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V O L.Ln^N O .133. (ClAMUtod Advertfebig OB PBfe 10) MANCHESTESR, COim^ MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1933. TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CERMAK IS DEAD; AT THE INAUGURAL BALL TOI J USE ZANGARA VICTIM ' i ' '-'4'■/■ f /• vMSf i Qucago’i Mayor Passes MAY ADJOURN ■■y.i Away After Valiaiit Batik; Ckaring Honse Catificato ANNUAL TOWN President% ’ Roosevelt *s B s Famik At Bedside— Mrs. T h i s i To Act As Money SdsH* WSM - # MEEnNGAGAIN - ' f i ' GM M e s Tom For Worse , h / ¥ Banking Proclamation into Unt3 Holidays A n i * I ■ ':n A " > i Orer — President Cidit MUtml, Fla., Much 6.—(AP) — ekctmoi Confer WBh Washington, .March 6.—(AP) —< fully vicriate, - neglect, or refuse to Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicafo, Tbe text of President Roosevelt’s comply with any order of the Presi banking proclamation follows: WWW' dent ieiued in compliance wlty the For Recess Throngb the victim of ,a bullet OiuMppe Zan- Banks and May Be Able To ■AM 'k Whereas there have been, heavy provlsione . of this act, shall, upon f ara fired February 16 in an attempt m n ' - i ant*, unwarranted withdrawals of conviction, be fined not., more than to Meaeelnate President Roosevelt, gold and ourrsnoy from
•X V ■ . f ' - ■ * . PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING H£RALD» MANCHESTER, CONN.,' MONDAY, MARCH 9,1^988. GOVERNOR CROSS OBITUARY 1WILSON IS FAVORED They W ill Direct' New' Congress SPRING STYLE SHOW ABODTTOWN mrm. EXTENDS HOLIDAY DEATHS FOR M IC K L E fS POST B n . Tlionuui D. Smitti of HERETOMORROW street is dwirmaia of Um card pai^ J A* ty artildi the membeie of Bpstle ANNUALltHmi M rs. Hm i— li L . ReTlew, W- B. A ., win give to Makes State Conform Widi Manchester lost anotber c f its Seuter Lonergu RecoiiF morrow afteraobn in Odd Fdkma f f i ,. ■ I Ksidents last nl«^t with tiie Si' ■ VarioDs Mcrcbanb’ Disphjt halL Any preferred card goioo assy fuhM M Oro£r*—To Losi o t Mxs. Hymah L. Qustaf- ■ . •«. . . . I ^ Pl*y«d, all pivot, with prises for nauVHl VIUVI IW 1^51 ^ Chaiies G. GnatafiKm Page Oaf) mends Fommr Hartford h ConneCtlOD Widi Fash- : ^ and nfreshaenta. « I o f 85 caiestnut street, lifts. Gnstaf- '-u ..... y ; . .is: UntH Friday. I son died shortly after T o’ckx^ aft- Posinaster For DisL A lt • 1? L*t*B Miss Evelyn Bmythe of Caai> tax rata hatIVlllff bMB.Mt ; er an illmss of several monttis. She lOfl Eihibit. bridge street attended the inaugurar weeka, ^ratherHOtloMA toan tha tk ■ was 78 srears old and had bera a N*.'. vNn V •' •J’ first suggested, to permit auA Kv .a :-. .. .v, > W >NSNA;\' tlon ceremonies at Washington and . resident here tor the past 54 yean. waa a memher of Or. E. G. Dolan’s action by tte Aaminbly. The bill 'o'- J By ASSOCIATED PRESS Mrs. Gustafson was bom in Otfe, Washington, March 6.—(AP)— gronp. The local party entrained empowering the town to bond ;ta While the banks committee of the Norway. Eight years ago idie and Senator Lonergan said today he ^ The Masoaiq banquet haU is rapid ypstwrday at 4 o’< nrxlvteff to todebtedneee haa been sent, tb /the v '.5 n •. - First National Bank for study Ity Legislature met to conMder emer her husband celebrate their flf« would recommend David A. Wilson ly taking on toe appearance of an Hartford about mldnis^t B v^ ‘ gency L^fislatlon to meet the situ tieth wedding anniversary. She was expoMtkm under toe direction of body reports a woiMlIerjul tim e. toe firm’s officials, but it is expeoted of Hartford. Democratic state chair that no objcRtlona to the plan. If the ation created by the nation-wide a charter member of the EmamiA] leading businesa houses of toe town, bank moratorium. Governor Cross is Lutheran church, the Ladies Aid man, for appointment as U. S. Dis The w. a T. U. win hold its bill la pasMd, wfll ixevent toe town, to cooperation with committees of sued a proclamatioa extendihg the Society and the Missionary Society trict Attorney for Connecticut. monthly meeting tomorrow after from floating the bond laaue. toe Memorial Hospital Auxlliaty, Connecticut banking holiday through of that church. The senator explained he did not noon at 2:30 at toe home of Mrs. The B«id bane. Thiursday. Besides her husband, Mrs. Gus> know how soon he would be able to for toe benefit or vtooae work toe Albert Mann of Unden street. Mrs. With toe passage at the falU to The governor's proclamation tafbon is survived by a daughter, discuss his choice with Attorney Spring Display and Fashion show Fayette B. CSarke will be to charge the General Asaembty, expected makes the state bank holiday coin Mrs. Arthur F. Server of Paterson, General Cummings because the lat win be held tomorrow afternoon and of the- program and Miss Ellen within toe next few dayA the b oi^ Langdoa the devotions. The sub cide with the order issued for the N. J.; three sisters, Mn. Justina ter is occupied-primarily with aid evening. WlU be issued, totaling 3S00,000^ ject will be "The Present Situa entire nation by President Roose Lambezg, Mrs. Natalie Lindell and ing the Prudent in preparing for IHsa Etod Anderson of toe J. W. This bond issue wlU absorb toe 3 ^ - velt. Following out the same Mrs. niilip Johnson,' all of thin tion.” There will also be special the special session of Congress. Hale company, which is staging the music. dOO .pbarity appropriation and the statutory form as that issued Sat town; and two grandchildren, Mrs. Recommendation of Wilson, who show, will personally de 31,718 overdraft, toe proposed 370.- urday ly L t Gov.' Wileoac, it sets Carl A. Lamberg and Charles F. was in charge of the Democratic scribe toe salient points of toe mo Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley Helm of 000 deficiency charity appropriatien aside Tuesday, Wednesday and Server, both of Paterson, N. J. dish spring stgrtes to wom b’s Thursday “as days of fasti^ and qpmpaign in Connecticut last fall, Providence, R. I., fonneriy of Man recommended by toe Board of Se? Services for the family only win girls’ ready-made ^parel beginning they are therefme declared to be had been forecast In political circles. chester have been visiting to town. lectmen, the 350,000 unemployment be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 A former Hartford postmaster, be with toe morning frocks and sports appropriation and the 3176.000 tax legal holidays.’’ o’dock at the home and public They have rented their beautiful will succeed John Buckley, whose coatumes, afternoon, evening and home on Green Hill to Elmer A. deficiency of 1932. This will mean Meanwhile banks throughout the services will be held at 2:30 o'clock House of RSpresentatlvee'are shown state remained closed. In Hartford term already has>4spired. Sunday hostees'typ^ negligees and Weden of Uttleton, N. H.. who is to a total erf 3376,718 to be covered by at the Emanuel Lutheran church. Wilson and Lonergan have been in Washington just after they bad been selected by a Demoeratle pajamas. ML^ Itose Woodhouse. toe bond Issue. and some other cities ifU depart cancus. At left is Henry T. Rainey of Illinois, the new speaker of the return to the J. W.Hale company by Rev. K. E. Erickson will officiate political allies for years. The state prment buyer for toe store, has Excluding toe 3376.718 of toe ments, including the safe deposit House, snd at right is Joseph W. Byraes of Tennessee, selected as whom he was formerly employed as and burial will be in East ceme chairman was not Involved In the been to New York selecttog toe new charity, unemplo]rment and tax pay? vaults were affected. tery. Demoeratle floor leadn. - ^ comptroUer. The WatCTbury Clearing House Roosevelt-Smith battle which est to jacket dresses, suits and ment deficiency items, toe amount threatened ' > disrupt the party in ftocks for girls, perfect 36’s and ma Manchester Camp No. 2640 Royal to be required by taxation from toe Association in a special meeting to Rioliard G. Ball Connecticut last siunmer, but went tronly figures, all with a view of Neighbors will meet tonight with 347,444,148 net grand Ust is 3754,000 day voted to -order the immediate Rlchaurd G. Hall, a former resi to the national convention as a neu keeping within toe reduced budget. toe state oracle. Mrs. Rachel Mun- which WiU necessitate an 18 miti tax printing of Clearing House certifi dent of Manchester and a son of the tral del^[ate. The Hale style show will be of blue, sle of 123 Center street Other cates to be put in circulation, if late Frank D. Hall, died Friday at GOVERNORS BACK MRS. SCHIFF LEAVES rate for toe current year. It is ex necessary, when banks c^>en Fri The appcrtntment is the first which black, beige and gray will predoxn* state officers expected are toe su pected that the Board of Selectmen his home in Willistmi Park, Long preme marshal, Mra. Winnie Fur day. Norwalk bankers met today Island, after a lotig illness. Funeral Lonergan has annoimced. He said toate to toe utility suits and dress wlU recommend this rate if aU mat-^ to consider a similar measme. he had been notified that Robert O. $10,000 TO COLLEGE es. Mrs. Maude M. Shearer of toe ness, toe state supervising deputy, tera pertaining to toe bond issue Issue Scrip I services were held at the home yes EMBARGO ON GOLD Mrs. Rubiana Koenig and toe dis terday afternoon and the body was Eaton of North Haven has submit Memorial Hospital auxiliary will be proceed as planned. *nie possibU- The Hartford and * New Haven trict deputy. brought to Buckland cemetery for ted his resignation as intemsl rev pianist for toe afternoon and eve- ity of extending toe date of the first .Clearing House association met yes interment this afternoon. enue collector to President Roose- New York, March 6.— (AP)—The Qtog style pageant Tea will be payment of the town taxes to April Miss Rose Salvatore of School terday and voted approval„ of the The deceased is survived by his vtf t but no date has been set for Its Tuskegee Normal and Indiutrial In- served ftee at each session by toe 15 Is imminent, due to possible de plan to issue “scrip' street gave a birthday surprise par 2“ wife and one child and also his acceptance. Heartily in Favor of Four stitu'to, of Alabama, was bequeath auxiliary. lays to connection with the plan. house certificates to help out dur m other. Lonergan has not indicated who ed 310.000 in the will of Mrs. During toe afternoon Miss Ber ty at her home Saturday night to The second payment would occur on ing the current situation. will be his choice as Eaton’s succes Therese Schiff, widow of Jacob H. nice Juul will give a beauiy dem honor of toe birthday of her fiance, July 15. The banks committee considered sor. Day Banking Holidar, Dis Schiff, backer and philanthropist, onstration and award a complete Anthony DubaJdo of.Irving street It is expected that toe rate .of in an emergency bill to be submitted filed today. beauty treatment as an attendance About 75 friends and relatives were terest charged on toe bmids. If is ADvwnliiMiiuim ADVSRTlSSMiON'i'B shouted to those near him, and his fair, mayor” eonouirmtiy. with, tea ifiveptad.ih obllgatlona of .tea TBtItad CERHAKISDEAD; car started. -1 ’ * ...... city's repudiation of WuUam Hals own natlonau^. fn tea ■ Chloago stetoa. . ^ . “I looked around,” be rslaled aft Thtmpsop is a repetition of the t^ - stQokyards. dlatribt, Cermak worked . As used In.thla ovdar .^tea term erwards, “and saw Mayor Cermak, ditionkl Aiaerlcan 'saga' of■ a h ' im- hill -way tefblilrh the -uaual ■ mifaor "bonking ta^iitloB a” -ahall In- ZANGARA VICTIMt doubled up. I to\d -the chauffeur to migrafit boy flghtipg hls' way to elaetiye ■ offices until he became dhida -alL F a d ^ .RaiMfva baidia, stop. He did, about 15 - feet from busineaa and p ^ a b a ) etniusnoe; • yresi.dent Of the board'of ' commis National'' biiikiiig* aasociatldBa, Cermak’s victory by a record ma sioners: of-OOok'cduniy, about- tWb- (OoatfBued From Page One) where we started. 'The Secret Serv oaak$,. triikt oomaanlas,' savings ice men shouted to him to 'get out jority in tee 1881 election, wlmn te ir ^ of whose people, are residents banka, building and' loim aoaocla- (OpBtimNd Vtwn Bata Om ) of the crowd.’ The' chauffeur start Thompson sought k fourth «tonfii of Chicago. ttbna, dtodlt uttlbbs, or' oteer cor- oians had begun to believe he would was "described by political critics as tee emargenoy ■eMd*" to recover from tee bullet wound. ed again and I stopp^ him again,, The b^rd had a republican m a irations, jumtherahipf, aaiocia- tela time at tee comer of'tee' band being attributaUe aa.much to ...an jority, and face<^ a deficit of $2,000,- Bona or pciraoBs, engaged . in tee brokeraga offleaa; ffom .pajlai^ out Physicians still were optimistio •,'antl:Thomps.onl’: vote, aa'.to ,a' “pro- OOp. Cermak perAuaded 'the ma Saturday but that night gangrene stand. busineaa of receiving depdaits, mak cash to oustomM'wkO'lfid" credit rbe New Opttmliin _ , Newest electrical devices Picks Up Mayor Cerm'ali” vote, .yet.Jie never was jority to .iadopt bla program, wiped ing loans, dlscouhtmg. business pa balances. . Brokers!, affioas v n v t We note more than anything toasters, percolators, mixers, and appeared in tee right lung, teat characterized .as strick)y an epper- out tbe deficit and, in hla tenure of per, or tranisactlng tey other, form grazed by Zangara’s bullet, and he “Looking book I saw Cermak be open, with, ataffp ;stonabif ,3|grj but else these days a lift of feeling other appliances designed to make grew steadily weaker. A third ing carried along and we put him tenist. And bis previous successes 8,'years, byllt up a aystmh of fdrelt of banking busine$s. and the expectation that now housekeeping easy and pleasant in climbing tee poiitldal' ladder b"^ preserves and public parks fringing In witness .whereof,' I have here Exchange offlolala, could reach no blood transfusion was performed in our cai. He was alive but I was decision as to when trading eould things are going to happen. will be displayed in an interesting yesterday in an attempt to save his afraid he wouldn’t last.' 1. got my proved his'ablll^ as a-vote-getter the city on tea west from north to unto set..ray hand and .caused the Again the people feel that this booth arrayed by the Manchester on bis own meritn south. He was also credited with seal of the United States to be af- be resumed pendii^ further devel life and an attempt to check tee hand on his pulse.'.nnd'found none. fbeed.' . • ! opments In retaoring'tkiUdnff opera country can lift Itself up by the Electric Co. at the Spring Display gangrene was made but tee mayor He was on tee seait' with .me and I. . Cermak’s rise to political power making tee county hospitall ."tee ' boot-straps, as Indeed it can. So and Fashion show which tee Hospl* tuberculosis- hospital and the chil , ' f r a n k l in D. ROOSEVELT. tion. ^ d not respond. He lapsed into a bad my left arm around him. He' was by, no means - meteoric, but The apeoial Stock Exdiange eom- let’s! . tal Linen Auxiliary Is sponsoring to- coma last night and shortly after slump^ forward. A detective from it was steady, ’ d'upllcatjhg hls dren's hospital, among'. the moSt ------morrow at Masonic Temple. complete of their.kind in the wbi:d. mittee ruled that members may not 1 midnight phj^cians said death was Miami, standing on tee cunning growth in social stature from e until further notice pay^^cuatomers Try Arthur’s Drug Store for | —---- a matter of hours. board on teat side., of the car, was humble Bohemia to a ijtosition of As mayor he was called upon to leaning over him. He said after we power, in America’s second largest act aa official host to tee tWo na who have credit halaacea in, either tasty sandwiches and light lunches, j w ith Delicious Garnish ’The Mayor lied peacefully. He tional political conytotions of 19312 currency or cheoka. -but may driiver ------I For an attractive cold meat sup- never recovered from his coma, had gone a couple of blocks |ie was city.,: • , : . • ; to them previously purchased securi rather Sidney Mondson of St afraid Cermak woidd not last . Milestones ot his youth and young and to try to bring order put of Hcfreshing Salad per plate, chill.. canned corned beef Chaos in t^'C ity’s finances. Hls ef ties. for which full pa3m ent has been 'Whole tonuvtoes filled with lemon | and slice it thinly. In tee center : Sarteolomew's Catholic church, ’1, too. was fearful. Just teen manhood indicate tee'drive and made providing-tee-delivery of tec Chicago, had been praying at Cer- Cermak straightened up and I got force which carried Cermak. to suc forts'alongx these lines almost ex 'On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. gelatine to. which has been added a | of an attractive platter or chop plate hausted him and he was forced .to securities was not hampered by tee little vinegar, chopped raw carrots,; place a mound of pimento stuffed mak’s bed for a time before be his pulse. That was surprising. Fo|T cess. He was earning his own' liv- John Monaghan- entertained friends banking restrictions. Members could died. three blocks I actually believe bis at, the:age of 11; fired from a iake a trip abroad. He went co us cabbage and onion makes an attrac-1 olives on a lettuce leaf. Then ar- native Czechoslovakia, but received at bridge.' A social time was en receive cash from cuatomera who tive, appetizing salad. Scoop the range a circle of sliced tomatoes on Mrs. Gill’s Condition heart had stopped. Job for asking mofe .pay /when 16: Pulse Improved in. business for himself at 19; mar- so much attention there tbc.i. he joyed and dainty refreshments wished'to pay any amounts due on Insides from tee tomatoes and fill lettuce. Around this place over Meanwhile, another victim ofj had, perforce, to go to Austria for served. The 'first prize was won by securtttes previously purchased, but them with tee gelatine mixture Just lapping slices of corned beef. Gar 2Sangara’s bfiUets lay critically ill in “I held him all tee-, way to the. ^'ed^ahd a homenowner at 21. were not permitted as yet to receive hospital, and tUs pulse constantly . Boro .tee son of a ,miner May 9, tee rest which he sought. Mrs. Richard Donovan and tee as it is beginning to congeal. Serve nish with parsley, watercress, pickle tee same hospital. Mrs. Joe H. Gill, Cermak’s wife. Who was -Mary checks. OB a bed of lettuce—one to a per fans, gherkins, stuffed celery or Miami society woman whose ad- improved. It seemed like'25 miles 1879, at.Kladno, a sm ^ town about "booby” went to Mrs. Florence to tee hospital..! talked to him all 50 miles’',fronLPrague .in. what was Horejs of Chicago; died'.terito'years P|eit of Manchester. The ruling said: "Fully paid'for son. deviled eggs. dominal wound has become infected. before he. attained'tee mayorality. securities are' deliverable to cus State’s Attorney N. Vernon Haw tee way. I remembered I said: then Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, 'William Stiles, Jr.-, is confined to tomers on. demand unless tee mem Tony, don’t move—keep quiet—it Cermak was brought to tee United They had. three daughters. Be ‘sure to see tee Dewey-Rich- A real bargin is tee roller tow thorne said early today teat imme his home with injuries caused by a ber is unable to seeUre 'saCh aOcuri- man booth at tee Hospital Linen diate indictment of Zangara, on won’t hurt you if you keep quiet States when be was less than a year fall at bis home. Hes by reason of the closing of safe elling teing sold a t Cheney Hall and remain perfectly still.’” old. Tbe famly settled in tbe coal Auxiliary affair. Masonic Temple, Salesroom at 50c i per piece of from first degree murder charge, will be anenWri rf'n ^^***°u^ *» jdeposft Compares, t n ^ C r offices tomorrow, featuring new Ekiton sought. "Tbe Jury is in recess Tbe heroine of tee shooting was mining community of Braidwood, 15 to 25 yards. Here’s a chance to 111., and aa a boy Cermak drove PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S J** securities are Bhadonet at 50c; Gorham spoons, 67c stock up at very little cost. Though now,” he said, and as much as I Mrs. W. F. Cross of Miami. She tives at Bradford, Vermont. in tranciu * ♦ • •• «tch; Wallace’s Antique sterling; regret to think of it, it is not a gave tee following accoimt: mine mules or swung doors on tee Two basketball games were used, the towelling is in excellent various levels. Summers he worked Wallace’s economy plate, 26 pieces condition. question of recalling teem but bow "When tee President-elect stood BANKING PROCLAMATION played in 'I'alcptt Hall on Friday of the Iris pattern at $18.50. soon they can be recalled.” up to make his speech so many on Illinois farms. evening..In the. flmt game tee A call for assembly of tee Jury stood up in front, of me teat I At 17 he trudged off to Chicago, Pioneer-'Juniors were defeated by Bejuveoatton (Continued From Page.Gnt') was begun at once. Dr. J. W. couldn’t see, so I stood up on tee. finding employment as tow-boy for Wapplng.-Pioneers, by a score of tm Bfirimp Stew If you have a dinner dress that Snyder, one of tee attending physi- benches. This ■ man (IZahgara) stood the street car company u d ' savin'^ 26-10. 'The Jimiore did well consid One and one-half cups canned has become shabby and dull, you cUine. said tee cause of Mayor Cer- up with me and the bench almost enough to embark in a modest busi deal In foreign exchange, .transfer ering tee oppcMtition they encoun reduce ycar.lRudlj or. fresh cooked shrimp, 3 table- credits from tee United States . to can put new life into it by getting mak’s death was tee “gunshot folded up. I looked around. Then I ness for himself—hauling away tered, It was S'fast, game, Berger **Cclda-TRR,’* tGllGW mKX>ns butter, 3 tablespoons flour, some sheer material, such as organ wound in tee right chest” which be waste food of tee International Har any place abroad, or transact any 9 1-2 cups milk, 1 small onion, 1-2 s'w be had s pistol and he'began scoring 2P points for Wap^ng. die, making new puffed sleeves of it received at Zangara’s hands. shoo’ ng toward tee President vester compoiiy and selling it to oteer banking business whatsoever. In tee second- game tee Pioneers Vlckt Plan icr better Clip celery leaves, 1 teaspoon salt, emd a collar to match. Just this After tee fan^y recovered from poor families. During such holiday, - tee. secre teaspoon pepper, 1-2 teaspoon elect. I grabbed his hand which tary of the treasury, with the-.pa- Seniora'defeated tee fast Vampires Ceiitr«l-of*Celdt« little renovation will make it seem tee first blow of tbe death, they left held tee pistol and.pushed his hand He supplemented hls countfy- .of . Rockville hy a score of 45-22. frrepared mustard, 2 tablespoons like new, and organdie is terribly tee hospital and went to tbe home town schooling with night school prqval of tee President and Und.or minced parriey. and held it up in the air so he such regulations as - be n^ay 'prV -The Vam pim put' up a good game smart. of Dr. Jirka at Miami Beach. couldn’t ihoot any more. By teat work during this period, continuing with tee .spore 9-$ at tee end of tee Melt butter and add peeled onion, on through night business colleg«> scribe, la authorized and eippbwered minced celery leaves, mustard, salt Special Train time some men were choking him.” (A) to permit-any or all of zq6b first .quarter-in favor of Talcott- Nothing eases housework more Pteparations were made to take Zangara, who said his only re Within five years he had n u hls vUle. The- Seniors 'fcontinued piling u d pepper. Siminri' over a low wood-hauling project into a pros hknking institutions to perform any Are until onion is tender. Sift over than sending the lauudry out. Now Mayor Cermak’s body to Chicago on gret was that be failed to kill or all of tee usual banking ftme- up'the score and wore down ctee that tec 1638 prices of the New a special train. The tentative ar Roosevelt, accounted later for his pering coal and teaming business tlons, (B) to direct: require or per fast Vampires. CHeveland of Tal- To 1-1___ Beiu, stirring constantly. Add milk employing-40 men, and had begun m any C o id a •fid bring to tee boiling point, Model Laundry are so low, they lit rangements were for. tee train to bad aim by saying "that woman” mit tee issuance of Clearing House cottvllle scored 19 'points. The ref ■train. Return to beat with shrimps into even the most limited budget. leave about 4 or 5 p. m. (E. S. T.) held his arm and the bench shook accumulating a few comer lots certificates or oteer evidences of eree for bote games was Roger Slid parsley and heat thoroughly. Phone 8072 to have the delivery call today. under him. which in another decade ;led to claims against assets of banking in-^ Spencer. Colitis appeared first to compli establishment of a real eistate busi stltutions, and IC) to authorize and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Douglas re Serve with a sprinkle of paprika ness that demanded ail bis time ex ever the top. Have you tried Maple Butter, tee cate Cermak’s condition and as this OEBMAK’S CAREER direct tee creation in such banking turned .on Friday .evening, ..from new local product? It’s delicious legan to clear up, tee mayor’s Anton Joseph Cermak capped a cept teat which he Was giving, now iniititutions of special trust ac New York City to spend tbs week FIREMEN’S SETBACK Mrs.’ Myrtle W. Baker, who has on bread, ^ d d le cakes, ice cream, heart showed sin s of failure. TOen long and .cumulatively successful in steadily increasing measure, to counts for tee receipt of new de end with relatives in this village. Tuesday, March 7, 8 P. M. it possible for Manchester filling for cake, etc. Get it at your pulmonary troubles developed and political career by attaining tee Chi politics. From real estate he posits which shall be subject - to Edward Litz of Hartford'spent HOSE HOUSE nope for his recovery waned. Glu cago mayoraKy with the 1981 over eventually stepped into banking, withdrawal on demand without any teet week-end with Jefferson Litz.' Main at HlUlard Street. women to own beautiful hand grocer or. telephone 4728. establishing two "home loan asso imitted bouele dresses for a compar' cose injections, sedatives, stimu throw of "Tbompsonism.” restriction or limitation and shall MIm Margaret Waterman of All Men Welcome! sttvely small sum, wUl display yarns lants, blood transfusions and an The story of tee man who became ciation” banks. be kept separately in caab or on de Thompson, Conn., visited Mias Dor Inspiration Chicago’s democratic 1983 "world's Gaining political recognition first Admission $5 cents. and newest models in garments of Clothes designers, it seems, have oxygen tent all were used in tbe posit In Federal Reserve banks or othy Wood. Itoucle and other yams at the Hos been more inspired than ever in desperate attempt to save bis life. pital Unen Auxiliary affair. Masonic turning out tee spring clothes. Tbe mayor, growing steadily Temple, tomorrow. She gives in Bometimes a really ugly style gains weaker, weathered tee early crises structions free with purchase February 15 by Giuseppe Zan Quicker ..really deserve to b« described as gara, a naturalized Italian brick r When recipes caU for large quan beautiful. layer, who tried to take tbe life of titles of Ingredients, weigh them on President-Elect Roosevelt as a the kitchen scale. One cup of short public reception in Bay Front .fonlng and one cup of granulat^ >ark. Each of tbe five bullets he sugar weigh one-half pound each, ired into tee crowd around tbe f wH one cup of flour weighs one Roosevelt car found a mark but none touched the President-elect os quarter pound. spectators defleoted tee assassin’s aim by seizing his arm. Johnson, Edward Pomprowicz, all The Chicago mayor was struck in three having a B record. Miss tee right side above tbe abdomen HEBKON Evelyn Hutchinson of Gilead had an and the bullet, of .82 caliber, punc A record for that time. tured the lower part of tee right A special rehearsal for Easter lung and came to rest against the. Pupils Who have had a perfect at- music by tee Congregational choir spine. tendance record for the month of Wildest excitement prevailed as was held at tbe home of Mrs. tee shots rang out. Secret service r J^ebruary at the Center Grammar Charles Filmore Thursday evening. men ordered the President-elect’s Rtom are: Henry Dombrowsky, In addition to tbe church music, that for . tbe Tri-Coimty Union car to move forward, but, Mr. "George Flckett, Louis Garblch, Roosevelt, ignoring his own danger, Easter concert was tried over. This halted it, licked up the wounded George Goncl, Irving Griffin, Carl music la being rehearsed in tbe vari mayor hurried him to a hospl- ton Jones, Raphael Kassman, Frank ous towns belonging to tbe union. Ul. • and John Kulraycb, Henry Pom- The first imlon rehearsal to be held Meanwhile, Zangara was seized by nrowlcz, Earl Porter, Gordon Rath- will be at tee Hebron church. Sun' bystanders u d police . and hiis sun, Abraham Sherman, Bradford day, March 12, at 8 p.vm. Tbe prO' clothes were almost ripped from hls h and Edwin Smith, Anthony Goncl, gram will consist of several selec body by tee angry crowd beforelefore he1 Catherine Fickett, Marcia Frankel, tlons, two numbers of which will ^ couldsultf be got to tee Jail. There Elsie Oarbich, Elizabeth Goncl, sung by each choir represented, tee were criei of "Kill him! Kill him!” Dorothy Gray, Lillian Grilling, Al others in chorus. The coheertj it is aa officers hurried tee assaaain away bert Hudlng, Elsie and Mabel Hills, planned, will be given at tbe Colum from tee scene. Even as physi Aceynath and Merle Jones, Katie bia church tbe last Sunday in April. cians worked over Mayor Cermak, Kulynch, Jenny Pomprowicz, Marie Several more chicken pox cases he smiled gamely and told Mr. Smith. This record means that there have been reported, making six in Roosevelt, "I’m glad it was me and has been neither absence nor tardi all. Horace Porter, Richard Lee, not you.’’ ness. In the primary room the per and Gertrude Sherman are tee Zangara was given a speedy trial, fect attendance pupils are: Gladys latest reported as ill with the dis pleaded guilty defiantly and rq- Bollew, Ethel Fickett, Marion arll< ease. ceived sentences totalling 80 years. fin, Arlene and Gertrude Jones, Ray< The InltiM cases brought against mond • Jones, Charlotte Ratebun, him Involved assault with attempt RoseJlne Rackmllowltz, Donald to kill Russell Coldwell of Coconut Griffin, Herbert Hills, Richard Lee, W Am NG Grove, Fla., lilss Margaret Kruls, Israel Kassman, Horace Porter, of Newark, N. J„ and William Sln- Josephine Pomprowicz. At tee weekly meeting of tee nott, New York policeman, tee Members of tee Young Women’s three, least seriously wounded vic Rye street "Braves” last Thursday tims, and President-elect Roosevelt. club, the-women's bridge club, tee In India, the fakiri present a ipeotscle to tdorUti. - Ladies’ afternoon bridge club, and a evening, twenty-five members were C!harges in tee shooting of Mayor Cermak and Mrs. GUI, were held up Two lovely performere.'break bottlaa and lamp number of bridge players ‘ from present, a discussion of taxidermy chimneys before the eyes of the audience, and throw was led by Paul Holyus, a taxi pending tee outcome of their condi Gilead, were entertained at tee tions and autboritiss made it known the jagged pieces into a box a lre a ^ filled with home of Mrs. Joseph Griffing Thurs dermlst of Springfield, Mass. El they intended to charge Zangara broken glass. They step barefooted the box day afternoon at a union bridge mer T. Thlenes invited tee Y group with murder if either died. and do an Oriental dance in the glase without in party. Twenty-nine in all were pres jury. ent, quite a number not being able to take a booth at tee exhibition in Others Recovered to attend on account of illness or tee Armory on March 11. The The three less seriously wounded group voted to accept tee invitation, are virtually recovered. IXPLANATIONt tbe threatening weather. Four Zangara’s hearing was a bizarre tables of bridge were in play, and Judge R. M. Grant of South Wind The performers toughen their feet ia'a strong so sor, and Mr Gross of Hartfori occasion. He refused to plead ifi- lution of alum water and thoroughly'rub them- there were other tables devoted to sanity and declined to ‘have lawyers . . . IT S MORE Finur TO Jig saw puzzle games, etc. Mrs. Ed were called on for a few words at with pulverized resin before they appear. They tbe close of tee meeting. At the though three flnaUy were appoint^ throw the freshly broken glass around the edges of ward E. Foote of Gilead won first by tee court to represent him. From One of the trieka-of csgareltoadvertia- process. Every one of the biJUions prize at bridge, Mrs. Clayton A. close of tee meeting ajp o u p pic the platform. The glass on which they actusilly do ture was taken by Mr. Irenes. tee witness stand, he told how he dance is very thick, heavy, and filed or ground so ing-is to pretend that^HeatTfeatment” Camels produced since has received Hills of Gilead, second prize. Mrs. had determined to kUl President On Monday evening tee Har that the sharp edges are rounded off. The glrlt is an exclusive process,making one cig Alfred H. Post received consolation monlca band will meet for practice, elect Roosevelt—with an $8 pistol_ just pretend to dance on the sharp glass. the necessary heat treatment. ; prize. Refreshments of sandwiches, at . tee next regular meeting, tee because hls stomach hurt him con arette better than aiiy qdier." Harsh," raw tol^ cos require/nfcft- cookies and coffee were served. stantly and because he hated Capl- $ouacz: "Magic'Stage Illusions end Seitntifie Diversions” boys will have as a treat, moving by Albert A. Hopkins, Munn 6- Co., New York. IXNJANATIONt AM Cigarette manu sive processing under h i^ teqapera- About 150 dairy farmers and pictures. toilets. ; others interested packed tee town As he was led from tee court facturers use- heat treatment. It is a tuTes. The more expensive tobaccos, hall at Hebron Green Thursday af Mrs. Mary: Hills and Mrs. Ruth L. room after hls sentence, which routine process of manufacture. The which are naturally mildt call for only ternoon at what was designed to be Dewey attended a sewing bee, of meant a life time In JaU, he a "sign up” naeeting of tbe Connec the Pomona Grange Court at Cov shouted: "Don’t be stingy Judge! first Camel cigarette ever made was a moderate application of heat.,Heat entry Grange hall making their Give me a hundred years manufactured under the heat-teeadng treatment never can make dheap, in ticut Milk Producers' Assr datlon. robes for East Central Pomona Messrs Charles Oliver and Benjamin He said be did not mean to shobt ferior tdbaiooo good. Southwlck of tee association staff Grange Court. Tbe next sewing bee Cermak and tee others but ex were present and tried to get sign will be held next Tuesday after pressed no remorse. He had one noon at Mrs. Edith P. Haven’s home gruesome regret, hls attorneys said It la a fpctf^well known by ers for the year as usual. Not a in Coventry. single farmer, however, was induced —teat be faUed to klU Mr. Roose leaf 'tolacpcca experts, tfwt (to sign a contract for tee year at Harold Hanson, age 81, passed velt. away, and bis funeral was held on Camnia epra nifido from Mnor# • the lowered rates for milk. How- MQRI. I X P I N t iy i tnboccoa tham levei:, os the former contract does Friday at tbe church at Storrs. J t STORY THE SHOOTINO was a Masonic funeral and the oiiy ofbor popvtar brond. |ndt eiq^e until tbe first of April burial at tee Storrs cemetery.- He - Miami, Fla., March 6.—(AP)— • the farmers are selling their milk as leaves besides bis wife and little Mayor Cermak of Chicago who jiibual. In tee l u ^ that tee situa- daughter, his parents. Mr. Hanson died early today and four others Ition may be cleared up another milk used to be a frequent visitor at were woiraded tee night of Febru- eyerinadq m a.cj|iiroftoadvert|aiBi^^ meetiag has been called for Monday. Wapplng Grange. aiy 15. ^ Weigh' its. wor^.. Consider .whatr ft Dairymen claim that, after expenses ’ Franklin D. Roosevelt, teen jfbr producing milk have been de- Mrs. Eugene W. Platt and chil means. Then try .Gomel^''. dren are staying at the home of her President-elect, Just returned from ’ducted they would be receiving a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Addison E. a fishing cruize, bad made a brief /rrM...in.tfae oii^tiglit,, 'piofit of only two and a half ceuts a Frink of Andover, during tee lUness addresa to a crowd gathered in loa/dfatf .H vm idor'ft^ , 'quart or evim less, under tbe pt>- of her mother. Basrfront Park at 4110011. Mayor ip o s^ lowered rate. ’This does not The Dramatic club of CJennak and others pressed around {glw teem a living wage, they claim, Grange held a rehearsal at tee bafl tee Robaevelt car. ^ Radto ownbnr spent a good part of Thursday evening for tbe comedy . Suddenly there were five ahota. tlw time Saturday listen^ to tee drama of three acts entitled, "Look Five persons were wounded, some dointa at Washington. ’The new ing Lovely,” which they plan to doubled up in pain. The crowd ^president’s receiving of 'tee oath of present in tee Wapplng hall on was thrown into confusion. |offiee and his inaugural address Thursday evening, Marcn 16. Giuseppe Zangara, who said later ;were beard NWitb great plainness. Mr. and Mrs. Etaes ond^son and "I Shoot all PirMfidanti,” had stood ; Ikical studento at Windham high little daughter have nso^ed recooUy on a bench and ibrsd ive times-be jaekeel who have malntaiped on into tea neuse which was reoenfly fore be was _ ilieaor rieeovd for the pa^ three and vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. Roosevelt waved, his arm. '»kaM yeoM ace: JOhn Meeny, Stella Bouchard, on Footer street. . "Teu team Fm right,” hs Ai. m a j ^c h e s t b r e v e n i n g Winchester. c^)n n .. MqfroAY, MARCHi, 193s. - k - i l 8tirt|»Blrr A BENEnCENT “HOLIDAY” This “bank holiday” and its consequencea are ffoing to be HealA Bttd Diet- ^ . lieralit the best thing: that has happened in' this country since the Advice PUBUSB£0 BX XHB Armistice. There is not one thing about it to cause anuety, FACTORY SALE BBAAliB PRINTIMG COMPANT. INC. DIRECT By Ur. Praali NeUof 13 BImaII Street let a|one panic fright. Nobody is going to suffer a nickel of Maaobeater. Cobb. 7U0MA8 FERGUSON loss through it; though a great many-peoi^e have been put,-and Oeaeral Maraver perhaps for some little time may still be put, to considerable SENSIBLE Cg^OTHtNG WOULD Brinds Amazind HOOSIER Value Foanded OetolMr 1 U tl LEAD TO BETTBR R B^TH Publlnad Every EveaiiiE Except inconvenience. Bundaya asd Holtdaya Entered at tbe As a publicity stunt, a Hollywood Post Oftlee at Maneheatcr. Conn., aa We have been going ahead for many years, increasing the ■ecoBd CUaa Mail Matter. volume of business of the nation enormously and doing it all actress recently went shopping in SGB8CJUPTIOK RATES several > fashionable department One Tear, br mail ...... te.00 on faith. Industry, agriculture, commerce and transportation New* Beaui’iful P er ICoBtta. by mail ...... S .«o stores dressed in men’s clotbei. The Slayle ee p U a ...... S .03 have, in a general way of speaking, put their receipts in the Deitvercd. one year ...... 39.00 etimt was a success as far as pubU- banks and have paid their debts with checks drawn against city gees for her photographs ap and Usafuf Ouffits MEMBER OF THE ASSOClATBE PRESS their bank credits. All in serene faith that the banks would peared in many papera aU over the The Aaaoelated Presa is exclnalvely entitled to tbe uae trr repnbllcation always be able to honor the drafts instm tly, on demand. world. The lady was quoted as say et all newa dl8Ba* . MANCHESTER EVENTNQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAT, MARCH 6. 1988. Throughout the Ciq>itol, members tain that tha Ufiltod Btatas would paikow against ,TaSg. agd hia dual oases. .“No one will be made to He is also an sw o iiit o#i tl< BANKSTO USE SCRIP of Congress said they would give Bot.abaadon gold. troops on m groui|d w at they da- suffer,” he said. Mr. House’s brief neas trend of MttilbB. noW' UCEPIS m CHECKS their approval to the bank mora Basal—Tha Bank'for lataniation- aartad in not making. A ithnd Tor BANKS ACTION staxement seemed to sum up the the country, mS^torougB-hto own torium; It Is also understood VbifX al Sattlamanto was uMa aflaotad by Jahol City. The Japanaaa troops general attitude of business men delineations and. other leadesf and. INSTEAD OF CURRENCY with this approval, the President conditions in the States, , fbr most i^tproaohing tha pass wars raport- along Main street exhorters whow efforts have bsmi nitUCEIISEFEES would feel reassured of the. confi of .its businaas is dona in>starllnff. ad last B l^t at Ghanmdianku, 16 HERE AWAITING The general bank, holiday has along these lines. ’’ miles to tha northadst" The services in the presnt serlM • r (OstatiniMd From Po(e One) dence of the Congress to take fur Vianna—Tha govarpmant In- temponirily put a damper on busi ther steps. . , . atruotad all banka to cash no checks ness in general. People who still had will continue through the pressn ceptlng them free from restrictions There is a possibility, in this event, or.drafts on American institutions currency left were reluctant to part week, Saturday excepted, with State itte r VeUck Deinrt- since limiting withdrawal of fimds that the moratorium shall be con for tha time being. ST A T t NATION with it without absolute necessity. dal services next Sunday. ThOr tied up but this point was expected tinued for an additional foun, days, Lisbon—Banka discontinued dol POUCE COURT. The effect was to curtail business Nasarene College Quartet of Wolla to be cleared up in the regulations. if it is needed. lar transactions. (Continued From Page One) There was also much anxiety re- ston, Mass., will be present at tM mntWfflTake (My Car- Would Grant Power Johannesburg—Gold shares were Jose Carvelko of Hartford, gtardlng the exact status of checks, Nasarene church over the next The President’s proclamation was Several Senators expressed firm down under heavy selling. charged with reckless' driving was hind the closed doors and all the especially those issued during the week-end. ^ fined 335 and costs on a plea of guil taken to affect all banks, requiring conviction that if it were found the Cairo—American tourists were bank officials were present. Presi bank holiday, but Informe'* opinion ty before Judge Raymond A. John .a reDcy, Cwd, Money Orders all to obey his closing order. comptroller of the currency did not inconvenienced. Their checks weto dent R. LaMotte Russell of the was that they are perfectly valid. SMALL STARTER have the power now to put the etner- worth 7 piasters less to the dollar son in town court this morning. Trust Company ud . President It.was understood Clearing House gency program into effect. Congress than on Friday. Carvelko ./as stopped on 'Polland Frank Cheney Jr., of the Savings Salesman: What kind of' ca^, Hartford, March 6.— (AP)— The associations would set up deposits would grant such power at the extra Tokyo—Foreign e:^ange trans 'Tumplke early this mbirdng after Bank, were in close touch with state madam, 4, 6 or 8 cylinders? • in each city to provide change with he had crowded Officer Joseph Pren REVIVAUST DISCUSSES motor vehicle department will ac session. actions were suspended and the officials as they conferred on the Customer: Couldn’t I begin with which to carry on business. Senator Pittman, (D.. Nev.), said markets were closed except tor quo tice off the road between Adams situation. Both stated that they had one?—The Wheel. cept only currency, coin, or United three points were involved. The tations on government bonds. Tbe street and the Jarvis sand pits. no public statement to make at this States money orders instead of Officials said if any bc^ks wished "FOUR JUD(M NTS” first was the stoppage of "destruc Silk Excha^ea here, at Yokoha^ Officer Prentice was proceeding east time, pending action and orders checks for payment of registration to ask the secretory of the treasury pn Center street and Carvelko held tive withdrawals” from banks. ’That, and at Kobe also were,closed, but from state or national authorities. or license fees, imtil furtbtr notice, for permission to stay open they he said, had already been accom the Rice Exchange remained open. to the left of the road all the way, it was announced today. should do so by telegraph. plished for the time being by the Shanghai—The dollar was down forcing the police car into the ditch. Flood Of Inquiries Rev. A. B. Carey Speaks Bc- However, the department will give President’s proclamatioc. to 33^ taels as compared with 29H The police officer gave ohase, catch Meanwhile bankers and other for Large Audiences Sun business men were besieged by ques a written letter to each applicant It was said the Qearing Houses The second point, he said, was to ••V > / I V U i _ %• -■■■-■■■rri ASSEHBLTTOAa , * { DAILY RADIO PROGRAM II MONDAY. MARCH • (O M tnl Md B uU ra ItoAdurd Tim#) (HTBANKHOUDAlir« VICnRlOOSINfiERMANY (N#t*~All protnnu to k */ aad i ^ e etuloa 6r croupa tbaraoC uolaaa apad* fad: eoMt to ooMt (a to a) daalfiiattep inolvdaB aU kvallabla atatlo—iosa.) Prakraaaa aubjaat to ekanga. F. M. Cant. Bait. (OoRttened FTon FEge One) (Oontidnid Ftofla Page One) (By Thy Ataodotad B rut) Sill— 7t1l— Bi»k RMSra In MM< dCWB OLD BUILDINQ8 FALL, <^gadgetrles fitted up In the ia_Reundtawnar»— Dizia situation developed as result of Ceotrift Influence, face annlhila- AND NEW SKYSCRAPERS RISE, especially with a concealed' NIO«WIAP NETWORK conditions outside the itste. He •AtIC—laati wMt (k a^ waal wtta cti*' Thiv hiya bStt tbe.baokboae IN FABULOUS^ABUl KOCKEFBLLEK utotoh tranatoitted every*' wiar wtac weak wft wilt wfbr wra wgy bad gone to the capita! city to at Sl.thaTESistaaea to w tiar ato it re-' OENTSS rodm to a MreUng who wban weaa wtara wwj waal: MIdwaat: tend Roosevelt’s Inaugural. noMfis to he seen w hether W tler, listened in from on outer office, r*» :, vmaq wcfl kad Woc-who wow wdaf No Dedilen Yet NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — Wtmi like .MuiEOlinl, attompt to Ifeadfridle,' Futine of Boxy and •1 think we bbght to hemi soiM wlba katp webo \fday k(yr ekgw etef "I am of the opinion,” he said on ortatiLa * eub^tute * F a i^ t labor Great PlayT^laoee Is SubJ^ For cockt^e,” Roxy would ‘ 'sa^,‘ wtta tOUTH — wrva wptf wwno w a wja* Oreh.— waat; Bobby Banaan— eoaat hie return cariy yesterday “that itton. Spdcinlatton. vna-wBun wied warn wmo wtb wapi only; Hawlat erulaa— mldwaat somr show of nondialance. And wjdz wamb kveo wky wfaa wbap kpro 7:16— 1:16— Slngin’ Sam— baate; Ola* Tuesday should be a legal holiday J ^ o tb e r .1 la what atti- presto!—with no furthac ordej) wool^ ktba■ " ktha ■ " tatara— Olzla: Moara Orah.— waat but Z win decide that question to tudaJhe Catn'oUo OentrlEtE and their New ^rkx, March 6.—The heavy from him, tbe cocktails would api> MOUNTAIN— koa kdyl kgir kahl 7:50— 5:10— Dr. Ru Manehu — baale; morrow. I believe Connecticut lands of wrecking crews are strlk- COAST—------kfo kfl .— kono kkq kpo Hettman'a Crehaatra— mldweat aOM, tha Bavarlaa l^pullets, will pear. kaea kaa kjr kfa ki ktar kgu 5:00- I M — Ruth Ettlni. Santa— to a should have a one-day holiday la take towards the govehunent sad ng again at the remaining old Yet, when we went into the 6:16— 6:16— Mllla Bra^baalo; Am* addition t'' tboee in New York and Cant. ' Eatt. baaaadera— Olzla: RIane A VeeaK- what attitude the government will brownstone bouMs in the area that’s high-vaulted, mabogany-panided and 4;SS— B:SS—Tha Hutehfnaen Family midwest: NIehola Oreh.— west Maesaebueetts to enable us to ar adopt towards them. They were the called RockefeUer Center. Ten crystal-chandellered tintng room, 4:45— ■:4^Seutharnalraa Quar.— to c 6:50— 6:50— Myatarlaa In Rarla— baale; range our affairs which have been only largn oppmdtton element not more buildings.are dissolving into 6:00— 6:00— Dfnnar Conoart— alao eat Ann Leaf-Olzla: Nlehela Orehea. and when two velvet-tooted and 6:50— 6:50— Al BarnarS’a Shew— to o -w est: ttralght'a Orehaa— mldw dleturbedT by existing eondltloDS. x eampatgnlag under severe repres dust and debris, which means that, obsequious serving men came bear 6:46- 6:46-Androa Marah-aiao eat 6:00— 10:06— Colu bla Ravua— also eat XXX sive moMures. in aU, 319 wiU have been tom ing silver-oovered traps, tiuqr un? S:0S— /:00— Qruan>Hall RIanoo— to c 0:50— 10:50— Edwin C. Hill— also eoaat "The banks *of Connecticut are down. S'm !!! 5 "ltbt’a Skateh 8:46-10:45 — Wm. O’Neal. Tenor— Vsef changeh la oSlelaJdom, car covered before the twltifiiiBg nose of stio— 7iS0— Rhil Doiimy A Hla E o n « east: Myrt and Marge— waat rapaat in line sbM>e. I have absolute confi The tickets for the B ^ Scout^^ted to m fins) dress rehearsal rying the. spmt of, HliUeriem into In their placa will go-more office the Maestro of Magnificence—ip 6:46- r t ^ T h a Oaldbaria. Ekatoh Rally to be held at the State Armory 10KIO— lldW— Barlew Orehaatra— e to e dence in the course we shall take. I of a plsy to he given In the parish every home and.vlta]|^,affecting the buildings and-tha^ huge sunken plaza dozen steaming hot doge. t Si^Hiatorleal sSaWhM^aat 10:50— 11:50— Lembarda Orehea.— c to e shall not attend'the conference of on April 8 are In tbe baods'of ylmr house. A ihprt test paasihg period 7:10— SiS^Rlahars eratka. Tailor — 11Mk-1tt0O-Ato Lyman Oreh,— o to a nation^ cultural, Mofomio and eo- with its landscaping and fountains S:00— 1:00— Oypaiaa Ooncarlsncart Orahoa 11:50— 12:60— H. Stern Orehea,— e to o governors with the New President scoutmasters, and wut; her dtstribut- followed, and the meeting ^ dos 6l4t ttfe. are roost ti^ ^ to be and sooreaaf 'shops. This is Rodte- HaU Off : ^ ^ ^ t :IO - rtSO-Whitaman'a. Band—~ to c 12:00— 1:00— Danea Hour— wabe only. in Washington, but eball stay here ed to you this week. Tour cpmmii' ed. . “ „ araan L. Baatman Or. feeted. If BRler to th4 feller’x answer, to .the dire predic- Tales of tbe nouveau riche art NBC-WJZ NETWORK to study and act. x x x x.” sioner and -geoutmaeters ' have al T r e ^ Ne. A itpgxam of theTlghYeniinsnt. the ions of dtffieulttss with the develop rare in this day of tbe depree* SiSO— IOiSO— Radio Reruin> ao eoaat ready put much time and thought lOtOS^IItOS— Tad Waama Orehaatra BASIC — East: wjs (key) wba*wbaa Later last night he said "our T ^ p 5 .htld Ita regttlM meeting oreign as WeU aa^«m eetio' policy ment. Sion, so this one, recounted by a 10:50— 11:60—Jaek Danny’a Oreh.— ba> wbal wham kdka wyar wjr wlw wsyr banks are in good condition, but into thie, and now it is up to you W dtoes^ evening in th# basement VriU M most mUltaqi John D., Jr.,-seldom visits the site, coum* of dazed young proprietor^ ale: RIehard Croaka— woat rpt wmal; Mldwaat: weky kyw kfkz wear to cooperate with them by disponag of the IBaianuel Lutheran dnireh. 11:00— ItiOlk-Anaan Waaka* Or.— eaat: wla kwk kwor Icoll wren wmaq kao with the financial centers of Bos A claim that the'election victory but all tha workmen know his son. of a bookshop Just off Fifth Avenue^ Tha Ooldbaraa— rapaat *er eoaat ton and New. York closed it seemed of your tickets. Come op fulows, ‘The meeting was esUed to order at entitles tbe Naids to. take over tbe In fact, now that the capitalist has 11:l0-1ttl0-Mark l^iahar’a Orehaatra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj is worth the telling: { wiba katp webo wday kfyr ckgw efcf wiee .to adopt measures here in let’s show them we are right behind 7:15 with twdve scouts prssent. We government was forth in a acquired large holdings in RKO and There was, it seems, a certain C B8-W A BC NETWORK SOUTH — wrva wptf wwne wit wjax conformity with with the national them . had patrol inspection, toen follow etateroent isnied Hitler’s press %CA, he is supposed to have named rich man, who probitoly won’t teH wfla'wsun wlod warn wmo w rt wapl We are glad to notice this week ing thto a short drOl. Three patrols BASIC— Eaat: wabe (kty) wiee wade wjdz wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro situation.” agency, wb John D. 3rd,' as his personal repre anyone but the Collector of totert woko wcao waab wnae war wkbw wkrc woal ktba ktha He said be would probably con th a t ’Troo|> 6 is again showing a were formed for the ceasing year, “Tbs National SodalistIts demand sentative in the show business. nal Revenue how he made a sud whk ekok wdre wcau wTp wjaa wean MOUNTAIN— koa kdyl kgir kfbl spark of existance. (3ood work and namely: the Eagle, Rover, and the full recognition from young yi Ger wfM w a ^ wjav: MIdweati abbm wgn RACIRIC COAST-kgo kfl kzw komo fer with the floor loaders of both good luck for the year. Need we den fortune. Anyway, he bought wfbm kmbo weco kmoz wowe khq kpo keca kez kjr kfsd ktar Houses of tbe lAglelature either Pine ‘Tree. The meeting was do many. XA wave of nationinational awaken- Roxy and Gadgets a mansion, and had it remodeled to EAST AND CANADIAN — wpa whp Cant. East. mention at the same time that la by repeating the Soout Lews and Meanwhile there is plenty of spec suit his ideas of what a manalon wibw wbae wiba wfea wore efro ekao today or before tbe session tomor p ra y e r.' 4:50— 6:50— Tha Singing Lady-east row. the support of this column other ulation on tbe fate of Samuel Rotha- should be. Interior decorators next DIXIE— wgat wafa wbre wqam wdod organlzatione are fast becoming Scribe. Edward Wrubd. wnoz ktra wrae wlae wdau wtoe krld 4:46— 6:46— Orphan Annie— east only The New Haven> Clearing House fel. whom, millions know as “Roxy”, traded him their talents for ^a wrr ktrb ktaa waeo koma wdbo wodz 6d)0— 'OO-Maud A Cauain Bill. Sk(t conspiclous by their absence. Troop No. g elalist movement, thus, only pioneer and Grand High Poo-Bah sizeable check. And then, al wbt wdaa wbiz wbaa wtar wdbj wwva 6:16— 6:10—Dal Lampa’a Orehaatra Association, in a statement regard Troop No. 1 Troop 8 opened Its mesting Mon WRibf wala * 6:50— 6:50— Three X Slatara. Sengs tiimal SociaUem can complete of gilt and grandeur in the movie though the rich man already bad 6:45— 6:46 — Lawalt Thomas — tiast: ing a meeting here yesterday said: ‘Troop 1 opraed its regular meet day night with the Scout Laws and Job.” MIDWEST — wbcm wabt weak wmbd “It is not yet known what steps worid. Tbey made him "mayor" of a couple of books, he decided to hav^ wtaq wkbh kfab wlan kaej wIbw kfb Orphan Annie— midwest rapaat ing held last Monday nii^t by re Oath. Gerald Chappell gave a It announced drdstic domestic Rockefeller’s Radio City, but bis a library. wmt wnaz wkbn wal 6:00— 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy— aaM only may be taken-by tbe Federal gov peating the Scout Oath. Announce short talk on aatronomy. Many MOUNTAIN— kwwUlB koh kal 6:16- 7:15— I ha Jastars, Veeal Trio ernment to supply a circulating measurea. “NatiOnM.sociaUsm has health crashed along with his hopes So the two young partners were RACIRie COAST — khj koto kfb kfre 6:50— 7DO— Oroueho A Chlea Marx ments were made and the patrols tests were passed during tbe tost the. power.and wffl; use it to exe of financial success for the new en kbi kfpy kvi 7 :6 ^ 6:00—Tha New Eakimo Shew medium, but reco^zing the im commissioned to stock the shelves 7:50— 5:60— Don Carney Dm Ohata went to their comeu for. short period Ittdttdlng compass, sigasling cute the Judgment'of the people terprise. ^ Cant. Eaat. perative need'for some form of meetings- Committeemen Smith and snd map making. The meeting was with the kind of books tiiat would emergency currency it was felt against manrteiw, proceeding in the B ut BOW, completing his recupera do credit to a wealthy gentleman. 4:60- 6:50— StSO-Sk Skippy. Skateh— aaat only 1 ^ I'&iSSilSl.'i.SSiS'-.SS,’’'' Elliott were present, and a little closed repeating the Scout La'-ws beef interests of .uto nation.” 4 : 4 Sli46— - i “ Lana Wolf— aaatarn baaio that plans should be made at once later Commissioner Houghton put and. Oatii, followed by tape. tion w ith a two weeks’ rest in the Working practically imder carte 6:00- 6:00— Batty Barthall—______alao cat„ A sign of the times was seen in South, Roxy already is planning a 6:16— 6:1^Rala and Dunn— alao eat: ^ Comedy Aet to take care of such needs if such in appearance and gave us a very Scribq, Jack Puter. blanche, they 'Ud themselves proud, Tha Davll Bird— mldweat only ***7 OW stager action should prove necessaiy. And Hamburg and Altopa' where the eome-lmck. He’s assured of a job and eventually delivered a doseq 6:50— 6;S(^Laen Balaace Orehaatra— interesting demonstration in chenUs- Oub^Paek Ne. 4 Naala jtotordsy oceppled tbe City 16:00— 11:00— To Ba Aniiolinoad— east; it was agreed that some form of Pack 4 bdd its regular meeting as manager of at least one of Radio big .crates of first editions and cost aaat: Skippy— mldweat rapaat . . Andy— repast for west try# . FoUowlng this he presented HaU. 'Tbey alto assumed p /J'' '.-‘Tv-'r -r. . ' • 'i- ■ ■i ■"":' / . t' . MAMOtiiSS’iiSA SVENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAROI 6) 1988. m i m e that the Clearing House Association BUHOWSIDE FARMER TAKES PIG had adoptetj a ce«Hfleatate ')^an u> Here Is Hie Full Text Queer Twiete NEW YORK RANKS bs put lato sllaet “^en, aa and if tbs pvssint soasrgeaey demanded A T b TO SEE “STATE FAIR” i t OFHAtlEIOUDAyS In Day*» News ■M O f Presidents Address to USE SCRIP T!be Bronx plant of tea American Nay bft. O, OMM, who asa Stnn ge Sight On Main Street Bank Note Company bummed with that rspllest ogiriast Qodt 8ho0 t|i)l activltiy me demanda .for scrip came Wasbiarton, March 6__^(AP) Saturday An Farmer Bill thing fomeff say to Mas that fosMi^ .tlonal planning for the supervisloa ■ Cornea To Town For Show. . - Philadelphia—Difficulties of fit from* niany parte of tee country. ed It, hast tkoo mada ms^thalF^ The text of Preeident Roosevelt’i of all forms of transportation and An.Sorts «fv(|i^Tslot ting money from 'home long have Paper Certificates Based On Pleas for quick aWpment of the —Romans fi:S0. inaugural address, delivered on Sat* of communications and other utili ^oubled the^ooUege boy biit Paul certificates to vtUages and big cities ties which have a definitely public A strange and Sim uslng ^nt Lew, a senior at the Wbafton were received. day, follows: greeted.visitors to the downtown As liiou hast created ma out sf character. There are many ways in Bong ToM--fliinooure school of the University of Pennsyl Bank Deposits To Be Orders from private firms for air and glitter, 1 thank 'Thee for' it. "X a n certain that my fellow which it can be helped, but it can streets of town on Saturday after vania, has a new one to tell. Paul noon and evening. A ma.n who look scrip in which tO pay employes also —Ruckert. Americans expect that on my in* never be helped merely. by talking got a telegram from his father, a came in. Every one was Ulking duction into the Presidency I will about it. We must act and act Loans Dime From Bntier. ed very much like Will Rogers, with Cleveland, O., merchant. "Rush all Issned To the Public. a red handkerchief peeping out of scrip. Every one was asking ques address them with a candor and a quickly. you can spjure," the strange tions about it. Not all of them could decision which the present situation his pocket, walked serenely along missive read. "Bank closed." Need Safeguards New York, Msurch 6— (AP) — Main street, leading a pig dressed in be answered definitely immediately, NEiD of our nation impels. Chicago—If you bear some strange New York, March '6 — (AP) — but* in general it may be said teat “Finally, in our progress toward Quips, grins and tall stories were on a bright red ribbon and harnessed to noises at Chicago’s World’s Fair, "This is pre*emlnently the time to a resumption of work we require a long thick rope. What is scrip, how does one get it clearlim bouse certifleatee are a new speak the truth, the whole truth, the lips of Americans today as they don t be alarmed. It will be noth kind Vi money, usable as such in tee two safeguards against a return of ^ The pseudo-Will Rogerw kept call ing but the roar of prehistoric ani and how does one use it? MONEY? frankly and boldly. Nor need we the evils of the old order; there went to a well they had not tapped ing to bis bog cajolingly, “Come on, The answers to those questiona ordinary transactions of business. shrink from honestly facing condi* mals. The roars are to be pro must be a strict supervision of all since, war days. Blueboy, get along there, Blueboy." wore being sought by millions to During tee duration of tee emerg Coma in and let ut pra«e hew tions in our country today. This duced by mechanical means in such ency teey are not cashed, however, banking and credits and invest It was a well of extra resource Blueboy was pig-headed enough to things as dinosaurs, platybelodons, day as quantities of tee freshly- quiciily wa can ofraitts ( great Nation will endure as it has ments; there must be an end to refuse to move from the busiest and teua teey do not deplete bank far yau. S««li menlhly’. | ;;ndured, will revive and will prosper. fulness, of ingenuity, of good humor. ground sloths, in an exhibit of prd- printed emergency currency^ substi funds. speculation with other people's Human life, in spito of the shortage corner of the town and soon a bistorical animals. tute were prepared for distribution. manta la avit yaw So first of all let me assert my firm money, and there must be provi large crowd of youngsters gathered belief that the only thing we have to of cosh, was finding ways of carry Berlin—Johann Becker got Clearing bouse scrip, being pre sion for an adequate but sound cur ing on—as it has a way of doing al round and amidst the cheers of the “fired” because his boss said ne pared by tee New York Clearin}* The increased demand for long P e r s o n a l FiNANCsCd. fear is fear itself—nameless, un* rency. crowd, Far&er Will picked up his reasoning, unjustified terror which ways. took time off wlUiout acceptable House Association, consists of papw underwear-stirs memories of tee Hooni 3— 'Stsfe Theefar BlSa. "Tliese are the lines of attack. I Even before President Rooeevelt, pig and continued on to market. excuse. Johann bcpught a legal ac certificates based on bank deposits. days when a boy could tell tee T3S Main St. Phase 84Sa paralyzes needed efforts to convert In order to complete the report of retreat into advance. shall presently urge upon a new clothing himself with the powers of tion, declaring be had been sick. They are issugti by a group of banks, day of tee week by tee number The only eharce In throe asS enS* Congress in special session detailed a war-time law, took quick steps the rather imlque Saturday ocei-r- The boss called the Bedker family rather than by one banking institu of times he had to wind the web half perrent per month os sspsIS “In eVery dark hour of our Na rence it must be stated that the man amount of loan. tional life a leadership of frankness measures for their fulfillment, and preparing the way for scrip, the doctor to prove that it was Johann’s tion. bing around his ankle to get It I shall seek the immediate assist idea of scrip was racing through th who so closely resembled Will brother, Josef, who was sick. unw his stocking. and vigor has met with that under Rogers carried a sign on his back Although details of the certificate standing and support of the people ance. of the several states. country, and communities in many Johann and Josef, twins who look plan announced yesterday by Mor'l- ■SBSBSBSBaa “Through this program of action scattered sections were arranging to that read; “Going to the State exactly alike, stood up in court. themselves which is essential* to vic theater to see the State Fair with mer Buckner, head of the Clearing tory. I am convinced that you will we address ourselves to putting have it printed. The doctor shook his head. House Association, have not yet Janet Gaynor, Will Rogers, Lew "They’re as diferent as two eggs,” ag^n give that support to leader our own national house in order Tales of xxiiUionalres beseeching been made public, it was believed and making Income balance outgo. Ayers, Sally Ellers and Blueboy tho the doctor said. “I can’t say which ship in these critical days, butlers for a spare dime, bt folk prize'hog of the State Fair at the was sick." tee temporary medium of exchange f “In such a spirit on my part and Our international trade relations with $100 bills being snubbed by would be paid out by tee banks in though vastly important, are in State Theater, Simday, Monday and Johann got his job back and a on yours we face our common diffi change-guarding clerks, went the Tuesday. year’s pay to boot. lieu of cash. A depositor appearing culties. They concern, thank God, point of time and necessity second rounds. Women who used to talk at a bank to cash a check would be only materl^ things. Values have ary to the establishment of a sound about their operations now had a Duluth, Minn.—Fly casting has given the certifleateo to tee full shrunken to fantasUc levels; taxes national economy. I favor eis a been added to the curriculum of amount of the check. new topic—of how that nasty grocer Central high school here. have risen; our ability to pay has practical policy the putting of first man would not give them change for BRITISH DRIVERS WIN Fifty-five students are enrolled It would also be the medium in fallen; government of all kinds is things first. I shall spare no effort $20 when they bought a ten-cent which pay checks were cashed, and fac^ by serious curtailment of in to restore world trade by interna can of beans. in a dabs under Vic Dunder, ath letic coach and ardent fisherman, to it would be accepted by merchants, come; ^e means of exchange are tional economic readjustment, but MEDALS FOR CAUTION landlords, railroads and others in the emergency at home can not From the top to the bottom of the learn the proper method of catch frozen in the currents of trade; the social scale, people facing inconven ing trout. stead of the old currency. Bankers withered leaves of industrial enter wait on that accomplishment. ience grinned and bore it. Former “A good fisherman is a good citi said teat *since tee scrip would be prise lie on every side; farmers find “The basic thought that guides accepted for deposit at parity by these specific means of national re President Hoover, just a few hours By MILTON BRONNER zen *' he said. no markets for their produce; the out of the White House, found him NEA Service Writer. ail clearing house members, it would savings of nmny years in thousands covery is not narrowly nationalis Vancouver, B. C.—Like their men self with only a small amount of folk, many British Columbia wom- serve as a satisfactory me^um of of f a c i e s are gone. tic. It is the insistence, as a first ekebange. The certificates, which consideration, upon the interde cash—but was getting along. London, March 6.—To encourage -en have caught the gold-bunting “More important, a host of un Gov. Pinchot of Pennsylvania bad represent actual deposits, will he employed citizens face the grim pendence of the various elements Skillful auto driving, vith the ob fever.. Many are now in the field in and parts of the United States— Just 95 cents in his jeans, but there ject of making the roads of Great and others have announebd their issued, it was boliev^, in denomina problem of existence, and an equally was gasoline enough in the Guber tions ranging from $1 up. It was great number toil vnth little return. a recogmtion of the old and per Britain safer for all users, England intention to go out with pick and natorial motor to carry him back has what^ for all intents and pur axe in the spring. the imderstandlng here teat banks, Only a foolish optimist can deny manently important manifestation when they reopen, might be permit of the American spirit of the plO' home from Washington. poses, is a motor drivers* knighthood A former nurse from Vancouver the dark realities of the moment. In Hollywood ted to pay out fractional coin—that Besson for Thanks neer. It is the way to recovery. It —the Order of the Road. has led the procession. Using an The movie folks in Hollywood bad airplane to take in supplies, she is is coins ranging from pennies to half “Yet our distress comes from no is the Immediate way. It is the in feudal days Knights were the dollars—to meet the need for M ue coal strongest assurance that the re their fun. That wag. Jack Oakle, at present carrying on prospecting failure of substance. We are strick issued his own scrip, reading: “Com chosen class of the king. To this change. coVery will endure, day in England, when knighthood work in the Cariboo district. en by no plague of locusts. Com pliments of Ja ck Oakie, who o 's Chicago—Rotund gentlemen, who Universal Use pared with the perils which our fore "In the field of world policy I is conferred on a British subject, would dedicate this nation to the you blank dollars and hopes you get wish to reduce their belt lines might Pending authoritative statements, fathers conquered because they be it.” he receives the accolade or sym do BO by looking after their feet. it was the belief that banks were policy of the good neighbor—the bolical ceremony of dubbing him a lieved and were not afraid, we have At Dallas, Texas, Bernice Claire Dr. L. L. Spanabel, president of working bn a plan for a uniform still much to be thankful for. Na neighbor who resolutely respects knight by the king touching bis himself and because he does so, re and Alexander Gray, musical the Illinois chiropodists, said the standard of collateral throughout ture still offers her botmty and hu comedy artists, arranged to pay head with the tip of the ceremonial correction could be made through the country. In this way. New Yora man efforts have multiplied it. Plen spects the rights of others—the sword. v goes over with a hang! neighbor who respects his obliga their hotel bill by singing for other the feet because the nerve center scrip could circulate in other cities ty is at our doorstep, but a generous guests. Like millions of others they The knight of old was supposed seems to be In the baO of tee foot and vice versa. Thus it appear* tions, respects the sanctity of his to be martial, brave, loyal and use of it languishes in the v e ix sight have money—but it is in banks. Wuppertal, Germany—^Thls town’s that tee new money might be ac It will ffive better, more per ton. Here’s yout first big saving. of the supply. agreements in and with a world of chivalrous. So today, in the Brit neighbors. A New York hotel, finding itself poor ate election placards and ceptable at or near parity through healthful heat this winter "Primarily, this is because the ish motoring world, the members out tee nation. An Extra Saving! “If I read the temper of our peo short of cash, sent a messenger to of the Order of the Road are sup smacked their lips. It was all due . . . and save you $15 to rulers of the exchange of mankind’s churches to gather the contents of to a new idea in propaganda teat Bankers recalled the crisis of good*; have failed through their ple correctly we now realize as we posed to be careful drivers, con $45 besides Whit is *blue coal’ service? An un have never realized before our in collection plates. Business on Broad occurred to Commiinlsts Mfore re 1907, the last occasion on which selfish service to home-owners. A own stubbornness and their own in siderate. of others, and loyal ‘ to cent elections. A troops of geese scrip certificates were used here. terdependence on each other; that way boomed as some theaters ac all the rules of the road. t ’s no secret. Here’s the good free inspection of your heating competence, have admitted their cepted checks for tickets. Subv.’ays appeared in the main streets. Each They were, in effect, liens or oblig-- failure and abdicated. Practices we can not merely take but Vfe must This new order was started in word—the money-saving news plant—free advice on how to fix give as well, that if we are to go had a plentiful supply of nickeii for was painted with flaming red tions against tee assets of tee I of the unscrupulous money changers January, 1928. Today it has an streaks to set off tee Communist banks. In New York they were used thst is being passed around to every your furnace to get the most heat forward we must move as a trained the time being, but were considering hofflc-owner in town. “Use ‘blue stand indicted in the court of public what to do about scrip. You can’t active and enthusiastic member insignia ,tee hammer and sickle. primarily for payments between from every ton of coal. Here's a sec opinion, rejected by the hearts and and loyal army williag to sacrifice ship of more than 2100, which is coal’—and takt advantagi of 'blut ond big saving. Your *blue coal* for the good of a common disciple, put it in a turnstile. They were fed to the poor. banks, but in other sections they minds of men. quite large, considering the great circulated just like money, 'I ■ PAGE BIGHT MANCHESTEk EVfiWING herald, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MARCH-6, 1988.. L a u r a l o u SPRING’S INFORMAL PORMAIJTT BRCX)KMAN ^ Dnity : flealth 0 1 9 3 3 ; •’ •EA SetMCE. INC V - S^irmce Hints ' ' i UANCBEBTER EVSKINO RBRAtD, U A K O IU m ii CpNM., HOIjmAy, MARCH «, ItM . Joe McCluskey Sets 2~Mile CROWD OF 300.000 GAINS THDtD STRAIGHT ^ REC FIVE AND GUARDS READY TOWITNESSGRAND FILLBBB iPU T TWIN BdX ^.Y. W. C. A. in toe Hwdiws City ^Saturday Bight, 24 to 21. The score TRIUMril TO ESTANJSK^ FOR OPENER OF TOWN SERIES Saturday dl‘ tetir o’clock toe Fill* W IT d e i W ^ d tO*tU i t Im IM i m . NATIONAL- « •• RUNNING ers took oh » smart and * clever but toe locals managed to puU Into bunch from the Bast Sides and were the lead In toe flat) quarters and POUR TOP NOTCH FORWARDS nosed but in an overtime jperiod. Be win toe game. Had4sn wae high AN AMAZING PRECQ)ENT Can Champs Win On Rec’s hind 2D*Bi at half time the FiJers Bcorer for Mancbeiter and toe I w r ■..jj rallied in toe third period and were work of Blisell and Wtmar wai a World’s Most -Uncertain and leading 26*24 at toe opening of toe feature. Carleon and BIphick etar> Home Floor Tomorrow fourth. The Bast Sides tied toe score red for-New Britain. Dingorons Horse Race To SONSOFtrUYBOW Has Bettered Previeni Meet in the last quarter and outscored the Manoheater OeMolay Night Is Question Ashed Fillers 2*1 from the foul line to take i B. F. T. Mark Each ’Tme, Wnminj^ the game. Hadden, if .. .. 6 ' 3 16 Held On M ariA24 At TO HERAID NEWSIES A t nine toe same day they, took | McConkey, rf r t # 2 0 4 . V Ai By Fans; Odds Favor Sol on the much older and heavier Wap* ,• Vennart, c .. f. 2<- 1 5 Saturday In 9:162 To ping "B " team and won a . hard BisstQ,' Is .. 0 0 0 Liverpool, England. g me. Uadlng 2*0 at toe-end of .the Werner, rg . . . ^o.. 0 0 diers To Retain Title Won flrst quarter they almost put tos Aitksn, rg ... 0 • 0 0 Uagoe Latder'i Upiet By Clote Out Indoor Collese gams on Ice ecoring thirteen pointe * EDITOR'S .NO TE: This Is the in the eecond period. Losing Katka 10 4 24 flrst of a •eries. ef three a n ises 36-33; IndepeidenU and Career; Yale Wins T e a i Last Year. veek at the opening of the eecond New Britain DsMo'ay graphically describing the Grand half made thinks look pretty bad for B. F National Steeplechase, one of the the Fillers, but they neld their big Hutlbsrg, r g ...... 2 I greatest >portlpg events in the^ Tafeyi Alto Win. Title In Upset. C*rt tht Rec F lv « rcpul«e the advantage and fought off the Wap*, Blpblck, Ig wwid."'- - . Nttienal Ouarda in the flrst game ping rallies to win, Vqrssli, If - of the annual town title leriea at Mers’e Fillers Undfrpn, c. By BILL BBAUCHER "In . one of toe Rec lea f ue’e hardest Special to The Herald $0.$$0i$000 ?nEABA Service Sports Editor the School street Rec tomorrow P, B, F, T. Lotz, e ... fought games the Herald Newsboys New York, March 18.—Joe Me- 4 Korcb, I f ...... 2 1*1 0 Cs risen, rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 . New York, March 6.—The most night, having the advantage of basketball team triumphed over the Quikey, iron-legged Fordham Uni playing the opener on its home 2 Davis, rf .... 0 0 § § $ 0 Bengstem. rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. unssatain horse race oit earth will be versity distance star and Olympic run at Liverpool, March 34—the league leading Sons ef Italy team floor? This is the question that is 0 Wright, c ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Larson, If steeplechase place winner, won the by the score of 86-88 Saturday paramount in the minds of local 2 Novak, rg, rf $ 0 0 0 01 Grand National stseplschaae. In its two*mile run at the Intercollegiate ^ k e tb a lT fans and an answer will 4 Katkaveek, Ig 10 21 demands upon men for courage and night. The playing of Mozzer and Indoor track and field champion Gunnar Johnton.for the Herald was not be found until tomorrow night. I'Owsrs, Ig $ $ t $ $ $ I Scors at halftime, 10*10. Rsferee, upon horses for stamina and game- ships Saturday night for the toird outstanding and "Horse" B ^ g in i However, the home floor advan* 2 Msrs, rg . S 0 $ 0 f $ 0 Marristte. Time, 10 min, periods. Dsss, the scramble at Aintres is un straight year to set up the amazing tage should not count heavily in "Ty" Holland “ Hank" McCann paralleled. and " n o p " .Oppizl furalsbeo toe record of having bettered toe pre the Rees favor. The Guards are 15 18 80 COIXEOIANS WIN EASILY Horses quoted at odds of 100 to 1 leading opposition for toe Sons. The vious meet mark in each succeeding thoroughly familiar with its sur» East Sides wiu it. Short'prlced favorites "come Independents routed toe, Dills Five appearance in the indoor classic. face and should And the floor much / A . P, B« F» T# Tbs Collegians saslly dsfsated a cropper a^ j^eher’s Brook" or by the score of .45-16, with the Orlgl- when he first ran three years to their liking. The champs' lineup 1 Muldoon, rf ...... , 5 1*4 11 Highland Park Saturday night at lomereault to failure at another of nai Taffeys, taking the Celtics by ago Joe galloped to easy victory in boasts a number of stellar sharj^ 0 Vines, Ig ...... 2 1*2 5 the y . The score was 83*16. Tue Col* the 80 hedges, water boles and other 32-20. the fine time of 9:17.8 seconds. Last Yy/' year be shaded that mark by two* shooters who should be able to run 1 P. Dsyorio, e ...... 3 1*4 7 Isglans got a good Isad in tos flrst dsngeroui hazards they are suppos Herald (86) up siseable scores if they are click* 0 Brosowski, rg ..... 0 2*6 2 torse quarters and then in tbs ed to jump. Horses without pedi B. F, T. tenths of a second and t|ii* year he cloeed out indoor intereollegiate ing on their shots. f' rth period they simply passsd toe gree have won it, seme of, them Brown, I f ...... 2 1 5 r 4 De:'orio, Ig ...... 3 0*8 6 career with a blazing 9:16:3 victory Manager>Coaeh Ben Clune is taken from between the shafts of Sullivan, rf 000000000$ ball about. Renaissance style and that should stay in the books for confldent that his charges can re* Johnson, rf 0 0^0 00000000 6 13 5-19 31 thus baffltd Highland Park. cabs. -Horses in tbsir dotage have some time. Sheldon, c < 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 t pel the Guards at the Rec, bellev* / Score By A*erlods Raguskus was best for ths Col beaten the best trained, finest One of the amazing things about ing that their imiliarlty with the Fillers ...... 6 . 6 14 3 lrf*8U legians, collecting fifteen points blooded animated bides in the world Swanson. I g '...... McCluskey's three record breaking floor will be an advantage the Bsat Sides . . . 7 13 4 5 2—31 while Hillman and Nichols were over the 4 J-2 miles n f tryinc; teste. Moszer, Ig- r 0 0 0 $ 0 i performances arc that in none of Guards cannot overcome. Unless beet for Highland Park. W-ilker, rg the three races was he lerlously the Reef win the opener they will Merc’s Fillers CoUegians (88) It combines the mad icramble of pressed and he ran to his records be iM than a 100 to one shot to P. • B. F. T. P. B. F. T. jostling heries making ImpoielMe 15 36 against the clock. Jackie Ryan. w)n the series, as the second and leaps from usually muddy footing Sons ef Italy (18) m . 0 Korch, rf ...... 2 2*2 6 0 Raguskus, r f ...... 7 1-2 15 Manhattan's little cross country third games will be played at the 0 Davis, If , ' % 0 M 0 0 0 0 0 Muldoon. If ...... 3 0*1 6 with the Inspiring spectacle of A. Bogginl, r g ...... 7 2 16 harrier, was at least 100 yards back State Armory. 1 Wright, c \-0 0 0 0" 0 0 0 0 Tierney, If. I g ...... 1 1-1 3 beautiful Jumps, clean cut and clear. L. Farr, I g ...... 2 1 5 of shuffling Joe as the Fordham Both teams have practiced ex* 4 K atk aveek ,-Ig...... 3 0*0 5 1 Kelsh, c ...... 2 0-8 4 From 200,000 to 300,000 people sit T. Salmonds, c ...... 1 0 2 youngster broke the tape Saturday tensively for the flrst game and the 2 Novak, rg ...... 2 1*2 5 0 Bycholski, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 in the stanc'i,, the barges on the P. Vince, rf ...... 1 1 3 night. players should be in top condition. 0 Owers, I g ...... 0 0*1 0 0 ObuebowskI, Ig .... 2 1-2 5 canal that, runs along on side of the Opplzi, If ...... 3 1 7 McCluskey was always in the It is diillcult to concede the Rec :vS. course or walk about in the en lead, jumping away from the mark Five more than a slight chance of 7 10 6*13 26 1 15 3-9 88 closures beside the jumps. / 14 5 33 like a sprinter to take the pole and winning, when It is taken into con the only runners’ backs he saw dur igi Wapplng "B" . Highland Park (16) The Prince of Wales is there. .So Score half time, 16-14, Hersdd. sideratTon that the Guards have a ar: all the porters in Liver. So are Referee: O’Leary. Umpire, Fraser. ing the long grind were those of the team that is capable of tUsplaying P, B. F, T. P. B* P T several chaps he lapped. the country folk frojn miles around. Time, 10 min. periods. splendid work as ar smooth*func* 3 Spencer, rg, r f .... 4 0*0 8 0 Bentley, rf ...... l 0-0 2 McGuskey completes his intercol London society is there, but this is turning unit and also as indlvldu* ^'Berger, If ...... 4 0*3' 8 0 Beer, r f ...... 0 0-0 n legiate track career at Fo’-dham this Tommy Faulkne. "Bingo" Sturgeon not a day for London society to be Independents (45) als. 'Hie Rees have several out* 1 A. Harrison, c 0 0*0 0 0 Nichols, rf, r g ...... 2 0-0 4 summer with a consistent record of noticed. It is , a day for horses. B. F. T. standing performers who cannot be Above are pictured members of the National Guards and Rec Five 2 P Smith, r g ...... 0 0*0' 0 1 Eagleson, I f ...... 1 0-0 2 victory, three times indoor two- Throngs of Irish, with money to Larson, If ...... ___ 4 2 10 taken Ughtly but as it looks on who will undoubtedly see plenty of action when the town series gets under 1 B. Harrison, Ig .... 0 0-0 0 2 Hillman, c ...... 3 0-1 6 /mUe champion, national steeple^ Tierney, rf .... 6 3 15 paper the Guards should have way tomorrow night at the School Street Rec. Holland and McCann are 1 Frieblet, rf ...... 0 1*2 i 0 Anderson, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 back the Irish steeplechasers (the chase and cross country title holder Nelson> c ...... ---- 5 3 things pretty much their own regular forwards on the.Guards, while Faulkner and Sturgeon All similar 0 Harrison, rg ...... 0 0*0 0 1 Kissman, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 finest in the world) fill the air with 13 and America's best steeplecaser iq Seelert, Ig ...... 3 0 6 way after the flrst half. positions on the Rees. Sturgeon is also a guard and may alternate in 2 Lewis, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 their rich brogue, and drive bar history. game is scheduled to start these positions. 8‘ 8 1-8 ’ n 0 Dougan, I g ...... 1 p-0 2 gains with the bookies. Anderaop, rg ...... 0 2 2 Although McCluskey broke his about 9 o'ciqck. Phil Gasman of Score By Ferlode I t is imposai’ 7-y for one to see Dwyer, rg ...... 0 0 0 intercollegiate record in winning New Haven will referee. F U lers ...... 2 18 5 6— 26 6 ' 8 0-1 16 more than two or three of the jumps the event he did not travel the dis Wapplng “B" .... 0 2 8 12— 17 Referee: Jamroga. Score at haif- tA?teD by the horses In their 10 min 18 10 46 tance in the fastest time he t'me, 18-8. CoUegians. utes of tremendous trying. Thou DiUs (16) capable of. Twice this year he ha*», raced two miles in faster tiin?, Score By Periods sands jam themselves at vantage Murphy, r g ...... ___ 0 1 1 DEMOLAY VICTORS once in 9:14.2 and tpe other ifi. CoUegians ...... 9 9 13 2— 33 points near tbamore difficult of che Bnndall, I g ...... 0 0 0 RANGERS BEAT NEW Herald Newsies Oppose hazards. They push one another Ruddeii, c ...... 1 1 3 9:13.3. Both times he wa.s The local DeMolay quintet nosed Highland P ...... 6 2 4 4— 16 about on roofs, climb trees or itin Oattl, r f ...... 4 0 8 tended by Paul Kanaly, Belmont, out the New B'rftaln DeMolay at toe Time, 8 ipin. periods. Mass., runner. ccross country from one point to Cubberiy, I f ...... 2 0 4 BRITAIN BY 37-29 another, frantically trying to see Y.\LE WINS TRACK TROPHY"/ thoir bit of the show as the horses 7 2 16 Rangers In First Game New York, March 6.—(AP: — Score halftime, 12-10. Indeptn- flash out of the fog, soar or stum While track followers were stilY Umpire, ble, and fade into the distance. dents. Referee, Sturgeon. blinking todg^and wondering how Rivals To Meet For Y Senior It is nearly always foggy and O’Leslry. Time, 10 min. periods it happened,'Yale’s athletes proud-^ M. H. S. PLACES 2ND usually it rains for a few days be Leadmg Junior-Quintets To | NAME QUALIFIERS ly made a place in their trophy fore the event, making the course Original Taffeys (32) room today for the most fought foF Championship At perilously soggy. ^ B. F. T. prize of the indoor track and field I k d * T .- f ORYMETORMY It is a hop, step and jump of Johnson, if ...... 1 0 2 season, the teamship of the annual Hartford Tonight. / IN HARTFORD MEET some 40 yards from the start to the MeVtigb, If ...... 2 _. 0 .4 indoor meet of the intercollegiate . Town Senei Tilt At Rec _ first jump. Rarely do all the boiues Dowd, rf ...... 5 1 11 amateur athletics of America. clear this harrier, and there is much V. Bogginl, c ...... 1 1 3 A -surprisingly well balanced team fourth In the 70 yard dash. L »■**»<»»>• i R e a d \\\Q (^lm siflcd R enlal P roperly Lishnq on this R jqe ' ^ i-! LOST AND FOUND 1 MOVING—TRUCKINIG— APARTMENTS, FLATS, LEGAL n o t ic e s 78 .LiZeiAp N p n ep STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 68 L o s t — BLACK p u r s e b«twMn AT A COURT OF BROBATE HELD IfTS3ln^wrp5M *?EjJ5iD jR fc A WORKERS FIGHT kt Msnohtsttr, witnln and (or. tb«. at Meoehepter. 'wltli(n.,dnd. (or thq Your Name^Metv Game Striwklud strMt tad Hotpltal. SILVER LANE BUS LINE offei the FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Olstrlet o( Manohe'star, on the 4tb DIstriot Q( BUn'chesteV.ion the 4th Finder plMUM telephone 8298. aeeomnodation o( their large Ue* with all improvemente. Apply' 96 day of March, A. D„ 1931. da/, df Mar^. A. D... 1933, . . Lnae bus for lodge, party or taan Foater etreet or telephone 6062. Prasant tVlLUAM 8, HYDE. Esq., ^fraM B t i^ L U A M 8. HYDE, Esq., R^prm Act TO HOLD GROUND AUTOMOBILES Judge. * . .J ! trips at spsdal rates. Phone 8068. Estate ,o( Alexander. Turkipgton ‘’ '*:|afate'-ot-Mkry Qadn late qf Man- FOR SALE 8860. 8864. FOR RENT—98 CHURCH ST., 6 late of Manoheete'r, in said District, ohapteci In said, Dletrtot, deceqaea. room flat, enttreiy remodelled, new deceased. ^ m o t io n o f EdthiT .Oado. adminld- Angorfi, Turkey—(AP)—“What’8, "Huitaphh, son of tbe bald-head,** trgtrlx. - ^ , IN SCANDDiAVIA S982 CHEVROLET COACH; 1982 floors, new ceilfogs, etc., beet loca- The Admlnlstratbr having exhibited your'QanM goin f to be?^ ii the cur-^ o r LOCAL AND LONG OMTANC& his ndnilnlatration account with said ' ORDEBEO jrtx moffthZ ( r w *V^tiau!d. ware at the hunchback.’’ Cheerolet Roadeter; 1981 Chevrolet movlBg, fdfidrar truoking. Ilvary ti n m town, garage. Arthur A. sHtate to this Court (or allowance, It the 4th dky, of March, A. D.. 1983. rent qneition in Turkey. I W om gn-M not even given that Sedan; 1931 Wlhye Sedan; 1981 ggrvioi. Our afflllstiOB ivlu UoiUd Knofla—Dial 6440. la slid the aame are limited, and allow Name choofinf hga . become tbe much' tag. but are simply FatinuM, Ford Town Sedan. Cole IfotorA ORDERED:—That tbe 11th day o( ed ' (or the' oriiaitorB wltjiin which to oblff p v lo r gama of tbe nation aince Stockholm (AP)—^Backed by po Vsaa Bdfvlet ib m i» lowtr nitdfe 00 bttnr in their dlatme agalfiet said Qullstapii. febd nothing more. Phone 6468. FOR KENT—TWO, I’HHEL attO 4 March, A„ D., 1931, at 9 o'clock, fore an announcement by Muetaphn Ke- The ifoM **hanim’’—m ea n ^ Mrs. litical power, 'M a result of tbeir furulturd movlttg to dldUot poiotn. room apartmants, baat, lanltoi noon, at the Probate Office, Jn iald eatate. gnd the said administratrix is Lsrgg modnra trueka, «pdi^eoeM Manchester, be and the eatne Is as directed to gtve^public i.ol;lcp to the maTB nilnizter of tbe interior that or M lw^wbich follows feminine organized strength, tbe working eervlei rafrlgeraiot fumteiiad. Uau erbditcre tp bring - In ihetr olaline family .names soon vidn be required nto, prompt lorviod, nil good* tn> signed for a hearing on tne allow namai, gives foreigners tbe Impres men of Sweden, Norway and Den BUSINESS SERVICES Arthur A. KdOfla 6440 or 4181 ance of said admlntatration account within said t|gt« hllowea by poating ^ law .. sion that TurMih Julia O’Oradys ■ur#6 wbllg m tmanlt.Ard fosturg* 676 Main atraat. with salff eatate. and thia Court di a copy oCthlp orger on t.h* public mark afe fighting to keep up their OFFERED 13 offffdd at do dstra dspdotd to you. rects the Adihlfiietrator to give pub- sign post nearest to tha. place where Fatronymies never have been used and colonels' ladies are indeed sis tim deceased’ laet dwelt, within said |n Turkey, qpd the result frequently ters—biit'it's merely a misleading standard r ' living. ASHES REMOVED weekly, niov* Ontiy tiipg to Now fork , oaggsg# llo notice to,;all’persons .intcreeted FOR RENT—4 ROOM tanament, 6 therein to appear and be beard there towfi and hy. publlehtng tfie ahme in has beeb chaotic. v title. Tbe employers, also organized, ing and trucking. Rates reason ddlivorod dirtet to itdsmahle ^nra Ridgewood etreet: garage. iMulre on by publishing a copy of this order some nevtapaper having a clreulatlon In said pcobate -dfatrlct; within ten Under the Turldsb republic there The patronymic law which the are becoming moro determined on able, E. L. Morin, telephone 6158. For (urthtr In/onnatioo eaJ) 8068. L. Lent!, 178 Parker street, raone in some newspaper having a 'circula was a famous case of one of the 8860.8864. Pdrrdtt A GIdtmdy luo. tion . In said District, on or befdrs day's froth the date o( this order, and An|rora parliament will pass this readjustment 6628. March t, 1933, and by posting a copy return .'make to this'court of .the no Kemallst tribunals of Indepsndence winter, will r e t ir e that names must Law Helpe Dane of this order on the public irign iwet tice'given; ; ' * - ^ • (jBorrespondtnff to tbe Soviet obek- be chosen wlttuh six months. Denmark, recently threatened 8 OR 2 ROOM SUITS In new John In tha Town where the deceased last . ' WILLIAM 8. HYDE a i) in Which all five Judges were Thousands probably will grab tbe Waat Ad IttformatleB C01IRHK8 AND CLASSES 27 dwelt, five tlays before said day of , ..Judge. with a lockout which would have u>o Block, facing Main straet. very hearing and return make to this H-3-6-33. named All.' Turkish counterparts of America’s involved 125,000 men and whloh BEAUTY CULTURE—Bam wbtia deslsable, modem Improvementi#. Court. Tbe only means of distinction now Ldneolns, Washingtons, Vanderbilts MILDRED BLOOM had the earmarks of a lengthy learning. Dataila frea. Hartford i'bone 8726 or Janitor 7686. WILLIAM 8. HYDE iised is that of locality, such as “Hus and A ston. Kemals are already nu struggle has tbe most visible evi Manchester Acadamy of Hairdragsing 698 Main Judge. sein of Broussa," or an occasional merous. FOR RENT—ULLBY 8T. —Naav H-3-6-33. RU88ELL H. .BLOOM dence of the unity of tbe working Evening Herald afeat, Hartford. guFerfor Court,’ 8tate' of Cenneeti- class in Scandinaria. The Industrial Cantor, modara llva rooms, first AT A COURT OF PROBATk HELP cut. County ’ '4( Hgrtford; the 37th floor, staam baat, garoga. Inqulra at Maneheater, within and for tbe day of February, 1933. _ war was averted when Parliament CLASSIFIED 21 Elro atraat Cali 6661. District of Manchester, on the 4th 8ECOHD ORDER OP NOTICE outlawed both lockouts and strikes ADVERTISEMENTS HELP WANTBD- day of March, A D„ 1933. Upon complaint, in eaid cause for a year. brought to said Court, at Hartford, in STAR HANDWRITING RO8ENBL0OM BATTLES FEMALE 35 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tsnemsnt on Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., In Sweden tbe situation ia being Count els averaf* words to a Hae. Judgf. said County, on the first Tueeday of revealed, indirectly, by political op Initials, aumbers and abbrsviatioas Lauiel straet, modem improve Estate of Elisabeth M. Murphy late December, 1933 and now pending, HOUSEKEEPER, one who needs of .ditnchi-eter, In eaid District, de clalhting a divorce, custody of minor HEUSEB FRIDAY NIGHT position to plans of the new aocisJ- eaeb eouni as a word aod eonpeund home and steady Job, 826 Main ments, garden, garage if desired. words as two words Minimum oest in Inquire 91 Lauril street. coaeed. clidd, it not appearing to this Coiil-t "MADE TD ORDER” democrat government to float large prloo of three Unes, etreet. After 6 p. m., 68 Chestnut, Tho Executor having exhibited his that the defen/ant has reqpived no- loans for payment of standard Lino rates per dar for transleat Apt. 4, administration account with said S9- tloe of the pendency of said complaint MARCH 1ST., MODERN 6 room tate to this Court for allowancs, it is and it appearing to this Cpurt that New York, March 6.—(AP) — wages on imemployment relief MCeotfre Marsh IT# WdT.^ flat, ebadee, steam .leat, all Im UIIDERED:—That the lUh day of the .wheroahouts of tile defendant Maxle Rb..eDblooro, New York's projects. Oarb Cbarge provements, garage. Apply 96 March, A. D„ 1938, at 9 o'clock Tore Rupseli H. Rtoom is unknown to the FOR MOVIE ROLES nominee for the light heavyweight Norway,' with memories of the • Consseutivo Uars 7 etsi • ew HELP WANTED^MALE 86 noon, at the Probate Office, in aald plaintiff. general strike in 1981, is moving e ConsoeutiTo Oars 4. • eu tl eu Hamlin etreet Phone 6404. Manchester, be and the same Is as ORPEHED:—That notice of tbe In- championship battles Adolph Heus- I Oar # «# ....# ..# »•••I etsI y ets signed for a hearing on the ’ alioW' Btitullon and pendency’ ot said com- er, rugged German puncher, In a 16- cautiously in seeking legislation to 11 MEN WANTED —TO ESTABUSXl FOR RENT—8 ROOM apartmtut, RoUyWood.—Tbs things one does All orders (or irregnlar losertloas and conduct Rawielgb' Routes In ance o( said, administration account pi lint dhall. be. given . the defCndapt round title match in Madison Square make practically all forms of boy will bo ebaraed at tbs one Ubm rate, all Improvemente, new gas range, with said estate, and this Court di by p’lbllsning thie order In 'ffie Man And out in this town I Garden Friday night. • cott Impossible. ipoelal rales (or leaf term every cities of South Manchester, Wind reels the Executor to give public no chester Evenihg Herald' a newspaper steam beat hot water beater, ga< publiehed in Manchester one* a week, Who would have thought It—that aow n though he be In tbe ring, Finns Gain Trade dar advertlsina given open rsoaest sor, Hartford and Middletown. Re rage 1( desired. Rent 820. 109 Fos tics to all persons Intcrestsd therein Ads ordered (or three or sis days liable bustler can start earning to appear and be heard thereon by for twit eupceuive weeks, commenc those samples of stsllar bandwrit Roeenbloom still is one of the hard Finland, by contrast, with a de aod stopped be(ore the third or 6(tb ter etreet—Grubs. publishing a copy of thie order in ing on or befo.re February 33,th. 1939. ing you frsquently see on the est fighters in the world to boat. cided lack of organized labor, has day will be oharged eair (or the ac 826 weekly and increase rapidly. some newspaper having a circulation By the Court, tual number o( times (be ad appear* Write immediately. Rawleigh Co., FOR RENT—IN SELWlTi Build in said Dietrlol, on or before March ROBERT J. 8TACK. zereen in what are known techni Few ring worms concede Heuser a managed to cut production costs to ed, obarglng at tbs rate earned, but Dept. CU-86-V, Albany, N. Y. Ing, two room apartment, front, 6. 1933, and by posting a copy o( this Asst. Clerk of 8ald Court, cally as "inserts’’ aren’t samples of chrmce of beating tbe Harlem vet the bone, to tbe advantage of for no allownnoo or rofoods osn bo outdo orqsr on the public elgn post In the H-3-6-33. stsllar Landwrltlng at all? eran. eign ttade, but has lowered the on sis tlmo ads stoppod otter the also furnlJbad rooms. Inquire SeJ Town where the deceased last dwelt, standard of living. flltb day. PUU1#TRY AND SUPPLIES 43 Witz Shoe Shop. five days before said day of hearing Or maybe you knew it all tbe This bout tops the National sched No "till (orblds". tUsplar lines aet and return make to this Court. time; that when Joan Crawford ule, Detroit and Sacramento offer The Central Employers’ associa sold. tion of Denmark, in a recent letter Tbo Bornld will not be responsible CUSTOM HATCHING, tray of 160 FOR RENT—TO ADULTS, five WILLIAM 8. HYDE signs a check, or Ruth Chatterton ing tbe principal competition. At eggs or part of, |4.6o, eettlnga of Judge. Detroit Friday night. Eddie Ran, to tbe prime minister pointed out (or ffloro than oao iaoorroot insorttoa room flat, with all modem Improve H-3-6-33. ARVELOUS writes a farewell note to her lover o( any advortlsomoot ordorod lor 1000 eggs or over 2 1-2 cents per ments, oil burner, garage. 87 Del- or George Arllss takee pen in hand Polish welterweight tackles King that Danish wages had increased moro tbao ono Uma 160 per cent, while prices of essen Tbo laadvortoat omieeloa ol taeer* egg. Edgerton, 666 North Main monf street. I AT A COURT .OF. PROBATE HELD ANHATTAN to add- IS tbe King of France it Tut, Minneapolis veteran in a ten yoet enblioatiea o( advortlsiag will be street. Pbon 6416. at Manehcetcr, within and for the isn’t necessarily Joan’s or Ruth's ruonder. At Sacramento Thursday tial commodities had advanced by reetlfled only by aaascllatloE el tiM FOR RENT—4 ROOM flet, Strlek- District of Manclieeter, un the 4th Freddie Miller, N. B. A, feather only 55 per cent. The lemploj'ers day of March,. A, D., 1933. iSLliaii o a h ik b or Arllss’ writing you see, nor even ebargo made (or tbo eervieo endorod. lADd etreet, ell Improvemeote, nice Present WILUAM 8, HYDE. Eeq., their bands. weight champion, faces Little asked, therefore, for a 20 per cent All advorMoomoate must oonlom ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 reduction in wages. in style# oepy end typogrspby with neighborhood. Cbme. J. Strlekiiuid, Judge. It’s tbs "insert department" that Dempsey, Filipino, in a ten round 164 Mein. Phooe 7874. Estate of Charles Herbert Evans of In the budget debate in the rogulatlens oaferood tbo poblisb- FOR SALE—ROLL TOP DESK, Manchester In said district, minor. New York—Hollywood folk on handles these details. In every pic non-title match. oro and tboy roservo tbe right to ture there are from 10 to 80 in Swedish riksdag on imemployment odit, rovlso or r o ^ t ear copy eoa* flat top deek, typewriter drop head RENT HUNTING? TeU US' wbe» Upon application of Ernest Evans vaegtion usually whoop up plenty of relief projects calling for 160 mil oldorod objoetionable. desk. Call Janitor, Odd Fellows praying for the appointment of a fun on their vlelta to New York, but serts, newspape: headlines, or tele CLOSING BOURg—Classlded ado to you went. Wall take, cere of It for guardian of the estate of said minor, grams, or magazine advertise- lion kronor, the op^aition called bo popllsbed earn# day must bo re- Block. you without chATgo. R. T. McCu d , as per application on Ale, it 1e I’m gfrtld Ifirian. Jordgn hasn't YALE MAKES CEBTAIN the budget a "convulsive attempt eelved by IS e'eleok noon: Seturdays ORDERED:—That the foregoing ments, or letters, or checks, or 69 Ceutin' street. Dtal 7700. application be heard and determined been having a. very good time. anything of the sort. to maintain the standard of living lOiSO A m. on a level nef justified by the pres FUEL AND FEED 49-A at the Probate Office in Manchester in In thf first place, tbe dresuny Eng TELEPHONE YOUR FOR KENT-THREE, five aod six Huid District, >on the 11th day of OF A TIE FOB TITLE ent economic crisis.'’ lish bdauty is in love with a man Snittng Character WANT ADS. SBAbONED HAitU tVUOU, StOVa room tenements, with all modem March, A. D„ 1983, at 9 o'clock In the Unions Gain Strength improvements. Inquire at 147 B ut forenoon, and that notice to be given bock home. ■ .She’a so true to him There's-no special -reason why Ads are aeeented over tbe telephone size, (uraace cuunks or Urepiace to all persons Interested In said es tbe stars couldn't do their own New York, March 6.—(A P)—The Organization of labor, through Center etreet 01 telephone 7664. that she doesn’t go in for dotes with trade unions, collective agreements at tbe OBAitOB RATS given above lengths 87 cord j i 84 load. Gray tate of tho pendency of said applica other men,' here or in Holljhyood, wfitlng, except that it isn’t neces Eastern Intercollegiate basketball as a eonvsatsnos to advortlsoro, but Mrcb 86 soru. Cbae. Heckler, tele tion and tho time and place of' hear and the like, has been one of the tbo CASH BATBh Will be aeeented at FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLA'i with ing thereon, by publishing a copy, of she;Soys...... ■ >'. sary. No reason, that |s# provided league winds up its regular-sched FULL PATMNNT l( paid at the bail* phone Roeedale 13-18. the star can vtrrite plainly and leigi- ule this w’eek .with prospects of a outstanding features of the social garage, 17 Walker street, inquire this order in some newspaper having Then she was down to lOd pounds, development of tfie Scandinavian nesa office on or beier* tbe eeventb W. Manning. 16 Walker street a circulation in said district, on or Whl6h b«r studio' doesn’t consider biy. That is an ob^ous conclusion. playoff between Yale and Princeton day (ollowlAS the first Insertion o( before March 6, 1933, an'l by posting countries for two decades. each ad otborwloo tbo CHARGB enpugh weight for a girl who stands Too obvious, because according to for the championship. GARDEN—FARM—DAIRY FOR RENT—6 ROOM house and a copy of this . order on the public the "inseirt> department," it's all 'Yale, made certain’ of at .li^t a Many of the. trgde upiona. ItATN will b# oolleotod. No roeponoi- sign post In.sdtd town qf Manchester, five feet five.., She Was edhnseU^i to torpugh seF-adminlaUriifl^ line'na- bility (or errors in tslsnbensd ads PRODUCTS 30 garage, 49 .Summer street TeJe- at least five days before the day of build up to: at least Jl^.pounds. *As wrong. tie for first place by trouncing Cot^ will bo assumed end their aeearaer phone 8781. Said hearing, to appear If' they see It’s because handv^ting is sup nell 46 to 22 at New Haven Satur i^ o^ en t insurance, and effective <’>)inot be guerantoeA FOR SALE—1-2 TON mangel beets; cauue at said time and place and be Jordan bos a canary bird appe boycotts, have achieved unusual in- heard relative thereto, and make re tite, that W6U9 something of a worry. posed to show character, and a day night In. its last regularly INDEX OF 60 bushels carrots. S. G. Bowers, 75 FOR RENT—6 AND 4 ROOM tene star’s natural chiro^apby doesn’t scheduled league game. Princeton; dependence. Reduced emigration Deming street. Tel. 7172. turn to this court. Another thing: She was Just and the. economic drisls, however, CLASSIFICATIONS ments, all improvemente. Apply 95 WILLIAM S..HYDB beginning to get oil pepped up be often suit the character he por defending champion, kept in the run-> Foster street telephone 5230 or Judge. trays on the screen. So the "insert ning with a 39-85 conquest of Dart have accentuated the problem of Blithe eeeeeeeeeeeeessseses.as. e«« 4545. H-3-6-33. muse . Mveral peraona here recog maintaihing the well-being of assaggap.ggsgassssg fi HOUSEHOLD GOODS nized her on the streets, and askM department’’ finds som eon^.lt may mouth, but tbe Tigers, still must de be a prop boy, an electrician, a workmen. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HEl#D het for her a.utograph. A rising, feat Penn, at Philadelphia next Sat What many employers now de Dsatbf • ea sssa sss a^BKa a a a r# • a a a a a ^ FOR SALE—USED COAL range, at Manchester, within and for the script glr|,.or^even the director— urday to tie. Yale and force a play CR>Ftf of XbOfilCB aaaaaaaagraaaaaaa B WANTED TO RENT 68 District of Manchester, on the 4(h ambitious player, she confessed that sire is shorter-tenure for labor In Mamorlam eeaaaaaara a>f#a aTa a w V in good condition. Call at 151 Birch thrilled'her. whose penmanship suits the char- off. X#ost and Found ...... day of March, A. D., 1933. agreements wito adjustments', of 1 street. . WANTED TO RENT-Bungalow, Present WILLIA&l 8. HYDE. Esq., But then some strange girl had to Tbe only other game remaining wages at stated' intervals soA/tiX. a Announcements t Judge. It is more dilllcult when the Personals a e # e e e*e eaaaaaaaeata aWM ^ state price and number of rooma. spoil it all ^ asking her to become on the schedule pits Dartinouto given ratio to the general. price ^ WANTED— TO BUY .5S Estate of Margaret Pierson late of huid must be seen writing. In such AatenMbflce Write Box Y, in care of Herald. Manchester,,in said District, deceased. a member of a , Je^ .Harlow club. against Columbia here tonight. dex on -essential commodities, ^ Automobiles (or Sale ...... 4 On motion of Sarah Frost, adminis ICiss Jon^. has nothing' against cases someone whose hand resem Antomobllee (or Bixebarge a e a'NlM ^ I BUY ALL KINDS of junk, and tratrix. Jean Marlow, to be sure; but, after bles the star’s and whose writing 'fHE OCCASION Anto Aooeaaoriaa—Tirea ...... 6 live poultry. Call 5879. William ORDERED:—That six months from suits the character is found to Auto Repairing—Painting r ...- . 1 LEGAL NOl'ICES 78 all, you know, that wasn’t exactly Ostrinsky, 91 Olinton street. thi 4th day of March, A. D., 1933 be sei^e. Auto Scnoola . . . T*A and the same are limited and allow cricket. “Do you sing at all, Mr. Scrub?” Autoa—Ship by Truck ...... 8 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD "Only very, very rarely," Antoa—For Hlra ...... » at Manchester, within and for the ed for the creditors within which to WITNESS District of Manchester, on the 4th bring In their claims against said Real Blond Btenty Nobody’S The Wiser “I see--just in your bath!”— Oaragas—Sentlce—Storage . . . . . lU BOARDERS W ANTED 59A d ^ of March. A. D., 1933.’ estate, and tbe said administratrix is The. deception, is undlscernlble on of accident at noon Satnrflay, Motoroyelea—Bloyelea ...... 11 < There are.some intereating tbingG Humorist. Dec. Srd OB Bolton-Coventry road Wanted Antoa—Motorcrclee . . . . II Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. directed to give public notice to th'e about ^ s Jordan girl whicb lend the screen, in the case of some Rwriacaa auS Pro(«Ml'o«nI Sereleca K(X1M AND BOARD at 811.00 per Judge. creditors to bring In their claims wUI receive reward for any isfar- week. Tbe Hotel Sheridan. Tel. Estate of Mortimer M. Moriarty within said time allowed by posting tier a "^ u lig r distinction.' stars the fan may be grateful for The Japanese alphabet possesses Bualneaa Servlcea Offered ...... 13 the innocent mqvle trickery. matton. Write Box L, Caie at Honaebold Servtcee Offered ...... It-A 367.'!. late of Manchester, in said District, a copy of this . rder on the public ' .You kqow 8be was a beauty prize two sets of characters—katanaka The Herald.'' Building—Contracting ...... 14 deceased. sign post nearest tV the place where wihner in'her. ; ">106 land, and that George Atliss’ hand,-for Instance, for the use of men, imd blranage Florlata—Nnraerlea ...... 16 The Executor having exhibited his the deceased last dwelt within said Is not one to be read easily and for women. Fnneral Oireotora...... IS administration account with said es town and by publishing the same in she bais Ob^les B. Dillingham to Heatini Plumbing—Roofing .«■ 17 APARTMEN'l’S, FLATS, tate to this Court for allowance and some newspaper having a circulation thank for 0viz« her a sUurt in this quickly from a distance. ' Insuranea ...... 18 TENEMENTS? 63 having resigned as trustee Of said In said probate district, within ten country, OR the^ew York stage. But Miss Chatterton’s Is more legible, Mllllnary—Oreaamaklng ...... 19 estate. It is days from the date of this order, and I wonder .if you a're-awau« that she and Kay Fiimcls writes a neat Moving—Tracking—Storage . . . 10 FOUR ROOM TENEMENT in two ORDERED:—That the n th day of return make to this court of the backha^, but one seldom suitable Painting—Papering ...... 81 March, A. D.. 1933, at 9 o'clock fore- notice given. Is' ap intelligent beauty prize win Profeaaional Servieee ...... mm 11 family house, good condition, all iioojk at the Probate Office, in said WILLIAM S. HYDE ner—^wHty^anfl well edacated? to the charsicters she plays. Repairing ...... 11 improvements, l.,rge storage room. Manchester, be and the same is as Judge. The most startling thing about railoiing—Oyelng—Cleaning . . . 14 Inquire 239 Oak street. signed for a hearing on the allow H-3-6-33. l Toilet Oooda and Service...... 26 ance of said administration account her, to my way of thinking: She is Wanted—Bnaineae Service ...... 18 with said estate, and the appoint AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD one of those extremely rare crea- DO YOU KNOW T H A T - BSaeatiefial ment of a successor trustees and thia at Maneheater, within and for the .turps who is' zqpro bMutiful in the Couraea ana Claaaea ...... 87 Court directs the executor to give District of Manphester. on the . 4th flesh than the camera nuikes her out Private Inatructlon ...... 18 public notice to all persona interested day of March, A. t)., 1938. Wi]^ your stove off with a rag Dancing ...... -.9. •. .,.-.18—A therein to appear and be heard there Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., to be. Usually it’s Just the opposite. soaked with vinegttr -^before polish Judge. This English girl Is a genuine Musical—Dramatic e a • e e • etVMe • • a 19 HJYHO on by publishing a copy of this order ing. 'This removes ail the grease.' Wanted—Instmctlon ...... 10 In some newspaper having a-circula Estate of Robert Johnston late of blond, with the lovely complexion The largest dltunond on record * Fiaanriel Tn* M«k K« u. a P«L Of. tion in said District, on or before Manchester, In said District, deceas- not uncommon to English girls. But Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 11 March 6, 1933, and by, posting a copy e ’ is said to be the Cullinan diamond, Bnsinesa Opportunities ...... 12 A GIRAFFE comes poking his of this order on the public sign post On motion of Mary J. Johnston she hM ffood teeth and feet that are named ^ ter the town near which Money to Loan ...... 82 nose into Hi-Ho land today. in the Town where the deceased last executrix. not oiit of. proportion to her size. it was .’ound ir South- 'Africa. It dwelt, five days before said day of ORDERED:—That six months from Add mari^eus 'idue eyes. Help u d Situations He’s a timid creature but will hold hearln,r and return make to this the 4th dgy ot March. A. D-. 1938, be weighed moro than 3,026 carats. Help Wanted—Female ...... 86 still long enough for you to try to Court. and the same are limited and allow ' She lS,the ddw R'of nine children >l^cient Ghineap families com Help Wanted—Male • e- oeeoee al**« 86 Help Wanted—Male or Female . . 37 form his silhouette from the seven WILLIAM S. HTDYE ed for the creditors within, which to She has seven sisters and a brother. memorate the death of their rela Judge. bring in their claim.*'against said She has abbtt the cutest dbg, with Agents Wanted ...... S7-A puule pieces below. Cut them out H-3-6-33. estate, and the said executrix is di tives by putting up a atrip of wall Situations Wanted—Female...... 18 hL and try it. the esceptioa of my own, that I have paper every time a death occurs. Bltuatione Wanted—Male ...... 19 rected to give public notice to the ever seen. "Pretty"'ia a ^months-old Employment Agencies ...... 40 AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD creditors to bring in their claims The combined seating capacltle ndi .a8. tuniing hifbre. the. mystety waa Judgf. der'hdf'ejr^ blit ever allufii^; Nror I 'tifink then’a itom ^lng X ahouid Bagal BoSSTTT^SSLfr*^MM. .a 86 ■oWed. Tka bone had been legiti H-S-6-S3. 160,000. tear.. You’ro.JilaBhlhg'thqtX Jupi^ aet'tha TUiiea Yb«t-J-New YoHi is a prfleedous *T~wlU.. not. sign. a..^traot for Into that hat when it le doM. mately urled under the wbodmed ohUfl.oif 16. with her mbtheKz Up Aiak'iilkck! 850.000,’*. the. Baha said,, vtiw aaked "And now you.heyi:it iasT « YFii^whaahi aoijie yeizrs ago by two medloal A party of aclmtlita ia orutabg t ic k oto’’ ■tudeuts. flown to. tho CaMbboan oB' an q £ ,to comment .on reports. Dram New r u bet that aomethmYNW podtthNi to dotonaUno whothor tko York that , the Yanks .wuifld not If 1 land'dp the.fnwwl^^ 8tMk. oarthY oorp Js hot Jt ■ Mpoaro Jim* ‘ -p f. RiMjiaptfai’a, 1 7 ,8 0 0 ^ borot..their, original, "12 t be oM blt'otfum" Read Hie B uild Aidrs. kgjtT^iadqd oongroogiMo h a v o -per 'cen t aro:..peM*an iouiflkt.x.waa aqt wosth ihoro than The eiRder X .woid&’t'.be MklBg t t" ^ ' Iqdi aapariehob •« BIANCHESTBE EVK^INa HfiRAU?»vMANCHK^^ MONDAY, W cK jB. 1988. PAQi iTbonervineTClks* BY'FOifQiiiieTdx OUB BOABDING ROUSE-: By Gene Ahem SENSE AND NONSENSE “ MMterSeAp” UENpglWlM» y». THK J.t6 -SAW PurCBv Slxty*three per cent of all railroad^ Han-^What same of bridge does crossing accidents occur in the open your wife play? ' 5 ^ '"'"t ti***^^ country where there la no obstruc' Judging from the coat I think it t;on to the view. must be toll bridge. “ ^ lx ^ GEObT^APHY HOMEWORK YOU ^ CONFUSION, MLAQ-YESr Stand sUent friends, and drop a ' Be Careful. Remember that HELPED,MB.Wrm LAST HKiHT?' , i - w UM.M-HAWR-P'RUMP- tear I maiiy a good car has been wrecked SIXT y J '^ AN THACr MEANS POOR* y f ANB,SOa m t i cy’i THATt l ik t YOUR v m ie For William Jaspeh Rice. 1 by a flivver. XOU SAID A FRIJOLE m S A He drove hia car at forty miles ! Traveling by bus ia better .if TEACHER DOKNY GBT- On streets .of ellppery ice. I you’d rather have dust in your eye BAY. OR HARBOR IN NOIWAY, AN' THE WRONG IMPRESSION, , than a cinder. MV TEACHER SAITD IT^ ABEAN VDU TELL HER THAT Wife—Look. Johi: There’s a car THAT 6RC3WS IN MEXICO Knocks under the hood doesn’t f SHE SA\D A BAY IN I AM AN OXFORD rear GRACDUATE, AND HAVE^ ■“iSbb^No,;. U»f. th. th, ►NORWAY IS CALLED A FJO R D , MANY DEGREE family sofa two generations remov- ; ______ed- EXHAUSTS . . . Most of the old motor cars on the highways have A parking place, is a hole between been paid for once anyway . . . The two cars generally foimd on the op Lord giveth and the Ford taketh posite aide of the street from which away .... All roads lead to jail if you are. onte drives fast enough .... A band stand without a band is like a flat Salesman— What kind of car tire—worthless unless filled with air would you like, madam, four, six or .... Affluence consists in ability eight cylinders? to keep the old car instead of trad Timid Customer— Couldn’t I be ing it in for a new one .... The gin with one ? best endorsement of mankind is the i credit business. We have reached the point where' the canny motorist carries a bicycle) al<«g so he can ride to work after ^ ELK INCREASING he finds a place to park. ^ _ _ _ _ _ ! Salt Lake City, Utah.—If the The easiest way to handle a present rate of increase continues, fle cop is to be a female. the country aurroimding Salt Lake I City will be literally teeming with Jasper—1 hear Ronald wrecked; elk in the next few years. An alr- his roadster whUe driving ^ t h AUce plane survey by the ^ t e d States the other night. Do you know what; f Service shovrtT that the happened? small “ herds which were turned Crisper—Too much play at the loose in the high region near the wheel. ' city have increased imtil there are approximately 150 elk spread over e itM m NMI . w e . w ee, u . a PO T. O ff. A woman aill run from a mouse I the various game preserves. yet laugh at an auto. F l a p p e r F a n n y S a y s Man—1 shouldn’t think you'd let \ 3’our wife drive the car downtown i alone. She doesn’t know the traffic i SCORCHY SMITH Unexpected Aid By John C. Terry rules, does she? HEAVEMS . - Friendly Neighbor—^No, but she’s . > AWFUU'. \'oung, and good looking. There once was a driver . named ' Morning Who refused to heed any warning. : He drove on the track Without looking back. So they’re mourning this morning; for Morning. j The groom at a wedding like an automobile engine is unaeeh but I very necessary to make the thing! go. ' Just because a boy stops his car on the roAd, don’t think he’s loafing. Remember, parked cars are sparked j cars. ' Judge—You know you were traveling less than 24? I WASHINGTON TUBBS H By Crane OUT OUR WAY Defendant—I know I was — Ij A HC.OO/ ••T»4ATI& a r o m v in o n e .\ \ didn’t hear a word from the back i OUT OP W \*THSPt*S A P i l e o f T d o l s seat. ! 0"«« AT E.ACH EMO OF TvAE [wash PULLS/ 1VA«0 . AV40 e»e» ICK 'Tis always best to stop and pray It often takes plenty of poneh to kV ^ FACH^ OP A CoyipLE OF before you claim the right of way. bag the right man. I A BONER/ m ^ TOOLS* a t Ol *E" E m O AMO V ^ PuT^ TrAEM OOVt ^;OT!Hirp «%• m m kOR.MOMTHS Ht'S lMP6RSONNT6J> © MFORTUHATEWf HONE^ER./ HE IS HOrr AVIARE THKT NlUX NlUN HAS ATVIIH t h e R6KU PRINCK iSiUtV NlUV— AMO GorrEN kvJM vjmi rr. SROTHEl^. AHP MHE.H THElYIlN KRRVYES, FAILS TO REC0GN12E H\N. *~ ~~"^>iHimiiiiniBi ■ ■ ■— ugj-i 1KTURAU.T, T^E TNVN GETS FUENTf 1MPI6UAMT. y\M P WASH HAS AMPLE REASON TO BE 'WORRICD. ?6ACE/ I tllU. RETIRE TO NVY ROOMS/ YOU MIGHT AS WELL ^ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TEIHCE IGYES. BUT FOR&lUe THM" HONEST/ PO' START RACKING. tF THEY POCKY. POMPY TAPROie — NBIERl YOU THINK PONT FINP o u t YOU'RE By Blosser TO Y00« HE COOtD A RHONEY NOW/ YOU ROOMS, ROT ME OFF SAR/ THEY NEVJER WILL. BY THE. BOWES OF WHY, rrs-MUSIC FLEES. TH’ TMROHE/ THE TEN TINKERS t TO MY EARS/ EASY? 13 HARD ON HE INDICATOR EARS- SHUT THEi SHOW S A FOOL THING OFF TREASURE RIGHT H ER E ON T H E p^ p BEACH V _jT ,>i«.u,a>»t.drr. 1 l u a u * " * • O f f SALESMAN SAM ______Why the Kick, Then?______ *C«AT sHtftT Wa So l o wiisToTN uJAiT T il l . i u n d o T U ts "W CA6. A tAOMTH T h a t Ya (Su a r a n T e e d I v r e c a l l DONoi-t SO S o u c a n o w e . \t OlON’r t H ' SHIRT lOOULON'T 9\P, TfeAR./ MER. X IT I “W ONCa OSKR,l "LftUOH AT THe. LA U H D R S > R S cua C H e N T 2 .'S AONEtenSB IT Tb? FOIMSHIMGS GAS EUGGIES— The Boomerang WANT A FREE RIDE N O TIC E T H E t h a t Id A REAL HOWIE , h e m : t h e r e s a n COMFORTABLE BEATS.* MOTOR ..pACCEMISLB^ AUTO EALEOWIAN OUTEIOE NCfW .. BEFORE HYR CLEAN A1B A WANTO TO OlVE ME A START I’D MKE TO WHISTLE--Q^T. DEMONSTRATION. I'LL^ SHOW YOU OUR SMOOTH--- 3 err S .. TILL' HIM VOU’RB MOTOR — THIS SEVERN mck A PROSPl^T TOO PLEAM. SEARIMGS ^ A N O WB\ l b o t h V RIDE HO M E IN s t a t e ! A _____ t . ' ' I i m i m v i '» » / »/ M b i m 4 f » ^ t 0 0m ^ » /«• V tltt Is FMn VMM''—With IM^TM port at tho tohshtel of tho tho'Hottarwoodila- CAMP WOODSTOCK BOYS miM tfilMo: tU f pant lummfr at Trau-Mborlu nflrohdi luoooodid, dhp* to Japan NAHQIES1IR NI6HTHAWKS Oftfltp Weeditoak. WESimilllFUIEIiCE ia IIM , la obtaialaf ooiaploto oo^t paaa oanaor^pln Mir BwlHftIMIaf 0«lm< troi of tho Malaoula from Chlaa by* thlf oouBtiy,,whlob act fbrthar in* Di ANNUAL REUNION HAS A NEW OWNER ClM loiio o f D i ^ latf Fort Arthur« flamad tha pliotlo adada of tha PERFORMIN tho prlaolpol poitf» aad furthor ia- poopla. Tha Japaaaaa BIS> BUURED4 JAPAN fBTMDAY, MABCH «th TWO PUYS TO FEATURE 4 oroaaod hor advaatafo by military oohoapt' > of m Amarloaa • hoam tttl*-4BM U l. IltUl At Hartford Y. M« C« A. TiktB O m Throngli Fort* C«elliiii and BfaadottB (M fl I or itpatloa of Ifaaohurla durlaf tho Ufa oofiMf from tho fllma^ ho aaid. Baildnif Saturday AftomooB , MEETING OF MOTHERS I cloitirt of M ortnio Bjr fltm* Boaor troiibUo la 1901. Chrlatlamlte haa 1 a o r a a a a d Olra Coaeart L ift Night bi and BTtnlnf. iMl B« Yotto o f h rtford* Thoro wap a vary prooHag aood, (hmurhoutIt fltefite Baplre," Dr.“ I p ^ North M. B. Chareh In Citf. inioatry Spealduf From Dr. Ipoaoor atated, for tha oooupa- oar ratted,, and five wtvef of tho Oaap Weediteolc beyi from all Annwl SMfiloB On Fridiy To TIm WanaolM I bb, for Mvcral tioB of that part of tha mainland fOTOB jablaot members of Japoa The Gii|h «||4 iiaagBini asetlOBi of tbs Oeuaty oamt to> ' Bo FoUowid Br Bntorttin- y$ar§ owntd by Jacob Fodorowfkjr Pulpit Here Delende Bp- (Xoraa) that ^ttad out Into ' tha are graduatea of tho ChrlsuaB Club, under the dlreotloB efTberaw ABOUnOWN gsttMT faturday aftanoos for tbatr mont Prognm EipodtUy of Kartferd, today baodflaM tb« group of lalaada that oomprlaad tha aohorai. Oboo aroused, tbe Ohrla- Maxwell of thie t o ^ took pmrt hi aasual raufllen, bald uadar tba aus> Proptro4. of SamiMt B. Yotto. alao of Japan, axpodnn tha Japausso are exoellsat the eveal^ eervlce at tha North TlM Lm Ub dtrotioBi wiU b« ImM pea Jdiel Objectire TeU. ter lo attack Ivltuam h^^h ooua- workora hi tho latereits of tho mis- Metbodiat church la Hartford last piou of tba Oeuaty Y. M. 0. A. at of Maitfordi through a fbrooiofuri ifight An latereatlag anwfaii I pro* te i t jAmM*f Oburoh TuMday of 'XlM Manchaatf Methara' Qub l^ tod agaiflft tho proporty is rioBS, Dr. IpoBOor aad Mrs. Spea- tUa WMk laatMd of Wodaoaday. tba Hartford Olty Aaaoeiatloa build- osr aad tus four Spencer girls will gram was rsadsrcd ny tha hu arrantad a t^u 4 profram for whloh Yotto was tho bador of tho clubs, as follows: lag. Tba program atartad wltb Ita anauaf maatlnf to ba fiald Fri oooond mortgago. “A graat atraam of aaw Idaaa, k—p a _ sail for Japan this moatb after a O ooff 0 XooUor bM ostorod tbo gauMs aad a awlm la tba Y pool, day aVanlDfi March 10. Routine *rho foroeloouro was graatod aaw thought aad a Waaterfi dvili- plotoly svaottated the territory by visit with 1 ^ . Sm o s t 's mothsr “Slag in a Joyful long” and “Xe- onploy of tbo Doufta D ytn aad foUowad by tba baaquat aad ava- somo wooks ago and tho rodomptlofl Ootobsr'l, 1908. Whan this barrltf aad fatbsr la. North Carolina, loloe la tbe Lord” were two aa- bualnaaa and alaotlon of offioare will satioB that has bata playad on tha wbsro bar parsnts havs settlsd aft- theme sung by tbe CedUaa dub. A OloM ora. aiag wogram. Asaambly oall was occupy tha abort bualnaaa aaaaU n at dato oxplrod last wook. Tho holdsr Japaaaaa paopla durmg tha paat from fortlfn affrssalon was in dan- louadM w MalooUn Hoimaa, camp tha oloaa of which .tha profram will of the property could not protsot his far of b «n f eontroUsd by Russia. sr 47 ysars la tbe Japanese mis- luartet from tbe club also saag *Hn, oaatury, haa raaoted uafavotably for fiSld. Thsy havs been la toe 3m Garden.” The quartet oeameted Tbo Oraof0 fowlnf aub wlU buglar. varloua mambars of ^ ba tumad ovar to tha antartalnmant Intsrost and tho tltlo was tal tha baaaflt of that paopla/' assert- Japan attadcsd tbs Russians with flMft wltta MN. Irving Wlekbami 17 oamp family wara oallad upon for commlttaa. ovOr by tho mortgagoo. out dsclarlnf war on Fob. 9, 1904. United States alaoe 1981. of Lillian Black, Jessie Potts,'Bmlly B ii^ o atrMt, tomorrow oftomoon o> Dr. Rooart fiteward Spanear, Dr. Speaesr's position on the Klsemaa and Gladys Harrison. Mies ramarka. William Haaan Mra. J. L. Handlay la ooachlnf a Mr. Yotto was In town last wook Metbodiat miailonary to Japan at Than foUowsd tha ’ Ruaao-Japanaaa at 2 o'clock. gprlngflald, dlractor of oraft aotiid- War la which, Dr. Spanear atated, preeent Situation m ths Orient is Black eaag a sopraao ado “The froup of club nMinbara who will and arraagsd at that tlmo for tho tha moming aarvloa in the South Lost Chord." tlas for tba Camp, was prasant ^ praaant two ona-act playa. Durlnf rsoponlBg of tho hotsl after tho noo- tba l^Hona of Japaaaaa wara “blad summed up In a newi letter wlfich Dr. mtchctt Jay RuWnow of outllnad tba spadal oraft plana ^ Metbodiat church ycaterday. “Dur he recently seat to his convert! in The Mandolin dUb played “fid tha intarmlaaion batwaan tba playa, nossary papors should bo oomploted. ing the 16th and 16th centuries tbe white”, eoatinf In Uvaa, 280,000 aad dlers of rabtune,” “M ara Con- Jamaica, N. Y.. wac a WMk>«nd tha oomlng summar, annotmclng tba tha Kahlar alatara will entertain This was dons on Saturday aad tbs a war dabt of 1860,000.000. his horns/town, Fukuoka, Japan, fu oft of hla undo, William RuMnow davalopmant of Important naw Japanese bad toelf first contacts from which be Is quoted: Splrlto” and “fiblfting Miadows.’* with novelty numbara. Tba first traasfor filed with the town olork. with the outside world. From that During an interview on toa pres Rev. Hardd Brennan, pastor of the of Eaat Center atreet plans for tba summar, Ramarks play, “fltuflad Owla," la full of good- Yhe building is occupied on the “Newn from Japan ia both heart wara also mads by W. F. Tylw, time on, toe cotmtey made, great ent situation in toe Far East, fol ening- and' heart-breaking. Tbe church, spoke on "The Polltldaa natured satire, poking fun at certain ground fioor tw Metter's Smoke Shop progress and the political structure lowing tos moming ssrvlca, Dr. Who Tried to Avdd Jesus.” ' The 4*H cluba are budly engaged saoratary of tba Tolland C o ^ w Y . type of woman's club familiar to and by -Silbro's store. A third heart-break comes because of toe In preparationa for their Acnlre* W. C. A., wbo was prasant with a of Japan was changed. Then came Spanear admitted that ha could not thousands near ctarvation In toe everyone. Tha principal part la that store, which was occupied by the aay Just how far Japan would go ment profram, which la echeduled dalagatkm of campers from bis Home Bank and Trust Company, has the fear of toe western world-^fear rural districts. How Uttle toe posi ADVERTISEMENT______tha lorgnette-wielding preaidant, of toe then avaricious and greedy westward into China. He stated for Tueaday evening, March 14, at county. Mrs. PotterPorter, played by Mra. been vacant more than a year. On tion of Japan is understood today, the City View dance hall on Keeney Announcement was made b y R. King of Spaita—who was reaching that JiqMn has made great progress and so UtUe sympathy we have Mr. and Mrs. William Kronlck of B. L. Knight. Other familiar types the second and third fioors are the in industrializing that section along The Wllrose Drees Dhpp are on a atreet Two oneHMt playa will be T. Tblanes, dlractor of Camp are the matter-of-fact, outspoken dining room, office and ffuest rooms out tol aubjugate toe entire world. with her tragedies! One feels like given. One, “Cluba Are Trumpi", Woodstock, that tbe camp would be of the hotel. Forte Oloaed toe South Manchurian railroad built catching up and passing op toe buying trip to N ew Y ork. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. F. C. Allen; the and the other “Rot Quite Such conducted for six weeks for boys “Shipa wen destroyed add toe and subsidized by Japan through question which Mr. Matraoka fltmg lummer, beginning June 28tb~ excitable and panic-stricken chair Arrangements have been made by several hundreds oi milea at fertile Oooae." Tlcketa are now In the man of the refreshment committee, Mr. Yetto to make some changes in p oita at Japan were again close i at toe .Vssembly of toe League, as handa of the treaeurer, Richard wltb tbe customary two-week period the hotel part of tbe building and it imtil they were opened in 1864 by territory in toe new.state, at Man- he pictured 66,000,000 Japanese for girls at tbe close of tbe boys' Mrs. Jiidd, Mrs. Robert Purinton; chukuo from Chang-Clilng on toe Hagenow. the romantic splnafer, Miss Lovejoy, will soon be reopened. CJommodore Perry, wbo succeeded in standing together against toe <»4mtp