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z'i, 1926. (TWELVE PACES) PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. XLIV., NO. 203. Classified AdTertislng on Page 0 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY.

BOY MURDERS FRIEND TAKE ’EM OR LEAVE 'EM . Our History Warriors in Belgium WHOM GIRLS LIKED MELLON TELLS“ COAST” CARROLL FOUND CROWN PRINCE NEGRO BOGEY Pensacola, Fla., May 27.— ■Washington, May 27.— Sec- i “Archie was too popular with retary of the Treasury Mellon | the girls. That’s why I poison­ GUILTY; UED declared today that if Califor- | CAUSE OF DRY ed him,” Nefty Odom, 18, is OF SWEDEN IS nia peace officers did not de- ' said to have told police author!-! sire to assume the authority of ties here today following his | federal prohibition officers, no arrest on a charge of murder i ABOIH JOYCE CUESTOF U. S. : attempt would be made to , ORDER PANIC in connection with the fatal | force this duty upon them. poisoning of Archie Alexander, ' The executive order, which ' 17. would.put federal badges on , Young Odom confessed to a Acquitted of Perjury as to state and municipal peace offi­ Southern Senators See magistrate that he had offered ! Gustavus Adolphus and Prin­ cers, w'as issued previously at a bottle of liquor containing ! the request of the California strychnine to the Alexander ! Drinkables But Convicted cess Louise, First of Coun­ prohibition administrators, ac­ Chance of Federal Hand in boy because he was jealous of j cording to Mellon. the latter’s popularity with the “ It is up to them whether Enforcement of 14th and girls. as to Nude Girl in tbe try's Royalty to See Amer­ they accept federal badges,” of­ 4>- ficials said. No appointments have yet 15th Amendment. Bathtub. ica, Arrive. ' been made under the executive order. NEWFLAREUPBY New York, May 27.— Earl Car- Washington, May 27.— President New York, kFay 27.— Crown Coolidge’s now famous order, of­ roll, theatrical producer, was found Prince Gustavus Adolphus, heir to GREECE, BULGARIA fering federal police authority to guilty by a jury today of perjuring the throne of Sweden, accompan­ POPULAR ATHLETE state officials as an aid to prohibi­ himself when he testified that no ied by Princess Louise, arrived in tion enforcement, may never be dancer plunged nude into a bath­ New York early today aboard the carried into effect, it was indicated tub full of liquor during the Wash­ Swedish-American liner Gripsholm Greek Soldier Killed by Bul- SERIOUSLY INJURED today on Capitol Hill, because of le­ ington birthday party on the stage and was officially welcomed by a gal obstacles in the state constitu­ of his theater. delegation consisting of state de­ tion of California, where the gov­ gar Border Guards May The jury decided he did not partment officials, Swedish diplo­ ernment planned its initial trial. commit perjury when he testified mats, representatives of the may­ '‘Herm” Muske of South End While the Senate Judiciary com­ Prove Casus Belli. or’s reception committee, and mittee prepared to launch a formal before the Grand Jury that no others. in Hospital With Several investigation into the legality of the liquor was served. The ro>'al party was greeted off order, word spread through Con­ Herbert C. Smythe, attorney for Governor's Island by the city's fire- Sofia, May 2 7.— A tense situa­ gress that the California state con­ Carroll, Immediately asked that boats with the water salute, and by Fractures from Accident. stitution would prevent any local The Richmond (Va.) Blues, the Governor’s Foot guards of Hartford and New Haven, the Putnam tion, fraught with the possibilities! the national salute of 21 guns from the verdict be set aside as against official there accepting employment Phalanx of Hartford, visit the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Brussels, Belgium, during their tour of of new border warfare between j Governor’s Island. at the hands of the government. It Greece and Bulgaria has been the weight of evidence and the law. First Swedish Royalty Here. Europe. The Connecticut units •wear the black bears kin hats and the \ irginians the white-decked caps. j Herman A. Muske. 24 of 159 was said that the question -would caused by a clash between Bul­ Judge Henry W. Goddard, who hag It was the first time a member be tested immediately in the courts heard the entire proceedings, de­ of the Swedish royal house had vis­ School street, is in the Manchester garian and Thracian frontier Memorial hospital i!i a serious con­ if any state officer accepted a fed­ nied the motion. ited this country. The party is here eral dry badge. “LAZY GIRL” SAYS guards near the village of Tcho- for a two-month tour of the United dition as the result ct a motor­ Sentence Next Week Would Be Deatli Knell. ENGLAND PUTS UP banlar. States. cycle accident shortly after mid­ DRY BOLT FACES JOYCE’S MOTHER Smythe then requested that sen­ night last night. Miss Tilda Gag- As the Treasury already has an­ Bulgarian soldiers, pursuing tence be deferred for one week, After spending only a few hours nounced the order would not be in New York, the Swedish ro>-al llardone of Bolton, who was rid­ bandits who are alleged to have which Judge Goddard consented to. ing with him at the time of the tried out anywhere else for the Lithuanian Parents of Bathtub BARS ON RUSSELLj crossed the border from Greece, Carroll will be sentenced on Thurs­ couple took a special train for present, any serious legal obstacle N. Y. REPUBLICANS Washington to he in the capital crash, miraculously escaped death. Person Are Not Proud of killed a Grecian soldier. There day next. The motorcycle is a complete in the Golden Gate state would I was then an interchange of shots The case of Earl Carroll, Saturday for the unveiling of the sound a virtual death-knell for the Her. John Ericsson monument in Poto­ wreck. j between the Grecian and the Bul- theatrical producer, charged with List of Injuries order. The Senate's inquiry, how­ garian guards. perjury, went to the jury at 11; 15 mac Park. On that occasion. Prince ever, will be carried to a conclusion American Socialist Writer I Gustavus Adolphus 'will make his A list of Muske’s injuries as giv­ Anti-Saloon League and Chicago, May 2 7.— Joyce Shooting Forbidden this morning after Federal Judge en. out in a bulletin from the hospi because Congress feels the orderj Hawley may be famou.s on Orders have been issued by both first formal public address as offi­ has set a precedent which must not Henry W. Goddard had made his cial representative of the native tal today include; fractured skull, Broadway for her wine bath, Denied Admission to the Greek and Bulgarian authori­ charge to the jurors. The Jury was stand unchallenged. Others Threaten Own Can­ but in the three-room rear land of the famous inventor of the compound fracture of left leg, ties that all firing shall be ceased. out one hour and one minute. fractured nose, dislocated wrist The first step in the Inquiry will flat of her Lithuanian parents 'The League of Nations Commis Monitor. be to determine whether public Carroll was accused of giving and abrasions. Despite his num­ didates, Governor, Senator in Chicago, she’s just “ that Country at Plymouth. sion is conducting an Investiga­ perjured testimony befoie the fed­ Smile at Cameras. hearings shall be held and whether lazy girl who no -ft'anta Facing a battery of news cam­ erous injuries, it was stated that tion. eral grand jury which recently in­ Muske was not suffering severe witnesses 'will be called. Some work.” eras and the eager questions of as­ members of the committee desire vestigated the “ wine bath” party sembled reporters. Crown Prince pain. X-ray pictures were taken Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll gave on the stage of the to summon Attorney-General Sar­ New York, May 2V.— Strong in­ Tony Daugelas— now Hawley Plymouth, Eng,. May 27.— and Princess smiled their apprecia­ of his injuries this morning. Earl Carroll theater during which Scene of Accident gent, who has since approved the timations have come from the — run a little meat market Charles Edward Russell, twice So­ ABD-EL-KRIM NOW tion of the enthusiastic welcome ac­ order, and Secretary of the Treas­ Joyce Hawley, young model, splash­ corded them when their vessel, the The scene of the accident was at Anti-Saloon League camp that the and grocery. Besides Ther- cialist candidate for governor of ury Nlellon. who assumed “ full re­ ese, there are 3 younger chil­ ed about nude in a bathtub alleg­ Swedish-American liner Gripsholm, Woodland. Mr. Muske and his drys may place an Independent New Y'ork and commissioner to ed to have contained champagne. companion. Miss Gagliardone had sponsibility” for it. dren. Joyce, before she be­ arrived at quarantine. The royal Illegal. Majority Believes. candidate in the field for Governor, Great Britain for the United States WARD OF FRANCE In his charge to the jury. Judge couple said that the principal ob­ been visiting friends in Manches­ came Joyce, was Therese. A partial poll of the investiga­ as well as a contender against Committee on Public Information Goddard Stressed the importance of ject of their visit was “ to learn ter. The girl works In Hartford “ I don’t want my name in tors revealed a majority are of the the papers.” Mrs. Daugelas during the World war. was today the charges against Carroll and America’s characteristics.” and also boards there. Shortly conviction that the order was ille­ James W. Wadsworth Jr., for the after twelve o’clock the couple shouted. “ I don’t want my denied permission to land here asked them not to consider them The prince confided to newspaper­ gal. The remainder, excepting Sen­ seat he now holds in the United May Live in That Country lightly. men that he did not drink, smoke, started for Hartford. Miss Gagliar­ States Senate and would like to oc­ girl to make a fool of me. from the President Roosevelt. ator Thomas J. Walsh (D., Mont.), Mavbe she will have to go to Not Light Matter play poker nor Charleston, but add­ done was riding in the side car at­ cupy for another six-year term. Russell continued to Cherbourg, dry leader, look upon it as a "scrap jail.” “This charge of perjury.” Judge ed, smilingly, that he -was willing tached to the motorcycle. The question will come up prob­ where he will disembark. of paper,” devoid of any legality, “ Therese, she is lazy. She As a journalist, Russell Is well- Possibly Even as War Goddard said, “ is not to be treated to learn both poker and the Charles­ Blinded by Headllght.s but no more illegal than a White ably for settlement, at a conference It appears that a stalled auto­ never wante’d to work. I known in the United States and his lightly. Perjury mus; not be tol­ ton. House letter. to be held by the Ultra-drys tomor­ erated if grand juries are to con­ The princess said that she loved mobile was parked on the road. It haven’t seen her for eight writings on socialism and kindred Ministry Pensioner. The question whether the Treas­ row at the Presbyterian Building, months now, but she’s always tinue to cany on their important dancing and adored American jazz. had no lights. Several persons ury Department can actually carry subjects have been widely read. He 156 Fifth Avenue. sending letters and tele­ is known in Great Britain and purposes. Here, of all places, truth “ In Sweden.” said she, "American were trying to push it along the out the order, however, found wid­ road. As the motorcycle con­ Organizations In Move grams.” has many friends here. must prevail. jazz is used exclusively for danc­ er division of opinion. The com­ Among the organizations that Melilla, May 27.— Uuder an es- ing. I do not dance the Charles­ taining Muske and his companion Josie, the 13-year-old sister Home Office Ban. “ If you find that Mr. Carroll lied, mittee was split on this subject, will participate are the New lork I cort of French outposts, Abd-El- whether ( r not he ‘lied like a ton but I hope to learn it while I came to this point another car ap­ while in the background there arose also was bitter. The immigration officers on Anti-Saloon League, the Women’s “All the kids laugh at me,” boarding the President Roosevelt Krim crossed into the French lines gentleman’ is not material. The am in America.” proached from the opposite direc­ the question of “ policy.” An over­ tion. The glare of the headlights Law Enforcement Committee, the she declared. “They point me told Russell that they were under at ten o’clock last night. It was law makes no distinction between Never Heard of “Babe.” whelming majority of the commit­ the Women’s Christian Temperance Prince Gustav laid great empha­ of the oncoming auto blinded tee are vigorously opposed to the out at school and say. ‘she’s instructions from the Home Office, officially announced that he will such falsehoods and the common Union, the New York Civic League, the sister of the girl who ■which is under the jurisdiction of sis upon the value of athletics. Muske so that he did not see the use of statp officials in any federal arrive at Taza on Saturday. variety.” The prince admited the had not stalled auto side of the road. the Independent Order of Good took the bath in wine’.” Sir William Joynson-Hicks, not to Attorney Herbert C. Snjyth, for capacity for enforcing prohibition. Templars and what is left in this General Steeg wi|l consider heard of “ Babe” Ruth, “ prominent Hits Auto From the South came the strong­ permit him to land in England. Carroll, and U. S. District Attorney State of the old Prohibition Party. Krim as i. prisoner of war, since in a great American industry,” but As a consequence, the motorcy­ est opposition, as the Democrats They gave no reason, but it Is un­ Buckner made surprisingly bitter An independent candidate for his tribe did not entirely surrend­ said that he wanted to meet him cle crashed into the car and Muske saw in the President’s move a pre­ JAPANESE RED CROSS derstood that it was on account of summations of the evidence. and to see a good ball game during was thrown to the pavement. His cedent which might be used in the governor, there Is reason to believe, his Socialist writings. er with him. “ If Carroll lied, he lied like a It was reported here that the French airplanes are flying over his stay in America. companion escaped ■with minor future to smash down their sacred would mak^ a great deal of differ­ DECLINES TOKATCHI AID gentleman to save his guests,” was Both the prince and princess scratches on her legs and arms. A doctrine of state’s rights. The or­ ence to the Republican leaders, -(vho French authorities might not per­ the Riffian front announcing the the gist of the defense argument. were most gracious to the camera passing motorist picked up Muske der aroused a specific feat that it are making all their campaign mit Russell to land at Cherbourg, in surrender of Abd-El-Krim to “Lied for Bootlegger” and rushed him to the Manchester which case he plans to proceed to tribes which have not yet submit­ men, who posed them in innumer­ might sometime lead to federal in­ plans on the basis of a straight-out No Need of Outside Help, It “ Carroll lied to save his bootleg­ able ways and “shot” picture after lilemorial hospital. tervention in the southern states party fight w'hich they expect to Bremen. ted. ger,” retorted the federal prosecu­ Savs— Death Toll Now Set Mrs. Russell disembarked at picture. Prominent in .Athletics on behalf of negro voters. ■win if Governor Smith does not run Ward of French tor, terming the Smyth speech to Prince Gustav is stalwart and Muske is well known about Man Fear Negro Vote. again. j at 136. Queenstown last night without any Fez, May 2 7.— Abd-El-Krim, de­ the jury “the most nervy I have athletic, six feet in height and Chester, especially -among the As one southern Democrat put The trotting out of a third i difficulty. It is not known whether feated but treated with all the heard in 18 years.” she will be permitted to enter Eng­ dark. He parts his hair in the younger set. He is employed as it; “ If one President can use state Gubernatorial candidate by the | Tokyo, May 2 7.— An offer of honors due a worthy foe, is within The defense viewpoint, which middle and scholarly, deep blue a spinner at the E. E. Hilliard officers under a federal commission drys would make defeat almost cer- ] the American Red Cross to provide land or not. the French lines, under the protec­ may be made the basis of an ap­ eyes gaze frankly through pince- Company. “ Herm,” as he is com­ to enforce the ISth amendment tain, even if the Democrats should aid for the Mt. Tokatchi disaster tion of the French nation, accord­ peal, is that the government did not monly kno'wn, is also widely ing to reports received here. nez glasses. A reporter described there is nothing to stop another Re­ be compelled to go into the fight sufferers was extended to the Jap­ prove that he served wine, or any­ him as “ speaking English like an known for his football ability. At publican President from conferring with a candidate less popular than anese Red Cross today by Ameri­ MODERNIST BAPTISTS The Riffian Chieftain, who for one time he was connected with five years has fought against great thing else alcoholic from the fam­ Englishman, democratic as an federal authority on state election Governor Smith. can Ambassador MacVeagli. ous tub, and therefore he did not the crack Major eleven of the While,grateful for the preferred odds to achieve his dream of an American and with the politeness officials to enforce the 14th and WIN THEIR FREEDOM commit perjury on this point in his North End. holding down a center assistance, the Japanese Red Cross independent Riff nation, was to of a Frenchman.” 15th amendments as he desires testimony to the grand juries. In an .Accident. position. Later he was affiliated them enforced.” stated that foreign relief was not have met General Steeg, French with the Charter Oak and Atlas resident general, at dawn to per­ And on the other remaining The royal visitors had a thrill­ The order will be defended at the ; regarded as necessary. The doatl; Fundamentalists Beaten in ing experience while the Macon, clubs in football. HOLD MERIDEN MEN list was officially reported at 136. form the formalities of surrender. count, that he lied when he told the inquiry by Senator Walsh, almost! grand juries that Joyce Hawley had the municipal vessel, was on the a lone voice in a wilderness of op-j Refugees were returning to start Effort to Drive Out Fosdick Although the fate of Krim has way in from quarantine. The steer­ rehabilitation work. and Rockefeller. not been definitely determined it not taken her since confessed position. Walsh declared the plunge into the same tub, the de­ ing apparatus on the boat sudden­ 80 TRAPPED BEHIND President had every right to issue ON CHARGE OF ARSON Northern Japan was shaken by a is believed that he will be allowed ly gave w'ay, and the ship careened the order and that it could be car­ slight earthquake this morning. Washington, May 27.— The mili­ to go to France, where he may ev­ fense raised the point of law that The area affected included the pre­ tant fundamentalists of the North­ en live as a pensioner of the war a man cannot be convicted of per­ crazily, at the mercy of the waves. ried out under the 18th amendment One, Refused Alteration Per­ She was swept several hundred FIRE IN COAL MINE which conferred “ concurrent pow­ fecture of Hokkaido in which the ern Baptist Church convention, de­ ministry. juring himself when he lies under feet across the harbor, missing by er” upon states and federal govern­ mit, Takes Out Policy on Mt. Tokachi eruption occurred manding a declaration for immer­ The surrender of Abd-EI-Krim oath concerning a matter which means the collapse of the Riffian had no connection with the subject inches the huge three-masted yacht Imprisoned by Sudden Blaze ment to enforce prohibition. House, Then it Burns. earlier in the ■v.'cek. sion of believers as a prerequisite Aloha, at anchor in the harbor. to membership in the church, were war, although it is probable that of the inquiry under way. The crew got the vessel under That Swept Through Pit at Meriden, May 27.— Police today WANT CANADIAN BAN defeated by a two-to-one vote yes­ some of the more obstinate tribes­ Outside of Case control, however, before serious Wyoming, Pa. a r r e s t¥ donnells were piecing out a case against! ON WOMEN IN TAVERN.S terday at the end of a spectacular men will choose to carry on a In other words, the defense damage was done. The prince and Rocco Femla and Joseph Car^bet-j debate of two hours’ duration. If guerilla warfare. claimed that the federal grand the princess apparently did not re­ Wilkesharre, Pa., May 27. — ta, held In connection with the de-; Montreal, May 27.— Jean Bap­ they had been successful, they juries had no right to question alize the seriousness of the situa­ Eighty mine workers were reported IN McSWlGGIN CRIME structlon last night of a house at I tiste society adopted a resolution might have ousted from member­ Carroll concerning the nude plunge tion until afterwards. They told re­ trapped behind a fire that Is raging 14 Warren street owned by Femia, j calling on the Quebec government ship the Park Avenue Baptist episode and that, if he lied, he was porters that they were “ not fright­ in the Mt. Lookout mine of the in which Carabetta was burned. to pass regulations prohibiting church in New York, the Rev. Dr. THIRD AMERICAN v.'ithin his rights. The investiga­ ened— merely interested.” Temple Coal Co., at Wyoming, to­ First Real Sten Taken in Effort The two men -will be given a hear­ women from entcr;Dg taverns. Harry Emerson Fosdick, its pastor, tion, according to this theory, was Social Welfare day. to Punish Slayers of Chica­ ing in police court next Wednesday and John D. Rockefeller Jr., as only to determine whether or not Prince Gustav said that he play­ Five workers managed to fight go Official. on a charge of arson, it was indi­ HUNGARIAN TOWN HIT well as a large number of Free CAPTIVE IN MEXICO a federal law, presumably the 'Vol­ ed tennis and golf, liked swTm- their way through the flames. One cated here today. BY F.AT.AL CLOUDBUHST Baptist churches throughout the stead act, had been violated and If mlng, availed himself of setting up of them is in a serious condition, Chicago. May 27.— Miles and According to the police, Femia land. Carroll was to be convicted at all. exercises every day and enjoyed wanted to change his house into a London, May 2 7.— Great havoc It would he on the testimony of hut the others are expected to re­ James (“Klondyke” ) O’Donnell, After submerging the proposal of J. W. Franklin Cantured by dancing. cover. reputed companions of Assistant store and was refused a permit. has been worked by a cloudburst the militants, the convention went prosecution witnesses that they The Prince said he believed that The fire broke out near the foot State’s Attorney A'^'illiam II. Mc- Police say also that on Monday over the town of Ka’go Tarjan, on record with a roar of approval Bandits in Vera Cruz State; were certain the liquor they drank Sweden’s most important contri­ of the shaft. It started the boss’ Swlggin and two others when the Femia took out a policy of insur­ Hungary, according to a d spatch for a resolution, known to Baptists Miners Still Held. from the tub was champagne. ance for $1,000 on the property. bution to the world was her great shanty and hospital, spreading with trio was slain in Cicero about a from Budapest. |as “ the Chicag.0 compromise,” Many workmen are reported to Interest in the social welfare ques­ lightning speed. Workers in the month ago, today were arrested by which would not disturb these so- INCENDIARY FIRES SAME have been buried iieneath ruins, Washington, May 27.— Confirm­ tion. He paid tribute to American eleven-foot vein tried to extinguish a detective squad just half a mile called “ Modernistic elements.” 9 COTTAGES SWEPT athletes, saying that while Swed­ BUILDING FOUR TIMES it is feared that there has teen a ing reports that J. W. Franklin, the flames in vain, but it soon was from the scene of the killings. which would leave to individual an American, had been kidnapped ish and American athletes were raging beyond control. Their arrest is regarded by of­ considerable loss of life. Property Boston, May 27.— Four separate damage is reported heavy. churches their independence and in the state of Vera Cruz, Mexico, BY MILFORD BLAZE much alike, he thought Sweden ficers as the most promising and fires, all of Incendiary origin, ■were Salgo Tarjan is a town of 10,- which ■would declare also for the Ambassador James R. Sheffield had quite a lot to learn from Amer DIES FRO.M ANOTHER’S practically the first real develop­ ica in athletics. “ Playing games discovered today in an apartment 000 population. doctrine of Immersion. today reported to the State De­ LEFT SIDE DRPVTNG ment in the efforts to fix responsi­ develops character,” said the block on Warren street, Brighton, Although »Dr. Frank M. Good- partment that he had asked the Four at Silver Beach Are De­ bility for the slayings. Community Club’s Big Lawn child of New York, head of the Mexican government to immediate­ Prince. Stamford, May 27. — Charles housing 24 families. Occupants of stroyed and Three Others Princess Louise, after comment­ Fete, June 10-11.— Adv. Fundamentalist Committee, declar­ ly obtain Frasklin’s release and Wendling, who was Injured in an the block fled In terror. Badly Damaged. ing upon her liking for dancing, SUICIDE IN A WELL ed it was a proposition “ looking punish those responsible. said that in Sweden, the girls, af­ aut)mobile collision here last Tues­ both ways,” and Dr. John Roach Two American mining engin­ day, died In Stamford hospital to­ Albany, N. Y., May 27.— Suffer­ Straton of New York asserted amid eers who were captured by bandits Milford, May 27.— Fire swept ter graduation from the high through nine cottages at Sllvei schools, sought careers rather day. Terrence McHugh, the driver ing from melancholia. Miss Minnie cheery that “ there is too much oil last week and held for ransom, of the car In which Wendling was Williams, 62, ended her life today 2,000 to 1, Arkansas in the Baptist convention,” the are still missing. Beach, this place, early today, do­ than the desire to be ornaments. ing damage estimated at from $20,- a passenger, Is charged with man­ by jumping into l well at the home membership accepted the compro­ Great Ovation 000 to $25,000. Four of the cot­ The royal arrivals '^•ere given a slaughter. of her brother-in-law, Adam Ross, Mob Lynches Negro mise by a viva voce vote. DUGGAN BteATEN BACK According to the police the ma­ at Loudonville, near here. A semblance of harmony was re­ FROM CUBA BY STORM tages were destroyed, three were tremendous ovation as they were badly damaged and two others escorted up Broadway, accompan­ chine operated by McHugh was on stored today but it was a harmony the wrong side of the street and BRIAND GETS A NEW only in appearance. Miami, May 27. — Bernardo scorched and blistered. ied by municipal officials and dig­ While the fire broke out In a nitaries of their own government. crashed into a car driven by Chas. VOTE OF CONFERENCE Wilson, Ark., May 27.— A mob The negro had been taken to a Beneath the surface the contro­ Duggan, Argentine sportsman, es­ Blake, of Noroton. warehouse by Sheriff J. A. Bass versy raged as fiercely as ever, and saying a New York to South thickly settled section of the resort, It was estimated that 100,000 estimated to number 2,000 persons the firemen succeeded in confining persons lined the curbs of lower Paris, May 27.— The chamber of at midnight took Albert Blades, and two deputies. In an effort to predictions were generally heard America flight in his huge sea­ Broadway as the procession mov­ TREASURY BALANCE deputies declared Us confidence In negro, accused of an attempted at­ conceal him, after the jail was that yesterday’s victory -won by plane, the Buenos Aires, returned the blaze to a small area. ed to the city hall. The Prince the Briand government this after­ tack on a young 'white school girl threatened by an angry mob which the "middle readers” had merely I here shortly before noon today af­ Washington, May 27.— United noon by voting 320 to 209 for im­ had began gathering shortly after transferred the fighting back to ter s^jirting for Havana. Incle­ Strawberry supper by Federated Was Impressed by the architecture here, from officers after a desper­ Workers. Wapplng hall, tomorro-w States Treasury balance as of Ma-y mediate adjournment of all discus­ ate battle with the guards, and dark, from a dozen surrounding the hundreds of Baptist churches ment weather fflrced the aviator 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. 50 cents.— (CooUaaea on Page 2.j. 25; ?266,708,659.61. sion of France's financial condition. lynched him. towns and villages. that make up the association. back. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 27,1920! 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Co...... — 71% Soloist With Beethoven Glee Stanley Works com. . <8 North Pacific .7 2 71% was buried yesterday, were mar­ Circus Band and Horse Play the representative^ of all the public N Y Central .127% 127 127% ried in St. James’s church this America’s Star Amateur Is Smyth Mfg. Co...... 370 38% Help to Pass the Day En- utilities using Center street. The Club. m Torrlngton ...... 61 N Y. N H & H 38% 37% morning at 7:30 by Rev. Cyril Hig­ meeting will be held at 2:30. The 70 Pan Am Pet . 70% 70 gins, a brother of the bridegroom, joyably. commissioner is anxious to get Cen­ Tonight the Beethoven Glee Underwood ...... 63 51% Now Favorite in Scottish Pennsylvania . 51% 51% in the presence of a gathering con­ ter street improvements started at Club of the Swedish Lutheran Union Mfg. C o ...... 27 120 One of the main features of the LOCAL STOCKS Whitlock Coil Pipe . . — People's Gas .120 119% fined to close friends and relatives the earliest minute and it is with church will celebrate Its first an­ Pierce Arrow . 23% 23% 23% of the bride and bridegroom only. annual field day program of the niversary by holding a ooncert in U. S. Envelope pfd. .106 48% Higlf school-Trade school faculty Golf Championship. this end in view he is meeting the Bonds. Rep Ir Sc Steel 49 48% The wedding day had been set service companies. the High school assembly hall at 238 Reading ...... 86% 85Vi 86% for several weeks, but the sudden held yesterday afternoon and even­ 8 o’clock. (Furnished by Putnam * Co. Htfd. Elec. Lgt. 7’s .235 50% ing at the Hebron Game Club was East. Conn. Pow. 5s . 981^ 100 Ch R IbI & Pac 50% 49% death of Dr. Joseph A. Higgins on Miss Hattie Strickland who has 6 Central Row. Hartford, Conn.) 109% South Pacific .101% 101% 101% Monday made necessary the with- an Impromptu band led by F. A. Mulrfleld, Scotland, May 27.— Bid Ask Conn. L. P. 5 % ’s ...108% 112% Verplanck, composed o f Hanna, Bobby Jones, America’s amateur been ill with throat trouble for the Conn. L & P 7’s . . . .113% 115 So. Railway .112% 112% calling of some of the invitations j Aetna Cas. & Sur. ..730 7fi0 50% trombone; Roscoe, bass drum; golf champln, won a glorious vic­ past ten days is improving slowly B’dpt. Hyd. 5’s ...... 104% 106 Studebaker .. 50% 49% for the wedding today. The bride at her home in Church street. Aetna Life ...... 650 6'3 Union Pacific .150% 150% 150% was attended by her sister. Miss Rice, clarinet; Kingsley, cornet; tory this afternoon over Robert 52% Taylor, triangle; Fisher, bass Harris, the British title-holder. Autom obile...... — U S Rubber .. 53% 52% Eleanor C. Quinn as bridesmaid The directors of th ' Eighth Conn. General ------1500 123% horn; Johnstone, symbals; War­ Jones, playing his youthful, bril­ U S Steel ....123% 122% and Walter Higgins, a brother of School & Utilities District gave a Hartford Fire ...... 470 480 U S Steel Pr.127% 127% 127% ren, snare drum and Echmalian, liant game, defeated the seasoned the bridegroom was groomsman. A hearing in the fire house last eve­ Htfd. Steam Boiler ..650 6 i& New York Stocks Westin'house . 67% 66% 67 leader. The band of would-be mu­ veteran, eight up and six to go. wedding breakfast followed the ning to all those Interested in the National Fire ...... 695 il5 West. Union .145% 144% 145% sicians suddenly appeared from the Jones’ victory makes him the Low 2 P. M. marriage and during the day Dr. rear of the clubhouse while the extension of the sewer along Green Phoeni.'c ...... 6oo High and Mrs. Higgins left on a short favorite for the British amateur 23 23 NORWICH CLERGYMAN rest of the fatuity members were champio^hlp, now in progress avenue to North Elm street and T ravelers...... 1155 111 5 Am Beet Sug. 23 wedding trip. On their return Dr. Am Sugar Ref. 69% 68% 69 DEAD OF APOPLEXY watching a horseshoe contest and, here, for*"Harris had been held out south on North Elm street the en­ Public Utility Stocks. Higgins plans to practice medicine tire distance. Nearly every property Am Tel & Tel.149% 148% 149% Norwich, May 27.— stricken needless to say. they caused much as the best British hope. Conn. Power Co. ...280 300 45 % 45% in Manchester. amusement. Later the band was owner was represented and they Conn. LP 7% PM- • -108 112 Anaconda .... 46 with apoplexy in a theatre last He Is a graduate of the Stoning- While Jones was winning his vic­ Am Smelting .119% 118% 118% night, Rev. William B. Oakley, transformed into an orchestra and tory, his fellow townsman, youth­ were about evenly divided for and Htfd. E. L. com...... 285 ..90 98% 99 ton High school class of 1916 and delivered several selections which against the proposition. The presi­ Htfd. Gas com...... 60 62 Am L o c ...... 99% Baptist minister, well known in attended Tufts premodical school ful Watts Gunn, was being elimi­ Am Car Fndry. 96 95% 95% eastern Connecticut, died early to- were similarly Inharmonious. The nated by W. G. Brownlow, three dent of the directors will give the So. N. E. Tel. Co. . .148 153 137% 138 from which he was graduated in feature number of their selections matter due consideration and de­ Atchison .... 138 % dsy. and two. Manufacturing Stocks. 89% 89% Mr. Oakley, who was fifty-three 1921 and in 1925 was graduated was “ Fra Dlabolo.” cide one way or the other in the B & O ...... 89% from Tufts medical college. This At the conclusion of a history- American Silver .... 27 30 Beth Steel ‘B’ 39 78 39% 39% years old, was unmarried. Twenty-two male members of making fourth round today, 16 near future. American Silver .... 26 Butte Superior 9 % 9% 9% he followed with a year’s training the faculty of the two schools were Sherwood Anderson, senior, was at St. Francis’ hospital, Hartford. survivors remained in the running Acme Wire com...... ■ 20 ChiU Copper . 32% 32% 32% DUGGAN AND COMPANIONS in attendance at the annual outing presented with a Royal Efficiency 95 The bride who is well known in and three of them were Americans, Bigelow-Htfd. pfd. ..82 84 Cons. Gas N Y 9 a 93% TAKE THE HOP TO HAVANA and the affair proved to be a suc­ namely; Jones, Gunn and Jess Award this afternoon at the as­ i.>w-Htfd. com. .. 82 85 ^ 40% 41 Manchester is a graduate of the cess. Director A. A. Warren was in sembly in the South Manchester Col. Fuel Iron 41% Miami, May 27.— Bernardo Dug- Sweetser of New York, a former Theodore Larson 1 B ra ss...... 6 7 % 125% 126% South Manchester High school class charge of arranging the various High school. He received the gold Ches & Ohio .126% gan, Argentine aviator, with the American champion. Of the original g Co...... 150 160 68 68 of 1918 and of' Simmons college, committees to complete the pro­ pin for typing forty words per Cruc Steel . . . 68 two aviators who are accompany- twenty American starters, only five The club will be assisted by the : Fire A r m s ...... 27 28 Can Pacific . . 162 % 161% 162% Boston, class of 1922. gram. Mr. Warren, Ralph Avery, minute. Gloria Trumpeters of New York 33% ing him, took off from Miami this remained at the start of the round 3 Lock ...... 90 100 Erie ...... ^3% 33% Stanley Rice, Chester Robinson and also by Theodore Larson, ten­ Fatnir B ea rin g...... 85 95 40 40% morning for Havana, on their New and Paul Volquardson went out to and two of these, Jesse Guilford Erie 1 s t ...... 40% The Manchester Masonic club and Grant Peacock, went right out. PROBING BLAST THAT or soloist of Providence, R. I. Hart* Cooley ...... 165 175 66% 66% York to Buenos Ayres trip. the Game Club early in the after­ ENDANGERED MANY Gen Asphalt .. 67/4 will hold an important meeting Fri­ Sweetser won his match against Mr. Larson is assistant director Int. Sil. pfd...... 100 105 317% 320% day, May 28 at 8 o’clock. All noon and arranged the details for Waterbury, May 27.— Police of the Verdandi Male Chorus of Gen Elec ••••322 122% Tomorrow— for Fresh Fish call Cave, three and one. L'nders Frary & Clark 82 84 Gen Mot...... 123% 121% members are requested to attend. the supper which was to be served here today -Were seeking the cause Providence as well as director of Jewell Belting pfd. . . 80 74% 74% 2000. Plnehurst.— Adv. The sixth round of the tourna­ Great No. Pfd. 74% later. ment starts tomorrow with two of an explosion that destroyed the the Vaso Male Chorus of the same New Brit. Mach. pfd.106 The first event on the program Garde restaurant, here and en­ city. He has appeared in Man­ was a baseball game between the Americans, Jones and Sweetser, in separate halves. The probabilities dangered families on upper floors. chester and has won many admir­ two faculties. This sport ended Fifteen children lived above the ers. with two results— a tie game and of both of these men entering the semi-finals are great, and It would restaurant but no one was hurt. Mr. Larson will appear with the a victory for the Trade school— In­ chorus and will also be heard In a asmuch as Umpire Avery said the not be surprising to many here if there should be an all-American MAD POODLE BITES THREE group of songs. instructor from the Trade school Preparations are being complet­ final. Malden, May 27.— Two girls and has won 16 to 15 and Scorekeep- a fireman were bitten by a poodle ed to decorate the hall. er Potter, who with Superintendent dog that went mad In Malden The Men’s Choral Club has cour­ Verplanck composed the bleacher- Square today. teously offered their services as ; ites, said the score was a tie. MYSTERIOUS ILLNESS ushers and it is expected that the I The features of the game were Assembly hall will be filled. : three home runs. Two were made IS CAUSE OF DEATH i i,y “ Uncle WValt’’ Kitching, of the CECIL OGDEN PU YS CHARLES DAY'S FUNERAL. * '’’.•acle school and the other by The funeral of Charles A. Day, ' I’lincipal Qulmby. The fielding of Autopsy to Be Performed to IN FILM AT STATE who died early Tuesday, will be i “ Doc” Johnstone ana Paul Vol- Determine What Killed held tomorrow afternoon at 1.30 in Cheney hall. Rev. Watson Wood­ / -^irdson were other features while Thomas Roy Carpenter. Former Manchester Man Signs Ilatter's base running was also Long Term Contract in Cali­ ruff will officiate and burial will he NOW! 0 hi:;hlight. He was put out every in the East cemetery. 'The hearers he attempted to steal second. After lying at the Manchester fornia. will be all members of Manchester ■ Ihe High school representatives Memorial hospital In a semi-con­ Lodge of Masons. They will he Cecil Ogden, a Manchester bred r v;ere skeptical over "this procedure, scious condition ever since he was R.O. Cheney, John D. Henderson, admitted on Saturday morning, boy, and well known here as a 5 however, as Volquardson who play- William Walsh. Benjamin Cadman, Thomas Roy Carpenter, aged 47, photographer, appears In the cast i cd with their team is a teacher in George Ferris and George M. Bar­ m of 49 Flower street, died at 11.30 of “ The Non-Stop Flight” which ber. Drake Post, G. A. R., "will ^ the Trade school. this morning. Death was due to plays at the State theater today, ] In the horseshoe pitching con­ have charge of the services. tubercular meningitis. An autop­ tomorrow and Saturday. Ogden is Silent NoKol i ’ lost. “ Bob” Taylor captured high sy was performed late this afternoon now living at Mission Inn., River­ HEINRICH SANT)ERS’ FUNERAL j i honors. He was assisted by various side. Calif. Riverside is the new 5' partners. It was at this stage, of at the hospital. The funeral of the late Heinrich Born In Indiana. Hollywood. Sanders who died yesterday will he 3 the program that the band led by Mr. Carpenter was born in An­ Ogden went west primarily to do > Verplanck in his drum-major’s uni- held in the German Concordia napolis, Indiana, on August 3, 1878 photographic 'work. He gained his church on Winter street Saturday ; form appeared. All formed Into and came to Manchester three years experience here working with his 1 line and a parade was held. This afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. H. O. ago. Since that time he has been father E. Martin Ogden, now pro­ Weber will officiate. He will he i Pd to the steps of the clubhouse employed by W. R. Tinker, Jr., as prietor of a studio in Hartford. .' where a vocal concert under the assisted by Rev. Herman Sti^pplch. an automobile salesman. He is Later Cecil Ogden worked with former pastor of the church, but h eat Padershin -of Bill Roscoe took survived by his wife who was for­ the Bachrach studios and then now of Seymour, Conn. Burial autom atic ' place. ^ . . merly Miss Bertha Loomis, of Bol­ went west. will he in the East cemetery-____ _ Supper which consisted of roast ton, an aunt, Mrs. L. H. Levey, of Because he photographs well 1 oef. mashed potatoes, creamed ■4 Indiana, and a cousin, Mrs. W. R. and presents an excellent appear­ ~ Watch tomorrow’s papers ' nions, creamed peas, lettuce, ance young Ogden attracted the at­ Tinker, Jr., of Green Hill. for a big announcement of in­ .ilad a la Russienne, hot rolls, War Veteran. tention of film directors. He ac­ • ickles, celery, olives, coffee, cake Mr. Carpenter was a veteran of cordingly was given a try-out and terest to all Manchester peo­ Most sensational comfort-development :.nd ice cream was served. The the Spanish-American war with has just signed a contract with was followed by the con- ple Clipper which he served in the First Illi­ Cecil B. DeMiile to appear in the BLUE RIBBON BAKERY cert by Souza” Echmilian and his nois Volunteer Regiment. He cast of 32 of his pictures orchestra. served through the war. in the History of OIL HEAT Later, jokes, story telling and the Three days before he was brought acrobatic stunts wound up to the hospital, Mr. Carpenter was ti evening’s fun and the homeward stricken with severe headaches appointments in. such an investment. journey was made. outside a NOKOL-heated home. Be­ which at first were not considered Even then they do not, cannot equal serious. Later a doctor was sum­ CIRCLE Today & Tomorrow See it in operation today— cause NOKOL does not have to bum moned and he advised the removal cheap, foul-smelling oil in order to NOKOL economy. . ’Q CROWN PRINCE OF of the sick man to the local hospi­ Find out how noise has been cut to The principal reason is NOKUiv b deliver economical heat. tal. He was taken to the Institu­ the vanishing point; how all past rec­ famous combustion chamber— a self- tion Saturday morning at 11.30 Some burnei*s do "have to use such SWEDEN U. S. GUEST ords of home heating comfort are contained part of the burner, entire­ which makes the time until his inferior fuel. And an unavoidable, now surpassed. . ly independent of your heating plant. death today exactly 120 hours. Dur­ This is the biggest development m unpleasant odor is but one of the dis- (Continned from page 1.) ing this time Mr. Carpenter has It equips your furnace or boiler for been semi-conscious. A brain spe­ oil heat since oil heat started. Facts, oil-buming, as the old grate equipped of New York, and just before the cialist was summoned from Hart­ not words make it so. The proof is it for coal-burning; does away with royal escort reached city hall perk ford hut the man’s condition was riffht here in our showroom today: brickwork and other makeshift alter­ the Prince le'rned over to the P 1 1- such that it was impossible to save CO-FEATURE: A List of Burners We his life. 99 the new Silent NOKOL, actually ations, enables NOKOL to burn the cess and said: „ Funeral arrangements are Incom­ “ We have something to see. ALL STAR Valley of Bravery operating—for you to see. only proper kind of oil for automatic plete but it was stated the services Have Installed Leaves For Washington. C A ST in heat in the home— at reasonable cost. Meanwhile a special train, ar­ will probably be held Saturday. The “noise bogey” killed In the Silent NOKOL this vital ranged for bv the department was SAT. HARRISON 400 Hundred’ Name, Address. made up at 1 o’clock this after­ & SUNFORD in By perfection of a simple principle, combustion chamber has been given “BOOM” NOT OVER Blish, Fred F. 9 La'urel St. noon. the royal party left f°r Companion Feature: Burr, Charles R. 138 Main St. even greater effectiveness. Washington, •ivhere the first official the Silent NOKOL cuts noise to the “ DESPERATE ^MOMENT” - Super Cast. vanishing point. Literally, exact y Carlyle Johnson Co. 52 Main St. Come see it— in operation act of the prince will be to go to IN SOUTHERN C IH First Lutheran Church, Church St. the W^hite House for a call on Pres­ Simon, Scott 63 Church St. today ident Coolidge. It is an important betterment—yet Stephens, H. A. 191 Center St. Sundav morning the prince will Figures Sent Out from St. made without the slightest sacrifice St. James’ Rectory, Park St. Suppose this announced some attend church in Washington and Petersburg of Interest to Lo­ of that high efficiency which has St. James Church, Main St. amazing new radio set— or a beauti­ in the afternoon he will take part in the services to be held at the cal Residents. a 9-year record for Rogers, W. B. E. Center St. ful new-model automobile. You’d given NOKOL Spillane, John 31 Strickland St. tomb of the Unknown Soldier, fol­ lowest operating cost. Main St. see it. Home comfort for your fam­ lowing which he and his party will A local resident received a pam­ Phone Kemp Sc Fradin phlet today from St. Petersburg, For periods up to nine years, 29,000 Ferris, George Pine St. ily is at least as important. return to New York. , , 4, , 69 Foster St. After spending Memorial Day in Florida, which seems to offset the 1777 homes have had NOKOL comfort— Grezel, Alfred A. So come in. Find out what oil rumors floating around town that Crockett, Wm. J. 63 Bigelow St. New York, the prince will motor to and have found it an economy, too. heat can be, and can do for you today. Orange, N. J., Tuesday morning the Florida boom is over. It is STATE Main St. Pinehurst Grocery See the Silent NOKOL in operation. taken from the official reports of Now the Silent NOKOL provides St. Bridget’s Rectory Main St. to attend the commencement exer­ Listen to it. Examine it. Ask ques­ cises of Upsala Swedish-Lutheran the city and shows that this year even greater comfort— at even low­ Hayes, John T. Center St. building permits to the amount of Burr Nurseries Oakland St. college, after which he will pro­ er cost! The reduction, frankly, is tions. ceed to Princeton University and $7,601,200 were taken out so far, Today - Tomorrow & Sat not great. It couldn’t be— in view of Valluzzi, F. . 66 Oxford St. NOTE THIS IMPORTANT FACT: a gain of two and one half millions Pitkin St. then to Philadelphia, arriving Pitkin, Fred NOKOL is pne of the few auto­ over last year’s entire sum. It the low-cost records NOKOL has Hackett, Thomas No. Main St. Tuesday night. matic oil burners made in adequate Itinerary. shows that bank clearings for the made for nine years. Bantley, Ernest Center St. first month of the year amounted to F2urewell SlCambrlige St. range of sizes to fit the wide range of Upon their return from Philadel­ This is your chance to answer—for Keith, Warren phia, June 4, members, of the party $99,720,705.63 a gain of 56 per all time—^your own questions about Moore, Mrs. Alice 99 E. Center St. heating-plant sizes. Each installa­ cent to date this year and that a Seaman, Earl G., 105 £!. Center St. will stop in West Orange. KJ.. to Vaudeville Engagement automatic oil heat for the home: tion is individually fitted to its par­ Inspect the laboratories of Thomas gain of 125 per cent was made in Lundberg, Dr. Main St. the population. There are now 1. Is it noisy? O’Leary, P. J. E. Center St. ticular furnace or boiler, its par­ A. Edison. , , » They will leave New York again 86,000 persons residing in St. Pet­ House C. E. E. Center St. 2. Is it a high-cost luxury, for the ticular home or building. June i4. visiting Yale University ersburg. The value of school House! Herbert E. Center St. Come in, today. We can sincerely property has already doubled that 5 - ACTS - 5 rich only? at New Haven, then continuing to Keeney, Arthur assure you an interesting visit. A Newport, Worcester and Boston. of last year and the postal receipts 3. Is a lot of expert attention re­ f o r t h e s e a s o n Rockville. new and clearer idea of home-heating On June 21, at Niagara Falls, they during the first four months of this quired to get comfort? Does it pro­ Cummings, S. C.. 10 Ellington Ave. year total $190,677.93. That is will start for the West, stopping Late Star of His Own Co. vide ample heat? Fitch, Mrs. C. F. 48 Union St. comfort. at Detroit, Chicago. St. Paul, Min­ a gain of 50 per cent over the entire If you have other questions, you’ll Sykes, David A. 37 Elm St, neapolis, Yellowstone National receipts of last year. find them, too, answered now. Rockville Savings Bank, Time Payments May Be Park, Salt Lake City, the Grand There are many other figures in Manny King & Co. 25 Park St, Canyon. Mesa Verde National the same strain In the pamphlet all Arranged. Park, the Yosemlte Valley and San showing that the boom is not over Not a trace of odor Stafford Springs by sDy means In the southern city. Roland Travers & Co. Christopher, Allen, 48 E. Main St. Watch for Further Announcements Francisco. It is of Interest here because of There never has been, never will be and Public Demonstration. AMERICAN LEGION NEWS. the money invested in the Seminole Illusionist Extraordinary. the slightest trace of odor—inside or Estates near St. Petersburg, by lo­ MOORE & MITCHELL The American Legion dinner cal residents. MARION CLAIRE Singing Par Excellence. Comedy given in honor of National Com­ COBDNBR-WHYTB. mander McQulgg was attended by Variety Entertainers. Miss Lily Whyte and Thomas 1 400 Leglonalres and members of Cordner of 35 Pleasant street were the Legion Auxiliary at the Hotel TIM & KITTY O’MERA— Studies in Dances. Bond In Hartford last evening. The married last evening at 7 o clock r ," p a r s o n a g e ot Ceater c™ g-a------'^’-.-Cor-^ EMORY JOHNSON StOD Flight’^ „,11 Poat. NO. 102 102,, was'-aa.Mlo made up«p as gational Sr“ o™ed the'ceremoar. PRODUCTION ® follows: Harry Maidment, C. E. The bride and groom were unat­ SATURDAY AFTERNOON—KIDDIE CHARLESTON Bissell, Edgar Morgan, James Har­ tended. The bride was attired in rison, Walter McLean and Charles (iREZEL powder blue crepe with hat to Lewis Morino vs. Jean Capiano— Both;4 Years Old. ALFRED O’Connell. ______match. Following the ceremony a recep­ BOSTON G.AME OFF; BAIN. SUN., MON., TUBS. Plumbing and Heating Contractor tion was held at the newly fur­ \z nished home of the bride and groom “THE COHENS & KELLEYS Boston, May 27.— Rain at 15 Bank street. Mrs. Cordner South Manchester caused a postponement of the Telephone 1525 has but recently arrived In this 8 Birch Street Glants-Braves game. A double header will be played on Saturday. country from Scotland.

X PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAE D, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926. JL T may leave flowers with Mrs. George SPECIAL A. L. MEETING Army and Navy members. It Is Canada, and seven grandchildren. POST OFFICE SCHEDULE hoped that every Legionnaire will The funeral will be held Sunday E. Keith of South Main street. FOR IHEMOBIAL DAY. At the Eighth district Girl Scouts BROWN U. HONORS There will be a special meeting be In line. afternoon from her late home at 2 C im WAR VETS o’clock. Mr. Magowan of Roches­ of Troop 5 will meet at the home ABOUT TOWN The following schedule will be Friday evening at 7:45 at the Na­ of Miss Emma Colver at four than Hale school auditorium on DEATH OF ter, N. Y., will officiate and burial GUESTS OF HONOR SAMUEL McCORMICK observed at this office Monday, May MRS. GEORGE McBRIDE. will be in the East cemetery. o’clock Saturday afternoon to make 31: Spruce street. The American Leg bouquets. A daughter -was born Tuesday ion scout troop will be regularly City Carriers Delivery— none. WHERE TO LEAVE YOUR The flowers from the outlying night to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Palmer Rural Carriers Delivery— none. Installed by Scout Executive Hill Mrs. Sarah Jane McBride, wife of Members of Drake Post Enjoy of 79 Ridge street. George McBride of 41 Edmund MEMORI.AL DAY FLOWERS. school districts will be cared for Local Youth Elected to Cam- Parcel Post Delivery— until 10.30 of Hartford. Parents of the boys by the committees in those dis­ Banquet and Entertainment will be present. strdet died early today following a After the regular meeting in marian Club— Is Also Prom­ a- ni. , , ,, lingering illness. Mrs. McBride Mrs. Wilbur Loveland, chairman tricts. at South Methodist Church. inent in Other College Circles Money Order Window— closed all Members of the Legion will as­ Tinker hall tomorrow evening Clan semble at Depot Square, Manches­ was 70 years of age. She had of the Memorial liay flower com­ day. lived here 22 years coming here mittee requests the school children Members of Drake Post No. 4, McLean, No. 252, O. S. C.. will Stamp Window— Open from 7.30 ter promptly at 10:30 and march BIRTHD.AY SURPRISE PARTY. celebrate its anniversary by an According to a Providence, R. L, from Belfast, Ireland. in the Ninth district willing to G. A. R., were tendered their 40th to 10.30 a. m. with the colors to the church for gather flowers, to kindly leave them open night with Helen Davidson dispatch, Samuel J. McCormick, a Memorial services. Legion caps Besides her husband, two sons annual banquet and entertainment student at Brown University and Mails will arrive as follows— at the Park Hill Flower Shop be­ .A birthday party was given last Lodge, Daughters of Scotia and will be worn. and two daughters survive. The niglit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. as the guests of the young people son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mc­ 6.35, 6.55, 9.50 a. m. sons are Robert and William of fore two o’clock Sunday. After of the South Methodist church last friends. Rev. Dr. Johnstone of Mails will depart as follows— Members of the Legion will as­ William Diana of 177 Oak street, Hartford is to speak and it is hop­ Cormick. of 147 East Center street, this town. The daughters are that hour they will be made up into night. They were welcomed to the S.50 and 1 a. m. semble at the East Side Rec Mon­ bonquets at Cheney hall. If it is in honor of Leo Diana. Guests from ed that a large number will be was yesterday elected to member­ All departments of this office day afternoon promptly at 1:30 Mrs. George Forbes of this town Hartford and Manchester were church on behalf of the young ship in the Cammarlan Club at the and Mrs. Elfrid Silcock of Ryegate, more convenient to children in the present. will close at 11 a. m. for the day. and march to Cheney hall to at­ present. people by Rev. Joseph Cooper and university. “ Sam” is a graduate of England. She also leaves three vicinity of Middle Turnpike, they Bn enjoyable dinner was served. Oliver F. Toop, Postmaster. tend the Memorial Day services. The Trio orchestra furnished There will be a rehearsal of the the class of ’23 at the South Man­ sisters, Mrs. John Armstrong of this may leave them at Mrs. Loveland’s The veterans were seated at a spe­ Legion caps will be worn. Directly home, 41 Elro street before 1.30 music during the evening. Mr. South Methodist junior choir for chester High school. Delicious strawberry supper, following the service the Legion town, and two in Belfast, Ireland; cial table. Sunday. Diana received numerous useful Children’s Day tonight at 6:30 in The Cammarian Club is an Wapping hall, Friday 5:30 to 7:30, will assemble on the east side of two brothers James P. Long of The banquet hall was decorated Hartford and another brother in Children of the Fourth District gifts. the church. organization which acts as the stu­ 5 0 cents.— Adv. Elm street following the group of In red, white and blue in flags and dent governing body of the univer­ wreaths. .A full length portrait of Abraham i.i’icoln, surrounded with The annual banquet of the Man­ sity. It is composed of nine mem­ flags an I wreaths, occupied a chester City club will be held in bers of the Senior class elected at the club rooms on Oak street to­ prominent piace on the stage. the end of the year by the three After the dinner an entertain­ night. It is expected that dinner upper classes. Membership in this ment was given consisting of in­ will be served at 9 o’clock. There organization is one of the highest strumental selections, piano and will be Informal talks and an en­ honors a Brown undergraduate can saxophone solos, vocal solos and tertainment. attain. readings. , McCormick, who is president of Several of the veterans arose and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Kearnes the Junior class, is also manager thanked the young people for the and their son Francis who left here elect of the Brown wrestling te:.in last September for Florida, will CHARACTER good time they had enjoyed and for next season. He was also one of in your furmture expressed the wish that they might leave St. Petersburg, where they the three junior marshals at the re­ enjoy it for many years to come. have spent the winter, on Saturday cent ‘‘Spring Day” exercises. Other / Dinner was served by a commit­ the 29th, for Chicago, to be pres­ organizations with which he is af­ tee under Mrs. WillarS Horton and ent at the wedding of their elder filiated are the musical clubs of Pi the decoration scheme was earned son, Charles and Miss Virginia Kappa, and the junior honorary out by Mrs. John Winterbottom Wayland, who are to be married society. He has also played on the early in June. GARBER ’S and a corps of assistants. class basketball teams. His fraterni­ if it comes from ty is Theta Delta Chi. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gaylord Sid i o w n p l a y e r s c l o s e were surprised last evening by a ' party of their friends who called at their home on Russell street to SKULL IS FRACTURED SEASON TOMORROW help them celebrate the fifth anni­ H A R A C T E R— the versary of their marriage. Whist X-RAY REVEALS was played as one of the pastimes. priceless quality built The Town Players close their Mrs. C. N. Norris won the first leason tomorrow evening with the prize, Mrs. Ellenor Rogers, second into Garber Bros.’ living room fur­ presentation of one of One Harvard and Mrs. Emma Dowd the consola­ Arthur Scranton’s Condi'^wn il Work Shop plays. Two Crooks tion. The guests brought with them Serious But Doctors Believe and a Lady.” As ^ niture comes not only from the use a supply of salads, cakes and other He Will Recover. royaltv production is it hoped tha good things, the hostess providing it will'be well supported by a pub­ D of the finest materials obtainable coffee and ice cream. One of the X-ray pictures taken of little lic which is interested in the de­ ladies donated a prize cake of velopment of a little theatre move Arthur Scranton, nine year old son! which everybody had a slice. Mrs. — but from men w ho are ment in Manchester. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Scran­ Following the play a dance will Emma Dowd drew the prize but it ton of 18 William street, late yes-; be held in the gymnasium. An or­ wasn’t a ring. They all had a mer­ terday afternoon at the Mancliestev masters of their craft and w ho chestra has been engaged to fur­ ry time. Memorial hospital revealed a frac­ nish music from 8:30 until 12. ture of the back of the child's skull. i A have a pride in their workman- The cast which will play is as The next regular meeting of His condition, although regarded as Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary to follows: serious, is not expected to prove ship. Miller, the Hawk .. . .Albert Addy the Spanish War Veterans will be fatal. held Thursday evening, June 3, at Lucille, his accomplice ^ , The picture showed that the skull Garber Bros’ artisans are well ...... Ethel Robb the home of Commander George was not depressed and it was said Mrs. Simms-Vane, the lady Johnson at the state armor}'. the child was resting fairly com­ ffSiTltg- aware that the furniture made ...... Carol Webster fortably. The accident in which Miss Jones, her companion The regular monthly meeting of Arthur was hurt occurred at noon ...... Charlotte Meyers the Manchester Fish and Game yesterday. The boy was returning by them is intended for the Garritv, a police inspector club will be held in Tinker hall from the Harding school, where he ■...... Joseph McCannthis evening. is in the sixth grade, on a bicycl« homes of New England’s most Members of the Sock and Bus­ and collided with another bicycle. kin and Arganaut Clubs of the MANCHESTER GRANGE HOLDS He was thrown to the pavement and particular people. T h ey like High school, the Cosmopolitan MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES. struck on his head. ( h r b , Club, and members of the church that challenge. T h ey know that clubs Interested is dramatics, are Manchester Grange, P. O. H., at MANCHESTER KIWANIS to be the guests of the Town Play­ its meeting in Tinker hall last PLAYS HARTFORD TEAM. the closer their handiwork is ers. evening observed the approach of Memorial Day by a program dur­ Golf teams representing the ing the lecturer's hour, containing Manchester Kiwanis club and the scrutinized the more evident will FALL FROM TREE several patriotic numbers as fol­ Hartford Kiwanis club played the lows: first of a series of five games this be the flawless character of their Pledge to Flag. afternoon at the Country club BREAKS BOY’S ARM Star Spangled Banner. grounds. The games will alternate workmanship. Recitation, ‘‘The S o 1 d i e r’s between Manchester and Hartford. Tramp,”— Mrs. Rleg. It was planned to have two five- So practiced are these men in As the result of a flve-foot fall Arbor Day Song— Mrs. Jennie member teams but the Hartford from an apple tree, Andrew, ten- Tracy. ^ club could only muster five play­ year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John ‘‘Our Forests” — Mrs. Irene Pow­ ers so Manchester had only to their craft that their proficiency Kravantka, of South Main street, is i ers. produce five men this afternoon. confined to his home with a broken “ Does it Pay the Farmer to Pro­ They were Austin Cheney, William is reflected in a lower price arm. tect Our Birds?” — an original pa­ A. Knofla, Harold Alvord, F. T. How much would you expect The accident occured Saturday per by Mrs. Laura Loomis. Blish and H. B. House. range than is indicated by the and. although the boy complained Reading— Mrs. Florence Trask. of the arm paining him, his parents Sketch, ‘‘The Charm of the Old superior merit of Garber made failed to notify a physician until Album”— Mrs. Ella Balch, Mrs. W e’ll soon be ready now. We Tuesday afternoon. They did not Ella Balch, Mrs. Mabel Newcomb, believe it was serious. An X-ray pic­ Mrs. Grace Lathrop, Mrs. Irene know you’re interested. Watch to pay fo r this suite? furniture. ture, however, revealed a fracture Powers. close to the shoulder in his right Deputy Case from Portland was tomorrow’s paper. j, A n d in hom.es, where true arm. The arm has been put in a present and Inspected the Grange. Examine this distinctive bedroom suite of six pieces cast and the little boy will be laid The chairman of the recent food BLUE RIBBON BAKERY ■' possible ” letermine its selling price Judging ^ Th" works of art are desired and ap­ up for some time. sale turned in the sum of $23.50. design with fluted and carved legs, this suite, should preciated, Garber made furni-? RIX BETTER TOD.AY J ? ;s tbe AUTO WASHING ture naturally finds a welcom e A bulletin issued from the Man­ MARK HOLMES Spring Lubricating, idea of costliness. chester Memorial hospital today states that the condition of Secre­ Undertaker Greasing, Polishing. | place. tary George E. Rlx of the Manches­ Embalming - Funeral Director Distinguished! ter Chamber of Commerce, is much Lady Assistant. Phone 406-2. W. E. LUETTGENS ' Such Quality in Every Improved. He is able to sit up in Depot Square, Manchester. bed and his physician believes he Telephone 427 Detail! Distinguished by genius in design. will be able to leave the hospital in By woods of uncommon beauty. a few more days. Secretary Rix en­ Five-ply woods throughout—solid tered the hospital Saturday suffer­ French & Volkert Dr. Fred F. BushneU mahogany drawer bottoms and syca­ By conscientious workmanship. ing from what was believed to be a VETERINARIAN more sides that dove-tail to insure dust- ARTESIAN WELLS By Garber Bros.’ Quality. malarial Infection received in the Test drilling for foundations, water 494 East Center Street, proof construction. Spanish War. systems, pumping machinery, blast Manchester Green. Ofllce Honrs: 7 to 8 P. M. , For better meats try Pinehurst. hole drilling. Ineluded are a large dresser with triple French plate mirrors a spadous chif. ’Phone 2000.— Adv. P. O. Highland Park, Conn. TELEPHONE 1847. v forobe, a full sized vanity with triple mirrors, a graceful bow-end bed and ^ bed room chair and vanity chair to match. On the basis of smart character ano workmanship this suite should sell for a t least $425-you d naturally expect to IliimilllllllilllllllllillllllMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllillllllllllilllllllllllllillllllllllllMllillllllllllllMllllilllllilllllllllllllllll pav less for it at Garber’s new low price le vel— say about $350, wouldn t you . A . tSt would be good But Garber Bros.’ EVERYDAY price for this suite, complete, is only $225.

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MORGAN SELLING MEMOK at MARKET DIRECT Bouquets for Cemetery or Home llllj To the Public Cut Flowers in variety— Roses, Carnations, Peonies, Stock, Snapdragons, Candy­ Street tuft, Sweet Peas, etc. mi Made-up baskets and pots of growing plants for the cemetery. HARTFORD ^ Plants for the Home Flower Garden.

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aggression, It ivould be rather more 1 is time for people In this part of | than human for us to surrender vol­ the country to give them the hoot. fiantljeattr Massachusetts Is rummy to the untarily a means of defense which costs us nothing to maintain and heels. There is not a drunkener Enrnlng luralh town In the country than Worces­ which frees us from all danger of PUBLISHED BY ter, while most of the manufactur­ THE HERALD PRINTING CO, foreign attack. New York, May 27.— Coney Is­ Again, the merit Is questionable ing cities of the commonwealth reek land in summer garb.... Only Founded by Elwood S. Ela with the odor of mash. And as Oct. 1. ISSl of encouraging war by making it badly rain-drenched. . .And white Every Evening Excent Sundnya and ' terrible. for New York state, from Montauk paint and gilt spattered about ev­ Holidays. j Point to Buffalo ,why, it would be erywhere...... ,, Entered at the Post Onice at Man- , quite as rational for the drys to A bored pilot brings a roller Chester as Second Class Mall Matter. coaster car to Its stop after the HICKS. claim to control the sentiment of SUBSCH1 P'l’R'N R.ATES; By Mall breathless journey. .All winter he six dollar.s a year; .sixty cents a Hicksville, L. I., has just held an j operates an elevator in one of the month for shorter periods. election to determine whether or i .Manhattan skyscrapers.. .He says By cirrler. eighteen centf a week. not it should change its name. A j he always gets work on a fast ex- Single copies, three cents. rraioritv -of Us voters, shedding the ' I press elevator so that he can keep id SPECI M- U V E KTIS 1 .NVin.orARiJ--,**'.NO KEPRL- “ ■ a j ' I In training” . ... SENTATl VE: Haniilt m-De Li.sser. i jgers of the cheaply sophisticated ' ‘‘Get just as much of a kick Inc, L’.'> We.st 4.7d Street' ^*^'\venuc, as a duck’s back sheds the rain, coming down in a Woolworth .1 n d •* 111 North i e h 1 g.a n Siew arfe Chicago. stood like a stone wall against the building express.” he sighs, as he The Manchester Evening Herald Is onslaughts of the modlflcatlonists VCASHINGTON '■) starts his car off...... on s.ilr in New York City tit Schultz's News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd and sustained the claims of Elias l e t t e r s Street ami 42nd Street entrance of Only one big new attraction at Grand Central Station. Hicks, the hundred-year-old found­ Coney this year. .A new ’’thrill b y "International News Service has the er of the village, to have his worthy CHARLES P. STEWART ride” ..They call it ’’Bob's coast- exclusive rights to use for rt'puhllca- name perpetuated on the village — .e r " ....I t cover a square block tion In ttnv form all nn-.cs dispatches Washington, May 27— "An equal | “ pigger and better” In fig- credited to It nr not oCnerwIse credit- | railroad Station Sign share with men in the making and | eights and dizzy drops. . . .Or ed In this paper It Is also exclnslvcly After the Honeymoon entlfed to u.se for repnblication all More glory to them! administration of the laws of this | something like that. . . . Just be- the Ipcal or undated news published Time is not far when there will | ““tVy. I low it. another novelty----- The heriln." he not only enough of high sound-' That’s what the National W o-1 amusement department store’ ing nrize-winning English titles for man’s Party wants. where you can walk right Into the THrU.-^DAY, M A Y 1 il 2 il. but M.b.l .-ernon. Us ' “ f structure and find almost every "the Home Long Island t?ry says so, and says It witn au available park amusement, from more than enough Cohen Heights, emphasis that, if you're one of the merry-go-round to freaks. xox-.\LroHOLir hooch . Czerczertlmtzls, Napolitizis and henpecked sex, makes you shiver a HEN the long-dreamed-of honeymoon trip cornes to an end, Oh, yes, there’s a “ Charleston It is to lie liopod that the scien-■ Bootleggianas so that such a name little. Palace” ...... At last a place big what young couple doesn’t look forward with excited an­ tists wlio are comliing tlie resources as Hicksville will greet the ear of enough to house ail the Charleston W ticipation towards the making of their very own home. Some of the National Woman s of chemistry witli intent to produce the passer-through like the ripple Pprtv’s recent literature, as they hounds in New - York. .. ,.’’Devoted , This new pleasure means thought and planning as well as en­ a potently intoxicating lieverage of sweet water on an arid mountain. hand it out mimeographically for exclusively to the art Charles joyment if the first home is to live up to young dreams, yet stay whicli slmll 1)C at once free of alco- i Besides which, the subservient public ^____ consumption,__ has been so ton,” reads a dodger... But then, I never did claim to be an artist.. . /;ta within the limits of young pocketbooks. hoi and innocent of offense against; Hicksvillans who permit themselves j darned resolute to say the least s p the narcotic laws will not bo t o o to be joshed by their In-town friends | that finaUy^I p^l^^ “ Frozen custard’ will be With this thought in mind we have planned this Budget succc.ssful. It might turn out to are belated in their shame. The' f ^ SpUoL^eSa^n- summer fashion in “wh“what to Home Outfit. It is not the highest priced nor the lowest pneed day is swiftly passing when to be a | ^ giving wo- j when " outfit to be found at our store, but it does combine good taste he a ratlier desperate remedy for ’Eskimo pie” . . . .And a the evils of Voistcadism, to invent hick Is to be mortified. It is | rights they wanted and ; co*^sin to with modest price. Then, too, it can be payed for on the budget the consciousness of the ! ;:;;u “ ed The hopenope thatinai thlsuna would i; -dozen------new methods , of ,, disguising Advice a new kind of nerve iickler, the growing on if tnev started the good old hot cl ^ • plan! hick favor If they stariea inventors: Discover any effects of which it might take a country that the greenest count in my new trick summer resort dish and The Living Room hundred years of startling expert- im _ laginable _ by scenario writer..... has ...... membership laughed ences...... to adequately ... . test. It might J more than a little on the hive-bred and told me tiiey weren’t going^^to get rich! . . . . This most important room is made up of a three JJP” be a case of fleeing from tlie dan- 1 goof whose highest aspiration is to anything violent, ’ ' ‘ but here’s " All Coney Island Isn’t board- bolstered suite of the newest wood-base design, coveied with gers tliat we know to tlie perils that ' live in two rooms over a five-and- ^hat they added: “ Womans strug- w.alk!..Just one block north and attractive combinations of Jacquard velour, plain velour and tpn and next door to the Empire! gle for genuine equality is entering very sizeable town makes Its ap- we know not. brocatelle. Davenport, arm chair and 'wing chair included. I m^vie theaters, and whose expert- a__phase which promises to be very • sarance. . .A year round popula- Yet it would be a temcritous soul ------exciting. Mon commutes to New York, hut addition there are two end tables, a bridge lamp, a table lamp indeed wlio Avould dare predict, if cnees of life consist in the smell o blamed reassuring, to my makes the healthiest part of Its and davenport table. the chemists set themselves at work | gutter water and the flavor of rot- ; j-jn glad I did my best to income In summer.. .Just now cel­ The Dining Room on the problem in earnest, that they I ten bananas and rottener home- g^^are myself.______lars are being turned upside down I The Budget Home to rent at all sorts of fancy fig­ An eio-ht niece Hugenot walnut finished dining suite make will not evolve a perfectly legal and brew. I women were given the ures during the hot months. .Fam­ entirely potent producer of the re-1 To be a hick, nowadays, is sig ^ |,allot I had an idea they were go- ilies that In winter occupy five- Four Rooms up this room’s outfit. Buffet, oblong extension table, arm chair grettably hnt very generally desired | manual, at least, of being an enti 5. satisfied, but It seems-not. room flats somehow crowd into a and five side chairs are included. Chemistry has developed to ! To be a city dweller, In these times ^ place, there are a lot single room and make a nest egg ’ ' of laws which discriminate between a perfectly amazing point in this I of horrid over-congestion, is to be for the winter by renting the other The Bedroom men and women, nominally for the four...Many housewives who live twentieth century of ours, and there I a hybrid between an inferior sar- women’s protection, hut really, ac­ within a stone’s throve of the at The bedroom group includes a three piece American walnut seems to be next to nothing that it dine and a maggot, cording to the National Woman’s tractiopa that bring millions find 2 8 P IE C E S cannot accomplish when it sets \ Hail HicksviHu. Its commuters Party, to handicap them and give no time to see them...... There is', and o-umwood suite— full size, bow-end bed, dresser and chest of a tale of one -woman who has been i drawers, as well as a spring, quality felt mattress and t’wo about it. ^oilght to wear badges three inches men an advantage. town’s name In the second place, though '«'o- trying for several years to break­ In tlie particular search in ques- 1 across, with their away from summer boarders Ion"- pillows. men can vote, the .National Wo­ The Kitchen tion tlicro is lacking one liandicap ^ proudly displayed. man’s Party makes the point that enough to see Coney, but just that the scientists of retort and test | th ly’re expected to vote mostly for when she finds time the season i ' A LOST CAUSE. The work-shop of the home has been fittingly equipp^. A tube frequently encounter. Many j men. They’re tired of mere “ bou­ over. ___ $495 The surrender of Abd-El-Krim — GILBERT SW’AL burner gas range with mantel in white porcelain and black, a an acliicvoment of the laboratory ’ quets, honorary titles and minor 3 to the military power of France parts,” as Miss Vernon expresses it. I L o n a rd side icer refrigerator, 2 highest qualRy bow-back goes nnlieedcd because the chemist On the Budget Plan chairs and a “ Porce-namel” kitchen table with white enameled cannot produce tlie thing sought at marks the failure of one of the most courageous and most sheerly ideal­ The National Woman’s Party a commercially practicable price. wants all discriminatory leglsla».' base", comprise this room. Syntlictic diamonds can lie made, istic struggles for complete nation- tion wiped out and kept wiped out gold can be dragged from sea water,__ ..,,a ] l freedom in modern history. It by const' utional amendment. | _____ It wants women to be given their it is no trick to extract gasoline i is ditflcult for Americans, with their i Keep The uncompromising if somewhat one-: share of representation In both from shale rock. But none of these sided antipathy to the very idea of | the appointive and WATKINS BROTHERS, I n c . things are commercially workable. rnintv to accent the branches of the government. Inter- The organization of a chemical foreign suzerainty, to accept literally, this would mean a bun, however, is untrainmeled by theory- that the Moroccan . Riffs have - , . : 50-50 break.u-g^k. In other words, half Hear! itront Ei^OKlDA BRANCH - THE WATKINS-LIMBACHER CO. - ST. PETERSBURG. been ill-advised In their long fight men now In politics would lose any siu-li problem. If the chemists gainst European domination. Yet their jobs. ! ran make a new liind of liooze which balance of the judgment, if pre- It does sound revolutionary. is within tlio law it will be merely } the ,,.*.* ai^-oPtinn But when you put the concrete, b y d r . HUGH S. COIMING a clever piece of chemical work. If | jiuliced, must He m that directionf sheerlv . ' question. ” Do you mean you 'want continuation of sneeriy | ■ States they can make it cost any more A longer contlnuauon oi presidency halt the time, BO Surgeon General United Public Health Service than the iiootlcirtccrs get for the tribal control of northern Africa, seats in the Senate has developed into an economic and ! House of Representatives, Heart disease frequently does watered, rcctifioil and otherwise social impossibility. The resources' several places in the federal su- not show itself until years after the. butchered stuff l!iat they sell, then \ tucir ranacitv preme court and five cabinet port- damage has been done, ...... Indeed they will have performed a of the B a rb a ry states, their capacity this, the ; Some f the valve?-may not have , out the kernel which is seized, mor­ for contributing to the support of a sel by morsel, by the extended miracle. National Woman’s Party folk hedge i been fitting properly for years. The great many millions of population, a bit. 1 heart muscle may have been weak- tongue. Seriously, this is no light matter, Unlike many birds in destroying are too huge for this civilization to I rather think It’s too large an ened to drive the blood along, thus Before Buying Your Screens, | the reported purpose of the chem the young of their host, the cocka­ , , r I ncVmit themthemto to lie lie lanuw. fallow, The' order for the human mind to gasp tiring or even becoming exhausted. Ists toproduce anon-alcoholic in-1 peinut tne north-i — too much like asking a man to The vessels may have lost some of too spares these inhabitants of the nest when the new quarters are cap­ toxicant. Tlicy are more thanlike-| area, the soil, i\ p ’■ vizualize a trillion dollars or to their elasticity, so the heart has to tured from the galah, a well-known Compair Our Prices | to succeed— and what we shall ' ern Africa must go to work in tn | gj^gj^^j infinity. i push against more resistance, caus- parrot of Australia. then be up against no man knows. I' interest of - ■humanity. It Is as m At any rate. “ One woman repre-' ing so-called high blood pressure. This may show the wisdom of the = SCREEN DOORS...... sentative in Congress from every j But usually nothing is felt in the I But tiicro is always the extreme 1 evitable as was the se em BY ARTHUR N. PACK cockatoo because thereby the WINDOW SCREENS...... to 7oc „ one of the 48 states is .he minimum j heart, or over the heart. The person President, The .Anierican Nature chances of the tribe of young cock­ probability that Volsteadism will ' America, demand of the Woman’s Party,” Is ' who thinks himself well has an at- Association. SCREEN W IR E ...... ^ And of all peoples best qualified atoos are increased for future pro­ have become ancient history before j what I find In one of its statements ! tack of indigestion, or runs for a The blood-stained cockatoo, a na­ fit. Usually birds, on appropriat­ to set this great work in operation the determination to escape its grip of policies and principles. And, of j street car. and finds he is short of tive of Australia, is so-called be­ ing nests of others that they over­ the peculiar colonial genius of the course, a good-sized bunch of first- breath. Perhaps he develops a per- cause its otherwise white plumage Poultry Wires shall have gone so far. And we come, clear out the acquired home, French puts them at the front. class appointive jobs— not mere as- manent cough, or chronic indiges­ is given variegation by a few rosy. liefore setting up housekeeping for, ft., 2 in. mesh (150 f t . ) ...... know tlie worst about beer, wine feathers about the neck and facc.^ i 4 The achievements of the French ad­ sistancies and deputyahipi. tion. That little emergercy call for them.selves. _ and even whiskey. more blood exhausted the Injured I The whiteness of its attire is 5 ft., 2 in. mesh (150 ft.) ...... ministration, in the comparatively Many parrots like to strip the'S The National Woman’s Party, I heart. j marred almost always by the dirt liark from branches of trees, and.s 3 ft., 2 in. mesh (150 ft.) ...... GAS. few years since that country as­ rise to remark, is one militant When well established, the condi­ encountered in its feeding on the the cockatoo frequently betrays the; = roisox A FEW OF OUR FEED PRICES r , sumed the Moroccan protectorate, organization. tion is diflicult to cure, but may bo location of its nest because of The opposition of Senator Wads­ ^ , ...... $1.85 = the War De- have been amazing. Not only has It’s “ indignant,” to quote Miss helped by proper rest, exercise, diet fondness. • „ I ^ worth, speaking for and hygiene. With these measures However, a nest is not alwajs its, s to the there been enormous physical im- Vernon, ” at woman’s lack of recog­ V ...... tlic consulting staff of Nature I'lag* ^ has had experience in the past with | any foreign control at all. Ihey The school nurse should send home scraps of paper. The United States ^ have lost. Sentimentally. Ameri- Rzinc of M'nshington. D. C.. suspected cases of Infectious dis­ througii arrangements made by this iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininuHiiiiim**************************************************************** certainly does not want to be put ; can sympathy will naturally exten First thing the early bird seems ease, and follow up with explana­ paper. in a position where some day it may i to them. Practically, the i s as to get is the lawn mower. tions. I be subjugated by an enemy who well as all the rest of Morocco, o- Get the habit of taking your hu- No one respects eggs that have man mechanism to a good physician justifies himself in the use of war [ gether with the whole course o EYE TESTING lived to a ripe old age. and a good dentist when a smal gas on tlie score of necessity, where- j civilization in Africa, must gam im “ knock” develops. Much disabling DAILY POEM by the latest scientific meth­ as this nation, observing treaty oh-! measurably from the fact that t is One and one-half cases of love heart disease could be deferred or A TnOPGHT make one divorce case. ods. ____ ligations, is in no way prepared for gallant war has been fought n Yam. i prevented by periodic examinations. Let your speech be always with GLASSES FITTED defense. You can lead a man to church grace, seasoned with salt, that >e BRIDGE. CLAIMS. And even the latter position— but you can’t make him pray. CL YLEH GETS BACK may know how ye ought to answer The So-and-Sos, from down the that gas is after all more humane MTien the dry leaders lay claim INTO HITTI.NG MAYS every man.— Coloss. 4:6. street, go callin’, three doors west. to control of the situation in states "When you get an extra hard All have the gift of speech, but And, on the way, the mister says, than the liayonet— is not to lie dis­ knock it may be opportunity. of Hie west and middle west they After a rather poor start, Hazen few are possessed of wisdom.— Ca­ “ quit frettln’— do your best.” The H. L. Wflson missed witli an iincoiisidered nega­ to. have at something of a disadvan­ The burning question soon will Cuyler of the Pirates seems to have men folk play the women— yep, It’s Optometrist tive. Certainly the army men, recovered his battin.g eye. During be the sun Instead of coal prices. bridge that’s under way. Each one House & Hale Building with their experiences in Hie world tage those persons, of inquiring the past week or so the McKechnie. expects a trlmmin’ ’cause they mind but also of fixity of residence war freshly in mind, are in a bet­ Sometimes a pessimist Is the son tot has been driving out hits with “ don’t know how ta play.” ter position to judge of that point in the east, whose opportunities for remarkable consistency. His work The cards are dealt and— after tricks or more are lost before the of an optimist. on the paths has also shown im­ bidders set the pace. Then Mrs. So- than civilians. personal observation a couple of a.9yhile— the dealer bids one spade. provement. Blood-stained Cockatoo. Then promptly starts to wonder and-So forgets— and trumps her There is also another factor thousands of miles from home are Stenographers who chew gum are always gumming things up. how the deuce It can be made. One partner’s ace. •which may be expected to affect the extremely limited. M^e may doubt Plnehurst early service delivery ground and digging for roots and other food, such as fruit and seeds. dia.in.ond Is the next bid— andi oj The evening thus progresses tlieir assertions but have to confess leaves the store at 8:00. ’Phone To4lay Is feast day of St. Mary course of tlie Senate in the matter Spring is when all roads lead to It shows marked preference for course, that’s just a slip. The dia­ ’mid mistakes at every turn. Each that all our information is second your order before 7:45, please.— Magdalen of PazzI, a Carmelite nun of ratifiention. Tlie I'liited States roam. the kernel of the canary nut which mond bidder passes— but the part­ couple, ’course, is thlnkin’, “ will Adv, whose gocMlness earned her the title those people ever learn?” It’s lots army is very generally supposed to handed and therefore perhaps grows on a lofty forest tree. The ner’s got the tip. Women have a right tft change “ The Charity of the Monastery.” Two diamonds finally take IL of fun when playin’ bridge and possess a letlKil gas far more effec­ wrong. Radium’s power to kill living very hard shell of the nut is cut by The first elevated railroad in Chi­ their minds— and their faces. a sawing T^Ytion of the parrot s when the partner has her say, and most folk have their fling. But, tive than that in Hio liands of any When, however, they set up the tissue was discovered by Henri cago was opened May 27, 1892. a are wuuu .ius ..^.....when most people ^ay it— shucks, pretence that dry sentiment Is pre- Pecquerel, who carried some ra­ lo'wer bill. , , , Today Is birthday anniversary of both the men are wond’rlng other power in the world. If this Nearlv everybody seems to be The very long and sharp-pointed get that way. Two the rules don.t mean a thin*. lOiiderant in New York State and in dium In Ixls pocket until it burned Jay jBool4 And Julia 'Ward Howe. the ■women is 80, thougli llicre is absolutely no laying for the fanper *xcept Jile bill is used to advantage in picking chance of our using it in any war of Massachusetts, outside of Boston, FAGB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926.

kindly granted by Alexander Dtln- HAS NARROW ESCAPE. Hall and Turkington. can, sexton of the cemetery. Lawrence, two-year-old son of be utterly real in the historic fea­ Male chorus: “ The Gospel News’ SALVATIONIST BAND Mr. and Mrs. August Wittkofskie, TYPEWRITERS ture of the narrative. PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED Numerous special selections by FAREWELl VAUDEVIllE Fred Clough, Conductor. the band and the songsters will be of 14 Village street, had a narrow Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Overture: “ Princethorpe” ...Ostby escape from injury late yesterday All makes. Sold, rented, the funniest picture ever made, GO GIVE CONCERT given and several hymns will be FOR S. A. BAND CONCERT Saxophone solo: “ Old Black Joe sung by the congregation. Com­ afternoon wdien he fell from a wag­ exchanged and overhauled. AT THE STATE TONIGHT “ The Cohens and Kellys.” It seems Robert Richardson. on. He was taken to the Manches­ there was an Irishman and a Jew mandant C. M. Abbott will deliver Special discount to students.’ Brass quartette: “ Town and Coun­ a Memorial Day address. ' ter Memorial hospital where an X- Cohen and Kelly with which re­ try” ...... Round Memorial Day Exercises to Be ray picture was taken of ope of his mark you settle in your seat pre­ The program for the concert SERVICE TYPEWRITER Fine Bill Here for Last Three which the Salvation Army band is Selection: “ The Good Old Way” Held Sunday at the East arms. The picture did not reveal pared for a grand and glorious fit ...... Ball any fracture and the child was dis­ EXCHANGE Days — “The Non-Stop to give in the citadel tonight at Cemetery. of whole-hearted laughter and it "Vocal solo: “ Mother and I” TWO STILL AL.YRMS. charged. never was better demonstrated 7:45 w'as announced today. It in­ Flight” Feature. cludes besides the band selections, Fred Clough. The accident occurred when Law- Telephone 821 than in this delightfully funny mo­ Overture: “ Songs of Britain ’ Something unusual in the way of Two still alarms were responded ence and his sister, Dorothy, four- vocal solos, chorus numbers, brass a Memorial Day observation will Today and Saturday bids fare­ tion picture adaptation of Aaron ...... Marshall to by the South Manchester fire years-old, were riding in a large At Kemp’s Maslo Shop Hoffman's stage play “ The Cohens quartets and duets, cornet solos be carried out by the Salvation well to the State theater vaudeville and piano selections. March: “ Keighley Citadel” ...... aepartment yesterday. w’agon which their brother Elmer, and Kellys” with a perfect comedy ...... Jakeway Army band and songsters in the 14, was pulling about the yard in for the season. The management Following is the program: East cemetery on Sunday after­ The first, at 1 o ’clock, was a roof 691 Main St., So. Manchester has arranged a very fine program cast including the three most able fire at the home of James Griffin, their home shortly before five character-actors on the screen March: “ On to the War” ..Leidzen noon. It will be a public sendee to to please all for the end of the Cornet solo— William Hall. 443 Middle Turnpike, East. It was o’clock. 'When the child fell out, Bread and Pastry like moth­ George Sidney, Charlie Murray and POPE RECEU'ES MRS. WALKER w'hich everyono is Invited. he was taken into the house and a vaudeville season. Brass Quartette: “ Autumn” ...... Starting with a march from the extinguished before No. 4 arrived. Vera Gordon. Don't miss this one. doctor was summoned. er makes. Watch tomorrow’s The first act. Tim and Kitty ...... Round citadel at 2:30 the band and sol­ At 3:45 o'clock a grass fire in a O'Mera, the musical comedy favor­ Rome, May 27.— The Pope today vacant lot at the intersection of Turkington, Addy, Larder and diers will arrive at the cemetery at paper and find out about it. ites in a speedy dance offering. PROTESTS ANY CH.ANGE Clough. received in audience Mrs. James Brookfield and Durkin streets was TO BAR OUT IRISHMEN. Walker, wife of Mayor Walker of 3 o'clock where services will be For “ Good Things to Eat” call Then Miss Marion Claire. ■ that Overture: “ A Soul's Awakening” conducted near the vault. Permis­ extinguished by No. 3 with two French man'el singer wlio needs Boston, May 27.— The Senate ...... Ball New York, and Mayor Schwab, of small tanks of chemicals. 2000. Pinehurst.— Adv. BLUE RIBBON BAKERY rules committee today adopted an sion to hold the sendee has been no Introduction. You will remem­ Piano solo: “ Kitten on the Keys” Buffalo, N. Y. ber Miss Julia Curtis—well, wait order by Senator John W. McCor­ ...... Confrey until you hear Marion. For the mick, of Boston, protesting against Harold Turkington. any change in the federal immigra­ third act. Nanny King and Co., Cornet duet: “ Ida and Dottie” headlining burlesque comic with tion laws that would discriminate ...... Losey an exceptionally bright cast of against immigrants of Irish blood. players, a cast of 6 people. Moore and Mitchell, the screamingly fun­ ny “ aero-medians.” You are going to do a lot of laughing at these two boys. The last act is Roland Trav­ ers and Co., the Illusionist extraor­ dinary, with feur people in the cast. Saturday r.fternoon the state presents Lewis Morino, the four- > ear-old Charleston dancer. Little Lewis Morino is the champion Kid­ die Charleston dancer of the state AL and he will dance against Miss Joan Capiano for the champion­ -f ship. Miss Jean Capiano is also four years of age. The feature picture for today to­ morrow and Saturday is Emory Johnson’s successes of the past “ The Non-Stop Flight.” The flight itself, the story of Memorial Day is one of the greatest days set apart which is known to literally mil­ lions of newspaper readers the by our Nation. It is a day of precious remembering of 1 V world over, is shown in absolut'^ly brave men and of our own dear ones who have gone. authentic duplication in “The Non- r. I Stop Flight.” The take-off from San Francisco, the relief battle­ FOR CEMETERY DECORATIONS WE SUGGEST: ships strung along the route, the suspense and anguish of friends Urns—Fancy Made-up Baskets and Pans. and loved ones ashore when the report of the missing airmen first The plants in them ai*e artistically arranged. They was made, the struggle of the avi­ will last throughout the season. ators against the frenzy of the ele­ ments, their bravery in the face of Our stock of miscellaneous plants is complete. death when t!;e great airship was compelled to light in mid-ocean PHONE 1088-2 without gas supply and, at length, tlie thrilling rescue by submarines. FOR FLOWER SERVICE. All these smashing dramatic fea­ tures have been blended together bv Emory Johnson with the result that “ The Non-Stop Flight” will be an enduring pictorial record of the greatest event in the entire history of aviation in this and every other country in the world Tile production was made with the assistance of the U. S. Naval T H E '.FLO P 1ST authorities at San Diego and San P'rancisco. Cal. Many battleships, 5 Hotel Sheridan Bldg. Tel. 1088-2 So. Manchester submarines, destroyers and men The Most Thrilling Story were loaned by the government in order that that production would %SSX%%S%XXSSSX%S%S%SSSSS%X%SSSXSXSSS%SS%%%SSXS%%XSX in soline History

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IVANHOE— Sir Walter Scott’s Classic in Pittoriai Form Hood in disguise. Meanwhile Bois-Guilhert and De Bracj, wit i « THE STORY THUS FAR—The scene is the England of Richard I. hoe, Cedric’s disinherited son. A strange knight in black armor, who helped him win the passage at arms, wanders through the forest other knights, capture Cedric, Rowena, Isaac, a Jewish mone> , C LA SSm ADVERTISEMENTS A party of knights, en route to a tournament, visits Cedric the Saxon changer, and his daughter, Rebecca. Bois-Guilbert threatens to kill and their leader, Brian the Templar, becomes enamored of Cedric's and sups with a Friar Tuck, of Robin Hood’s band, in a lonely hut. This knight is really King Richard, disguised while he marshals his the prisoners and the Black Knight arrives to besiege the castle. ward Rowena. One of the party, disguised as a palmer or wander­ The castle falls and the prisoners are set free. The Black Knight ing friar, wins the tournament and crowns Rowena queen of love and forces against his usurping brother. Prince John, who thinks him in exacts a loan from Cedric and disappears. HERALD BARGAIN COLUMNS beauty. He then removes his helmet and it is seen that he is Ivaii- the Holy Land. As the two sit in the hut they are joined by Robin BRING RESULTS

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FOR SAT.i:—3 burner gas r 1 a t c. FLORE.NCE STREET~Two family practically new, of ten room*, or will m \. Marie street. trade for single In good location. 11 ‘■'Svfar&i b'Olt SAI.K- l-'i'X terrior pups Wallace D. Robb. S53 Main street. t S m * h a t WANTEST t h o u a t TEMPLESTOWE?" ASKED le>' tq'alacli, 10 "Wood l.ane. street, tiBl 0IS-CUILBER7 HAD DISAPPEARED. TAKING WITH ICHARD IS IN ENGLAND." SAID DE BRACY "I HAVE SSAC OF YORK HAD DEPARTED FOR THE PRECEP- FOR S.\LE—Just oft Main U N SEEN AND SPOKEN WITH HIM. PRINCE JOHN W NATHAN. -KNOWEST THOU THAT LUCAS OE new 5 room single. A nice home, J Ia ) h im REBECCA. AND POOR ISAAC OF YORK WAS TORY OF TEMPLESTOWE. THERE TO NEGOTIATE HIS FOR .et.-M.F—KItehen range, drop of cash. I I^A N T IC WITH GRIEF AT THE FATE OF HIS DAUGHTER TU R N ED PA l E THOU RAVEST. DE BRACY." SAID DAUGHTER’S REDEMPTION FROM BOIS-GUILBERT. BUT BEUMANOIR. GRAND CHIEF OF THE TEMPLAR ORDER. IS leaf liitehen Cible. clothes wringer. Only tooOO. Small amount a NOW HIMSELF AT TEMPLESTOWE?" "NEVERTHELESS." car garage. Call Arthur A. Knofla. MEANWHILE PRINCE JOHN AND HIS FOLLOWERS IN- FITZURSE "IT IS TRUE " SAID DE BRACY "I WAS HIS ILLNESS CAME UPON HIM AND HE WAS FORCED TO S.'i Cmiper s t r e e t . ______Tel. 7S2-2— 875 Main. CLUDINC HIS ADVISER. WALDEMAR FIT2URSE, WERE PRISONER AND SPOKE WITH HIM." JOHN WAS GREATLY STOP WITH A DOCTOR. NATHAN BEN ISRAEL. WHEN. SAID ISAAC. FOR HE KNEW THE DREAD REPUTATON THE FEASTING IN THE CASTLE OF YORK, WHEN DE BRACY. ACCITATED AND CALLED UPON FITZURSE TO SET OUT ON THE NEXT MORNING. ISAAC WOULD HAVE DEPARTED. TEMPLAR LEADER BORE. "I MUST PRESENT MYSELF AT l''t'R S..\RF—Young .Tersey cow. TEMPLESTOWE." THEN HE EXPLAINED HIS CAUSE. VEST SIDE — Single six room BLOODSTAINED AND WEARY. ENTERED., WITH A BAND OF MEN AND CAPTURE RICHARD. NATHAN REMONSTRATED WITH HIM. JCarnuin II. '.tine. Rock''ille, Conn. Tel. strictly modern, new, and the price (To Bo ContlnuHt 130-2. Rockville. ___ Is only« $6,700. Small amount of ~ F O R SAI.K—Black fenitile ponier- cash. Wallace D. Robb. 853 Main try Pinehurst. street. This is Miss Dean’s second Met­ For better meats anian pnit 1" ■woeks old. Price very MISCELLANEOUS ropolitan production which is from ’Phone 2000.—.\dv. re.asonable. Jos-p'- CUicoinc, 0 Fssex STREET—Just North of TO RENT PRISCILLA DEAN STARS street. an original story by Percy Heath. Center, dandy two family twelve TO RENT—After Jnn e first. 3 room Auction sale of real ostalc. Troper- NOTICE : room house, strictly modern, a J"*®' tv Ht Junction of Center and Olontt ] • ;C u t ,F 1 o w e rfe Charles Logue adapted it to the ].'OR S..\I.i;—ll''J2 Inditin Scout, flat with bath, just PeUlow the Center, Only more days left for you to good condition, i'rice right. Icl. 13. home. Price and particulars of Wal­ street. Phone street.s. Smith .Manchester. Seven I IN CIRCLE’S FEATURE screen and it was directed by Al- lace D. Robb, 853 Main street. Apply at 18 Llllej' room house, all improvements, store F^lahts an Hale. Supporting Miss Dean take advantage of this great shoe 398-12. ______house, large lot. Stands out con- V-'- ,"s^R.O.RAt V, FOR S.\I.F—Three good tires, size FOR SALE—Ridge street. Six room are Walter McGrail, DeSacla repairing offer. Rush your work 31x4. Infinite 7,3 Spring street. Tele- FOR RENT—Furnished room for sidcuou.slv. Suitable for any Inisine.ss. .■V remarkable shotgun wedding single corner lot, house has hot Sale Saturda\-. -May 23 at 2 p. in. ■Designs and Sprays Moores, Casson Ferguson and Dan in and save money at the ]ihone 435. Rockville. water heat, oak trim, and Is In good one gentleman. In private family, five in “Forbidedn 'Waters,” Priscilla BOSTON SHOE UEPAIU SHOP only minutes to mills and Main street. shari'. Daylight saving tlinn. Dennis iAnderson greenhouses Mason. shape, two car parage. Price Hayes, Manager. Dean’s new starring vehicle, is 105 SpiTJce Street. FOR S.U.K—Cl'.nw puppies, male $7000. Cash $1500. See Arthur A. Call after 5 p. m. 183 Center street. 1.5.4Kl.Dftirnlt SI I'llUM. 2124 only one of many thrills in this The companion feature for to­ $5(1. femalb $4". .Mr.s. Saiulin. 75_Trc- Knoda, telephone 7s'2-2. day and tomorrow will be an all inunt street. Hartford. Tcl. 4-..aiS. FOR RENT—Large room suitable Harry Anderton. 3R Church street. humorous picture which comes to for two gentlemen. Board furnished Representing Englisli Woolen Co. star cast in “The Valley of Brav­ SCHOOI- STREET — Seven room Tailors since 1S38. our pcdlcy is—Not the Circle theatre today and to­ FOR S.\LK—Oeese. two years old, single, strictly modern, for quick if desired. Inquire 65 v«ark street. ery.” also ^■oung' geese. Fhone 34il-3. Phone 169-12. how much we make, but how well we morrow. For Saturday and Sunday the GOITRE REMOVED sale $7,000. Wallace D. Robb. 863 build. Phone Man. 1221-2. The story details the adventures Main street. Circle presents Harrison Ford in FOR S.M.K—Delicatessen showcase, FOR RENT—Two large front office of a young wife, recfmtly divorced Titusville Minister’s Wife Saved An counter, scales, and small showcase, rooms. In Purnell Building, singly or 1 pay highest cash prices for your “Hell’s Four Hundred” and a sup­ Opcrutloii, Waiit.s Others BIRCH STREET—Two houses of rags, magazines, bundled paper and from her husband, who loves or cheap If taken at once. Apply Quality two families each, modern. 200 feet together. Apply to G. E. Keith, In er cast in “Desperate Moment.” to Know. Bakerr, SSI Main street. care of Keith Furnltore Company. junk of all kinds. Phone 849-2. I will Norton’s thinks he loves an adventuress from Main street. Income $1,056 a vear and the price Is only $8,'500. call. J. Elsenberg. who seeks to fleece him. The di­ Mrs. F. N. Baker, 314 E. Walnut FOR ;.\T.F—One million vegetable Party left town. Must be sold Imme­ FOR RENT—Three room apart­ FIND BOSTON POLICEMAN St.. Titusville, ^Pa., says “Feel I am and flower plants, tomatoes 15c dozen. vorced wife seeks to break up the diately. Wallace D. Robb. 853 Main ment in Purnell Building, large rooms 'automobiles mafeh. WOUNDED IN TRENCH doing real missionary work when-1 $1 1)0 hundred, $3.00 tliousand cauli­ street. ______all conveniences, reasonable rent. Ap­ flower 1.5c dozen, $1.00 a hundred, ply to G. E. Keith, in care of Keith FOR SALK—One used 1922 Harley- She lures Bell, her former hus­ I tell how my goitre was removed $3.00 a thousand. .Vst’rs. Zinnias, Electrical FOR SALE—Fine home containing Furniture Co. ______Davidsen motorcycle $65. used side I band, to a lonely island. The ad­ Boston, May 27. — Patrolman j with Sorbol-Quadruple. a stainless Calendulas, Salvia. Marigold. Straw- 6 rooms, all Improvements, finished in car, regular itrlce $120. sale price $45, i venturess, with her supposed broth J a m e s Fitzgerald, evidently the vie-1 liniment. My eyes, heart and flowers. English Daisies and Sweet oak, lovely surroundings, very nice FOR RENT—On the West Side, $3.50 spotlights. $2.00. ball bearing nerves were in a bad condition. Felt Williams for 25c. per dozen. Holly­ neighborhood. A home you will be right off West Center ptreet. six room roller skates, regular price $2.03. sale | er. locates "her man” t^nd with the Tim of a vicious attack, was found hocks. Canterbury Bells. Fox Gloves. proud to own. Buy direct from build­ tenement, bath, steam heat. Call at 38 price $1. Hugo Kolils, 38 Cooper minister goes to the Island. today unconscious at the bottom of no ill effects from the treatment. Hardy Carnations and Coreopsis for er. situated at 266 Woodbrldge streeL Foley street. Telephone 445-12.______Glad to tell or write my e.xperi- 30c. each. Geraniums, Dracaena, street, South Manchester. Service Meantime, a couple of religious a 17-foot deep sewer trench at Fuchsias, Vinca Vines. English Ivy. FOR RENT—Five room flat, all Im­ poachers see the strange girl in Freeport street and Dorchester ences.” WEST CENTER STREET—On FOR SALE—1923 Chevrolet truck, Sold by leading dru.gglsti or German Ivy. Scent Geraniums, Coleus, trolley, eight room house for either provements, downstairs; on trolley In good running condition, $75.00. .Yp- the club house and investigation avenue. To get the patrolman out Cannas. Heliotrope. Ager.atum. Cab­ one or two family, strictly modern, line, available June 1st. Apply to proves—according to her story— write Sorbol Company. Mechanics- bage, Lettuce, Cntalpa trees. Hydran- ply 855 Main street. of the trench it was necessary to over acre of land, plenty of fruit, Harrison’s ctore, 538 Center street. that she had been lured there. tie his body to a plank and have burg, Ohio. Ixically at Murphy’s gla, California Privet and Barberry. two car tfarag^e. Price $7,600 for FOR SAT.E—1924 Chevrolet sedan Plume Laurel UlO. Burnside avenue quick sale. Wallace D. Robb, 853 TO RENT—Four room flat, second In good running condition. Phone Both poachers level their shot­ seven men hoist it up. Drug Store.—Adv. Greenhouse, Station 22. East Hart­ Main strest. ______floor. Gas, laundry tray, bathtubs, 1139 or after 6 p. in. 835-12. guns at Bell and demand that he ford. electric lights, garage If you wish. marry the girl. Later the adven­ MANCHESTER GREEN SECTION: Inquire D. F. Thibodeau, 36 Clinton FOR SALE—Flower plants; every­ FOR P.YLE—Reo .speed wagon, new turess and her brother appear on .New six room bungalow, strictly street. p.aint, motor rebuilt, brakes relined, thing worth having in annuals -and modern, oak floors and trim, stearn tires O. K. Cash or time pavinenfs, R. the scene, the former claiming it hardv plants. Including hedging ma­ heat, a bargain at $6,200, small TO RENT—Midland apartments, terial. Flowering Shrubs, rose bushes, P. Taber, Inc., 311 Main stVeet. is she who is to marry him—not amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb. three rooms, steam heated, janitor the girl who spent the night on the evergreens and spring bulbs. Also 853 Main street. ______service, refrigerator, gas range fur­ FOR SALE—Reo touring car. new tomato, pepper, lettuce and straw- nished. rent $38 per month. Call paint, motor rebnllt. lirakes relined, Island. berrj' plants, wholesale and retail. FOR SALE—On Lydall ptreet. new Manchester Construction Co.. 2100. tires good. Ctisli or time pa.vments. K. YVith menacing shotguns, the Wavslde Gardens, near Rockville. P. modern single .home, 6 rooms and or telephone 782-2. J. Burke, Prop. Telephone connection. I‘. Taber Inc., 311 Main .sfoet. South matter is finally straightened out bath, oak floors throughout. 1-3 acre Manchester. of land, more If desired. Price reason­ FOR RENT—Five roo'-, second not until many thrills have FOR SALE—Tomato, celery, pep­ able, easy terms. B. H. Johnson. Tel. floor flat In Greenacres. Available per, cabbage cauliflower and Mav 16th. Apply at The Home Bank FOR S.YLE—Maxwell touring ear, been registered. lilants, also aster, salvia. Tel. 37-3. 623-3. & ’Trust Co., 805 Main street. guaranteed in good running condi­ FOR SALE—East Middle Turnpike, tion. Telephone 971-2. 621 Hartford J ad. right near Main street, new six room .single, oak trim, fireplace, steam TO RENT—Single housa at 65 Sum­ WIFE AND HUSBAND FOR SALE—Farm, about 28 acres. heat, silver fixtures, sink room, mit street, 6 rooms, $35. Apply B. J. I.OST 10 acres early garden land, rest In garage .n cellar for .wo cars, A alee Ackerman, 902 Main street, Hartford. Notice Is hereby given that Puss We are particularly interested in enrolling the pasture an 1 woods. All kinds of line In the right location at the Phone 2-1659. evenings. 2-0951. Hook .No. 12152 i.ssiied by The Puvirig.s clean-cut, upstanding type of man ^ of pleasing per­ fruit. Seven rooms, new house with right price. Can be seen at any time. Bank of Manchester lias been lust or BOTH ILL WITH GAS all Improvements, occupied at pres­ Walter Frlche,-64 East Middle Turn­ FOR RENT—Two room suite In destroyed, and written aiiplicatlon sonal appearance, fine character, and an abundance ent: some stock and tools; 3 miles pike. ToL 8fS-4. _____ new Johnson Block, facing Main has been made to said bank by tlie of common sense and ambition. Quality is far more from Manchester Center, one mile street. All modern Improvements, in­ person in who. o name such book was from railroad. Would exchange for cluding hot water. Apply to Aaron Issued, for payment of the amount of “For years i had gas on the important than the number of students enrolled. town property. Address Farm. In care MORTGAGES Johnson. 62 Linden street. deposit represented liy said book. ■ r stomach. The first dose of Adlerl- of South Herald office. for the Issuance of a duplicate book ka helped. I now sleep well and To Be Bentley-Trained Carries Prestige in Business. FOR RENT—Room on East Center tlicrefor. FOR SALE—Gladiolus. Finest flow­ We can Invest money for you In street, near Center. Telephone 2193. all gain is gone. It also helped my The demand today is for specialists. The succeM ering bulbs. New price list now ready. first class mortgages. Do you neecl a inortgrR&®7 If so, wo can placo It for LOST—I..ad>'s wrist w.atrli. pold, husband.” (signed) Mrs. B. Brink- of our graduates proves that we meet this demand. Ask for your copy. .Marshall. 674 E. Tf4 RENT—Several small rents at with monogram on bark. In Itucklami. ley. ONE spoonful Adlerlka re­ Middle Turnpike. Manchester Green. vou. Arthur A. Knofia. Telephone *23 per month. Apply to Edward J The Bentley School of Accounting and Finance, the 782-2, 875 Main street. per Rrward It rdlurned to L. C. Clark, moves GAS and often brings aston- j Tel. 1090. Holl. Orford Bldg. Tel. 560. Hucklaiid. largest professional school of college grade in the third mort- ishlng relief to the stomach. Stops WANTED—Second and FOR RENT—On W. Center street, world devoted exclusively to the training of account­ REAL ESTATE gages. More money on hand. P. D. I-.OST—Thursday mornlnp, pocket- tliat full, bloated feeling. Brings street. Telephone a new five room flat, all modern Im­ book containing sum of money, be­ Comollo, 13 Oak provements. Wm. KanehL Tel. 1776. out old, waste matter you never ants, offers an intensive two-year course which quali­ 1540. tween Camplieli's store and the Play FOR fl.YLE—West Side, just off Grounds. Finder please return to thought was in your system. Ad-1 fies its graduates for the duties of office manager, Center street, excellent location, six FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, North Herald office. lerlka is wonderful for chronic con­ auditor, cost accountant, comptroller, credit mana­ room single, with garage. Price only TO RENT and a single room, for llglM house­ stipation, Edward J. Murphy, 4 $6,330. tVallace D. Robb, 853 Main St. keeping. Also three room tenement at I ger, and public accountant. lo'J Foster street, and a four room | POULTRY Generator Depot Sq. In So. Manchester by FOR RENT—Four rooms, all Im- A Wiffc scfcoal tralnln* or Its eqnlvaleat Is reqntred for admisslo*. FOR S.YLE—Porter street. Building provenients on Homestead street. tenemo.T on Ridgewood street. Apply j BABY CHICKS—Bred-to-Lay Pop- Miner's Pharmacy.—Adv, 111 r Breeds; guaranteed live delivery; lot 130 liv 200. For quick sale $2,200. Call 439-3. at lO'J Foster street. Send for catalog. Wallace b. Robb, 853 Main street. free catalogue of cblc'.;s. brooders Starter and Ignitton j FOR RENT—After June 1st., five f o r KENT—Five-room tenement and supplies. Clarks Matcovr.*. Depfi FOR S.YLE—Bigelow street. Store on Duran' street, modern, rent $’5 32. East Hartford. Conn. Repilired at a reasonable! room tenement, upstairs, all Improve­ oer m u iilh . Call Manchester Lon- and seven room house, strictly mod­ ments. Inquire at 11 Church street. Every 'woman in Manchester The Bentley School of Accounting and Finance ern lot SO bv 250. For terms apply structl'i'i Co., 2100, or celjphone “iiAnv ciiirKS” charge. We can save you e>:-j will be interested in what we 921 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts AVallace D. Robb, 853 Main street. 7S2-2. 876 Main street, over Manches­ Bi.BY CHICKS—Smith Standard FOR RENT—Single six room house, ter I’lumbli g and Supply store. sturdy thoroughbred of free range pense and annoyance as we' have to tell them tomorrow. H. C. BENTLEY. O. H. A., President all modern improvements, garage If flocks. Order now and have your FOR S.YT.E—Bissell street. Four desired. Inquire at 179 Oak street, or have instruments which can lo­ family excellent location. 10 jier cent TO RENT—Centennial apartments, chicks when you want them. Man­ Watch and wait, phone 1619 after 5;30 p. m.______four rooms, steam heated, ‘front chester Grain Co.. 2 46 North Main SL cate all electrical trouble inve.stment. Wallace D. Robb, S53 apartment, janitor service, gas range, Main street. Phone. 1760. TO RENT—One two rtment room and $28 andone ' refrigerator and In-a-door• - "bed - ^ fur- quickly. BLUE RIBBON BAKERY tliree room heated apartrtment $28 and Manchester Cons; rue- ...... FOR P.MiE—Trotter street. Three $33 per month, also one furnished jioo or telephone 782-2.2. familv. strictly modern. Price $10,003 room in Orford building. All modern For Sale for quick sale. Wallace D. Robb, 853 improvements. Teleplione 1925-4. FOR RENT—Two desirable office Norton Electrical Main .street. ! rooms. Apply to Mr. Pad rove, Man­ SAND FOR FILLING I AT THE GREEN | TO RENT—Cosy four rooms and chester Public Market. Phone. 10. ””f o r p a l e —Foster street. Two bath In beautiful Colonial private Instrument Co. i Fine homes of eight rooms, modern: garage; sightly loca- | family and single, strictly modern. home, X'ernon Center, on Slate Road. W. Richardson For Sale tlon. Price $ 10,000. Inspection by appointment., 5 Including furnace. This Is an excel­ Every modern convenience, electrici­ Hilliard Street Manchester S lent jinqierty and can he bought ty. running water, bath, hardwood WANTED 21 Russell St. Phone 425 1923 Studebaker Lpeclal Sl.v tour­ 5 Eldridge Street, two-family, 14 rooms; a good renting pro- ^ right. M'all.aee D. Robb, 853 XIain St. floors, garden and garage free. For ing, reconditioned and paint­ immediate occupancy to desirable i position. Price only $8000. Terms. = Ff'R P.YLF,—XVest Side. Close to party $23 month. Two year lease. WANTED — Experienced, delivery ed ...... • • • S Nice Single on Washington Street. All modern and nearly 5 mill, single five rooms, all on one .Apply Clifford Knight. Vernon Cen­ clerk. Apply Smith's Groevry, North 1924 Studebaker Light Six touring, flor.r, strictly modern Including steam ter. Tel. Rockville 422-23. SchO(.d street. reconditioned...... $573 S new, oak floors and trim, fireplace. A fine home. $8,000. s heat. Piice $ 1,353. or will trado for S Bungalow on Cambridge Street, six rooms, modern; garag*. S building lot. Wallace D. Robb, 853 TO RENT—Tenement of four WANTED—Ten men for street 1924 Dodge touring, like new, $430 work. Report at the job, on North Main street. moms, all modern Improvements. Ap­ 1921 Studebaker Big SLv touring, S Easy terms. 5 ply to 83 Homestead street. Phone. Main street, XIanchester Gas Com­ Let Us Build FOR S.YLE—Main street. Just north pany. new paint, a bargain...... $373 I Have you seen Green Hill Terrace this year? Better drive 5 439-3. ■\Ve give 60 days’ guarantee with of Center. Two family twelve room, for you a fine home at Marvin Green. S up and look it over before deciding to build. PitkinStreet is 5 strictly modern. This Is a wonderful TO RENT—Five room tenement on YA’ANTED—Work, washing, Ironing You select from half a dozen sets of plans. every car purchased. business or residentiiil loc.ation. 5\ al­ first floor—near schools, mills and and cleaning house by hour or by 5 the location. S lace D. Robb, 853 Main street. trolleys—garage If desired. Apply 22 day. Phone 1545-2. Six rooms with every modern convenience steam Summer street. F'OIi S.AT.K—.Attractive 6 room WANTED—General houseworker, heat, oak trim, tiled bath, brass plumbing. Everything bungalow on Henry street. Hot water TO RENT—Four room tenement, must be good cook and baker, own private room and bath, out of town first class. W. A. Lanz beat, garage in basement, large lot newly finished. Gas and electric 66x1.'iri. shrubbery. You should see the lights. Apply at 388 Hartford Road. position, good salary, four In family. Interior to appreciate its real value. Swedish woman preferred. Address Good sized lot, all graded; everything complete for i Robert J. Smith Main St. I Inquire 44 Henry street for parUcu- TO RENT—Six pleasant sunny Box C. In care of Herald. lars. rooms on Center street. All conven­ $9,000. i Real Estate — Insurance — Steamship Tickets | WANTED—Women and girls sew Garage iences, Newly renovated. Inquire BENTON STREET—New bungalow rear 323 Center street. for us at home In spare time. Inter­ niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniininiHnimiimihhi of 6 rooms, oak floors and trim, sil­ esting profitable work. Enclose Ward Street Rockville, Ct. ver light fixtures, garage In cellar, TO RENT —Six room tenement. A'l stamp. Cosmos Manufacturing Co., steam beat. Easy terms. Arthur A. Improvements. Inquire 38 Garden St. 4401 Broadway, Room 2, Chlcagt). Knofia. Tel. 7S2-2, Bllsh &. Quinn Elman & Rolston Phone 1953...... Building. WANTED—Good cook as supply for 5348482323904853532323905348 FOR RENT—Five room flat at 149 one month. Address Box V»’ „ in care Room 25, House & Hale Bldg. Phone 2200. 535353484853485323232353482348532323232323484823485353 BENTON STREET—New home of Spruce street. all Improvements. of South Herald office. six rooms, just being completed. Fire­ Price $23.00. Phone 1411-3. A few choice lots at Marvin Green for sale on de­ place, oak floors, living room 16x25. WANTED—To do plowing and Price loss tliaii $753('i. Arthur A. TO RENT—A tenement of 5 rooms. teaming, hauling, digging cellars, re­ sirable terms. Knofia. Tel. 7S2-2. Bllsh & Quinn Improvements. Applj' 111 Holl street. moving ashes and grading. Fred Bax­ Building. Telephone 1214-4. ter. 19 Oakland Terrace. Tel. 2168. Shore Lots I AA'ASHINGTON STREET — New FOR RENT—Six room Dutch WANTED—The public to know Bolton bungalow, six moms, oak floors and Colonial tenement at the Green, Connecticut River Shad, has been trim, back porc-h enclosed. One car steam heat. gas. etc., rent reasonable. hard to get, but wo have been able jiiiiiiiminiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimmimiiiiiiiimmiimii'H*"*"""”"'""!! garage. I’rice $7330. Terms. Arthur A. Inquire Hugo Kohls, 38 Cooper street. to get our shipment for this week. On West side of Second Lake at Bolton on good roaeJ. Knofia. Tel. 7S2-2. Blish & Quinn South Manchester. First shipment received today, de­ Building. livered direct from the river this Lai’ge lots on water front, plenty of shade trees. FOR RENT—Six room tenement morning, further shipments received FOR SALE—On East Center street, and car apace, all Improvements. Ap­ later this week. Seastrnnd Brothers, A new road is now being constructed at rear of e'very lot. Manchester Green section, fine newly ply at 38 Knighton street or tele­ 91 South Main street. ! WASHINGTON STREET [ built home, with every modern con­ phone 106-2. Boating, bathing, fishing. A few minutes’ automobile ride from Manchester. New venience, garage In basement, large WANTED—Painting In all Its lot, plenty of shade. If interested act FOR RENT—Five room flat, all Im­ branches. Paperhanging, calclmlnlng. cottage for sale. Drive out some evening, Saturday or Sunday—you will like the now. See Ivlman t Rolston, Room 25 provements. near Center. Call at 67 etc. Worwmanshlp guaranteed. Prices I BUILDING LOTS | House ifc Hale Bldg. Phone 2200. Spruce street or telephone 892-5. reasonable. Estfnlates furnished cheerfully. LsClalr and Gallagher, 89 S 50 and 60 feet frontage, 160 feet deep = locatmn.^^^ there—turn to left on road just west of First Pond at Cedar Swamp (so FOR .s.ALE—3 story house—3 5 FOR RENT—Three rooms with all Chestnut street. room flats all rented, good location, Improvements. Inquire at 47 Cottage 5 with gas, water and sewer. Curbing and sidewalks now ^ good Investment at $7,500. $2,000 cash, street. WANTED—1 will pay the highest called). Follow this road until you see the sign, Lake View. balance first mortgage. Elman & prices for all kinds of Junk. Also buy § being put in. 5 Rolston, House & Hale Bldg. Phone TO RENT—Two, five room flats, all kinds of poultry and old oars for junk. Morris H. Losnner, Jr., tele­ 2200. first and second floor, all modern Im­ i SEVEN NEW SINGLES COMPLETED 3 For further particulars sec provements, including steam heat, phone 982-4. All year or summer place, near rent reasonable, near mills and trol­ I OR UNDER CONSTRUCTION. | Crystal I.,ake, Ellington, Conn. Good ley. Apply at 46 1-2 Summer street. WANTED—Highest prices paid for 5 room house, barn, shop and poul­ rags, metals, paper, magazinas, etc. 3 See these lots before buying. 2 try house. Garage, good water. 3 TO RENT—Four room tenement In Also buy and sell used furniture. acres land with fruit, $1200. 4 acres two family house. All modern Im­ Chas. Lessner, 38 Oak stree t. Phone. Smith mowing and woodland on highway, provements. Rent reasonable. Inquire 2116. P. J. O^Leary or Robert at 88 Clinton street. $250. 20 acres large Hardwood growth WANTED—Gardens to plow, ashes on highway. Trout brook. $650. A. D. removed, will buy old hens or poultry. Bramble, Palmer, Mass. Tel. 32-J. FOR RENT—Tenement of four nice KNOFLA rooms on Keeney Court. Apply to D. W. Barnes. Oakland Flat. Station ARTHUR A. 1009 M ain St. 45, Rockville trolley line. Phono 34-4. 875 Main Street FOR SALE—Cosy five room bunga­ Manchester Public Market. Tel. 782-2 I low $500 dO'wn, well locatea, in nrst- WANTED—Ashes to cart, gardens class condition. Write or call up W. FOR RENT—A Aodern 5 room flat. L. T. wood, 65 '>S, F. Lewis, for full description, price With garage. Reasonable rent. In­ to plow, cellars to dig. , v j ...... and location, quire At Ui SUa aUett. B1bb*U atreat. tclaphona 49#. I PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,THURSDAY, MAY 27.1926.

Troop Three. they expect to be able to resume i There will be a regular meeting business there in the very near j CONVICT PRINCE IN IVEBH ■ (3 7 0) Chicago— Orches BATTLE IMPENDING of Troop Three at the Barnard future. ' 1 tra. school kindergarten Fridaiy evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Fuller | Ark. BOGUS FRANC ISSUE KTHS ( 375) Hot Springs, Girl May 28, from 7 to 8 o’clock. and grandson Roy Fuller spent __Vocal and instrumental. OVER STOKES ESTATE Troop Five. Tuesday in Hartford. IVTAM (389 ) Cleveland— Dance Troop 5 will meet Friday at 6.30 tunes. . Scout at the Community club. This Windisch-Graetz and Hungar­ KHJ (405 ) Los Angeles— Musi­ ' Will Leaves Whole Ten Million troop will meet Saturday afternoon ian Police Chief Convicted of cal. to Son by First Marriage; at 4 o’clock at the home of Miss International Crime. KPO (428) San Francisco— Or- News Second Family tp Sue. Emma Colver, 58 Woodbri&ge street WAPPING chestra. to make bouquets for Memorial. Vienna. May 27.— Prince Lud­ KGIV (491) Salt Lake City- Day Scouts will please wig Windisch-Graetz and Police — Vaudeville program. • Now York, May 27.—The tv ill of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCabe nf flowers. All girls who have left Chief Dr. Emmerich Von Madossy, WMC.\ i3411 N'e'v York -Vo- 12 p. m. W. E. D. Stokes, leaving his entire , Plea.oaiit Vall.ry have moved their the troop will kindly return their implicated in the famous French AVRNY (25S) New York cal selections; orchestra. KNX (337 ) Los Angeles— Musi estate, estimated to be Memorial Day Parade. family to Silver Lane last Tuesday. >ports coAmfree; Catholic Circle; Ill.- uniforms. The Evergreen Lodge of Masons banknote forgery case, have been IVCBD (345) Zicii Hill, c & 1 '.about 810,000,000, to E- Six troops, the Brownies, and the Troop Six. jrchestra. instrumental. KH.I (405) Los Angeles— Musi i Stokes Jr„ his sou by will give an entertainment next found guilty at Budapest. Vocal and i Bugle and Drum Corps will be in Troop 6 will hold the regular Friday evening. May 28 following Each was sentenced to four WENR (2661 Chicago— Concert. C3T0) Chicago—Orches- i wife, the present Mrs ^ line, in the following orderr Araer-■;! meeting Friday afternoon at 3.4o IVEBH I cal. . llie I-'eclerated Workers strawberry year' imprisonment and was fined WGN (303) Chicago— Boy Scout tra: solos. I WlAV (422) Cincinnati— Musi- I Acosta Lydig, was filed ican Flags, Brownies. Trocip 1, in the Manchester Green school. period; stocks ; feature: musical. Cleveland 1 The widow of Mr Stoke. , - supper. The program will consist 10.000 gold kronen. AVT.\M (3891 I cal features. . and 3, Bugle and Drum Corps, After the meeting the junior mem­ Each also was made ineligible WGBS (316) New York— Orches- KPO (428 ) San Francisco— Or­ Helen Elwood Stokes, and ttieir Troops 4 and 5. Every Girl Scout chiefly of Thompsonville talent Studio. _ . ... i bers will have a dog roast. mostly of w'.iich has been heard to hold any public office for three (4001 Louisville— Con- VO children were not mentioned. who possibly can do so is asked to ‘ra. AVHAS chestra. , , rv,. over the radio. There will be trom­ WLS (345) Chicago— Markets; KGW (491) Portland, Ore.— Or­ As soon as U.c nil nas made show her patriotism by being in years. . cert. bone numbers, guitar duets, so­ The guilt of Prince Ludwig \\ ir. orchestra. (4281 Atlanta— Concert. chestra. ' public by the filing m the Surro^ line and correctly unifornied. iports; organ; WSB prano solos, and a reader, and disch-Graetz and Dr. Emmerich Detroit— Concert. (4S4) Davenport— Musi- IVIIO ( 52 6 ) Des Moines— Or- Those who can attend the exercises MARLBOROUGH WWJ (353) IVOC gates’ CouTt by the law g there probably will be a male duet von Nadowsky has l)een affirmed CKCL (357 Toronto— Orches- cal. chestra. at Cheney hall are to be at the hall IVashirgton— Or- Choate, Laroque & v' L v.irs. from Broad Brook, also Thomas from the first by French detec­ IVRC (469 1 a. m. at 12.45, and march in with Com­ Tho annual town speaking and tra. Los Angcles- Maxwell, leader of the eight-piece tives. Early in the year spurious IVJJD (370) Mooseheart 111. chestra. KNX (337 ) LOS A ngeies- O’-'| missioner Norton. All Scouts and spelling contest was held Wednes­ Portland— Concert Mandolin club of South Manches- 1.000-franc notes of the Bank Concert. KGW (4911 ...... Brownies taking part in the parade day evening. In the speaking Louise made their appearance in Holland IVEAF (492 1 New lo rk — Or­ Oakland-Orchestra.|now 11 1 ter. will lie present with liis club IV.MAQ (447) Chicago— Organ: are to be at Cheney hall at 2.15 Dorman of the Center school came and tl'.eir source was traced to To ^\'ADC (2581. WTAG WDAF (366) Kansas ^'ty — , a n n o u ^ ^ ^ ^ I and render several selections. Drehestra. chestra and are to report to their leader first and Frank Oloski of the Nort Hungary. The Prince, who bears 1 2681. WGN (3031, IVJAR ( 306 1 or Deputy Commissioner Bengs. Dancing will follow the entertain- 1\'EAF (492) New York— Hymn Frolic. Chicago-Ginger; an historic name, and the Chief nf ( 447 ) Bugle and Drum Corps members school second. Samuel 1 ment. so a good time is promised sing: orchestra. WGR (3191. AVS.M (326), WQJ the Center school came first in the tlie Hungarian Police who have (3531 IVFI (395 1. IVCCO (4161. 1 all who attend. (50S) Philadelphia— Or- Hour. are to be at the Franklin school at Spelling and Carolyn Casella of the just been convicted,, were among IV IP VCAE (4611. IVEEI (476). WOC ,491) rortlaiul-Dauce: -al guard ian^^^ Z n t ' T l V l to ' one o’clock. Wear complete uni­ Wapping Grange held their reg KGW Northwest school came second. ihestra. form; khaki suit. Scout hat, neck­ ular meeting last Tuesday evening the first arrested. w ex (517) Detroit— Orchestra. (4S41.‘ KSD ( 545). . tunes. lakLsuch action as might be neces­ Miss Lois B. Lord spent last week when the new members gave a fine At the trial'the principal de­ (536) Chicago— Concert. IVJR (517) Detroit— Orchestra sary to safeguard their interests in erchief tied in four-in-hand placed KYW (5261 Des Moine.s— Trio. outside shoulder straps, Tenderfoot in Hartford with her sister Mrs. R. program also sen'ed sandwiches, fense was that the enterprise had their father’s property. c,, been undertaken as a patriotic 7 P. M. KYYl' (5361 Chicago— Classical pin on knot of tie, khaki or web E. Carpenter. cake and punch. Fifty members At the same time, A. H. ^'eason, matter so as to rehabilitate the WBAL ( 246) Baltimore— Or- belt, black or brown shoes and Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Kierstead of were present to enjo}' a pleasant 10 V. >r. personal attorney for Mrs. Stok _ , finances of Hungary, or, at least, hestra; Sandman Circle. (226) Chicago— Melody I stockings (no socks, silk stockings, Hartford have come here for the evening. WBBM WTIC who, with W. E. D. Stokes Jr„ the WMBB (250) Chicago— Musical. light colored stockings, or high summer occupying the Blish home As Memorial Day falls nii Sun­ to ruin those of France. Some of period. the testimony, however, revealed WRNY (258) New York—Varie- Baltimore— En- Travelers Insurance Co., sole legatee, is named an exec’at°L heels ) If you no uniform on the Hartford road near the day this year, it will be observed WBAL (246) announced that the reason that on Monday in this place and the the probability that the forgers ties. semble. H artford, Conn wear dark skirt, dark shoes and lake. „ (278) Philadelphia— Or- Chicago— Orches- Mrs. Stokes and her two rh dren stockings, white middy blouse with Leon L. Buell and Howard B. exercises will he held in this part were, in many cases, solely inspir­ WCAU WMBB (250) 467. ed by the hope of personal profit. chestra. were not mentioned in ^he dark tie, tenderfoot pin and Scout Lord were callers in Middletown of the town. Tlio program details tm and soloists. because the trust fund of 8800,009. IVREO (288) Lansing, Mich.— Richmond, Va.— hati Troop members who have Saturday. , • ' will bo given ,atcr. WRVA (256) several years aso up Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Alford Concert. established not passed the tenderfoot test are Misses Cora, Rebecca and Dons; Musical. TONIGHT’S PROGRAM moved to Manchester last week WLIB (303) Chicago— Y’ariety. WSWS (276) Chicago— Vocal the settlement of the o to wear the middy uniform, but no Buell of Hartford spent the week j Mrs. Stokes's dower rights to her instead of Hartford as was previ­ AUTOS WASHED IVGBS (316) New York— Instru­ and instrumental. p. M.— Children's Period-— tenderfoot pin and no hat. All end at their home here. j 5:30 husband’s real estate, is left to ously reported mental: book and play review. KPRC (297) Houston— Phillip ■Twenty Minutes in Happyland Bugle and Drum Corps members are Mrs. Frank AV. Fuller and Mr. , Cleaned and Polished. IVMAC (341) New York— Musi­ Ezell, pianist: Cliff Drescher, sax­ Mrs. Stokes for life, and upon he, to wear black shoes and black cot­ and Mrs. John A. Fu'ler and chil- | Edna Kimball Heath. Piiichur.st early st,rvicc delivery Expert Simonizing. cal. ophone. r,0—Dinner Concert, — Emil death goes to the children. ton stockings. Each Scout Is re­ dren were callers in Manchester re- j Chicago— Lullaby KSL (300) Salt Lake City— Ready for Suit by.W idow quested to inspect her own uniform loaves the store at 8;00. ’Phone Wilson’s (leaning Sta. WLS (345) Heimbevgor’s Hotel Bond /!'* • cently. voiir order before 7; 45, please.— Time; orchestra; organ. Studio. Mr. Gleason said that “citations and see that it is clean and neatly Ofshay Brothers new stoie is a. Pulcincllo ...... Friml Adv 27 Brainard PI. Phone 2030-2 WEBH (370) Chicago— Recital. WGN (303) Chicago— Sam n will now he issued and sent to Mrs. pressed and correct in every re­ rapidly nearing completion and b. Mclodie ...... , Stokes and her two children, there­ WLW (422) Cincinnati— Con- Henry: musical. c. Selection from spect. cert. CFCA (356) Toronto— Orches- by notifying them of the filing of the will so that they may contest IVQJ (447) Chicago— Concert. t rfl. d. Minuet from E flat Sym­ WCAE (461) Pittsburgh— Con­ KNX (337) Los Angeles— Studio. phony ...... the will it they chose to do so. WMCA (341) New York— Or­ cert. e. Overture to “Rose Harie WRC (46 9) Washington— Radio chestra...... Fnml Tomorrow— for Fresh !■ ish call movie: band. WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— f. Extase’ d’ amour 2000. Pinehurst.— Adv. WTIC (476) Hartford, Conn.— ' Musical. g. Grieg ...... -Yrr. ^V,Urb^^5 Book reviews: band concert. KTHS (375) Hot Springs. Ark.— 6- 90—Announcements, Police and WEAF (492) New York— Baseball results: Instrumental. "weather Reports. ^ ^ _ Book chat. To WGR (319), WSAI WCCO (416) St. Paul-Minneapo 7:00__“What’s a Good Book to WEIGH 5 POUNDS MORE (326), WWJ (553). WFI (395), lis— Orchestra. — Thomas Masson, di­ WLW (422) Cincinnati— Civil WEEI (476), woe (484). Har­ rect from WEAF, ino„p vesters. To WLIB (303), WGR service message; concert. 7- ir)-8;15— Program by the 10„nd IN THIRTY DAYS (319), WSAI (326), WWJ (353), KPO (428) San Francisco— V a- Infantry Baud. Conn. National n o n o x WTAM (389), WFI (395), WCAE rlety. uu, A. R. Teta, Leader. - WQJ (447) Chicago— Concert. Ask any druggist for a box' of (461), WEEI (476). Marcli: Lakesonian ..LakelirroUl McCov’s Cod Liver Oil Compound WJR (517) Detroit—Orchestra; WF.V.A (476) Dallas— Recital. Overture; Zampa^^ i WEAF (492) New York— Vin­ (llunod I Tablets. They cost but little are soloists. Selection; “Fatist” sugar coated and as pleasant to MOTOR FUBLf WNYC (526) New York— Base­ cent Lonez and orchestra. Descriptive: Custer s Last WOAW (526) Omaha— Classical. take as candy. ball; musical. piplit...... Lee Johnson KSD (545) St. Louis— Theater Skinny men and women take WO AW (526) Omaha— Organ; f. Waltz: Danube Waves them to speedily put oii plentj of markets; orchestra. program...... 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JPAGE EIGHT the check and the name of the maine,” I said unsmlllngly, look­ handed him my fountain pen. I As he 'was signing his name he man signed to It. ing him straight in the face. “ It is perfectly all right. Miss— “ Oh don’t try to upstage me, said in an undertone: ‘‘Dine with Mamie and me tonight, won’t Miss— ” a B iiiw ^ ------Judy. You know all about Mam­ Again I supplied my name, it lamp shade, and had drawn a wide, ie’s and my affair. She told me you?” “ Certainly not.” I answered. seemed that I had been doing noth glistening shawl of Spanish woolens that you did. You know that I ing else all day. /Cnt\ over the couch. This. too. showed want to put Mamie in the way of “ Well, Mamie won’t come with­ FICTION B S ^ out you,” he pleaded disconsolate­ rosy In the filtered llgh' of the cen­ a musical education.” TOMORROW: A Kitty Cat. tral lamp. "And no other?” I questioned. ly. Cl>2« (Y HIA tCRVICC me. Nona herself wore a boudoir robe tJoiRL « /7QlWy Buddy Tremaine looked at me “ I know it,” I triumphantly In­ of pink silk, with lacy billows cover­ searchingly, and then he grew a formed him. For “ Good Things to Eat” call BEGIN HERE TODAX ing her wrists. Her hair wan care­ JUDY AGAIN TELLS HER NA>IE And then I bowed and thanked little pale, but he said decisively: 2000. Pinehurst.— Adv. AL'OREY MORTON, 19 and fully In order, and she had freshly “ I was deathly afraid. Miss Dean “ And no other.” him for the sale, and he left. fair-haired. Is in love with her employed the rouge-pot. lipstick and that I would find you selling I was really so dumb and un­ eyebrow pencil. Now she sat wait­ woman’s lingerie or s( mething “ Then I will help you. Where guardian, HARRY MORTON. So 3 shall I have these handkerchiefs versed in what I had to do that I ing, listening. equally embarrassing,” said Bud­ is NONA, a New VorU stage girl. sent?” I said hurriedly, as I did not know whether I had made To avert Audrey’s alTertions dy Tremaine. “ And you can t tell 'UHMER COLDS At last Morton came. noticed Miss Cleaver sidling up to the sales check out ^right or not. are lingering and annoying. from him, he has thrown her With a little rush, she threw her how relieved I am that it is some­ And as by this time Miss Cleaver us. The very first night apply into the company of his secre­ arms around his neck. thing as universal and inoffensive stood directly in front of me, her tary, JOHN PARRISH, and also “ Send them to the Blackstone “ I was afraid you never were go- ^ as handkerchiefs. cold eyes scrutinizing me very has let her see him flirting with “ Now I have got to talk fast. 1 Hotel, Miss Dean,” played up Bud­ Ing to come to see me any more!" = dy as he arose. “ Where can I carefully I handed her my book Nona, and with other girls. want you to throw your influence and asked her if it was all right. she said. g I write the check?” To learn the secret of how with Mamie on my side.” Her eyes opened wide as she saw stage girls attract him, Audrey He disengaged her arms, and S “ That is a big order,” Mr. Tre­ “ Right here,” I answered and decides to become a cabaret dan­ threw his overcoat and hat on a g cer, and starts at a “ stretching chair. She picked them up. and § school" where girls are limbered smoothing the silky collar of the E for the stage. Morton tells Par­ coat, carefully placed It on a hanger g rish to go with her, to guard in her closet. She laid the hat on = her. Morton also goes to a pro­ a shelf. Morton was In evening = ducer of cabaret rerues, and dress, and his silk tile looked fan- = pays him to offer Audrey a posi­ tastically out of place among the = tion, and to surround her with feminine headgear that cluttered the s girl and men performers who shelf alongside. g are not too rough in their mode “Have you seen my new cos- g of living. Returning from this tumes?" she asked. Reaching far- = errand, Morton meets Parrish, then Into the closet, she withdrew a 1 who just before this chapter brief satin garment, consisting^ of | opens wants to know if Morton short, silver-spangled trunks at- | has heard what Audrey “ has tached to a low-cut sleeveless bodice. | done now.” “ I wear that In the first act." she | Morton, rich, unmarried, at­ said, “and then I change to this.” | tractive though middle-aged, has She drew forth another costume, | lived in Rochester for 15 containing even less material. | years, without the gossips learn­ “ Aren’t they pretty?” she asked. | ing the source of his wealth or tossing them Into Morton’s lap. He | anything about his past."^ He also had seated himself on hqr piano | maintains an expensive apart­ She slipped off the fable and leaned aqainst his shoul­ stool. I ment In New York, where the der. “ Daddij. it's all right with you if I go into a show, Holding them up In one hand, he | p characters In the story are examined them. " I fear you wjll | when today’s installment opens. isn’t it?" take cold. Nona." he said. "N o arms, | no legs, no back and not very much = Morton opened the door of his office, , wouldn’t, and I got Into my bathing NOW GO ON W ITH TH E STORY front—are you going In for Interpre- [ I I'll'C (The namee find ■IlDntlone !n thlp and ouletly greeted Audrey, who was I suit and he sat there In the corner and quietly greeieu j ____ the whole ,'- MILK AND CREAM thing! Buy Diamond Dyes— no other; 12c - 25c kind— and tell your druggist W h iTE ROSE Bread whether the material you wish to 45c—85c J. H. HEWITTS DAIRY qolor is wool or silk, or whether it (^laUty makes Quantity is linen, cotton or mixed goods.— Quantity makes Price 4 9 HOLL STREET TELEPHONE 205G . Adv. la .1. PAGENINH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926.

Spanish Rice For Aunt Louise I bought the If anyone drops hand bags fro® tapestry envelope with a lovely or­ now on, I can enter Into the g&m< 1 cup rice Famous Evangelist Vanishes 1 tablespoon ehortenlns’ Purse Enters Germaine’s Affair So She nament of carved amber. Mother’s and drop something better. 1 tablespoon chopped onion has a white embroidered figure on I must write i^o more— w’tat 1 clove of grarlic can Jacques be doing to amuse him t i the Kitchen M cup tomato sauco black satin, and a beautifully em­ 1 Quart bblllng water broidered border. The figure self? Aunt Lo^iise says you ca» Pepper and salt to taste Outdoes Her American Rival looks angelic— and mother has trust no man. "l must be off. Famous Cooks Melt the shortening, add the been such an angel, I couldn’t re­ Love, onion, and partially cook, not al­ Germaine. lowing to brown. Add to rice and sist rewarding her appropriately. fry until brown. Add the tomato sauce a little at a time, allowing This U one of the letters of Germaine, a French girl, to Madeleine, each portion to almost cook dry be­ an American friend, in which Germaine reveals her pursuit of Jacques, fore adding more. Add the boiling water. Do not stir, and allow to who she hoi>es to win by her pretty clothes. Another letter next week. NOVEL MEXICAN DISHES simmer slowly until done. If it is necessary to add more water, he Pacific Coast Expert Tells sure It is boiling. Mo not stir. Re­ <^ner, I took a good look at the quires about IVj hours of cooking. Deauville, France. How to Prepare Them Dearest Madelalne: bag and realized it was a highly I'm wild about silver linings— desirable article. Thus In the (Editor’s Note: This Is one of >n nnosne] not only for coats hut for clouds. morning, I went forth to the shops tookinc scries eontribnted to this paper W to find one similar for myself— six famoos cooks. Cut it out and pasta in The gloom which enveloped me, roar oook book.) blacker than any thundercloud, strange how it always takes an was suddenly dispelled when Jac­ American to discover French Enchiladas, picadillo, Span­ ques. quite unexpectedly, motored shops. I saw ever so -inany new shapes ish rice, beans a la Ayre, and Delicious String Beans over to Deauville from Paris. Here's a new way to prepare Imagine my joy— and triumph. and sizes In every imaginable ma­ ref ritos! string beans—a la Ayre. Use 1 Vi Whatever my stern parents ma ■ terial— leather, silk, metal. old pounds string beans or green beans, Those words conjure up pic­ 3 eggs, and 2 teaspoons cornstarch. have thought, they realized there carpet, precious stones and what tures of most palatable and Cook string beans until tender. was nothing to be done. They not. 4 .Separate into bundles of eight or couldn’t very well pack me back to Of course, my preference is al­ spicy dishes to 1 ten. Make batter by beating whites ! of eggs until stiff. Add slightly Paris, so they were quite gracious ways for the envelope— I loathe the Spaniard. beaten yolks. Continuo to beat. and yesterday was the most per­ bags that dangle from straps or And many an I adding cornstarch. Rlace a bundle fect day of my life. cords. I bought three very hand­ 1 of beans on ^ large tablespoon and American has ! place In Batter, w orking batter The only drawback is that Jac­ some ones, one for Aunt Louise I around the beans with tho spoon. ques is entirely too handsome. and mother as well as for myself. fallen for their Rry in hot fat until brown on all I sides. Servo with the following When w" —-iit to the casino all the My extreme hanpiness aroused tempting tooth- women followed him with their in me such a spl'it of generosity T someness. ! 1 teaspoon shortening eyes— and some of the older gen­ and good will I wanted to make ev­ 1 teaspoon garlic Mrs. Kate 1 teaspoon chopped onion eration around here have the most eryone a present. However, after Brew Vaughn, 1 small tomato marvelous and wicked eyes you getting the bags my emotions were 1 teaspoon cornstarch, can imagine. well satisfied and I was reduced rs KATE home eco­ salt, pepper, and sugar M . One of your countrywomen, a to only a few francs. B r e w V a u g h n i Melt shortening in frying pan and nomics direc­ I oook for a few minutes. Add tho perfect flapper type, whose father I’m sending you the photographs ' tomato chopped fine, and cook until is said to be many times - million- tor, Los Angeles, and author i almost dry. Add cornstarch and of my purchases, also one of a of several cook books, was ; enough water to make .a smooth aire, drooped her handbag In mannequin displaying a new muff . sauce. Add salt and pepper. front cf him so he couldn’t avoid bag that Is being shown here for taught how to make these picking It up for her— and how she dishes by a Mexican lady. next season. They are of fur with smiled and showed her very per­ separat'^ nnarters for hands and _ fect teeth whe” she finally took para-’-ernalia pertaining to make­ it from him— at first she couldn’t up. They seem to me very prac­ seem to notice he was holding it tical— perhaps you will want Jo out for her at all. be ahead of the season. If so, let What a silly old dodge that Is— me know and I’ll buy one for you. *'Pitik Beans,” Too to drop a h^g or handkerchief. If "Pink beans” (kidney beans) are Simple very filling. Their Mexican name I really wanted to interest a man. The bag I bought for myself Fragrant and Delicious is "refritos.” Take one pound of and had to resort to trickery, I was a simple black satin affair them, 2 teaspoons salt, 4 tablespoons wouldn’t be so obvious, would The Insult of a morning’s shopping— Germaine’s enveloi>€. Aunt Mrs. Vaughn gives the following f.at, 2 ounces of cheese, and 2 small with a flap of red velvet with black directions for making enchiladas. Mexican sausages. you? enamel and rhinestones In the Louise's tajwstry bag, and the embroidered one for mother. The niodeli The gravy may b« made tho day be­ AVash beans well, and cook with Aimee Semple McPherson, famous evangelist, has mysterious­ Seek Bags clasp. It sounds gay, but you can fore. Its Ingredients are: 4 ounces enough water to cover well. Boil But as Jacques was returning it photographed by . Manuel, is cairyTBg one of the new muff bags. , chill peppers, 1% pounds tomatoes. about 2 hours. When adding more ly disappeared and is believed by police to ha\e drowned while see by the picture that it Is not. 2 slices hajd toast, 1 small onion, 1 water he sure to add cold. AVhen bathing in the surf at Venice, Calif., a suburb of Los Angeles. with his graceful, courteous man- pinch each of clove, thyme, pepper, beans begin to get soft add the salt. sugar, and salt. When mealy and tender, drain juice Humors that she had met with foul play are discounted by Open peppers, and if It is not de­ from them, setting juice to one side. sired very hot, remove veins and Melt fat In frying pan. Add cheese police. seeds. Boak In boiling water about and skinned, chopped sausages. Fry 10 minutes. Skin tomatoes by hold­ one minute, then remove to dish ing over flame. Put toast and onion temporarily. In tho same frying through food chopper and then pan pour beans and fry for three Itrain all the Ingredients in order to minutes. Mash, add tho cheese and make a smooth gravy. Melt two sausages. Juice from beans, and mix tablespoons shortening In frying thoroughly. pan. add gravy, and simmer slowly "You will find these dishes very until smooth and thick. appetizing,” Mrs. Vaughn says. Dishes (Watch this page next aeek for another Filling for Enchiladas {Picadillo) IntereetOig cooking article.) 1 pound pork 1 tablespoon shortening 1 teaspoon chopped onion Clove of garlic (chopped) Be .vp h e .vr in s t .w t l y . H cup chUl sauce .\ma7.ins Invention lirinps Imme­ 1 tablespoon chopped grsen olives 1 tablespoon chopped, blanched al­ diate Relief To Those Who all perfedlly: monds Are l)eaf. 1 tablespoon raisins (chopped) 1 teaspoon vinegar A wonderful invention wliicli en­ 1 pinch salt ables the hard of hearing to hear all A1 1 pinch sugar sounds as clearly and distinctly as a 1 teaspoon olive oil Boll pork until tender, then chop child, has been perfected by the flne. Melt shortening and fry pork Dictograph Products Corporation, until brown. 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Brennan to Coach— Busy Visitors— Sons Confident these next five games they will have Kozlowski tripled, cleaning the If a player wants to reduce his handicap from 15 or something to be proud of. Pospisil and Thurz Star; bases and scored a moment later 1— Going to Be Rough. 20 to below 10, a longer drive is more likely- to accom­ Slate Over Week-End. on Ramsey’s single. Ramsey stole plish the trick than anything else. How can one ob­ of Victory Because of ) second. Manchuck walked and Much Credit Due Coach both scored on wild pitches. Ball tain a longer drive, the duffer asks? It is easy ended the frame by grounding out New York, May 2 7.— Maybe you enough to do and quite a cinch compared with learn­ Manager Coleman has booked the Great Batting Strength. can’t sit on the band w-agon and Douglas to Presseler. ing the art of sinking long putts. Bad pivoting^ is fast "West Ends of Wllllmantic to Echmalian. Manchester other three runs blow a bag pipe; maybe you can’t furnish the Sunday afternoon at­ be a sourball in a box of bon bons. usually the result of short driving. A player gets into were scored In this manner: traction for the Shamrocks at The lineup: Third Inning: Zimmerman But the writer will give it the good, the habit of swinging his arms at the ball instead of Hickey’s Grove. On Decoration old college try by stating that the Coach John G. Echmallan’s State w-alked, stole second, went to the body. Day, the Shamrocks will meet the Sons of Italy. Windsor Locks. New York Yankees today are at the YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Trade school baseball nine romp­ third on Connelley’s single and If you will notice a .colfer who does not lift his left Stafford Springs K. of C. team in a Mantelli, If. Oakes, If. scored on another by Ramsey-. crisis of their 1926 career. double header with the morning Kotsch, rf. Dowd, ss. ed to another vi'^tory. its eighth This rather melancholy statement heel from the ground you will see a poor driver. straight yesterday afternoon when Fourth inning: Thurz hit a game there and the afternoon game Dwyer, ss. Feeley, 3b. Eastern League may not abide w-ith the fact that Straight, perhaps, but no distance. Gallysean, rf. Hartford 5, Bridgeport 4 (10). Its disposed of Rickville High home run. llGTS. Sipples, 2b. p. they have just finished the w-inning Another thing important in hitting a long ball is perfect timing It is Kennedy, cf. Pittsfield 5. Springfield 3. school at Mt. Nebo in a rather one­ Fifth inning: Ramsey strolled, It was also stated today that St. John, cf. of sixteen straight ball games, the Palmer, lb. Providence 5, Albany 1. sided tilt, the final score of which stole second and scored on Pospl- excellent to pivot but fatal when the body tries to beat the club-head. Graff. Rockville star outfielder who Ballsieper, lb. greatest effort the major leagues Shaughnessy, 2b. New Haven 7, Waterbury 6 ( 11). was 11 to 2. It is the second time sil's single. The result is a pushed shot somewhere off to the right and no particular played with the locals last year, has Edgar, 3b. 8. M. T. S. have known in ten years. Still, it signed for the remainder of the sea­ ■Wallett, c. Rabbitt, p. National League this season that the Mechanics AB R H PO A E is also a fact that they have finish­ have trimmed the boys from the good. son. He will play center field in Lamprecht, c. New York 5, Brooklyn3. Manchuck, 3b 3 1 0 0 0 0 ed with the Boston Red Sox. Let the club-head get the ball away first before using the body for Burhardt, p. Philadelphia 13, Boston 7. Windy City. Simsbury High, Hold Yonr Seats. Sunday’s game. which fell a 5-2 prey to the locals Ball, C ...... 4 0 0 16 0 0 propelling purposes. Hanna, star third baseman or Hewitt, p. St. Louis 8, Cinclnsatl 5. Pospisil, p . . . 5 1 3 0 5 0 The Yanks have been riding the Cheney Brothers, has informed Holland, p. Pittsburgh at Chicago (rain) here several weeks ago, will be macadam, so far. We will now American Leagne the next opponents of the fast-fly­ Thurz, 2b ....4 2 2 0 2 0 Manager Coleman he is willing to have the Belgian blocks, starting It is possible that Billy Dwyer, ing Trade school nine. The game Piccin, lb ...3 1 1 11 0 2 EARL M’NEELY BACK play with the Shamrocks but Man­ New York 9, Boston 8. tomorrow and finishing on or about once famous manager of the Man­ will be played a week from tomor­ Zimmerman cf 3 2 2 0 0 0 IN STRIDE FOR N.YTS. ager Coleman states his dates will Detrol': 7. Cleveland 6. Connelley, ss . 3 1 2 0 2 0 July 1, and no sooner. The real not conflict with those of the Che­ chester team, will be in the lineup Philadelphia 3. Washington 1. row afternoon in Simsbury. bumps will begin next week when Credit Due Coach Kozlowski, rf .4 1 1 0 0 0 Earl McNeely, who created ney team, thus making it possible of the Sons of Italy in their game (Others not scheduled.) the Yanks go out on the road for against Windsor Locks at the West The wonderful showing which Ramsey, If . . . 2 2 2 0 0 0 somew-hat of a sensation when for Hanna to play with both teams i STANDINGS Schlebenpflug, their first extended trip and stay- for the present at least. He will Side this evening. Manager Ven- the Mechanics are making this out for a matter of tw-enty-eight he joined the Washington club Eastern League season is one of the best records If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 play third Sunday. drillo was not sure today of cinch­ W I. Ft days, which is a long time to w-an- late in the 1924 season, only to ing the popular player hut intimat­ a local Trade school nine has com­ Bill Brennan, of Cheney Broth­ Providence . . . .23 9 ,719 Totals ...... 32 11 13 27 der around loose. If they hold up slip a bit last year, seems to be ers, has also agreed to help coach ed that prospects of doing so were 12 ,625 piled in many years. Pitted against under the punishment they are cer­ back in his old stride this cam­ Springfield .. . .20 Rockville H. S. the Shamrocks, it was announced. bright. The game will start at 6 . .16 1 b ,5l6 the strongest teams in its class, tain to get between now and July 1. paign. He has been clouting Bridgeport AB R H PO What change, if any, has The Shamrocks will practice to­ o’clock and Rabbitt will do the hon­ . .16 17 ,485 the Mechanics have been winning it will be time to begin estimating the ball hard and often and of Albany .... Philips, rf . . . 3 1 0 1 been made by the rules com­ morrow evening at six o’clock at ors for the visitors. The Sons . . .16 15 ,510 game after game. The New wear and tear on the turnstiles dur­ late has been given the call over mittee relative to what a sub­ New Haven . Ertel, rf ...... 1 0 1 0 Hickey’s Grove. All members are have not yet decided who their bat­ Hartford . . . . .13 20 ,394 Britain Trade, considered Man­ ing the 192 6 world series. How-- Joe Harris for the third outfield stitute pitcher must do before chester’s greatest rival, recently Pigeon, 2b ... 4 0 1 5 requested to report. tery will be. Waterbury . . .12 20 ,375 Tansey. 3b ...3 0 1 1 ever, some of the boys have been berth. he can be removed from the Carl Kellar has been elected cap­ Windsor Locks this year is as ,367 fell a 19 to 0 prey to the crack thoughtful enough to go into this Pittsfield ...... 11 19 Manchester outfit. The keynote Ambrosi, c . . . 4 1 1 9. game? tain. fast as it ever was and still has the American League matter rather thoroughly, even at services of Rabbitt who made such to the success of the team does not Douglas, ss . . 4 0 0 0 W L Pc Kelman. If . . . 4 0 0 2 this immature moment. By the addition of six words a good showing with the Shamrocks ,761 lie in any one player. On the They have taken the pennant for Fights Tonight New York . . . . .30 9 Presseler lb ..3 0 0 5 to section 3 of rule 33 all s in the twilight league last year. He 17 .553 contrarv, the whole team has been granted and are concerning them­ fflGH SCOOL TENNI Cleveland . . .21 Murphv, cf . . 3 0 1 1 chance for argument in this is still burning them over and the 18 .550 contributing to the cause. It is selves with the vision of that win­ Philadelphia . . .22 situation has been eliminated. Sons will have to keep their eyes 19 .537 true that the playing of “ Rudy Hall, p ...... 3 0 0 0 ning streak being carried on to a Washington . . . .22 The old rule said when a re­ TEAM PLAYS TODAY open to see his slants. Chicago ...... 21 19 .525 Pospisil and “ Sammy” Thurz has 5 24 8 3 new- record. Perhaps it w-ill. To With four pitchers to pick from outshaded that of any of the oth­ Totals ...... 32 2 lief pitcher was sent in he had Detroit .... .20 IS ,526 . . 110 OOx— 11 bat the American League record of the Sons are in a quandary. There ers but they have been far from S. M. H. S...... SOI to pitch until the batsman was Boston ...... 11 27 .289 — nineteen straight, made by the are Sipples, Holland, Burkhardt the outstanding stars of the team. Rockville H. S. 011 000 000 2 either retired or reached first. Engages New Britain at West St. Louis . . . . . 9 29 .237 Two base, hits: Philips, Ertel. White Sox, all the Yanks will have and Hewitt, all good men who have No little credit is due the coach of to do is sustain their streak In a certain major league National Lehgue Three base hits: Kozlowski, Am game several years ago, with Side Today— Plays at Silver held their own in every game they W L Pc the team. John G. Echmalian. who through four more games. I can’t t X'.* have worked in so far. Then the is an instructor at the school. Mr. brosi. the bases filled and two out, Sands Saturday. Cincinnati . . . . .24 14 .632 Home runs: Thurz. ^ help it that these games happen to rest of the lineup represents enor­ .618 Echmalian has spent many hours be with the Athletics and Senators. the manager of the team in the Chicago ...... 21 13 Struck out by Pospisil, 14; Hall field sent in a relief pitcher. ' New Britain High school .tennis mous hitting power, that with Man­ Pittsburgh . . . .19 16 .548 of his time in teaching his charg­ A Wow-, All Bight. telli. Kotsch, Dwyer and Sipples in es the fine points of the game and 9. This pair, as a matter of fact, After throwing one ball to the team is playing the local high net Brooklyn . . . , .18 17 .511 ' Base on ball off Pospisil, 0 off the first four order. St. John, .500 is deserving of praise for the fine mark the end of the macadam. batsman he caught the run­ team this afternoon on the West St. Louis . . . . .20 20 Ballsieper, Edgar and all the rest 20 ,474 hall club he has rounded out. Hall 6. They w-ill be taken on at the Yan­ ner on first napping, retiring Side courts. Manchester has lost New York . . . .18 Hit by pitcher. Piccin. but one match, that to St. Thomas can do their stuff in the approved Philadelphia . . .14 21 .400 Fans 14 kee stadium, where twelve games of the side. manner and the pitchers also have Stolen bases: S. M. H. S. Boston .... ___10 25 .286 Yesterday against Rockville the winning streak were absorbed, In the next half inning the Seminary. got into the habit of poling them High, Pospisil was on the mound Rockville 4. and this may help. But, ^ as for manager desired to send in a Saturday afternoon ■will nnu Sacrifice hits: Tansey. out now and then. for Manchester. He allowed the sustaining the streak, the Yankees pinch-hitter for the pitcher Manager Gotberg’s team at Silver GAMES TOD.IY Umpire: Mantelll. The Sons canceled their game visitors but five hits, struck _ out will be doing very well if they win who had retired the side by Sands, New Haven, opposing the Eastern League New Haven Normal School of Gym­ with Groton for Sunday because of Bridgeport at Hartford. fourteen batters and did not issue three of the five games scheduled. catching the runner on first the terrible beating they handed a single free ticket. In addition Their first road trip follow-s and It napping. The opposing team nastics, of which “ Izzy” Wexler. is Providence at Albany. manager and leading player. that team last week. Instead they New Haven at Waterbury. to this neat performance, Pospisil is what is inelegantly termed a wow-. contended that according to will go to Middletown where they fielded his five chances perfectly First three games in Cleveland, berg. Cole, Boyle and McCann will Spring! ield-Pittsf leld. ( postpon­ the rules he couldn't be re­ represent South Manchester High. will play the Recreation team of and slammed out three hits in his then four in Detroit, four in St. moved, since he had not pitch­ that town. On Monday they travel ed) It is possible tha‘. the local team National Leagne five trips to the plate. ( l A M O N D Louis and four in Chicago, after ed until the batsman was re­ to Norwich for a game with the Thurz Hits Homer which there is a long jump to will stay over Saturday night at Cleveland at St. Louis. tired or reached first. Silver Sands and return to Man- State hospital combination and on Thurz. Zimmerman, Connelly, Washington for a single ^ame, It was a technical question, Tuesday evening they will mix Detroit at Chicago. and Ramsey all poled out a pair of 'UST then another one to Boston for a Chester either Sunday or Monday. things with the Polish-Americans Philadelphia at Washington. not based on common sense, This has not been definitely settled. hits apiece and Kozlowski con­ five game series. This concluded, but to avoid it coming up nected for a triple. One of Thurz's the Yanks will pass through Lew again the rule now reads, in drives went for a home run. It The Yankees staggered home to York again and land in Philadelphia addition to the old wording, came in the fourth inning. There a nine to eight victory over the Red for a two game series. these six words, “ Or the side was no one on bases at the time Sox, sweeping the series and run­ The schedule was unduly kind to has been retired.” as he was the first hitter. the Yanks at the start of the sea­ BENNY GERSHE. Manchester settled the game be­ ning their winning streak up to sixteen straight. They now lead son but breaks of that kind even up Benny Gershe of Cleveland will yond any particle of doubt by reg­ ’ c o r r e c t w a y TO P R R « the league by eight and one-half in the long run, to say nothing of istering eight runs in the first in­ the short run. Of course the est be given the big test of his .pugilis­ A DYNAMITE CAETRJDflE games. tic career when lie meets Ciiarle} ning. yianohester scored all the Philadelphia took third place may have no terrors for the club in eight counters after two men were awav from Washington as old Jack view- of the fact that that section Phil Rosenberg. bantamweight WORTH out. eight men scoring in succes­ failed to win a game at the stadium. Quinn heat the Senators three to champion, in an open-air bout in FT n sport 1 sion. During the remainder _ of Simmons’ hitting won the But the home grounds are a great Fire Your Explosives the game, the scoring was fairly one. comfort to a young club and the Cleveland tonight. The battle, game. evenly divided. The Tigers jumped to fifth place Yanks can take everything along which will be 10 rounds to a 8 Runs in First by- nosing out Cleveland, seven to except that. referee's decision, will be Gershe's KNOWING The first inning slug-fest took six. after scoring five runs in the first in Cleveland since he was place as follows! ^lanchuck fle^^ fifth and knocking Karr out of the TIGERS LOSE In 1924 Walter Johnson, out to left field. Ball struck The Tigers met with tbelr sec- knocked out in short order by- the box. , last famous Washington pitcher, out. Pospisil made a single and Red Lucas of Cincinnati, after ond defeat at the mill lot Chicago whirlwind, Eddie Shea, stole second. He scored when won 23 games and lost only Crimp capto holding the Cardinals scoreless for] night through the tight playing of several months ago. The boy.s will seven. It was one of the best Thurz was sale on an error by- the Mohawks. The Tigers held Dependable Detonators six innings, blew- up like a home­ seasons Sir Walter has ever Douglas. Thurz stole second and their own up to the last _ inning, come in at 124 pounds. orimper made still, St. Louis scoring se\en had. runs in the eighth to win eight to when they seemed to give up_ LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS Wogman and Gorman started for In that campaign but one T is just as important to select and use five. The Cards also puUed off a At Los Angeles— Ace Hudkins the losers. Wogman s three out club -was able to win more Best Exercise You triple play in the second inning. and Tommy O’Brien, lightweights, than a single contest from dependable detonators as it is to use su­ Brooklyn lost again to the Giants of three put some pep tn I fought a ten round draw. the Griff ace. The Red Sox perior explosives. five to three, and slipped back into team’s playing. At Bayonne, N. J.— Harry Mar- Can Get and Krause were the bright lights turned the trick three times. the second division. A homer by tone. Jersey City welterweight, Ride Horseback at 'The Manchester of the Mohawks. A return P^^ie Detroit, New York, Phila­ The detonators needed to explode dyn^ite Paul Florence, the Giants’ rookie knocked out Jack Rapaport of Riding .\cadcmy. Class and Pri- will be scheduled for a later date. delphia and Cleveland each late Lessons by an exiierienced in­ catcher, put the game on ice. East Orange, N. J., five rounds. beat the great Johnson once. Ponch a. holP are like the primer of a shotgun shell. They The Phils enjoyed a Roman holi­ The summary: At Toledo, Ohio— Jimmy Mendo ia side or structor. 5Iohawks The Browns and White Sox m ust b e ri^ h t to fire the shot. M.4NCHESTER RIDING .\C.\DE.MY day by swamping the Braves 13 to AB R H PO A E Cleveland bantamweight, defeated taxtridgft 'wim 7. Jim Wilson, Philly catcher, got didn't take a game from hnndlfi o r 120 WocKlland St. .Manchester Joe Lucas, 12 rounds. Washington all season with cap entopeo five hits in five times at bat. E. Dowd, ss . .4 1 2 0 3 0 At Halifax, N. S.— Yale Okun, In clearing your land, blowing your ditches or S. D. Pearl, Prop. Tel. 1457 Gustafson. 2b .3 1 0 0 Johnson hurling. New York, fought a ten round Johnson found the Athle­ planting your trees, you want to be sure that ...4 0 0 5 2 2 draw with Roy Mitchell, negro tics the easiest, trimming every shot will be successful— will accomphsh Kletcha, c. 3b 3 1 2 4 0 0 heavyweight. them six times. Oddly ju s t w h a t you want done in the way you Krause, cf • • • 3 2 2 0 0 0 enough the club that whip­ S.4INTS PRACTICE TOMORROW it done. Du Pont Blasting Accessories w ill d o I. 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S And we stand back of them. 5 Anderson, 2b .4 0 on Miller, c .... 4 0 We have a complete stock of du Pont B itting I 1923 Buick Six 7-Pass. Touring = G. Coles, If . ■ 2 1 Andrulot, p ..0 0 INSIDE M SEE Accessories and du Pont explosives and can I 1924 Buick Six 7-Pass. Touring | ♦Salvatore ...0 1 ^ to W to b IU Y EVANS your orders promptly. W. Dowd, p . • 3 0 I 1924 Buick Six 5-Pass. Touring | 7 2 By EDDIE COLLINS. Literally, on certain plays It Totals ...... 30 8 10 19 (StBpieteiy I 1921 Hudson Touring. | would be suicide for the second In baseball the baseman to do the covering, poor Wiosftboond I 1923 Hudson Touring. | Mohawks ...... 310 101 3 0 position of second baseball. At such times it is up to base is commonly the shortstop to cover the bag. For i 1921 Franklin 4-Pass. Road. | LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS referred to as the proper guidance the second base- man. prior to the pitch, should National League keystone of the in­ I 1923 Willys-Knight Coupe. | field. The inference have a simple but obvious sign Southworth, Giants ...... is that a majority with the shortstop as to who will CbmplekAl Ffiiiw THE F. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO E 1921 Ford Touring. | Dressier, Reds ...... of the plays revolve cover on every play. toad Traynor, Pirates ...... 1925 Ford Sedan. = around second base, There also must be a certain Lindstrom, Giants ...... hence the naming amount of co-operation between Herman. Dodgers ••••••••.• the second baseman and the first Leader a year ago today. Wil of the position the keystone of the in­ sacker. With a runner on first base son, Phillies. .426. ner combination. and no one out, the second base- Our Motto Is American League . man should always be ready to cov­ Dugan, Yankees ...... 414 COLLINS One thing that To Sell a Used Car Right I 395 every second baseman should bear er first on a bunt. MM Meusel. Yankees ...... Sensing this play, it Is always Ruth, Yankees ...... 380 In mind is that he should always 374 cover the bag; make it a point to best for the second baseman to Cobb, Tigers ...... move a few steps closer to first and Fothergill, Tigers ...... ;;36X go over to the base on every play Hale, on the assumption that it is not not play as deep as usual. This Leader a year ago today: makes the execution of the play Athletics, .440. wise to take anything for granted in basebalh It is far best to be on much easier. DEPENDABLE DETONATOR On the other hand, when there Capitol Buick Co. WE WILL SOON BE READY! the job able to make any play that comes up. are one or more out and a runner E . L DU PONT DK NEMOURS ft CXX. Inc. NEW YORK, N. Y. on first, it is always well to play J. M. Shearer. 1 a p'A Brand New Bakeshop. "While the covering of the bag is POWDER MAKERS SINCE 1 8 0 2 ______most important, there are times a trifle closer to second than Is m m 285 Main Street. Tel. 1600. = Watch and Wait. when it is best that the duty be customary, unless the batter is a £ Tel. 1600. notorious right field hitter. ^ BLUE RIBBON BAKERY delegated to the shortstop. PAGE ELEVEN! MANCHESTER EVENTN(3r HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1925,

b y B e c k GAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY—A Fool’s Paradise SENSE AND n o n s e n s e THATfe NOTHING TO BRAG CUT our THE OH, DONT b e s o ,U lL r ig h t , MRS. GOOD GRIEF!' C u t t l e d o g , n o t h in - ive /^WISENHEIMER, YOU’LL , COME ON-1 1 JVENTUBES a b o u t — YOUR BRAINY FRIEND 6ABB1N' AND GULLIBLE — I'LL TELL THE WAY YOU CO^flE f GOT NEWS--im p o r t a n t LISTEN ME- VDU WHAT IT MEANS- RND OUT YOU DO Nt I THOUGHT YOU FLYING IN HERE NEW5-USTBN-- I’VE COULD HAVE FOUND THAT TO )W AS IN A SHfSHM TWINS One of life’s little tragedies OUT BY READING AN OLD DO YOU REALIZE EITHER, HE'S PLANNING KNOW SO MUCH 'rOU’D THINK A DISCOVERED THE JINX hurry-- !l THEY'RE AT about this time of the year is try­ WHAT THIS m eans! TO GYP TOU OUT OF ^w h e n to u s ee m e J j / OUVB BOBSIiTS BAKTQK ing to make up your mind whether LION WAS CHASING IN ALEC SMARTS GAS ALMANAC- OIL AND WATER IWHADDYB MEAN- IT AGAIN- NEVER MIX- - WELL- - THAT IT MEANS THE SOMETHING, OR YOU’RE ' DRIVIN* UP IN A you ought to buy a ton of coal or you INSTEAD OF SUBSTITUTE-I TOLD 'lOU $10,000 CAR-- 'SLAPPIN' MY UD^ PST- LISTEN- THE MIXED-UP BALLOON MAX. TAKES THE GILT OFF WHOLE AU'TOMOBILE BOTH HEADED FOR < a book of coupons from the ice T hat little dog HOW IT SMOKED UP THE BOOBY-HATCH — - MARK MY WORDS, ON ME AND SHE’5 ACCUSING NEXT DOOR---IT. THE PLUGS- HE WAS THE GINGERBREAD INDUSTRY WILL RU5HIN’ ME OUT HIM OF The next person the Twins and man. BE revolutionized ! YOU’RE DUE TO BE ' kTOUU SEE THE. JU ST WANTS MIXIN' OIL IN THOSE QUITE CONSIDERABLY- SOMETHING the Whiffet met was the Balloon IT MEANS------THE VIC TIM OF CRUEL ' ------H E Y ! WHATS OF THE HOUSE Komething that runs in the best TO P L A Y --, GAS TABLETS- CIRCUMSTANCES EITHER ^THE IDEA------AND THEN TOU I THINK H Man. of families—silk hose. WAY THE CAT WALKIN' AWAY STAND HERE- GOT A RAISE “ Balloons, balloons, a bunch of WHEN IM TALKING ^'^OAand DIDNT Well, anyway, there is always JUMPS-- balloons. TO TOU-!l? ,-L \ LET ON They all go a-popping the lovHest room at the bottom. - != \ ABOUT 4 IT- tunes," A lot of chaps are just like the collar ad men— perfect profiles and he sang. “ Six times two and four card board brains. more make seven. I've sold nine­ teen today.” "Send your husband to work "Say.” said Nick. “ That’s not with a smile," says an exchange. the way to count. You’re all The smile may be all right but mixed. Six times two and four we’d sooner pin our faith on a make sixteen.” good, hot breakfast. "They didn’t have that in my room,” said the Balloon Man. "One Hjelp. Hjelp! ■ M a penny, two a penny, hot cross Bjornson Bjornstern wjent swjim- . _____iiHiiiiiiillf'rfifnTnj./iij buns!” min’— 0 I Copyright. 1926. by Metropotiun New»p lose it. ------“ Why, I don’t want it,” he said. OUSE-. 1? “ I only asked you if you had one. The lady upstairs would make a “E E?ru. \ 1 \ Q \ \ I’m curious, that way. you know." good xylophone player. She’s had a TfcOCL And the queer fellow started to call lot of practice on the radiator. rrr 1so* out balloons again: 60T 77T A coat of new paint looks good 2 0 0 ? ] / ) "Balloons! Balloons! A bunch of on everything except a girl. balloons! They all go a-popping the loveliest "It won’t make cents,” .said the tunes.” bookkeeper as he juggled his ac­ •ssr counts. “ I’ll buy one,” said someone. “ I’ll have a purple one lined with pink.’ Another good test of blood pres­ But. although the Balloon Man sure is to watch a man being lib­ .looked and the Twins looked and eral with the money he owes you. '{lie Whiffet looked, no one was in Tight. Only a few more shopping weeks 01926 BY NEA SEHWCE. ISC./^ "Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! I fooled before light underwear. Tou that time,” said the voice. K "Isn’t it the LOVELIEST day! Do A woman told the doctor she by Blosser you dance the Charleston? I BEG was awfully tired— and he asked FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Didn’t Take Time to Notice vour pardon, my dear, I never talce her to let him look at her tongue. more than three Limps in my tea.” T ) ( VjlSU-, DOMT CSV, TAG' DID VOL) SSS Then they spied a green poll-par­ "The woman pays!" laughed (SO JNi AKi' MANE I BUN.PSO MV ^ IN. TUS MiORL-D f I FSa OFF MV v n a sm v o o FELLI X DIDN'T rot on top of a post, -looeing at the villain as he dropped his un­ m o m pot SOM'S BOMPSP \ AAPPLM ? WILTS' RI6MT ON them. stamped love-letter into the post- UNAMSX^T ON. MV ASAP.' ------A 816 sTOAiS, LOOK “ Where did you come from, box. IT.' __------UP!! V said Nancy. y "Out of the everywhere into the This country has changed a ( ( sniff here.” chuckled tlv' parrot. great deal since the palefaces came "Did you see my shadow? I lost but the Indians also wore war T it crossing the stile." said tlie little paint. Rag-bag Whiffet, not to be kept down. Ya have to wait until the patent “ Don’t cross stiles. Keep in medicine people get through dick­ style,” said the silly parrot. “ It’s ering with them before some old more expensive but not so likely to people will tell you to what they fade." attribute their old age. "That was a foolish remark,” said Nancy sternly. Try and borrow money from "H’s a foolish word, m’ dear," cne you think is a close friend, and said the parrot. "It’s a foolish you'll often find out he is. world.” And he blinked his cold little eyes very hard at them. Any time you want to see a ris­ ing generation, start singing the ^ <--A7 FL.YPPEB F.VXXY says— national anthem. 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The lion farm in California Is to have 4 adjoining cages built as shov/n in the diagram. Each cage is to be 15 feet or 5 yards square. The area of each cage in square yards Is (5x5) 25 square yards. There are 4 cages making the area of the entire plot 100 square yards. I'lie distance around the cages In oiwe ,Y MM nKMX-mc. —- 7 feet is (15x100) 150 feet. The for­ A l mer quantity (100) is exactly 2-3 (Copyright, 1926, by Th« B«n Sywtott, Inc.) c ^ > // as large as the latter quantity, (150), V iianrlffat^r HaralJ THURSDAY, MAY 27, ld26. PAGE TWELVE I The general committee of ar­ The Lakevie-w Parent-Teacher First Annual Concert rangements for the Connecticut association is to conduct a public DANCING DANCING Fifers and Drummers’ Association whist at the Fourth District school Beethoven Glee Club annual field day to be held here in this evening. timely HKL(;K K. TKAKSON, conductor August 'w’ill meet in the Washing­ You’ll Want a New Dress ton Social club rooms Friday even­ The ladies of the North Methodist JARVIS PARK church serve their annual May din­ assisted by ing at 7:30. TUK GLOlUA TlllMPETERS ner, featuring baked shad and roast lamb, beginning at 6.30 this eve­ of Nctv York. The Twelfth of July committe^e Monday Evening, May 31st ning. for Memorial Day suggestions IH E O nO K E I.AUSO.V, Tenor of 'Washington L. O. L. No, 11'• Gentlemen S5c. Ladies Free. will meet in the club rooms tonight Joseph, Jr., ten-year-old son of of I’TOvidence. H. I. Case’s Orchestra. at 7:30. All members are asked to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stevenson of attend. High School Assembly! Frof.1 Louis Beebe. Prompter. 115 School street, is recovering Hall, Thurs., May 27, The i hall has had interior flnlsh- The Senior band of the Salvation from a severe injury sustained to One and Two Piece Models and decorating and floor resur­ Army will give a concert in the cit­ his right foot a week ago when he 192(>. 8 o'clock. , stopped on a broken bottle while faced. You will like it. adel this evening at eight o’clock Tickets at C. E. House & Son. for the purpose of buying new in­ playing about in his yard. The o»< >ae I glass cut through the shoe and Admission, 75c. struments. The funeral service of Heinrich made an ugly gash in the boy's Sander, of Park street, payroll The usual Saturday evening whist foot. m clerk in the Velvet Mill at Cheney will be held at the West Side rec­ - CARNIVAL DANCE - Brothers, who died yesterday morn­ reation center and a setback party John Pentland of 30 Foster ing at the Hartford hospital, will tomorrow afternoon. street, former captain of Comnany Biickland School be held Saturday afternoon at two G, was operated on at the Man­ Whether you ai*e going away or staying at home you chester Memorial hospital last _____ THURSDAY EVE., MAY 27 o'clock at Watkin Brothers. Rev. The young people of the Luther-_ will want a new dress, for Memorial Day marks the begin­ ]j Q Weber will officiate and com­ evening at nine o’clock for acute Auspices P. T .A. an Concordia churcli will leave appendicitis. He is resting t mu- mittal will bo in the East cemetery. about seven o’clock this evening for ning of summer and all its good times. We know you can’t for the picnic Case's »)eeh. Prof. Beebe. fortably. p Adniission 10c. Rockville where they will be guests resrst the temptation of buying a new dress after you’ve Mrs. Martin Schaub, of ISO Hills- lunch of the young people's society of CHARLES A. WILvSON town road, was discharged from the seen our lai’ge stock. Beautiful tailored white silk dresses, Pastor Etten's church. Charles A. Wilson, aged 7 0, died Take your lunch along ■with Manchester Memorial hospital, yesterday following a lingering ill- strijied tub silk dresses, two piece dotted models, and plain you Memorial Day. It’s loads where she had been confined for The regular meeting of the Army t“;r iorvwill he held; ness. He is survived by one sister, colored crepe de chine frocks in stj les foi old and y oung. of fun and half the expense. ABOUT TOWN treatment, yesterday afternoon. .and Navy club ^SO Main A ; Miss Eating places are always this evening at ciglit o ciock . street. He was a son of the late Mr. Colors: ■ crowded on holidays. Here are Miss Gladys Dickson, of 9S 1-2 social will follow the meeting. George Coleman, of Florence and Mrs. Edwin Wilson, of 236 a few of the conveniences you Hamlin street, was operated on at street, bad his right hand severely WHITE JUNE ROSE SUNNI CORAL SANDS w ill need: tlie Manchester Memorial hospital The Luther League of the Swed- North Main street. He was born cut Tuesday afternoon when a here. BOIS DE ROSE NAVY BLUEBELL Pai>er Plates . . ,6c and 8c doz. plank fell on it. Several stitches isli Lutheran church will hold its | reciilar monthly meeting and birth­ The funeral service, which was P ai)er N a p k in s ...... 10c pkg. were rcQuired to close the wound. Francis Kingston, of Lawrence private, was held this afternoon at YVaxe

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