriding the threc- chiefs present and spoke a few Bobby considered Alan thought hatrbd of the Communists and in mostly for Sl^each. had been sold. a home among them, Natalie de speculating about the color of her j five-power treaty words in praise of the work of the Abbeyvllle, France. April 21.— fully for a moment. He appeared eye^ Seen in brown, she was called ! P°wer PacL one village 35 land ownprs were Zwischenahn. Germany—Heinrich mands that Alan refuse to go and for limitation of armaments. committee which planned the affair. Sandstede, baker, holds an honorary (AP)—An English aviator. Parker- puzzled. Then, very seriously, he hazel-eyed.Lzm Those who saw her in shot as a, warning to surrender son, who left Croydon, England, 'at that he give up the brokerage asked: “Mummy, does Dod ever hear The chief feature of the three- He then introduced Great Sachem degree from he University of Muen- business of “that Lamont woman. black swore that hei^orbs were property without resistance. The let Frank Haggerty of Greenvv^ch, 5:45 a. m. for Australia with Rome prayers when a feller’s just prac gray. But all agreed that they were power treaty is a “safeguarding ster. His avocation ,of .botany has Alan tells her that Bernadine is clause.” This provides that when a ter continued that Reds were confis Coifn. The Great Sachem spoke en as t h i first stop, became lost in a ticin’ sayiri’ ’em ?” rarely beautiful^ brought him a directorate. the widow of a war buddy who signatory’s naval program is ea-; cating lands, destroying title deeds tirely along fraternity lines dwelling Berlin—There are flags of various Tog and collided with a tree in the B(ernadine smiled with her eyes. Alan glancing^t her now, thought \illage of Darquel this morning. had saved his life, and that she is dangered by the building of a non- and establishing 'co'mmimal goyern- to some extent on advice to the new colors on the tables at the cabarets “Why dear?” she countered of a tiger’s eyes, sensing, perhaps, His airplane caught fire as it doing the only work she was able ment. This had resulted in great ly adopted members. for flirting. Red means that a fair the feline remark that was on the signatory, the signatory may make crashed to the groimd. but Parker- to secure in order to support her- gravely. announcement of its intention to danger of food shortage for tne Red Men’s Home patron accepts an invitation to self and her fatherless boy, Again Bobby looke^ solemnly at tip of her tongue. coming year since the fields havs Mr. Haggerty told the Red Men son, who was flying alone, succeeded (To Be Continued) build up to a level it seems safe. The dance; green that she refuses. Other BOBBY. , , ... Alan, but now his eyes were begin not been planted. that the state council was endeavor hues have various shades of mean in extricating himself quickly, suf After a bitter quarrel in which two others signatories will be em fering only slight burns about the ning to shine with the eagerness of Future Looks Black. ing to swing a state home for aged ing. he taunts her for refusing to bear powered to do likewise. Red Men. He said that a commit face and hands. his spirit. The United States understands “It is only a matter of time until New York—After playing con him children, Alan leaves and “Because,” he burst out raptur the entire southern part of Kiangsi tee has been at work and believes tinuously for 82 and a half weeks. Natalie spends a miserable eve that under the treaty it will be per that within a very short time a ously, “I think Dod’s answered me With the mitted to.build 10 new .cruisers province passes from government Ethel Barrymore will end her seasqn ! ning trying to fight dh^ ’fore I dot all ready to ask Him to.” farm would be purchased and a within the next five years, and the control,” the letter concluded. “Th^ May'lO. I suspicions—^never dreaming, that He paused expectantly, but Ber-' home provided in Connecticut for London—Senator Reed of Pennsyl- j ^ATARRH administration intends thus to pro future is indeed blaqk.” Alan was listening to a nadine wanted for him to explain Local Poets those members of the fraternity vsmla, during a visit' to the home of 'of head or throat is nsnsllY faced doctor who had just told ceed. Meanwhile,, the naval group Chekiang province advices said in his own way. i that 20,000 bandits had overrun who needed care in their old age. Milton the poet, learned it had no benefited by the vapors of— him that Bernadine’s reco^y is in the Senate announces that it will His talk WM vitally interesting “I was goin’ to pray Him to send I Chekiang—Anhwei province bor first edition of “ Paradise Lost.” So , in doubt. She answers ^ quw- THE GREAT TE.ACHER. scrutinize the London document even to those guests present who me a daddy,” he went on exciteifiy, { ders, killing hundreds and exacting he presented a copy to the cottage. tion In his eyes by telling him carefully, which means that every are not members of the order. “ so I could grow up to be just like j thousands of dollars tribute from VSSM that she has no relative or dear To Fred .A. VerpIaOck. thing will not be over when t’.ie A birthday cake with 18 candles Britisli ihim.” the inhabitants. The" poDUlation of th OVEtf MIUION JARS USED YEARLY friend to leave Bobby with, and Here he stood up and thrust out They call him a teacher 'American delegation signs the beautifully decorated was put up Isles is about 47,150,000. asks If Alan will take him in the canton dispatches said bandits his chest as though he wanted to Because he was one ' treaty and returns home. The treaty for drawing and was won by had become so bold they moved as event of her death. let everybody see what a man he’d Who knew, and knowing, taught. must be ratified by the senior legis Anthony Tournaud. The cake was NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY be if only he had a daddy to emu lative body of the United States. military units capturing increeislng- baked by Walter' Smith. Aui Ameri ly larger areas, establishing their late. With his fingers he drew in the sand In India. can flag as second prize was won CHAPTER i n own governments and levying taxes. The angles and lines of theorems Rioting flared in India in • the by a Rockville guest. Then Toast Virtually the entire province of Natalie! She, who wouldn’t have Alan choked on the labghter that Then he drew and redrew again, sixth week of Mahatma Gandhi’s master Ballsieper called upon Har- Kiangsu, north of the Yangtze river, very Lidstedt to render some solos, children______of her own. To have an- j forced itself into his. throat, and left And forebearing guided the hand civil disobedience campaign, which other’s child forced upon her! Alan ■ ^.jjg agg-wer to Bernadine. She lay was scourged by' bandits despite which the popular soloist did in his Uncertain and slow began March 12 with the elderly plainly foresaw a lot of trouble. But ygry gtiu and white-faced, until Nationalist leaving Ahmadabad witn sporadic opposition of the govern usual finished way. Bill Sweet That faltering strove yodfeled a fow numbers while strum he hadn’t long to dwell upon thej gQtjtjy broke the silence'with a a group of followers bound for the ment. To follow his example. ming his African violin and then unhappy prospect. 1 peremptory “Well?” Gulf of Cambay to manufacture sad Something vaguely resembling an “Dq you,” she saidjslowly, “ think Lew Shonty, Hartford entertainer, Oh! patient, so patient he was! illegally. • animated snowman o f small ^-etature.r^yoa'^ould lik?-M J^'^pverse for a ARMY MANEUVERS sang and danced. Lew introduced Impartial alike to the quick and the Serious demonstrations occurred his little daughter, Irene, aged six, tumbled into the room all of a sud daddy, Bobby?” Wednesday in Calcutta, Karachi and den and threw itself upon the figure Bobby surveyed Alan intently. dull. to the group'and Irene favored with Then: “I think us would be very Scholarly too, and above them Poona as protests against the im Sacramento, Cal., April 21.— (AP) some songs and jokes. Edwards or on the daybed. ^ _____ prisonment of Pandit Jawaharlal “Mummy, why wouldn’t Nellie let goo^ friends/^ he said grayely. But still to the erring a friend. —The concentrated drive' of, destruc chestra played during the dinner. Nehru and Mayor J. M. Sengupta, me come in here before?” it cried i Alan felt a warm glow around his Deliberate and yet tion to be waged against the imagin The committee in charge of the in a very real child’s voice. “What | heart. “Thanks, old man, he said, Having known youth, did not forget. Nationalist leaders. One native was ary “Red” army by the United affair was: William Leggett, chair killed at Karachi by a police bullet States-Air Corps First Provisional man, Waltef Smith, secretary, Alex are you staying in here for, any- j “I think so, too.” The People of Hartford Vicinity the Greatest Money Saving Offer way. Mummy? Aren’t you goin’ j Suddenly Bernadine" reached out j And because he could see to the and more than 50 persons were in wing during the next four days, Wilson, treasurer, William C. jured in the three riots. Among the opened today. Schieldge and Michael Steiner. They Have Ever Received from .\ny Dentist in This State. downtown?” her arms to him. “ You may be sure | years beyond your prayer was heard, dear,”^ she j -with eyes more experienced than casualties at Calcutta were ,Mi.-is Bombardment planes, theoretic The young voice was high with Alice Denchh, an Englishwoman, ally loaded with bombs, weighing distrust ' of the situation, t h e said softly, snuggling his firm body theirs. close. “But God may take a little Along by the way,,in the dust. who attempted to ride a motorcycle from 100 to 4,000 pounds each, Were $35.00 SET OF TEETH $20.00 strangeness of it. Why wasn’t his called upon ta “destroy” railroad THREE DIE IN RED RIOT l^ummy in her room, putting on her time to answer it while He considers Where he feared lest the turf grow through the riot zone against police A great saving on a fine set of Natural B>-t er and continued to their destina phone and fagots, otherwise known anything that happenteq to him. Her I At breakfast he was grumpy and tion. as bassoons, fiuets and clarinets. training was teking' ^ect. Bobby j refused a second cup of coffee, al- - / h i ®W7;- ■<'* jit'iJ' ••' ■feWf; gT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.,' MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1930.: PAGE EIGHT GOLD STAR MOTHERS PELGRIMAGE •t-r ^ ^ TO COST $5,000,000 •ANNE AUSTIN OLIVE ROBERTS G A J ^ N AtmjOR C?F ‘ THE AVEMGING WRROT" ‘ THE BLACK pig eo n : ETC. Well, hqre it is housecleaning ^t£at disappear In the summer dol- J time again, and mothers are all hot drums. Housecleaning over—^weU, that is •igSO^’HW-SERViCElHC. . and botheri^ and as busy as one- 3!'- afmi^ drummers. just a good starf. . Fried eggs eind boiled potatoes Out comes the seyrtng .machine By SISTER MARY and it’s time for the West hand to t are on the throne; the family he’d be glad > to pull into t Hamilton around, as if they didn’t mean a sleeps in imminent peril of step- bid. BpGIN WF.irtc TODAY and turn the car over to the motor- thing in my young life.” '• There seems, to be a tradition In ladders toppling over in them in Oh, yes, you can buy, ’m<^ every When DETECTIVE DUNDEE man that was to relieve him afe “Good psychology, which didn t this country that veal is an “indiges the bight, and'dress with newspa thing now made-up. But: When the lift* the body of DOBIS MAT- 10:46. The . old boy usually goes off happen to work this time,” Dundee tible” meat. France, however, re pers ,pmned oyer the windows while children come in steps, and Lucy sympathized. “The chambermaid j can wear Luefia’s things, fixed over; THISWS, ■.IS. iT:^ bSWSanged tor gards it as a delicacy suitable for shad^ and curtains are being clean jnd lay. It to toe .m^rhoo«j_to ^ efbedule brought them in this morning.” | ed, ntiH Joan can wear Lucy^s, fixed knows that the heavy perfume nigbt, because of his swollen “You can!t. crack a safe without' invalids, and uses it as we- use Splinters are on the alert while over; and Lctitia can w e^ Joan’s, flask, the murder weapon, is the ' . taking a chanoei'’ Conway shrugged, j chicken. rugs are: up. ready to go traVriing fixed , over—there,is no use in feed- | ; \ chief ®lue. ^ kas i^°?<^eck it,'-Payne!” Strawn flimg "But if I'd tried to sneak out and | It is in the cooking., that the di in the first unwary foot that comes-ing the rag bag. Then, of course, MOUB CROSBY, engaged to ^ O - shoulder at the detective chuck ’em in an ash can, the chance j gestibility of veal rests, for scien theiri way. } there are her own dressy from last lolling in the window. "Well, what’s would have been 10 times bigger tific experiments have proved that Bi^- idthough families suffer, it’s year to let down. Every, wpman In to MRS. B^JKE^Y; hM wateh^ your yam?” he snarled and as it turns out later, if I’d left ] properly cooked veal is as easily di- j mother who suffers most. Don’t , Christiandom is letting dowm dresses GIGI BERMaLEY at his prisoner ..and Dundee felt a the hotel I wouldn’t have had an i gested as any other meat. . ' - j think that she’s being contrary [ this spring. . ' ' ing the perfume by sprinUing R gurge of genuine sympathy toward airtight alibi on this murder busi-1 Veal always should be->thor-i and is simply closing her eyes to; Next comes the garden,'if she over everyone in the his chief, who had co u n ts so hejavily ness. I didn’t even know, a murder j oughly cooked, never rare o ru n - ^ the .beauties of the outside spring hasn’t attended to it sflrea^. Time Friday evening, before WlCliKlJ., “Johnson” to solve the mur- had been committed out there until. derdone. Even thinly sliced cuts j world just to show her prerogative waits for no woman—^nor for flow the butter (formei;ly employed by I saw an extra Saturday morning | like steaks and chops should be' of, “being a woman.” She knows ers, shrubs, nor vegetables, MRS. LAMBERT, now ‘ “I left the interurban at the and at that time you' didn’t know | cooked for - a t lefst 40 minutes.' you cantt clean in winter, because And if it isn’t the garden, ‘it’s ley’s social secretary, and by <»os- gj.yj^j.t House comer at 10:42,” Con- there’d been a burglary, so we were 1 Long, slow cooking is imperative,'! if you do tlje old furnace will laugh painting over the porch ^rniture, by), took it to Mrs. Berkeleys went on calmly. ‘T asked for quits!” . ' ' for the meat lacks fat and'is vetyi itself to dea,th and spout soot all qr mending the awnuigs, dr any or rooms. _ _ . . 'm y key and chatted a while with i ‘And when you did learn of the fine grained and close textured.; over the pljiee again as soon a s } all of the dozen things .the outride But not until Mrs. Berkeley, the night clerk— murder?” Dundee prodded. This is true of roasts as well as a ll; you’ve finished. j of the house cries for in the spring, DICK BERKELEY, Clorinda, EU Get hold of the night clerk of “God, I nearly lost, my head!” other cuts. 1 She knows that moths fly in April; So, now. little children, you must GENE ARNOLD (Doris’s fiance), the Stuart House,” Strawn wearily Conway - admitted, with a shudder. Special a u c tio n must be paid in and that the ,screens have to be i, be very, very good and not fuqs Seymour Crosby, and finally HAR ordered Detective Bums, who was <‘Bvit. I knew I had an alibi if worst cooking to keeping the meat juicy cleaned and up at the psychological | about the fried eggs and .boiled po- VEY JOHNSON, inissing valet who came to worst and. Hubert Cart and flavorsome. A covered roaster, moment. . - ! tatoes, and the step ladders,.and the robbed the house, have all been sus also listening in on the confession. wright was connected with Harvey “The night clerk looked at the larding, frequeift basting, or a flour She knows that bright spring sun-I million errands you haye,. to run. pected in turn does Dundee hit upon Johnson, so I kept right on with r and water dough are satisfactory shine is potent and that mattresses. I Just be good and patient ■and'wash the theory that Mrs. Berkeley and clock and asked-me if my girl and my program of acting natural ^ d I had a row, since it was so early,” methods for roasting. Chops and ' pillows, rugs, blankets and woolens | the dishes and sew on your own hut- not Doris was the intended murder taking orders for silk stockings.' ! cutlets can be rolled in flour or ' need it to. destroy germs and make tons and try to entertain father, victim. For Dundee discovers Mrs. Conway went on cheerfully. ‘Well, “You say this Berkeley job was a i I went up to my room and stayed breaded, browned and then covered them safe to live with the rest of Here’s a salute to . the great Berkeley is a perfume addict. There jumped-up affair,” Strawn began ; and cooked slowly. i the year. She can’t wait until sum- American mother whose banner for is proof Crosby hoped for his future there till Saturday morning. I car sourly, after a long minute of sil- j ried the jewelry in my pockets while Probably there is no. other meat • raer., Summer sun is too hot and the next few week.s wifi be' a broom mother-in-law’s early death, and ence. “What’s the yarn?” ! that responds as well as veal fo fades woolen things and hardens the and whose martial music. Will be l^imdant susniclon against Crosby j I made my rounds of the shops Sat- “Friday morning nothing was j clever seasoning. Its flavor is deli- | soft wool of blankets. I , ^played rv rugs. , , to’S fS e .n ? to" X . PHTIXIS, urday, but toia mprnlng I stowed It further from my mind than to try i cate and must be enhanced rather i Give ’Em Air i She is the person who makes the 14 months before, when Doris was j away in my sample case, because I the old racket again,” the prisoner was afraid some of it might drop than covered up. A “suspicion” o f' She knpws that the windows m ust' world a fit place to live in. If you her trusted maid. answered earnestly. “But when 1 1 sweet herbs and mild vegetables, be up all day for a dozen reasons of j think it’s Congress or Naval Par- His case against Crosby, is shat out of my pockets on the golf course. was showing my line tb a buyer in , I was planning to call on the trade added for seasoning, does much to sanitation. Spring brings breezes i leys, you’re mistaken, tered, how-ever, when the city chem a shop on Grand Avenue I heard | develop the natural flavor of the | ist reports no traces of poison as usual all day Monday, then to Mrs. Berkeley talking to Mrs.- Lam-1 leave Monday night for Chicago, per '■ a n meat. 1 found in GIGI BERKELEY;S per bert. Shooting off her mouth to im-1 Professional cooks consider veal j fume-scented handkerchief. Dimdee schedule. I aimed to get rid of the press people, I guess. I heard her ; stuff there, through a fence who’s stock indispensable for use in aspics, ■ has also learned that wood alcohol say, ‘Dear Mrs. Lambert! Don’t le t: in both meat and vegetable sauces j is used to fill cigaret fighter foun- been bothering me to go back to the me forget to go to the safe deposit i old racket.” and in many soups. While chicken | ' tains in the Berkeley home, ^ a d y Vault for my jewels and right after | and veal stocks jire used almost in work on a new theory, he is ; we’ve had a bite of lunch, you must i Mrs. Mathilda Burling...... conceived the pilgrimage of Gold Star HEALTH terchangeably, veal stock is much called to police headquarters, where “Why didn’L you get nd of the dash over to the employment bu- j Mothers to European battlefields. less expensive and more delicately Johnson the robber-valet, is being shirt and necktie. Dundee asked. reau and try to get a valet for dear | ------SSred Johnson admits the robbery, “Just try to t^ k up some way flavored. "Veal makes a stiffer jelly FEND “JAKEY PAR.ALYSIS” W.AS.*; Britain hundreds of cases of para S e r third degree. Then Dundee of getting nd of an incriminating Mr. Crosby’.” ! By JULIA BLANSHARD | care of, wants a special, interpreter than chicken, making the use of ad DUE -IG POISONS IN THE lysis caused by the drinking of beer S s suddenlv: “Just where did you bundle and see,if you wouldn t have f ^ w “flt^^p'^rS[p^^fm itation^*S! ^ew York, April 18.—When 6000 aU her own. ditional gelatine seldom necessary, j LIQUOR. j which had been made in such a way m i t Phyms Benham, Conway ?” done what I ^^d, ’ Conway retorted enshine sneech and ■ mothers and widows em-1 Many, many requests are coming For roasting, the leg. loin, rib and | I as to become heavily contaminated shoulder are desirable. 'The shoulder j NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY reasonably. “I thought of a dozen DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN. I with arsenic. In those cases als.o ways, each more dangerous than the “ “Well I needed sudden money and Uo graves of their soldier dead Paris.” So many Jewish mothers is often boned and stuffed and usu-1 ------i paralysis was the chief symptom. CHAPTER XLIII last, and Anally I just, left ’em toxaa mo thnt ‘Hpnr Mrs Lambert’, among them will be the woman most have inquired about kosher cooking ally is cheapest in price. The leg j sometimes is called a “cushion” of Editor, Journal of the .\merican j including however prostration and “Phyllis Benham?” the prisoner ' as a valet” Conwav continued responsible for Uncle Sam’s having and the Government has decided to Medical Association, and of Hygeia, j nausea. echoed blankly. ,“rve never Rnown Srhad , ' '" " ‘ed to,m to go as hla guoats. | M It. One girl who loot two veal and contains the smallest YOUTHFULLY BECOMING AND amount of bone. The loin is very the Health Magazine. i No doubt, when the chemis‘‘.s a girl named Phyllis Benham. SMART no use asking me where I g o f’em.” ! She is Mrs. Mathilda Burling, of brothers and last year lost her moth------j have completed their studies, it “Phyllis Crosby?” Dundee sug- tender but contains more bone, and For nearly an hour Captain j Richmond Hill, Long Island. i er who would have been entitled to o^ course the rib contains bone. ’The j The most recent epidemic sweep-1 found that the particular ’ jested. Fointed Treatmrat Altogether Strawn hammered away at his sus- | When Mrs. Burling's only son died go, wants to take her place on the breast sometimes is rolled and | ing across the United States ha."! bootleg involved had been made oy “Never heard of her,” Conway re Slimming pect, eliciting a very full and inter- I in France in 1918, she decided for trip. torted. “Kin to that guy I was hired roasted, although it usually is been the tremendous number of men quite unfamiliar with toxicol esting confession of the burglary, | patriotic reasons to leave him “over | Two women want to bring back stewed or braised. cases of partial paralysis of the leg£ ogy, and a great many sadder and to work for?” but Dundee paid little attention. His i there.” At the time, she recalls that pets, duty free, one a Maltese cat wiser drinkers will limit themselvej. “His dead wife. You stole ner mind was intensely occupied with the late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt from France, the other a bulldog reported first from Oklahoma, latex, miniature,” Dundee replied quietly. from Tennessee ;md Georgia, stit! at least for a while, to ginger ale more vital matters. said, “Maybe some day you can visit from England, the French {,overnment will give a and root beer. “I took everything that was in a At the end of the hour every de his grave.” 1 Begiiming in May, groups of 300 reception for them. From Paris they later from Kentucky, and some oi jewel box, without bothering to open tail of Harold Conway’s alibi had “His remark made a deep impres- women, arrainged according to their will stay one week near their boys’ the New England states. some of the cases,” the prisoner ex been checked and verified. The Sion on me,” Mrs. Burling said. “But destinations, will arrive in New York graves. No officia’ religious services "Very promptly the informatioi plained frankly. „ it wasn’t until five years later that a day before sailing, be met by army will be held at the cemeteries, but “Doris Matthews told one of the owner of the coupe joined with the was broadcast that these cases ot night clerk and with the interurban j I had the idea that maybe Uncle officers, put up at first class hotels, priests, clergymen and rabbis will he paralysis were the result of im maids that she had seen you some motorman in clinching the thing, for s4m could send those mothers of us be received officially by Mayor at hand for those pilgrims who wish where before,” Dimdee told him, bibing some poison in Jamaica he promptly volunteered the infor- who were too poor to ever dream of Walker and started overseas, each their ministrations. , ginger which was being drunk trying a new tack. mation that he had left No. 4318 making the trip themselves. I have tagged with a red. white and blue There are 120 mothers who must in fairly large quantities and “Yes. In the dining room of the Fairview Road at five minutes to 11. been working ever since to have the badge on a metal bar, which bears go to isolated spots, some to Ireland, Stuart House Thursday night,” Con some to Italy, Spain and elsewhere. which was, of course, being sold And Doris Matthews was alive a t ' bill passed, but Congressman David te r name and official number. outside the domain of the prohibi way answered promptly. “She was Everything, from transportation to These will be taken in a special that time. L. O’Connell and others deserve the tion law. FROEBEL’S BIBHa having dinner with a man. I met While Brede, th e, stenographer, real credit for it.” stewards’ tips, deck chairs and even group*. Also in k ^special group are him Friday night at the servant the negro pilgrims, who will make Among the earliest of the scien dinner. Arnold, the chauffeur, he was preparing a statement for Con To Be a De Luxe Trip steamer rugs will be paid for by tific investigations undertaken On April 21, 1782, Friederich way’s signature, Dundee drew Cap Now that the plan is full grown, Uncle Sam. one or two complete sailing groups. was. He didn’t see me Thursday and the exodus of 300 mothers per Arriving at Cherbourg, they will Returning, they will all have their was that made by the State De- Froebel, a German educator who night, because his back was toward tain Strawn aside and asked in a Public Health in originated the kindergarten move low voice: week begins in May, like many an- be divided into groups of 25, de fares paid back to theii; own doors, partment of me, but I nearly got the girl’s goat with allowances for food, tips.and '"’Tennessee. ' Within a week, 119 ment, was horn in Thuringia, (3er- Well,___ , what ______next,___ chief?”____ other mother of an idea. Mrs. Burl- pending on the cemeteries they will many. staring at her. She was a peach. “Right back where we star|^d ing hardly recognizes the child of visit, and front then on will be kept Pullman. On this last lap, the gov cases have been found by the au Of course I had on my glasses and ernment will virtually see each thorities of the State Department After his training at the univer my hair was parted in the middle, from,” Strawn admitted bitterly, her brain. For, from a puny, poor in these groups. They will be met “District Attorney Sherwood blew i little thing as she first conceived by officers on landing, be taken to mother home, because Uncle Sam of Health,' and although some sities, Froebel deci&d he would be not on the left side as it was Fri- Paris for two days. One day there has decided that while he Is being time has elapsed, it is still possi come an architect, but his professor day night. But I saw it had her in here this morning and told me it, the idea of the trip has attained he’d take a hand himself if John- positive de luxe stature! will be an official trip to the Tomb host, he might just as well be a ble to' give only a few definite urged him to become a teacher. bothered—where she’d seen me be son proved a washout on the mur- Mrs. Burling estimated that per- of the Unknown Soldier; the other. gallant one, the perfect escort. facts concerning the situation. Froebel agreed dnd studied'for two fore.” der business. I’ll have to call him haps 2000 Gold Star mothers would Chemical and laboratory investi years imder Pestailozzi, the 'great “And you weren’t taking any educational reformer. chances, were you, Conway? now and tell him the bad news.” • be eligible. Six thousand are going. gations require considerable time, He put in the call, with such re- She figured it would cost around particularly as they are elaborate Convinced that the education of Strawn cut in savagely. “You knew the nursery must be reformed, the girl might remember and give luctance that Dundee felt sorry for $50,000. The government is provid- and are, planned to be conclusive. him. When he hung up, he re- ing $5,000,000 in the deficiency bill At, present the authorities are Froebel in 1816 founded a school at you away. That’s why you killed Greisheim in which he proceeded to her! Didn’t I tell you so yesterday joined his young subordinate and now before Congress. She had in convinced that these cases are tbe told him gloomily: mind a real pilgrimage, perhaps stu (^OOEKt) develop his plans. M ore' than 20 result of taking into the body of Dundee?” “Sherwood wants to see the notes dent third class, under Red Cross years later he established himself “I didn’t kill her!” Conway re- two or more toxic substances, one at Blankenburg' where he^ first in you took yesterday. Got ’em with supervision, costing $365 apiece. The of which is a preparation of alcr- ;^itqrted, with amazing calm. “And I, pilgrimage this summer is going troduced the name “kindergarten" can prove it!” you?” hol and the other some heavy j “Yes,” Dundee admitted, drawing first class, in the full regalia man for his school. ' ' “Alibi, eh ? ” Strawn sneered. It 11) metal dye or other volatile sub Froebel’s influence upon modem take some alibi to get your neck i the packet of folded sheets from his ner of the War Department, and the stances., These conclusions were pocket. He removed the final page, figured cost of first class hotels, education has been notably effective out of this noose, my man!” reached by both the physicians in the United States where it has >“And I’ve got it,” Conway assured however and returned it tp his pock transportation, meals and so on is et “Nothing—just some stuff I jot a minimum of $840 apiece. and the public health authorities i to the kindergarten system, the him coolly. “Don’t you think I know for several definite reasons { manual training movenient and.oth- from the papers when she was last ted down,” he hastily answered the It is an unique experiment for the suspicion in Strawn’s eyes. “The government to take 6000 women The, inflammation of the nerves er radical changes in the elertentary seen alive? Listen: I finished my, whick resulted in the paralysis school methods. One educator has : job at the Berkeley house before 10 j stories are all complete and I hope abroad, in groups of 300 each week Sherwood has the grace to thank from May until September. Most of simply had to do with the action of said of the kindergarten that it is o’clock. I could have stowed the some toxic inorganic substance or of “the most import^t, far-reaching ’ junk in my pockets, but I took that ^ me.” ' them are between 60 and 65. One “Catch him thanking a dick!” is 88. Several are on crutches. A the action of some bacterial poison. educational reform of the l'9th'’cen- , black pigskin bag of Crosby’s just, tury.” ’ ■ , to throw dust in your eyes.” | Strawn spat disgustedly. “I’ve got few are in wheel chaits. Many of Practically all of the data 'were “What did you do with it? ” i to wait here for that big bag of them are in ill-health, on special against an infectious origin. F.:?r “Chucked it on my way to the wind, then we’ll go out to Hillcrest diets, some almost helpless. Yet instance, 83 per cent, of the pe-")- PROTECTING HIMSEI^' interurban stop,” Conway grinned. together, I suppose to have another every eligible woman lyho can come ple who were affected were men, “If you can find out who owns a By ANNETTE shot at digging up the truth.” to New York without chaperonage 79 per cent of those were between “Henry, I wish you had better big coupe parked at the curb in “Telephone for you, Dundee,” of the Government will have her fare 20 .and 45 years of age, and there manners. I noticed you dusted’the: front of No. 4318 Fairview Road This dotted crepe silk favors the Payne interrupted. paid to the embarking port and care wais not one case in the entire group chair of Mrs. Blnk’s house before Friday night and will tell him to long slim silhouette.' ‘ “Hello, Bonnie Dundee!” Gigi’s un and expenses from then on. She will undec 15 years of , age. you sat down, and her little son was lift up the back seat, he’ll find the It’s extremely wqarable. mistakable voice shrilled over the even have fare back to her own door Therq is, however, also a his watching you.” x . - bag, unless he’s found it already ^ d The bodice in baflqtie e^^ct has in wire. “I’m dying for news. Has from New York. torical precedent for an incidence “Yes, and I was'watching him, has been afraid to turn it in. Its verted pin tucks 'at shoulders. The Johnson confessed?” Prepared for Deaths of • this ■ character. More than 25 too. I’m too old a fish to *be' ca~ught got Crosby’s tennis shoes in it, as pointed collar apd turn-back flared “To the burglary, yes,” Dundee Every thing is planned like a mili years ago thebe were in Great on a bent pin.”—Tit-Bits^ well as the velvet boxes that all the cuffs reveal chic lingerie note in replied. “But he has an ironclad tary expedition. According to in loot was kept in.” white silk pique. iilibi for the murder. You’re not to surance companies, from 21 to 50 of 1 — — The fitted hip'yoke in pointed out tell anyone though and I mean that, these government guests are likely “Check on it. Sergeant Turner!” line assures desired sleekness, and yoimg woman! Where is every to die overseas. The Government Strawn flung at his subordinate and gives length to the, flgiire. body?” allows, for this and plans to bring Turner left the office on the run. The circular skirt shows'a grad “Playing bridge,” she answered back the' bodies under escort. An “That was about 10:15,” Conway ual widening with smkrt ripple at promptly. “That Is, Dad ^lnd Dick, allowance is made^ for 8800 sick continued coolly. "By that time I d hem. Clorinda and Mrs Lambert are days’ figured by statistics. Doctors, ' put on my own shoes, which l a Style No. 6 ^ can be had in sizes playing. Abbie says she’s too nerv nurses, attendants, 45 officers to carried out in the bag, buttoned up 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 ous to play, but she’s kibitzing. As take charge of the groups, several my topcoat to the collar, put on my inches bust. The medium size takes sure as Dad bids two spades—” interpreters, and $4400 worth of glasses and parted my hair in the 3 3-8 yards of 39-inch material with “I’ll be right out,” Dundee cut her medical supplies for emergencies at middle, like I always wear it. I 3-8 yard of 32-inch > cbntrasting and short. “Remember, you’re honor the cemeteries are arr^ged for. .stroUed on to the shed where pas 5 1-2 yards of biding. boimd not to spill the news till I All Gold Star mothers and wid sengers wait for the interurban and It’s captivating-in pale blue wool get-there.” ows whose dead are buried in for in about six minutes a car catae jersey with trimming bands of self “I’ll keep out of sight of the eign cemeteries and who cannot along, just as I knew it would, be fabric. The collar and cuffs are bridge fiends till you get here,” sh% afford to go themselves or have not cause I’ve been catching the inter smart of flesh colored washable promised. gone, are eligible. Mothers whose urban at that stop off and on for crepe silk. “Can you spare me,Payne and a sons are "among the missing” are six months and I know the sched- Plain flat crepe silk, shantung, car?” Dundee asked his chief. not invited. They would have no “We’ll need him later anyway and destination! Unless, however, their u I g .** printed rajah silk, men's cotton or “So you’ve been planning the haul silk shirting, pique prints and linen be might as well be on h£ind . . . sons are among the missing in a that long, eh?’^ Strawn growled. are suitable and'smart. Thanks!" given territory., If so, they can go, “No. This was a Jumped-up^f- Pattern price 15 cents in stamps Detective Payne liked and ad and kneel at the mound each ceme fair. But I’ve got a ^rl friend that or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap mired Detective Dundee, but on the tery maintains which holds remains lives not a million Iniles from the coin carefully. ride out to Hillcrest he found his of all the soldiers unidentified who Berkeley house. I take her home in young associate very poor company, died in that region. a taxi, but I hop ttie Interurban “Park here, Payne,” Dundee or Mothers whose sons are lost, at back to town.” Manchester Herald dered, as they slowed down outside sea cannot go. “The government , “What’s her name.” Pattern Seiyice the gates of the estate. “Stop any could not just take them cruising,” 9011 ‘Tm not telling that,” Conway style 684 body that tries to leave tbe as one woman explained. “And they retorted, and meant it. “But the groimds.” ) must have some- specific grave in ? As our patterns are mailed mind or' they have no place in this conductor and motorman who were from New York Cflty please allow He walked slowly to the house, ecu on last night have seen me often five days. wrestling with a new theory. Fif pilgrimage." enough the last six months to feel teen feet from the southwest cor This, of course, means that the pretty well acquainted. Friday Price 15 Cents ner of the house, however, he mother of the Unknown Soldier will G O H & l b night, on the 10:22, there was only a Name ...... 1 ...... stopped short, as his nostrils were not be among the SOOOl handful of passengers and I stood assailed with the overpowering odor Special Accommodations Sought ■ V \ O f up front, talking to the old boy who S iz e ...... of benzene. All kinds of curious requests are runs the car. Motorman No. 65,” he Who the devil could be cleaning pouring Into the Government from supplied obligingly. Address >•••••• clothes on a Sunday afternoon? their invited guests. “Got it an down pat, haven't But before he tore down to the One woman, wants to take her 1 • S • S S s • »essseesee*eei basement, from whose open window 66-year-old daughter, too, because you?” Strawn commented sourly. Send your order, to tbe “Pat ■“Yes,” Conway,agreed. ■“He told the fumes were pouring, Dundee they are inseparable.' =■' me Friday night he. had a fallen arch tern Dept» Manchester - Bveiflng was sure he knew the answer. An Indiaa woman, whom the Gov thht was himttng' Iike tliie devil and Betald, 1^ Manchester,’Conn.” (To Be Continued) ernment always has taken exceUent » ■ ' MiMega ■A------1:------——1- -
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1930. MANCHESTER BVENI^G HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER,, CONN^ M Q N D A Y , APRIL 21. ':— ■ - f -■ Pi^G B T E I^ thundering HERD SHIRES, 6LACKBURNE MAYO MECHANICS WORK ON HIM ' ROUTS RWAl, 13-2 M k ST OF FRIENDS
Chicago,^ April 21.—{A P ;)—Base The 'Thundering Herd- chalked up Threatens ball’s ,boxing act has broken up— another victory Sunday; this being Senators for Arthur (The.Great) Shires and the third win in three starts. Var- .‘9 Russell (LenaV Blackbume are just rick and Wachekawski starred for n pair of buddies now. Hard to Pick Winner ofjTAYLOR VS. LABARBA When the SL Lords Browns, with the winners, Merz for the losers.^ whom the former White Sox pilot "rhe 'Thundering Herd issues a chal Athletics Win Third Straight; LEGION PRACTICE now serves as coach came to Chica lenge to any team in town compris Blackwell Regatta at Der-l TONIGHT IN CHICAGO go for a series with the Sox the ed of boys ranging from, 14 to 16 Braves Subdue Robins; erstwhile sparring mates exchanged years of age. Write John Scar- by May 3; Penn Shapes Chicago, April 21.— (AP.)—^Bud . TOMORROW NIGHT the grip and declared their high re chuck, 21 No.. School street, or call Taylor, the blond terror from Terre gard for each other. Haute, Indiana, and Fidel La Barba, Cleveland No$es Out De "I sincerely believe,” Shires said, 5040 after 5 o’clck. »^ Thundering Herd Up as Dark Horse. former fljrweight champion, will "that Blackbume is as good a work off an Installment of Promoter friend as I have in baseball.” AB. R. H. PC. A. B. Hold First Session at West .511100 Jack Dempsey’s featherweight eli troit, 2 to 0. “ Shires is O. K. and a hustling J. Brannick, rf . BY HERBERT W. BARKER. mination tonight in the Coliseum. ball player,” Blackbume said. A. Scarchuck, . 5 1 1,0 2 0 A. P. Sports Writer. Both boys are seeking Bat Batta- Side; May Form League If ss, c f ...... lino’s featherweight title, and are BY HUGH S. EXFULERTON, JB. i J. Wachikowski, New York, April 21.—(AP)— j down for not more than 10 rounds The Washington Senators have p., lb ...... 5 Eastern college, oarsmen have a ! taken a place in the front rank of Enough Boys Appear. J. Mitchell, lb, p .5 fortnight to brush up on thrfmer|at the division weight-126 pounds. the major league teams which have WILL BROADCAST J. Arcking, If. .. .4 points of rowing before the next big i started the year.hy upsetttag some J' Scarchuck, 2b. 4 regatta of the season, the Black- j experts to believe, that the Lions of the baseball “dope*-’-and one good The initial practice session for H. Olander, 3b .. .4 well Cup races at Derby, Conn., May i will have their hands full trying to reason for their good showing thus the candidates for the Legion base THE PENN RELAYS W. Brannick, cf.ss 3 3. I dispose of Yale and Penn in the two * M far is Lloyd Brown, big lefthanded ball team is scheduled for Tuesday J. Yawoeski, 3b .1 If the Navy-Columbia-Mass. Tech. 1 mile varsity event of the Bla^weU pitcher. afternoon at 5:30 p. m. at the West regatta at Annapolis on Saturday is Cup regatta. Ed Leader, one of the Side playgrotmds. All boys desir Brown is the only major league Total ...... 41 13 9 18 7 2 to be taken as a basis for predic- I most successful coaches in the coun- ous of trying out are urged to be hurler to pitch two full games up to Columbia System to Carry Better Boy’s Club tions then the 1930 season seems I try has expressed di^tisfacU on the present and win both of them. on the field promptly at the sched AB. R. H. PO. A. E. uled hour, irepoxting to Coach John certain to eo down in the books as ydth his Yale eight but.it be ex- He held the Boston Red Sox to three In the garage for a complete overhauling is Knute Roclme, Notre Simons, ss ...... 3 0 1 0 0 1 one of the most spectacular in the pected that the Eli’s will pack lots l ! Jenney their names, age and po hits last Tuesday and yesterday Ted Busing's Description Katwaveck, c ....4 0 0 4 0 1 history of intercollegiate rowing ini of power when Derby Day rods sition which they wish to play. Dame football coach who has been an invalid since last fall. The P^oto scored his second triumph by d o l shows the gridiron wizard at the Mayo Clinic in R,ochester, Minn., w e Koick, lb ...... 2 0 0 7 1 0 this country, around.aroimd. Penn, will be the dark ing the New Tork Yanks € to 3. The Until it is known how many can Genovess, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 2 horse” of that regatta. All three col triumph put the Senators in a tie didates will appear plans as to Over WABC. he is taking treatment. Columbia’s varsity eight, which L. Chappel, 3b .. ,2 0 0 0 0 3 climaxed an ' unbeaten season in leges have entered crews in each of for second place in the American whether or not their will be a pre Silkowski, lb ... 2 0 0 3 0 0 the four races, for varsity,-junior league instead of in the second d i - liminary------—league ^ can not be made. 1929 with a great -victory at Pough When the athletic representatives A CHALLENGE Davis, c ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 keepsie in the Intercollegiate Rowt varsity, freshmen and 150 pound vision. ? where lYie “dope” says theylcoach Jenney wants every boy who Luetgunes, 2b .. 3 0 1 0 2 0 crews. ! wishes to play report tomorrow eve- of more than twenty-five American Dear Sir: ing Association championship, had belong. colleges gather at Philadelphia for A. Rubacka, rf ... 2 1 1 2 0 1 Next Saturday three minor races The Yanks, losing their fourth he assures that all will be NATIONAL I would like to have a challenge to call upon all of its reserve supply the Pennsylvania relay carnival to in the Herald, for baseball games Merz, r f ...... 3 0 0 0 0 1 of strength, courage and stamina are on the program. Harvard’s straight, sent Sam Byrd in to re-. given proper consideration, Gudjuious, cf . . . • 2 1 1 0 0 1 lightweights will meet M. L 'T. at nlace Allen Cooke in the outfield ; ^ second practice will take place ,ie held at Franklin Field Friday and with any team, ranging from 18 to to beat out Navy by a quarter of a Saturday, radio listeners throughout New Y:>rk:— length in the featurp event on the Boston; the Columbia freshman with the announcement from Man- j Thursday evening at the same time GIANTS 2, PHIDIilES 1 21 years of age. T o t a l...... 28 2 4 16 6 10 the country will be afforded an op New Y ork Respctfully yours, Severn, M. I. T., heaviest boatload eight row Kent School at Kpnt, ager Shawkey that he would remain j place. Until the team is finally Conn., and the Columbia four oaired there against lefthanded pitching. | selected practice sessions will be portunity of following the progress AB. R. H. PO. A. 12. Harry Miller , 123 456 789 at Annapolis was a distant third, Marshall. 2b ...... 4 0 0 1 4 0 In n in gs...... freshman combination meets Pom- The change brought improvement, i held every Tuesday and Thursday of the games. 6 Windermere Ave., Better Boys Club .001 100 000 some four lengths back of Navy. Deach. If ...... 3 1 0 0 0 • Rockville, Conn. fret at Pomfret Harry Seibold of the Braves won j 5^30 p. m. Arrangement for broadcas^ng Lindstrom, 3b ...... 4 0 ^ j) - 0 Thundering Herd .811 201 000 I Columbia’s close shave has led the his game from the Robins 7 to 2 as , — ------was complCited early last week' by T erry lb ...... 3 0 ,2 12 j 0 Manager, Qerks A. C. two Brooklyn errors and a home run ; ______the Columbia Broadcasting system. O u rf ...... 2 1 1.-1 0 0 On Friday, the opening day of the Jackson, ss ...... 3 ® | | ? 2 with loaded bases provided six ^ s 1 Koettger, cf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 in the seventh inning. Young Wil carnival, broadcasts will begin at 3 O’Farrell, c ...... o 0 1 7 0 0 lis Hudlin of ClevelMd and Old AMERICAN p. m. for all stations of the C. B. S. Hubbell, p ...... 3 0 1 2 0 ^ network, although Station WABC George Uhle of Detroit both went 29 2 9 27 11 0 nine innings in a fine duel and Cleve- will not take the word descriptions Philadelphia land nosed out a 2 to 0 victory A 1 At Detroit:— until 3:30 p. m. Broadcasting will AB. R. H. PO. A. E. INDIANS S, TIGERS 0 pinch double with the bases full by,; continue until 5:45 o’clock. On Sat- Thompson, 2b ...... 4 0 1 2 1 0 Cleveland O’Duul, If ...... 3 0 0 3 Q 0 Burnett gave him yesterday’s game. 1 R. H. PO. A. E. urdav broadcasting will begin at 2 Klein, rf ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 In the third American le a ^ e . Porter, rf ...... 3 U 0 0 0 2:30 and will continue for two hour.s. Spit is a horrid word, 0 -1 0 Hurst, lb ...... » ^ ® „ J. Sewell, ob-..;.. .^.5 0 , 0 , Edward B. (Ted) Husing, sports Southern, cf ...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 game the Athletics scored t^eir. Jam ieson, c | ,3 0 0 A 0 0 third successive victory of the year l'-' 0 0 annoimcer, will give radio listeners a Thevenow, ss ...... 4 1 2 I u Fonseca, lb 0 Davis, c ...... 3 0 0 4 0 by bunching five hits off Dan Mac- 1 2 2 0 0 word picture of the games as they Falk, if ...... ^ 2 Alexander, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hodapp. 2b ...... ^ 1 1 5 0 transpire. A special feature -m Sat Fayden in one inning and downmg 1 5 1 Sherlock, x ...... 1 0 0 0 » 0 iVK but it is worse on the 1.. Sewell, c ...... i 0 0 urday will be a world’s champ'or- the Boston Red Sox 5 to 3. j 0 3 1 0 Collins, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Goldman, ss ...... 2 0 ship invitatioh race over a mile MVCurdy, xx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 The New York and Philadelphia 1 Gardner, ss ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 course, in which Dr. Martin, of National League clubs which have Hudlin. p ...... j 0 30 1 4 24 7 0 Burnett, x ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Switzerland, Phil Edwards and Ray started out as if to revive the title _ — — — 001 010 OOx— 2 end of yoiir cigar of “hitless wonders” staged another ^ 2 s 27 .12 0 Congeij’ will participate. , . The 3,000-j ooo ooo loo-i close duel yesterday, the Giants win- ' D etroit meter' steeplechase, to be run b ri- Runs batted in, Jackson, OtT, ning by a 2 to 1 count. R. H. PO A. e:. day, will also be .broadcast. ^ Thompson; two base hits, Hubbell, 0 1 0 0 0 Thompson; thre base hit, Terry, Carl HubbeU held the Phillies t o , Johnson, rf .. 2 A special short-wave radio trans Stone, cf .... 0 4 0 •0 mitter weighing less than ■ thirt.v I home run, Ott; stolen base, Lind- four hits, two of them by Tommy Gehringer, 2b 0 1 3 4 0 Thevenow while the Giants reached .Alexander, 1 b 0 1 9 0 0 pounds has been designed for Husing i piay"’ karshalf Terry ^ to’ Jackson DON’T SPIT / 0 1 4 0 0 to carry about the field in making j Terry; left on bases. New York 8.' “ Old Pete” Alexander for the great- | Rice, If ...... 2 38S8 38& . McManus, 3b . u 1' 0 0 reports on the various events. Tlie Philadelphia 8; base on balls, off SPITTING SPREADS DISEASE er part of ten. but still it took a ; 2 IT Rogpll. ss. . • • 0 0 5 0 cpt h as a nower of five watts. An' Hubbell 4. Alexander 4; struck out, SCIENCE CONDEMNS home run by Mel Ott to win the Hayworth, c 0 0 0 0 DECENCY FORBIDS IT Uhle, p ...... 0 0 0 1 0 antenna st?ung. between two poles [^ft3^.“ ^‘^l\^exan^der7"fn''6"innmgroff u 0 0 u u will be carried by two attendants. A. o 2; hit by pitcher, by ^Tlie Law Hakes It ftinislMblg A Similar battle between the Chi- , Fothergill, z ■'m snecial short-wave receiver in the Hubbell (Friberg and Hurst); losing cago Cubs and Cincinnati R eds' 0 7. 27 10 0 _2 stadium will intercept the transmis-' Ditcher. Alexander; umpires.. Mc- marked the remaining National Cleveland .... ooo 000 200- and Reardon: time of League struggle. The — Cubs won 4 F.uns batted in. Burnett : tw o sion from the portable set and for-j 2:oo. to 3 after Cincinnati had scored base hits. Johnson., Burnett, R ice; ward it by wire to the C. B. C. 1°. . X—Sherlock batted for Alexander ' BOARD df double, plays. Gehringer to RogeJl to in 7th. . three runs in one inning off Fred Events to be broadcast Friday, in , Alexander; Rogell to Gehringer to -are: International quarter nule, c o l-] . x.x—McCurdy batted for Collins Blake.. ., ! Alexander;left'.®o bases, Cleveland 9th. 7 Detroit 9; base on balls, off lege quarter mile, district college ^ 1 lin 3. Uhle 3; struck out. by Hud in medley, quarter, half and three-: 5. Uhle 2; hit by pitcher, by Hudlin .Vt B r o o k ly n :— 1 (Alexander): passed ball, Hayworlli; quarters mile national, miiidle At-, BRAVES 7. ROBINS 2 i lantic mile, interscholastic medley,; Boston [ umpires, Ndlliti, Giesel and Dineei), AB. R. H. PO. A. E. time,T2:01., . „ , 1 3,000-meter steeplechase. 1) 1 0 0 0 ! Sports Forum X—Burnett, batted for Goldman in 'Welch, cf 0 Maranvllle, SS ...... 5 1 1 5 0 0 . 0 r I.K I I WKU O.MKI) i 7th. ■ ■ ' . Hichbotirg, rf ...... ;4 2 1 0 . z-lFothergill batted for Hayworth 0 0 0 1 1 R. Moore. 3b •» Sign Name ami Address j in 9th; E. Clarke. cf 0 0 1 0 0. I ------Berger, If ...... 5 1 0 3 0 0 I .\t IVanUington;— How They Stand Neun. lb ...... 4 0 0 8 0 1) i j N.VTTON-\L.S «. YA.NKS a Maguire. 2 b . _____ ; . 4 0 0- 2. 4 0 Spohrer, c .If-'- • •■> ■1 2 3 1 0 OLDTEML B-VSEB-ALL. ^ AB. K. H. PO. A. E. 1 0 0 0 0 2 u 0 ITSSTERDAY'S .RESWiTS Seibold. p - Uoepp. cf . .4 1 1 Rhiel. ,x • • ...... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 To the Sports Editor: : SVest, c f . . .0 R obertson, 3U ...... 1 0' 0 0 0 ; Rice, rf .. . .4 1 1 1 0 0 __ . —— — -— --- I read with much interest your re-- ' Goslin, If 1 1 0 ; ; 37 7 8 27 10 1 cent story on the origin .of baseba.i i Mver, 2b • . 0 1 1 4 .d B rooklyn 2 QevBlithd Detroit' 0." ! Cronin, ss a,a.a.y a a a 1 0 1 4 AB. R. H. PO. A- E. and its growth and agree .wit^ yya 0 j Judge, lb a • ^ <) 0 16 ^ s^ h in gtra 6',-NeW;-Tfork 3. Frederick, cf . that it is supposed to have bad i.s lA'uege. 3b 0 1 y) 4^ LkJuis-CMiMgro^ • Gilbert, 3b . . 0 4 'V' starting in England from the game I'Ruel. c . ’.'.3 1 • r- National League Herman, rf . . called-rounders, but as a game of : Brown, p . . • >■ ...i* . . 3 1 0 i) Hendrick, If . ,. 1 2 . .1 0 0 0 0 0 NffwV;;^)brk 2, Philadelphia 1. baseball, it is American from ever/ ‘ Barnes, z Bissonette. lb but .i- Boston 7, Brooklyn 2. Wright, ss .,. angle.. ■4\ V S' 31 6 8 27 17 ' 0 . Chicago 4, Cincinnati 3. Flowers, 2 b .. 1 am not going back too far, ■ N ew York Picinich, c . .. *.• ' AB. R H. PO. A. e ; Pittsburgh-St. Louis (rain). .0.. 12 right after the Civil Ca. Eastern League W. Clark. P -‘i Conhecticur.ici^^-, E. Moore; z . Philip Hudson, whO;’ "L Springfield -4, 'Hartford 2. .Morrison, p Company B, Tenth Allentown 7, Providence 5. Thurston, zz' . formed a baseball team known asjf-uth. rf ....; Albany lO, Pittsfield 2. 2 9 27 9 2 th i Hockanum here'in Manchester j Ueiu-.g. H> , 34 Bridgeport 9, New Haven 0. Boston ...... 000. 001 COO—7 and among the playjers on:that team j gyj.^ ^ ---- D ickey, c .3 . -0.--.Q. J B rooklyn ...... 0*^® 1®® ®®^ “ bewas outdone, the late JamesJam es W Follows. i CheMy Not form to | chapman.Zachary, p 3i> .0 4 :l"l THE s t a n d i n g s Runs batted in, Berger Si' Rhiel 1. ed a team at the SiShth h3id called Rhodes, p . ,,0.0. ■0[. ' 0 b Bissonette. Frederiek; ttvo base bit. the Old Glories. These priced to be Sherid, p c.4>v4l -01 .Airi0ri<»n Lfiague Bpohrer, Frederick.' Herman. Pici 0; .'O: b. nich; three base hit, Spohrer; home the best teams in this- -feectiom : A HargravL x ,4;*. ? t ' ® PC. ...the war against Spitting is-a Uary, xx .. O' b ; 0 . 'b run, Berger; stolen bases, Berger. game was arranged for the title Philadelphia ...... 3 I 1.000 Richbourg, Bissonette; sacrifice, Bis ;S3.' 3. .‘rr8'4' !i.3 .600 sonette: double play. Robertson to and the prize was a gold ball. Tht.s Dietrqat • v.- •; • L • • • 3 ? Maguire to Neun; left on base, Bos went to the team managed, by New York ...... ,; 1. D.tOt-OOY'btO-i^',, Washington '.. L ... 3 i .600 Washington ..... bill -0.00 ?3x-^6- ton 7, Brooklyn 9; base on balls, off crusade of decency. . . |O in it. James. VV. Cheney and was long Runs batted in',' Chapman; Crontn, Boston ’ i... • • • • • ^ ^ .500 i Seibold 3, W. Clark 3, Morrl^son 1; Bazzerl 2. Goslj.n 2, Blu^re.-Rice 2;- Chicago 1 ; .500 struck out, by Clark 5, Seibold 1; '^ ^ ^ S slS ll'^ L S ted boys of Man-j Two''base' hits, ■Loepp,.' ^^slin, ,Laa- .333 hits, off Clark 7 in 7. off Morrison 1 Baseball attractea o^ya zeri; three base hit, .Gosljn; .saorlfic^, at. .Louis ^ ' in 2; passed balls, Picinich 2; losing Chester even m those days ana inei cronin, Koenij New York .. ;.0 , ' .000 pitcher, Clark; umpires. Donohue, Smoke CERTIFIED CREMO! first professional baseball player j bases, New Vork • ' National League Klgler and Magerkurth; time 2:18. bases on balls, .—...... PC. X__Rhiel batted for ’Welsh in 7th. from these parts was a man born ->n ' r - ' / ■ .. ■ I z—E. Moore battefd for W. Clark in Brown 2. off Rhodes'.1 :.-struck. QUt, bjr. New York i'...,.... 3 I 1.000 and tip the cigars without the possibility o f spit! April 1, 1854 on Oakland street, Brown 4. bX-;Zachary: 1;. hits.' toff Hating "spit” as you do, wouldn’t you be horri Zachary 6 ih. 7“lj3. oft Rhddes^i'-lnb Pittsburgh ,.... •: 4 .800 ‘^zz—Thurston batted for Morrison John P. Connor. He played with ,667 many of the teams then playing (2 batters)..Joi•Rosl^ri ...... 2 in 9th. fied if you suddenly discovered- that the cigar Try a Certified C r e m o — see how wonderfully good n in gs; wild',- ■-piten,..-.-Rhodes; losin g <^icago.' /..... r ... ■ 3 .500 profeskou3.1 baseball. The teams m pitcher, Eacltary; 'utaolres.! McCowan. .400 At Cincinnati:— you smoked was roUed by filthy fingers—and it is! Made o f the choicest, tenderest leaves tl^ Van Graflan-.andv.poBhpl}x.s,;time, 2:01. St. lioui^ V...... 2 those days took different names. He .333 eV R S 4, .REDS was a-member of the Haymakers of X—Hit for-Dick'ley.’in. ^th. -Philadelphia ...... 1 Chicago tipped with spit? And just think . . . more than the crop affords, we claim Certified Cremo’s quality XX— H it fo r Sfi^Tid in, 9th. (Cincinnati ...... 2 .333 AB. R. H. PO. Troy and left that team to play in z— Batted fo r Doepp in 8th. .000 English, ss ___ .... 5 0 1 3 half of all cigars made in this country are is tastier th a n that o f any other cigar* Don’t let Brooklyn ...... 0 2 6 1 dependent baseball in Northampton, Eastern League Blair, 3b .. . . , ...... 0 Mass., the Haymakers, in the great A t Bo.
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 21,1980. iS S # justilicatioii for taktag ^ w a tw of an Interstote stream for uM in CHEMET a watMtood LOST FOR 8 YEARS Interest In abundantly aupplied by nature. GET-TOGETHOrS GUESTS'. NEW ENGLAND COACH PICKED \ V - . V Totaorririr th* i SKELETON IS FOUND Increases c d s im M g n e r e t meetiag o t the Get Together Ctoh COACH OF MARINE BASEBALL at d b'etbok to Cheney hall, Cheney I AnHi 21— VAP) — «sIgBS Of wikJhess, but Boies stifled Brotbws will play host to former Roberf Miner Cualnnan, clerical of toe company who have* With Pennsylvania holding the lead, &e threat, and Incidentally picked To Submit It to Special Mas employe- -of ' Wd bemi.pensioned after 25 or more j Mystery Surrounding Disap- !n t h / I S S t o t e r S S t e Base-’ np cre ^ tfcr toe victory as. Stevens Miss Ruth Mildred M l g n ^ Former Dartmouth Star Who COLLEGE on ,.ic- d^f.a:l«.re ^pleU^ the re- years of service, a group which ter on Wednesday; Con of the fourth grade at the Nathan iuimbera 113 men and women. A tory ^ n o defeate, league interest quirite fonr,^taga.^^y^^; . Hale school, wjere married Satjirday I pearance of Conn. Man Is The defeat by . Cornell, reduces majority of these are «q»ected to 1Ii ( a« Later Coached at Ver SPORTS for*"the confing week centers in th& afternoon by Rev. Charles T r i^ y to< attend ae, no effort is bring spaced Saturday clash at New !^ven, Columbia’s iieimant hope cob^i^r- necticnfs Arguments. the Fifth Avenue R re sb y to ^ ably, and makes it necessary £<^ the to miake ttclr presence posribie. Finafly Cleared Up. where the Red and Blue wiU at church in New ^ York O ty. A roast chicken dinner, by psaxm,; mont and Fordham Well tempt to strengthen its light blue and white to win 'ftom news of the wedding, . came; ^ BASEBAIX. Dartmouth here next Sattrday i. to- will be served by members of toe College. with a victory over Yale. The EMs Hartford, April 21.— (AP.)/—Dep as a j su rp i^’ to , the : firm, followed by after dinner meet the ^weU-balanced remain in the Immediate ' rumnlng.' cup&nts (rfl Teacher's HalU 1180 Known in New England. Cornell, 6; Columbia, 2. New York, April 21— (AP) — to the Green will, be niak-' uty Attorney-General Ernest L. si>eech«8 and an entertainment, of i Fordham, 7; Boston College, 2. vania team with a hard-hitting street, where they had been The mysterious disappearance eight s ^ d ' ^ h hM been sailing rutt- tag a determined effort to .toeak Averill and Attorney Benedict M. Hiring- Only the parents of both roosic, monologues, xnagic and mov Yale, 14; Vermont, 1. and one-half years ago of H e ^ L. leJSv S u g h non-league opposition into the gumes won colunm ^ o w - ies. Fred J. BendaU is chairman of . Few coaches are more widely City CoUege, 14; Mass. Aggies, 8. Holden, special counsel, have finish Mr. and Mrs. Cushman knew, that Norton, a native of Salisbury, Conn., lessiyfollowing uiroug an-even break in ov,am.ebam ! ing.its initial reverse at New BAven it was to take place. Residents at the program committee. If it is ^ HaskeU, 9; Nebraska, 4. ed their brief to be submitted to known In New England than John pionship games against Columbia j ^ t week Defeating Tosreau?s hotySi Special Master Charles W, Bunn toe Hall had not expected the mar possible toe pensioners will be seat Dickinson, 5; Temple, 1. ed at one table. It is expected th.it T. Keady, pilot of the All-Marine j will not be the easiest task asked of at St. Paul, Minn,, on Wednesday, riage so soon. Union, 13; Northeastern, 2. i Coluinbia in tte run of the league husbands and wives of the gursts .4 nine. About May 18, the team wUl' Pennsylvania is leading today be j in tte case of tte State of Connec Mr. Cushman is toe son of Bverett Army, 6; Haverford, 2. in a thicket two miles from Ross cause of ’ Columbia’s defeat m campaign. .. ; ticut agatast tte Commonwealth, of M. and Adelaide Miner Cushman of will also attend and toe gathering/': Holy Cross, 9; Brown, 0. :(p: leave its base at Quantico, Va., for Sanitarium in Brentwood, N. Y. Ithaca last Saturday by a score . Following Pennsylvania in the Massachusetts ta which Connecticut New Bedford and was bom to New will number upwards of 300. Boston, making that city its head Lafayette ’33, 10; Wyoming Sem., Identification was made by two 6 to 2. Andy Coakley tried Bill standing, Columbia, Cornell and seeks to prevent tte 'metropolitan, Bedford, Mass., and a graduate of 5. sons through a watch, a scarf pm, a Wilkens, hero of a Columbia victo^ Yale are tied for second place, each district of Boston froni diverttaig tte Philadelphia Textile School. quarters while playing games wi.n Susquehanna, 7; P. M. C., 2. colleges in Vermont, New Hamp pair of eyeglasses and otter per over Harvard a week ago, ori the Witt one victory, and, one / defeat. tte Swift and Ware rivers from tte Mrs. Cushman is the daugter o t PUBLIC RECORDS Dartmouth, 8; Wesleyan, 7. sonal effects found about the Next comes Dartmouth, halted ta its ■,aC' ■. shire, Rhode Island and Connecti firing line agatast Cornell, and tte watershed of the Connecticut river. Louis C. and Eva L. Mignerey of 1*1 Indiana, 7; Chicago, 1. thicket. experiment was a great success for one league-game, with Princeton ta The Connecticut brief consists of Danbury and the grand-daughter of cut as well as Massachusetts. last place, yet untested by a league WABBANTEE DEEDS. Colby, 4; Maine, 2. Disappeared in 1921 the big red team. tlurty-oue pages and stresses forty- State Senator Louis C. Mignerey.: Dartmouth, Vermont and Bates Miss. A. and M., 6; Tulane. 5. Mr. Norton disappeared Nov. 8, foe. - ' j Edward J .Holl to-WUliam and n remember Keady as a baseball ^ d Eckley’s hoys got to Wilkens for three points on claims set forth at She was bom ta Bethel, and is a Edna A. H. Wuerdlg, lot 42 ta the Bowdoin, G; Bates, 2. 1921 two months before his 84th two unearned runs on two passes, a Outside tte league circle, George tte opening of tte case before tte graduate of Danbury Normal school. football coach, and he was winning V. P. I., 7; Virginia, 2. birthday. Although he had been in town, continues to do well, a threat Bluefieids tract. South Manchester. fame as a pitcher in the New Eng- Quantico Marines, 2 wild throw by Balquist and a single special master at Boston, Mass., Morris L. wimftw to Robert D. -i N. Y. U., 3; good health he had gone to the sani- hv Blinn cushman in tte first inning, agatast tte perennial . champion i. February 18. Yale ’33, 11; U. S. Naval Training,’ |1 farium^for__n rpst. a rest. For months For months after py j5iinn c ^ oftor Holy Cross. The hilltoppers have Wilson, lots 47, 48 and 4 8 -in tte Cushman’s hit being inserted after to addition to tte brief, Connec FOUR HURT IN W M CK Middle Heights tract on Cole street. I his disappearance a search was car the side should have been retired. only one game against tte crusaders ticut is filing fifty-six pages of Conn. Aggies, 11; Pratt, i. ried on* vigorously • in New York, The young Columbian completed his this year, due to the fact that Holy comments on exhibits filed ta tte LEASE* r ' Navy, 10; Lehigh, 8. New Jersey and Connecticut,, where Cross is making no real southern Pasquale Vendrillo to Joseph \Mg- j own downfall in tte second when case, ta which the exhibits are ex- New Haven, April 21.— (.AP) — Wimarns, 7; R.’ P. I-, 5. Ma 'onic grand lodges conducted two singles and three passes were so trip. jacKJack tsarryBarry’s s cnargracharges ®peneuiopened nnd extracts quoted from • Two suitomobiles were in collision on none, store at 23 Oak street. Mercer, 13; Birmingham South statewide investigations in Long their campaign only yesterday when offered______with___ relation to the Milford, turnpike, close by the MECHANIC’S LIEN. grouped that three honest runs re- The Manchester Plumbing and ern, 12. Island alone 18,000 handbUls giving tulted and Fred Landau rushed to Brown was defeated by 9 to 0 as half way house ta Orange shout 4:30 them. Supply Co. as^tinst Charles W. King School. a thorough description of tte miss the box ta a rescue role. Sims allowed three hits. Fordham Points ta Brief (hi-a morning and later severid o( Hill, 2, Swarttwore Prep., 0. ing man were distributed Landau held tte Ithacans to four defeated Boston College by 7 to 2 The brief holds that the material those hurt were admitted to New ta tte sum of 361.71 on real estate Salisbury, 18; South Kent, 12. No trace of him was found, how- : “ , one unearned run to gain a temporary jump on tte allegations of tte bill of complaint Haven hospital here. on Comstock Road. Hoosac, 14; Berlin, 4. er,until a real estate development of the game, but field in tte Catholic college league. have either been admitted by tte One car belonged to Harry Burn- W. R. P^mer agatast Charles W. Jamaica, 7; Princeton Prep., 3. worker discovered a | highly regarded Columbia at- Syracuse seems to have a team Massachusetts answer or have been ini, 23, of 56 Asconi street, Roxbury. King in the suta of $250 on real es- * Roosevelt, 7; Stanford, 1. I Sek w S una.^e to get going agal^t which will be hard to beat ta tte proved by an abundance of testi Mass., who -received a fractured tate on Comstock Road. ' Andover, 6; Tufts ’33, 5. police who had Mr. Noroton’s name MiiP%"steven^s or ciirlttn Boies. Co- Syracuse-Colgate-Penn State cham- mony which ta many very import nose. He is on tte danger list. Peekskill M. A., 2; Madison, 1. on their list of missing persons. nicked up a 'run in the , pionship series. Capt. Ben Balsley ant aspects were \mcontradicted. It Those with him were: Jack Hoffen* WALES LEAVES EGYPT New York M. A., 7; Hamilton, 7 The police notified his sons, Her oprae? L d drove^Stevens from the , held Columbia to five hits on Friday not only stresses tte points Connec- berg, 21, of Ftailon street, Dorches Port Said, Egypt, April 21.— (10 innings.) bert L. Norton, of Lynbrook, N. S d ’ ta the third when he showed | to wm by 2 to 0. I ticut claims to have proved but by ter, sevwe lacerations and Max (AP)—"rhe Prince of Wales sailed Lacrosse. Y., and Ralph Norton, of Kew Gar reference to tte testimony of wit Goldber, Roxbury, fracture of tte for Marseilles at midnight aboard Navy, 23; Georgia Tech. 1. dens. Yesterday the sons identified Waters, Wingdale, N. Y., injured nesses for both sides ta tte contro right low leg. tte steamer Rawal Pindi, The royal Stevens, 17; M. I. T., 1. tte skeleton as that of their fatter. versy and exhibits offered before to tte otter car tte hurt wete himter is returning to England Johns Hopkins, 4; Swarthmore, 2. when auto hits tree. They said no marks of violence were Boston—Jimmie Picardi, 21, Bos tte master, tends to prove the con Mr. and Mrs. Israel Gaboury, of 151 after nearly a four months absence Cornell, 6; Syracuse, 4. found and that their fatter evident Overnight ton contender for the bantamweight tentions. Beechwood avenue, Bridgeport; the in Africa. . Army, 7; Lafayette, 0. ly had died of exposure. It was re boxing championship and former Connecticut conclusions in tte wife being on ttC danger list with Yale, 12; New York L. C., 2. called that there was a storm on New England and National junior brief are that the taking of water concussion of the brain and lacera Yale ’33, 7; Spring ’33, 4. the night Mr. Norton disappeared. A. P. News is an invasion of rights that can tions. Otters in this car did not re Crescent A. C., 5; Rutgers, 4. 112-pound amateur champion dies Way To Get At a Cold Prominent Mason hAre following operation for appen not be denied; that it will cause quire treatment. Rugby. Mr. Norton came to New York damage to various interests in the Yale, 8; Montreal English, 8. after receiving his education at Sal dicitis. New York—President-Elect Olaya ■White River Junction, Vt.—Leroy state of Connecticut is proved by a Is Through the Bowels Track. isbury, Con. He served in tte Civil clear preponderance of evidence, North Carolina, 70^^; Penn State, -War with tte 13th Brooklyn In of Columbia receives salute of 21 W. Truelove of Charleston, S. C., is ABOUT TOWN guns and is met by National and arrested for passing a worthless that it is a taking of navigable wa 55%. fantry. At the time of his disap ters, a fact which must be accepted Swarthmore, 89 2-5; Dickinson, pearance he was senior past master city reception committee. check for $4, one of a number he The Emblem club will give a pub As soon as you catch cold, tte John T. Keady. passed to finance a book, publishers by tte court, established by the 36 3-5. of the Essex Lodge of Masons, London—Robinson in radio speech lic card party at tte Elks home In pores close; perspiration, is checked. had not accepted. action of Massachusetts and of tte Gases and waste.-can’t escape land league more than a score of Navy, 86; Virginia, 40. Elizabeth, N. J. He retired as praises parley's achievements. War Department as well as by tte Rockville Wednesday afternoon at Hill School, 46; Swarthmore treasurer of the Jamaica Water Fairfield, Vt.—Mrs. Mary M. 2:30. Three prizes will be awartPed through the skin. That’s why your years ago. . u- Tokyo—Wakasutki, Japanese Brenna, G9, and her son, Thomas, evidence; that the taking is but Prep., 8. , Supply Company ta 1915. tte winners ta bridge and three in doctor’s ' first advice m of The leatherneck leader started ms delegate at London, authorized to 33, burned to death ta a fire which tte first step in the execution of a colds is a mild laxative like cas- career ta athletics when he played Ohio State, 95; Pitt., 40. Funeral services will be held Wed plan which has its ultimate object straight whist. Mrs. Frank Balk- Georgia Tech., 72; Clemson, 54. cemetery, j sign naval treaty. destroyed their farmhouse. cara. Medical authorities a^ee it ; baseball and football at Dartmouth nesday ta Evergreen cemetery tte taking of other rivers tributary ner, Mrs. Ella Balch, and Mrs. Stanford 831-15; California, Elizabeth, N. J-, where his wife Is Shanghai—Missionary’s letter Attleboro, Mass.—Rev. David P. Thomas Brennan are Manchester actually str>hens. bowel muscles. back in 1902-05. Since that time he Sheedy, pastor of St. John’s Roman to tte Connecticut; that the taking 4714-15. buried. Besides' the sons he leaves \ beseiged city of Hanchow says members of the committee. ' You get cascara in its most pleas has been actively identified with Catholic church since 1910, dead. is unnecessary; that it must be ant form in candy Cascarets. Fieldston, 67; Riverdale, 26. a daughter, Mrs. Nathaniel R. Bron anarchial situation prevaUs in dis stopped sometime;' that tte inex college and other sports, spendmg Cooper Union, 38; Savage, 34. son, of Waterbury, Conn. trict under bandit regime. Sudbury, Mass.—Henry Ford’s • •vi'igg Eleanor Bidwell of Chestnut Remember this when you catch four years at his alma mater as historic Wayside Inn threatened'by haustibly supply within tte eastern Golf. Bombay—In connection -with street is visiting friends at North- cold; whenever breath is bad; coach, seven years at Lehigh Uni^- a brush fire that swept 50 acres of watershed must be gathered and tongue coated;'or you’re headachy, Peddle, 6; Erasmus, 6. Gandhi’s activities, several minor made available for consumption by field Seminary, where she was a versity, an3 four years at Vermont. Tennis, his estate. bilious, constipated. ENGUSH SOCCER leaders arrested in suburbs. tte metropolitan district or a great student for one year. While at Vermont he coached Penn, 8; Colgate, 1. Belmont, Mass.—George A. Car Why resort to harsher things basketball as well as football team.s. Leipsig—Three killed, 10 injured michael, 60, secretary of tte Public er supply must be taken from the when Cascarets’activate th® Swarthmore, 6; Army, 2. interstate stream. It is asserted The official board of the Soutt In 1922 he was baseball mentor at N., Y. U., 9; Holy Cross, 0. London, April 21.— (AP)—Re in clash of police and Communists. Utilities Commission of Rhode Methodist church will meet this so quickly, so harmle^y and pleas sults of league football matches Island, dies here at home of his that Miissachusetts has not given, antly—and cost only a dime?—^Adv. Fordham, and ta 1925 he came to Mexico City—Cassidy, after escap neither can it give, any satisfactory evening for important business. the Marines. played in the British Isles today, ing kidnapers who threatened nis brother. Keady’s success with the Mannes follow: life, arrives on way to Peabody, Hartford Game English League First Division has been phenomenal. Under his Mass., home. g^uidance the sea soldiers have nevCi Aston Villa 0, Portsmouth 1. Derby County 4, Sheffield Wed Fountainbleau, had a losing season ta either foot At Hartforil:— „ Sorel, noted actress, suffers fractur ball or basebaU. In tte five-year POVIE.S 4. SEV.VTORS - nesday 1. Springfield . _ ed shoulder ta auto accident*' - period their football team won 37,^ ... a B. R. H. Pe>. A . E. Leicester City-6, Arsenal 6. lost 10, and"" tied“"S-gamesf their Sewell, 3b ...... 4 1 1 2 3 0 Manchester City 4, Leeds United New York—Mr. and Mrs. Lind baseball team won 109 games out of Gleason, 2b ...... 3 J ® „ bergh fly from Glendale, Calif., with Dougherty, rf ...... 2 1 2 0 0 0 Middlesbrough 2, Blackburn one stop, beating non-stop record. 133. Brooks, cf ...... 2 0 0 6 /O 0 ‘•ALWAYS THE BEST” Rovers 4. Chicago—Gangsters’ bullets kill i With the New England pilot at Johnson, If ...... 4 0 i ? 2 q r tte helm the Leathernecks have four Bejin.. lb ...... 3 2 .3 | 0 0 Sunderland 4, Bolton Wanderers three underworld characters. times won tte President s Cup fo. Dowtin. ss ...... 4 0 - 1 o 1 Washington—^Lamont says public Koelbecker. c ...... 4 « J ’ J “ English League Second Division supremacy in service football, and Schmidt. P ...... construction contracts Barnsley 1; Millwall 2. ing first three months of 1930 to they also won ■ tte baseball cham ^ 4 11 27 10 2 Bradford City 2, Hull City 1. MEN’S pionship from tte Navy in 1926, the talled $3 0 3,000,000. , Hartford Bristol City 2, Chelsea 1. New York—Special commission MEN’S only occasion a championship base AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Nottingham Forest 1, Bury 2. Corrella. 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 7 0 reports to Governor RooseveJt ball game was played between the Oldham Athletic 1, Blackpool 2. H. Watson, cf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 that more than 200 of largest cor SHIRTS services. Roser rf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Reading 2, Cardiff City 0. * 0/1 * While on their northern trip the Hohin’an, If ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 Southampton 2, Bradford 2. porations in country plan steady SHIRTS All-Maxines will visit Vermont, Nor Greenberg, lb ...... 4 0 ^ lo. .. 0 Swansea Town 2, Charlton Athle work throughout year. IRONED BY HAND wich, Dartmouth, Holy Cross, Pro Paynter. 2b ...... ;* t - 4 - 0 Manilla—TyphOn destroys 14 .T. Watson, ss ...... 3 0 0 1 - 'J tic 0. IRONED BY HAND vidence, New Hampshire, Tufts and Bryant, c ...... 4 0 1 1 o 0 West Bromwich Albion 4, Tot towns on Island of Leyte, rendering Harvard, and play their final game Woodman, p ...... 2 0 0 0 4 0 tenham Hotspurs 3. thousands homeless and killing and ,v - » with the Coast Guard, June 13. Walsh, -X ...... 1 f 0 ^ ® 5! Wolverhampton Wanderers 2, injuring many persons. •'is;--' Phillips, p ...... f C Brisco, XX ...... 1 0 0 Stoke City 1. - Washington—President Green 01 Third Division Southern Section A. F. of L. says Senate canvass I C2 2 5 27 23 0 Brentford 3, Queen’s ParkTlang- shows Parker has been definitely re- fjpriugfi^ld ...... 000— 4 CROW E IS 25th Hanford ...... 010 000 100--2 ers 0. iceted. Runs batted in, Bryant, Koelbeck^ Bournemouth & Boscombe 2, Nor New York—Fatter and four chil pr, Gleason, Dowtin, Bejin; two base wich City 3. dren burned to death as they sleep, c. * IN M ARATHON bits, Paynter. Sewell; sacrifices, J. Watson, Gleason, Brooks 2^ Schmidt; Clapton Orient 3, Bristol Rovers mother and son seriously injured. Ml' . double plavs, Sclimidt to Koelbecker 0. Washington — President Hoover * b-j to Bejin. Corrella to Greenberg. J. Crystal Psdace 4, Luton Town 1. attends Easter services in Friends’ .'iji.' TRACK. Watson to Paynter to Greenberg; Exeter City 6, Northampton left on base, Hartford 7. Springfield Meeting House; Mrs. Hoover, recov ' 4; base on balls, off Woodmhn 1. Tovra 4. ering from wrenched back, remains Boston—Clarence Demar wins Phillips 1, Schmidt 2; struck out, by Fulham 3, Wallsall 2. Boston Marathon for seventh time. home. SjOU Woodman 2, Schmidt 2; hits, off Newport County 0, Plymouth Miami, Fla.—Al Capone arrives. Comes within two minutes of new Woodman 10 in 6 innings. Phillips 1 Argyle 2. When Taken From record. He is 42 years old. James In 3; hit by pitcher, by Schmidt (Cor- Washington — Democrats attack rella); wild pitches. Woodman, Southend United 0, Gillingham 0. rewritten tariff bill as conferees When Taken From P. Crowe, of Manchester, came in Schmidt; losing pitcher,,* Woodman; An Aliron Bundle Torquay United 4, Merthyr Town agree on all but five rates; charge 3,a ■ 25tt; was 18th until last few rods. umpires. McDonald and Gardclla; 0. An Aliron Bundle Crowe’s time was 3 hours, 7 ;35 1-5. time, 1:5.4. agriculture was ignored. BOXl'J X—Walsh Ijatted for Woodman In Watford 4, Swindon Town 1. Boston—Four world’s records fall Third Division Northern Section Stamford—Mrs. Edna W. Minck- PHONE in women’s national A. A. U. cham XX—Briscoe batted for Phillips in Accrington Stanley -, South ler, 33, kiUs self and two children, Arthur 7 and Eleanor 6, by turning PHONE pionship; Stella Walsh beaten at 40, 7 th. Shields 2. sets new mark in 220. Barrow 1, Cerewe Alexandra 0. on gas in bedroom 3753 ■* sc' i Halifax Town 3, Chesterfield 2. Stamford—Joseph Merto dies as 3753 CREW. BOROTRA’S DEFEAT Hartlepools United 2, Rochdale 8. result of injuries suffered when Annapolis—Columbia crew beats Lincoln City 8, Tranmere Rovers struck by taxicab driver, Michael Navy by quarter of length with M. 0. Giglio. for I. T. four lengths back. BLOW TO FRENCH Nelson 2, Wiganhoro 0. Meriden — Derailment of four Rotherham United 1, Doncaster freight cars blocks traffic on New PROMPT SERVICE Tennis. Biarritz, France, April 21.— (AP) Rovers 0. Haven road here for four hours. PROMPT SERVICE Pinehurst—John Doeg beats Greg Jean Borotra, French Davis Cup Wrexham 1, Southport 2. Sharon—^Unidentified body of man ory Mangin 6-0, 6-1, 6-3, ta North tennis veteran, was beaten in the York City 0, Port Vale 2. found ta ruins of farm house burn and South singles finals; with Lott, semi-finals of the Biarritz tourna ed two weeks. Doeg loses to Allison and Van Ryn ment today by Raoul Rodel, No. 16 Danbury—Jerry Rossi, 25, shot in. doubles, 8-6, 6-4, 6-4, in tte French ranking, by scores of in leg while running toward a field Richmond, Va.—Penelope Ander 3-6. 6-4, 8-6. WALES BEATS FRANCE to witness a fight between two men —OUR SERVICES son wins North and South women’s With Cochet absolutely out of the one of whom, Andy James, 21 singles beating Mrs. Marion Jessup French championships May 19, and 11-0 IN RUGBY MATCH negro, was held for the shooting, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. perhaps absent from Wimbledon, Middletown—^Prof. W. G. Chan THRIFT WASH SOFT DRY Beaulieu, France—^Tilden and and Lacoste out of tennis alto ter, elected dean of Wesleyan to DAM P W ASH Coen win doubles of Bealieu beating succeed Dean F. W. Nicholson. gether, .the defeat of the third Paris, April 21.— (AP)—^Wales Minimum Charge 9c per pound Lesieur and Magaloff of France 6-3, “Musketeer”, Borotra, increased Sharon—^Alex Frederick, Haw 3c per pound 6-3, 7-5; Tilden and Elizabeth Ryan defeated France eleven to nothing thorne, N. Y., killed and Patrick the thick gloom which has been in an international rugby match $1.25 for Flat Work Minimum Charge beat Coen and Helen Jacobs in settling around French tennis head Minimum Charge mixed doubles 6-1, 6-3. here today. o f $1.25 quarters the last few weeks. Had France won it would have 85c Additional Charge of 5c become international champioa for New York and tte first time. England now gets Yesterday’s Stars HELEN JACOBS LOSES tte title. The .match attracted tremendous Worcester Express A MANCHESTER CONCERN FOR MANCHESTER PEOPLE FINALS AT BEAULIEU attention on both sides of tte chan IMrect Connection for BOSTON nel. Thousands made tte trip and aU points. Walter Berger, Braves—Hit from England and Wales to witness homer with bases filled as Braves - . . One way Bound Trip the encoimter. The gates were Worcester ...... •>, $1/86 $8J50 beat Robins 7 to 2. Beaulieu, France, April 21.— (AP) —Helen Jacobs, America’s second closed well before tte start and Boston ....i..... $3.86 $6.35 Karl Hubbell, Giants—^Held Phils more than ten thousand people were to four hits and beat them 2 to 1. ranking woman tennis star, was de New York ...... $3.65 $4.35 feated in tt^.,ftaal of the Beaulieu locked but. Wales had tiuree points Return tickets good for 3() days. Mel Ott hits homer and cincheS up at half time. game for Giants over Phillies. tournament to'day by Mrs. Phyllis New DeLox ,, . Latest Type John Burnett, Indians—Drove in Satterthwaite of England. The- Parlor' Car Coaches The Gordon ^ two runs with pinch double to give scores were 2-6, 8-6, 6-4.' Leave Manchester Center for SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT Worcester 8:S5.'a.Mniand 3:10 p. m., • Cleveland 2 to 0 victory over Hgers. The victory was won more easily OF WERALD l e a g u e Sheriff Blake, Cuba—Scattered than the scores indicate. The Cali New York 13:3$ p., nb Bonded mid tosdred,. Careful Driv Reds’ six hits to win 4 to 3. fornia player has appeared unable Secretary Canade of tte Herald Goose Goslta, Senators—Hit dou to strike her real stride during -her Bowling Leagrue has called a special, ers. ble and triple, scored one nm, drove campaign on tte Riviera and her performance today was only medio- meeting tonight at Farr’s alleys at The All A m m ^ Bus Lines & in two more and Senators beat 8 o’clock. The object of this meet Civil-Aircraft Inc, Yanks 6 to 3. .,1. , . cr6. ing is for tte distribution of tte I A1 Simmons, Athletics—Helped Mrs. Satterthwaite, a steady prizes" and is urgent that all.cap- TlcketaTtckete on ’ sale , _at . The Soda ■player of wide tournament experi A ’s beat Red Sox, 5 to 3 wdtt'single Ptains of the, various ’ "teams in 4 he - Shoppe, Manchester Center, Phone and sacrifice fly driving ta two ence, took full advantage of her 59$6. Ameflcan opponent’s mistakes. league attend. runs. __ ^ • - / , ■
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LEGAL NOTICES 79 APARTMENTS—FLATS— LEGAL NOTICES 7» STAR WEDS ACAIN r e p a ir in g 23 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 t e n e m e n t s 63 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT' A COURT OF PROBATE H B y> LOST AND FOUND at Manchester, Within' and*-.for the ' Want Ad Information NOW IS THE TIME to have your at Manchester, within and jor the district o f Mancestiar. on tjie l?tH. FOUND — PACKAGE containing mattteas made over. Try our work. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenements district of Manchester on the iJtn day of April.* A .’D.,' 1930. • New York, April 5l.—(AP)— belt. Owner may have same by A-1 condition. modern, near day of April. A. H., 1930. . ' Manchester Call 'ai42. E. Benson, representa- Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Present AYILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.,, FdiUliu F^ijertcki st^ e an4 screen calling at 16 Delmont street. . tive for Gruber Furniture Com Cheney mills, $20 and $25. Inquire Judge'. — • • ■ A BETTER P'LACE premises, 5 Walnut street. Tailor Estate of Frank Cappello'late of s^r, was'pp 'a.honeynwnrto^y as Evening Herald FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERING pany. '^Estate of Mary Fogarty late of Manchester In .said district, dcceas- LOST — SUNDAY morning Elks Shop. Tel. 5030. Manchester in said di.strict, decease. Mifs. .Hugh CTlssholm Leighton, Mr, tooth charm. Finder please tele ■ Upon application of the Adminis ed. .. ' , ^ Upon application; of Charles-CaP; Lcigliton iis hw , fourth -husband. CLASSIFIED phone 8390. trator praying for an order of sale pello praying that" admimstratlon be WANTED—TO BUY 58 of real estate belonging to aaid Es They were'married yesterday at advertisements Samples and prices on request BUSINESS LOCATIONS tate and appoititincht of some disin granted bn said estate, as per appfi- LOST—THURSDAY evening tapes George Hoimes, Manager ' ’ cation on file, it-i? • ■ the home of the bridegroom in East w i l l .PAY HIGHEST cash prices terested person to make said sale as ORDERED:— Thaf . the foregoing \- I'^titif ^ix averaK* words to a lino. try bag containing pink sapphire FOR RENT 64 ■per application o'n file. ^ 62d street, by- the' ^v..* .Leon R. Initial* numbers and abbreviations ring. Finder please return to 228 iqr* r ^ s , papers, magazines and ORDERED;—That the said appli application bo heard aq6 determined • h ..'n’lint as a word and compound “ It plejfeM us to please you” at the Probate office in Manchester Land.' ■ ,; School street. Telephone 5948. MancliMl‘Br Upholstering Co. metals. Also buy all kinds of FOR RENT—OFFICES in Profes cation be heard and determined at In said'-District, on the 36th day of .^vorces ended . Miss. Frederick’s tv^o^ds as two word*. Minimum cost is Chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial sional Building, 829 Main street. the Probate office in Manchester on the 26th day of April A. D., 1930, at J April, A. D., 1930. at 9 o’clock In the marriages to Frank Andrews, an l o s t —THURSDAY $20 - bUl on forenoon, and that notice b.e glvbii to ’’ Tine ^a^es® P "r” day. for transient Fine Upholstering Work 6389 or 3886. Apply Geo. E. Keith. o’clock in forenoon, and the Court architect,’ Willard Mack, playwright Main street, or in some of the directs said Administrator' to give all persons interesteej in:said estate 244 Main St. Phone 3615 ~ ^ " JUNK ' f o r RENT— l a r g e room 20x55, of the pendency of said'application, and i)r. Charles A. Rutherford of \lAsl^"^liarRe stores. Finder please call 3507. Re public notice to all persons Interest and the . time' and. place of hearing 9 cts I will buy anything saleable and suitable for lodge or bu.siness, rear ed in said estate to appear If Ih®Y SeatUe'. <- I'onsecutlvo Da-ys 7 cts ward. see cause and be heard thereon by thereoHi by. publishing a copy .,o'f this '■M r. Leighton^s previous mamage tionsecutive Days 9 cts 11 cts pay best caish prices. Prompt atten-,. of Professional Building, 829 Main order in' some newspaper having a 13 cts publishing a copy of this order once was dissolved by a divorce in Paris! 11 cts l o s t —WOMAN’S pocketbook be tion. Wm. Ostrinsky, 91 Clinton. street. Apply Geo. B. Keith. in some newspaper having a circula circulation in said district; on Or be ^ Ar/ordeVs ‘for ‘irVesular Insertions tween The Textile Store and Cen Tel. 5879. tion in said probate district, and by fore April 21, 1930. and by postli^ a in 1928. 1. ' will be charged at the °n« every posting a.copy of this order on the copy of this order on the public Siieeial rates for long term eveiy ter, Thursday evening. Finder sign-post in said town of Manches please return to Herald office. Re COURSES AND CLASSES 27 SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 public signpost in said Manchester, dav* advertising given upon live days before the said day.,Of hear ter, at least five days before the.day STAR SEEKS DIVORCE Ads orefered for three or six day s ward. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 ing and return make to the .Court. of said hearing, tO appear-if they see BARBER TRADE tjwght lo day cause at said tlmo and place and be and stopped the Ic- f o r RENT— m y f a r m , ideal for WILLIAM S. HYDE riav will be charged only for the ac and. evening cltuseA Lew tuition f o r RENT— f u r n i s h e d room, ■Judge. heard relative thereto, and make re Los Angeles, April 21.— (A P )— raising market products, cuts about turn to this court. lual number of times the ad appear rate. 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There ans least four njlsta^#S:fo the above idcture.’ "niey may per tain to graminar.' tdstbiy. e^usUe. idrawtng enr'wbatneL iSee ‘if yoUv can find tbeml ■ Then look a t tba acmmtbleii .word below-r«ad ufieeram- ble It, hy ewitchlnglthe lattpra ®0 Wr (1) The shoe 1# Jibt aphn^ as p »mila 4|ay® .»» B^ne is spefied incorrect^,, (S); .The ehoe .on Btaad Ip not r slipper, aa they have «o ht^s. (4) IBvery bnt oae, to ^ rowe of the cabinet Is down. <«)" The »cram bled-,word is BOUQUET.-;"• ...... ^ - ul'- '•L’icX*. ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANlGHE^nBR, i' ■ -V , '• * , • I ’-j Flapper-F a n n y * Sa y s : ...... ■■ -■ ... • V ■* . r SENSE ««ypNSENSE wia.u.«.w>T.o»a __ —^Onward ai^ Uj^ard. THCV'S A WOMAN) POu/N/ TH€ AU6V AW'SH6 WAN/TS ^ ( s e r VA fptcNC- 1 Heaven is not reached-by a single crAlY 6VV TH6 ^ TO^ s e c t A PlAN/N/ffl. -OM, WHAT A Swett ^BiCM OS bound, ' , i. OH, VA PUeHT Vo HCAft r n € PlAWWCR. OMtV c a n SiN/6 AROUIJ' "rMfr P iA N w eA V But we build the ladd^ by which WAMTS THUee HDN/PPCD DOUAftS POP THg PiAA/n/CR. VA FpiEN/PS -T M f piAfJhf€R ‘ THp€G Mt)MDR€0 we rise THiRCe hVHOnCO OOttARS. From the lowly earth to the vaulted ootcARs ews rne skies wMCPe w o p t o j i£vep (. And we mount to its summit (iCT THR66 HDN/0P€D DOttARS round by round. \ TO BUV A ^ p Poets. Attention! Boses and orchids and lilies Poets describe all the time; Really, this stuff brings the wUlies, W hy not hand spinach a rhyme. -tv Attorney (after cross-examina tion)—I hope that I haven t troubled you with all these que.s- /! tions. , . .r. io*in » y C Crosb.v. Gre«t Britain f^rerved 7 Lady on Stand—Not at all; 1 have I King Feature* Syndicate. Ine A ■ a six year old son at home. 4 The time to be careful is when OUR BOARDING HOUSE C wEA By Fontaine Fox you have a handful of trumps. Toonerville Folks By Gene Ahern Business is said to be looking up A woman’s ideal is sometimes but we fear “it ain’t seein’ nothin’. ’ shattered but more often he’s just — ■ \ VdELU, IF V(Me NCE. Complexion these days is a syno UPON nym for deception. Asked if he wouldn’t like to be a A TIME.- ■cattleman and own a nice lot of white faces. Bill replied: “ Well, there’s better things to own than whitefaces. Greenbacks, for in stance. V-2) sKe KMows^ J* pi 930 y. WlA Mrs. Jones—I notice, Mrs. Brown, that you never order meat for your Fontaine Fox, 1030 home—it’s always vegetables. By Crane Mrs. Brown—That’s why my hus His Lucky^ay band never has a bone to pick. WASHINGTON TUBBS IL T •«- * • GOOD REASON / OUlCW! WHERE'S «Y THINGS? WHERE'S \M W Q U r C IS / THEY'RE MARS? GEE WIT, I CANT lEAVlE MARVi Prison Chaplain (to prisoner about BUT E A S Y — SAS. I’LL FORGET THAT BIG K HEAPiH' this way*. WE'RE to be discharged): Now, my man, PH YALOOKM SESSIR, LEAVE HIM BEHlNP- try to remember what I said in my SAYED* WE'RE GONNA GET it'LL SERVE HIM RIGHT, TOO. When mayor of sermon last Sunday, and make up ^ X^OFFAO^' is l a n d ; ^ Cleveland, Ohio, your mind never to return to this Newton D. 1 place. Baker, who ! Prisoner (deeply moved): Guv’nor, later became no man who. ever ’eard you preach B e c r e tary of would wEuat to come back ’ere again. war, kept a 'lit -Tit-Bits. tle boot black stand and brushes in his HOXJRS A N D HOURS office, shined, his '/ town shoes each “How long will it be before she day and didn’t makes her appearance?” care who saw “ She’s upstairs making it now.” him do it. —Pele Mele, Paris. eiteoiYHtAatnvicapic.; By Blosser S T on rr^ T ' h a u c o c h r a n —>pecTURESi/iciN An Unexpected Visitor! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HCM,JOST A LITTLE FACTUER. '"'JUMPIH' CATPlSUl*. 'TU’EYaS Ta UIM' PICTJQES op SOMEIUUiS FARBAR AWO I ’LL AUAOST be OM T o P ____ _ OF TWEIV^ — OSCAR. Pao^AlS? .0 V S TUAT 1 c a n t ' s e s PRDNV :-----r ..-[ T& VHUISTUE IP HE SEES ' U E p s -r u . listemt&tuem I vilSH'TfecKLGS qj TAUi Ali’ MEB8 E 1 CAM SET — - - S FAR8AR. OOMlNS...... SO OSCARlip \NOOLO HUBB.V UP AH’ ----- FAQ SOSOODJ.' HEAD AM' TAli- OP NJUATS SEE VJUAT U£ WAHTS BOIMS OM-----TUElP. TO s e e AH' con& TALIA DoESMT AAAkE ■ 'WHSTUEij OUT® FIRST -mine SE/MSE.TO Soo UWCM,FAB8AR v»11STL‘S!| t VIILL 8S GOMIH' BACk AH’ THEM J L vmhat—T 7, 'V r . An iiWn \ By Small A Tough Spot BY NBA SCTVICg. INC SALESMAN SAM ' (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR iTHE PICTURE) bosH '. p,MOT«e.p. cijosecA lO - WHprr esRe. v o u qcxm' • LOOKlW FOR VJOW<, HUH? SURe,l ) CftUCrHT OY '' ^ “ O tis o u ^ T V ^ Upon the sailboat everyone was real good. The sailboat soon sailed POV-J.') rtW HELP Me. ^ S(iRpp.iSe,M\STeP--l^ THPtTS (K&OUT T h' T e M T H ' ha'ving, just heaps of fun. The wind up to shore, amid a group of boats. CLCPiM *XH= CGUW i.1 __. \ ( tWouoHT V\e©©e ^ou'o.; PLPC6. TUey opfeRSD m s filled out the big. white sail and The 'Tinles made the sailboat rock ---- " muthin' p. 3be.\ ^ made it look real fat. “W e soon will as they leaped .off, up to t ^ dock. be in Ostend town. I hope the sail Said Coppy, "Oh this river There is does not go down,” said Scouty. "If everything that floats.” — the wind dies out, ’twill leave the They walked aroxmd the town a canvas fiat.” while and seemed amazed, mile after “Don’t worry,” said the Travel mile. And then they rode a dog cart Man. "Just rest assured, boys, that to the outskirts of the town. “Where we can keep right on sailing smooth are we bound for?” Carpy cried. ly. W e will soon be into port. This “And, why do we take this cart wind can’t die down quick enough ride?” The Travel Man just smiled to stop our trip. Each little puff is and said, “W e’U do this trijp up bringing us much nearer and the brown.” whole trip’s naught but sport.” 'They shortly reached a spreading Then Clowny shouted, "Look, lads shore and from the cart hopped out look! My, what a short time this once more. A man who held a big trip took. I see a town, not far net smiled at the Tinymites. “J’m ^ e a d . It’s Ostend, I’U just bet. I’Ve here to gather shrimps,” said he. liked this trip along this stream. “And I’m as busy m can be. Ifow, fact it’s been just like a dream, come along and I will show you but best-of all’s that skyline. It’s interesting sights.” the nicest scenery yet.” >VSL And sure enough, Old Ostend (The Tinynoltes see a big' wind 4^- atood against the sky and looked mill in the next stary>) I , I . ’J PAGE FOURTEEN Hlanrlieat^ £ v rt^ ' An eight pound son was bom yes The Manchester Commimlty Club 3RD. ANNUAL terday to Mr. and Mrs. Ivar P. Carl" will give a public whist party at the WHIST DANCE son of i02. Summer street. Mrs. White house this, evening. First prize ■winners will : receive $2:50 EASTER MONDAY BALL ODD FELLOWS H^LL Carlson was formerly Miss Irene Johnson and is the daughter of Mr. gold pieces. There will ■ be four rv Tuesday, 8:15 P. M. and Mrs. A. Johnson of 130 West other prizes and refreshments. Given by Playing will begin at 8:15. Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters ■street. th e lucky six ALL CASH PRIZES Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis Refreshments. 55 cents. J. H. Savage, advertising mana ters, will give a whist ih Odd Fel Music By ger of the electrical division of lows hall tomorrow evening at 8:15. Doyle’s Brown Derby Orchestra Colt’s Manufacturing Company, Prizes will include $2.50 gold pieces. Direct from Danceland, Hartford PDBUC WHIST TONIGHT I Hartford, will be the speaker at the Refreshments and a social time will DEPARTM EN T STORE SO. NAt1CHESTEg,,GOHH. I regular weekly meeting of the Lions be followed by general dancing. The PRINCESS BALLROOM Manchester Community i Club at the Hotel Sheridan at 6:15 general social committee will be in Gub 1 o’clock tonight. charge. A meeting of the Temple TONIGHT I ~ will take place at 7:15. 1st Prizes, $3.60 Ctold Pieces I The Beethoven Glee Club will give Rockville Refreshments. 85 cents. '* its, fifth annual concert at the High 1 School Auditorium at 8 o’clock to- Miss Margaret Reynolds of Utica, i night The club will be assisted by N Y and Miss Edith Winnings of ■Maria Kurehko, • “ The Russian PANSIES ABOUT TOWN the same city, were Easter visitors Nightingale,” who wdll appear in Nice Colors of Mrs. E. L. Anderson of 63 Pearl I two groups of numbers. Miss Eva street. I M. Johnson and Burdette Hawley Anderson Greenhouses Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, of 173 I will be accompanists. llain street and Mrs. W. E. KeyAS, Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson of 1.53 Eldridge St., Tel. 8686 of Washington street, are spendtog 184 Highland street announce the ! Kenneth Shaw of Stamford sper n few days with Mrs. Keyes ^^istcr. engagement of their daughter Irene I Good Friday and the Easter week- Mrs. B. D. Lailey in Norwood. to Henry G. Anderson, son of Mr. ' end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Oscar S. Anderson of 153 ' T. J. Shaw of North Elm street. Mass. Eldridge street. O P HERE Andrew Rankin of Massachusetts Thomas Ferguson, general man- Samuel Bolin who is employed at Institute of Technology spent Easter fot Expert! oKcr, and Ronald H. Ferguson, city Cheney Brothers, New York h e^ - at his home on Russell street. SER^ncE ! editor, of The Herald, are attending quarters, spent Easter at his home the Associated Press and American on Cambridge street. Newspaper Publishers Association conventions in New York City thiS Mrs. Pauline Grant is chairman Arranged at you:* week. of a card party to be given tomor windows, any one of row afternoon at 2 o clock at the the new cretonnes will ‘ A meeting of the Tennis club of Masonic Temple by “ How WiU You the South Methodist church will be Temple Chapter, Order of the East give sparkle and inter lield at the church tomorrow night ern Star. These socials are open to est to your room more at 7 o’clock. Matters of importance all women players. concerning the coming season will Have It quickly than ai*y single .be discussed. i Mrs. "Walter Saunders of Chest- change. They will ' nut street is visiting her son Ea^. ■ William Murphy, formerly of i who is vice president of th ° .J. i- Repaired?” transform a dark, drab Manchester, now of New York. , Robertson Soap Company of Syra room into a cheerful, spent the week-end visiting with his cuse, N. Y. mother and other relatives in Man- I Most embarrassing, homey one. Sunset Rebekah Lodge wiU hold 4,000 Yards of Gay, Spring Cretonnes Chester. ^its regular business meeting in Odo this situation. More Myers Orenstein has i“°ved to Fellows haU this evening. Officers so because the gentle Specially Priced and Displayed During Hale’s New York where he has found em and members of the degree team Generator-Starter ployment. He expects to return m are urged to be present at 7:45 for man has been promis the fall. r e h e a r s a l . ______ing to fix that leak for Igiution ■Reuben Bronke has entered the i some time. Will it r e t o n n e a r n iv a l employ of the American Telephone i Repaired C C and Telegraph Company oon- , Special Shoe take a ruined meal or struction w^ork, bemg at present . located in Meriden. j suit to remind you that at a F you are planning draperies for your windows or if you need slip cov Repairing precaution pays? Bet ers or cushions to cheer up one of your rooms, you will find exactly the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Von Deck , Reasonable Charge I right pattern and color scheme among* our delightful display of cre of Washington, D. C., motored from j ter let Joseph Wilson tonnes. New Spring designs that are colorful and gay—just a few yards that city to spend Easter ^ t h Mrs. We can save you expense and Von Deck’s mother, Mrs- David Mc- Offer give your plumbing will change that dark, drab room into a homey and gay one. See our spe Cullum of 143 Florence street. ^ and heating systems a annoyance as we have instru cial displays during our Cretonne Carnival. Arthur Gardner, night driver for j MEN’S SOLES thorough once-over. ments which can locate all elec No 4 was iU last week and Peter j Sewed on. Regular ^ 1 Happeny of No. 3 “slept in” for bum ] $1.50, At Our Shop .. V * trical troubles quickly. 2,000 Yards Thomas Hassett remaining on pard \ at No. 3 while Peter was absent. | Gardner has recovered and returned i LADIES’ SOLES to duty. Sewed on. Regular ------i .$1.25, At Our Shop § Joseph C. Wilson New Cheery Cretonnes Then if you make William Kronick of the Wilrose ! Plumbing and Heating Norton Electrical slip covers also of the Dress Shop is in New York on a | Ladies’ and Children’s Contractor. same cretonne for two buying trip.—Advt. Rubber Heels 28 Spruce St. Tel. 5043 Instrument Co. or three chairs and 4 South Manchester 3 9 ^ y a r d small pads of one of the b u y a n d b u il d HiUiard Street, Manchester tiny chintz patterns for 2 5 c (50c and 59c Grades) the straight chairs, you Phone 4060 We ai-e featuring an unusually large assortment of patterns and col will relate the whole of orings at thia price during our Cretonne Carnival. Patterns that are dif your room to your CLEAR VIEW I Boston Shoe ferent___ colors that blend and harmonize----- quality that vvill wear. draperies. 42 Restricted, large They come in the most delightful combinations in both futuristic and floral lots. Terms. I Repair Shop Service—Quality—Price designs that are suitable for every room in the home. 36 inches wide. See SS7 Main, South Manchester Tender Rib Lamb Chops 35c lb., W2 lb. 50c In Jim’s Shoe Shine Parlor Home Made Apple Pies ...... 25c each Arthur A. Knoflal Next Door to Downyflake Smart Cretonnes Crash Cretonnes Doughnut Shop Nice Ripe Tomatoes, 2 lbs. f o r ...... 25c Dial 5440. 875 Main St. and Chintzes Manchester Public Market ic yard DIAL 5111 ' 65 mpH (29c and 39c Grades) (85c and $1.00 Grades) In many of the smait A beautiful assortment of patterns In These are designs sultablp for every bedrooms today th* large and small floral designs and fu room in the modem house—c’aiatzes for dressing tables are turistic effects suitable for bedroom, liv- ’oedroom and Jiitchen; part linen crash draped with cretonne GOOD THINGS TO CAT cretonnes in block and warp prints for ingroom and diningroom draperies. 36 livingroon^ ana diningroom; ■ and bold as illustrated above. TUESDAY SPECIALS inches wide. patterns for sunrooms. This can be achieved Fresh Green Peas quickly and inexpen GRANULATED SUGAR 2 qts. 29c sively with a few yards 10 lbs. 53c Convenience of cretonne. We will have some nice in your ends of pork to cook with Cretonne kraut at from 25c to 28c lb. Confectionery Sugar kitchen Dozens of Charming 8c lb. A special on fresh lean Pork Chops at 38c lb. Ken L Rations, 7 cans ... «99c _ ^ ^ i o_ ii. C o u c h Ways To Use Bulk Dog Biscuit, 9 lb s .... 99c Ribs of Comed^ecf 12c lb. 5 lb. bags Old Grist Mill Kib Plenty of lean cuts of Plnc- bled Dog Bread 69c. hurst Quality Corned Beef. Cretonnes METTWURST Fresh Dandelions Draperies Cushions 25c peck Tender, juicy Sirloin Steaks. Portieres Shoe Bags Early deliveries leaving the store at 7:16 and 8:00 a. m. If Smocks Aprons- you want anything In a rush, ask lor a special on our motorcycle Play Suits delivery. Couch Covers A cretonne hat bag Laundry Bags room enough for three AT WHOLESALElPIRECT-TO-YOU PRICES Beach CJoats Bed Spreads or four hats vrill keep * them dustless and also NAIL It’8'no'loiig»*n©cc*sary/to pay high prices for high Slip Covers Shopping Bags make your wardrobe quality fixtures for your kitchen. There are BARNES Hat Bags Beach Overalls neat and tidy. A shoe Quality Enameled Sinks to fit any arrangement of your bag to hang on .the door THIS kitchen'^4[..'q^.^ can be made to match. in'beautifulj'^istening White or in the »oft, 'warm tints of Ivory, Orchid, Sea Green, Shell DOWN Pink^utum n Brown, Norse Blue or Brilliant j B l a c ^ ^ . We buy^direcf'froim'the manufacturer . . . that’s why ^ we can give you ihch high quality ware at such low ! prices. Come in and ace this beautiful ware. When you compare it with others of like quality-you’ll appreciate the wonderful saving 'we offer you. 'YSC -J — and clinch It— because ft's a fach^where'’^ buy ^ PLUMBING WATKINS BROTHERS, your lumber does moke a difference. You can't go FILMS and DEVELOPED AND Funeral Directors wrong if you select oi^/ard that Is striving, with every >- CARLW. ANDERSON, Inc. PRINTED HEATING . ESTABUSHED 55 ITEARS load sent out, to add to its reputation for fair-dealing Sbowroom and Office, 57 Bissell St. 24 HOUR SERVICE and complete satisfaction. Film Deposit Box at CHAPEL AT n OAK CT. Store Entrance \ James F. Dalton PRKE- Robert K. Anderson AUTHORIZED 34 West lUiddie Turnpike REPRESENTATIVeS 1 ^M JTY^SBPM CE^ Funeral DiriSTtor KEMP'S Telephone 3485 The W. G. Glenney Co. -A.-»v-v 4. J, . UahI, Lumber and Mason Supplies ‘i ■ If '?• AUen Place Phone 4149 Manchester ©1