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VOL. L in ., NO. 142. (Oaaethed Advertlainf on Pego 8.) MJ^rCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1984. (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTi| PACKAGESTORE Cambridge Crew Wins; RKKENBACKER Heiress Guarded After Kidnap Threat HOUSE DEMOCRATS BAN IS LIFTED Sets New Rowing Mark ASKSNEWRtILE M C O M c n c ir r PREPARE TO DEFY London, March 15.—(AP)-Cam-AWilson, W. A. Sambell and D. J FOR ^ MAOS bridge today swept to a four and a Wilson both Australians, K. M half length victory of Oxford in Payne, W. G. Laurie, C. K. Buckle Tonporary hjonction Grant the 86th renewal of their ft.nnini.1 and A. D. Kingsford, rowing in that eight-oaied crew race and set a new Famons World War Aco SEC. order. ,J. N. Duckworth, 110-pound record for the four and a quarter midget from Jesus college, was the ed Which Opens Door for mile course of 18 minutes 3 seconds. coxswain. Wonld Create Fedeml The light blue boatload was nev The start of the race was delayed Test Case Over Validity of er extended as it swept up the mud for almost half an hour because of MAKTDU. IN S in i Hasten Plans to Take Up S t dy Thames from Mortlake to Put a strong wind which whipped the Board to Snpenrise Oper ney to score its 11th straight vic muddy tidewater into a white froth yer Legislation as Control A ct tory over Oxford and its 45th of the but it had moderated when the series begun in 1829. crews were finally sent away and ations. LODGEDINa The new mark for the race dis the race was rowed over compara placed the record of 18:29 set in lenge to Treasnry Hartford, Coxm., March 17.— (AP) tively calm water 1911 by the great Oxford crews Cambridge won the toss and row Washington, March 17— (AP) — —^The door waa opened temporarily wrhlch ruled the English row ing ed on the Surrey side of the river, Creation of a presidential regula Samnel’s Brother, in Canada, Speaker Ramey, today for unrestricted sale of liquor world for nine straight years before the favored lane, where they were tory board to supervise the opera by Connecticut package stores and the war. protected from the wmd. The time first was announced as tion of air lines was advocated to Awaits the Appearance of by Seiretary’s Inaendo, a possible teat in the Federal courts Both crews were the heaviest of 18:38 but a check of the watches recent years, Oxford averaging day by Colonel Elddie ^ckenbackec, of the validity of the state liquor disclosed the new record. A m erica’s 26-plane wair ace. control act 180^ pounds from stroke to bow Officers from Chicago. to Call Up Dies BOI Mon The intermediate times were: and Cambridge 178^. Testifying to the Senate postof- Under a temporary Injunction Mile 3:38, Hammersmith bridge Despite the gloomy weather there flee committee — before which issued by Judge Edwin S. Thomas 6:45, Chiswick steps 10:53, Barnes was no break in the line of specta Charles A. Lindbergh and Clarence of the U. S. Distrlcl Court all day; Storm of Protest Ifits bridge 15 minutes fiat and the fin tors who crowded both sides of the Chamberlin appeared yesterday — Toronto, Ont., March 17.-r(A P )- the restrictions governing the saxe ish line 18:03. river to the number of several hun the vice-president of the North Martin J. Insull, his last recourse of liquor by package stores were N. J. Bradley was the stroke of dred thousand and rattled the chim American Aviation Company algo gone, waited in a common cell to Morgenthan. lifted. urged the restoration of air mA.n the Cambridge crew and behind him ney pots of su'mrban London with day for American police to come and The restraining order was lifted in the light blue shell wrere J. H. their cheers for the winners. transportation to the companies for 10 days, effective today, and get him. whose contracts were recently can Washington, March 17.—^Angere0 added another chapter to the turbu celled by Postmaster General Far The brother and associate of Sam lent history of the control act which ley. uel J. Insull in a vast utilities net by Secretary Morgenthatfs stated was enacted last April. His Suggestion x work lost an appeal to the Supreme ment that some sUver advocates AH Enjoy Privileges Under Rickenbacker’s plan, the Court yesterday. Chief Justice Sir were not entirely disinterested. While the injunction was granted GOV. CROSS TO RUN AGAIN, postmaster would plaoe «m ll on any A reported plot to kidnap Mrs. Frederlka Del Guerclo, heiress to the William Muloch ruled that he must Speaker Rainey announced that, he last night on the application of only lines receiving certificates of neces Bearing millions, or her two-year-old son, EUgio, for be extradited to the United States one package store proprietor, WH sity and convenience from the Fed ^ 0 0 ,^ ransom, caused an armed guard to be thrown around the to face trial in Chicago for embez would call up on Monday the Dies liam Shore, of Hartford, imder its eral regulatory board. Del Guerclo estate in Greenwich, Conn. Mrs. Del Guercio Is shown at zlement and larceny. silver bill, which provides for the terms all other owners of such a»- WASHINGTON RUMORS SAY time of her marriage to Eligio Del Guercio, from whom she was He suggested that payment be on divorced last July. Deprived of his most cherished exchange of American surplus farm tabliahments may enjoy its privi the basis of two mills per pound consolidation, a blackened pipe, In products for foreign silver. leges by joining as “parties plaia- mile up to 250 ptounds average load sull was lodged in a cell. Last night tiff” to the action. per aii^lane and one mill per pound the once powerful utilities man slept “I don't think much of Mr. Morr State officials. Including Gover Mayor Hayes of Waterbary MONSIGNOR KILEY mile for all those above thu on a prison cot, rough blankets cov genthau’s statement” was Mr. nor Wilbur L. Cross, are restrained am ount HEPBURN IS FIRST ering metal springs. Rainey’s reply to t question Just be by the order from enforcing the ’Two mills per mile, he said. Is the HARTFORD LEADS fore the House met “Here, look at provisions in the control act per Not in Ra(^; Other Names Await Decision revenue which the government (In Washington, the Justice De the headlines In the papers. ’They taining to package stores. Among IS CONSECRATED estimates it receives for postage on partment indicated it is waiting the B&y 'Stock Market Reacts!’ ‘Silver other things, these provisions pro Mentioned by Politic^] mail carii^ by airplanes. ON FILMDOM’S LIST IN AUTO CRASHES result of an Appellate Court issue Tumbles!’ and such trends. hibit the sale of liquor in contain- Rickenbacker was called before in Illinois before pressing extradi “That is a complete answer to Mr. era of less than 24 ounces and re tte committee to give his views on tion proceedings against Insull.) Morgen thau." strict the selling hours from 7 a. m. Gossips at the Capital. Republicans laughed at the situa to 6 p. m. Made Bishop of Trenton, N. the administration’s permanent air Several charges of theft were cc«- mail legislation. Hartford Actress Wins Hon sldered by the chief justice In draw tion that confronted the adminis The injunction was sought as a di Certified airlines which could not Reports 150 Daring Last ing his decision. tration. rect result of a recent opinion of the Washington, March 17.— (AP)— J.— Five Cardinals Pres exist under these, nates would be No evidence was given to support “They are in another row and It’s Connecticut Supreme Court of Er- given a direct subsidy not to ex ors for Screen Work some of the chargee but he said going to be serious,” said one of irors, which in effect, permits drug Confidence that Governor Wilbur L. Month; New Haven Had ceed 40 cents per airplane mile for ‘our opinion is that a prima facie Representative Sneli’s lienteQsnte. gists to sell liquor imder fewer re- Cross will be renominated is wide ent at Ceremonies. case is established in regard to the strictions. the first year, under Rickenbacker’s Prefers Dice BUI spread among members of the Con Daring 1933. 131 and Manchester 19. alleged theft of 8344,720 and4- Shore's Complaint proposed arrangement. Such pay Mr. Rainey believes the Dies MU necticut Congressional delegation ment, however, would he made only 820,000." Shore in his complaint charges Rome, March 17.— (A P)—Monsig- Martin Insg(l started his fight preferable to that of Representative that the control act violated the and members of their office staffs to the extent of the actual loss in Psisinger to authorize purchase of Dor Moses E. Kiley was consecrated curred by the airlines, and would be Hollywood, Maj-ch 17— (AP) — Hartford, March 17.— (AP)—Dur against extradition alm ost 17 14th amendment of the Federal Con who are familiar with Democratic months ago. 1,500,000,000 ounces of stiver and stitution, asserting that it deprived bishop of Trenton, N. J., today—the reduced five cents each year until .The court of film Royalty opened its ing February 150 accidents were re the issuance of currmey an that affairs. ellmlpatad. Asked if be had any message for him of equal protection by giving ’The confidence Is expressed in the second con^ration of an American ;doora today to Katherine Hepburn ported from Hartford, accordliig to his wife, he said: basis. 'The Coinage, Wel|^te
•AlfCHBBTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAT, MARCH 17,1984. SPEAKER REVIEWS PW A ADMINISTRATION 2,000 ARE SLAIN PACKAGESTORE ABOUT TOWN RICKENBACKER OBITUARY REMOVES CONTRAaOR Miss Cora Irons and Frad Trow CATHOUC HISTORY ON INDIAN BORDER bridge were the winners of first BAN IS LIFTED prises at the Manchester Green ASKSNEWRULE NEXTWIDiaSBIli Invefitigation Discloses Easton Community club’s setback last ( DEATHS Road Builder Had Violated night at the Green schoo, h ^ .' Miss Attorney W. J. Shea Also Wage Agreements in Con British Consulate Suffers in IN CONNECTICUT Edith Pearson and Robert '^ I t o n F O R ^ M A I U Mrs. E. F. Boblnsen won second awards. General danc Mrs. Bertha May (Hastingi) Rob New Merchandise ia . . de s tract. ing followed cards. (OonttniMd from Pag* Om ) (Oontlnaed from Page One) inson, wife of Ernest F. Robinson of Describes Masses Here Bridgeport, March 17.— (AP)— Massacre in Turkestan; 462 Main street, died yesterday af Friday evening, , April 18, has Latest Styles to Be t i f The PWA administration for Con it. The latest appeal, made by the ternoon at tbe home of her mother, been set for a revival of the Father an ounce for letters, and the au- necticut acted upon its first case of Connecticut Package Store Associa thorisatlos of air lettergrams at Mrs. J. J. McKee. Mrs. Robinson Britain-Japan Involved. tion was denied (mly two days ago. and Son banquets at the North Before Chinch Was BaQt contract violation when it ordered three cents and air postcards at was formerly on the nurslhg staff Methodist church, which have been o n D ia ^ y . the removal of sub-contractor two cents. of the Manchester Memorial hospi omitted for number of years. Thomas Lanese, working on the HOTEL MENnS STAND a tal and for four years was asslsuat Rev. M. S. Stocking and Mark Pay Of Pilots The ball of St. Bridget’s churcb Easton state highway road contract Moscow, March 17— Several mem New Haven, March 17— (AP) — supervisor la the Rockville aty Holmes are co-chairmen of the ar The federal regulatory board also The 1984 spriaf opeelng eC leoal. was filled to capacity last night bers of the British Consulate’s staff hospital. She was a graduate of project It was given .as general opinion by rangements. would be charged with arbitrating merebants will be held next Wedoee when Attorney William J. Shea ae- Several weeks ago complaint was tonight were reported killed or hotel men here today that the pack pilots’ pay. Wesson Memorial Hospital Training Uvered an address in which be registered with the state engineer age store men would not be followed “With the increased poundage school in Springfield. day — which Is officially the fln t woimded and 2,0(X} Uigurs, compris A large congregation attended tha traced the history of the Catholic that the sub-contractor was violat by the Connecticut hotel men in the which will be developed under these Besides her husband and her day of spring— It was aanouneed to* month’s mind mass celebrated .'n religion during the early years. He ing certain of the labor conditions ing most of the dvll population of action to have a constitutional court changes and rates of postage,” mother she leaves three brothers, day by Elmer Wedea, ebairraao of S t Bridget’s church this morning ai also gave an interesting account of of the general contract. Investiga the town of Kasngar in Sinklang, pass on the state liquor control law Rlckenbackei told the committee, John and Thomas Hastings of Tal- the executive committee of tke 8 o’clock for the repose of the soul vottvUle and Cedric Hastings of the first masses celebrated in Man tion of the case substantiated some Chinese ’Turkestan (Just north of as begun yesterday through federal T am convinced from studies which Merebants Divlsloa of ths CibaaslMr chester before the erection of a of Rev. G-ristopher T. McCann, who Bloomfield. She also leaves a of Commerce, which is in charge of of the claims when it was found Kashmir, India), were massacred in injimction proceedings. ’The atti I have made that not only Would all church here, taking the different died February 14. The mass was sister, Mrs. Harriet Armstrong of the annual event, The oom n^tee that some of his workmen had not fierce fighting between rebellious tude of hotd men may be determin airlines which operated on Febru periods of t^e local history of the been paid in over four weeks. A fter sung by Rev. John Kenney, acting Hamden. also Includes Robert B. Seoasan, ’fvmgan natives and forces of the ed tomorrow as a general meeting ary 19, 1934, be able to exist with church to the present day. investigation and hearing the state pastor of the church, and in the Mrs. Robinson’s funeral will take William Lyons, Samuel Kemp, ' C. newly proclaimed “independent gov h u beefi called in Hotel Taft. out subsidy within a relatively few Mr. Shea spoke under the auspices engineer, Leslie A. Hoffman, issued Hotel men said their aim was a sanctuary during tbe mass Rev. place at the Thomas G. Dougan Elmore Watkins, Thomas Brennan ernment.” William P. Reldy, pastor of St. yeara, but new routes might be add of the Holy Name society and was the following order: special session o f the Legislature Funeral Home, 59 Holl street, to- and William Kronlok. This information was contained James’s church; Rev. P. J. Killeen, ed to the network of airlines which totroduced by Matthew Merz, tbe That the contractor assume and that the entire situation, which they morrow afternoon at 2:80. The Rev. New spring merchandise in tha in reports from ’Tashkent assistant pastor of St James’ existed at that date.” president. In addition to the ad- meet the payroll operation of sub claim, has been adverse to their Francis Bachelor of the TalcottvlUe latest styles wUl be attractively dis Town Sacked church, and Rev. Michael Martin ul The post office department, he d n ^ by Mr. Shea there was a short contractor Thomas Lanese and that business in this may be remedied, if Congregational church will conduct played by all participating mer-, Kashgar itself v'as virtually sack Bridgeport occupied chairs. added, would receive more from entertainment. At the close of the he submit to this office satisfactory possible. The meeting primarily the service and burial will be in chants. There will be no restric ed during the combat, which occur stamp sales than it would have to meeting coffee and doughnuts were evidence of compliance with this re will be to find some way of impress Mount Hope cemetery, TalcottvlUe. tions and merchants will be allowed' Mrs. Kenneth Meacham of 19 pay air operators. served. quirement. red when Tungan detacnments at ing Governor Cross that a l^ ila - to put on style shows, give away Newman street will grant the use Rickenbacker urged tbat no leg That sub-contractor Lanese be re tacked the town and rescued a gar tive session is a necessity. souvenirs or arrange any ronn of at of her home this evening for a card islation be considered which might traction which is moved from the Job both as sub-con rison of ’Timgans, which was be Temporary BeJief * penmaslble under sieged in a fortress by Independent party for the benefit of Memorial tend to place commercial aviation EASTER WILL BE FAIR, the N R A code. Blvery mertAant wOl CROSS TO RUN AGAIN, tractor or foreman and that the Willard B. Rogers, of Hartford, under the same governmental con genercd contractor be at Dberty to government troops. Temple, No. 83, Pythian Sisters. All (jo everything possible to attract tbe president of the Connecticut Hotel players will be welcome. The trol body as military aviation. interest of the pubUc and It is re take the work over either under nis The latter forces, attempting a men’s Association said to^y, “noth games wiU begin at 8:15. There ported that many special features WASHINGTON RUMORS own direction or with a new sub counter-attack, were beaten back, ing but temporary relief will come CHARLES HAAG CLAIMS contractor for the approval both of and in retreating sought refuge near will be prizes and refreshments. are being planned to make the event through the courts.” the best ever held in Manchester. your office and this office. the British Consulate, which was He said the matter of a Federal (Oontlnaed from Page One) Manchester Assembly, No. 16, BOSTON FLOWER EXHIBIT Arrangements have been made to fired on by victorious ’Tungans, with injimction against the liquor law South Windsor Weather Pro Order of Rainbow for Girls, WiQ issue a special spring opening see* possibility, with a strong chance for a number of fatalities among its had been discussed several weeks phet at Last Issues Bulletin tion of The Herald on 'Tuesday, U personnel. attend in a body the morning serv the nomination. Professor Ayres, HEPBURN IS nUST ago, with opinion held that the end ice tomorrow at St Mary’s Episco DRAWS LOCAL RESIDENTS That WUl Satisfy. which the merchants will announce who lost the nomination to Senator Retreating Independently, the sought would not be gained that pal church. The advisory board their new spring merchandise. In government troops Joined scattered way. “The only permanent correc Lonergan two years ago is looked on ON HLMDOM’S U ST has idso been invited. The girls are Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Burr, Miss addition, there will be four M r io ^ as his strongest opponent detachments under the Emir of tive measures we can hope for must requested to meet at 10:80 in the Do not hesitate to buy Blaster pf broadcasting over WDRC on In Other Districts Khotan and occupied Jarkent, while be obtained through the Leglala- vestry. Carrie M. Johnson and Mrs. finery, as there is a warm and dry Monday and Tuesday to announce Renomination of either of the (Oontlnaed From Page One) partisan groups of Ulgursn and ture,” he aaid. “ And we are cer Albert Hemingway Attend. moon in the skies and Blaster is go tbe event outside of Manchester. Democratic congressional nominees Kirghiz, supporting the Independent tain we will be able to effect a Special entertainment will be of ing to be warm. So says Charles who unsuccessfully contested the Hepburn, but It knows her work government forces, took positions special session to treat with the fered at George’s Tavern on Oak Maag, South Windsor weather HARTFORD MAN OUJ) election of the Republican victors in and thinks a lot of it. on roads and cut off Kashgar. situation, the attitude of Governor street tonight In honor of St. Pat Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Burr and Miss prophet. Cross notwithstanding.” their respective districts has been She arrived virtually an unknown, British-Jap Oonfilct rick’s Night. Bob Chaney and Sam Carrie M. Johnson, assistant treas The five remaining snowstorms Dayton, 0., March 17.— (A P )— As to injunction proceedings, described as improbable. In the Sec came to attention in a single role Meanwhile, General Ma Chu-lng, my Green, two weU known come urer of the Burr Nurseries, have due to hit Manchester will be of lit Thomas Murphy, 17, Hartford, Rogers said the hotel men felt they ond District C. Dow of Danielson (in "A Bill of Divorcement”) and leader of the Kashgar independent dians and Miss Betty Green, popular returned from Boston where they tle Importance. The moon is a dry Conn., and James Lee, 26, Louis could have obtained an injunction ■who ran a close .'•econd to William then signed a starring contract. government troops, was reported girls’ orchestra leader wUl enter attended the fiower show in Me one, showing little rain or snow to ville, Ky., charged with having slain "but we were satisfied it would C. Fox in the race for the district Hollywood has heard many strange meurching on Kashgar with rem tain. Also Chet Powers, a wizard chanics hall. In oy give an enthusl- be unloadeo upon the earth in this George Silvers, a special watchman give little more than temporary re section. Maag claims. nomination, two years ago has been things about her: That she wears nants of his army, which was de on tbe strings will be present to aaUc report of tbe show which this during a holdup at the S t Jostph’i lief.” year is flnei than ever, and <>^ii at mentioned as the probable nominee. ragged dinims and hobnailed shoes; feated in the north by provincial keep things lively. Powers has ap Blacb day there has been a rise in Mission here on March >, were in* Rogers said Connecticut “was the tention to the axhlblt, which occu for first The nomination in the Fifth Dis the she carries a pet monkey; that government forces. peared at the leading New England the temperature. This is having a dieted degree murder by laughing stock of the entire Nation pied the stage on the main floor, by good effect bringing the frost out the County Grand trict, although the subject of con she avoids movieland society; that The dispatch added that British night clubs and tbe other entertain Jury, which re because of our childish liquor laws.” Sherman Eddy, who is well known siderable discussion brings forth no she won’t admit or deny her -nar- agents in Kashgar, Khotan and ers have made reputations in New of the ground. When the real warm ported today. to many Manchester people because weather arrives there is joing to candidate known now to have an riage. Jarkent—three strategic towns in York city and Boston clubs. She was bom in Hartford, Conn., MEE’TINO TOMORROW. of his connection with the (bounty be so little frost left that the back outstandingly strong position. Southwestern Sinklang—have advo about 1905. Her father is a sur Hartford, March 17.—(A P)— A Y. M. C. A., as well as hla work as roads will be much better to travel Kopplemann’s renomination in the cated a unification of these three Paul Cleary, 43, of 18 Llllev geon. Ludlow O. Smith, a New York statewide meeting of package store a landscape architect. over than has been expected, he SAT. First District is generally accepted districts into an independent Mos street, was sent to the State Farm insurance man who agreed never to owners has been called for tomor Mr. Eddy is now the proprietor maintains. and assured. The Fourth DisMct, lem domain ruled by an luudentified for Inebriates, Norwich, in Town and Interfere with her career, is her row at 12:30 p. m., at the Hotel of the Towpatn Gardens. Hartford, It has been found that the frost however, is regarded as the possible Moslem prince from British India. Court this morning. (Jleary was SUN. husband. Garde by Samuel H. Claplan, presi and his arrangement of an old New has gone as deep in the ground as Circle arena of James J. Txmney*s political It reported that this advice con arrested early last evening on Mam On the stage sffter Bryn Mawr, dent of the state association at England cottage, with its old-fash 40 Inches In some places, while In flicted with "Japanese plans” in street and was charged with intoxi Life was a puppet in debut William L, Tierney who de Katherine played small roles. She which a definite plan for filing the ioned plantings, well-sweep, shed Sinklang. cation and breach of the peace. others there is less than a foot. feated Representative Schuyler lost a Job or two for talking back to names of those who wish to avail and other accessories was a gold Where there is heavy turf the frost hands— but love was M erritt in 1980 is of course one of themselves of privileges under the directors. Upon coming to Holly Leo Webr’s orchestra, which is medal winner. Mr. Eddy staged a did not sink as low as In the mere master! the leading contenders for the place. injunction will be outlined, so that wood she made up her mind defin now playing under the name of Jim similar exhibit at the national flow exposed places lacking a heavy The name of former Mayor Alfred the procedure may be orderly. itely to become a star, this meant Rhodes’ Kitchen dance orchestra, er show held at the SUte Armory grass covering. N. Phillips of Stamford has also A t the same time, it is expected creating an off screen personality to THREE POWER PACT will appear at the Hartford 'Hmes a few years ago, but the Boston ex been mentioned as a possibility. the association will set up rules of get on the screen. Hence the mon progress show at the State Armory hibit is more elaborate and Aas at Washington observers look to J. sale which will place them on exact key and the shoes and the overalls in Hartford next Thursday night, tracted a great deal of favorable Frands Smith of Waterbury as a ly the same basis as the druggists, and the studied Indifference. playing from 9:45 to i0:15 o’clock. comment. PUBUC RECORDS probability for the state chairman WAITS SIGNATURES except that they will not, of course, Katherine knew what she wanted Tbe orchestra includes a number of Mrs. Albert Hemingway and her ship if David A. Wilson steps aside and she got i t sell under prescription. They will local players. daughter, Mis. Harold Belcher, are The wUl of Charles R. Hathaway with Mrs. Josopha Whitney, Mrs. remain open for sales until 11 p. m., other local people who have been Anna L. Delaney or Mrs. Nora Har at the latest and will sell in not less was admitted to probate this morn The Board of Selectmen Inspected attending the Boston show, and are ing. There were no public bequests ris as possibilities for the vice chair than half-pint containers. n c e i HOSPITAL NOTES Treaty Binds Anstria to Con- the work being done in the Town expected home today. and no inventory was filed. O manship. Ctourt building and plana for rush Isaac Bell of 17 Rosemary plac?, snk Italy Before Making ImonsiQfjog yn UY ing the work through to completion TO MAKLEY CONVICTED; Mrs. -Louise Oilman of 236 Main next week will be maugurated Mon street, and EHizabeth Runde of 118 day. Walnut street were admitted, and Any Major Moves. The regi’lar monthly meeting of EVERY TO DIE IN CHAIR Anna Arson of 146 South Mam I IS CONSECRATED P A R S O IlS ’ Beg. March 19 street was discharged yesterday. the oBard of Selectmen will be held HARTFORD WEEK Pop, Mats. Wed. and S at In the MunietpaJ building Tuesday Rudolph Wadas of il Norman Rome, March 17 — (AP) — Italy (Oontlnaed from Page One) WOMAN (ODBtlmMd tren Page One) street was admitted today. will help write Austrian history evening. Bills for the month of OPENING OF THE SPRING SEASON A son was bora today to Mr. and after today. dies, and Lorenzo Cardinal Laurl, February will be read and turned K M r i i This morning another ballot was over to the town treasurer for pay Mrs. Woodrow Clifford of 34 West A three power consultative pact grand penitentiary. J. B. PRIESTLY’s Exciting Play B U I -\M> taken and the recommendation of street. under which Itady obtains possibly a ment. ____ mercy was turned down. Others present included: 1 AV decisive voice in Austria's future The automobile business in Man Sentence was not immediately Mgr. Joseph A. Breslin, vice-rec QUEEN MO’THER ILL decisions, was announced along tor American Cohege, Rome, Kiley’s chester is looking up. Last night a pronounced. It has'been previously with an economic agreement after a carload of cars, consigned to Ernest indicated that Makley and Pierpont two brothers, James and Father “ DANGEROUS CORNER” W .1 lu'iU'l il .■'tiiii'l .■'till.'I 1. Amsterdam, Holland, March 17. — series of conferences participated in Myles D., of Gloucester. Mass., and Roy, proprietor of the Depot Square will not be sentenced until the third (A P)—Concern was felt today for garage, waa spotted in the Manches M .11 V I ,11 11I by Austria's Chancellor ^llfuss, Father McCormack, rector of the Dillinger henchman, Russell d ark , Queen Mother Emma, ill with bron ter freight yards and this morning with Herbert Rawlinson, Beverly Bayne Premier (Joemboes of Hungary, and Gregorian University in Rome. awidtlng trial on the same charge, chitis. Queen Emma is 76 years Benito Mussolini. they were unloaded. has been tried, beginning Monday. old. togenlously Derised y Direct from 1 Year In N. Y. PLUS I Today, a gold pen and six gold Superbly Acted Mrs. Alice Gilbert, wife of Edwin embossed document’s lay upon Oontinoously ThrUllng • 5 Months in Chicago BUCK JONES Duce’s desk In the Venezia Palace, RABBI WISE AT 60 Gilbert, who disappeared from his awaiiting only the signatures of the home here December 13, waa this three leaden. momtag appointed trustee of bis es BARGAIN PRICES: Nights, 26c to $1.10, Mata. l 6o and 660. “Forbidden TraU” The prime effect of the pact will tate. to the petition presented to SCORES HITLERISM MAIL ORDERS NOW! be to bind Austria to confer with the probate court last week she set BBRIALl S t Patrick*s Party forth that she had made a diligent Italy before making any move that New York, March 17.—(AP)— **THREE MUSKETEERS’* might betray her independence — search for his whereabouts and nad Rabbi Stephen S. Wise sail tcklay on particularly through a union with not been able to lo ^ te him. She his sixtieth birthday “while the Nazi, Germany. asked that she oe named trustee. A t shadow of Hitlerism lies over the the session of the probate court this TONIGHT Both Dollfuss and Goemboea world Jewry and over dvUiaaUon no morning her petition was aeoeptsd arose early today and prepared with AT birthday celebration can be a happy and she was appointed. their staffs of economic experts for one.” the ceremony concluding negotia Dr. Wise is founder and rabbi of Mrs. James W. Foley of 161 North tions begun Tuesday at Mussolini’s the Free Synagogue and preaident Main strset received a letter yester Invitation. of tbe Jewish Institute of Religion. day from her cousin in Londonderry, GEORGE’S TAVERN The experts will remain behind “Tbe tragedy of tragtdiea Iz that Ireland, also a box containing a A ROMAN HOLIDAY Cor. Oak and Cottage Sts. Geo. England, Prop. when thdr chiefs return to their Hitlerism has come to pasa In a quantity of real Irish shamrocks, capitals. It will be the Job of the country which has been nMnlnally picked in the open fields near the OF BEAUTY, SONG former to work out details of the Christian for nearly 1,600 years and anoltnt town. Though earefully economic agreement the two in which Jews have lived and tolled wrapped In damp cotton, the leaves A N D LAUGHTER! Vaudeville Floor Show premiers reached in principle. and served for one thousand years.” seemed badly wilted. Mrs. Foley With the Famous Irish Comedians He continued: "Hitlerism does not immediately placed them in water presage the destruction ol Judaism and today— St. Patrick's day— they or Israel, though it brings immeas have fully revived. The letter oon- urable and inexpiable hurt to the veyed the news that they have had “BOB” CHANEY Jew. Hitlerism, is however, a ter a severe winter in Elngland and Ire Ten-Shan rible shook to those of us who had land, as far as cold la concerned, and and come to believe that such tolngs tbat there is a decided drouth ow could never again be in a ChtDitlaa ing to the dry season last summer Buddies oountry.'» and fall, as well asv through the win* Miss Betty Hale ter. Th« Bvllttln Beu4 Mias Mary Carney of New Haven Accompanied by has leased a store in the State thea li-Sfirrlefi OrguUmtloWi Weddings ter buildlaff and will open thia after noon. The store wUl deal la wom “Sammy” Green en’s ssUllnery. Miss Oarney has D. A. V. Mozley-Wescott had considerable experience in this A t the Piano On Monday, March I9tb, Ralph Miss Esther Weseott, daughter of line, but It is her first business ven L. Cbamben, CWef of the D. A. V, Mrs. Waltor Button of Ohsrry Val* ture on her own aeeouat. Popular Professional Entertainers Rehabilitation officers will be the ley, N. T., was married yesterday at guest of the Unknown Soldier Chap the home of her mother, to Joe Attorney Harold Garrity, who has and ter at an open meeting to be held Motley, formerly of Mexico. Mre. bad an office In the Fork building, A p a f f i t B t 1, , in Bulkeiey High school on Maple Mozley Is a niece of Mrs, Harry today Bsoved Into a vacant office In tawetoxe New England’s Favorite Night Club Entertainer avenue, Hartford at 8 o’clock p. m. Cabocm of 13 Summit street, and the State Theater buUdlng. He Ralph is a forceful speaker and has made her home with her auat will occupy the room formerly used ______knows his stuff. Points that are here. She le a graduate of Rook* the Manchester Rating aad Cred i h i t f l A td ville High scbooL olasi of 1988 and CHET POWERS Dot generally understood by the it company, and In addition to this IDDKIeeeJtMl public will bs brought forward and Mr. Mosley is a graduate of t ^ will have another room soroso tbe VocaUst and Wizard of the Strings explained and the proposed veter- University of Mexico. Tbe youag hall which can be used for eonsulto* a Ro io m i i «ns leglaiaUoa will be dleouased. ooimie on their return from a tlona. . The meeting will be open to anyone wedding trip through New Tork state will take up bousekeeplnf Is Your Favorite Beer On Draught! u d it la hoped a good delegation of ex«servlee men will be present from the Midland Apartments, ths b r l^ RURAL EDUCATION thle town. groom being employed in Hartforo. EBLING’S CREAM ALE Manchester Chapter ^md a most successful m e s t^ ea Friday, March •OWL FOE T n ^ NEEDOFREUGION Dtb. Tbs comradss tumsd out in The Famone NARRAGANSETT b f f p This afternoon at Murphy's alleys (Oettnaod f w Pogf Out) force to welcome the dletrlct officers Tsams No, 1 and 4 of ths Cravat PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER who paid us a visit and gavt tbs League will bowl for the league not teach “the religious or pklle* boys a few useful poUitsrs. It la ohasMlonsbtp. Team No. 1, with sophlosl undarstsnding of ths land plaansd to have a social hour after Bill Olatz as outaln, wen the first or the sky, or ths place of man our meetings. A food tlms COD bo half while BUI Brennan’s Colts won aaw n f tbs boaota and plants." hod by oU If ssoufh fit tofstbor. ■ABTEirOEMt tbs secoDd half. Cap. Lsrdsr'a oiv K s luggistsd that rural roUgioua AU comradss latsrastsd la tbs ebastra wW ffiralsb tha muoio. After oducatlea Inehids in Ito ourrlottla ' -’’■J BALLillPBII bf b«lBf ersated by tbs Motor Vs* Assarioan rMlglous history sad SLOOD 'wu/* Rumiofr tbe gasMC are ever the beys wttk 8 • S h o w i - 8 Scle Dept, for veterans should get tbflr wlvsi or jl r l frlsnds wfu jew * "tbe dlsoovsry of Ood la tboit fields la touch with tbe coauBaader or ad* ney to Csstis Fona for thslr gaaual of rsotlty diselofsd by the awdora Jutaat ------^
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.SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON, of the Cburob of Our Savior, Plato- ior at the end of His puUic minis died cuddeoly on Monday afternoon vUle, Conn. try. 1. Once more He proclaims after a few boure Ulneea, was held Friday, March 80tb—Good Friday Hlmsslf ths I ^ h t of tbs World. yesterday afternoon at the Ctaria- —^Morning Prasrar, lita n y , Peniten 2. Ones mors He admonishes us to tlan Apoetolic church. Rev. PhUlp Queer Twists DHUSUDHOraf Jesus Responds To Faith tial Office at 10:00 a. m. 13:00- beUve in ths lig h t 8. Once more Beyer of Lewis county. New York, 8:00 p. m.: Three Hour Service with He urges us* to become the sons of and Rev. Walter Wartxnan of In Day *s News Text: Bbtt 16:fl-16:U addresees on the "Seven Last Words Light Union City, N. J., officiated. Burial TBUWBIIDTMI The Internsttoiial Unlfonn Sun from the Cross.” 7:80 p. m.—Eve Lenten service on Wednesday at was In toe family ifiot in Ellington day School Leeeon for Bfaroh 18. ning Prayer. ^ 7:30 p. m. in English. Text of cemetery. 'The bearers were Jacob • * • Saturday, March 31—Easter Eve, sermon: Psalm 69, 85-87. Subject: Ruch, John Moser, John Isch, Nich Montreal-Ludan Guay having BY WM. E. GILBOY, D. D. 4:00 p. m.—Holy Baptism. The hymn of praise of toe redeemed olas Iscb, (Christian Gottler and Got- been convicted ot dealing in magic, Speaks of Lesmg NeuHj Edltw of The Ooncregatlonsllct. The Supreme Healing Power Sunday, April 1st, Ekuter Day— of toe Lord. 1. Wherefor they lieb Zahner. has until Tuesday to determine (by Thii lesson, which has been de By OBORGB HENRY DOLE 6:00 a. m.. Holy Communion. 8:00 give thanks. 2. How they glvt Briefs. power of magic i what sentence signed to teach and emphasize the a. m.. Holy Communion. Carols by thanks. Miss EHlzabeto 'Towle, teacher of Judge Tetreaum will give him and Then JnapiBg froB a International Sunday School Lessou^mortal. He answers every prayer Jimior Choir. 10:45 a. m.. Morn The court gave Guay three hours reality of faith, has been a stumb ing Prayer. Holy Communion and French and Elnglisb at toe Rockville Text. March 18. "Ask and it in ' toe fullness of one’s reception. High school, is spending the week yesterday to figure it out, at the end AdIo After a F i^ ling block to many people. If we shall be given unto you; seek and This may not seem true, because sermon. 2:00 p. m.. Holy Baptism. of which time toe magician said be 3:00 p. m.. Children’s Festival Carol end at her home at Dover, N. H. were to read it with cold and pro ye Shan find, knock and it shaO be man ask." writo reference to what The work of making up toe rate was still very much in the dark. Hie opened unto you.” Matt. 7:7. is temporary and of this world, Service. 7:00 p. m., Elvenlng Pray Judge said he bad not figured it out saic literalism, it would present the er and Sermon. 8:00 p. m., Blaster ROCKVILLE book for toe town taxes is now be Rochester, N. Y., March IT,— Master in a character far different while toe Lord answers with refer ing completed by Miss Eldlto Casati, either and that Guay could have un There is no healing power com ence to wrhat best promotes happi Pageant til 'Tuesday to try to determine what (AP)—Under prolonged questiemhig;, from that of the full picture that we 'There will be ^>ecial services of assistant town clerk. 'The work of have of him in the Gospels. parable to that which comes from ness in toe everlasting life. He the punishment is to be. by deputy sheriffs, Joseph Baechlezw promises whatever we ask in His Holy Baptism Saturday, March 31st collecting toe taxes will be started Instead of thinking of him as the Lord when the mind is at peace Easter Eve at 4:00 p. m., also Sun on April 1 by Collector Claude A. 30, automobile dealer of Tavistock^' name, which is to ask not for what RECORD PARTY TO TAKE Mills. Chicago—After a poll le squad had Ont., who was found tying in Buf ready and eager to perform a deed with Him. By command and magic is in this world, but for toe qualities day, Easter Day, April 1st at 2:00 dashed out with all toe equipment of love and mercy, he would i^pear touch. He healed all manner of dis that are in Him. If we saw a p. m. A special communication of Fav- needed for snake catching it de falo road at toe city line early tor as very reluctant and hesitating. eases and even raised the dead. This mother at a distance throwing her ette Lodge, No. 69, A. F. A A. M., day, admitted he was Just a weai^ He wo^d seem almost to share the H. S. WASHINGTON TRIP veloped that toe desk sergeant had He did not only to disclose His pow treasures overboard, we would think THE CENTER CHURCH was held on Friday evening at 7 mside a slight error. hitch-hiker and not toe victim of a prejudices of those who despised er to heal bodily infirmities, but also her insane. But upon coming near o’clock In Masonic ball. people of a foreign race, and in (OongregatloBal) He had written a word in bis lapse of memory. to reveal and to give access to hlgn- er, and seeing that the ship is on Rev. Watson Woodruff Carl Gerich, popular barber at the complaint book that looked like stead of having that gentleness and er powers that reign over all things fire, we would see her to be merci Plans Being Made on Basis of Taylor barber shop on Market “snake” but which turned out to be “I Just became exhausted from graciousness that we associate with of the physical body and is the in ful. Do not Judge superficially or Participation in Journey by street, is showing improvement "smoke.” Residents who sent in hitch-hiking and lay down in toe him in the blessing of the little chil Morning Worship, 10:60. Sermon dex of spiritual health, heavenly from appearances. The Lord sees by toe Minister in toe Lenten Series. 102 Students and Teachers. after having been seriously ill with toe complaint wished toe police to road,” Bsiechler told toe persistent dren, and in other contacts, he would peace and quiet in the mind. The that our ship is on fire, and vdien 'The music; pneumonia at his home on Tolland abate a smoke nuisance. sheriffs in charge of toe investiga^ seem to have spoken and acted with omnipotent powers of the Lord en distresses come, they always save avenue. a strange harshness. Prelude—He Was Despised, Han tlon. viron us now, like the sphere of from something worse, and if right del. Plans for the annual Washington Arthur T. Bissell, who has been Campbellton, N. B.—John Perron, What are the facts? As Jesus gravity or like the undiscovered ly taken they advance toe eternal Anthem—The Sim Shall be No Soon after being found in the road came into the coast of Tyre and trip of toe senior class of toe Rock spending a vacation in Florida, nas of Vala d’Amour asked his cousin, Baechler was taken to General hos laws of nature. The Lord is the life. More My Light, Woodward. ville High school are fast material returned to his home in this city. James Perron if toe latter were “as Sidon we are told that a woman of same yesterday, today and forevut. The woman who had long suffer Hymn-Anthem—When the Lord pital. There he told sheriffs he was Canaan met him, appealing to him izing. The chaperones were an Miss Margaret E. Fay, daughter good a man as I am” ana James re unable to remember an3rthlng lead “Ask and It shall be given to you. ’ ed, said that if she could but touch of Love Was Here, Chadwick, of Mrs. Andrew Fay of East street plied in toe afffrmative, John to heal her daughter, who was “But,” replies one, “I have asked, toe hem of the Lord’s garment she Postlude—Postlude, Newell. nounced yesterday and toe detailed ing up to his predicament. “grievously vexed with a devil,” or, has entered toe Brooks hospital at knocked his cousin down, bit off toe A somewhat vague assertion, the prayed, beseeched; yet I do not re would be healed. She did, and felt 'The Church School, 9:30. itinerary will be ready within a Brookline, Mass., tc study clinical end of his nose and used fists to in as we shoiUd probably say in our ceive.” ’That this subject may ap toe rectifying power operating with 'The Women’s class, 9:30. Mrs. deputies said, that be bad Jumped terminology, seriously afflicted with week. 'The party will leave Rock laboratory diagnosis. flict other injuries, according to from an automobile after a fight pear in rational light, the laws of in her. Jesus felt virtue going forth Hardy, leader. ville on Saturday morning, April Miss Mary E. Laning, a member James complaint in court. John is some form of disease. the Lord’s operation must be known. from Him. The hem of toe gar with three men “in a big sedan” The Men’s League, 9:30. Harry 20, going by bus to Hartford where of toe Rockville High school faculty now in Jail waiting trial. proved to be just imaginaUon. We are told that Jesus paid no Grasp this wondrous fact concern ment is toe divine order in exter Kitching, leader. they will take the train to New attention to her, not answering her is spending toe week-end at her Baechler’s Story ing toe Lord’s nature. Remember nals. Touch toe hem of toe Lord’s The Psustor’s Class, 9:30. York. home in Springfield. at all; but the disciples, troubled it, and get toe strength and con garment. Bring the external life Lenten Institute, 6:00. Leader, Chicago—The police said Albert Baechler's story as finally elicited with her beseeching, came to him solation in it; namely, toe Lord into Divine order. 'Thereupon vir John A. Hood. Pieinist, Miss Lucile Prof. Philip M. Howe, principal, A large number attended the’ Dollman, a candidate for Committee by toe officers was this: and asked him to send her away. of such a nature that He cannet tue will fiow from Him into us and Brown. Speaker, Porter Brown, sec will be in charge of toe party and dance last evening at toe Elks man, lived up to toe slogan on one Last Monday be telephoned bis » • « turn His face from anyone, nor look work its wonders. “Ask and ye retary for Young People’s Work of will be assisted by Miss Gwendolyn Home, comer of EUlington avenue of his campaign cards, which read: wife in Toronto that he would drive The reply of Jesus to the disciples with a stem countenance ilpon. any shall receive.” the Connecticut Congregational Ook, teacher of biology and general and Prospect street, held under the “Action speaks lOuder than words.” to toe city and take her home from seemed as harsh and unsympathetic Conference. Topic: What 'They May science, and Miss Elizabeth Weed, sponsorship of Rockville Ledge, No. They accused him of sprinting away a shopping trip. as their own attitude, for Jesus Become. Specif music by a chorus teacher of English and civics. 1359, B. P. O. Elks, for members of from Policeman G. McGillicuddy Baechler told toe officers he toe lodge, their wives and lady when he left a cleaning and dyeing drove a second-hand machine to said, “I am not sent but imto the trained by Sidney French. Supper Plans are now being made for a shop, with several allegedly stolen lost sheep of the house of Israel.” served by toe King’s Daughters. party of 102, toe largest number friends. Toronto, sold it, and started to wan When the woman came then and The Week evei to take this trip from Rockville 'The Ladies’ Aid Society of toe articles. He was finally caught but der. He crossed the border at Ni Rockville Methodist church will toe exertion of toe sprint made him agara Falls, he said, and hitch worshiped him, appealing to him for Monday, 7:30—The Garden club. in one group. ill and he had to be taken to a hospi hiked to Syracuse. His funds be help, the words of Jesus seemed 'Tuesday, 7:00— Enlarged Choir The trip from New York will be hold a public card party on next tal. • coming exhausted yesterday, Baech even more stem, for he said, “It is rehearsal. ‘ made over toe Baltimore & Ohio Wednesday afternoon at the home ler said he started back and not meet to take the children’s 'Tuesday, 7:00—Troop 3, Boy railroad. Several side trips are of Mrs. Henry Gyngell of Thtmpson Stafford Springs, Conn.— Paul hitched rides through Rochester. He bread and to cast it to dogs.” CHURCHES Scouts. now under consideration. Details street. Prizes will be awarded and Joseph Brizard, 29, pleaded g;ullty In had started west in Buffalo road, be But the woman was persistent. Tuesday, 7:30—High Y. of toe itinerary are being worked refreshments served. court to theft of 337.33 from a said, when he became hungry and Great in her faith and in her deter SOUTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL<^the parsonage on Thursday evening 'Tuesday, 7:30—Girl Reserves. out by Paul Sullivan, of New Haven, The Postal Telegraph Company grocery store and then told toe exhausted and “Just laid down.” mination, she matched the challenge Leonard C. Harris, Minister at 8 o’clock. Wednesday, 2:30—Women’s Fed special ageht of toe “New Haven” has opened a station in toe office ot court he had spent some of toe Baechler said be was the son of of the Master by replying, “Truth, eration. railroad. Dowding A Martin in toe Henrv Palm Sunday evening at 5 o’clock Lenten Bible Study. Leader, Mr. building. money in toe same store. He was Andrew Baechler, who served 14 Lord, yet the dogs ea:t the crumbs Sunday—9:30 Church School with toe Emanuel Choir will sing Maun- Minstrel Show Tonight. bound over to toe Superior Court. years as mayor of 'Tavistock. which fall from their masters’ Woodruff. Hostesses: Mrs. Ray classes for all ages. 10:45 Morning der’s cantata “Olivet to Calvary.” mond Burnham, Mrs. Robert Haw The old time minstrel show to be table.” worship with sermon. ’The Pastor 'The choir will be assisted by Mau given tonight In toe town hall In Are we, then, to reaid this passage ley, Mrs. Carl Hoff, Mrs. Arthur continuing his Lenten series on The rice Wallen, tenor, G. Albert Pear Loomis, Mrs. William Kean. cele'oratlon of St. Patrick’s night is entirely apart from the picture that Personal Religion of Jesus, subject— son, baritone, and Eva Johnson, ac sponsored by toe two divisions of we have of Jesus in the Gospels, and Wednesday, 6:30—Cub Pack. Christ’s Secret of Power. companist. All are most cordially Wednesday, 7:00 — Ii, - As - Much the Ancient Order of Hibernians, utterly without the light and sugges 4:00—Pastor’s Training Class for invited to enjoy this beautiful and whose members feel sure that It will tiveness tl^ t the whole portrayal Circle, King’s Daughters. young people. impressive sei^ce. Please note Wednesday, 7:00—Shining Light be one of the best productions in Spring Sale— Heywood-WakeHeld of the Master throws upon it? Sure 4:30—Rehearsal of Easter drama. the change in toe time. The serv Circle, King’s Daughters. many years. ly only a very blind and prosaic 6:00—Epworto League. Speaker, ice will begin at 5 o’clock. Saturday, 6:00—Junior Choir re Frederick T. Hartensteln will act reader could interpret the passage Miss Ruth Cloyes of East Hartford, Holy Communion will be celebrat hearsal. as interlocutor. William Hahn, in that way. Illustrated talk on toe West Indies. ed on 'Thursday and Friday evenings Saturday, 6:30—Choir rehearsal. Jr., is director. An appropriate t • • • 7:15—Evening service. The Pastor of Holy Week. 'The service 'Thurs stage setting was arranged yester Would it not seem to be the truth, continuing his series of interpreta day evening will be Swedish and SE€X)ND CONGREGATIONAL day for toe dress rehearsal held last rather, that Jesus was rebuking the tions of great religious masterpieces. Friday evening English. evening. attitude o f. the disciples who sent Subject this hour, De Vinci’s—The Frederick C. Allen, Minister Baby Carriages The twice postponed meeting of There will be six end men in this the woman away altogether, that he Last Supper, A Study in Character. the Hartford District will be held In evening’s production, including two was trying them as he was trying Music at morning hour— Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon Prelude—"Gethsemane” . .. .Mailing Bridgeport Wednesday toe 21st. by the pastor, “What of the Sermon professional black faced vaudeville the woman herself? Rev. K. E. Erickson and Carl Noren entertainers. Those taking toe part Is it not much more nearly the Processional Hymn—Magdalena. on the Mount?” The music: Special Anthem—“O, Dearest Bloom,” will represent Emanuel. The Dis of the black faced comedians are truth to believe that, when Jesus, trict Women’s Missionary Society Prelude—Moderate Pathetic ...... “Charlie” Presslec, "Howie” Dailey, hr'response to the froman'a pttifu) ...... Weatoerdon ...... Kancem Anthem—“O, for the Peace, which will convene at the same time, and "El” Hartensteln, and "Johnnie” pleading said, “It is not meet to take place. Mrs. K. E. Erickson and Anthem—Lovely Appear ...... Gllllch of Rockville and Ralph Dou- children’s bread and to cast it to Floweto as a River” ... Stevenson ...... Gounod Combination Offer— Recessional Hymn—Penitence. several other local women will at chane and “Ray” Cobum of Hart dogs,” there was a mildness and tend. Offertory—Romance ...... Damm ford. kindness in his eye that belied his Postlude—Nible. Postlude—E Flat ...... Best Buy A Beautiful The Week The Week. There will be dancing after the wofds? As if he were playfully Monday, 7:30—Beethoven. Church school and Everyman’s referring to a narrow and bitter Monday—7:00 Girl Scouts; 7:30 show with music by Ernie Rock and Heywood- Boy’s basketball. 'Tuesday, 4:30—Confirmation. Class at 9:30. Speaker at toe class: his Hotel Bond orchestra. prejudice, that other men felt, in Tuesday, 6:00—Children's Chorus. Mr. R. E. Martin Adjutant of toe the very moment when he was going Tuesday — 4:00, “Starlight” The event is for toe benefit of St. Wakefield Brownie Pack; 6:00, Cub Scouts; 'Tuesday, 8:00—G Clef concert. Manchester Salvation Army Corps. Bernard’s Catholic church. St. Pat to perform for the woman the deed 7:15, Boy Scouts; 7:30, Cecillan Wednesday, 7:15—Quiet Hour. Christian Endeavor meeting at rick’s night minstrels have been Carriage Now— of love and mercy that she sought. Club; 7:45, Men’s Bowling League at Thursday, 7:15—Boy Scouts. 6:30, in charge of Elton Clark’s given by members of this church for 'This would seem to us the only the Y.M.C.A. FWday, 6:30—Junior Choir. group. Topic: “He Took It Upon more than 40 years. true and natural interpretation —an Wednesday—4:00, The Pastor’s Friday, 7:00—Sunday School Himself.” MacHugh Concert Sunday. For Only interpretation entirely consistent 'Training Class for Juniors and Inter Teachers and Officers. Our dramatic group presents Edward MacHugh of Brookline, with both the spirit and the teaching mediates; 7:30, Mid-week Lenten de Saturday, 9:30—Confirmation. “His Cross,” at toe Methodist Mass., well known radio gospel solo of Jesus. He intended that the em votional hour. Saturday, 2:30—Junior Mission church in Windsor at 7:30. ist, will sing at toe Rockville phasis should be, as it is for us, up Thursday—8:00, The young men’s Band. Notes Methodist church on Sunday eve on the woman’s faith, upon the faith team will play New London at the Saturday, 6:00—Emanuel Choir. Monday at 7—Boy Scouts. ning. 'The service will commence that could triumph over prejudice School Street Recreations' Center. and the Insulting attitude even of Wednesday at 2—Women’s League. at 7:30 o’clock and will be open to Friday — 6:30, Young women’s Wednesday at 8—Play, “The Man the public. John F. Wilby, church the disciples, and that, in trustful gymnasium hour. SALVATION ARMY ness of the Master’s goodness, she Adj. R. E. Martin I From Brandon,” given by toe play organist, will preside at toe organ. Extra Saturday—9:00, Boy’s basketball; ers from Windsor, and entertain An invitation has been tendered could believe that all things with 6:45 Choir rehearsal. Sunday ment by a magician-ventriloquist. to all music lovers of Rockville and God, through him, were pxjssible. Notes vicinity to attend this concert by A mild and gentle lover of chil A special Holy Week service for Company meeting at 9:30 a. m. At the close of the entertainment We Give You A The tournament is drawing to a the members of the club will hold Rev. Charles S. Johnson, pastor, who dren, in dealing with them, often the women of the parish igill be held will offer prayer while toe scripture will assume a playful harsness that on Tuesday evening, March 27 at close. Only a few more Sundays left, their monthly business meeting. so if your class is not in toe running, Thursday at 7:45—Lenten de will be read by Rev. E. L. Nield. the children do not misunderstand. 7:45. A program of high merit is Textile Meeting. It was in that spirit that Jesus act being prepared under toe direction be sure that your presence counts votional service 9-t toe Y. M. C. A. Lovely ed and spoke the very moment that of Mrs. Louis St. Clair Burr. this Sunday. If your class is one of Saturday at 7:30—Choir re An open meeting of Rockville he was about to reveal his love and Friday evening of Holy Week, toe the leaders you \^1 have to be pres hearsal. Local, No. 2012, United TexUle goodness in an act of mercy. traditional service which has been ent to keep the lead. The deepy spiritual play, “His Workers of America, affiliated with Baby’s conducted by the Rev. Leonard C. The Holiness meeting begins at Cross,” by Ralph P. Claggett, was the American Federation of Labor, SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL Harris for the past twelve years will eleven and Adjutant Martin will presented at toe Sunday evening is to be held this afternoon in toe jQok for the S. E. Green, Minister be held in the sanctuary. ’The serv speak. ’The attention of all Bands service at North Methodist church Prescott block. This meeting was ice is called, “’The Shadows.” The men and Songsters is called to a re in Hartford last Sunday night, will announced last week following toe JUdHuhCofi Bed English Morning Worship 10:30. Pastor will be assisted by toe choir, hearsal at 2 p. m. Please be prompt. be given this Sunday night at Wind regular business meeCing and an in Sunday School 1^. singing—DuBois’ ‘"The Seven Last "The insplrltional service begins at 8 sor, and in our own church on vitation was extended to all textile English Evening f^ervice 7:30. Mr. Words.” when Rev. Harris B. Anthony of the Easter Sunday evening. workers to attend. J. D. Broman, superintendent of the The cast of young people which so Nazarene church will be toe speak Funeral of John J. Lee. You’ll Find Just the Adorable Carriage You Want Swedish Christian Orphanage at successfully presented recently, er; His topic will be “Service of A masonic funeral service was Love.” Open Air service in front of CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE held at 7:30 o’clock Friday evening Cromwell will speak at both Sunday “Here Comes Charlie” has received H.'B. Anthony, Pastor. In These Splendid New Models— services. requests to repeat toe play in two Citadel at 7 p. m., if weather per for John J. Lee, aged 53, of 19 Park Tuesday evening, Yoimg People’s different communities. ’Tht first en mits. Salvation meeting in Citadel street who died on Monday evening Bible Study, 7:30. gagement, definitely'set for Coven at 7:30 p. m. 'The Band and Song 9:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer serv at the McNab Private Hospital at Heywood styles are famous for their attractiveness—large, roomy bodies in shape Wednesday evening service, 7:30. try, will be on April 10 and will be ster Brigade will play and sing. ice. Wethersfield. 'The service, held at Friday evening, 7:30, Ladies Aid under the auspices of toe Coventry Adjutant Martin will speak. 9:30 a. m.—Church Bible school. the home, was m charge of Fayette ly proportions, rich color tones, beautiful linings and appointments. society meeting at home of Mrs. Grange. Saturday: Open Air service at 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship Lodge, No. 69, A. F. A A. M. after Anna Anderson, 32 Benton street. 7:30 p. m. if weather permits. Meet with sermon by toe pastor. which Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, Supper will be served tonight ing in Citadel at 8 p. m. 8:00 p. m.—Junior Mission Band. pastor of toe Union Congregational Heywood carriages are also noted for their splendid construction and exclusive EMANUEL LUTHERAN. 6:30—Young People’s hour. from 6 to 8 at the church. Tickets Knut E. Erickson, Pastor. church, officiated. Burial took place convenience features. Let us explain them, and try them yourself. can be purchased from members of ST. MARY’S CHURCH. 7:30 p. m.—Special service of re tola morning in toe North Moodus the Yoimg People’s Society. citing scripture passages by mem Sunday School and Bible classes Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector. cemetery. 'The committal service bers of toe Sunday school. at toe grave was conducted by toe MANCHESTER - VERNON at 9:30. The Week All services will be English. The Sunday, March 18th—Fifth Sun delegation from Fayette Lodge, No. PAR*SH Monday at 7:30 p. m.—Meeting 69, A. F. & A. M., which accompan Carriages Priced morning service will be held at day in Lent. of toe Young People’s Society for Methodist Episcopal Church 10:45. 'The sermon theme will be Services as follows: ied toe body from Rockville. The Marvin S. Stocking, Minister toe election of officers. bearers Were members of Fayette From $13.75 Up “Which of you Convlcteto me of 8:00 p. m.—Holy Communion, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.—Women's Sin?” ‘The Emanuel and Junior 9:30 a. m.—Church School. Men’s Lodge. Nortl Main Street. Foreign Missionary Society will John H. 'Moore. Choirs will sing. At our 7 o’clock Bible Class. meet at toe church. Strollers Choir practice at 5:30 this after service we will conclude our study 10:45 a. m.—Morning Prayer and John H. Moore, aged 47 years, of noon. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.—Pray 22 Main street, Vernon, died at toe Ft(hb $8.25 of “The Passion t. Our Lord in toe Sermon. ’The rector will preach a er meeting. Sunday morning, 9:45—Church Light of Prophecy.” Special mu special sermon to toe Order of De Rockville City hospital on 'Thursday school; 10:30, meditation; 10:45, Friday at 7:30 p. m.—Class meet evening following a long illness. sic will be provided by members of Molay and toe Order of Rainbow. ing. worship with sermon on ‘The Gold the Emanuel Choir. We trust all 3:00 p. m.—Highland Park Sun Death weus caused by complications. en Strands In the Cord ol Unity.” will remember toe offering to oe day School. Mr. Moore was employed In Tal- Epworth League at 6:00 p. m. CONCORDIA LUTHIUAN cottvllle by Talcott Brothers as a lifted for missions and charities. 5:00 p. m.—Young People’s Fel Garden and Winter Streets Walter McConnell is the leader. 'The annual concert of toe G (5lef lowship-Supper meeting. 'The Y. machinist. He was a member of Reg. Cash Price 17.95. Union Lenten service at the “Y” Chorus will be given In the church P. F. will entertain the Y. P. F. from K. Richter, Pastor. the Sacred Heart church at Vernon. Thursday evening at 7:45. on Tuesday. evening. 'The chorus Christ church, UnionvUle. Speaker: He is survlvey by his wife, Mrs. will be assisted by Senta Hofmann, The Rev. Malcolm Taylor, 9:00 a. m.—Sunday school. Elizabeth Moore, a daughter, Mlys Vernon harpist, and Ivar Nelson, violinist. 7:00 p. m,—Evening Prayer emd 10:15 a. m.—Combined English- Mary E. Moore; a sister, Mrs. Fred This Beautiful Big Sunday morning worship at 9:30. Arvid Anderson of Worcester will Sermon. Special preacher: 'The German service and examination of Bebrend, and a brother, Sh^erett Crib-Bassinette . .. Young People’s Community club accompany Mr. Nelson at toe piano. Hev. Malcolm Taylor, Provincial confirmation children. Moore of East Hartford. $1.00 Wednesday evening at 7:30. Tuesday at 8:00 a. m.—Meeting 1716 funeral will be held Monday A musical treat of exceptional merit Secretary of New England. of toe Confirmation Reunion serv Five Different Carriage Models is assured. 'Tickets are on sale and The Week. morning at 9 o’clock at toe Sacred POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH are to bi had from members of toe ice committee. Heart church at Vernon at 9 o’clock. Included In This Offer. Golway Street. Monday, 7:80 p. m.—Girls’ Friend Wednesday at 7:00 p. m,—Lenten \H shC a^ G Clef. ly Society. ,Rev. Father Reldy will officiate. Smaller Than A Crib— Rev. Peter Latas. The la s t'o f our Lenten "Quiet service in toe English language’. Burial will be in S t Bernard’s cem 'Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.—Boy Scouts. Sermon, Rev. Klette from Rock Hours” will be held next Wednesday 7:30 p, m.—Choir rehearsal. etery. Bigger Than A’Bassinette 8:80 a. m. Sunday—Holy Commu evening from 7:16 to 8 o'clock. ville. Funeral of Mrs. Ostertag. nion for everybody. Wednesday, 4:30 p. m.—Children’s 'Thursday at 7:00 o. m.—Lenten Really a %-size crib, meaauring 20x43. 'These services seem to have been Service. 7:80 p. m.— Elvening The funeral of Mrs. Sophie Oster 10:30—Mass. greatly appreciated and the attend service in the German language. tag, wife of Henry Ostertag of 72 Just toe convenient size—big enough for o Prayer and Sermon. Special preach 'Thursday at 8:00—German qhoir. child untU ready for a full sized bed—small I- v'tSm 3:00 Saturday—Children’s confes- ance has continued to increase from er: ’The Rev, John WlUdns, of Trin Union street, who died on Mondc^ Mon. week to week. We hope ttwt this Friday at 8:00—English choir. evening at her late home following enough to roll through doorways. 7:80—Vespers, followed by con ity church, Brlptol. The. Boy Scouts last "Quiet Hour” will be attended and choir are especially ipvlted to a week’s Uliiess, was held at her Sound, hardwood construction, with rust fession for adults. best at all. In the absence at the ZION LUTHERAN. home on Friday afternoon at 2 8:00 p. m. Sunday—Rehearsal for attend this service. High and Cooper Sts. o’clock. Rev. Philip Baer of New less spring (mattress not include). Beau pastor, who will be attending the Friday, 8:80 p, m.—Oirls' Friend tiful shaded ivory finish, with decorated the play in Polish, "The Jolliers In annual meeting of the Hartford dis Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz, Pastor. Jersey officiated. Burial was in America,” to be presented Sunday ly Candidates. 7:80 p. m.—Sev toe fgmily plot In Grove Hill ceme- panels head and foot Drop sMe, with trict, Herman Johnson will lead the enth Lecture on: "What a Church safety foot release. Large rubber-tired evenitig, April 25. service. Sunday school at 8:80 a. m. tery. , /'ll Fat&rr Bugdnacz will assist Rev. man Ought to Know.” Service in English at 9:80 a. ro. swivel wheels. The executive committee of the Sunday, March "26th—7:00 p. m. Funeral of John Laaz. Peter f Ati>s in bearing confessions. Emanuel Brotherhood wOl meet at Text of sermon: John 12, 27-86 (Ju The fnneril of John Laoz, aged —Preacher: the R ev.^eehi Frye, dies Sunday). Subject: Our Sav 71 yhgiv, of 176 Union street, wboi PAGE m m MANCHB8TBB B V ^ N G HERALD. MANCHEWTER. CX)WN., SATURDAY. MARCH 17.198%
M wntiitBtit baste whalssala eemnedlty prleaa— of “eoBdemBlsf these eempsales went up tbres' tsnths of one per oeut i^tbout a trial.” Punching The Time Clock That brings tbam up te TS.S per Perhaps the differsnee between EBratng BrralB cent of where they were in 1926— Insull and the avlatioa oompanles, |N NEW YORK yOBLiiiaeO Bt TiLB XSIULP PRINTING OOUPANT, INa the often expressed goal of Mr. in the Herald-Trlb’s unexpressed •JW4 NIA;,S0Y1C8,INS, II SISMll atr*«t Roosevelt’s hesitant fiscal policy. A Maooh> au r, Coon. view, is that Insull is all washed up THOMAfi PBROUSON year ago when the country was and everybody knows it, whereas By PAUL BABBISON ^experimental plfif, and listaaa at- OanaraJ Maaaper / tentivcly. If nobody itcq^ blow groveling in the very depths of the the aviation contract Jugglers are / .sQ' New York, March 17.—Corse Pay- thinking,he la eraay, Mr. Oanaao Foundad October 1, Itll slough and when the bottom had not—yet Most anybody can get ton died, and Broadwi^ scarcely Publlabod Bvery Fvenlnt Except / will go all along a table domg fallen out of everything, the' price up nerve enough to kick a feUow noticed. No drowds filed by his bier this. “Beg pardon," be will say. fuBdara and Holldajra. Batered at the to honor the memory of the Poat Office a t M anoheater, ConaM aa who is down and already sufficiently / “1 would like to listen to your Second CUaa Mall Matter. level stood a fraction below 60 per h theatrical pioneer. Only a tew old- glass.” SUBSCRIPTION RATOS cent The net gain in the year baa kicke<^ Maybe, in the course of timers fell to tilling anecdotes be The reason is that Mr. Oaamas One Tear, by m ail ...... ,.16.00 ginning: “1 knew mm when—” No Per Month, by mall ...... $ .60 been, then, about 14 per cent time the ’Trlb will be less vociferous v T makes bis living playing on b|MUA- S lnale coplea ...... 01 in its defense of the avistion deals. public tributes oame from the folk, cal glasses, and bs Is always on Delivered, one yeai ...... |».00 To get that gain of 14 per cent now famous, who served apprentice the lookout for any that have a the most extraordinary forcing We seem to remember that there ho ships in his companies. perfect tone. You can’t order,an MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED was a time, not exactly ages ago, And so maybe it la Just as well E-fiat glass u you would a fididle PRESS methods have t ^ n lulopted. Hun that the old man's body went back The Aaaoctated Preaa la axclualvaly when it would have been properly string, he explains; nobody can entitled to the uee tor republloatlon dreds of mlUloha of money have for burial to bis boyhood town of blow or mold a glass and know be of all newa dlapatche credited to It been poured into a score of govern outraged if anybody bad referred to Centerville, Iowa. For Course Pay- forehand how it la going to vi or not otberwlBu credited In thla ton belonged to tbe suburbs and paper and aleo the local nawa pub ment services having nothing in the the great Mr. Inaull as a crook brate. After it is made you can lished heroin. the Interland and tbe village put water in it and change the All rlgbtfc of republlcatlon of world to do with the monetary sys op’ry house. 'There must be many tone, but the tone isn’t so pure. special dlapatohaa herein art alee re tem. Agricultural production has COAST GUARD who remember him as a stock served. company matinee Idol, a producer Mr. Ossman performs in vaude been curtailed through government That Cinderella of the sea serv of melodrama, and aa "America’s ville, and at events such u the Full service client of N B A Ser- bonusea Vast areas have been Wine and Liquor Exposition. A ▼Ice. Inc, ices, the Coart Guard, would of best bad actor”. For something small, patient man, be now uses taken out of tillage. Hogs have like fifteen years, beginning with Publlsher'a Representative: The course get It In the neck In any a play called “Dora, or a Farmer’e 72 glassM which be b u collected Julius Mathews Special Agency—New been destroyed to boost up pork “economy” spasm. Away go the Iron Will”, he trouped the middle In u e twelve years, but he would Tork, Cblcagc. Detroit and Boston. costs. ’The country has been taxed like some more for tbe upper and Jobs of s thousand sailors. Away west. At the turn of the century lower registers. Plays an j^ln g MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF to meet processing Imposts. And he started a repertory company in circulations. go all but three or four of the Coast Brooklyn, and originated the ‘'ten- from ciusicaJ music to f u t Jssz, we have moved from the 60 per cent Guard bases—to bs re-established in twent’-thlrt’ ” seme of prices and using both hands and stroking tbe The Herald Printing Company. Ino., of the panic prices of last February edges of the glasses with dampen asBuraea no financial responsibility a couple of years when the fallacy the expression that became syn ed fingers. He is very proud ot the for typosrapbical »rrors appearing In to less than 74, after the employ' onymous with low-priced mdo- advertisements In the Manchester of the economy Is discovered. A drama. gluses be h u now, and can -ell Evening Herald. ment of every artificial forcing de hundred little shlps^/ire to be hauled you a story about each one of vice that the administration could them. The especially mellow low SATURDAY. MARCH 17 out to rust—pretty quick new ones Glimpse of the Past G g lu s w u discovered In a speak think up and which unlimited ex will be building, no doubt Guards Those were the great days. Po easy on Fifty-second street Just pendlture of money could put over. men with families will have to move lice reeervee were required to before the place w u raided. He THE CRY FOR PEACE handle the crowds storming Pay had a hard time getting it out in At the rate of last week’s price to distant points or quit the service. ton’s box office and the ‘Urongg of tact. Several others were found During the last five years an movement It would take about a How comes Connecticut to have women waiting at the stage door. In restaurants hereabout, one on His Income was $100,000 a year. •normoui amount of effort and a year and a half longer for basic the luck to have one of the three shipboard, one in a dining car. tremendous sum of money have Racehorses and babies were nam prices to reach the 1926 level pro or four retained bases kept at New ed after him, and everybody on been expended, In this country viding the advance were continuous. London Is beyond guessing. But Broadway knew His tall, distin adone, in pursuit of the objective of A year and a half to wait for the likely enough, as soon as some of guished figure, Dorothy and Lil international peace. So many na lian Gish, Fay Balnter, Mary Miles restoration of a condition which, the discontinued bases with more Mlnter, Richard Bennett. Bert Ly- tional and world-wide org^anizationa, when reached, would be hardly more pull at Washlngrton get up steam tell, Ernest ’Truex and Ed Wynn Do you Anou;- were some of the people who ap- leagues, alliances and associations than a jumping off place from which and begin to raise rim, there will have existed or been created, each p€6u-ed at various times in his to start a restoration of prosperity be another order shutting up the shows, which nmged all the way in a great faith that it knew the eind employment In a year and a New London base and opening one from Ibsen to “Charley’s Aunt." r o ^ to the ending of all wars, that half of such waiting this country In some more dependably Demo The Movlee mined him, it would take an expert to catalogue but he took defeat stubborn can go fiat cratic state. them. Foundations have been es ly, parrying ridicule with But with a continuation of the Always the Coast Guard gets the wtseoraoks, moving to smaller tablished, with great endowments, monetary system imder which the worst of It. Always that magnifi with depredation added to the 15 and poorer theaters. In 1981, whose sole purpose was the foster over the entire abdomen will prove me the names of some ol the foods hie fortune gone, he was government is being operated lu t cent service has to live on the per cent federal salary cut, often soothing He is to use the enema which contain iodine?” ing of peace. Conferences and have found their Incomes reduced found preaiding as m uter of week’s price movement is not in the crumbs, as best It can. The pres each day, taking the water aa hot Answer: Some ot tbe foods which ceremonlee la a cheap Sec congresses without end have been 50 per cent and more. Some am as it can be borne. After the fast, contsdn iodine «re: C ^ , ^ m o n . least likely to continue for any year ent ham stringing is no more than bassadors, induding Claude Bowers ond Avenue night dub. held. The peace literature of half continue the daily enema and follow herring, and such ejeilflsh a^ crab, Tinkling Star and a half. Mr. Morgenthau’s open it Is used to. at Madrid, have b*en helping lesser a careful diet. lobster, shrimp, oysters and clam. For twelve years now, Mr. , a decade would fill a good sized officials by contributing from their Iodine ia aleo jecured from those declaration against diver’s manda But it Isn’t always that the Coast own depleted salaries. If you wish more complete In Weslev Gasman h u been going librarj’. formation regarding colitis, 1 sug vegetables which are grown close around tapping glasses. Even in tory rehabilitation knocked down Guard Is deprived afresh of its due The State Department attributes enough to the seashore to that they And everybody in the world more than one suicide to hardships gest that you write to me In care of restaurants and at banquets he the price of future silver two cents at the very moment when it is pro this newspaper and enclose one large absorb this food mineral from the can’t resist a stemmed, empty knows that, without the existence thus caused, plus several nervous soil. an ounce in one day—and basic posed to enlarge the enlisted per breakdowns. An American minister self-addressed envelope and 6c in glass; leans over and gives it an of any new cause whatever, we are prices have been traveling almost sonnel of the Navy by several times stamps. 1 will bo glad to send you had to remove his children from Every andiron, and flreset in closer to wiu" today than at any mo exactly with silver for many as many men as are to be dropped school and Join with his legation my arUcle on Mucous Colitis to gether with tbe Cleansing Diet and ment since the 11th of November, months. If next week’s price level from the Coast Guard—which is the secretary to maintain a common Watkins stock of fireplace 1918. household to reduce expenses. the arUcle giving the Instructions shows any three-tenths per cent case right now. Other foreign service ministers for taking the enema. 1 am only equipment is reproduced from It is, of course, impossible to gain it will be a most amazing phe have returned their wives to this able to offer you these free articles a good old Colonial model? know whether or not all thla vast nomenon. It will be surprising if country to live with their parents. through the help of the editor ol A TRAINED STAFF BEHIND THE SCEN ES IN An American girl clerk Is a con employment of pressure agadnst the the price level does not drop sharp your newspaper as he helps pay the Is Ever in Attendance Prices range from $5.50 a pair nnaldng of war has been wholly ■ sulate in Italy found the value of cost of preparing them. Many of ly—unless something occurs to re her 140-a-month salary reduced you write and thank me for Uie for andirons. without effect—whether war clouds vive reflationary hopes. more than 60 percent. articles, but 1 wonder if you ever now so darkly threatening would In Spain, the State Department ROBERT K. ANDERSON Nothing of that sort, all too ob write to your eldtor to thank him, Funeral Ulreotoi For not have broken into tempest before found Itself paying less to some em also? viously, is to be hoped from Mr. ployes than required by Spanish WATKINS UKOTHKKS, Inc- this if there had been no such forces By RODNEY BUTCHER law. TEL. Office 5171. House ?494 WATKINS at work to restrain them. Nor is it Morgenthau, who la Just the same QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS kind of a secretary of the treasury Washington, March 17. — ’There (Foods Contain Iodine) yet beyond every possible chance are two forms of salutation in this Question: Margiu'et M. of Passaic, Andirons that the efforts for peace may, as William G. McAdoo or Lyman J. capital. N. J., asks: "Will you pleaae give somehow, still prevail. But it Gage or John G. Carlisle—a reac One is "Whaddayaknow ? ” Health and Diet tionary with a plaudble veneer of The other Is: "When’s Congress takes a sanguine soul indeed to be gonna adjourn?” lieve in either of these bare possi politeness toward liberalism. Nor, The first question is answered In Advice bilities as even a probability. apparently, is anything of that kind several stereotyped fashions. The By Dr. Freak MoOoy to be expected from Preddent other Is amswer^ by guessing any Rather is there some question where between April 15 and June whether we might not have been Roosevelt, whose talk about driving 16. MUCOUS COLITIS the money changers from the tem less close to war if there had been It’s Just a guess, because things ple is beginning to be reminiscent Sometimes I believe that the most much less misdirected effort to pre may happen to change the mind of of Lloyd George’s declared intent to Roosevelt, the mind of Congress or discouraged patients in the world vent it. We have talked so per are those with colitis. Read over the hang the- kaiser—^not to be tsdeen both. But your correspondent sistently about peace that It is en guessing that adjournment wlU letter I have Just received from tirely possible our chatter has too seriously. come nearer the middle of April young woman with colitis: "1 am so Mr. Roosevelt’s Congress is begin than the middle of June. •blue* that I don’t know which way evoked many thoughts of war that One of tbe most successful gam to turn. My trouble Is colitis and might not else have taken form. One ning to be convinced of these things. blers in town Just has bet your cor am aware of a dull ache on the low- That is why it is seething with re You ought cannot but reflect that there may be respondent three cigars that ad er left side of the abdomen which know some psychological similarity be volt That is why it is still posd- Joumment will come by the middle often grows worse until the whole of April and your correspondent abdomen is sore and tender. I find tween this stirring of the war spirit ble that the national legislature may, has tidten the bet, expecting to lose. before it adjourns, do several im my meals do not agree with me, all over the world and the stirring The fact Is that no one wants to am always tired, and I notice that I of the appetite for liquor by the portant things Intended to bring prolong the session. Controversial issues au'e - arising — such as the have gas, am weak and nervous, and 'clamor for and about prohibition. about recovery without a waiting bonus issue — but It’s amazing how am bothered with a rapid banging the Browns Prohibition advertised the con period of a year and a half or two quickly tbe leaders can get together of my heart Part of the time 1 or three years—a period to be spent and Jam things through. struggle with constipation and then sumption of alcohol into a social ob I have diarrhea with several watery in finding out if it isn’t somehow If the Republicans saw any point session. May it not be that a thou In dragging out the session, they movements a day, pass a great dead MAYBE dem’t know the Browns. They’re b little family of four. sand organizations and a thousand possible to revive Industry, agrlciii could combine to cause delay. And of slimy mucus and feel the p«in rostrums bellowing, each in its own ture and trade without discommod they may decide to do Just that. grow worse. It has gotten so I Just There’s Jim Brown, who sells life insurance, and Betty Brown—who was ing the money tru st But right now most of them share live to watch and see what new key and each from its special view the general desire of Congress to thing is the matter with me.” a Jones before she married Jim. And there are the two Brown children: point, for peace have overadvertls- get back home and work on tbe The above description of colitis is ed war and made it seem desirable A DIFFERENCE problems presented by the nominat a good one and undoubtedly comes Jim, Jr., and Griselda. out of somewhat the same curiosity It is just a little difficult to un ing primaries and the fall elections from one who has learned the symp Roosevelt prefers an early ad toms by actual, first-hand experi of youth as, under prohibition, put derstand the New York Herald- Joumment. As usual, that prob ence. I am very glad that the per Like a thousand other families, the Browns are just starting to lift flasks on the hips of high school Tribune’s attitude toward Sam In ably will decide the point. son concerned wrote to me in care boys? It’s amusing to note, however, sull. It doesn’t appear to have any that In this instance the president 01 the paper in which she reads my themselves out of the coont-every-penny circumstances which the past It la the young men of the world respect whatever for Mr. Ttiwiii it hasn’t the customary enthusiastic articles, as I was able to mail her an support of the articulate business article on colitis, and also a diet, few years imposed on them. But they have one advantage. on whom the war makers depend refers to him as “the most notori which I sincerely hope will help her ous guest that latter-day Athenians group, because business today con for flaming support—young men siders Congress the Instrument of to get well. who have heard nothing but de have had for generations”—and the White House rather than an in Colitis Is a curable, disorder, al Betty Brown studied economics during that time. She didn’t enroll mands for peace from their cradles, Athens has harbored some pretty dependent disturbing factor. though the cure may take some time tpugh birds In its time. It also 'The AAA’s conference of farm and tbe patient must be willing to at the University. She didn’t take a special home-course by mail. She and who know perfectly well that paper editors was a sober, unexcit follow directions for as long as is the sincerity behind these demands calls him “the venerable and weepy ing affair imtil someone brought up necessary to return to complete learned a great deal about buying fiom her DAILY NEWSPAPER. is usually limited by the self Inter' absenteee from Chicago’s Justice.” the question of Holy Writ. Secretary good health. Mucous colitis -means est of the shouters. It intimates that he is a sneaking Wallace had made a speech and an Inflammation of the large intes thrown the meeting open to ques old malingerer and refers scorcblng- tine or colon and It Is said to occur A hundred great groups in the tions, when an editor explained that just five times as often among wo She followed the advertisements. She compared price and quaUty, United States urge peace, day in ly to the application of stethoscopes clergymen in his area were attach men as among men. It is rather rare and struck a iffactical balance between the two. Today she knows how and day out—^yet America is not “to a heart that palpitated under a ing the crop reduction program *u Europe and is most frequently prepared to make any real sacrifice fat wallet.” from their pulpits on the ground found among those who live in to buy so that Jim’s bank account can begin to grow again. And she that it was against the teachings ef cities, are constipated and who are whatever for peace’s maintenance. Yet Samuel Insull has never been tbe Bible. always in a hurry. All over the world it is the same. Other editors chimed in with hasn’t got pinch-nosed by doing i t convicted of an3rtblng; he has never similar story. While lack of intestinal elimina There is no real sincerity. Yet the had a “fair” trial or any other kind Texts were quoted back and forth tion or constipation is one of tbe noise goes on—and perhaps after all of a trial for his alleged proceedings with fervor. Wallace himself can main causes, nevertheless, the tak ing of laxatives or cathartics which In fact one of the Browns’ greatest delights is planning the weekly shop it is nothing, in its effects, but bal with the Middle West UtUiUes Com cite chapter and verse unerringly. lyhoo for the periodic coming of But tbe editors pressed him. irritate tbe colon must be considered pany; be has only been IndictedL 'They recalled that “every second as a contributing cause. ping tour. They virtually make a game of i t and always a profitable Mars’ Greatest Show on Elarth. Nevertheless the Herald-'Tribune year ye shall let tbe land lie idle” Tbe disease is marked by a dis game. goes right along with the assump and that all debts should be cancel charge of mucus; tbe patient notices ed every seven years times seven— shreds of soft, white mucus which TOO SLOW A PROCESS tion that Insull is heap big rascal which, If the quotations are not ex look about like egg white. The and a very yellow dog Into the bar act, was at least tbe way the argu Secretary Morgenthau—the ad etools are watery and periods of You ought to know the Browns. They haven’t the money they ones gain. ment went diarrhea alternate with periods of ministration’s “front” for the lingu There was no consensus as to Meanwhile on the same page of constipation. At tbe height of tbe had. But it won’t be long before they do. And in the meantime, they’re lar monetary i^iilosopby which whether tbe AAA program was or attack, the pain may grow severe, the same issue in which the Herald- wasn’t in accordance with Biblical living weUI tucki half the worid’s gold away In and resembles colicky cramps. At Tribune howls with ths mob agalnstT injunction. other times, the pain is like a dull, absolute inactivity and then Isiuea Insull it becomes almost frantic in Wallace, while believing that dragging ache. Tbe patient with bonds by the billions at bigb rates religious principles must govern the I indignation over the cancellation of future of man, finally ended tbe colitia may notice an Increase in dis of interest—expresses himself as en the airmail contracts and against discussion by asserting that be felt tress after eating foods which art tirely satisfied with the rate of ad tbe issue wasn’t one for the cburcb- chemically irritatiag such aa hot any and everybody who sees a not spices, or after eating those con vance of basic commodity prices. remote resemblance between what taining a great deal of roughage, fRanrI;rjBhr Ctmting ifriaUii He has Just said so to the sUvsr Insull did in Illinois a«<6 what tbs House passage of tbe biUtocom- such as bran and green com. men in Congress in notifying them aviation magnates did in Washing psnaate foreign service workers for A general outline of the treat that be docs not approvs of any sll- clislr losses due to dollar dsprecia- ment I adviae la aa follows: Tbe pa ton in ths mattsr of tbs contract tiOD was directed at a condition tient Is to use a short fast which ver IsglslatiOD. dlwy. Tbe Trlb fairly shakes in which in many instances amounts will assist in lessening ttb e inflam Last week commodity prices — outraged passion ovsr tbs injustics to desperate dlatreas, mation. If any soreness is preesnt, Dipfomats and their staffs, what be will find that hot applWfcioa -T
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 17,1Q84, 9A nw m F1-T5- I X*,- J 5 MENUS HOVE ON TO HUT T he H igh School W orld For Good Health ADTDNEirSSI VoL I., No. 49. SaturtUy, March 17, 1934. Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mist Helen Estes, Faculty Adyieer A W«cll’f Supply IUeoaMB«fid«d By Dr. Fniili MrCoy Special Moatiiig to Be B d i MUSIC NOT WORDS ST A R INDOOR TRACK High School Athletes LOCAL TRADE SCHOOL CIVICS ELECTIONS DAILY MENIJI Monda? ia Effort to loop MEET ENTRIES FILED BEATS WOUMANTIC Dr, MeCoy's mthue .ufgMted for PUT OVER OPERA Set Up Kissing Record EVERY SIX WEEKS begioniBg guaday, March Loesl Harrltrs to Compote lit Empiofaei at Work. Thread City Baaketball Team S a n d v Meetfl at Hartford and Mid* By J. AUSTRETTA .v^from these three, who had been t© No Match for Manchester Breakfast—Baked eggs: Criip Prof. Fdliam Lyons Phelps dletown Shortly. Do the High school athletes de j any formal soeW function other Toasers—Score 33-26, bacon; Melba toast; gtCWed pniass. Wsshlnften, Mapeh IT,— (AF)
MANCRBSTBR EVENIKQ HERALD, ItANGHESTlR, OONN^ 8ATDRDAT, ICARGR IT, 19BC
•am la ths memberahlp oommlttM Blanche Stanwood and Mr. Btaa- who hftva turnftd In a vary good Job wood, our four Gold Star Mothers during tha paat faw daya, and if and the preeldenti of the various ^ O pM /0 C l^ M /A Y TwShun oontlmiad the andra mambarahlp Patriotic AuziUftriee. After the WTiC DAILY RADIO PROGRAM will ba ra-upad aoonar than la pra- meeting a large group of members Bartfoiff. fiMin KATHARINE HAVILAND-TAYLOR vtoua yaara. bsfsa worMag on squarss for the SATURDAY, MARCH 17 (Osntral and Eastsrn Standard Thus) The Ways tad Maaaa Commlttaa, qufit The members are asked to S8JM0 Wh 1080 R. O. I Baddia$ Tmvftton BmftdoftftttBg i Netoi An programs to kov sad baslo obalas or groups thoroof salou spoel* S' It la laam^i will bring la a raport bring them to the next meeting, so 6*di------coaat to eoast(0 to 0) aosisnatlop Inoludot alTVvila& ^Iutlona BM Df HERB TODAY her and h«r intsrsst in the lats Mr. to tba aaxt poat meeting, raoom- they can be aesembled. Prosrama oubjaot to ehango. P. M. Cont. Kott.. F A B U T O , ft hftadtoiDe youth, Thft BolMtai BotH NSC-WIAP NITWORK Jsffrlsi who bad bMo so unwise as mandlng that the poat conduct an Our next meeting will be on Saturday, March 17, 1884 •<1t ” ills — T 0 m m y MoLsugMIit, tpockt ftt Km pftlfttift] Florldft borne Drama* of Raal LIf* to object to a stranger’s opening the outdoor caralval thla aummar. It ia March 27. An Skuter eocial is ftAdlC — Baati waal wlv araal wUo Wt mimoMire JIM riBLD. Wbeo to ba ratnambarad that thla matter being planned with Miae Annie wiar vtag woah wfl wilt wfbr wro vgy smaU safe that held his wife’s Bi-8tnrlct OrgMdMrtleei, 12:80 p. m,— Farm-Home Program. wbaa wea* wtara wwj wsal; Mid; kid Talk-baaloi IM Fe dfti«hter, B9TBLLB, ar> Senkbell, chairman, aselsted by pearls. Field forgot because Alvares waa rafarrad to thla commlttaa at 1:10— Hartford Times Progreu Ex wroaq well woc-wtao wow wdaf wkbf Stow Pftbttto fftUe In love with her. tha January poat meeting for atudy. Mrs. Grace Senkbeil, Minnie Wlga- NORTHWBST A OANAOIAN - wtmj •>4^.*[4^H*ppy Mlnatral — aaatt was hurrying toward him, an Im position. PftUlto know* Dothlnf of hie British War Veterans We are pleaaed to leam that noski, Estelle Simpspn, Mary wlba katp wabo wday kfyr orct efef portant message making his lean 1:66— Metropolitan Opera, "Peter SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wl* wjax perente—ft titled EngUehman and ft Comrade "Pete” Curran la making Segerdahl, Lena CJervlnl, Mary • 7 ilO-“Phll Cook Program—oaati face keen and intense. The regular monthly meeting of Ibbetson". wfla-wsiu wlod warn wmo wab wapl eervast glrL He maliee hie home aatiafactory prograaa toward recov Ford, Nellie Hastings, Mary Glblln, wjdz wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap Icpre * 0'’oh.—mldw Field left his guests to move to the Mons-Ypres Post was held in the 6:00— Silent. woal ktba ktha waoc wav* Orch#*.—to 0 Witt NOBR18 NOTES, wanted for Arm y and Navy club last Wednes ery from the aarioua injuriaa i«. Ullian Ubert. MOUNTAIN-koa kdyl k^r kfhl Min. in Hollywood— ward Alvares. ^ I c ; Modorn Qrandma—Dlxlo ft Border yeftra ago. Noyae day evening. Commander Albert calved In an automobile accident It was also decided to bold a Sunday, March 18, 1984 PACIPIC COAST — kso inl kgw komo "There Is news,’’ Alvares stated shower on one of our members khq kfad ktar kgn kpo when ft goeet of Fleld’a eeee him Lindsay presided over a very large some time ago. 8:00 p. m.— Eddie Cantor; Rubin Cont. Bait. JsJO—fist Jlsto.*6:60—0 . Naylor Orehoo.-Dial* ” --• "A fisherman last night saw a light after this meeting instead of March 7:46— 6;4^HlllpoM A Lambert—toe; reoognlxea Mm. Pftbllto, dreeeed fta ft attendance. Reports from Uie dlffM- Chairman "Hen" Weir wlsbea to off’s Orchestra. 1S:4^ ;4S—Matropolltan Optra—to e Ip the shack where Pabllto lived. It 28, as first planned. The members 4 :1 ^ B:1^L*o Zello A Orehootra . Orehootra—Dlxlo toreftdor, goee to a maaqoerade at ent committees were heard and express hia thanks to all the com 9:00— Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. 6:0fr—4tokowokl Orehootra—to a Is thought that be has not left are asked to bring a small gift for 4it(^ S;3(^Boonomlea In Naw Daal Fleld'a bom to eee Eetelle. There much important business discussed. rades who assisted him in putting 9:30— Orchestral Gems—Christiaan BiOO— 6:00—Dinnar Coneart—alao cat •il*— 9:16—Altxandar Woolleett—to a Florida at all but. In order to set the shower, if they wish. The mem |*2?“ .J*?2"^®®*‘9i? Jtsool—cat to cat le ft tender love eoeoe between them. Owing to the great success of our across tha moat successful banquet Krlens, director; with Helen Barr, 6:30— 6;S(^RIehard HImbar, Oreho*. us off on a false trail, be started the bers who are unable to attend the 6:4^ 6:46—To ■* Announetd •«P«dltlon—0 to cat The eame night Pabllto etrlkee n last get-to-gether, the Post voted to the post has avat enjoyed. He also Soprano. Action—*1*0 a ‘Silver Dart’ to sea with bis red meeting and wish to send a gift, will 6:16— 7:1S—Talk by Dr. Stanlay High man be hae aeen mistreating a child. bold another ' • V, PACE EIGHT MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., .SAiURDAY, MARCH 17, ITOt,. LOST AND l*X)UNO 1 MOVING—TKUCiUNG— BUSINESS LOCATIONS Cantor’s Newest Picture A t State Tomorrow S1X)RAGE 20 FUR BENT 64 MANCHESTER MASONS LOST—DIAM OND bar pin Tuesday ELEaj.T.NUNSIE In the vicinity of the 5f.M.C.A. PE R R E TT A Q LE N N B T INC. local r o K EN T—OFFICES AT 866 Mam Reward. Call 4444. and long distance moving. Daily etreet (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed BEAT THOMPSONVILLE express to Hartford. Overnight ward J. Holl Tel. 4643 and 8U35. CLAN MCLEAN HEAD service to and from New York. Doric Lodge in Carpet City AU'IOMOKILES l>'OK SALE « Tel. 3063-8860 or 8864. HOUSES (•XiR K E N l 65 Gives Local Delegation Eve FOR SALE—1926 MASTER Six ning of Good Fun. Buick Brogham. In good condition. PUBLIC PASSENGER FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat James Barr, James Findlay Price J75.00. Can be seen at 216 single house, with edl Improve A large delegation of local Ma Woodbrldge street, Saturday and SERVICE 20 A ments, at 16 Homestead street, sons traveled to Thompsonvl lie ani Sunday or evenings. ■' garage if desired. Inquire Frank and James Edwin Are IN ADDITION TO SUver Lane Bus I.iamato, 24 Homestead street. Tel. enjoyed a pleasant time with the FORDS—1932 COUPE, 1931 Vic Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, psuty 7091. members of Doric Lodge last nigat. toria Coupe, 1931 Coach, 1931 Named Trustees. or team trips, we also offer 7 pas It was a great night for Manches Sport Roadster, 1930 Coach, 1929 senger sedan Uvery. Phone 8063. FOR RENT—6 ROOM single house, ter. Doris Lodge had a fine pro Coach, 1929 Chandler, 1928 Essex, 8860, 8864. all improvements, with garage, 256 gram arranged and Manchester John T. Munsie was eltoted chief 1927 Pontiac. Brown’s Garage. Woodbrldge street Inquire 27 won five contests, tied one and lust Starkweather street. Phone 3828. one. Wayne Emery Is still the un clansman of Clan McLean, No. 363, HELP WANTED— disputed checker champion and tic O. S. C., at its meeting held last r o R EN T —SE V E K AL duauable saved Thompsonvlllo from getting FEMALE S6 five, six and mvud room nousea, evening with Chief Clansman James a shut out single and douhlu; aiao nested Edwin at his home on Hollister FARN EXTRA MONEY copying Henry Patnaude's quartet of crlb- street. apartmenta Apply Edward J. Holl, Manchester names, euldresses for mail order bage players show’cd Improvcmeul Phone 4643 and 8026. His associate officers will be as firms. Home .spare time, experience and held the Doric members to e follows: Tonlst, Robert Meintosn; Evening Herald unnecessary. Write for information. tie. Peter Wind made several sub- past chief, James Edwin; chaplain, Circle Advertising, 401 Broadway, HOUSES FOR SALE 72 stitutioiu in his set-back lineup a.*id James Munsie: secretary, Alec Mc CLASSU'TED , New York. they worked out very well. Hol- Bride, sr.; financial secrets^y, Aluc ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for ger Bach had several of his Monday McBride. Jr.; treasurer, Charles WANTED— YOUNG WOMAN to farm double house with 2 car night bridge champions in his lint - Garrow; senior henchman, Alex Fer Goeat eta areras* weras ta a llae. LalUals. nuabers and abbrerlatioM care for children, aid In light house garage, all modj^ni improvements. up and they played true to form. guson; Junior henchman, James aa«b count as a word and ooapouirf keeping. Must be responsible. fVrite Box X. Herald. Robert Boyce played all comers Barr; seneschal, Robert Chambers; words as two words mnlsnuns coot is Please state name, address, refer In ping-pong and won very easily. warden, Samuel Little: sentinel, ■ »rles of thrts Unss. John Hood’s trio of pool players won Lins rates osr dar for traaotoat ences and wage expected. Address James Findlay; pianist. James Barr; ada , Box H, Tbe Herald. in three very closely contested standard bearers, Alexander Mar MsetlTS Havsb If, M«f MOTHER DIES WITH BABY games. Manchester’s dart throwers shall, Clarence Porterfield . CMb Cbargs WANTED—GIRL over 18, for gen won two straight games of baseball These officers will be installed in 4 Consseutivs Uays 1 eral housework. Willing to help but not until after a hard fight. • Consseutivs X>ays 2 5 }i 2 * Eddie Cantor and Coldwyn Girls in “Roman Scandals" April 20 by Installing Royal Deputy 1 s s s s s 0 s # # S s s • s s| ll Ot*l " cheerfully In care of two chl.dren. IN ARMS DURING BLAZE The second game was won in tbe Alexander Frazier of Clan Gordon All orders for lirognlat lussrUpes Must stay nights. Write Box M ninth inning. Thompsonvllle then of Hartford. will bs ebar«sd at tbs oas U »s ra t^ Herald, challenged Manchester Lodge to a compared with loss of 3961,563 for •psclal raus tor ions tsna ovarr Trustees elected lost evening were dar advsrtUlng fflvsa upon rMBSfC Five Burned to Death as Fire real game of ball to be played after AMUSEMENTS ONE HLM EACH YEAR the same 1933 month. Current James Barr, James Findlay and Ads ordsrod for tbrss or sis ^ s Destroya Home in Memphis their apring training season is over. assets on Jan. 81 totaled 150,207,288 James Edwin. aad stopped bcfors tlM third or tftn POULTRY AND SUPPLIES W Total number of points scored; compared with 347,744,838 a year dar___ will___111 bs .. ebarcsd onlr for tbs ac Residential Section. tual nuBbcr of times tbs ad np.pcar Thompsonvllle, 38; Manchester, 67. ENOUGH FOR CANTOR ago, while current liabilities amount TWO KILLED BY BLAST sd. cbargtn* at tbs rats earned, but TWO BROODER stoves for sale. Refreshments were served following DANGEROUS CORNER” ed to 317,117,048 against 316,816,- no allowance or refunds m ^ Bargain for quick sale. 787 East Memphig, Tenn., March 17,— (A P ) tbe contests and an enjoyable eve 688. Melle, France, March 17.— (AP) ea sis time ads stopped after tbe Middle Turnpike, Fish. The Memphis fire department re ning was bad by all. Comedian Requirea Time for dftb dar. —Two workmen were allied and a Mo ‘'tilt forbids"! .uspUr lines net ported that five pertong burned to AT PARSONS NEXT WEEK Hifi Literary, Radio and The report of Ohio Oil (To. for dozen injured last night m an ex- #old* death in a fire that destroyed a Philanthropic Work. 1933 shows that the company plooion at an alcohol distillery at Tbe Herald will not be responsible borne in the residential section early for more than one incorrect insertloa ARTICLES FOR SALE 4ft bought an additional 4,306 shares of Forges D’Aunis. of aar advertisement ordered today. SCENERY UKE FAIRYLAND Rawlinson and Bayne to Ap Eddie Cantor is the only star in its own preferred stock at an aver Part of the two-story plant col more tbao one time. FOR SALE— SM A LL hand printing Those dead, the fire department pear In Famous Mystery pictures who consistently and suc age price of 386 a share. At the lapsed from the force of tbe blast Tbe inadvertent omission el if^ r - press, Baltimore No. O. Inquire 66 reports, are; Mr, and Mrs, Earl cessfully follows the practice of year-end the treasury held 18,821 and the main railroad une from rsot publication of adverting Hammond, whose home was burned; FOR MASONIC BALL HERE Comedy on Monday. rectified onlr br canccUatlci ot tM New street. making one picture a year, "Roman preferred shares and 84,945 com Nlort to La Rochelle wa^< blown cbarce made for tbe service endered. Mrs, Hammond's sister, Miss Kitty Scandals" showing at tbe State mon, representing a total cost of out. Kay, 21; Earl, Jr,, 3; and an Infant All advertisements mnst m < o i « Theatre Sunday, Monday and Tues $4,166,465. O. D. Donnell, presi la strle, copr *nd trpocnipbr with Entire Ceiling at State Armory J, B, Priestley’s "Dangerous Cor The shock was reported felt at girl1 as yet unnamed. day is hlB fourth annual screen dent, estimates that the company's revnlations enforced br the butlisb* FUEL AND FEED 49>A Neighbors said Mrs Hammond to Be Canopied and Brick ner," which thrilled New York Niort, 30 miles southwest of Forges >srs and tbsr reserve tbe right to musical comedv for Samuel Gold- reserves crude oil reserves exceed bad recently returned from a hospt- audiences for a full year and those D'Aunls, but as the plant was lo edit, revise or reiect aar eonr con* FOR SALE—GREEN AND dry Walls Covered. wyn. The other three were "The 600,000,000 barrels. Inventories of tne baby was bom several In Chicago for five months, will pro cated in the open country, daniage slderai cbiectlonablA bard wood, furnace, stove aad fire tal where Kid frpm Sbaln," "Palmy Days” and crude, 15,069,268 barrels are car aijSkino ioOMS—Olacelfled ^ M days ago, 'Tbs baby's death appar vide the welcome attraction at Par outside the distillery was slight place 14 per load. Telephone Roee- "Whoopee,’^ ried in the report at 118,770,076. be pablisbedMme dar must be rc» ently was caused by suffocation, Tbe Tbe twenty-third annual Masonic sons' Theater, Hartford for one solved br 1> o'elocb neosi faturdars dale 66>2. Four ysars ago, Eddie announced mother bad shielded the child's body Ball, to be held at tbe State A r week, starting next Monday eve INDULGENCES PROMISED llt lf A m. that be was through with the stage. BOMBS EXPLODED from tbe flames. She died with tbe ning, with such favorites as Herbert Vatican City, March 17.— (A P )— FRANKLIN BLUE FLAiiE raoffc mory Monday, April 2, will take Taking up a picture career, be Vienna, March 17— (A P )— Forty TELEPHONE YOUR baby in her arms. Rawlinson and Beverly Bayne co Pope Pius announced today to 1,200 oil bae more “beat unite' . The place in a setting more beautlf'.l wanted to concentrate. That meant WANT ADS» First reports 'ndlcated tbe family featured in. the leading roles, windows were shattered and one Irish pilgrims headed by Joseph Car Raokliffe 01) Co, Pbune 8980, than ever before, according to plans long and careful preparation for his apartment ruined when three bombs Ads are aecepted ever tM uiepbone was trapped by flames on tbe sec now in progress by the decorating "Dangerous Comer" is a quasi- dinal Macrory that when the Holy single yearly film. And the spare exploded today in a house occupied bt Me OMAJtaiB HATS given above ond floor of tbe home. The cause of committee of which James Mu- mystery comedy, in which several Year ends April 2 he intends to M b ocavcntMec to ,advertisers, bat energy it left him was valuable; he by a member of the Dollfuss extend it to all countries so that any O f juran wiirbc accept^ m tbe blaze was not determined imme Caw, 8r., is chairman. It is also people assembled In a drawing room needed time for bis literary, radio HOUSEHOLD GOODS ftl diately, Fatherland Front at Wllten, a Roman Catholic, by visiting bis local ru iX PATM E M T If said at tbs basl> announced that tickets for this out are engaged In the chit-chat of tne and philanthropic interests. aecs oClos os or b ew s tbs ssvsntb A fire alarm was turned in about suburb of Innsbruck. No tone was church, may obtain Holy Year in F IV E PIEC E PA R LO R auite with standing social event are being dU average "tea-flght" when discussion Eddie was once a Hester Street day foUowiaf tbs drsf inssrttob M i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1984. ToonerviUe Folks By Fontaine Pox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahem LlTTI-e Ji^KEY RAILS TO TALK HIMSfELF OUT OF MARCHING IN McGuiRE^ ST. Pa t r ic k *s Da y p a r a d e . lV E A BTTCFW^TO ^ \Frfe lN TV\v4. - BASIL tS A IF SILVER SUPPLANTS THE SIMIIjTE: A s enthusiastic as LUCK TODAY,'ooPLt^^A.ViO BASIL*ILL •PAPE OLD ™ tailor over the nudist movement. PAPER DOLLAR, WHAT WILL tfA n 'S I E D IT IO N n THE FILLING STATION AT ‘"The honeymoon is mostly all ‘bill BE ILL OMEM 0 I LORST j OMCB LOST K W EARS AC»A and coo,’ but the cooing song soon ^^E BACK OXLAR B A N D S •'USES TENDANT USE FOR A TOWEL? turns into more billing.” A S O L D HAVE THEY CONSIDERED I VE BEEN WEAT^N' IT, * * WATCR.ANB I t o o t h p i c k - a t WITVAOUT !A ISS\N <3 A4 "DAY c a r r i e s THIS? DID YOU KNOW THAT- 1 T R A C K E D rr A TOR B Z. VVEA E A5 RSJ R S 1 BEEN A. DCWN IN THE COIN PURSEJ The Alarm Clock Influence There are places in the Sier?*a soprr OF PET TO YiE 9^.4^ WOOD ASHES, AND S W E A m When Gabriel blows his fateful horn Madre mountains, Mexico, where a TH' FIP,ST I WORE \T, UTOn the day of doom, thermometer registers 150 degrees O F T H E BY MEDICINE To ud the dead awake and rise Fahrenheit at noon and 23 degrees 1 WAS 6 IVEN ATWO-SK\LL\N Anne Teake had been invited to a social function, and she was de termined to make an impression. Miss Teake (to the hostess) — Madam, I am the proud possessor O nu OCAOYS'PAi^Kbi^ of an ancient and grotesque mug. ’The Hostess — Never mind. Per People who make, a scene and haps you have a kind heart to make draw a crowd aren’t always up for it. artists. BIT Wff OANC THOSB 6UE«T5 TH6 didja «BE '&M? ^ TWUU. a THilF, Lives, eH,POOMER? oiojA see AT 66o^ u LOOKIN' GIftL? ------r SCN, 080YIWOITA FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blossei* SWEET JOB THIS ISOUNNA BE* r A LOT OF PEOPLE IN AND I OWE SHADYSIDE THINk I'M A ALL OF MY YEAH.... AND MXI MACD MAN. Birr MOST OF SUCCESS Tb /SEEM To kNOW JUST TTJEM APS JEALOUS OF MY ONLY ONE I WHO To PLUCk' ME. I SUCCESS IN BUSINESS-I’M TWING.... SCUTTLE. I'D LIKE I To KNOW JUST WHY! REALLY NOT AS BAD AS PLUCk,JUST YOU’RE GETTING SOi TM PAINTED.' PLUCK b ig - h e a r t e d , i ALL OF A SUDDEN [ }/f s-r» ^ a IM4 »Y wiA 8CTVICC. iwr ma u, a eay. orr. BORM THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON. a i>»4 »y DM Mmnaa nfr. I Sa l e s m a n s a m In Every Form Imaginable! By Small OUM-, I'r. .UViTIm' . _____ -OH- I ^ ''_© o y I T h a t ' u l ^ e sco« l l I Bu t CHICKEN FIV£'> a Youc. HOOS>*. Tb OllJUEli < s-u e ss ^o! I'LL PMONS Te.LL WftSL Mcnr TO HAVe CHlCKaul ) TIM ES'? WtSOLS TWOWOCAl — OKAY? UiVFS. AW’ T s LL H&R. a ie 'v e . u a d i t a t t h ' BoAeoiNo- / You'ae. n o t k ic k iw ’ lie. COt^IW' — w o u s e r=iV6. T ir ^ & s T h is u e E X l / om THaT , a r s . Ya ? S2-=:C "" HMMBPM....WHY...ER.., SI LI CK VBS. SYLVEOTCR, IT 6 T 0 &KINM 3‘M DOING VtXI A FAVOR, 10 a i t ' For. VOUNO MAN.' I COULD PUT ISN’T RIGHT FOR YOU OW US'. .M3 n IS "VOU OUT OF YOU0 HOMB IN TO QUESTION TWO DAVe. AND WERE 1 MR s c u t t l e AM.OPFMINO Tb RUY THIS WAY f M?u OUT J ^ »V NCA SCTVICC GAS BUGGIES Over The Top 1 By Frank Beck HOW DliSUeriNG.. XMAOINE.., W ASHINS PA*ADIN« AROUNO THI - HIS CAR IN OLD CLOTHES YOUNG MAW, WHAT STREET IN AN UNPER^HIRT LIKE THAT «I*HT OUT MAKES You THINK THAT 1 DON'T BBLIEVI AND OLD PAIR OF >MHBR| THE NBIOHBORf PANTS. HE OUGHT CAN ALL SE6 H lM ^ e v e r y o n e You m eet EVERYBODY IS TRY- TO BE ASHAMRP »NO TO CWiAT ME,... MbU’D THINK HE’D !• TRYINC Tb A t TA BO^ OP H IM S E L F HAVE MORE I HAVBNT M iT CHEAT Tt>U ? NUTTY.'! PRIDE... EVERYBODY y e t ! d o n t i L8T THf I OLD BO y PUT ANYTHINC' OVER ON YOU ! ! ' • ' p - ' 8ATDSFAT, L IBanrlrrBtfir fmilik A rehearsal of the Q Clef club I Is called for tomorrow afternoon at | READY TO PRESENT when several salaried eololsts were RADIO REVELS 2:30. This is the final rehearsal MAN HURT TRYING TO L0D(X COMPLAINT employed, and since the ohanfe to SAYS M A H F 0 R ( B HER before the concert and all members a volunteer choir of young people, » OF 1934 are urged to be present RADIO REVELS OF ’ 34 OVER UNHEAIED CAR now in its second year. Mr. Wil bur’s home Is in Wethersfiel!^ but TO GIVE UP CARD d U B Anaploes of St. James Church April 12 has been set as the date TO AVERT CRASH he has made frequent tripe to drill of the annual spring rummage sale I ComDlete Proirrani nf the young folks for the entertain mOH SCHOOL HALL of the Missionary societies of the j!: /T a v m ' TroDey Patron Grumbles Over ment last night, which took the tainment in High School To Mrs. Gladys Knrapkat, of Man South Methodist church. Women of Insufficient Heat on Hart- form of an (fid-time (ringing scfiiool the parish are requested to remem night Is Announced. Struck by Car He Tried to with Rev. F. C. Allen as the mas Chester, Awarded Divorce ford-Manchester Line. TONIGHT ber this fact when house-cleaning. ter. Decree at Hartford Session. 8 P. M. SHABF The decorations were significant Following is the complete pro Warn After Wapping A complaint is to be registered at of St Patrick’s day. 3trips of Modem and Old Fashioned Danoln^ gram of “Radio Revels of 1934,” i Alleging that her husband forced the Hartford office of the Connecti green paper, doilies and napkins, Admission and touches a t. green on the .<«niiir| her to withdraw from a bridge club M anchester musical revue, to be presented un^ Accident. cut company by a passenger on a Adults SOo, Children ondm* 16, S5c der the auspices of St. James’s and dessert naade the tables most and refused to permit her to visit or Manchester trolley car yesterday, on church tonight beginning promptly attractive. The supper was served the claim that the car was insuf see her friends, Mrs. Gladys Kurap- D ate B ook at 8 o’clock in High school hall: under the direction of Mrs. C. E. standing in the road near Wap- ficiently heated. This was the kat, of Manchester, was granted a Program No. 1. Wilson of the music committee, as ping Center with a fiashllght, to promise made by the passenger ABOUT TOWN Tonight Opening: “Keep Yoimg and Beau sisted by a large number of league divorce from Henry Kurapkat, of 32 March 17—Musical Revue, “Ra tiful”—Ensemble. warn other motorists to use caution, when he alighted from the car at members. The meal (insisted of Spruce street, at the short calendar Raymond Richards, of South Wind Park street yesterday. It was notic Sunset Council, Degree of Poca dio Revels of 1934,” presented by The Rambling Cowboys in 1! roast fresh ham with gravy and session of Superior (jourt in Hart the choirs of St. James’s church. Minutes of cowboy songs. sor, was struck and knocked down ed by other passengers on the car mashed potatoes, apple sauce, cole ford yesterday. hontas, will hold its regular meeting by another automobile a few min that the man, who refused to give Monday evening in Tinker hall Also Past Masters’ Night, Wash Program No. 2. slaw,, rolls, coffee and plum pud Mrs. Kurapkat also said in her ington Loyal Orange Lodge at “This Little Piggie Went to Mar- utes after a car in which he was h*s name when questioned, had been ding. complaint that her husband once when the Great Pocahontas and her riding had been hit by a truck last walking aroimd the rear part of the staff will make their official visit. Orange hall. —Minnie Cordera and chorus. The boys and girls of he choir made hei walk from Coventry to Next Week Roller Skate Tap—“Babe” Cody. evening. Richards received lacera car. He was wearing an overcoat Manchester, a disteince of 12 miJes. The meeting will be preceded by a tions about the head and face. ^lnd a soft hat pulled down low on were arranged in rows on the plat March 20—Annual concert of G George Samuels, the Funny form, many of them attired in kid They were married June 28, 1930 spaghetti supper served at 6:30 un Richards was riding in a car own his head, and was carrying several der the direction of Mrs. Nettle Clef Club at Emanuel Lutheran Boner, black face impersonation__ dle costume with hairbows worn by and separated May 26, 1932. Wil church. Paul Packard. ^ ed and operated by Mrs. Tessie packages imder his arm when he liam S. Hyde appeared for the plain Aceto and her committee. Mem Torosky, of Broad Brook, when the started to get off. the girls and all enjoying lollypops. bers are requested to have their do Coming Events “Build a Little Home”—Qaire Organist Wilbur played all the ac tiff. March 25—Special Revival meet Krlstoff and chorus. machine was struck by a truck As he left the car he told the nations at the hall by 5:30. owned by R. W. Hoyt, of 2 Holmes companiments and the chorus num ings, Nazarene church. Program No. 3. motorman how cold it was and that bers and solos were all well taken, March 31 — Entertainment and “That Old Irish Mbther of Mine” avenue. New Britain. State Police all the cars he rode in while travel Thursday, April 5, is the date set man ’Thomas F. Himt and Constable every number receiving hearty ap^ for a chicken chow mein supper to dance by Daughters of Scotia at —James J. Breen. ing in the Hartford division of the plause. ’The soloists were Rev. F. Orange hall. The D’Baldo Bros., harmony duo Joseph Krawaky, of South Windsor, company were cold. For lack of be served at the Emanuel Lutheran who investigated, said the truck C. Allen, Miss Althea Murdock. Public Card church by the young women mem April 2—Masonic ball. State A r singing “I Wish I Were Single heat, he said, he was going to make Miss Helen Bailey, Roger Wlnton mory. Again” and “Birmingham Jail.” darted around a curve, shot across a complaint to the company and bers of the Dorcas society, imder the the road and hit the Torosky car and Hewitt Wilson. Miss Lydia chairmanship of Mrs. Conrad Cas- April 6—Play, ‘Til Leave It To Two soft shoe dances, the Ballet later to the State Board of Health. Hutchinson sang In a duet with You,” by Sock and Buskin club at I Fleures and a jazz in the rear. The truck continued on He promised to see things through Party person. Miss Esther M. Johnson, ballet by and tore down several feet of fence. Miss Murdock and in a mixed quar ticket chairman, will be assisted by High school Edna Beletti. and claimed that in the future he tet with the latter and Messrs. Bridge, Whist, Setback The driver was not located after was going to refuse to pay his fare. Miss EHlen Johnson and Miss Anna Also concert Orange hall, aus Lazy Bones”—Anthonv Della the accident. Winton and Wilson. 8 P. M. Sharp Lindberg. As this will be an eve pices St. Mary's Bible class, EM Ferra, He was still talking about how ward MacHugh, soloist The Torosky car, containing cold it was on the car after he had ning on which the stores will be Program No. 4. Mrs. Raymond Richards, wife of the April 7 — Anniversary banquet, “Surprise”- -Chorus. alighted from the t ar. St. Bridget’s Parish open for business, the supper will injured man; Walter Torosky, hus Anderson-Shea Post, V. F. W., and be served as early as 4 o’clock to Piano accordion solo—Florence band of the driver and Joesph Toro- Hall accommodate clerks. Auxiliary, Plano. Just Arrived! sky, brother-in-law of the operator, Admission Fee 25 cents. April 11—Three-act comedy ‘The Roy Atwill—Impersonation by was headed toward RockvUle. ’The Good Weather Brat” at High school auditorium by I Paul Packard. SINGING SCHOOL OF OLD SPRING A COMBINED POLICT YOU CAN truck was coming in the opposite Is Coming;! SELL Junior Sons of Italy. Two Irish folk songs—Catherine direction. Monday, March 19th Single Indem nity ...... | 5,000 April 12—Concert, auspices of Costello It was after the truck had hit ARE YOUR SHOES IN Double Indemnity ...... 10,000 American Legion Auxiliary at High Program No. 5. ENTERTAINMENT FEATURE Triple Indemnity ...... 15,000 the Torosky car that Richards step CHENEY $50.00 w eek ly indem nity fo r accident school hall. Military Tap—Dot and Billy ped into the road and waved a GOOD REPAIR? dliability beginning the first day of April 13—^Minstrel, auspices Tall Gesj, fiashllght to warn other motorists If not, bring them in to us. We disability. Cedars and Amaranth at Masonic “I Raised My Hat”—Sketch with to use caution in approaching tfie Rev. F. C. Allen Directs Young NON-CANCELLABLE Temple. Ray Hildebrand, “Babe” Cody and use nothing but NON-PRORATABLE scene of the accident. He was hit Folks at Second Congrega INSURE!! CRAVATS April 20—Masquerade baa of St. chorus. P olicies issued from $1,000 up. and burled to the ground a few min tional Church Supper and JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER. We also write Juvenile policies on Mary's Young Men’s club at State Dance Ensembl -“Keep Young The Best of Leather YOUR CAR OR TRUCK utes later by a car driven by Frank Social. Beautiful new assortment in all children from age one day on. Armory. and Beautiful.” Moglla, of Cranbury, N. J. Moglia and your choice of your favorite WITH Excellent opportunity for the right April 23— Ninth annual concert Program No. 6. the more popular new Spring de L:fe Insurance men in Manchester said he was a CCC worker at Camp brand of rubber heels— O’Sullivan s signs and colors. You’ll cq>pre- of Beethoven Glee club at High Plano accordion solo—Tony Sav- or Goodyear Wingfoot—put on and vicinity. Walcott, BurrvlUe, and was going Organist F A. Wilbur was the ciate the difference in a Cheney For information write to E, Glass, school auditorium. > erlck. to Hartford, while you wait. EVERETT T . General Agent. 54 Church St.. Hart May 12— Oi>ening of Memorial guest of honor at the supper and Tie. Looks Better and Wears “You’re In My Power”—Louis Better. ford, Conn., Tel, 2-7727. 11$ Hospital drive for 116,000. Della Ferra. entertainment given last evening c i n n e y Characteristic Tap "We’L Make by the choix ana Women’s League M K Hay While the Sun Shines”— Olga at the Second Congregational SAVE 25 TO 30%! church. The affair was to have SAM YULYES Valente, Recreation (.'enter ^ "Nora McNamara”—Arthur B. been held on a prevloiu date but 701 Main Street Strong Stock Company. 45 WHY USB CARRENE? Keating. Items of Interest was postponed on account of the Johnson Block "Easter Parade”— Chorus, February saowstorms. The com 95 Poster St. TeL 5230 3 for $1.25 CARRENE IS SAFE! ’The refrigerant used by most Progmm No. 7. mittee discovered that yesterday ufacturers is a gas that is poisonous under many normal condi Ed Wynn the Texaco Fire Chief was Mr. Wilbur's birthday and set Today the date accordingly. He hi.-; been tions and harmful to plants, pets, and human beings. If a per (Part I)—Impersonation by Paul The regular plunge period for organist at the church for several ceptible leak occurs in one of these refrigerators, not only is a Packard. men will ’ie from 7 to 8. ’The gym ^ nauseating order Immediately apparent, but such a gas leak be Xylophone solo—Tony Obrlght, years, ano has been much interest 75 will be used all afternoon and eve ed in the work of the choir, both comes a menace to health and safety of those living In the house. Fire Chief (Part II)—Opera, ning for the Four State volleyball 3 for $2.00 This cannot happen in a refrigerator using C^ene. If a 'Going to the Dogs.” tournament. Teams will play from leak does occur It is in no way harmful to the occupants of the “ Louisiana Strutt” and fast tap Jamaica, N, Y., Providence, R, I., house. No wonder CARRENE is such an Important and sensa —“ Babe’ Cody. Pittsfield, Mass., Hartford and the COAL— FUEL OIL tional discovery. Fire Chief (Part HI)—Answers local Recreation team. • to letters. A public whist party will be held The 9 5 ^ ONLY GRUNOW REFRIGERATORS “Throw Another Log On the at the West Side Rec on Cedar Fire”-F ra n ces Packard and street. Play will start at 8 p. m. 3 for $2.50 USE CARRENEI chorus. ICE and OIL MASON’S SUPPLIES Closing, “ Goodblght Little Girl of BEFORE YOU BUY AN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR My Dreams”—Ensemble. The committee In charge consists BUSINESS —HND OUT WHAT'S INSIDE I of (Jharles Packard, director, the Former!}' Owned and Operated by CHENEY Misses Susan Gleason and Dorothea LUMBER Hjmes, t*nd Michael Cordera, an F. W. Starkweather FILMS Has Been Taken Over By HALL CHET^S SERVICE STATION nouncer and master of ceremonies. DEVELOPED AND Members of the dance ensemble Hie Sons 80 Oakland Street Manchester PRINTED are: Stella Rooney, Margaret Law FREDERICK — GEORGE — SALESROOM Dial 5191 less, Frances Packard, Lillian Hum 24 HOUR SERVICE ROBERT G. E. WiDis & Son, Inc. phrey and AUne Jodoln, The chorus Includes; Ethel Packa.-d, 2 Main St. Sarah Falcetta, Rena Falcetta, Jo Film Deposit Box At Tel. 5125 Manchester sephine Blanchard, Eileen Tiffany, Store Entrance. Starkweather Marjorie McCarthy, Lillian Carol, Read The Herald Adrs. 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