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Established as a Weekly 1881. Try THE HERALD’S WANT COL V O L. NO. Established as a Semi-WeeHly 188a. MANCHESTER, CONIi, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919 UMNS. Cost onO c ^ t per word for PRICE TWO 0 ^ m v m 192 Established as a Daily 1914. first insertion, half cent thereafter. Russians to Ship SNfRIM DISPATCH SAYS II. S. CRDISER FIRED N. 04 STARTS FOR TREPASSEY; Food to Teutons SHOTS AT FFALIAN WARSHIP FOR D^HETDIO Paris, May I'i.—^The Bolshevik government at Morfcow has sent a iE NAVY Dll wird^ss dispatch to Berlin stating ORDERS! OEnCERS REFUSE T D R IS C K REPORT that the Russians are willing to con tribute food to Germany, but' will H f not “be duped’’ nor will they cease “EGG RIOTS” LATEST Athens, May 14.— (Passed by Refuse to Dl^nss Report. hostilities, according to> information N^C-1 and N. C-3 May Start GERMAN DISTURBANCE French censqr.)—A dspatch from Paris, May 14.—No official report received here today. Amsterdam, May 14.-r- 4lgg Smyrna says that an American cruis had been received today at the of Today Also Across Atlan- / Germans Also Offer Substitutes for Certain Chnses and De riots” are the latest in Ger er fired two shots at an italiaif war fice of Admiral Benson, U. S. N., re many. Advices from Heils- BORDEN CALLED HOME. l>erg said th a t 42 women had Paris, May 14.—Sir Robert Bor ship on the morning of May 12 for garding the unofficial report from mand Freedom of Intercourse With Austria—Affies WiB tic _ N . C 4 Win Not Stop Athens that an American cruiser had l)een arrested, martial law de- den, the Canadian Premier, is re disobeying allied naval orders. The claretl, and. many women turning to Canada, according to fired two warning shots at an Italian wounded, after a moh of fe shots were fired across the bow and Reject Offers—Austrian Envoys Expected Today—To Be - 1*5 at Halifax Unless She Runs Reuter’s Ltd., be cause the political warship off Smyrna. males had attacked food shops stern of the Italian wareraft, the shouting “We want eggs.” situation there is said to require American naval officials refused h to Storm — “Blimp” his presence. dispatch said. to discuss the report. Handed Thmr Treaty on Wednesday.
Starts from Long Island. Paris, May 14.—Three lengthy SPEECH OF GERMAN German notes were handed to the ‘ ARRIV^ES AT HALIFAX. LODGE, IfADER OF & 0. P. SENATORS; ENGLISH CIVILIANS W AIR STAGE ^ig Four this morning and they be ‘ Halifax, N. S., May 14.— Tlie sea gan immediate consideration qf plane N. C-4 arrived here at 2.10 p. PREMIER STIRS UP them. i m., local time, (1.10 New' York t o ALL PARTS OF HNITED KINGDOM The first dealt with the Gorinan CIM NS, IOWA, PRESIDENT PRO 1EM request for oraU discussions of the time) this afternoon, having com pleted a flight from Chatham, Mass., ANTJ-U. S. peace treaty. in four hours juid five minutes, on The second 'related to a substitute JUGO-SLAVS SACKED BOLSHEVIK ARTILLERY average speed of more than 80 miles plan for the disposition of Saar "Val Curtis, of Kans^, Republi TOWNS IN RETREAT. SILENCED BY ALLIES S^en Great Air Routes Es- aq hour. ley based upon a division of the coal Milan, May 14.—The re American Quartets at Berlin London, May 14.—Bolshevik fields. The N. C-1 and N. C-3 averaged treating Jugo-Slav tro|ops that artillery on the Archangel tabfished — 120 Aero only slightly more than 00 nautical can Whip— ^Brandegee to invaded Austria sacked and front that was violently shell The third demanded freedom^ of miles an hour in their flight from destroyed the town of Wind- Guarded by Extra Force ing allied positions has been intercourse with Austria. silenced, said an official dis Rockaway Beach to Halifax. ^ Name Committees — Pro ish-Graetz, not even sparing dromes and Landing Sta It is expected that all three will persons of their own national patch today to the W ar Office eventually be rejected. ity, according to advices re of PoGce. from General Ironside, the Chatham, Mass., May 14.—Uniteo gressives Name Jones and ceived here today. British commander in north tions Now Being Used. States trans-Atlantic seaplane N. C- ern Russia . The Dvina river is now open AUSTRIANS EXPECTED TODAY. 4, “slid off” Cape Cod at 9 05 a. m., Kenyon. for allied transportation. London, May 14.—The commer Paris, May 14.—The Austrian \today, circled high above the naval NEWSPAPERS BACK cial air stage has been officially ush peace envoys are expected to arrive air station for a short time and then PENROSE SUTED TO HEAD ered in by Great Britain. Civilians today and it is now likely that the started on an 800 mile jump to Tre- Washington, May 14.—The Sen SCHEIDEIHANIfS WORDS » are traveling on seven great air ways treaty will be handed them by next ate Republican conference today se GERMANS DO NOT WANT passey, N. F. SEN. FINANCE COMMIHEE radiating from London to all parts Wednesday. To Go Alone. , The Austrian credentials will be' lected Senator Cummins of Iowa, for However ^His Wor^s are Not O. K’d of the United Kingdom and to points ' Failing to catch up with her sister TO GIVE UP EX-KAISER examined by a commission composed- President pro tern of the Senate on by Government and Ministers Are outside. One hundred and twenty planes, the N. C-1 and N. C-3, Com / Warren, Chairman of Appropriations of M. Gambon, of France, and Henry nomination by the Progressives. Sen Awaiting Word Prom Versailles. aerodromes and landing stations mander A. C. Read, said he would — Johnson Declines Office o, That Clause in Treaty Unacceptable have been placed at the disposal of White, of the United States delega make Aie long flight from Newfound ator Lodge was re-elected chairman President P ro Tern. Ponce Delegates Declare—Leaders commercial air traffic, 34 main aero tion. land to the Azores alone. of the Republican conference, which Berlin, May 14.—The speech o\ Pi-otost Against It. dromes being, opened at once. Plea for Cooperation. However, if weather conditions carries with it the position of ma Washington, May 14.—The selec Premier Philip Scheidemann in the The Air Routes. The Germans at "Versailles haye along the Nova Scotia coast are ad jority leader of the Senate. Sena tion of Senator Penrose, of Penn national assembly in which he de Paris, May 14.—The German peace The seven air ways are only pro sent a com m unication to "Vienna by verse, the N. C-4 will put into Hali tor Curtis of Kansas was re-elected sylvania, as chairman of the Finance clared that the*peace terms are un- delegation finds the clause of the visional and may be modified to suit way of Berlin, appealing tq the AuS'> fax tonight and will go on to Tre- Republican whip and Senator Wads Committee, of Senator Warren, of acceptablo- to Germany has been ap treaty providing for the surrender later needs of development. They trians to co-operate with the Ger passey tomorrow. worth of New Yprk was re-elScted Wyoming, as chairman of the appro proved almost unanimously by the of the ex-Ka,iser and other German lead from London to Edinburg and man's in securing unit^ during ^0 Commander Read and his men Secretary of the conference. ^ priations committee, was assured at German press. ^ officials for trial unacceptable to Glasgow, via Manchester and New discussions. ^ ...... were undaunted by the hard luck Sanderson Secretary. The Germanr have. ihe organization meeting of Senate FeoHiig" Against U.> 8. them and it is understood that thi^ castle. they experienced. Forced by motor The conference named George A. fifth note to the alliee , sUgig^tM[|^'■ Republicans today. As a result of the bitter language protest is contained in one Of the Prance, from Lympne, near Dov trouble to put In here last week Sanderson, of Iowa, as Secretary of further changes in the terms in the' The progressive republicans will used by the Premier feeling is grow notes forwarded to the Allies today. er. Holland, from Hadlelgh, near wTiIle on the first leg of the trans-» the Senate and David S. Barry, of interests of Germany. not carry their fight agalifst Pen ing strongef against the Americans Advices from Berlin^ stated that Harwich. Plymouth, via Southamp oceanic flight—Rockaway Beach, L. Providence, R. I., as sergeant at A touch of humor has been added rose and Warren to the floor of the and precautionary measures have the leaders of the various political ton. Bristol, ftom New Holland, op I„ to Halifax, N. C., the N. C-4 has arms. Carl A. Loeffler of the district to the situation by the Mayor of St. Senate, and >any opposition that may been taken by the police about the parties had protested against this posite Hull, on the east coast, Wna- remained storm bound. of Columbia, was selected assistant Germain issuing an appeal to the develop will be fought out in the Adlon Hotel, where the American part of the terms and especially the chines can jump off for Scandinavian Gales from the northeast which doorkeeper. Mr. Sanderson is a re inhabitants to remain cool when the conference today, leaders stated. All mission is quartered, as well as radical conservatives. countries. The London terminus swept down the coast abated t-oday, tired mining engineer, and was iden Austrians arrive. but three of the Republican members about the headquarters of-tffe other Belief is prevalent here that the will be at Hounslow, 12 miles south however. The wiAd shifted to the tified with the Republican national of the next Senate gathered early Germans must abide by the condi Land Problems Settled. . allied missions to prevent trouble. west of Central London, while cus m southeast and the sea became calm committee in the last campaign. He for the conference. Senators Len Not Government’s Word. tions relating to the former emper toms houses for traffic outside of the The Big Pour are understood to The airmen then determined to make Is a newspaperman. root, of Wisconsin, and Pall, of New Premier Scheldemann’s speech is or, although formal reply will be United Kingdom will be llipited to have decided upon all territorial- the long "jaunt” to New Found- / liodgo ('hairmnu. Mexico, being the only ones unable not accepted as the govoernment’s made to any suggestions that are four; Lympne, Hadlelgh, New Hol questions in the Austrian treaties land.” Senator Lodge, as chairman of the to reach Washington. contained in the German note, save the position of th^ Adriatic lit last word, however. The Ministers land and Hounslow. All machines ft,. Those Aboard. conference, was authorized to name Senator Lodge Presides. are expected to await the result of plying for hire must be certified as toral. This relieves the American Besides Lieutenant Commander a committee on committees of .nine y H w Today’s conference was presided the negotiations at Versailles before "air worthy,” and the pilots must delegation of all responsibility i as A. C. Read of Lyme, N. H., others members; a committee on order of over by Senator Lodge, of Massachu making any decisive announcement AUSTRALIA TO GET SHARE submit to periodical examinations. President Wilson has already made aboard were Pilot Lleqtenant E. F. business, which is the majority setts, who appointed a steering con»- as to signing the treaty. These arrangements were com his position clear In this respect and Stone, of Livonia, N. Y.; Pilot Lieu “steering committee of nine members the Americans are resting on that. mittee of nine members, upon which It is recognized that the exchange OF THE SHIPPING TRADE pleted by the Air Ministry, which tenant J. C. Walker Hinton, of Van and a committee on patronage of Both Premier Orlando, of Italy, the progressive wing of the party of opinions between the German en will supervise and aid commercial Wert, Ohio; Radio Operator Ensign three members.” and Baron- Sonnino, the Italian for was represented. voys and the allies at Versailles air navigation. H. C. Rodd, of Cleveland, Ohio; En Brandegco Heads Committees. Preceding the conference, the pro Is Buying and Building Vessels for eign minister have called upon Col might be upset completely If any flat Eight Landing Stations. gineer Chief Special Mechanic E. H. Senator Brandegee of Connecticut gressives'' met to consider a candi onel E. M. House during the past 24 announcement were made here at World Trade—Sending Out Ad "While fairly long flights depend Howard, of Cutchogue, L. I.; Reserve will be chairman of the committee date for'President pro tern of the 'hours, but it is understood that no this time. -< vance Agents. solely upon the passengers’ require Pilot Engineer J. L. Breeze, of New- on committees which will report, it Senate. This post was offered to progress has been made towards the ments, the air ministry has arranged 'York City. is expected, within a week. Other Senator Hiram Johnson, of Califor , Cabins Meets Again.' settlement of the troublesome Flume The cabinet, the peace committee Washington, May 14.—Australia for eight landing stations on the 400 The aviators were up early this members will be announced later by nia, but he declined to.serve. . There question. i > o( the national assembly and the is plajining to get her share of the mile journey to Glasgow or Edin morning. They were ready for “hop Senator Lodge. The progressives is a disposition to tender the posi leaders 'Of the various political par world, trade by ^instituting a compre burg. The longest flight, fbr which off” at daybreak, but a slight for off have named Senator Jones, of Wash tion to a progressive and the selec ties met again to'day to .dfscuss the hensible Shipping program, accord there is no immediate aerodrome of the cosat made it Impossible to ington and Kenyon of Iowa, as their tion of Senator Lenroot, of Wis ing to officla,! advices. Department available is only 143 miles, from GOV. HOLCOMB TO VEtO, proceed. Shortly after eight a. m., representatives on this committee. consin, was considered as mpre than developments at Versailles while Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau is of Commerce today. North Shotwlck, in Wales, to Dub the seaplane was run out on the Following a report from this com a possibility. ’ ty- keeping in close touch with tHe gov It already has been announced that lin. The second longest is from APPROPRIATION BBXS beach near the 4lr ■station. She was mittee the progressives, led by Sena George A. Saa(lerson, a Chicago at “1 ernment through Count von Bern- she will buy eight ships from the Eastleigh, near Southampton, to Cat- taken on a trial spin and then came tor Borah, will make their fight on torney, was said to be slated for the storfl former German ambassador to United States and inaddition now has tewater, near Plymouth, 132 miles. down. Her motors were tuned up. Senators Penrose and Warren for secretaryship of the Senate, wiUi Ahh Will Decide Against State Box> the United States. building in this country three 10,- In establishing these aerial trunk- In about an hour she “lined up” on the chairmanship of the Finance and David S. Barry, of Providence, R. I., ing BUI Passed by Both 'Houms The American officials in Berlin 000 ton,ships of the oil burning ways the air ministry strove to fore the beach. Circling hl^h about the Appropriations Committee respec sergeant at arms. of Legislature. type. She has 15 cargo ships in ser see the needs of future travel by air air station and out over Chatham tively. '*' are watching the situation closely, vice and her share in the allocation and it made use of some of the aero Bar the giant plane was finally McCumber, Steering Committee. not only In Berlin, but elsewhere, NEW RADIO RECORD. of German and Austrian ships will dromes that were used la training Vr.« pointed out to sea and shot away in Senator McCumber, of North Da throughout the country. New Haven, May 14.— That OoT- be 19. . camps during the war. the distance. kota will be chairman of the Steer Washington,- May 14.—Acting R is a noticeable fact that the ernor Holdbmb will attach a veto That this fleet may be kept busy, The armistice left Great Britain Vanishes in Fog Bank. ing Committee and Senator New, of Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt to greatest opposition seems . to come to a large number fff-appropriatiofi. outsfde of Bavaria. Australia is now sending out agents with 337 aerodromes in the United With glasses thoso on shore could Indiana, will be-chairman of the com day sent a radio message to Com bills passed, by the legislature inelnd- to foreign countries both to find Kingdom, some of which had been follow the aircraft for a distance of mittee on patronage. There were mander Read, aboard the N.C.-4 and Scheidemann Guarded. ing those tor state arpioriee In Wal markets for Australian prolucts and used by American leArners. Of 10 mlled. Then she sank into a 43 of the 49 Republican Senators received a reply two minutes later, The University of Berlin building lingford, Ansonia and Mi^dlefowa, to find cargoes for the ships on their these 116 .have already been requisi faint fog bank. The. sun was shin in attendance at the conference. The in Unter den Linden, where the Na was the belief ezpressetP tOday.- establishing what is beUeved to be a returu voyage. , tioned for agricultural uses, wh^te ing warm and bright, the wind was absentees were Senators La Follette, tional Assembly is meeting tempor According to the" same intonadtion record for an exchange of this sort. Advices to the bureau of foreign '1-1 at the rate of about 20 miles an hour Gronna, Cummins, Townsend, Pall arily was guarded by policemen and 100 will be required from time to.'the appropriation for axtamoi^ -at “What- is your position?” Secre and domestic commerce show _Aus- time by the Royal Air Force from the southeast and there was and Lenroot. vsoldiers supported with machine Waterbury-will be permitted to itaiid^c j'f ! tary Roosevelt’s message read. “All tralla to have assets of $3,^6 5 070 00,- hardly a ripple on the waters off Senator Lodge announced after keenly Interested in your progress. guns when Herr Scheidemann spoke. $5 For 8h
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Public Whist and Dance. ^ musician wbo^can play all kinds Lleutenint, ^ntor Grade, RhlpH at inktruments beats the band. Scandla Lodge will give its nine l^^oi^riHi 'Qf- Ohela^ Massii' gfiya3>t- teenth anniversary whist party and ^ein the meifi’ as asr dance at Tinker Hall tomorrow even Ksisted at the lamichlng. I w thei- ing at eight o’clocok. Music will be inoh’ bottles/ contalningr. cotfee and by the Victor orchestra and refresh AS YOUNG AS water and boxes containing sand AnotKer showing Tonight of the play that M ments will be served. The price of 887 Main St. , wiches and the navy B(and-by—-beans ^ V Mfidchoster by stomi )YOUR KIDNEYS admission will be 25 cents.-—ady. — were first placed aboArd. At 7:'30 . ‘Ttt'sicret of youth Is ELIMINA- :he siren blew another blast and the nK)N OF POISONS from your body. ^ The consumers of sweets are very inen grabbed the ropes to hold the i j This done, you can lire to be a hundred i d and enjoy the good things of life 'U'ith sour about the new luxury tax. Warm Weather Coming dirigible d o w . In response to a as mndi **i^p'* as you did when in tbr few sharp orders they her'] mMtinftiine of yopth. Keep your body off 1,000 feet from the hangar, di in jjOM condition, that’s tho secret. % i ,H tm d i the kidneys. They filter anc Bring Your Suits Let us Bsdee for You rectly facing the south-wind. polity blood, all of which blood Lieutenant 0«nipbell*s Words. passes throng them once every three Here for Cleaning Our Bi^ery Department is equipped to take care aalmnes. Keep them clean and in As he entered the basket,. Lieu TflMORROW—The famous w iS iS ir pijonsr wocking condition and yon hav And Repairing of your nifeds. tenant Campbell said: wtHitny to fear. Drive the poisonoir wastaa and deadly nric acid accumubi- FIRST CLASS WORK ONLY No housekeeper could use greater care in the selection ‘God be with uH'tin we meet ___ from your system. .Take ilOLD Men’s and Women’s Suits B ry and preparation of foods than our skilled bakers. again.” '5s= mSDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules and vou ‘We will be with the seaplanes, win always In good condition. You or Steam Cleaned and Press^. win feel, strong and vigorous, with If you are one of our regular patrons we don’t need to yet,” said Commander Coil, and he FOR SALE—Practically new two Very low prices. steady Mrres and elastic muscles. gave orders for the dirigible to ipove family 12 room flat just ofE Wwit Cenc^ g o ld HpinAT. Haarlem Oil Oapsuler tell you of, the quality of our products. If you are not, ter street J»rice - reasonable . W ^^ are imx>orted direct from the labora Alterations of All Kinds. we invite you to try them. ' , oft. • . ' laoe O. Robb. 863 Main street Park tories at Haarlem, Holland. Custom Tailoring .Classified Building. ' They are a reliable remedy whicb I ■>.. ' • At 8 o’clock sharp the balloon has been nsed by the sturdy Dutch for Our Cooked Meats rose in the air, headed south, then FOR SALE—East) Middle Turnpike, over 200 years, and has helped them Advertisements acres land, 7 room bouse, barn for, to develop into one' of the strongest A variety of cooked meats always ready for your table, headed directly north with the south . head of stock and large chicken I ■nd beartniest races of the world. Get wind at its tall, while a big shout Price is reasonable. Wallace D. Rodd, here— Gobel’s products and our own. 863 Main St.. P^rk Building. them from your^druggist.. Do not take 241 NORTH MAIN STREET went up from the hundred gathered — — -IN TH E------a sn^tirote. In sealed packages— HARTMAN BLOCK Dairy Products such as Butter, Cheese, Milk and ' FOR SALE—Practically new . two- three slzsa at the station. She was flying at family 10-room flat on p&kland street, Cream, always on hand. an altitude of about 500 feet when all conveniences and strictly mqderi Price is *4.900 for Quick sale, she disappeared to the northeast. amount of 'cash. Wallace ’ D . R oe Try Federal Coffee 35c lb. EVENING N 863 Main St, Park Building. 65-70 Miles An Hour. The Blimp’s ordinary speed with FOR SALE—Pore, bred Whi horn baby chiokB, 18 centi eac»- . no wind is about 50 miles an hour, tom hatching, three centa each\‘«gj|r Telephone Rockville X- O. but with the wind favoring her as it French, Vernon, Conn. did at the start she is expected to ACCDENT ON TRANSPORT FOR SALE—Seasoned ^^^ood. W ENGLISH CiyiUANS average between 65 and 70 miles. , ft., $8: stove length, |10 per „ Hard, 4 ft., $9; stove 111. Mixed-slal _ If she meets with no accident and BRING RESULTS stove length. C.H. Schell, ttpdkineM USE AIR STAGE DURING lERRIFIC STORM flies directly to St. Johns her course Farm. TeL' 143-12. # ' ■ (Continued frd^ F afe 1.^.) will bQ only 900 miles in length and RATEJ—One cent a word for TO REJ^T : ' ' V- 700 Iron Bunks Collapse During sh^ will reach her destination about first Insertion, one half cent a Gale— Outfit Aboard Sustainet 9 4’clock tonight. She is expecieu word for each subsequent In FOR RENT—A garage* suitable for Your Home (coming into or going c^t sertion. The combined initials one machine. Enqolye 22 Florenpe Britain) must land at one of the 1,000 Casualties in War. to anchor at Quid! Vide, just outside of a name, or the figoi^ of a street any,__ ■ evening. ■ -» —^ custom aerodromes for Inspection of St. Johns. number count as one word. TO RENT—5 room cottage on Sontli Boston, May 14.— With the nsua Minimum charge' 20 cents* Main St. ■ Inquire Warren Taylor, goods and passengers. Those leav 144 South Main street. tooting of whistles and cheers of . MAY START TODAY. Furnished ing London for Paris naturally will TO RENT—Six room house on Hart welcome from official committees anc For the accommodation of get their first elearance papers at Trepassey, N. F., May 1.— Unless OUT patrons we qrill accept Tel ford Road. Large barn, ohiC^W. civilians the transport F. J. Lucken coops,\ grape vines and one acre' W Hounslow. all indications fail, the two Ameri ephone advertisements for this land. The price 1s low. Wallace D. The ajr ministry fully expects a bach docked today at Commonwealth can seaplanes, N.C.-l and N.C.-3, will column from any one whose Robb, 853 Main St., Park Building. , Pier with the 126th Infantry, less take the air late this afternoon in Tiamq is ou OUT bwks payment R E E majority of the civilian machines to to be made at earliest'convene TO RENT—Phirnlshed rooms; ^^^1X the third battalion. There were 25 to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden St., or Ik be either actual war models or types the first attempt to cross the Atlan lence. In other cases cash R. Dynes, 701 Main St. -A ’ adapted to war models. officers and 2,308 men In the regi tic by air. must accompany order. by saving" ment commanded by Cblonel W. T. The two fiying boats were tugging WANTED Mollison. impatiently at theiy moorings in the Read By 10,000 People WANTED-t-Those ladles who coqidj The outfit which was formerly a inner bay at sunrise this morning as not get a bung'alow apron last week I because they sold so quickly, to. KnayfJ SWMiUtKET part of the Michigan National Guard gusts of northwesterly winds ruffled that Eger has another lot Just receiv KE FUR CO. ed. iSingalow aprons, some' with the waters. New York, May 14.—The stock sustained 1,000 casualties. FOR S A L E elastic belts, worth $1.50 at 99 cents. Viettms of Accident. Every man aboard the American Come quick or you’ll be left again. market opened strong today in all FOR SALE—12 minutes’ walk from Five men were carried from the warships in the harbor was up before mill, nearly, new 12 room house, ^ e ll WANTED—Adoption home fqr STAMPS groups except in the oil stocks, with Price bright, healthy six-year old boy. ^ o - ship in ambulances, victims of an daybreak and the crews of the two built, modern- improvements, the steel shares the most active. only $4,500. Easy terms. Robert J testant, American parentage. A » l y accident when 700 iron bunks on seaplanes were making final inspeo- smith, Bank Building. Connecticut' Children’s Aid Society, We redeemed over $1,600 worth of these Baldwin Locomotive was in demand, Brown-'Thomson Building, Hertford, the berth deck collapsed during a tions shortly after. | ^qr s a l e —^West side double house Connecticut. stamps last year. They represent advancing over one point to 100. terrific gale on the way. Tlnv T,r»nt» AwmIIm I of 9 rooms, close to trolley and mills. 16 Grafanolas given away at $100 each or Steel Common advanced 1 3-4 to Day Long Awaitea. o^^oo for quick sale., 10 per cent in- WANTED—Competent maid. fpr. The Luckenbach left Brest in a Thls is the day for which the Unit- vestment. Robert; J. Smith, Bank housework, no laundry. T€‘Celephonie ■ 8 Complete Dining Suites given away at 102 5-8. Cruicible Steel 1 1-2 to storm on the 27th day of April and ed States navy has been Waitipg Building. ------— 331-2 or call 11 Park street. - $2CL0 each or 74 1-4 and Republic Iron and Steel on the second day one of the en s'inoftSince Seoretarvtjecreiary of oi the me NavvIjiavy uammo Daniels I^.^j^gntial FOR SALE—At section, north neat cottageend iu of due WANTED—To do your decorating 320 Rugs given away at $5 each or one point to 85 5-8. for the Welcome Hom* celebration. gines broke down. The storm was approved the daying plan fpy tfie rooms, all improvements, steam heat 200 Rockers given away at $8 each or The marine issues also were ' beautiful finish, extra lot all for $400 The Overseas Decorators,,ralorw,. so severe that 700 hunks on the trans-ocean flight, and the me: Robert J. Smith, Batik Building. orators for the cosanittoe, -Innrli 4 C om p^e Homes furnished at $400 each strong, Marine Preferred advancing block. steamer collaps^i^, but none of the seemed to shnse it as they 1 3-4 to 119 3-4 and the common 3-4 FOR SALE—Building sites on and - WANTED-^MeiT' ..or occupants w ^e wriously Injured. quietly about the big airships^;'^^ near Eart Centor street, $360 and up These stamps are our o\^ copyright and t* 48 7-8. American Hide and If you like this location it will pay ■derwear sale at Eger’s. At Chemln Des Dames. At daybreak the wind was right. to look these 'Over now. Robert J union suits, worth $1*75 at 11.28;. wc Leather common rose one point to $1.98 also fine ribbed, at $1.59. are redeemed At our own store thus saving The 126th Infantry became part Unless there is aTradieal change In Smith, Bank Building. ____ week only. Stock' limited. 32 3-8. you- the profit which premium houses have of General Mangin’s army and went conditions the start Is certain. Were FOR SALE—Wadsworth street Buying continued in many groups modern 2 family house, one that is ■WANTEDf-Bvery Modern Woodmafi to make on stamps which they sell to the up to the Cheqiin des Dames, par it noti for the not/briously tricky always rented. Good home or Invest 'of America to fattend the May l6tn during the forenoon. Steel Common meeting of South Manchester CaniP* merchants- KeFurCo. stamps are given ticipating in the heavy fighting. The weather of Newfoundland it might ment. Price only $4500. Robert J. No. 9280. On that date referendum rose over one point to 102 3-4. Smith, Bank Building.______vote will be taken on the propOlefl with all purchases for cash or installment at regiment was In reserve at St. Mi- be asserted positively that both fly | v * ' Baldwin Locomotive rose over two f o r s a l e —$3200 on easy terms,, change In rates. Each member is our store. hiel. In a few days it again went ers will jump off this evening. [buys a neat bungalow of 5 large urged to 'b a present and express his points to 102. Gains of around one opinion on this important questloxi. See the display of redeemed stamp.s in our into action and[ brpke through the Only a slip of cable holds the rooms. Plenty of closet room. Spa Abraham Wilson, Cle rk ,______point were made in other equipment cious veranda, hard wood finish. Rob show window, and then "walk inside and famous Kremhilde-Strelling Line, two air liners to their mooring buoys. ert J. Smith, Bank Building.______' w a n t e d —By adults, to rent six issues. make a purchase and start -.wiiig our for which its division received the A twist of the wrist will release FOR SALE—Square Steinway room house.. G. V. 8., care of Herald. Gains of more than one point were stamps. insignia of the Arrow. Then the reg them when Commander Jo^n H. piano; also one bedroom set and a few WANTED—Women and glrL». Em recorded in the shipping and jrall- i other pieces of furniture. All In good ployment Department, Cheney Brota* iment became a part of the fifth Tower giyes the word, for the start condition. inquire John A. Coffey, eri, •oitf road stocks. Inter Preferred moved Ridge street. army corps and put in 21 daya in the and less than two minutes later both Our Profit Sharing Plan up 1 3-8 to 18 3-4. The oil issues FOR SALE—Gas hot water heater, LOST Argonne, winding up at Brehville at I planes will be in the air. $3.50. Apply 88 Bissell street. , were quiet. the time of the signing of the armi- From Captain Crenshaw of the FOR SALE—102 acre good dairy and LOST—Two Liberty Bonds 8,844,163 Pleases Stock Quotations. stice. 1 flagship Aroostook, down to the fruit farm, good buildings, big silo, 21 and 8,844,164. $60 each. Reward o f Reported for The Evening Herald head cattle, pair horses, hogs, hens, one *bond if returned to 36 Birch St. It was at this tiijie that Colonel I stokers in the holds, every man In geese and full line of machlffery: also Frank Usanis. ______by Richter & Co., 6 Central Row, Joseph Westnedge, who took the oat-1 the American flotilla is praying for 50 acre farm, with water power and LOST—On Walnut street betweeq. Our Special Offer for Hartford. 2:30 p. m. prices , , , . . J , I cider and grist mill, eight room house, Pine arid Cooper, small purse contain fit across and led it through the war, a westerly wind by evening and clear barn, hen house, Ice house, all In ing $5.98, two small keys and phpto* At G & W I ...... 167% collapsed and died of exhaustion. air over the ocean outside. | graph. Finder please return to Alaska Gold ...... • 3 % The mechanics toiled over the ------— ——------Hemld Branch office. 'i ' This Week Only American Sugar ...... 132 ^ I FOR SALE3—Hen coop and about two Am Tel & T e l ...... 103% planes all night. The N.C.-3*-waa.Ljojgn hens. inquire William Noren ' LOST—May 12, pocketbook contain at the stern of the Aroostook until 23 Ridge St., Tel. 384-3.______ing sum of money between Linden and Anaconda ...... 67% "Winter street on Center. Rew ^d U $1 Down the Am Sm elter...... 79% N. G-4 STARTS FOR midnight while her engines were be- decorations for stores, business returned to Herald Branch Office. t-*-- , „ , V. * 1. blocks and residences. The Over- Am Loco ...... 79% ing inspected and every Inch of her Decorators, official decorators for balance in Am Car Foundry ...... 104 HUGE NAVY On deck Ihe commjttee, Ferris Blook. FOUND A T & S F e ...... 96% im im hull and ■wings e±amined. Commander Towers conferred with FOR SALE— $1.00 Brooms 65c. Wash FOUND—Pocketbook with small Balt & O h io ...... fil tubs, buckets and boilers, oil ,stov^. sum of money on "Vine St Owner may covenient B R T ...... 24' m i B L E FOLLOWS his brother officers, checking up the Gas stove In .good order. J. McRob- have same by calling at 126 -School * . , ■ ^ 177 i_2 Spruce BethlehemSteel ...... 7T.% equipment and calculating the weight j Bargain store, SU and paying for advertisement Butte & Sup ...... 25% (Continued from Page 1.) weekly or of the supplies placed in the cock Col Fuel ...... 47% -FOR- SALE—Two of the best build MISCELLANBOUa Chile Copper ...... • 23 % pit. ing lots in Manchester; situated on i - monthly days to allow him to follow the N Hillard street, near railroad sta tl^ SPECIAL ATTENTION shouldi be C & 0 ...... 66% Lieutenant Commahdqr Bellinger and trolley line. Price reasonable. o o' C-1 and N. C-3 and reach the Azores given this advertisement Wideawake, K Can Pac ...... 168% .cu ^ charts In his cabin 1 George Davids^. 80 ChuChurch St., South Investors can earn money in laim pa3rments Erie ...... • 18% fourth leg ini „ c. Manchester. TeL 161-4, iu time to make the for his N.C.-l was at her moonngs _ manufacrturlng concern. Handsome ‘ [Erie 1 s t ...... 29% company with the others of the fly profits. Write, A M. T« L o ^ B«m^ Nftt will bring, this Gen Electric ...... 164% With all arrangements complete and Lny^^apie^Sn ®coJ^“ foot 33, Nation A. New Haven. Conn, / Gt Northern...... 96% ing squadron. a naval guard keeping watch over | whUe^b^rc^h ^$10^^^^^ foot length. ANDERSON & CARTER anfiouitpa that they are equipped , to do tTee .aU^ Grafanola Illinois Gent ...... 101% her. Address Howard- E. Fish, Bolton Notch, Kennecott ...... 3 4 % gery, pruning and spraying o f ftwR C-6 STARTS. If thh N.C.-4, which suffered from Conn. Tel. 145-23. trees, planting Of trees ana- BfiruoS; to your Lehigh Valley ...... 56% renovating and regtading ot laaral. . FOR ^ALB—Magee range in line and beu?» construction of dHvOWMrS Mexican Pet ...... 181% New York, May 14.— The United engine trouble last week on the ini- condition. J. S. Brown. 144 Pearl St. Mer M P f d ...... 119% States Navy dirigible, C-5, called tial hop to Halifax, arrives here from and walks, planting platls, and tha Home FOR SALE—Seed corn, ensilag^ general supervision of , estates*;^ Mer M ...... 48% ‘‘the Blimp” left at 8 o’clock from Chatham, Mass., immediately after Cooper street South Manohester. Oonn. 1 sweet and field. Seed beans, hay and Phone 353-13. ■ ■,'* Miami Copper ...... 25 % Montauk Point, L. I., for Newfound-1 the departure of the N.C.-l and I wood stove length. Inquire ,Greenway This is the newest Grafanola model. Rich [Norfolk & West _____ ,...... 108% Farm, 36 Porter St. Phone 518-12. pure tone. Powerful silent motor. Ex National Lead ...... 75% land. 1 N.C.-3 she may "follow across the UNCLAIMED UQTTBRS. clusive Columbia' tone leaves. Automatic North Pacific ...... 9^ A message was sent to Command-1 ocean by herself, hoping to join her | ^'^^apT'^°Dr. ^eidon.^*^^^*” ^ N Y Cent ...... 79% Unclaimed letters are . held at the non set stop. er Maxfleld at Washington. Inforih- Lister ships at the Azores. fo r SALE-Mv home at the GreenT N Y, N H & H ...... 32% ing him that the C-5 hid started and The destroyers which have p ^ to 400 foot frontage;>^,cre8 of land- The South, Manchester postoffice toy Hte-T; When this Grafanola is paid for you will [Press Steel Car ...... 80% tljat everything went off in tlp-.top Lea to mark the air route for the, gha^J) frult/^9’ room following persofns: have one full book of stamps worth $2.50 Penna People’s Gas ...... 50% shape. The staUon here asked American seaplanes, must Miss Anna Kelly, 200 Oak’street, which is equal to 2 1-3 por cent discount on [Repuh I ft a ...... i...... 87% Washington to report the departure fueled within six days and it lalSete,piece, garage for 8 cars, poultey hous^ Mias Minnie'Lyons, Maple* stifeelS. ; , Beading ...... ^...... 88.% Come up and ta^e a your purchase. to the United ' States cruiser Chi-I thought improbable that the P®vy {iSnk, you^^r’"’^ Hennf C. Moore^ Orford. Hotel. 'V The mid-month list of Columbia Records Isouthern Pac ...... ;...... 109-% dagp, which is ;at St. Johns, await-1 ^iu geep them..all at sea for thi at-[ea^y’ terms. Howaxd Barlow.. . Miss B. Mow®, 'Mfir cJoo^enlrtreet. for June now on sale. ing the “ Blimp’s” arrival. tempt by one seaplane if the other | FOR SALE^Four family house on Miss Della MoiiB, Southern Ry ...... 31%
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The Star That Everybody Hike Began Is doing good worti for llii'Vnff'rrrUiUgtf limniT Loves THE FANGS OF SCANDAL SINK DEEP—See this the Beds. V • • *. m e 41 ij I <11 liiaimLei “ Trilby” Play Carl Mays never wap la better trim In hls life than right adw. D om m ♦ • ♦ among sailors in tke flotilla H o’b Wflll, the EknmiS City pitcher, in I Is suffering from a bad arm. which will be thjs first to *1 miuirs im in r « * * arriving planes. V.
Baseball pools will not be allowed fff ‘ V '-. ' 4- to operate In Cleveland this season, L f ^^nVE U FRANCE’ * « * SOCIAL DEMOCRATS* FU nii Ed Konetchy, formerly of the Just the kind of a play you With Mary Boland the great Braves, Is now a meifiber of the Brook New York, May 14.— A have been longing for them lyn club. emotioned star • * ♦ peal fon^ the peace treaty. to makei. 1 •Fabrique, the former association today by the Social Demberatjui^ player, .will play \yith the Seattie cluh League of America, one of tbo J©^^ | ers of which is Allan L. JBenaon, 8IH OTHER SHORTER this season. Prices—Mat. 5 and 10; Evenings 15 and 20.and War Tax * * - * cialist candidate for Prealdept' to;.,' ^ SUBJECTS ON BILL McGraw thinks he has a great young 1916. The league was a stauqicA^ f '..1 pitcher In Xesse Winters. The young supporter of America’s entry. < ------—J ster Is quick to learn. the war. * * « • The League In a document mafia ^ _ The McHenry who is pitching for 'it Sacramento and doing It quite well is public today says that the League o f . Nations “ opehs’ the door to every BIG LEAGUE MANAGERS a California youth, a former coUe- glan. form of international cooperation, ^ * « • IfatlMial liearne. which is the sole and practicaLpato-^ Ponncr Southworth, former A. A. player, to international Democracy. It-. Club. Manager. Chicago...... Fred Mitchell.. .-.Catcher now with the PIttsburghs, will occupy signed Charles Edward Ru^eU, NewTork___ John McOraw.. .Third bM* thd cleanup position for the Pirates Cincinnati...... Pat Moran...... Catcher J. G. Phelps Stokes, Frank Bohm aUi Own Your Pltteburgh.. .Hugq Berdok.. Second dmo this soison. '•iVl William English WalHags. Brooklyn.. .Wilbert Robinson----^®-tcher • • • Boston...... Oeo>-ge Stallings...... *" Philadelphia. .Jack Combs...... Pitcher Tim Hendryx, former big leaguer, St. Louis.. .'.Branch Rickey...... Catcher American League. now wl^h the Colonels, will be a power Boston...... Ed Barrow----:. ..Pitcher for the club this seasoli if early games Cleveland...... Lee Fohl...... *" Washington. .Clark Orlfflth...... Pitcher are any criterion. L. T. OwnIHome New York.. .Miller Huggins.Second base ' * * * St. Louis...... Jimmy Burke.. .Third base Chicago...... Kid Gleason....Second base With the advent of Grover Hartley Detroit...... Hugh Jennings.... Shortstop Furniture and Piano MOTiOi Into the lineup of the Columbus Sena Call at our office and we will show you plans for mod Philadelphia. .Connie Mack.. . .Catcher The advent of Lent finds mothers that are permanent as wCll as soft tors, he will be the only playing man devoting their time to spring outfitting and pleasing. General Trucking . ern homes suitable for your needs. ager in the association. for the children In addition to their A school dress, for a girl an^here * * « Public Storehouse MAISEL GOES TO BALTIMORE own, which Is a more difficult matter. from twelve to seventeen, shown In the We’llehuild to suit your demands. Steve Yerkes has been appointed But the quiet of Lent allows time to picture above, is a combination of a Player Once Hailed as Star Pfasses captain of the Indians by Manager consider things. Spring has already plain color with white In yoke, but We charge nothing for services. Out of American League With Hendricks. Yerkes Is one of the most been heralded, for week^ in the shop, tons and simulated button holes. The Folly Brook Ice , Short Paragraph. brainy ball tossers in the association. by displays of children’s frocks made styles for girls of this age—the “ fiap- Let us explain our prbposition. • * * of wash fabrics, for school and other pers” that still like to romp, have run Dealer in all kinds of Wboc^ Fritz Matsel, once hailed as a pos The Colonels have an Italian in wear. Nothing startlingly new in fab to plain skirts and overgarments more lowest prices. sible star, and with all the signs of be- their lineup In the person of Mike rics has distracted attention from onr or less like the middy or sweater coat. J ing one, passed out of the American Cerest. He has yet to learn the fine old-time favorites for children’s wear, Big flat pearl buttons may be consid Phone 496 uid 672 ’ league with a three-line paragraph, points of the game but Is eager to but the season is distinguished by the ered a fad of the season and a very Th^ Manchester pretty means of fiftnple ornamenting Office 72 Bissell St. Malsel’s friends say he was ruined learn. unexcelled excellence in design of the « * • when Bill Donovan tried to make an new garments for the younger genera that may be allowed on dresses for outfielder of him. Others more harsh Sunday baseball in New York state tion and by attractive and refined col school and play. With the servke- LONG DISTANCE MOVING say his Indifference and his money- has stirred up some of the old spirit orings In the material used for mak able, low-heelfed, canvas shoes we can A SPECIALTY Lumber Co. Tnadness finished hls career as a big that kept the New York State league ing them. see in this outfit a garb that Is all leaguer. Take your choice. Malsel alive and there are hints of attempts Plaid and plain ginghams and cham- right for tennis, basketball, and vari ------^ ^ ------—------to reorganize the circuit. brays still lead in the practical pro- ous other pastimes, as well as to t figured In the big St. Louis-New York 4> « « trade a year ago. Of all the players ces^on of cotton goods, followed by schoolroom and street wear. D ealers in Baseball'managers with stars back percales, poplins and other heavy from thp Shipbuilding league^ will be weaves. It is a satisfaction to be told lying awake nights now trying to by buyers that these American goods think of something they can put on COAL! are dyed with American dyes in colors Lumber, Masons Supplies the baU that will make it look like a We have it, the best to be hail rivet. * • * Try Our— trans-Atlantic flight from Trepassey, and Coeil Nick Cullop, pitcher secured by the which is expected today. OLD COMPANY LEH^B St. Louis Browns last yfear in the big DESTROYERS ON ATLANTIC J deal with the New York Yankees, bnt The destroyers are equipped with Quality and Service'oi^ Motth who refused to report, has been heard AWAITING N. C. PLANES star shells, radio apparatus and sig Also Heavy Trucking from to the effect that he may come nals eight feet high. The number back. of each destroyer is painted on its and Piano Moving. « * * Equipped With Star Shells and Sig -i-M-i-’fh -i-i-'-cn rr side and outlined in electricity at Walter Leverenz, southpaw pitcher nals. Eight Feet Higli—^Expect night so the seaplanes can spot their ’ on whom the Salt Lake clnb was de Start to Be Made Today. G. E. WiDia 7 -V! pending much for the coming season, location exactly at night. 2 Main Phone 69 has been discharged ffbm military Ponta Delgada, Azores, May ,14.— Weather conditions at this end of service, but does not seem inclined to Twenty-five destroyers, consecutively the flight were entirely favorable return to baseball. numbered, starting from the west, today. The aviators are expected to are now waiting for the start of the rest aboard the Melville before re- Hot in a # 1 7 Long about this time year— {By Morris) fM asonic Em blem s! Minute 32nd and Shrine Rings, Charms a i^ Buttons In 14 K Gold, plattoUto Attach the plug, turn diamond studded. Largest Una to the state. the switch and, by AW Gee', Haw the w a t e r ' s L. F. G ardella the time you are ready 40 Asylum SL, Hartford, mpstain. Fritz Maisel. COLO PiS ice Open Evening* for the iron, the iron DO I is ready for the work, Involved Shocker and Gedeon still are TO ft >. Fs«3aaB». with the Browns and Pratt is with the B fttH TbO ftV V when you use a Yankees. Pltmk and Cullop never re ’ Watch R^ieurkig ported. Nunamaker was shipped away HliWl by the Browns during the winter anti A Spedaliy G-E Electric Flatircwi now Maisel goes. CARL W U N Let us show you how you can do your whole NEW UNIFORMS OF YANKEES Watchmaker and Jewel ^ week^adroning without discomfort, trouble, or JOMH NO I Do Not Differ From Toggery of Last Formerly'widi E- Gundhidh and loss of time, and at a total cost of a few cents Year With Exception of Stock Full oi Watchea and ings— Stripe Missing. You really cannot afford to be without this 26 STATE STREET The uniforms of the Yankees In the wonderful hot weather help. 1919 championship race will not differ Room 42 from the toggery of last year except - - • ...... ■ In the stockings. The white stripe which has been in favor with the own Take YourTypeurriler TirouMealtt, Manchester Electric ers foi* some time past will be missing D. W. CAMP ’ and there will be only one color, bine. Compaiw The home uniform will be white, Typew riter M eeliaiiio with a pin stripe, and the traveling H-llO suits will he of gray. Any player who 'uo P. O- Box5(^Hartlaid was In either branch of the service TME F%one Vafiey 11^ during the war wUl wear a chevron on the left sleeve. Dron a postal uid 1 cett AS "KNOT-HOLE GANG” FAVORED I f 0 - 0 - 0 ft I t ^ Community Owner* of St. Louis Card inals Strong for Plan of Inter; :l^ eating Small Boyk. oH * FURNITURE AND PIAI0 THE C. W. KING GO. A/KT C<-C0LD MOVING SUCCESSOR TO C. H. HLLEN The community owners of the St. A S ff To ME ALLEN PLAGE, MANCHESTER Louis Cardinals are still strong for Afl KiiidB of Tnit the original plan of interesting small AR Woifc boys In ball games and at a meeting R-'iii I 11^- LUMBER, COAL, MASM’$ BUPFLB8 held arrangements were made to con- tlone the plan of adn i^ng the -i'knot Offin, St PMil St. ' Xl4' Sa BUY LIBERTY BONDS hole gang” to a certain section of the Cardinal park on free tibkets, with lAFTERTHAT. various'boys’ welfare organizations In BUY GOAL (ihaige of the distribution of the ducts. IBOTH dOOD mVESTIIERTS ATiTHIS TIME _ THEIC. WAKINGI fAGE FOim teE EVENXFRJTIB^mjy, WEDNESDAY, MAY I'C 191d. .OM! 'v- ;j' •*■' ,vi^ ' *-r T o ti books in small lettars aftan NEW TECHNICAL BOOK^ THE TALE OF A HATv ^CKMifafeerald first initial capital we cannot see. AT SOUTH MANCHESTER 430UTH MANCHlSSTER HARTFORD The Herald complies with the re ¥BJtE LIBRARY. Smooth • Performance Mosicgl quest of the local librarian in print Will The Herald please print the • Come^ Makes a h II^ With ^ ,BBt«r«d at the Poet Office at Man- ■ahejfter aa Second Class Mail Matter ing a list of new technical books enclosed list of Technical books Just l^rge Audience. but makes this explanation to clear added to S. M, Free Library, using Publlebed by itself of the imputation of ignorance otfr capitalization? ' “ Th^ Tale of a.Hat” , as presented which might be/laid against the edi Louise. L. Bartlett,* Librarian. at,the Eighth District Assembly hall rthe H o^ d Printiiig Company tor. Allen, F. J.—business employments. last evening by a company of nine Steinway Pianoe Berkey Jfk Gay Fimitiirft^ ' Arnold, H. C. and Fanrote, F.C.— for the benefit of Ever Ready Circle Mr*rj Bvenlng ezcopC Sundays and Whlttall Rugs Holidaj■ ■ ■ lyili • Glastonbury is to have a bank fin Ford methods and the Ford shops. of King’s Daughters, made a decided Steinway Pianolaa “Assistant Home-Makers” Glenwood and Crawford anced by local capital and run by Bailey, C. H., editor-:—Principles of hit with an audience that filled the By Mall, Postpaid Victor Vlctrolaa Ranges • 9m o a_ year, J2.00 f»r mix months local directors. We congratulate agriculture. hall. \ r Airrlirrler ...... Twelve Cents a Week our neighbor on this step forward. Barritt, Leon—How to draw. The play is a musical comedy with Srn CcC op ies...... Two cents The Loftf. Blite Manchester organized a bank in the Brewster, E. T.—Vocational guid just a trace of a plot. It starts as All New Perfection Oil Coolc ney B im w » Main Office— Herald Building, Man- same way fifteen yjears ago and the ance for the professions. a choir rehearsal and develops into Stoves at last year’s prices ehester. Branch Office— Ferris Block, EDITORIAL every dr|^ Of pa move proved to be one of the best Bowditch, Nathaniel -r< American a social affair with the action center \ ■■ ■ ■ South Manchester. clean, InteftM things whiqh ever happened to the practical navigator. ing around a new hat which the • TBLEPHONES. • and drive It full force, town. Much of the growth and pros Brlnton,'W. G.—Graphic methods leading soprano has jusC purchased. It is an Everyrday Main Office, Main and Hilliard Sts.OM directly against the Branch Office, Ferris Block ...... IMS perity of this place has been dqe to for presenting facts. The hat is produced and pettf jeal Occurance ^^ar Bureau, Ferris Block,...... 489 uterisil. None wast the assistance given by the local Brokaw, H. C. and Starr, C. A.— to have our customers com ousies develop) ht once. ed— no smoke or odor. •bank. Putnam’s automobile handbook. ment about a purchase of for ^ A SUCCESSFUL HOSPITAL. The action in the play is fairly They give ' an abund Bt^cljer, E. B.— Practical wireless mer, years. Out in IVichester, Minnesota, evenly divided between the eight "It Is Incidental of that com ance of perfect cook Old gossips are usually young telegraphy. '■ there is the greatest hospital in the members of the choir and opportuni ment always to tell us about ing heat for every flirts gone to seed. Cody, Sherwin— How^ to deal with purpose — delicious world. Rochester is a little place, ty is given for the introduction of a the good quality of the mer human nature in business. chandise that was sold them. results. Lights and miles from any great city, but sur number of catchy solos and choruses, heats instantly— de Cooper, C. S.— Understanding South Styles may haver chahged geons from all over the world make which were heartily received. The since then, but many of our pendable always. The America. pilgrimages there Just to see the PATRICIAN AND PLEBIAN play was preceded by the appear customers still are using the stove shown is $18. Edison, T. A.— Telegraphy self doctors work and to learn how a ance of Miss Ada Porter In a group homel furnishings they pur taught. chased then, the quality we Four Room Outfit $519.80 modern hospital should be managed* of gypsy songs, which she gave in RUB SHOULDERS AT TRACK Edraimsen, C. F.— Architectural gave was a lasting one.’*' THE LIVING ROOM— Ai^ attractive, four piece suite ■ Each day over one hundred surgeons costume with excellent effect, mak We aye proud to say that drawing. with a comfortable arm chair, rocker, settee and li gather in the various' operating ing a decided hit with the audience. those people are' still our cus Remarkable Crowds to Witness French, T. E.— Manual of engineer tomers. Is it not a testi brary table. Well finished fumed oak frames mak rooms and watch the experts oper The company has been asked to 'Turf Classic at Pimlico—Hotels ing drawing. monial to the soundness of ing a pleasing combination. ate^ On an average one hundred repeat the play in a^nearby town at our business methods. Overcrowded. Harrington,H. F.— and Frankeftberg THE DINING ROOM— A beautiful Queen Anne period find twenty-five major operations an early date and it is probable that Watkhis Brothers. T. T.— Essentials In journalism. suite with large buffet, five dining chairs, an arm are performed in this hospital every they will do so. Much of the credit Baltimore, May 14.— Turf patri Hatfield, H. R.—Modern accounting. . chair, china cabinet and table. Richly finished in day of the year, for the smooth action of last night’s cians and plebians gathered here to Hayward, C, B.—How. to become a walnut. ' TlJIs hbspltal founded by the performance is d.ue to thq , careful day In numbers never before record wireless operator. * A s a .Porch Covering THE BEDROOM— A reproduction of the piopular iQueen world known Mayo brothers became drilling of Miss Harriet Ti;eat. ed In Maryland to witness the renew Heqry, W. A. and Morrison, F. B — Anne Period. This suite consists of a dainty famous, not because of the skill ol al of the Preakness stakes to be run Feeds and feeding.' ' ' ^ 1 ! dresser, chifforobe and a filll size wood bed. Tha the Mayos, for medical authorities CREX has no equal as the fourth number on Ihe pro Hlscox', G. D.— Modern Steam‘^en SPANISH WAR VETERANS kitchen has just the right pieces to make up a prac agreb there are a dozen surgeons as gram a9 Plmlicd this afternoon. The gineering. ’ As a low-price fabric universally tical set; a sturdy kitchen table, two chairs and a skillful as they and several, among TO DECORATE NEW GRAVES. popular in homes of every class Preakness is the richest of present Hlscox, G. D. and Page, V. W.—Gas, New Perfection Oil Stove. them the late Dr. Murphy, of Chi At a meeting of the United Span PREX can well be said to be The day Ameflcan turf classics, having an gasoline and oil engines. ish "VVar Veterans last night, it wa^ National floor covering. cago, head and shoulders above Convenient credit terms may be arranged/# added value of $25,000 and a gross Holford, H.— The 20th century tool- voted to ask all relatives of those Crex Herringbone Rugs are much ^them; not because of Its equipment heavier, contain more warps and value of $31,000. smith and worker. whrO died in the service of the United because there are many smaller hos are stronger and more durable than Period Furniture is always Interest Is tense, hotels are James, W. H. and Dole, M. W.—Me States in the war with Germany to pitals just as well equipped; not be any other woven grass. They are in style crowded to overflowing. Hundreds chanism of steam engines. send in the place of burial of such particularly adapted for your porch cause of its location as it is miles of persons arriving during the night Johnson, E. R, and Huebner, G. G. soldiers, so that on Decoration day or rooms where traffic Is constant from anywhere. and heavy. Crex Regular weave is were unable to secure accommoda —Principles of. ocean transporta their graves may be decorated with St‘. Mary’s hospital In Rochester used as an unusually attractive floor tions and the one best bet is that tion. flowers, and a flag placed on each became world famous because of covering for every room the whole The Store will be open Friday other hundreds that journey to the Jones, F. D.— Modern toolmaking grave. The United Spanish War year round. Just one thing and that was its ab historic course will not even get a methods. Veterans decorated- the graves of night and closed at noon . solute freedom from favoritism. A 9x12 $13.50 to $17^5. bird’s eye view of the main attrac Kidder, F. S.—Triangulation applied these, soldiers last year ^nd will system has been .perfected whereby 8-3x10 $12.15 to $15.07 Saturday. tion. to sheet metal cutting. gladly do the same this year. the millionaire and the pauper get 6x9 $0 up. Every train arriving this morning Lyon, T. L.—Soils and fertilizers. absclhtely the same treatment. IW The names and cemetery where deposited large quotas of race fans. Maxwell, William— Salesmanship. lustratlng its systenl, stories without the graves are located should be Weather conditions were just Moody, W. D,—Men who sell things. number are,told. How J. J. Hill, sent any time before May 28th to about right, but It Is Improbable Page, V\ W.— The modern gasoline HAD CHILDREN ENOUGH ' the railroad. magnate came Commander Thomas E. Murphy, HOW JAKE HELPED AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD that speed records will be shattered automobile. GAVE FOURTH BADE AWAY at Manche.stt-r. within and for the dis with his daughter ln''a private car to Ward Cheney Camp, United Spanish -UNCLE SAM trict of Manchester, on th j 12th day or the track record time— 1.51— for Plumb, C. H.— Types and breeds ol Strange things are happening of May A. D. 1919. Rochester, sent up a check for |10,- War Veterans, 24 West street, South iTcsent. WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., the distance of'the race—one mile farm animals. By Althea Nightingale. these days and one of the strangest Judtte. 000 and requested the Mayos to Manchester, Conn. and a furlong— will be equalled as Raymond, W. G.— Elements of rail yet happened in one of Manchester’s E.state of JOSEPH REIDER late of come down to the hospital car which It was also voted at last night’s Manchester, in «aid district, deceased. / close examination shows that the road engineering. meeting to turn out In a body in The writer of this story, a little outlying districts recently. As the on motion of Frank J. Keider ad was attached to the train and per girl in the Everett School of Boston, ministrator. I- course Is not fast but in a condition Reid, W. A.— Young man’s chances slory goes, and it is said to bo an ab ORDEKED—That six months from form an operation on the girl. The Saturday’s Welcome Home paraded has worked hard to prepare something that Oxperts describe as “ good.” in South and Central America. solute fact, .there was a couple who the 12th day of May A. D. 1919 be and Sfayoa returned the check and po- Members of the camp should weai suitable for u«|B In connection with tile same are limited and allow ed tor Robison, S. S.— Manual of radio tel had four children and they were ex the creditors within which tO brin#’. HiU'iliM his daughter their compaqy. .Mts,. dark guits and the work of selling War-Savings in their claims agraiijat , said ■ v*. egraphy and telephony. badges. _ Stamps. Her idea of raising flowers pecting another arrival In their fam and the Said tidminiStr4ybo?^lW'Vtl9eele$^TCjv- up to the LIKES THE NAVY AND to Rive public notice to The 5/ Seans, F. G.—Productive orchard to be given to wounded soldiers, as ily. The prospective father was tell ttMjpltdf turn with the ^ WILL STICK TO IT. to bring in their claims witliin said • Td ing. well as the plan of a vegetable gar ing a Hartford friend of the coming time allowed by posting a copy of rest of the patients. After the op this order on the public signpost near Sterling, F. W.—Internal combus den p3r the conservation of food, will event. It so happened that the est to the place where the deceased eration had been performed Mr. Hill Walter Waldo of U. S. S, Pittsburg tion engine manual. P0UCE(XR)RT doubtless be adopted by many other Hartford maj^ and his wife had no last dwelt within said town and by received a bill for $25,000. The Has Furlough at His Home Here publliihing the same In some newspa Swoope, C. W.—Lessons In practical girls and boys. ‘children and he expressed a desire per having a circulation In said pro patiwt preceding Miss Hill was a -TTr—-'V bate district, within ten days from electricity. Once upon a time there was a little for a child. The Manchester man poor Widow who had the^same sort the date of this order, and return Walter Waldo of the U. S. S. Pitts Townsend, Gilbert— Carpentry and * George Klotz of Hartford koad girl whose name was Jane Clarke. calmly told the ifartford • man he make to this court of the notice given. of trouble. She was treked abso She lived in a little village outside of WILLIAM S. HYDE, Judge. burg and his shipmate, Elmer Ander joinery. was in the police court this morn migkt have his baby when it came. H-5-14-19 , lutely free and given a substantial Boston. son, a California lad, are enjoying a "Van Slyke, L. JL.— Fertilizers and ing on- a charge of non-support. He in due time the baby arrived in check by the Mayos to take her home Jane was always trying to help her furlough with Waldo’s mother, Mrs. crops. was brought to court on complaint the Manchester home. When it was and keep her until she had fully re country. One day she was sitting AT A COURT OF PROBAT-E HELD Elizabeth Waldo of Main street and Washburn, R. M.— Productive dairy of his wife. They have not lived to three days old, the Hartford couple at Manchester, within and for the dis covered. on the door-step wondering what to trict of Manchester, on the l-2th day his brother, Frederick Waldo of gether for five years and apparently came out here, the local couple gave This freedom from favoritism- ing. do. She said, “I have bought Thrift of May A. D. 1919. Knox street. These two boys have Mrs. Klotz has been working and Stamps and War Savings, but that is them the child and they took it I’resent, WILLIAM S. HTDE, Esq., seem's to be a small thing but it Is Willis, H. P.—American banking. Judge. been serving together on the Pitts supporting herself and her child. Re not enough.” She looked around the back to Hartford with them. Estate of GOTLEIB LEHMANN late not. Manchester is to have a Me burg, Admiral Caperton’s flag ship, cently tier health has not been good yard. Just as she was going into of Manchester, in said district, de ceased morial hospital. Let it, from the of the Pacific fleet, for a little more and she called on her husband to the house, feeling very discouraged, ‘The executrix having exhibited her aamlnlstration account with said es- , very beginning, try to follow the than two years. During the war, bear a part of the expense oC keep a bright Idea struck her. Jane TAIL END SEAPLANES efleDfr. IBOUTTOWN jumped up, running in the house as tat«r to this court for allowance. It is' \ example of St. Mary’s In Rochester they were engaged largely In patrol ing the child. He refused, as he said, “ BLIMP” STARTS TODAY. ORDERED— That the 17th day of fast as her little legs could carry May A. D. 1919, at 9 o’clock, forenoon, and it will become as famous In the duty and running down raiders in because his wife would not live with New York, May 14.— The United at the Probate Office, in said Manches state as St. Mary’s is famous In the The Crimson A. C. of Hartford her. “ Mother! Mother!” crifed the ter, be and the same is assigned for South American waters. They have him. Mrs. K'otz said that the rea States Navy dirigible C-5, nicknamed a hearing on the allowance of said medical world. and the Acme A. C. of this town, excited child. Her mother came down- made one trip to Spain but never got son that she did not live with her s{hlrs and Jane sat down by the fire “ the Blimp” , left Montauk Point, L, administration account with said es-N will cross bats at the Highland Grove tate, and this court directs the exe- ' to France. About two weeks ago, husband was that he was cruel to place to tell her story. I., shortly before 8 o’clock this cutrix to give public notice to all per grounds on Sunday afternoon. her, and abused her repeatedly. Klotz sons interested •herein to appear and MORE AMERICANS HERE. their chip put In at New York and “Mother,” she began, slowly and jnornlng for Newfoundland, the gov be heard thereon by publishing a copy then was sent into dry dock at the Robert J. Smith has sold for was found guilty and ordered to p4y distinctly, “I have bought Thrift of this order Irt some newspaper hav-. In making comparisons of the ernment radio bureau announced. Ing a circulation In said district on or James Trotter of Hartford a build his wife $6 a week or go to jail for Stamps and War Savings Stamps. I character of the population of Man Portstnouth navy yard in Ports The crew of the Blimp hoped to ar before May 14, 1919, and by posting a ing lot on Summit street to Ernest 30 days. He decided to pay. think i can do tnore than that. I. copy of this order on the public sign chester before the war with that of mouth, N. H. They were granted a rive before the American seaplanes post in the town where the deceased ten days’ furlough and their time D. Smith, the local concrete con-^ ______') thought- perhaps you Would let me last dwelt, 3 days before said day of the present day it is found that the plSnt a garden in the back yard. Will jumped off for the Azores. hearing and return make to this tractor. To Sell Doughnuts. p foreign shade Is lighter and the would be up at midnight Saturday, youl” “ Vtrhy, yes,” answered her court. The t^tal receipts at the recent At a meeting of the local Salva WILLIAM g. HYDE, Judge. American shade is deeper than it but the local War Bureau oflficlals motlisr smiling. Our films are developed and H-5-14-19 . > » fair of South Manchester Fire De was foif)’ or five years ago. Several secured an extension of 24 hourq tion Army corps last evening, the vro- The next afternoon Jane began printed by the best man in New Eng partment amounted to nearly $5,- things have united to bring about for the two sailors to permit them men of the corps agreed to make working in the garden. There was land at this business. Br^g your Get our films and film' packs for 000. All the bllis are not yet In, so this change. In the first place the to participate In the Welcome Home 100 dozen doughnuts to sell during, one place in the yard which she had films to us. Magnell Drug Company. Saturday at the Magnell Drug Com it is impossible to tell just what'the supply of undiluted raw material celebration here Saturday. the Welcome Home celebration Sat not used. Her mother told her that —adv.— 192t3. pany;— adv.— 192t3, net receipts will be. urday. Any other women, deslrlpg she might use that to plant some from foreign countries has • been After reporting at Portsmouth to help in this work, may send do flowers. 1 stopped. Practically no foreigners Sunday night, Waldo and Anderson Alfred and Dorothy Maggs have nations of doughnutp to tho citadel It did not take long for the flowers have come here from abroad since expect to go to the Brooklyn navy sold their new bungalow on Holl and the vegetables to grow. After Friday night or Saturday morning. the war stopped immigration. yard, where the guns of their ship street to John F. Pickles of East the \ vegetables were all dug little will be overhauled. Then they ex Hartford. The sale was made by Salvation Army workers will be on During this period strong Infiu- Jane took them to the Food Conser Robert J. Smith. Mr. Pickles is a the job all Saturday afternoon and vation Clnb and gave them to the iwo- ences have been brought to bear up pect to start on a diplomatic cruise, visiting all the Allied nations. They Manchester man and formerly lived evening and It is hoped the public, ple there to can. After the people on those foreigners already here to will be gone about two years and in Buckland. He is planning to will buy /generously. The price pe^ canned fhem they put Jane’s name Americanize them'. The mixture In probably will go all the way around come back to Manchester to live. doughnut will depend on the gener and age on the Jars and sent some of the American army of young men of them to Washington, and the rest the world before returning, ^ A Welcome Home barty was given osity of the buyer and all the pro all nationalities has tended tq make Jane sold and bought Thrift Stamps. Befote enlisting in the. navy, Wal in honor of Private Robert 'W. Cham ceeds will go to the Salvation Army foreign born and native think and She took some flowers to the camp do served ^n the Mexican border In bers, discharged from the Canadian Home Service Fund. speak and act alike. Here at home and gave them to the wotmded sol the Wyoming National Guard. He army at his home 177 Middle Turn diers who had been fighting “over the mingling of all nationalities in did not care for the armf life, how pike. Six sisters and one brother there.” patriotic drives and Red Cross work NEWS OF THE “ REC.” ever, and two years ago last March were present./ His sisters presented One day Jane received a letter fp6m has brought about a friendship and On account of the meeting of the ■ epU'sted in the^navy. Nine days af- a large Welcome Home cake to Uncle Sam, thanking her for her understanding between them such as Chamber of Oohimerce In the -audi thriftiness, and along with the let !4^rwards, young Anderson enlisted Music, dancing and games filled the never before existed. torium this evening, the mid-^eek. ter came a button which said, "Thrif and. they have been dose friends evening. But that Is not all. The work of dance will be held in the gymnasium. ty Jane Clarke, 12 years old. Is a ever since. Both boys like the nhvy ------—t------little patriot.” ...... Ihe day and night schools has been i < A meeting of . Rec membera inter life and Waldo says he probably ^111 * making better Americans of all theli ested in tennis w^s held laet even reenlist when his four years’ enlist ^.Fast Soccer Game Sunday. . There la no''better way. to com STARTS TOMORROW pupils; and on top of that comes the ing and the following officers were ment is up. The Manchester soccer team will pound the Interest- on your* Liberty distinctively Americanizing work play the Bridgeport City team next elected: j .. Bond* than to reinveet the ceupona done under the leadership of the ..^unday on the Pleasant street President, Miss Marjorie Alden; In W ar Savings Stariipe. Americanization director and ITALIANS ERECT FORTS. grounds in the final round of the Vice President, Miss Marjorie Dunn; THORSOAY AT 9 A . M. \ ^ through the agency of community in State cup contest. 'This will be. one Secretary, Mrq. Jano MoGonigql; structors. London, May 14.—The Italians of the faCitest games eVpr pl^ed In Treaisurer, Henry^ifier. VILLA, AT IT a g a in . It is Very evident that Manchester are landing more reinforcements in this part of the state. The Bridge .^ h e teh^IsL enthB8l(^^^ ^lan to Is mutifi less foreiefn ana much more Dalmatia and have begun the erec port team have the greatest array khve a Juarez, Mex., May 13.— Franclscb^ t>--. Americaih than it was before the tlon of fortifications, said a News of soccer talent in the New Efigland 1ft ..th e^ n e^ Villa, at the head of a strong armed Agency dispatch fsom Belgrade to states. They are the.wlnnertK,of the* win be hetii'|:^ te^^^ ^11 tv force, is moving in the direction day. New York State League, also . the be con^olleii^by the T of OJinaga. o^oslte Presidio, Tex., Librarians' are ^apposed to be (The Dalmatlon lies'on the La Saltana Gup. The locals are de- gqmes wiir. be ^ thAlQOurLs to collect a'large amount of ammuni among t|i^*l|iiM^infdrmed individuals, northeastern sld ero*tb e Adriatic terihlned to wipe out the defeat thtey ftftd tion and arms smuggled across ihe R ^cbooBe to break' the*! sea and is being claimed by both received, in Bridgeport two the .me:^^i;p j£ e ..!'U8e'of of, in |io and transgress' the Jugo»81avla,. greataV -Benria and ,ago. -Ji -Miller.-^ o£-New- HaiWB- -WHll thAahowi&' Rio Gitpnde, according to reports ^thorlt;y 01 loirs’b j printing titles Italy.) ,/ referee the game. orefttibn , reaching here today. I \ , / ./ •• ) ^ to help qulek Quick growtl^ ------' In i oloM and liitor^UBk towUag CtVES ADVICE TD means a better ohloken - and one cheaper grown' with corrtopondingly To Have Btarangler Lewla Veadi Him' eoataat at No. X'a d U ^ that ttoa\ IDCKEN RAISERS greater profit. Shade' should be CLOSE IfiilSU llllE R Wroatllng TriiilBii .. \ n§ tba Mala OlBto Otrli .dataathd ,natural shafie^lt polBsible under dfhleh tht Velvat MIU Qfflca Qlrli la tour chick' should have a' chance when It Toledo, Ohio, May 14.— Jack •trtagi ,by i f p lu . Ifi too oarly W<^k:>m R b tu ^ Garmenti tor •tagoa too Main Offloo Oli^li pUod up From AgricnlUuria ddk- desires. Burlap or shied shade Is not Demppay la axpactad toAarriVa hara ' HeNuned in Fall on Largo Scale. today from ' Chicago and will Im a load which waa ot a doddod ad- l«Ce Tdls IlklvgB to Do ond Not as good nor entirely beneficial; Im — :— . { agine the difference between the air mediately toka up toe task of con vantago lato( In too gamo tor too to Do 1» Hatching and Ralstng At a meeting of tl^-ozocutive com beneath fine sitade tree and the at ditioning himaalt for hia bpt,tla for longor thoy bowlod too bottor too Chides. . A mittee of Manchester Chapter, A. I .'"id J mosphere under the cloth ot a shaded the world’a heavyweight champion Volvot Mill Qlrlt knogkod •onf'dovrn R. C; It wa| decided to close' the I. .tobacco held. Teach chicks to ropst' ship fight with Jaaa Willard in this and had too oontost run anotoor At the last meeting ot the Man- workrooms from June 1st to Sept, gamo too rosult may hajro boon dltf tt' early; crooked breast bones come city July 4. 1st. All sewing should be»returned h *1 ;er Poultry Club, Professor Klrk- more from lack ot proper food than Dempsaj' i> motoring, over foront. Aa it waa too g|rla from |ok ot the Connecticut .Agricul- at once as ivell as all completed tho Volvot mill olllqo throw loaro P from roosting too early as some sup from Chicago where ha and ittiral^bllege gave a timely talk on knitted artiol^.^ T h o p ^ e n t lUlbt- his managar, Jack Kearns, onough, into too Matni Oifico Qlrla N, pose. As to^ feeding that can be k ^ w ijiatehing''and rearing young chicks. ment of 1,000 Child’s wmrvests, >00 hava haan dickering with tor oho night, caualng toom to hold ' * Hi summed up under the head ot good girls' dresses, >00 women’s aprons, "•"s.'ii He said that Jirooding by artifleial clean feeds and guCkding atainst Ed, (Strangler) Lewis, who is Rant tholr hroato in too laat atrlnga. / 26 boys' blouse suits and >6 layettes ^ ,inethods should conform as much as overfeeding, especially feeds, high in ed in Dempsey's training group to Mlaa Ruth Ballalopor of tho Vol will have been compliated and ship ^ |lK>sslble to nature’s methods ot protein like beef scrap. Bvery* breed teach Jack how to use his ehoulders vot Mill Qlrla acorod high atnglo’ of ped by June 1st. V .brooding. For instance, darkened er who sells eggs should have somie and elbows. Demphey evidently ex 88 and alao high fourratrtng ot >87. Th^e chapter appreciates the hoovers are best no ij^atter what sort pecting the champion to hold on or Tho aummiry tollbwa: \ advice slips printed which tell each steady, untiring work of its auxil / *. x6t a brobder is used. A little chick rough things in the clinches, says VolTOt lAill Offloo. buyer how to feed and care tor his iaries and of many of its individual fn0er a hen surely uses a darkened he wants to master a tew ot the 61 75 chicks to prevent trouble. workers. It had-been thought that Mill Dowd ... .84 jbover under which he is secluded wrestler’s tricks so he can shake the 62 78 The Storrs Bulletin of feeding is this allotment would be the last to MIm BaiUieper T4 * and can rest better than ovit in the one of thb best bulletins Issued and champion off— if necessary. Misa Crockett .68 64 er -^pen; therefore a curtain should be be received from the Atlantic Dlvi J^scH SroBB shoul'd be In the hands of every Work on the arena in which the Miss Brainerd .86 66 88 ^around the main hover, ^ow enough sion, but new* advices state that if chicken raiser in town; write them fight will be staged and which will Miss Massey ..48 65 51 ssr^iNPiium snssi; ^o darken the under part and high chapters feel obliged to close for the * and get one. be an eight-sided affsjr ,wlth the :OUgh for the chick to readily find summer, it should bo with the full Every member prebent was greatly last rows ot seats about SOO feet SSI 808 848 way underneath it. This will not understanding that work will^l^In from the ring, will probably be start __ __ t pleased with Professor Kirkpatrick’s Main Office Girls. ipair the ventilation at all and in the fall on a large scale. Refugee ed the latter part ot the week. A V" talk and after the meeting closed Miss Ftyer ...68 63 78 dll give the chick the seclusion it knitting is said to be most urgent Toledo firm is expected to land the kept him busy answering questions ,Mrs. McQonigal 76 77 68 Warm Weather ,VOT. Brooders there are today and those in charge of the knitting contract today. till a late hour. The meeting was Miss Trotter ..66 71 66 lat will brood from ^5 chicks to department in this ch^apter are ask a very satisfactory one from more Miss MacLean .62 64 45 500 but the professor deems that Ing knitters' to take out material for HERO RETURNS TO FIND than one standpoint. All • present Miss Dunn . . . ..70 78 68 m 200 to 300 should be the max- summer work to be returned about were greatly interested. Ten new PA R E R S DEAD OP FLU • *' Is On the W^y lUm undej one hover for best re- Sept. 1st. Mansfiefd) Ohio, May 14.— Lieu members joined which helps the in I , 342 ■' 340 ilts. Such a hover-can be placed The knitting to be doie is all fdr So you will need Lighter Weight Garments. terest wonderfully. The slogan of tenant iCdwin' C. Richardson v^aq ------a house 8’ 'feet by 12 feet with refugee wom'en and chll ] LATEST ENGLISH FAD. =.a-' 1 h'*' iiOUE SHOEiPtf QENEIUL REPliRIIIQ , l^ndon. May 14.— The latest fad “C ^ ME A TRIAL” ' ‘ f among English society women Is to 'VI J. j be! photographed In,bed. i ^ e rastopi Is being Imported ini AMI ieON repw, iucks^^^ it6m ‘France where fashionable wo- 'toan ayq. acoustomed to reeel^toff W- K. KARLSdN I - wiille In bed. , "BeR^dolr oall- MRKLMD Is expqeted to followribe ^ato* ► y.. diob of ^ having one's ptotnre iile In ntfht dr^,* reoUning In bed. i ' ' v ..' A i I. V- V ^ -s. f'.- >. . -"X 'I'M: MW r # 5 ! Sr'Wr ■V y - u r f t w BABE RUTH, *: i\r'y ■-Hs ■ 'u 'r ■ Hai»Se«»i ■ rt • ■ • Klritt.l I”, u. ' r fey. % ^ ^ c. Nafhatolel Oarl Hohdarln, «»e man •*She was ten yW ? than he, 1aitii»r; “1^ BO she was rea^y a comhlnation of '■■ghott«4ott thlihW'aii«-ib«d thiioW'.’ fdf the mbthef.. -^ey Were maW W : ^ between the flMt and last* hatl o: «ei4 for eieven before' atfe ^tle fafegoUfft sefAtene'e there to, «S died, and ‘1^ pj-esume you J f?! iWte ima, a keinf%^on. lTtf:toWiy fr bft l^iin a^prd^ ^^lOd.Oiob , in Baseliil} addltioM* to’ i^^e^^rifikets; w hat WaJL thlft§' who" fente#yi.W ■ I hi hat h^'mere hit M phnctttotloh> hut thought'oi liiB ^vfes fialilit be gjita'e fl»n what fcight be «^ned « * !ti thdae who khe% %lin this ipartlc- ♦^oand floor,” or on a “white cheek,“ 'd^ar se|tii-bolon r^[«eBentO a deep.l Bunnitoed, In tbk“thct that none of B0 they sometimes say In raclM ^ Wild wMe chaBm^m -'iihic& iurifmoet them ever were permitted to wear cies. One of thal; cfen ^Tio cdhTi'ay- 'interesting SeOleta fii the life Of ohO thesd ibciets amd hraceleti 'I^at fowl to ipJ^ tti> thif "^ e «(»fl tif the ^edte^ ccfl»6tt«i»» of WOdetn honor fell, to me. ’'fV j ri^le^f^^m « fftihhclaE i^hatwflir^ « » (^ihes, the late Nat C. GOodWItf. "ffat alwajm told me that it would have “cookie” # 6 ^ , ‘« Varfy' be tod' much of a sacrilege, but even tl:c fcaiery aaidition d b a m lf."q happens ^rrm ann, prexy of the Gtacinnatl - The' reaibng imbtlc' Iriiows a hit of wi'.h Gv6ty* other batteiry but Vesta. illustra before he had proposed to me, and The Bbds and “chief Justice” of tiie Na^ .Qpd’^fn’s ' fiVb m^tHifli^al Vehtnres tion shown the woodeii irtita broken dawn— ^ e P]®t^ white he hhd planned to adopt me, tibnal commission. and ’6f hOw, wh^ as^bd hV thO ceh- touchfcig. Siortf dreuits fesuft^-tb? battery^ m kiH ^ • s A i^ R c / m ^ he insisted I wear them.’* If Herrmann lives and holds his Jo^^ sps taker whether he was mailed. / momci \Phiie fondling tde jewelry Miss, Butthfe caiaH hsppen w ith t h e Gairdner fell .Into a reminiscent moo'd plates Pro locked Apart by IndfeilrBdftlp faohtori. and began telling of "Nat, the good VUt) lUiin «• — — . some writers tCrih the '’hdifikn inter The construction cffid the edvant^ges of these ddes to leave the game after his 17- fpllow; Ml!^> est” pirt of a Stoi^y,; i'eyalhed uhre- Isolators will be erirlaincd to you 'At ^ y * Veota V ’ ^ar period has expired, he will eas "H e was one of the best sco.pts I vealed until aftk^ OoddwihA de^h. Service Station. This rcri^crhoblo fc iV c o ^ g^es ily take much more ^ m the game ever met or heard pf” , she insisted; than he put in; it, on ’ August p, It Was told for the first time, recent ,A e Vesta doubled Bfe cod boo placed the Vesta her big, beahtiftil blue eyes fairly ly, to ,tlie wHter h^ Miss Georgia above all other storage batteries. fiashihg as she. talked. "Of course, Herrmann worked In on the Cincin Gardner, the beautiful glfrl wHoffi he exhibited Jealbusly at times, hut nati club ^hen John T. Brush s^d thS Goodwin had Insisted shontd becom& I suppose all men do that. On some outfit to Gdorge D. Cox arid Mhx and bis sixth wife. v i Julius Flelschman. Herrmann was al A - occasions, while I was an understudy The 3 Great lO ways anxious to have it said he had “ The difference l|etween ^.,pur in lijs last ^}^pw, “Why Marry”, he 1. Vesta Indestructible Isdator— an ingw pus,device, r is r c s s y ^ contijlhuteid, -p, suljstoh’tlaf' portion of ftes,";' he often told her, "w^nlo. SVen permitted Ws jealously to get locks thfe plates apart.aiid prevent short circui^., thkt $150*000, paid to' Brush, but Ilstlfy me in adop'tli^ yohj But if- 2. Vesta Tinpregnated Woodeii Mats—^prevent tree il great pitcher and hitter, but because tl^e better of him. an epoch of tittering thrones ^Shduld, then some other- ltf /,.i t ■ , <4 ; I ' r'A'&i ... ■'l'^ l> .' V. .1 m 'i i « ^ : m - : > The rhtgifbl^^ ||^V ready brpad crumhl. It ci»inlte iiin h h l for use 90|r J m pOBsUiiUUes. vei^ d ^ iholsten- gll|htl^ ifp-: terl Cirease- baking ditli i&d Hir ^iu teilliig ^hoht Dorothy Dal In i^ b a r b :i:' ■ > \ • ' e h ’ sauce and rkubiwb;pl6, there are er of crumbs sprinkled mdth oinna-; ton as'she has a host of admirers rs-* * many o^er %|9b p^aery^g it... For m,on or nutmeg, then a layer of thu- here. . The story, as the sug^ Whei^ IlfW C l« ^ n A ln> 804|e of ihedb ^ wayi rb^iijdb have batb tthd 3 or 4 tabjespoohs of earn gesta, is a stoiy b f 'Frainpe. dtans “was in a Rttt He Went to beM teated .inf; the experimental syrup, togSther with the same Poir tomorrow^and Friday a big Owner Ounn and Was' Helped kitchfm of tho 011^. of Home Eco- amount of isugar. 'Dot With J^tpr, feat^y« cpmes^tD the Oit - r it end Are departmeirt’Will hold ite May nieetin^ tomorrow evenharg at the hose house.'. - ' the -celebrationi AID «x->meml^ers The Minerva Social Club will hold are''inVited to parQcipate In the iar- a Zipplty Jazz Jubilee in Odd Fellows -ade. ' ' . ’ hall this bvening. Music will be fur V Announcement is made that the I . . • V nished by a negro orchestra of Jazz -program of nobvies to be presented artists. < at the golf lot Saturday night,, will Store Open Friday UntiF 9 p. m. Clo,^ Saturday at Mm iI * Manchester Lodge of Masons con 4nelude a five reel special, a two reel ferred the Master Mason degrree last comedy and a special attraction night on^^illiam McQonigal, one of which will create a great deal pf. THIS WEEK > « the linotype operators on The Even comment when 's^*^^> because' of The open trolleys made their ing Herald. -its nature. ^ ' -ir.’ . ■ Operator Henry Lord of the Park in response to overwhelming pub vilpp^arance yesterday regulars on 3x5 Ft. (^QMPI^ETE . v» (heater has entirely’ recovered from lic demand, Joe Durkin has consent ]the local lines of the Connecticut' 50 l^ort Each $2.98 This is a' soft cott(Hi, sawed stripe flag, Thompany. the attack which necessitated hiqj’e- ed to appear at the Circle theatpr Walter McLean of the Medical moval to his home in Wllliamtlc, and Friday evening in a repertoire ot' the Afede of roug^ ^raw, iii mounted on pole with foradket. Su^e 3x5. 3orp|, stationed at Camp Humphrey, is now* back on the cinemas at the latest song hits. Joe has a song hit V' ■ b ^ k et weave effects, in 4x5 Ft. FLAG COMPLE’TE ...... $2.25 Popular playhouse. , at the present time '^^ich, in spite IB enjoying a ten days’ furlough A soft cotton sewed stripe flag (fast color) mounted- hlB home on Pine street. Ah alf 'day meeting of the Women’s of the demands of his. frjends, he combination colors, such : -f J) ^ The annual meeting of the Man- foreign Missionary society of the has refdSed to' sing. It is expected on an 8 ft. pole with bracket. ii- 'v / ' as brown and sand, navy '^^eeter Wheel club will be held, at West division of Norwich district that the old time comedy star will 18 inch soft cotton flags mounted i^et for the East 'Center street from the Center \ LEWIS A. HINES, Ref., f / t a M eim wytjon Satur- east to Pprter street, .^ d this Eyesight (Specialist, See Our $8.98 and $12.98 Capes parking space will be policed. House 4i; Hale Block. MAIN STREET BUSINESS SITES AT SOUTH MANCHESTER-COHN % IS?' • > WELCOME HOME FUND. Grace Smith ...... 1.00 William MeCourt ...... 1.00 r - Subscriptions Coining In, But Slowly Albert E. Krob ...... *.. . 1.00 Store opeiK Friday Evening Closes Saturday at noon C. B. Ball ...... 1.00 — s W NIow 81,^8.00. AUCTION Mary Mahoney ...... 1.00 Emma U rich ...... i . .. . I'.OO Subscriptions received for the Wel Ellen Nygren ...... 3.00 come Home celebration since the last Mary E. Waide ...... 1.00 Joe Zacc'‘.ro ...... 1.00 On account of change in plans I hare decided to pffer- at V' announcement bring the total ; Uj I Martha Linnel) ...... 1.00 ■tlSiifc' 1,20 3. The additional .list tolloyvs: Hajrte); ,D Condon . , . . 1.00 jWlllard C ase...... t ...... (Ja^'rge B. Foirls ...., .T ... 1.00 Public Auction, (unless- previoqsl;' disposed o f) the whole Judith C. Cheney ...... 10.00 Lizzie Tynan ...... 1.00 John Cairns ...... ' . . . .’ 10.06 'G* Prederickson ...... 1.00 of the so-called Dongan Property located on Main Street George W. Strant . . f ...... 5,fi0M. Pr Lfnneir ...... -.. 1.00 G. H.-;Waddell ...... /, 5.OO David Warnock ...... 1.00 jv»-' Mrs. B. S. C arrier...... 5.00 Steve Albert ...... 50 and lying between property of the Sahation Army and Pearl R. L. Taylor ...... 5.00 Robert McBride ...... 60 H. L. Vlbberts...... 5.00 C. J. Hansen ...... 50 Howard S. Gilman ^...... I 2.50 Barbara Hampson ...... 50 streets. Said property will be s(dd in frontages of twenty Abraham Walker ...... 2.00 James Egan- ...... 50 James H. Mlnnikin ...... 2.00 M. E. Bunnell ...... 50 J. H.- Hewitt ...... 2.00 Alex Yermontowicz . . .,...... 50 (20), feet or more with a dqith of about one hundred four John Tournaud ...... 2.00 Sam Boleuro ...... 50 , Time \ to get ready for James H. Robinson . ; ...... 2.00Helen Kissman w ...... 50 warm weather. teen (1 1 4 ) foeL Ransom L. Qalinat...... l.OO J®hn Hildebrand ...... 50 Jacob Minor , 1.00 Contribution under 50 cents. 2.25 Ed' Eding . . .. , / *; 1.00 Never before have die investing'or speculative pnbfie o f C. W. Carlson , 1.00 $137.75 Frank Benny . , 3.00 Previously acknowledged .$1,065.25 T he' M am v^Thing James Edvraios 1.00 Manchester^had an opportihiity snch as this to pnrcimse Mary I. Puller ...... l.OO $1,203.00 that we want to emphasize about our. shoes is QUALITY. , We buy only the very best graded ofnsboes and every property in ^ heart of the busmess section at Phl^Gc Anc- pair is carefully inspected for faults in material apd Hon. . - _ - workmanship. ' . , Myn’s Cordovans, especially good. ‘ High cut or Ox- ■I'-! Busing men with an eye to the fntnre mil do well to be Ladies' Tailored Waists fortiy, a pair ...... ,.^.,...... ^...... ,$10 N Other good Orfords in dark browns and, blacks, all the prepared for this sal& ’ > • '■ ■' " , / - ■, way from ...... $f $0 f8 ' The ideal thing for Street we2ur. Made of Very easy terms can be arranged. ' phdn white, also white trimmed with blu^ and G l e n n ^ & ror^nrther mformation as to terhis, size of lots, et^ canim Grouiifl tiripper Shoes relieve foht trpnbles. obtained at tte office of ^ . »- Materials are Kn«i hnish andflaxon. V , N ION -ALL$ A one pie<^e suit for Men a^(d and blue. ^ A gr^t conv^^tence jri workNtf f jVv.tt : : • -automobile. V A GOOO/LlNfi O f MBhra ^ - .Vi ' Vi,,:/KNE»F. 4.;J