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YOL. U n ., NO. 189. (daeeUled Advertletiix on Fece IS.), BIANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, 14, 1934. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE GENTS
'M ILDIICE SEEKS An Actor Plays Role of Real Exwutiye ANOTHER BIG CROWD In Ct^raUon MoUier, 82 PEACETHROUGH A- AT COOKING SCHOOL TRIPOARLEY IS REJECTED BY SENATE Attendance Records Are 13 MEN RESCUED HoUiag Conferaices Todsy Vote For Ratificatini Of Broken As Hondreds FROM JAP WARSHIP WiA Anstrian And Him- Paper Money*s Danger Flock To State Theater; Ririan Leaders To Sdre Is Seen by Roosevelt Treaty With' Canada W af Good Recipes, New Ideas, Surrirors Tell- Gmesone Tke DannbiaB Problems. 46 To 42 Far Short 06 New Eqininieiit Featnres Stoiy Of Hoart Spent Washington, March 14.—(AP) —^ioo at his press conference as -the Two ■ Thirda RoqnBred; Without mentioning directly the House sought to send to conference Rome. March 14.—(AP) — Two House action in voting for cash with the Senate the independent Of Herald’s Classes. Trapped In Craft little men with big Ideas—4be payment of the bonus, President offices appropriation bill increasing First Major Sottack For square Jawed Benito Mussolini, Roosevelt said today there was dan by 1350,000,000 allowances for master of Italy, and the dapper ger in paying off government obli veterans and government employes, RoDsereh Administratkn. All attendance record! for a Sasebo, Japan, March 14,—(A P I- gations in paper money in that it and others—will demand with some “Napoleon of Austria,'* Engelbert might lead to meeting running ex Jtutioe similar payments. Cooking School In Mancbeater were Thirteen sailors, snatched from slow DoUfuss—sat down at a polished penses of the government by such a Therefore, it was made plain that broken today when hundreds of ad death, described today the hours of desk In the Venesla palace today fur mstbed. if tbe bonus bill should pass the Washington, March 14.—(AP)— ditional homemakers from Man ghastly suffering they withstood the first of a seriss of oonferenoes The Presldettt sKpreseed this opln- Senate It will be vetoed. The Senate today rejeoted the 8 t chester and surrounding towns after the Japanese torpedo boat that may write history. Lawrence waterway treaty with A third government leader, Pre Canada. turned out for the second session of Jomosuru capsised, with 118 men mier Julius Ooemboes, of Hungary, the Manchester Herald Cooking aboard. was not at the council table as the 1%# vote w u for ratifioatiOB 46 School. The School got under way Imprisoned In walls of steel, with meetings plainnsd to last through to 42 against, which w u far abort promptly, as scheduled, and from scores of dead ship mates around Thursday began. Previously, it had U. S. GUNBOAT ABLAZE; of tbe required two-thlrda. its very beginning to the last min them inside the storm tossed, up- been understood ths three would ute of the program. It provided en sldedown craft, the men ware near The vote admlniatered the first tertainment, Suable information, death when saved. seek in three-cornered parleys a major legialative setback for thq solution of Austria’s and Hungary’s Roosevelt administration. fascinatiag new Ideas. Hope of finding any more of the economic and political ills. At tb CREW TAKES TO BOATS New Red pee 118 aUve tbe water filled tn< last minute today. It >**«*»«• known President Roosevelt had urged The questions were plentiful and terlor of ellttls fighting vessel Z1 Duos would receive the visltori ratification In two eommunloattona Interesong at this second session, waned (odayg as dawn broke over ( a sepm tely. to the Senate u a atap. toward and Mrs. Edna R. Crabtree gave macabre scene. At the dry-dock, Regardless of ths mannsr of tbsir Warship Abandoned In Chi- SEN. WAGNER SEES opening v u t Interior a re u of helpful and interesting replies. where the craft wa» tewed.' blue- meeting, tbe three hope before United dtates to ocean oomxnaroa Many of them were about reetpes, jackets were still workingking frantlo-fi Tbursdiy night to i eaoh an agree and providing cheap eleotrlotty for and In addition the lecturer gaMr- ally at the tragic task ofoftak: taking out ment which, while proving mutually neie Waters; 108 Hen bis own state of New York, but tka oualy distributed free recipes, and bodies. . Long before Frank Morgan became a loreen lavorite, It w u the wlab opposition of a large group of Iranw advantageous immediately, ot m r mother, Mre. ECONOMIC CRASH ive others from the stage kitchen. tS Bodies Removed tually may serve the i idi of peace . oeeDblne W, Wupperroan, that he ehould one day Picked Up; Search Contin- ocrata aad Repubucaaa proved toe Eussell Purnell again entertained at By morning 23 bodies bad been and better times in Europe as a beoonM an oStoer in the liquor product corporation of which ihe Is strong. the organ as the women were gath removed and carried to morgpes, whole. p w ld e n t' The 88-year-okl mother eaw her wleb fulfilled when, aa Only a while before the treaty ering. through lines of weeping relatives. th her New York offtoee, ehe presented her eon offlclnl Tbe three men will be together notification of hla eleotloa aa vlee prealdpot of the company. ned For Others. Unless Labor Is Given Fnr* vote he told reporters he would The stage kitchen was orderly Women with babies strapped to only at tbe brilliant aodal functlwu the treaty baox for rtcoaakfa but busy m m the time the session tbejr backs waited as olose to the plaimed—lnoludisg a dinner tonight when there Is time, the ^ a a t ' __ opened until it closed. Miraculously scene as authorltlss permitted. and the opera tomorrow night Hongkong, March 14.—(AP)— dier Part In Recovery It way la going to be built anyway hid' Mrs. Crabtree mixed and beat, stir Three men escaped through a D Pragraoi he feared that failure of ratlfloatioa red and garnished, opened the re batch before the craft was towed In well-informed olraes, it was The crew of tbe burning United would place the seaway e a tirw ua» frigerator to put salads and des hers. The oQier ten were taken out States gunboat Fulton abandoned Will Come, He Says. der Canadian control. through Ajlnle cut ty rescuers. said MuaeoUnl bqllevea that to^talk NATION’S HEAD ORDERS serts to chill, and attended her oven with Obanoallor nollfhaa and Pre To reach the vote, treat and the other cookery on the range, Most of tBem trssa unoopaclous. ship at 10 p. m„ tonight In Bias oppo- m ia (Soembqea aapnrately oCers the Bay, 50 miles northeast of here. One .nenta withdrew all resarvatiOM to without once losing the thread of A naval onjN r .oiibted one of the Washington, March 14—(AP) ^ men as saying: ben H>proaob to an agreement be* hundred and elgni lurvivora were the reaoluUon of ratlfloatioa, paving her discussion. tween Austria and Hnagary^ them- A MW aeonomlc ooUapae ualaia the way for a clear-out vota on tM DMns Applaaded "When w ^ e R ttte Tsspel , tarn. eelveq, as well ae among Auatrta, picked up and rvseue vessels ccotin- pact without strings. p $ r audleaoe waKedwItb inter ued § saaroh for/oOkara. laJior'is given a further partidpa- e s twhile ^ these epem tlena went enyj 0 tioa la the recovery progn^ wae .Hfitish dfffreyer, H. K. n x k t B E a m btanj> ons hotisekeeper asking how she k « ■atlon With DoUfuae today, ll Ptiee Y i i f i ETerj . ,toiQk MOHird 80 9t today BanatralfrafMr her'smron ee eleaa urough It |E la> beUnred 'tb^hn -mouMlng dteMib) NCE. I’p craw.gnAa the and Many otben keenly ttm lnr tks picked up 48. * lioDi pfetty geoamtly around his Btr lioahranod' iratOTn^ w u t t ' tea msdring and the oven, ooone'ry, JORIESlVDECIDt Danubun plan, proinpilgated last FhiM HI Inbject Stpdie^ All of tiie Fulton's Sfoboats, how Open heartnge'Hfera the Sexiate Just
Owiaf to the ahaeaoe from towa Truoka owned by the American of Judge Rayinond A. Johaaoa there Railway Bxpreaa are now bringing . ------fsport on every ABOVTTDWN waa so eeeeioB o t the town oourt to Mancheater from Hartford eaob phase of aeronautics he has requsst- thle mornlBf. There will be b o eea* morning the btilk of eapreaa matter OBITUARY ed. . ^ . A pr«4«tal ellBte wtn be bM te- lioB tomnrow, but Judge Johoaon aaaigned to Manchester and to The following were admitted yes It was definitely stated the White Weddings rm onaw morniaf at i o’clock at the will be bojDe Friday to hear such points east as far aa Hop River, but terday: oeephina Karlsen of 81 O^- House has no immediate plans for Heolth Ontar m Hajaee atreet. oaaea aa may develop and warrant there ia atlU some coming in by way street'and Thelma Jackson of the^erganisktisn %f a sepu^te air West-Pelkey coming before the town oourt. train. This morning there was not 1843 Tolland Turnpike, injured ia DEATHS corps. IN STATE^SIKKE aa large an amount of espreaa ro- an automobile accident last ^ b ti B ^tory Iwanaon of the Navy Mrs. L B. Nelson of Csnter oetTod aa when all came by train, Willard Orennon, l i Lincoln street; James Bf, Qormaa expressed ^‘doubt whether efficiency street today announced the marriage but the combined truck and tram Mrs. Eleanor Fish, 108S Main street; Jamts M. Gorman of 148 Mspls or economy oould be served” ov Of her son, Jamss Reginald West, to loada were heavy. In tha ahipment Mrs. Mary McVeigh, 477 North street, died at his horns about 1 taking tbs Marias Air Force Charlotte Mae Pelkey, daughter of Eipect Tint 2,000 AtPr/i- that came in by train were 13 cratea Main street; and Anna Arson of 148 o’clock this morning. Mr. Gorman from under the charge of the Navy 1 ^ - and Mrs. James Pelkey of ot young chicks. This is the first Main street who was 86 years old, suffered s and placing It elsewhere. .Cheshire, Mass. The ceremony was real shipment of ehioks that has The following were discharged to shook a wssk ago today, which The secretary told reporters at his performed by the Rev. John E. Love- fected In Varioni (liet; arrived. From now on it is expect regular press conference the whole Joy at Miliarton, N. 7., laat Satur day: Andrew Adamy of 109 Pros superinduced bis death. Bom in set up of the Mfuine Corps had Al day. ed that there will be an increased pect street John Dilworth of 101 Binghamton, N. 7., hs cams with Dispnte b Over W a|M. number of shipments of this kind. ways been and waa continuing to be Mr. West Is proprietor of the West Middle Tiumpike; Harlow bis parents to Manchester in bis an integral part of the Navy. Fruit from Florida still continues ro Drew of 180 Summit street and childhood. At the a ^ of 18 be en West aeaning Company. arrive. Meanwhile. Major General Ben Catherine Fries of WllUmantic. tered the employ of Case Brothers Jamln Fbulois, chief of the air Bridgeport, March 14.—(AP) a at Highland Park, and for more corps, started a survey of the Army A fsnsral state wide etrlke la Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Walton will than 60 years followed the trade of paper-making. He has not been airmail routes with a View to detei^ SOCIETY MATRON bouse dreee and chlldren’i wear lB- go to Boston tomorrow for the mining when the Army oouid safelv dustry began at noon today, M b runoral of Mr. Walton's uncle, Rua- employed at the paper mill for the SEN. WAGNER SEES past two srears. resume flying the maU. and the Sen Egan, secretary of the Ooimeefieot .-uU Walton of Boston, whose death ate postofflee committee continued Federation of Labor, announced. The from bronchial pnsrumonia occurred Mr. Gorman leaves besides bis its hearings on the permanent air DIES FROM BLOWS walkout will affect 2,000 woriMrs la Monday. Mr. Russell had frequent ECONOMIC CRASH wife, Mrs. Margaret (Frabsr) Gor mall bill designed to torn the air Bridgeport, Waterbuiy, New Haraa, ly visited his nephew's family here. man, one daui^tsr, Miss Valerie mall back to private aviation. Derby, New London and Walling Gorman; two brothers, John F. of The committee decided to as' ford, be said. (ContlBoed Bralaard Plaos, this town, and The Brotherhood of the Concordia One) Lindbergh, Chamberlin. Mitchell an‘5 1 Arthur W. M one, Wall Street The state-wide strike will be oo- Lutheran church will bowl tonlgtf Frank of Now Havsn. Ms also Eddie Rickeobacker to give their ordinated from New Haven by at 8:80 at Murphy’s alleys. gram the only spot where s Isavss a slstsr, Mrs. WlUlam Views on tbs blU. Bernard Sohub, state manager lor perience has proved that it OHourks of Oardnsr itrsst, Man- Broker, Charged With the union. lamentably weak.” ohsstsr. Strlkere to Meet There srin be a meeting of Hose Intent of NBA Tba funeral wU take place at the Strikers in Bridgeport are seked- Co. No. 2 of the Manchester fire He said the NRA was intended to morning at 1:80 and ANOTHER BIG CROWD Honricide By Police. uled to meet during the noon hour, department in headquarters at Main set up a iwstem of checks m • o^rtaek fibm ItTjam ss’s churCh when strike committees will be and Hilliard streets tomorrow eve balances between industry atw wbars the requiem high mass will York, March 14,—(AP) — formed .for negotiations wltb the ning. labor, but that developments under be eslsbratsd by Rev. Welter T. AT COOKING SCHOOL employers here. it presented a danger "of a woi Frabsr, assistant at Our Lady of A ^ u r W, Morro, Wall street -5?***’’ to poU^ today 'Tbe chief complaint of the em A funeral mass for the repose of balance than persisted in the past Arrows, Hartford. FathorfW ier (Oentiniied from Page One) news of S t S ployes In tbe indtntoy la ogalBSt the soul of Rev. C. T. McCann will W ^le trade assooiauoDS have *■ * nephew of Mrs. Gorman wages 'under present schedules. be celebrated by Rev. John Kenney, been strengthened sad iadust» has Burial wiU bs in St. Jamss’i ceme »roo2^*l5 M 5^* Leavett of Tbe house dress industry, which tery. fortunate liatenera would carry Is charged acting pastor of St. Bridget’s gained control of code authority borne filled market baakata. And with homicide. «u»rgeu union men say la the last romnant church, at 8 o'clock tomorrow. The mechanisms, he said, cooperation what baaketal Atorsa told police he went to bia of the ^-called “Sweatshop indus mass is being sponsored by the among employees "has received one Prize Winner! apartmant at 8 o’clock last night try” in Connecticut, is allsged to Lithuanian Alliance. setback after another.” PMked up some clothes and left He have been paying wages as low at Wagner said the Labor Board bad f u n e r a l s Thoae who won market baga filled 1,5 and $6 a week for full working with merchandlae, cooked dlahca hours. relied upon the prestige of its mem and tba fin# dally prlzea today A small tree and an uncovered bers and public sentiment, but that Henry Ahera flection of ground near the priest s Tbs funeral of Henry Ahem, wort: ^ waa accompanied to the police "in recent months the board hai Bagi of Merohaadiae station by hla ■ 'attorney, He*^ ap TOBACCO OOMFBTmON residence at St. James's church has been confronted by some large em prominent local general contractor peared nervoue, and smoked numer been a gathering place for bii*ds ployers who ignore public seati of 14 Bond street, will be held Fn- „M rA Wrialey, 343 Main atreac; ous cigarettes. Hartford, March 14.—(AP)—- since yesterday. Ihere were a few ^ morning with a service at the Mra, B. Jonea, 21 Ridge atreet; Mra. m nt, who float the clear Intent of Baaaie Rlaley, 182 Eaat Middle Turu- About 400 samples of Havana seed noticed yesterday morning, the Congress, and who are a law unto home at 8:80 o'clock and at St. Follo\4^f a round of Greenwich and broadleaf tobacco were in com number growing larger in the after BrldMt’s church at 9 o’clock. Burial plke; Miaa Mary Cunningham, themselves.” Dlvlaion atreet; Mra. Mary "Veaco, Vll age "hot spota,” the New York petition here today, preliminary to noon. Last evening the word got T his is extremely unfair,” he will, be in at. John’s cemstery in police say, a disturbance waa re entrance of prize winners which will around birdland until this morning Clinton, Mass. The body is now 12 Dlvlaion atreet; Mra. Percy Weat, be entered in the New England to said, "to the vast majority of 28 WUllama atreet; Helen Walker, in Tted ^ neighbors of Arthur there was a big gathering of birds employers who want to obey the at tbs boms and may be viewed by orse, broker and Harvard grad- bacco products show at the Hart observed. friends until tbs hour of the service. Mather atreet; Mra. G. Brown, 106 C law and it is dlsbeartenlng vo the ^ MacDougal ford Times progress expostUoa Sai- Members of tbs Holy Name Society Blaaell atreet; Mra. W. 8. Tedford, alley In the village. ^ urdya. one of working people who see 62 C^ambrldge atreet; Mra. Lillian E A meeting of British War Vet b was held up to uem as a flt- Bridget’s eburcb will meet Matthew McKeever of All the ribbon winners and tbe erans will be held tonight at at 7:80 o’clock tonight to march in ^ h e r , R, F. D. No. 1, Box 188 Magna Charter being treated as a Olaatonbury; Mra. UlUan Halm, 26 the Eighth Squad in New York ltd other samples will be on publio ex o'clock in the Army and Navy club. scrap of paper.” a bow to the boms to pay rsspecta a raid w the place and found Morse hibition at 95 Commerce strset, to Mr. Ahem. Spruoo itraet; Mra. jfUUa Pollto, 40 Irving atreet; Mra. C. Borrello, 838 ailegedly intozdcated, acratched and Thursday afternoon and Friday 5 ? ^ ’ 5*„**y"’ Mra. Edith morning. Boat Middle Tumplka; Mra. A. iV. Flel^ of Brookline, Maes., lying un- Fraaer, 38 Cottage street; Mra. Olga oonecloue on the floor. ' • Mary Elizabeth’s NATION’S HEAD ORDERS Rlemar, IPl Maple atreet; Mlea R ^ At hospital, it waa said, she Faulkner, 107 Cambridge atree RVBINOW was suffering from a possible frac< Mra. Loulaa Giordano, 48 Irving ture of the sKuU and sevefe lacera- Twin Features BEAUTY NOOK BUILDING ARMY>VIAT10N SURVEY atreet; Mra. Harold Donlon, 15 Ma tiona of the scalp and Jaw. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ple atreet; Mra. Mable B. Cole, 109 In Ebsm Market court yesterday. (Oentiniied from Page One) Foster atreet; Mrs. L. Drewea, <40 Magistrate Jonah B, Ooldataln lis LOVE WAS IN A BUDGET DEPARTMENT ICdgerton atreet; Mre. George Olds, tened to the plea of Attorney Ed FEATURING Secretary of War Dem, and beaded 11 Church atreet; Mra. Raymond ward T. Welch, of 72 Wall street. THIS PRICE by Major General H. A. Drum, aa- Hall, 66 Chestnut atreet; Mrs. Anna----- who asked ibw ball and Immediate THEIR HEARTS slstant chief of staff, has already SibrinsB, 87 Wethorell etreet; Ann release of his client, claiming that 3 5 c — — . started a survw of the Army Air Narki, 367 School atreet: Mrs. I Morse's services were indisoenaible and they poured it out UOEN8ED OPERATORS STANDARD SUPPLIES Corps with particular refsrsnes, at Charlea Wodo, 86 School atreet. • t t o of aincb and iK rS 48 in golden melody! For Further Information Dial 8011 the present time, to the carrylnar ot FlOwcra—Mra. W. B. gohrleber, Wall street. Bail of 180,000 waa air mail by the Army. 68 Dougherty atreet raed and trial waa postponed awalt- And Ask for Mrs. Seastrand- Other Surveys Palnt—Elaie Knight, 146 Pine ^ further Information concerning Otbsr surveys, to be worked In street, Mrs. Field’s condition. the unified and coordinated plan ore Bananaa—Mra. J. P. Huaaey, 18'/ Tile young woman—she la 28— to be made by the Navy, Marine Oak atreet. toad been in New York for a week Corps, Department of Commerce Candy—Mra., H. C. Mayer, 1J6 Mgistorlng at the Hotel Albert, un Customs, and Bureau of ^ te r h ^ NortlTAlain street. de, the name of Mrs. Edna Leavett Revenue. ' . ' : Package Plllabury Flour—Mre. Her first husband, now deed, waa Orville Wright, inventor of the Under Geriaon, 258 Oak atreet. named L vett. She la oald to he airplane, today informed Secretaiv Nellie Don Dreae—Mra. W. Klelo. divorced trom Field. Priande are IDero that, because of illness, ne 76 Weat street. carefully shielding her maiden name would be unable to serve on the Quart Ice Cream—Mrs. M. Ander- and the name of her grandparents special committee. ton, 8 Church atreet. who live in Brookline. Morse is 41 Colonel Clarence Chamberlm, Pastry—Mra. J. Irwin, 27 Ridge- and a bachelor. Detective Mc trans-Atlantlo flier, telegraphed bis wood etreet. Keever said Morse waa intoxicated acceptance to the War Department Paetry—Mra. John Wlnzler. S6 when arrested and he believed Mrs. and let it be known be will come w West etreet. Field had been drinking. The quar Washington whenever the commit 12 Packages of Toilet Goods from rel, police say, was caused by tee meets. Arthur Drug Store: Minnie Cor Morse’s Jealousy concerning his ARIETY No Word From Llndy dera,’ 191 Eldridge street; Mia. companion’s attentions to other men. No answer has as yet been re Charlea Rohan, 314 Gardner atreet: ceived from Colonel Qiarles A. Mrs. Rudeen, 330 Center streer; Lindbergh, the third civilian mem Mrs. P^ J. (J^anaugh, Burnham THE SPICE OF YOUR ber of the special committee. street; Mra, J. GigUo, 90 street; ST. UWRENCE SEAWAY The President, It is imderstood, Mrs, Annie McManus, 829 th Center will make no definite move to /e- street; Ethel Scott, 194 Cen'.er REJECTED BY SENATE organize any of the present govern street; Mrs. E. L. Dowd, 27 Mapie Ward’s mental air units, including the atreet: Mra. Edna F- Moriarty. 64 (OoQtinqed from Page One) EASTER WARDROBE Army Air Service, until be has the North School street; Mrs. John Get NEW Bamsbee, 96 Prospect street; Mrs Indiana, Schall, and Vandenberg— Styles Twice Mary Peckenham, 33 Elro street; 14. Mrs. E. J. Deacy, 226 School street. Farmer-Labor: a Week . Gelatin Salad—Edith Marks, 27 Sblpstead—1. Lllley street. Total for ratification—48. iVitb Easter jast ahead, you’re eager for Bean Salad—Mrs. R. C. Alton, 249 Thote Against PINEHURST East Center atreet Democrats against: something different, thriiiing, new I Then Cheese Balls—Mrs. A. Tluck, 59 Adams, Bailey, Byrd, Clark, Con- Phone 4151 Wetherell street. nally, Coolidge. Copeland, Dleterich, come to Wards and have a fling at Spring’s Loaf Bond Bread—Mra. Leslie M George, Lewis, Lonergan, Long, Mc- Pinehurst Meat Department Ames, 325 Center street Carran, McGUl, Neely. Overton, Salad—Miss S. Freeburg, 82 Piue Reynolds, RUaaeU, Stephens, Tyd- most varied fashions . . . clothes in every Features: street in « , Wagner and Wafsb—22. PLUS = Chaaae Bita-^-Mra. George J Republicans against; 6 STAR PICTURE mood and manner . • . for every type of Rib Roast Beef Smith, 46 Jensen atreet. Austin, Barbour, Carey, Davis, The Herald Cooking School will Dickinson, Ooldsborougb. Hale, THE KINGS AND-QUEENS woman ... every occasion .., every pocket* continue tomorrow and Friday at Hastings, Hatfield, Hebert, Kean, OP COMEDY the State theater with Just aa many Keyes, McNary, Metcalf, Patterson, CHARLIE 19c, 22c fine prises each day. Seasiona begm Reed, Stelwer, Townsend, Walcott book! We’ve sketched i grand examples I Boned and Rolled or cut at 10 a. m. and White—20. short. Grand total agalnst^—42. RUGOLE8 The only pair announced was Sen PUBUC RECORDS I ators Norbeck (R., S. D,),and Mur MARY Delicious — Breaded Veal phy (D., Ia.), paired for, with Glass DRESSES (D., Va.), against. In voting on BOLAND Chops or Cutlets. Quit Claim Deed treaty there has to be two Senators Loads of short-sleeved street and S u n Veal Cutlets, 39c lb. Manchester Realty Company to on one side paired with every Sena day night styles! Jackets! Taffeta and Loin Veal Chops, 35c lb. George A. and Gertrude W. Cowles, tor on the other side of the quos W. C.FIEIJS 'iih Veal Chops, 29c lb. house and lot known as Lot No. 14, Uon. mousseline trims! Lovely spring shades. Lakevlew tract. The vote showed the oppositiou ALU80N Stewing Veal, 15c Ib. Corporation Reports obtained about a dozen more votes Veal Shanks, 9c lb. The folloi^g reports of corpora than necessary to defeat the pact COATS , tlons were filed today with Town The positions of the remaining SKIPWORTH CPerk Samuel J. Turklngton: Green five Senators-:
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In that vldnity. They, went to the cured to take the girls to the pital this afternoon, but Miss Jack- SUlCIDirS WIDOW DIBS iE to t BAN EXTRA JOBS ROADSIDE TEA ROOMS TWO GIRLS HURT aid of the three motoriitia, who were hospital. They were given further son, who had a hip Injury and suf Nashua, N. H., •(Jury badly shaken up and cut from flying treatment at the h ^ lta l. Miss fe r^ from shock, will be kept at the Sesmour, March 14.—(AP)—Mrs. -^Tho 650 sn^oyeas of tha'LaaslI ARE NOT UNDER CODE glaae. First aid was rendered while Karlsen’s Injuries were not serious hospital for another day for obser Carolina Ruscher, whose husband, and Flelseher ShM FaotEvy walkad FOR SKILLED MEN INAUTOOIASH another automobile w'as being se and she was able to leave the' hos vation. John Buscher, cwnmltted suldde by out toiday when a-dasufiad^'^tof^ a hanging at their home- here yester twenty per cent wagn inerssas sau Hartford, March 14 — (AP) — refused. >< >. : day, died at the Griffin hospital this PrEicticEdly all of the workers la Roadside fmlt and vegetable stands, morning. Mrs. Busdier lu^ Em in “hot-dog” coimters and tea rooms in the two plEmts were satfi to be-meoi'* Complaints To CWA Board Miss Josephine Karlsen And fected arm removed at the hospital hers of the United Gttioe EUkTLastil- small towns which are not close ^o last week. ’The Ei$ed couple will be er Workers union, which is Involved “trade areas” are believed to- be I .burled together, a double funerEil in a widespread strike in the nearby Bring Today’s Action; Lay benefitted by a new interpretation Miss Thelma Jackson Tak for them now being EUTEmged. shoe center of Haverhill, Mews. of the restaurant code receiv^ to day by the Connecticut NRA com Of 34 This Week. pliance board from Thomas I. en To Hospital I CAN’T ©O, s n H . Emerson, assistant counsel in the legal division of the NRA at Wash |*M TOO NERVOUS. Hearlnf complaint* that skilled ington. ^ A sedan owned by Walter W. worker* receiving |1 m hour doing The ruling is that restaurants are Keeney of Bucklanti and 'driven by Spring included within the area or the bis son, Richard collided last night work for the CWA in Manchester, President’s executive order of Octo with a utilities pole on Tolland turn had taken jobs “on the side” for ber 23, 1933, therefore “restaurant pike near the Glode Ice house. The ' V oo- three days a week, thus materially employers operating in towns of left side of the automobile was And.the world is changing increasing their income, the local less than 2500 population not with' smashed, the top i-om off from the CWA boanl today took steps to cor in the Immediate trade area of the frame and the running board ripped rect the evil by passing a resolu large towns and cities, who are en- away, but the occupants were for its clothes ....with the smart tion which emphasized that any gsiged locally and have five or less tunate to escape with but minor in -skilled worker on the CWA payroll employes, are exempted from all juries. THEY NEVER UPSCT ^ im d to be engaged in outside work provisions of the restaurant code.” In the car with young Keeney at set turning to ‘would be held liable for immediate August Brauer, executive assist discharge. the time was Miss Josephine Karl tHE NERVES. ant at Connecticut NRA compliance sen of 31 Golway street, and Miss Down To 820 board headquarters explained that Thelma Jackson of 1343 Tolland Thirty-four CWA workers will be the roadside stands and tea rooms turnpike. Miss Jackson bad been Suits laid off this week, in accordance in small towns' are benefitted by visiting at the home of Miss Karlsen with instructions received from this ruling. The term “trade area” and Mr. Keeney had volunteered to CWA state headquarters in Hart had already been interpreted eus the take her home in the automobile. ford. This reduces the local CWA area bordering on a large town or 'They were heafied west on Tolland ^uota to 320 men. The fact was city. turnpike, which Is narrow and Indiy^uality an(i beauty stressed at today’s board session It also has been ruled that cash from which all of the ice has not that George H. Waddell, CWA certi discount on meal tickets does not melted. When the car neared the. are the dominant keynotes fying officer, and Hayden Griswold, constitute an unfair trade practice. CAMELS COSTLIER TOBACCOS Manchester-East Hartford town line CWA supervising engineer, had it skidded on the ice, went out of nothing whatever to do with the the driver’s control and then YOU CAN SMOKE THEM STEADILY... BECAUSE THEY in the galaxy of striking weekly laying off of the workers. JOSEPH LOEFRER crashed against the pole. Mrs.i Buckley, who has been as The accident occured at 9:45 p. m. NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES . .. NEVER TIRE YOUR TASTE 1 suit fashions we are now signed by the state CWA headquar and the noise ai.tracted people living ters to conduct an investig