AVEKAOE DAILT CnCTLATION

for the Month of April, 1888

6,124 Member of tba Audit

Bnreao of Clrenlatkms

MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM

VOL. LVII., NO. 200 (O sssUled Advertising on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 24,1938 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS

Sec. Ickes Married

NEW TROOP ACTIVITiES

MAYOR HAYES BOOED In Dublin; The News

^ ON GERMANY’S BORDER A Surprise to Friends BY STREET CROWDS:

Very Few in Washingrton Knew He Was Out of CREATES CRISIS TODAY the Country Until His Cable Messagre

NEW TRIAL DATE SET Arrived—Wife a Resident

Parley Between Henldn And of Milwaukee. Henlein in Gesture Toward British Mothers at Carroll Murder Trial Jeers In Streets As He Anff- Czech Premier Is Ended A- Waahlngton. May 24 — (api — ?Fe. N. M., August 81. 1935, They Harold L. Ickes, secretary of the In- "’f e married In 1911. Associates Leave Coort- Suddenly As The Nazi terior, surprised the capital today ; (®Kes, who works mostly In hls by cabling coat sleeves and is known for hls from Dublin, Ireland, blunt speech, appeared last in pub- room After Judge Sett Leader Leaves The Capital that he had Just been married. lic before a Senate appropriations The cabinet officer, 64 years old, .sub-committee on May 16. Two disclosed through hls prMs chief days after that discussion of Presi- June 21 As Date For Trial ^ here that he and Mlsa Jane Dahl- Praha, May 24.—(AP)—Re- dent Roosevelt's spending and lend- man, 25, of Milwaukee, were mar- ing program, he sailed for Europe. ports of new troop movements ried In the Irish capital's Adelaide Helium Control ersy on the German side of Czecho- road Presbyterian church at 9 a.m., Waterbury Jlay 24.—(AP) A few days earlier he was in the —Lieut.-Gov. Frank Hayes an d ' slovakia’s southern frontier Dublin time (5 a.m., e.s.t.) midst of a controversy over whether Only a few intimates knew he the United States should sell helium two of hia close political asso* < combined with interruption of was gone from Washington; fewer the Hodza-Henlein peace talks gas to Germany. A meeting of the elates were booed today by r ' still that he had left the country. Federal Munitions Board to decide restless, demonstrative crowd ■- here today to discourage such ls>ft Secretly that question was postponed until So secretive was hls sailing from as the state pressed for • optimism as had developed aft- he and other Cabinet officers could speedy trial of the trio and 24 i er central Europe’s critical New York on the French liner attend. It waa assumed now that Normandie on Wednesday, May 18. Germany must wait for the decision others on charges that they 5 week-end. that employes In his own press sec- until after the brief Ickes honey- conspired to defraud Water*' In official quarters reports tion- were under the impression that moon. the secretary was In hls office down burj’ of more than a millioii; circulated that yesterday’s The secretary will return to dollars. withdrawal of German troops the hallway. Waahlngton in a week, he cabled > The secretary’s new wife, his sec- friends, and will be at home at hls Booes and catcalls echoed' from the border took place ond. Is a niece of John Cudahy, newly purchased estate, headwater through the narrow only in Saxony and that they United States minister to Dublin, streeti; farms near Olney, Md., a Washing- near the county Court House; fell back only about 20 miles. who she was visiting. She also Is ton suburb. On Czechoslovakia’s frontier the sister of Mrs. Wllmarth Ickes Ickes, one of the most prominent w'hen Hayes, mayor of thlff ? of Wlnnetka, 111., widow of the sec- figures in the administration now, city since 1930; his executivo with Austria it was said the retary’s step-son who died In 1936. was the surprise member of the "nie murder trial of 16-year-old Donald Carroll, Jr., for the alaylng secretary, Thomas P, Kellyjl concentration of German troops Described by friends as red-haired Cabinet when Mr. Roosevelt an- of his swMtheart, Charlotte Matthleaen, brought these two mothera and Daniel J. Leary, formeiF^ actually had increased. and beautiful. Mrs. Ickes had been a nounced hls chief aides In 1933. together—Mrs. Donald Carroll, 8r.. (left) and Mrs. Fred Matthleaen. White House visitor. It was there, Between the mothers of the tw*o principals In the tragedy of young city comptroller, »separately \ The sudden departure from Correspondent! were sent scurry- left the building. ' Praha of Konrad Henlein friends said, that the widowed sec- ing to reference books for back- love Is Sidney Rosenthal, attorney for young Carroll. The trial opened retary began the friendship that re- ground on hls early career. They In Queens County court. New Yorkclty. Only a few minutes befor (taused suspension of his nego- sulted In today's romance. found that he currently was Hated Judge Ernest A. Inglis h a d _„ tiations with Premier Milan First Wife Killed as a Republican but had been a the legal machinery in m otio^ Hodza on the dangerous issues Ickes first wife, the former Anna Teddy Roosevelt Bull Mooser and Smiling, Konrad Henlein, above. leader of Czechoalovakla'a audeten Wllmarth Thompson, was killed In was identified with the Progressive for the trial of the trio and ' between his Sudeten German ^ r n ^ photographera as he leaves the apartment of an automobile accident near Santa winaton Churchill in hia recent mysterioua flying visit to London. The element of the G.O.P. other defendants by fix .. party and the Czechoslovak HONAN CAPITAL June 21 as the date for thel government. British government later played the leading role In bringing about a LA TE NEWS inference between Henlein and Czech Premier Milan Hodza in the lawyers to file motions Not To RecaU CBOch. hope of settling Czechoslovakian disputes. ing the charges. This coincided with reports the NOWOBJECnVE Sudeten Germans were demanding FLASHES! Crowd of Ilioaaaaid OPPONENTS OF WAGE BILL withdrawal of Czechoslovak troops SUMMER SHIRTS START OF J A ^ DRIVE The crowd. Its number fixed mobilized over the week-end In the HOPE FOR BETTLEMENT Police Sergeant Joseph M tEvoy- Sudeten districts as a condition to REVOLT IN MEXICO EXCITE.MENT IN PHILLY. about 1,000, waa speedily alle New York, May 34.—(AP)—ORl- ^ eontinuatlon of peace tklks—a con- Philadelphia, May 24.—(AP)— START A BITTER DISPUTE by policemen with sharp wa dition Praha offichils Indicated It clalB of the gtate Mediation Board of “none of th a t’’ Paasersby crowded arqund ex- today expressed hope that an ad- Kaifeng Bombed In Big would be difficult to meet. SEEMS DYING OUT pectanUy when a patrol wag an Tha lieutenant governor, a The Austro-Czech border is by justment would be made soon In the in state Democratic poUUcs stopped In front of a downtown Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Company far the most vulnerable section of department store and two po- SoElheni Sezator Opm a Aerial Raid; Ten Trains years, Leary and Kelly were ao* ’ Czechoslovakia’s long frontier, for I Y O U T H F U L S L A Y E R strike at .Vmsterdam, N. Y., and licemen entered the building. ( Thompsonville, Conn. cuaed by the Special Grand Juiy at ; I there is a wide gap in the mountain Officials In Capital Declare Soon another patrol arrived. ‘ being the ringleaders al “powerfuti chains which form the Republic’s The crowd grew. ; Ufi Mch Fiikl T. Make [SNOW ON TRIAL A series of conferences between And Tracks Wrecked; ruthless and corrupt” group ra natural defense against Invasion. compan.v and union representatives B ib le for an eight-year re i^ A third patrol came up, and a was adjourned until tomorrow, Although It was officially stated President Only Playing special detail of traffic police- j "rampant corruption.’’ that conversations between Hodza The Provisions Of The ___ when Arthur 8. Steyer, of the medi- . Population Is Evacuated. men were summoned to handle ' The Ume limit for filing motloii#'? and HenleIn were expected to be re- the spectators. I ation board, will submit a new plan waa let by Judge Inglta aftar of settlement. sumed toward the end pf the week, Safe In CalHng Troops. Then the cops started filing out i Measure More Flenhle. Jury Selected For Donald brisk sklrmieh between Special^ a strong undercurrent of skepticism • • • Shanghai. May 24.—(AP)—The Prosecutor Hugh M. Alcorn, wh«? of the store, carrying Indies i was apparent In references of gov- under their arms. | REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS. Japeneae offenalvi to choke all urged that only a week be gtyen foe ’ ernment spokesmen to this point. Mexlco (Tlty, May 24.—(AP)— A "Our summer shirts,” one ex- ; Washington, May 24 — (AP) _ Carroll, High School Boy New York, May 34__ (A)— For- China's railways today rolled to- preparaUon of the moUona, eo«4 The government's position appar- plained. { lawyers for the accused who re« ently Is that there Is small chance competent neutral military observ- Opponents of the revamped wage mer President Herbert Hoover prob- ward Kalfeng, ancient capital of ably will reoelvo reporta tomorrow quested much more time. of reaching a real agreement with er said today the Lazaro Cardenaa hour but plunged the House into I Who Killed Sweetheart Honan Province and 40 mllea east of Judge Inglla told the oppoaing Henlein until It becomes perfectly government apparently waa not heated debate Immediately after It of RepubUoan prospects in New the Important Junction at Cheng York stato and on Thursday night, chow. counsels; clear that the Sudeten Germans can "taking very seriously” General met today by a last-ditch attempt "It is obvious we have before ua i expect no help from Relchsfuehrer he will attend a round-table politi- Japanese planes bombed Kalfeng Satumino Cedlllo's uprising In San UmiHES HGHT to force adoption of a more fiexlble New York. May 24—(AP)—Pale cal discussion at the National Re- long task, poasibly a difficult Hitler, their aelf-proclatmed protec- substitute. in a morning attack and claimed de- It is of considerable Importance, tor, under any circumstances. Luis Potosl. and solemn, 16-year-oId Donald Car- publican Club. struction of ten trains and conald- Defense ministry officials—the Representative Ramspeck (D. rol today escaped possible death In Meanwhile, Alfred M. Landon, Use erable trackage. The station at great Importance, that this matter . Official Explanation be disposed of prompUy. The official explanation empha- few not on vacation—showed only DEUYING RELIEF Ga.), offered the alternative pro- the electric chair when the state 1936 Kepublinui presidential candi- Cliengchow also was bombed. Im- desultory Interest In dispatches from posal as the ’’legal and safe way” date who was In Connectlhit today. pending communications therefrom. "At best It win be months before sized that Henlein had gone to Asch to provide for regulation of the called for a "fair and Just verdict it Is finally settled.” on private businesa and that conver- the war zone, this source said, and Is expected beck here by Wednes- Japanese artillery, tanks and cav- wages and hours of this country’s without meaning the death penal- day. Present plans call for him to alry were moving toward Kalfeng. Hayes, accused by the Jury at sations would be resumed later, but were described as feeling President sweated labor.” ty." in connection with the slaying heading a "powerful, rutbleaa and private reports said there had been Cardenas wa.s merely “playing safe” meet the young Manhattan district followed by Infantry which captured Opposition Is Growing In The His bill would create an Independ. of hla stenographer sweetheart. attorney, Thomas E. Dewey. the old city’s key defenses at Lan- corrupt” band which defrauded the In concentrating six Infantry bat- ent administrative board with power Charlotte Mathlesen, 18. feng. city of millions during hls eight- (Gontlnoed on Pag* Pwo) talions, seven cavalry regiments. 18 to grant exemptions from provl Prosecutor Joseph V. Loscalzo. In • # • The nearest Japanese column was year regime as mayor, sat In the warplanes and assorted units of Senate To Ban PWA Loans sions for a graduated minimum a 12-mlnute opening address, told .MARKETS AT A GLANCE rear of the courtroom during the speclallsU In the state. fighting Its way along the Lunghal wage based on the “weighted aver the all-male Jury: New York, May 24__(AP)— about Chaotaouylng, 15 miles east of proceedings. With him were for* Dispatches filtering through mili- To The Municipal Plants. age” for Individual occupations In ”I realize you men are weighed Stocks—Heavy; early rally fades. Kaifeng. mer City Comptroller Daniel Ja ■ tary channels yesterday Indicated contrast, the House bill would down by sympathy, and frankly I Bonds—Irregular; some second- (Hankow dispatches said several Leary and Henry W. Minor, chair- GENERAL STRIKE General Genovevo Rivas Guillen, ary rails In demand. eatablish a universal graduated were killed at Kalfeng by aerial man of the police and fire boards. state military commander, waa minimum wage starting at 25 cents (Uonttnoed on Page Six) Curb—Mixed; utilities and oils fa- bombardment, and that the fighting Others of the defendants were using planes for the first time to W aflhln^n, May 24.—(AP)— an hour and Increasing to 40 cents vored. a few mllea east could be heard sprinkled about the courtroom. Of ON IN KINGSTON bomb .rebel concentrations operat- Growing opposition to a proposal to at the end of three yearji. Foreljfn Exchangr—-Quiet; ster- vlthln the city.) the 27 against whom comepltacjf ban PWA loans to publicly-owned ing In scattered areas. Ramspeck said the mttlal wage ling lower. By their capture of Suchow last charges were lodged, 25 were pree- But the effects of the bombard- utilities which compete with private under hls bill probably would be Cotton—Weak; new lows since week the Japanese broke the great ent or were represented by couneeL ments about Cardenas, Las Tablas concerns retarded a Senate vote to- slightly higher than 25 cents In CONYICT IS KILLED January. east-west Lunghal railway at its Crowds In Streets Forty Injnred In Street Riotr, and Canoas were not revealed, day on the $3,000,000,000 relief and most Industries but could not go Sugar—Improved; trade support. liincllon with the north-south Tlent- Crowds llnee Penitentiary offictata declined to ‘The owner of the cabin told ua ed squarely on Its l^ k . Holding the metaphorically mixed up. asked one PoslUon of the Treuury May 31- confirm or dray the report. the noise wroa made by bis cat. ed the prosecutor. naleas demands for higher pay were ■notber: “Does John mean__ nation’s first air-cooditioned Con- Receipts, 835,058,971.17; expendi- rat down with ita Aft ahoulder that Judge Inglis told the tawyara I 'Hier* have been two Area at- and the engineers say frost The third prisoner, James C. Lu- “ *He has a wooden leg,’ ” Scott cat—yes, sir, thta la the tru th - 1. UhtU froet comes to the cap- tures. tSl,485J18.16; balance, 82.- cas, who stabbed "Scarface" Al Ca- said the owmer explained. “ 'Last although he waa anxious for i ttolT, m^the^^tol therefore is -h ^ n >«|y 669,001,958.47; customs receipts for brought up hia wooden leg and Jiist handli^ of the case, he da winter he got caught is a trap and UteraUy pounded the rat to death.’ tbs month 815416.910.87. (Osrttaaed P a n ma\ before r.^j{p MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., tUE^DAT, MAY 24, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENpiG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1988 PAGE THEEiS; ' sponded to encores, and all but Mr. more elections next Sunday, and ■ Obright appeared In the finals, "To ANOTHER MIXER POT ' third group of m unlcl^itlea will ' waa undanlood that tha date ter held by tha RockvHl* Emblem Q ub MOTHERS ENJOY A Wild Rose" by MacDowell, and S,.'i vote on June 12.-- Troub - hit putting the defendants to plea at the Elks Home on Prospect that German agento also wara< eaaa were recalled for another b u i^ of then la 'SnUWBERRY GROWERS a poaalbUity. HONAN CAPITAL would be deferred until the moUone GET RIGHT OF W A Y HEAVY FIGHUNG street on Wednesday afternoon LOCAL ACCIDENT SUIT Ing to supply China with military applause. The president, Mrs. ART CLASS EXHIBIT ON EAST CENTER JOB FTinclpal cause for relief here have been disposed of. CHINESE TO LOSE KNIGHTS OFFICERS DINE Pickles, called for a vote of thanks starting at two o’clock. The fol- supplies. TTiere have been rumors MAY MUSICAL was the indication that foreign During the court sesaloo, the PURCHASING BASKETS to Mrs. Garrity for her efforts in lowing commlttM Is In charge, Mrs. SCHEDULED TODAY In Hongkong that German Diesel troopa were withdrawing from the NOW OBJECTIVE Grand Jury, which had been In re- ON LEMDA FRONT Alice Fagan of Mancheater, chair- trucks arriving there were not be- WITH NEW INITIATE!^ producing such a delightful pro- Will Be Used Tn Laying: Con- cess since It filed Its sensational re- FOR SEWER PIPES AT CENTER CHURCH gram, and this was given' with a Czech frontiera, of which l,S0O man. Mrs. Katherine Williams of MILITARY EXPERTS ing unpacked, but local agents de- crete Along: Curbing; May mllea face Germany. port Thursday night, went to Ita Large Orders Placed And Gfood ■J. ■ will. J. Manchester, Miss Minnie McCarthy, Alexander Jarvis, Jr„ Defend- nied that Buch waa the case.) quarters to resume Its investiga- BOY SCOUT CAMPOREE In addition to the 20 membefig ot C bb Members Hear Pro Adjournment was made to the Be Open In Eight Days. Czecboalovakia had feared the Prices Secured; Three Car- Mrs. Margaret Farrell and Mrs. L. OF JAPS’ DRIVE tion. The Jurors had said they had ant In $75,000 Action ,\s Re- (Tampbell Council. K. of C., who on ' Robbins room which was beautiful- Sunday electlona might mark an loads Of Crates Bought. J. Conrich of Rockville and Mrs. still much work before them, par- Lojaltists Start Big Offen- sult Of Intersection Crash. Sunday were advanced to the third ly decorated with seasonal garden In order to complete the contract Incursion by German troopa In an Eighth District Directors To Mary Dannaher of Mancheater. Miss Margaret Rossell’s Pu- niRF,CTOB8 ELECTED (Onntlnued ftam Pkge On«) PLANNED JUNE 2 AND 4 Germany Recalls General degree, officers of the degree an a fram Arranged By Mrs. flowers. Mrs. W. R. Mitchell and on laying the new road In East effort to effect another expansion of Ucularly In matters retaUng to the Soft Ball League The first part of the $75,000 dam- other members of the Council ed* Mrs. J. E. Elliott poured and dainty Center street a new mixer was German influence, and tension waa "rampant corruption” they" f-sart: I RTt; One Village Changes Tha Eaat Central Poqiona Grange Waterburj'. May 24.— (A P )— brought to Manchester this morning Bhooting of two Sudeten Germans before Suchow, is situated strategi- ed hM existed in W aterbw y SluriM ■‘ rawberry season membera of Get Estimate On Filtratioo pils To Show Work Three age suit brought against Alexander Joyed a dinner at the Hotel Sheri* cup cakes, Iced In various colors, cally on a sandy plain six mllea Softball League has several games Falkenhaosen And His En- Parry D. Saylor, retired busLneae Garrity And Miss Brown. home made cookies and tea and and will be used In the laying of the allegedly attempting to flea the the Hayea-Leary administration. Manchester Auction Market Place O f Camp Not To Be Re- Jarvis, Jr., aa a result of an acci- dan last night. There were 20 country. south of the Yellow river and la sur- scheduled for this week. The games dent on Hackmatack street at Pros- man who at present retains the po- present. Talks were (riven by Rev. ■Coffee were served. road between the lanes and the Hayes reported to the Court !'*''• Placed orders ror the baskets Plant Soon. Hands Eight Tunes. leased Until Night Before are aa follows: May 25, Wapping at Ni{^ts This Week. sition of chairman of the board of gutters on both sides of the street. rounded by a seriee of dikes and em- House about fifteen minutes before teen purchased In such pect street on May 30, 1937, is tire Staff Of 40 Advisers. Thomas Stack - and Rev. Vincent 'oarkmenta against recurring floods. Good Will; 25. Coventry at Hebron; the Canada Dry Ginger Ale (To., was l^iDy 13S of the Manchester The mixer that waa brought to Ui4- court session be^an. ‘“■’Tfe quantities that a good price Leaving For Site. scheduled to go to trial In the Su- Hines of St. James’s church. Grand The population of 260.000 mostly 27, Windsor at Coventry; 27, Tol- elected director and chairman of Manchester today Is far from being So great were the crowds In the t®* teen secured. One grower in perior Cjourt of this country to)urt House that Purchased a carload of bas- The New York. New Haven * A rt classes of Miss Margaret The first part of the suit which is bury (TouncII and Grand Knight Wmual musicale and May party at FronUer) May 24— ( A P ) — Some of Rockville, May 24— Following the Bolton. Russell ore holding their annual Hankow, (Thins, May 24— ( A P ) bury Trust Co. yesterday. Theodore like the one that haa been used. The the Grand Jurors passed almost un- te used for hts crop Hartford Railroad Company has scheduled to be started today Is the Philip Mahoney and Past District Cbnter church house last night. In TO STAY IN CHINA granted to the Eighth School and meeUng of the Rockville District There are 56 games scheduled exhibit at the Center church parish — Berlin dealt (Thina'a war resist- Lllley, son of the Kate (3ov. (jcofge DELAYINC RELIEF big mixer was today working east noticed as they straggled In one by “2 Ui« other growers the heavleat fighting In Spaln^a claim for damages brought by Miss Deputy Thomas J. Quiah. DISCUSSION TODAY Utilities District the right of way to 1 ter the season which la scheduled house Wednesday, Thursday and Eleanor Treybal, who was a passen- L. Lillcy and widely known business Mrs. Arlyne Qnrrlty and of Parker street towards Manches- By EL5IER W. PETERSON one to resume their Investigation Oleetonbuiy nearly two-year-old civil war de- Boy ScouU held In Rockville on ance hopes a heavy blow, It was lay a connection pipe from the pres- to end on July 29th. Each team Friday of this week. This year s ger In one of the cars that was In- man of this city, was also elected to Paul Revere.becaroe a lleutenantji Miss Eunice Brown and a large com- ter Green and with pleasant Shanghai. May 24.— (AP)-r-On „ Monday evening, announcement said authoritatively todayl by order- (Oontlnoed from Paga Om ) ent filter plant and beds under the veloped all along the 60-miIe front plays two games with each other exhibit Includes a wide range of the board of directors. mittee of hostesses. weather today and tomorrow the 600-mile penetration of south cen- volved. Mr. Jarvis is being repre- ing the recall of (icnerai Alexander colonel in the Massachusetts mlllUlL Takes Part In Business Analy- last Thursday when they handed In So that there will he >n .m ni. rails to the new filter plant beds frotx Lerida to Sort today an the waa made of plans ter a C%mporee team, one home game and one out media. Oil paintings by seventh sented by Charles Blackall of Hart- Mrs. John Pickles presided at the two lanea will be completed to tral China by airplane, truck, and von Palkenhauaen and his entire Duafaiess meeting, and exhibited a would permit the P W A to lend that were recently purchased by the to be .held on Saturday and Sun of town game, eight teams being grade boys, pencil renderings, wa- ford and William J. Shea of Man- Manchester Green. This wi)! leave sis Series In Hartford; railroad and on foot I have found of ®"PP*y or»te* three carlM^ds hw S government sought to loosen the In staff of 40-odd German military hew gayel. the gift of the first pres- money to municipalities to con- l the______road___ to „„be laid between the good evidence that the Japanese are *5?"^ * e ***'•"• teen purchased. They are costing district on the north side of the aurgent foothold In Catalonia. day, June 4 and 5. entered. Under this year’s rules, ter color landscapes and Frescol chester. Witnesses In the case Speaks On Radio Tonight. stlll-Ilfe painting are all Included In advisers to the army of Generalis- ident and organizer of the club, struct public plants where compel- curbinVancT the lanM serious when they say "we intend to The number of defendants already 27 cants a crate. The number of tracks, near the "tin bridge.” • The main government assault, District Oimmlssloner Alco E each team must have at least two were lost night scrv^cd with notices tbh Fine Arts group. Fi^rlnes of simo Chlang Kai-Shek. Mrs. Norma Plumb, of Terryville, Ing private firms rejected "fair" of- working today placing the forms stay In Cnilna.” In custody waa swelled thli mom- cratee that have already been pur- 'The right of way was necessary made by militiamen well equipped Taylor announced that the place of girls playing In every game or for- to appear In Superior Court this WlUard B. Rogers of this town, clay, wood carvings, masks and cos- morning. The withdrawal was said to have '.form erly of this town. Mrs. Plumb fers for the purchase of their j along side of the curbing to pro The extent of military operation. Ing by the aurrender of a group of chased will not be sufficient to carry In order to carry out plans that the and supported, waa directed at Ba- feit runs. Bridesf president of the Bond Hotels Cor- the camping would not be announc- tume dolls arc but a few of the been ordered after strong urging by Waa a guest at the April meeting at plants. The Public Works Adminis- vide for a curved gutter. In aviation especially, the amount New Yorkers accused of partlclpa- through the season, but Just as soon district ha.s for Increasing, Its filtra- loguer, 80 mUea northwest of Bar The committee In charge of the poration In Hartford, conducted the ed until the night before the event crafts that the young folks have Tokyo on the basis of the Oerman- tsrhich the eighteenth birthday of the trator would determine the fairness It waa said this morning that the of supplies being hauled Into the tlon In the million dollar fraud case. J* ^*’* ■**®on opens the buyers will tion system at the sanitary disposal celona where the Insurgenta estob plans for the league Includes Milo business clinic this afternoon In the when other details will be made enjoyed creating during the year. A Word To AlonR club was celebrated. of the offer. road would be opened to traffic Interior, and the rehabilitation work A s Hayee and other defendanta ”* returning uMd cretee which are plant before water can again be public. E. Hayes, of Ellington, chairman; RUMANIAN IS CHARGED .Tap.mese pact to combat Com- Xhc Groom seriee of civic and Industrial studies lished a formidable bridgehead In It was voted to accept the gift, That comproml.se, however, found within eight days If the weather under way are proof the Japanese arrived at the Court House, a bat- P't*^''®®*** *>y the growera and used turned back Into the Hockanum Ira F. Wilcox and Perry lAthrop. "Snow 5\7hite ” had Its repercus- munism. being conducted all ihla week. Sev- their spring drive to the aea to pro- It la expected that 16 patrols will , ring •nd on motion of a charter member. no favor with Senator Norris (Ind., conditions prove favorable. In open- are not Joking when they say "w e tery of pbotographera clicked their “5 terries to be River. The special committee of To Sponsor 55111st sions In many arts. Included in German authorities In Hankow WYien eral Manchester business men and tect their crossing of the river Segre. compete over the week end with this exhibit are "Snow 5Vhlte and Mrs. Julian Cary. Mrs. Plumb was Neb.), who advocated elimination of ing the road to travel It does not Intend to push on to Hankow.” the district was able to report at WITH BEING A SPY today Informally notified the Chi- ..n some In public office here attended cameras bually. Rain sprinkled down vTneant Morii^rtv^'.^i h- a The little village of La Repita, three prizes being awarded of $25, H ie Home Economics Committee made an honorary member' of the the section. He was Joined by Sen- From Nanking I returned to the meeting of the district officers the Seven Dw arfs" carved of. wood nese government of the step, but usually that all of the work wlU be to hear Mr. Rogers lead the discus- at Intervals throughout the morn- L e c U r H f th^?\u?tiM eastern point of the bridgehead, wa.s $15 and $10. Three out of the of the Ellington Grange will spon- Manchester Mothers' club. The sum ators Schwellenbach (D „ Waah.), I finished, but there will be "suciTpro^ Shanghai by a gasoline railway sub- held last night that the necessary and gaily painted, as well as life- pending Its consideration by Gen- o f $3S was voted to the Public sion. In connection with the clinic reported to have changed • hands county Judges will mark the scoute sor a Military Whist In the Elling- sized ma-sks of the llttlo men. Officials Discover LoUOr Seek- hnut furoltur*' Tperefor*. and McKellar (D., Tenn.), gress made that the other work can urban coach— an eight-hour Journey of^BTOctotom “ ** y **'' » meeting of the dlree- right of way had been secured. eral Chlang there was no comment. School Musical Instrument fund. Mr. Rogers will be heard over Radio of apectatom tore to be held soon the selection eight times since the government on the kind of camp they erect, the ton Town Hall on Friday evening. From the studied pencil render- Senator Adams (D., Colo.), floor *>« carried on without the necessity over 200 miles of railroad guarded Plans Ready ing Aid To Make Country Chlang presently is reported direct- ■ViUowlng reports and routine .Station wnc at 6:45 tonight. ASK Hie Suspension of the auctioneer will be made. It is attacks In force began Sunday sort of menu served, their conduct May 27th at eight o’clock. There ings of the adult class to the free, manager of the bill, predicted the | rerouting traffic. vlrtuaUy every mile by Japanese sol- With the right of way secured A Nazi Nation. ing the fight along the vital tmsineaa tjie meeting was turned Among the subjects being covered Meanwhile, clUzene of this city expected that R. M. Reid A Sons will morning. and various other acUvities. The will be prizes awarded and a large bold finger paintings of the young- 'Tames'-ly Mrs* '""'w a y s W * tor th. Senate would kill the amendment. diers. from the railroad company the Lunghai railway. over to Mrs. Garrity who played the by the etudy^riee are tax research awaited the action of Mayor Frank again have charge of the auction as Insurgent dispatches admitted boys win compste aa patrols rather attendance la expected. est pupil, every exhibit shows \astln( Although the utility controversy plans for the building of the new Bucharest, May 24.— ( A P ) — The piano accompaniments for the guest city planning. Industrial develop- It was a Journey ending at North Hayes, one of the 27 defendants, on they have given satisfaction In their seriousness of the government of- than troops, but no one troop can growth In the cveative power of the Although the German officers' '’''‘‘'^ ^ h a t ”rtll R"'* provision received the greatest at- addition to the filtration plant of of M m 'W re of comfort. mnslclans, all well known local en- ment, charity aaslatance and city station through an area where guer- resolutions voted last night by the work since the market was first fensive, but said many government win more than one prize. student. state tobt» talks between Hodza amount to recommend aa an appro- In agriculture or veterinary medi- tified In favor of Codreanu, whom vering against the Japanese on the 45 West Center Street ■— Corner Cooper Street M d Hcnleln were said to have been named Miguel Alvarez Acosta, chief at a board meeting at a future date. Can P a c ...... s>4 ed a wide region in Navarre prov- Mrs. Wallace Farnham on Rye speeding, received a fine of $10 and posal to place relief control under a To demonstrate their work of re- priation to the meeting can be cine, and experience in connection they described" ns s patriot Incapa- Central (Thins front. OPEN EVERY EVENING "Biscuits, pkg. * encouraging" although of purely Ju.stlce of the State Superior Court, If the committee finds the charges Cose (J. I.) ...... 78 ' ince for the escaped prisoners. street. East Windsor Hill. coats. !l2c bl-partlsan board "without even habilitation the Japanese offered a known but It Is expected that the with poultry research programs are ble of harming his country. (It was reported In Hongkong an Informatory character. to succeed him. are such that the officials named Cerro De P a s ...... 34 Payments May Be Assigned The drunken driving rase of Rob- reading It.” detailed inspection of Nanking, cap- project can be met through P W A required. Krasdale Spinach, Official quarters In Praha were But the government pres# depart- tured after bitter fighting last De- should not remain In office, the Ches and Ohio ...... 26% E. E. Tucker. Tolland Ctounty ert E. Overton. 40, of 178 Highland Declaring that Hopkins arose funds and that the district will be Applicants for these positions can ...... frankly dubious about the chances ment made public the text of Presi- cember 13. resolutions provide that they then Chrysler ...... 41% Farm Bureau agent has Issued the avenue, Waterbury, was continued from "a place of Insignificance, called upon to pay for but a email must not have passed their fifty- 9c of meeting any sweeping demands dent Cardenas’ message to Congress The Japanese said 400.pO0 Chinese be suspended by vote of the board. Coca Cola ...... 130 following statement In regard to the until June 1. Sam Lembo, 24. of Vandenberg said he haa become " a U e cost of the whole with this addi- 3RD P A R H TALK third birthday on the date of the had resumed life there. It was Im- Although he was silent concern- Col Carbon ...... 68 Ready To Fry big bureaucrat who has Intoxicated wltodrawals. lost night, asking It to vacate San tional aid from Federal funds. Agricultural Conservation Pay- close of receipt of applications. This Ellington, charged with failure to himself with too much power.” as pointed out that there arc Luis Potoel state powers and name possible to verify the number, but I ing the other resolutions, Kelly pro- Col Gas and El e>4 ments: They may be assigned as have the proper working equipment Codfish, 2 cans. saw streets crowded, tremendous ComI Inv T r ...... 36% Complaints have reached the of- age limit does not apply to persons .25c Senator Connally (D.. Tex.), re- elections next Sunday and .lune 12, provisional officials pending elec- tested the resolution regarding the security for cash or advances to on hla truck such aa tall light and open air markets functioning In Coml Solv ...... 7 ficers of the district that soli pipe IN PENNSYLVANIA granted preference because of mili- Camay Soap, plylng, contended the return of re- and that withdrawing troops would tions. Already Col. Leandro San- mayor and made a motion that "all that has been laid for sometime Is flmuice 1938 crops. Assignments tary or naval service, except that directional light, had hla case con- be to Invito a resumption of disor- chez, of the army, had been named front of ruined shu(is, and some con- action taken by the board tonight Cons Edla . : ...... 2.3 ■« may not be made to secure any In- tinued to Wednesday night’s court cake ...... lief to the states would "turn money struction was under way. Cons Oil ...... 8 '. I storting .. to . . fill up by roots of trees such applicants must not have 6c over to state political machines.” ders such as almost led to war last head of the police department of be declared out of order.” The mo- This Is not debtedness which was incurred In reached the retirement age. session. EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT The city Is completely blacked out week-end, before the first sot of the city of San Lula PotosI. tion waa defeated cont C a n ...... !;.!!;;!;! 39 1 previous years, not as payment of Also scheduled for trial Wednes- "W hat about turning over New at night as a precaution against air Douglas Aircraft ...... 44% an unusual condition and Is ex- The closing date for receipt of ap- Oorox, 15c size municipal elections last Sunday. Yesterday, Gov. O o ss received In Democrats And Republicans rent or purchase of a farm. The day Is the drunken driving case ot Jersey's part of this fund to Mr. Other arrests were expected to raids. Du P o n t...... 991^ pected. To overcome this trouble plicants from States east of Aside from the possible election Hartford the resignations of John payments assigned are not to be dis- Colorado Is June 20, and from Themlstokll J. Polena, 42, of 174 bottle ...... Hng|gg flcance today with the disclosure Llgg and Myers B ...... 6314 The Tolland County (Committee Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 2 formant said, will "remain In con- States open the war ministry re- BY WATERBURY CROWD * that Independent political groups— tact" with the llenleln through the Loew’s ...... 3944 has voted to have all assignments ATTENTIOW ported troops disarmed police at Democratic and Republican— have Local Stocks Lorlllard ...... jb typed at the Rockville office but two Sudeten German -deputies, Karl Tamazunchale and other points. been negotiating for a pre-empted Hermann Frank and Ernst Kundt, In the adjoining state of Quere- AS HEARING OPENS Mont Ward ...... 30% they may be witnessed at the home Nash Kelv party ticket. of an officer or member of the who remained In Praha, taro a well organized band of 30o i FurnUhed by Eddy Brothers A Co. 7% Tickets Now On Sale At Nat Blsc ___ Charles W. Ctoiroll of Philadel- County (Committee. Appeals to Public rebels raided the QaUndo. Miranda I $3 Lswts Street 21% phia, pre-emptor and gubernatorial (Continued from Page One) Nat Dairy ... KEMPS, INC. Maybaaket Social ^ Am a t e ur Photographers Morning newspapers prominently and La Norla ranches, taking horses | 1 Hartford,Conn. 13% nominee of the Pathfinder Party, Nat Distill . . . The Ladles Auxiliary of the Man(Jiester Public Market published government appeals to the and disarming agrarians In the 1 55'llllnra R. .Martin 19% said he had been approached by sev- We Have Just Insialled A Copiplete Department On All This big, beautiful Plymouth hat a his duty to give counsel as much N Y Central . otTLL BE SCRPKISED how much Expertence the new sinoothRaMof citizenry to continue to observe ex- neighborhoods. Local Representative 12 eral groups Interested In taking A.O.H. will hold their regular meet- cellent discipline. time as waa reasonable "to present N Y NH and H ing this evening. A Maybasket so- Y the Plymouth *‘Roadking” (f(/- Federal troops were eent In pur- 1:00 p. m. Quotations 1% over his ticket. He added: Pho(o Accessories — Full Line of new ride that’s the year’s senaation Plymouth's Floating Power engine thoroughly each phase of the case." North Am ... 19% cial will be held following the busi- While particular emphasis was suit though there waa no Informa- Insoraaoe Stocks "I haven’t decided what T'll do /erjfrom other lowest-priced cars... mountings, thequIetofPlymouth’s Isld on the necessity of avoiding Important Case Packard ___ ness session. The following com- In tha lowast-prica field. tion that the band was connected Bid A iked 8% yet I’m Just sitting tight for the though they cost about the same. “ radio studio" sound-proofing. W e d n e sd a y M o rn in g political demonatratlons likely to Asserting the case was "of great Param Piet .., 7% mittee Is In charge of the arrange- with the Cedlllo movement. Aetna Casualty ... . 85 90 Ume being.” lead to new clashes, citizens also importance to the public." the Jurist Penn ___ 1.., ments, Mrs. Anna Mae Pfunder, Cameras -- Film -- Supplies It's bigger...better engineered! Get the safety of Plymouth’i Aetna Fire...... 42% 15% Under Pennsylvania election laws. Of tha 3 leading lowest-priced care, were warned that panicky with- urged the lawyers to (five It "the 45% Phelps Dodge . 21 MANCHtaTaa Plymouth has 4-rlng pistons,a Aetna L ife ...... 23 25 Independent partlee must be pre- Mrs. Catherine Murphy, Mrs. Cath- double-action hydraulic brakes... drawal of bank deposits In a time right of way," over all other mat- Phil P e t e ...... 81% tha Plymouth "Roadking” is nearly ______Specials ters. Automoblls ...... 28 30 TO D A Y A.VD TOMORROW empted before the primary. How- erine Pollard, Mrs. Annie O’Laugh- See Our Display of chain-driven camshaft, Hypold all-steel body with Safety Styling. of crisla could fruatrate all patriot- Pub Serv N J 29 ever, there is nothing to prevent the Iln, Mrs. Arthur Plnney, Miss A g - James D. C. Murrav, associated Conn. G en eral...... 24 26 Radio ...... A TREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAM IIYI 7 inches longer than one; more than 10 rear axle —differences that mean lam shown in other directions, 5% nominated candidates of a pre- nes McCarthy, Mrs. Mary North, And it'seoxy fobuy.Yourpreaent National Guard with Patrick Healy of Waterbury Hartford F ire ...... 68 68 A THRILL FOR THE WHOU WORLD I lower upkeeps longer life. TTie delicate task of attempting Rapub Steel .. 13% empted party withdrawing after the Miss Julia O’Keefe and Miss Mary Inches longer than tha other I car will probably represent a large In Hayes’ defense, aeked the court Hartford Steam Boiler 49 53 Ch e mic a ls — Paper Ce nt er C u t Pork Chops lb. 2 9c to reconcile the Sudeten German de- Schenley Die , 1S<4 primary in favor of another slate. O’Keefe. Try the exciting experience of — News — for at least four weeks to prepare National Fire ...... 53 55 proportionofPlymouth’siowdeliv- mands for autonomy with the Czech Sears Roebuck 54% Carroll’s statement came as lead- Holding Meeting driving the Plymou th "Roadking.” the motions, saying there were In- Phoenix ...... 71 73 Shell Union ... All Plymouth models have the same ered pric^..balance in sur^singly determination to safeguard the 12% ers of the defeated DcmocraUc fac- The Women’a Council of the, E l- D arkroom O u t f its - Photo Bulbs Shoulder Pork Chops lb. 2 3 c By Danny Shea volved "great questions” of law. of Travelers ...... 420 440 Socony Vac . . . Big, airplane-type shock-absorbers, low monthly Instalments. Calf frontiers and constitutional princi- 12% tion led by U. S. Senator Joseph F. lington Congregational church held big, 82>horsepower ’’Lrhead” an- The Howitzer Company win hold procedure and constitutionality, Public Utmtias South Pac .... and ‘‘live’’ rubber body mountings ples of the Republic was scarcely 11% Guffey and CTO Chief John L. Lewis a covered dish luncheon at the your nearby Plymouth dealer for ■ their regular drill sesaion at the both Federal and State. South Rwy . . . F ancy Rib La m b Chops lb. 29c begun. It waa realized, and another Conn Lt. and Pow. .. 49 53 7% head^ for a Washington confer- church today with Miss Fannie Etc. gina for full power with economy. smooth out bumps and vibration. demonstration todayl untoward Incident such as the shoot, State Armory tonight commencing He Mserted a "great deal of re- Conn. Pow...... 48 45 Stand Brands . PLUS _ence, which a spokesman said was Thompson as hostess. Mrs. Mary a at 7:30... .Announcements concem- search” would be necessarj’ to pre- Ht/d. Elec. Lt...... St Oil C a l ____ tng.of the two Germans at Eger 54% 66% 2^% Carole 'called by Guffey and designed to Cordtsen was In charge of the study ing t^ Memorial Day parade will sent properly the defendants’ case. Illuminating Sha. . . . St o n N J ____ Special Discounts To Photo Clubs and Large Users. might ruin .everj-thlng. 49 51 45% Lombard formulate a future policy to- the and discussion period. be wade. .. .Company K held their Murray was Joined In hla plea for New Britain Gaa. . . . 22 Tex Corp ...... 35 »i group. Even so, there was apparent a 25 Fernand Baptist Meetings A t O ur B a k ery D e p a rtm e nt wcol(ly ses.slon last n ig h t.... the time by others among defense coun- So. New ESlg. Tel. On. 135 140 Union Carbide 66 Free Booklets On New Fast Films, Etc. continued lessening of tensicm amll In the primary Guffey and Lewis The Men’s Club of the Rockville on Increasing hope for a way to company will form at the armory at sel, Including John H. Cassidy of 5Vestem Maaa...... 26% 28% Unit Aircraft . 26% Gravet in backed a slate which waa defeated Snowflakes, Frank- I Baptist church will hold a meeting peace, an adjuatment of the Sudeten 8:30 next Monday morning In the Waterbury. Healey. Benjamin Slade Unit Corp “FOOLS by the Democratic State committee- furt Poppy .Seed and Sandwich Roils, m r Industrials 2% this evening In the church social German clamor for self-government, serge uniforms----- we feel It need- of New Haven, ‘and SIgney Cassel Unit Oas Im p ...... ’...... ]o% FOR endorsed candidates. Including Io o r Choice— do7.en...... 1^^ less to say more here regarding the of Waterbury. Acme Wire ...... 20 23 rooms at seven thirty o’clock. and an end to Czechoslovak fears U 8 Rubber...... 26% SCANDAL” ___ Charles Alvin Jones for, governor uniforms, as they are all certainly Cassidy told Judge Inglls he was Am. H a rd w a re ...... 19% 21% U S S te e l...... 42% The Ladles Aid Society of the that Fuehrer Hitler might one day Arrow H and H, Ctern. 31% 33% and (Tovemor George H. Earle for at the cleaners by now____William "terribly handicapped” because one Western Union ...... 21 church will meet on Wednesday af- trj- to make of this little Republic Billings and Spencer. 3% 4% DISHES TO THE LADIES the U. S. Senate. The Guffe-Lewls A • ORUC 'STOi^ES • VJ .IN V E ST IN “TH E CAR DIAL 51.37 a second Austria. T. Adamson of Bissell street and of his clients. James P. Healey, as- West El and M f g ...... 73 ticket wraa headed by Thomas Ken- ternoon at two thirty o’clock. Bristol Braes ...... 29 82 C r.'C.’/irt f or.s' I TH A T STA N DS UP B E S r ’ Support Assured John L. Willoughby of Camlrridge sociated with Leary In the W ater- Woolwrorth ...... 4444 STARTS THlTRflDAYl nedy for governor and Philadelphia’s Dessert Bridge street enlisted In K last! night for Colt’s Pet. Firearms . 50 63 Elec Bond and Share « ju r b ). 7% “Adventnrei of .Marco Polo” A public dessert bridge will be To Britain and France were at- bury Brewing Comp.my. is now on Mayor S. Davis Wilson for the U. S. •vr--TrTTr three years----- Private Jerry Lov- Eagle Lock ...... 14 16 Senate. tributed firm aasurancea of support his w-ay back from Europe. The Fafnlr Bearings...... 80 90 ett signed over for another term Big Party Split against aggreaalon before Sunday’s Jury had reported Healey sailed ter Grey Tel Pay Statloo 3% 4% upon the completion of bis term of TAKES HIS OWN LITE. The primary fight split the party tense municipal elections, but It a trip abroad "while still under Hart and Oooley .... 170 190 was understood here that these as- service.... Several Saturday and subpoena.” Cassidy said his client's TODAY AND WEDNESDAY wide and only one state leader of Htndey Mach. B...... 5% 7 West Haven, May 24.— (AP) __ surances were predicated on ' Sunday formations will be held, dur- son received a cable this morning the CIO-Guffey forces, Walter A. Standard American Landers. Frary A Clk. 21 23 George Hewlett. 67. of West Haven agreement for the negotiations ***' month of June,. It la an- THE NEW Jones, Pittsburgh oil man, haa de- .saying Healey expected to be back New Brit. Mch., Com. 15 17 wraa found dead in his home today gun last night. nounced by the Company Command- In Waterbury by next Monday. clared for the nominated ticket. do., pfd...... 90 100 after Oomeliua Burke, a friend made Basis for discussions w as a pro-' er----- Tent pitching will also take Alcorn then rose to contest the Most of the Third Party talk cen- M. Encyclopedia the spotlight during the month.... North and J u d d ...... 23% , 25% a teroeful entrance upon smelling CIRCLE’ ■ Jected minorities, statute covering defenses* contentions, saying it tered about Democratic facUons. Private Thomas N. Amer has been Peck, Stow A Wilcox 4 6 gas. Dr. Victor A. Kowaleskl, government by the various natlon- didn’t appear to him “such a diffi- In Washington, It was reported that honorably discharged from Company Russell Mfg. Co...... -23 27 medical examiner, lald It wraa sui- SUPER GIANT L^wls and Guffey have ' discussed Volone-a-Week alitles residing In Czechoslovakia cult matter to read and digest the ScovlU Mfg. Co...... 18% 20% cide by Inhaling Illuminating gas. although Henleln haa Indicated re- K In order to Join the Regular Information. SHOW NIGHT! taking over a pre-empted Ucket on A rm y ... .Tastes of military routine Stanley W o rk s ...... 33 35- Hewlett leaves two sisters and a 1’ SPECIAL CONCESSION I ! peatedly he would not accept it as Demands Speed A_Gala Four Hour Show! which to run Kennedy Independent- 11H K*»:*3»V In the Guard seems to be ^ ttin g -. pfd...... 27% 29% niece. • - In the fall. ! satisfactory for the 3,500,000 Ger- "X X X I sUU say that It Is vitally Into American youth throughout the Torrlngton ...... 20% 22% Show Starts At 7, Over At IL From Pittsburgh came reports COUPON I' man minority. important that the state move country... .Records show that 125 Veeder Root, new . . 39 41 it former Attorney General along and that the state w'aata to TId« eoopoo (with flvs I Henlein's Sudeten party announc- men have been discharged from the New York Bank “GOLDW YN FOLLIES” •lea J. M*rglotU. also defeated ■than, cionaecutiveiy niiffTw ■ ed that his meeting with the move along.” Oregon National Guard In order that Bank of New York . 325 845 With CharUe McCarthy In the Democratic gubernatorial band, • In dipped from , Czechoslovak premier marked "the Slade, representing a group of O P E N I N G an, they might Join the regulars...... 43 45 ______Hits Brothem . fight, and Mayor Wfiaon had been Xha Dvaatag Berald) en- g j beginning of Informative talks with "The U. S. Arm y builds a strong . 83 87 approached regarding tfia third tHIaa the boMer to u.N'B I the premier which are to serve as a Alcom "haa had ample Ume to pre-1 D A N C E ".Accldeats WlU Happen” mind In a strong body"'.... Head- . 28 30 Ucket VO LIiBfE of tbo standard 11 clarification of the political altua- quarters Company, 143nd Infantry, pare hit aide of the co n tro v ert' i ovTlTi Opening the Seuon At With WUaon aaid "a -lot of peoide are tlon. . It added the meeting was . 39 41 B- Began Gloria BionJan Anwrteaa Eneyelo p e d I a la-taking pride In the achievement and It waa only fair that defense aty...... talking about a third party tn the I at the premier’s invitation. 1 lawyers be given an equal oppor- . 22 24 When preeentod at rbe of Corporal Philip Seewrald, who Continental .... state's November election,” adding B ofaM O0OO, with the I Danger Still Exists tunity. . 11% 13% La k esid e C a sino "DEAB OLD DAD" recently successfully passed the N a - Com Ehtchanga . 44 that he had been In touch with the I government sold the' In fixing the date ter June 21, 40 South CoTentrjf With dellTcrad pries." IneludlnS troot and n o r bumpers snd bumper Snsrd*, spurs wbsrt, Urs pstoe val Academy en tru ce exams, and First National .. . 1570 pre-emptor of a third party ticket and ^b c , foot control tor bendUsbt beam witn Indicator on Instrumsnt panel, uh -iriy (root and nmr, prem U ^^talk s with Henlein were Judge Inglls turned to Alcom and 1630 ____ FLDYD G1BBDN8 I y r . Is now an Annapolis "middy"... .A Guaranty Trust . 215 224 Wednesday Night, May 25 In the Republican ranks, one rjJ.’iSL’.*” *!? •"'* ’’*• f“ble *••»)• Ptymouih ’’RowlklnS” models .m rt at ■ ] of an 'ToforinaUve” character for tip ter you recruiting agents...... said he presumed the special prose- Irving Trust ... . 10% 12 Matty Mattiaon and "CPS AND DDWN8” major defeated candidate aUU waa IS49| O sLu u models riUhtlyhlabar.nTmoathpricaa INCLUDE ALL FxozaAI. T a n s . Smta, local ■ 'clarification and pacification of You’ve got to believe In the Army cutor would need some time to pre- With within the third party possibility, ‘ f’ * •’•rmovtb "Aon dU na" today. PLYMOUTH Div is io n os C H a r s L ia ■ ' the political situation." Manhattan . 21 28 His Orchestra CORPORATION, D«trolt, MIchigatt. to sell It----- A few more men can pare to argue against the motions. Manufact. Trust ______HAL LE BDY______although be made a preliminary ^ Lon EiUtloR While confident that a brighter . S8% 85% still be admitted into the local com- A titter (wept through the court- New York Trust pledge to support the G O P forces, TOME M MAJOff BOHET A M Tim lO M , COURHU HETNOM. TIW SiM yi; • TO U P .R , 1.1. A T . Per Volnina outlook prevailed, Cxecha were fully . 82 88 Satarday: A < 6 8 5 nie» panies before this suramer’e encamp- room as Alcom replied oll-handed- "CBDSSBDADS DF DBIKNT” Public N a tio n a l...... n22% headed by Judge Arthur H. Janies aware that danger definitely wee m en t....T h e menus for the first ly: 24% Larry aad His Bted Hstters for govenior. f9 Cente) 7 not ended. three da3rs In Niantic this year are . 8 % 15-Pieoe Orehestra “Not very much.” U. S. Truat 1490 HE>2 Y_^NG^andhlsBAl^ 9- * * • * » Owlatt who Sunday's- elecUone of municipal now being mads out by the mess 1880 THE “ ROADKING’ oouncilman went off peacefully, with It was agreed that a date ter ar- Jo*t the U . 8. Senatorial Bomlnatlon sergeants of the 169th Infantry Boiler Skatteg Every Other sa estimated 500,000 troopa under guments would be .vet after the Charles Broekdan Brown ot Phlla- Comlag Satnrdayt 5? Republican tn- unite and will be sent In at a future Aftenooa aad Etmotaig, ■UBDtDw THE“DE LUXE’’ arme to aasura order. T h M win be motica had boon filed. Although not dalphto w as th #_ first Amsrlean JDE LDCI8 hi data....Sea yon tooonoir. dlenieeed this moiBlng Ib eeort, it novalist. K "swBnr or vovrtr PLYMOUTH BUILDS CHEAT CARS theft was committed. Such dally- rived at the place where freedom of ot the House are to be heard In the heavy, since the priceless crown ing with what baa become a serious prese Is no longer to be permitted. TO GUARD ROYAL COUPLE next People’s Lobby broadcaat, set LORD ROBERT APPALLED Jewels of Gi^at Britain are guard- CHASES SPEEDER, GETS problem la at once disgusting to de- Apart however from theory. Is It GOVERNMENT ANTIS DAILY RADIO PROGRAM for Saturday on WJZ-NBC. The ed In the old tower. MfMNg Ibnilft cent people and an Incentive to fur- Washington Daybook topic will be "The Public Ownership A Thought permissible to ask Mr. Minton If hla WHILE VISITING PARIS Program In Congress". The historic tower was closed to -B r Pr*ii0m Gr*o*r TUESDAY, MAY *4 (Central and Eastern SUndard Time) BY STORIES OF RICHES ---- -IIHIDD BT THB ther crime by the very ones who are memory Is so short that he has TRIAL FLIGHT the public today and only a few UNLICENSED DRIVER Sanctify thetn throngk thy tniMt » PRlNTlKa COUP^KT, Ufa (Pro{n"amt in Standard Tims’—Daylight Tims ons Aowr latsr) so lightly dealt with. _ wholly forgotten the smear Hoover SCORED BY FARLEY BT ADELAIDE HUMPHRIES cosYSiaMT, I9m, w ncs sotvict, inc privileged guests saw the time- thy word Is trath.—John 17;I7. II BIimU Str««t Washington—It Is s shame toen conducting a Don ROGER BRECKNER— hero; he least not until you’re old and ksd wmaq who wow wdaf wire kstp; inson Big Town: 7:30. A1 Jolson; 8. Ne# York, May 24.—(A P)— Them ''Doom - Sealers; bored and feeble?" Mountain: koa kdyl; South: wmbg; Newt Period sented arms and the hand played George S. (3ove of 900 Broadway, id Claaa Mall Mat f r . In the face of statute softness which to a pretty pass when the autocratic First off, the price is low, the tw o; Quixote battle against steel corn- wanted to teet the strstoephere. 4:00— 5:05—Ed Thorgensen, Sperti Paris, May 24.—(A P )—French AI Pearce Gang. Mills Brothers; With a wary eye for stork and bond East Providence, R. I., was arrest- "Maybe not even then.” Jackie komo khq kpo Heu: wabc; Symphonettea—network authorities said today they were salesmen. Lord Robert Crlchton- the national anthem. The tower still with resulting court leniency goes items coming only to 25 cents. But ! panles, cement companies and oth- BERYL hlEUtOSE — wealthy OPTIONAL STATIONS (operaM Inter"*, 6j16—Hollace Shaw’ s Soprano 8:30. Benny Goodman: 9. Hal Kemp; ed la-st night In Bolton by Constable ^SUBSCRIPTION RATES tendSicy In Washington has so de- Cause Of The Depression widow; ehe wanted Roger. forced another little laugh. So chanceably on either RED or BLUE taking everj’ precaution to Insure Stiiart, 29. son of the richest land- Is Hated as a royal residence, al- Taar hr Mall ...... hand In hand helping to promote more Important—the restaurant Is ers he accuses of collusive bidding networks): BASIC ~ East: wlw wfea 4:34^ 6:3(^Boaks Carter, Talk—east: 9:45, Talk. Rep. Daniel A. Reed of I-eonard Giglio. who chased him Mcnth by MaJl CO veloped that a supposedly Intelli- more noted for those two dishes | on materials for public works proj- EVELYN LA FAROE — Jackie’s Roger was not even going to pro- waan work wool; MIdwaat: wood wgl Dava Baacal, Four Notts—weat the safety of King . George and New York. owner In Wales, ventured out for though It no longer Is used for that Tia Copy ...... the auto theft industry, we only • Is 6:46—Songa of Maxine Sullivan from the Kainlxiw to the Bolton- .01 gent .Senator asaumes that he can thM for any other, i ecU. He refuses to think it U coin- mother; she wanted a son-ln-law. test, or try to hold her to hla Idea. ksoo kana OTHER : ^ 6:00—Just Entartainment — Queen Elizabeth when the British WJZ-NBC—6, Easy Ace.'*: 7:30, a look at America today. purpose. The last King to live there llTarad Oat Taar .fB.oo OPTIONAL STATIONS)— Canadian; 861 was Charles II.. Coventry line. The rate of speed at hope that some car owner will him- brow-beat the press aijd trample The apple pie Is deep and consist- cldence when cement companies of- Chicago. May 24— (A P)—Post He wanted to be free. then. Thera cret cfcf; Cantrat: wcfl wtmj wlba wday Orain-weit royal couple visit France on June Information Please, quiz program: Lord Robert, appalled at reports which (Jove was driving attracted ' InSMBER OF THE ASSOCI ATED ently good. The soup has Its off ter Identical bids right down to the Yeeterday: Heartbroken, Jackie could be no doubt of that. Jackie kfw koam: South: wtar wptf wis wjax 8J15— 6.15—Hollywood's Screenacoopa 28. 8, Heldt’s Brigadiers: 8:30, Drama. he had come to Invest 8100,000.000 self trap one of these ptinka, and upon Its freedom? For this, per- master General James A. Farley as- ^'lA'^sum wlod wsoc wfbc wwoo wcac- Cartar—weat repeat the* attention of the constable, and PRESS days. But the o age. particularly if you plan to stop Repeatedly he has turned these strong for his eyes. But whea/ 4:4S—Little Orpnan Anniox* •It" • 16—Four Clubman.and Vocals spot over which the visiting sover- “In England," smiled the hand- A. grounds Is being used so much aarred. The snitchcr m.-iy then spen-l a semllng forth their mournful proph- tell you,” Jackie said that next 10:0^Nawa; Abe Lyman Or.— eigns ndll pass. WABC-CBS—1:30, WUltam C. was brought to Manchester and a blow by Its hilterest enemy as this In the gallery and hear a learned de- Identical bids over to the Depart- ecies of evil.because of government he looked at her again hIs eyen . eloa Oallleehlo Orohea«>-west • •" •^talnment—w. rpL Dlckerman on "The Meaning of For- some young Scotsman, "one does that It is necessary to have a meet- morning when she arrived at were smiling. "That’s all right, 4:0i>— 6:00—Science from tho Newe When the royal train brings King locked up becaii.se of his Inability to Foil aerrlce ctfeDt of N. B. A 9err> time mending his skin If not his Injury wrought by a professed bate on something or other. Berause ment of Justice for Inve.atlgatlon. acts performed or suggested." the hospital. Roger looked so 4:16— 5:16—Nina Daan Song Program rpL eign Trade"; 2:45. Ten piano svm- not hand a check for millions of ing of the tennis club on Thuradav fumlflh a bond last night. loe Ine. Jackie; I understand. It didn’t 4:|6— 6:26—Praia Radio Nowa Parlod Falton'i Orchaatra George and Queen Elizabeth from pounds across a table and exclaim, “WANT A HEW way.s, and will have a hospital slay friend, and In the house of Ita In that case it will take next to a If the companies are getting to- "Stocks are down a bit. There Is bright and cheerful today. so 4:30— 6:30—Paul Oeuglaa on Sporta * Orchaatra phony from Dayton; 4, Keybo'ard evening at 8 o’clock at the "Y." the fist fight on the floor to keep you turn out so hot. did It—my swell Boulogne to Paris, all stations along concert. 'take this check, my dear follow, Member American Newepaper Pub- to remember even If he Is safe from gether before submitting bids It Is a recurrence of vast unemployment. much more like himself. His head 4:46— 6:40—To Bo Announced—aaat; purpose of which is to draw up rules 5IOX.\ STF.lt Y ( "ON FISCATED. friend.s. It serves to confirm the awake. Idea? Though there was a little Orphan Annla—mldw rpt *^'®^12*6l^Dance Music—weat only the 160 miles of railway will be WJZ-NBC—12 noon. Opening of and sign the contract on the line liehera Aeaociatlon, effective court puniahmont. illegal under the various fair trade Certain taxes bear heavily on people was no longer swathed In band- 6:00— 6:00—Amos ’n* Andy—east: To and elect officers. fear of the growing autocracy In while—Just before I went away— NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK cleared of sightseers and closed an Eucharistic Congress at Budapest; below.’ " MLs.s Eleanor Hiicbner and Mrs. CARFI^ Publlshera Repreaentatlvee: The acts. Fines and prison sentence or corporations with plethoric ages; he wore his gamln-grin, his after that night In the garden— Ba Announced—weat Vienna, May 24 —l API - The offi- With the proper legal mai-hlnery Wn.shington. And It makes it.s owti S«a Food. RKvr Vimv can be Imposed. Nothing much has pur.aes. So the same element that blue eyes had lighted up as she 6:16— 6:16—Vocal Variatiaa by Chcrat BASIC — East: wja wbs-wbsx wbal hour before the train passes. 1:15 p. m„ Let’s Talk It Over: 2:30, Lord Robert said negotiations James Conilns who h.os been acting inltus Matbewe Special Agencj^—New remember? — when I thought . . . 6:30— 6:30—Unsten Jury — weaf: wham kdka wgtr wxya wjtn wayr wmal Bridges, signals, switches and cial Wiener Zeltung today piiblLshed Terk, Chioaffo, Detroit and Boaton. Major top flight eating spots can happened yet In the way of prose- came Into his room. "1 decided— M. Spitaly orchestra: 4:45, Herman were under way for the sale of a chairman, will be present at the for the atamping out of this brand comment upon the danger of giving haa hcM every national emergency But I guess you were still only Music from Philadelphia—netwk . * '•«»n wico railroad buildings will lie guarded Middleman music. a decree ahnofinclng conflscailon of v.*OMX in and find put sbeut be found cither right In town or hid- cution, although J. Edgar Hoover's aa a precursor of doom Is out again yesterday— that I had better go 6-.00— 7:00—Ruaa Morgan A Orchaatra wleu: Midwest: wenr wit kwk koU wren major portion of his father’s vast meeting to help those who are In- the entire property of the mona- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF of crime, the need for drastic Indi- to any Individual or group the putting on our act.” He changed 8:SC^— 7:3IL—Wayno King's Orchestra wmt kso wowo wetn : South: wrid wnbr by railroad police, gendarme.* and real estate holdings but that the it—you msy win s besuiifal CIRCULATIONS. den away In some suburban ' spot G-men are working on some cases. In full cry." home today.” 7:0(0— i:00—Vox Poppers Queatlona krgv kfdm wrol krla wjbo wdsu waga terested. Mis* Hiiehner will also be- stery of St. Lamhrccht in Styria new Hudson 112 Brougham. vidual action would not be neces- "grants of power" of which Mr. under a spreading elm tree. But his tone abruptly, as though he 7:3(0« 8:30—Fibber McOee Prog.—to c mobile guards. Some Wednesday short waves i amount Involved "Is nothing like The companies deny any collusion. Aasertlng that he would not un- "That's why you didn’t come to realized there was no use In re- wsgn kxy*; Mountain: klo kvod kgnf; gin her instruction periods on June belonging to the Catholic Order of NaiionsI Car Owner Economir The Herald Prtotlnv Company Ine^ aary. More than the law appiears Roosevelt once spoke. Here la one anybody not too fa.stidlous about ace me then?" Roger asked. If 8:0(^ 9:00—Bob RIpley'e Prog.—to cst "l*® *^'‘^** R«ca. kjr Recalling measures taken by Pre- DJD, Berlin. 6 p. m., German thd great sum publl.shed In the 4 and those who have not already aatnmee no flnanolal reaponelblllty Meantime Ickes works his own derestimate "either the value of membering. 8:3(0— 9:340—Jimmlo Ftdler, Talk—to c NOTE: See WEAF-NBC for optional mier Mussolini to protect Relchs- St. Benedict. Rca.sons were not Test now going on—iot*rcit> .smells can And something to do her sudden announcement was a 8:46— 9:46—Dale Carnegia'a Program list of stations. marches and 9:30. Concert: GSP, press." thought seriously of taking advan- disclosed. for typorraphleel errore appearing in to be nece.s.sary as things are “grant of power" being shamefully little trick. When the bids come In government acts or the service of But Jackie remembered. As 9:0(0—10:0(0—Danes Orcheetra—east: fuehrer Hitler on the latter’s visit ing, easy and worth tsfaile. adTertlaementa in the Mancheeter about food down on the water front, all Identical as to amounts, he gives tho.se who think they arc warning surprise — or disappointment — he CanL EaaL GSD, GSC, GSB, London, 6:35, Vest "I have no money," he added. "1 tage of this fine opportunity will And esch week there are three prostrated by a supposedly fair though ahe ever could forget! And Amoe *n' Andy—repeat (or weat to Italy, automobiles In which the pocket vaudeville; HAT4, Budapest, Ryenlng Herald. Herzog'.a hangs right out over the the Job to the qpmpany farthest us of impending dangers." the chair- did not give any sign of either. 9:30—10:30—Ruby Newman's Orehest. 3:30— 4:30-Tho-"The Singing Lady—east; am here solely to give my wife, who still have a chance lo affiliate. Mlsa new Hudson 112’s given swsy Committee. Into a. campaign of ter- wharf, and diners or lunchera sit on He smiled at her now, so that because remembrance was so 10:0(0—11:00—Freadls Martin Orchestra Edward Oaviss, Davis Baritona—west British sovereigns will ride through 7, Folk songa: PCJ, .Netherlands! had her second baby two months Huebner Is one of New England's as prizes. C)peo to owners of MR. MINTON’S MADNESS from the dam or bridge being built. man of the Democratic National sweet, and yet so sad. ahe said, 10:30—11:30—Teddy King & Orchestra 5*1^ 5‘15— Middleman Orchestra Paris with President and Mrs. Le- 7:15, Program for the Americas; 2, TUESDAY, MAT 24 ror against the opposing press. a balcony from which they can look If they are going to do that, aaya committee told his audience there his eyes crinkled at their corners Richards Orch. ago, a vacation In the Uniteil outstanding amateur players and a any make; of car. 1Complete in- in the old way; he motioned "Of course It was an act! You CB8 WABC NETWORK Johnston In Song brun will be surrounded by a squa- RO, Rome, 7:30, Light music; States." great tennis ciithuslaat, anil she has formation for the askio'ling Was It not M.arshnl ie VMIsrs Is It any wonder that Dr. Glenn through yacht masts to the Virginia he, we might Just as well give the should be "some Intelligence, some see I had on Idea, too, Roger. I shore a mile across the Potomac. toward a chair. "Aren't you going BASIC— East; wabc wade woko wcao 4:36— S:S6—Serenadars — wJi only; dron of mounted Spahl.a, ns well aa YV5RC. Caravas, 8:30. Continentals The length of hla stay, he said, offered free InstnicYlon in any pha.se say Hudson dealer’s too' MANCHESTER BOY SCOUTS who wrote "God save me fi-om my Frank made the following state- railroads e thovement starting In Eng- Frenchman, and particularly must So, Mr. President, you may well the most difficult one she had MOUNT.—kvor klx koh ksj kevo kfbb 10:S(^11:3(^Bob Saunders A Orchestra All buildings facing the line of responded, then wondered who the constable of the Tower of London, Instinct. Ownership Msnsgamenf ment, to give business a fresh start, ever had to say. That might bs short wdille before he went away, march will be inspected and all per- land not so many years ago soon he be considering them at the pres- quote De ^^lIar's statement, "God culprit was. Only department ex- Sir Claud Jacoh. received the IJe dug up evidence Incriminating M k to 47th St. Jmst r##i of ural oil to accumulate? Should I and to afford relief for those with- forever. But even that wras not when ahe had accepted hla pin , . . sons wishing to watch from win- ecutives are supposed to be able to S. & F. Motor Sales, Inc. ' anniaed attention and spread far ent moment. , save me from my friends." Have golden keys today In a pageant-like Homer Russel). A police court Judge Oroadway. ToL U r d s 6-SOOO use friction?" out means of support. Doubtless the something she had to tell him. 7:30—Famous Actors’ Guild Pre- dows must have permits. turn In multiple-alarm calls. Cor. Main 8t- and Middle Mr. Farley purchase a halier for Health and Diet ceremony. HIs responsibility Is now has the case under advisement. and wide throughout the world. It There nave been many deolara- Answer; The application of oil all of yon have heard protests That was going' to be the hardest That was it — ahe must return sents Helen Mencken—"Sec- Manchester baa grown to great proportion In Mr. Minton at the earliest po.sslble to a dry akin will tend to soften It against this new spending. You of all. This thing that she had his pin. Tell him she had only ond Husband.” Uons by anU-admlnlstratlonlsts Advice have been -told, and are being told, decided she must do. WTIC this country. Today, It Is well or- moment. and make It more flexible and less accepted It In pretense, make-be- 8:00—Big Town—Edward G. Rob- that the ultimate objective of the B ; DR. FRANH UoLIUI likely to Itch. The marked itching that this pump-prlmlng, as It was lieve, too. "Here. Roger," she Travelers Broadcasting Servtoe, inson and Claire Trevor. / ganlzed and highly respected. New Deal is the development of an which you describe Is fairly com- called when the principle was first She sat down obediently, tak- fumbled with the clasp; her fingers Barttord, Conn. 8:30—AI Jolson Show—Martha Invoked, had proven a failure and were trembling so that they were But behind this great movement aiitocmcy that would one day d.are mon and la called “bath prurltls.” ing off her hat, aa he had asked 80,000 W . 1040 K. C. 28J H. Raye and Parkyakarkus. RADIO DIETARY TRF„\T5IENT FOR There la no reason ot believe that therefore was the wrong thing to her to. The sunlight streaming all thumbs. "I want you to taka ; la a very vital and active force of even to challenge the freedom of the ASTH.M.V. do. Eastern Dajllght Saving lim e 9:00—Watch the Fun Go By—AI =sz==s In N e w Y o r k the application of olive oil or cold through the window blazed across this back, too. Of course it was Pearce and his Gang. . unselfish men and youth that la the press. These declarations have been ______By George Rots • The money--and It was a whole only part of the Joke. A sorry Eastern Standard rtme In yesterday's article I described cream would cause the pores to her hair, making a golden halo of 9:30—Benny Goodman’s Orchestra iota of Its existence—who have un- met by admlnl.strationlsts with ridi- clog. You would probably benefit lot of money—that was spent in di- her flushed, young race. The same part. Maybe If you’d worn It, In- Tueeday, May 24 10:00—Time to Shine—Hal Kemp’s In all this talk about SE R V IC E , the American Oil what I consider to be the main from ii.slng one or the other. In stead of giving It to me. It would P. M. atlntlngly and unselfishly given cule and scoffing. They have de- New York, May 24.—New York rect relief saved this country from warm sunshine that only yester- Orchestra. By C. E. BUTTERFIELD causes of asthma and pointed out all likelihood, you will find the skin disorders and riots. For ten mil- day had caressed the bent dark have brought you better luck." 4:00—Backstage Wife. both time and energy to promote scribed them a.s rhenp politics on s the place where anything can 10:30—Ray Heatherton. Associated Press Radio Editor. that this condition is often found condition will Improve If, when bath- lions of people would never starve head of Beryl, kneeling at Roger's She had It off now, she held It out 4:15—The Story of Mary Marlin. 10:45—Four Clubmen. ' Its welfare and existence. It la to the one hand, or as mental aaalnlnl- MAppen —and doca whore the ni^ht •nff. you use soap as sparingly aa side. to him. Hfp 1.1 the most fantn.stic feature of In those with poorly developed dia- peaceably. Another bunch of this 4:30 — “Hughesreer’ presenting 11:00—News Service. (Time Is Eastern Standard.) them that much credit and praise Is ty on the other. po.sslble, rerhaps you have been money—and It was another large I'm sorry you have to go," He reached his hand out to take Rush Hughes, news commen- 11:15—Organ Silhouettes — Vin- New York, May 24.—Ruth Bryan the giiidy .Manlmltan patteni. phragms. A dellnitc diaphragmat- using a soap which is too strong— Roger .said now; the same phrase Company would like to emphasize this great truth: : due. It Is In them the future of ic weakness Is often present. In amotint—provided public work for It, then drew it back; shook his tator. cent Sargent. Owen Rhode Is to Join the women But now comes Senator .Minton There was the case of Bohbv If so, a mild soap would be better. that Beryl had used when Jackie head. "No, Jackie. I gave It to good citizenship la entrusted. It Is Mnriyn, the broker-playboy who such cases, it l.s usually a good plan millions of men and women and 4:45—The Road of Life. 11:30—Happy Felton’s orchestra. commentators of -he microphone. of Indiana, and his supposedly fair When you are rubbing the oil Into had told her she was going home. .... well, because I really The former minister to Denmark liked to alt about at eafea, spent for the patient to take certain kept them from the humiliation of 5:00—Dick Tracy. Tomorrow’s Program by their word and example that fu- the skin you would probably obtain being objecU of public charity and Then, amazingly, he added almost wanted you to have It. I sttU want will have a Wednesday night series and Judicial '.Senate lobby Investi- a fortune In pursuing this exlrav- breathing exorcises to develop a 6:15—Terry and the Pirates A. M. ture America looks to. all the friction neccs.sary. You will preserved them from the hla.atlng the same words, too. "But maybe, yoti to have it. Just as something 5:30—Your Family and Mine. via WEAF-NBC in which she will gation Committee. Were they the nganre, and who finallv reason- strong chest snd diaphragm. find that exposing the skin to sun- after all. It Is best, my love." 7:00—Eta Alpha Programma. A task—yes, a dilflcult task to Alter a.sthnia has developed, those effects of Idleness until private Jobs to remember me by. Or at least, 8-'45— "Little Orphan Annie." discuss both national and Interna- most bitter partl-jans agalmst the ed: " I f I like ihia kind of thing light and air will improve ILs tone, Jackie's heart gave a little to remember your first trial en- 7:30—Shoppers Special. tional affairs. The program title Is teach the youth. With an older and so much, why don't I buy a plaee exercises alone can not be used dur- were available. A third batch of 6:00—News. New Deal rather than partisans for although as the -skin Is thin and this money-and again It was a lot twinge at the old familiar, mock- gagement— and what a sorry end 7:45—News Service. “News To Me". The first broadcast _ experienced audience It Is easy to of niy owai and luxuriate with a ing the first part of the. treatment, delicate, over-exposure must be ing words. How often she had It came to . . . " 6:15— “Fred Hoey, .Sports Round- 8:00—Trea.sure House. Is June 8. with 8:30 as.the time. it, as they are, they could not ap- prolit?" rhe asthmatic patient should avoided as your akin Is likely to of money-, established the C. C. C. up." . convey an Ide^ But on the other camps and took care of the young told Roger In reply that she was "Blit It didn't! I mean . . . it 8; 15—Shoppers Special. Among the women commentators pear to more fully Justify the Which he did. He opened an j start on a fast, either using plain burn easily. When bathing, try not his love—and now ahe never 6:30—Wrightvllle Clarion. now on the air are Dorothy Thomp- hand take a youth that is full of ' water, or, besides a large amount ot jieople who were arriving at work- was avvful decent of you Roger 9:00—Fred Felbel at the Organ. charges that the administration oasis named La Conga and it has using tepid water and avoid rub- could bo. Now It was Indeed a to try to help me out. It wasn't your 8:45—Rhythms of the Day. 9:15—Madison Ensemble. son. newspaper columnist, and Kate life, vitality, good humor, limited been the most succes.aful night water, using a small amount of ing age with no Jobs in sight, 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. hates the press anrl propases to gag bing the skin nfter the bath with a mockery. fault it didn’t work out. It Isn’t 9:25—Star Gazing In Hollywood. Smith, who recently added an after- club In town for almost a year fruit juice. tiiiuige or grapefruit towel. Either allow it to dry with- X X X I leave It to your imagination "That wasn't what 1 wanted to 7:15— Vocal Varieties. noon discussion aeries to her variety Inalght—try to teach him. 'it la a Juice seems to ho w.’ll suited lor the anybody's. It wasn't supposed to, 9:30—Phil Boudinl, accordionist. It. Even the liilindelphia Record And Playlwy Martyn now has a out rubbing, or pat It dry. what would have become of these tell you," Jackie said. She must you know. It was supposed to end 7 30—"True or False." entertaining schedule. real hard problem. It requires great purpose, but m .some cases It seems had they been set adrift without 9:45—Dan Hardlng’.s Wife. which seems to reganl Mr. Roose- place of his own to revel In with get this over os quickly, as pain- this way.” 6:00—Johnny with Russ Morgan. 10:00—Pretty Kitty Kelly. patience and tact. Not only must he accompaniment of a steady that faster results are obtained if work and without hope. " lessly as possible. 8:30—Wayne King’s Orchestra. As part of the broadcasting in velt as a near divinity, and his poli- the fruit Juices arc left out and only (I’hlld Dislike** Wafer) "I guess It was," he said. "It 10:15—Myrt and Marge. the lessons be explained .simply but UnUlo on Hii cash rujjiHttT. Question: Mrs. T. L. wants to IL-ason I'ur Ri-oeaslon "What is it?" Roger asked. "You 9;00—Vox Pop. connection with foreign trade week, cies as wholly perfect, cannot Btoin- plain water Is used for about 5 days. : The speaker blaniid operation of was fun while It lasted, wasn’t It. 10:30—Hilltop House, starring Bess It’s what goes illustrated with Interesting exam- All this liy way o f prelude to know: "My little girl refu.ses to may tell me anything. I gues.i I Jackie?" His tone was very gav 9:30— Fibber McGee and Company. Johnson. WEAF-NBC has decided to include ach the crazy doings of Minton. a scene whldi t.K.k plaie In u Fruit Juices contain some sugai, the law of supply and demand for can lake It now.” He still wore 10:00—"Believe It or Not." at 10:30 Thursday night a round- ples. and this may coiilimie to cause flat- drink water hut likes plenty or ! .starting the present business recos 10:45—Stepmother. That paper la screaming loudly West .Side caravansary the other fruits, salads and cooked vegetables. his gay grin, but his blue eyes "Yes, " Jackie said. "It was fnn 10:30—Jimmy Fiddler. 11:00—Greenfield Village CHiapel. table by five consular attaches In Manchester congratulates all ulence even when the patient is not I S i o n . were serious. which they are to talk about oddities that Minton be quickly squelched, evening. Another playboy who Shoulil I force her to take the vvhile It lasted." And It was all 10:45—Dale Carnegie. 11:15—Pappy Cheshire and his Na- these men and Scoiitmaaters. And had an Idea like .Martyn's had eating any other food. The fast i "U’e produced," he asserted, "an "Yes . . . you are almost well In commerce around the world. and Is calling upon New Deal Sena- w'lll usually stop the wheezing water?" over now. Just like that. 'With 11 ;00—News. tional Hillbilly (?hamplona opened a night cUih for his own exceas of things people wanted to now, aren't you? You ought to a few words. But this was not 11:15—Polish Orchestra, thanks to Danny Shea for his fine within 48 hours, although In some An.swer. The roods you mention buy, but lacked the purchasing pow- 11:30—Big Sister. Two Senators and three members tors to do the squelching. Briefly, personal comfort and lingered be out of the hospital and hob- fun. She could not keep this up 11:45—A1 Donahue’s Orchestra. and Interesting articles depicting of the severe cases, it will not be would provide an abundance ot er to ilo so. So Inventories grew bling about on a cnitch before 11:45—Aunt Jenney’s Real Life Sto- what Is the how and why of It all? there a full week. But from the liquid. Possibly .she does not need much longer. Her heart was a 12:00—Weather Report. ries. the "Youth of Manchester." Each start, this place was doomed to possible for the patient to eliminate and a lotftif goods stopped on the long! " Jackie tried to be gay, First, let It be recalled that all of I he bronchial mucus clui ing any extra water. dead heavy load now, her throat 12:02—Freddie Martin’s Orchestra. 12:00 Noon—Mary Margaret Mc- week these articles are eagerly a meagre clientele aiul an unfash- shelves, and the wheels of Industry too. She did not see the look that dry and choked. Oh, ahe must got Bride. the fast and a slight wheeze will swept across Roger’s face, wiping 12:30—Teddy King’s Orchestra. awaited by the youth of Manches- about three weeks ago, Mr. Minton ionable one, even thtfligh the dec- slowed down again. Prices Were too the rest of It over very, very P. M. continue for some time. high for the purchasing power of away hla grin, making hla eyes 100 a. m.—Silent. WITNESS THIS snggoster a hill which If passed orations and entertainment coat After the breathing becomes nor- quickly—very, very gayly. Indeed. 12:15—News Service. crT the smile ter. Tomorrow’s Program with the ma.ss. The market did not keep more sober. A look that would would clearly open the way for Gov- him a great many thousands of mal and there is no oppres.sive She got up from her chair, 12:25—Conn. Produce Market Bul- ilolinr.s. Overnight News pace with the advance of machinerv have denied his quick reply. pulled the Dobbs hat firmly doWTi A. M. ernment Interference with the tightiie.ss In the chest, the patient which permitted increased produc "I'll .say! Crutches nothini Do 6:00—Roy and Btid. letin. AUTO THIEVES On the seventh night of this may start on a three meal a day over the golden halo of her hair, 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. press. That was bad enough, sug- wobbly enterprise, our friend n i.se lion with fewer men. you think I'd bother with such stepped back from Roger's bed. 6:30— "Hl-Boya. ’ plan, using a rea.sonable amount of Of Connecticut things. Jackie! Oh. yes . . . I'm 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. It Is unlikely that public senti- gestive enough, of what our Caesar from his ringside table, called for "The investment forees, hanks hor a moment, only a moment, 7:00—Morning Watch Ben Haw- •Kgs, meat, fish and other proteins By .\SSO('L\TED PRESS sure to be out of here now before thorne. 1:00—Betty and Bob. TAKE his hat, gloves and stick and start- together with the non-starehy vege- and capllalists, withheld their funds ahe might have hurled her face 1:15—Betty Crocker. ment In Manchester will much long- had been feeding upon. But the from commerce and Industry. Some long." 8:00—News. ed out. Turning to the headwnltcr, tables. The following Is a good and given way to the rising tumult 1:80—Arnold Grim’s Daughter. ADVANTAGE er pa-sslvely put-up with a condi- general conclusion wap that this he .suavely :'ald: "I don't like the at- New Haven— Francis M. Sullivan, did this because the courage' had "Taking wing again. I expect!" of emotion that threatened to 8:15— "Hl-Boys." plan at this time: Jackie added. For she knew that 1:45—Valiant Lady. tion, not peculiar to this town, was merely a nmnlfestalion of mosphere ilown here So I'm qiilt- BREAKFAST: One egg; rhoiee 41, of West Haven, shot himself to been frightened out of them by their sweep all resolution, all reason 8:30—Radio Bazaar. one nasty crack-up would not Itiiplf away. 2:00—The Inside Page— Ray Bar OF S P E C I A L O F F E R wrhereby auto thieves have grown chicken-pox fever. Induced by the tlng. The place Is yours." j of the following rookcl vegetahle.s: death in an office of the American adventures in the hlg crash, 9:00—Herman and Banta. rett. Railway Express Agency here. Dr. "Others were content Ip keep stop Roger. He would never be ” 1 must gii. Roger," ahe said. 9:15—Gretchen McMullen. - more numerous than mischievous egotism which Mr. Minton had de- And out he strode toward a riv.al i spinach, asparagus, string beans, happy, unless he could go on with 2:15—The O’NelUs. that counts club. ; summer squash, celery and carrots Marvin M. Scarborough, medical ex- their money plies Intact, pe'rhaps be- She spoke Jerkily. "I must go right 9 30—Food News. 2:30—Foreign Trade Week. boy "apple hookers," and are meted veloped aa Chairman of the Snoop- aminer, said he committed suicide. cause they had a grouch against the his flying. away. Or I’ll miss my train, I 9:45—Jake and Carl. I also a small dish of stewed fruit. 'That's right," Roger said, al- 3:00—All Hands on Deck. out about the same punishment, or ing Lobby Committee—though wait Giants of Finance I LUNOLTEON; CTholcc of one or New Haven—The board of educa- government and thought that was want to say once more— thsjik 10:00—Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage 3:30—Kate Smith Speaks. tion set at 68 the compulsory re- one way of combatting policies to most too cheerfully. A forced you, oh! so much—for everything lees, when they are caught. The and see If this Committei attempts .Somi'one has told u.s a rather two of the vegetables listed for cheerfulness that again belled the Patch. 3:45—To be announced. breakfast. Also a salad vegetable. tirement age for local teachers. The w'hich they were ho.atile. —And .... and goodby. Roger." 10:15—John’s Other Wife. plague of thefts and tamperings I any Investigation of the lobbying by wistful little story alKiiit the dilem- fla.sh of pain in his blue eyes. That was the hardest word of all ma that overtisik a group of busi- DIN.VKR: The same kind of veg- edict will become effective Jan. 1. "However, whatever the cause for 10:30—Just Plain Bill. now being perpetrated In this town I son James and his colleagues, In 19.19. “But what was it you wanted to the most difficult to say. The gasoline tax bill of Amer- ness tycoons the other afternoon at etables given for breakfast, with the the recession it did not affect the tell me, Jackie—besides goodby?" 10:45—The Woman in White. It’s a great day for service. things all along, but haven’t been calls for Immediate and productive I their efforts to have the deee.osed addition of one-fourth of a pound Wnterbiiry—Ronahl .N. Woortt situation. It was the government’s Having said It, Jackie turned 11:00—David Harum. ican motorlata la Increasing at ths a Board of Direetors' meeting. and almost ran from the room. rate of 3100,000,000 a year. police action, and a thorough and reorganization bill pa.ssed. Or per- The talk was .sailing along of lean meat, mutton, chicken, fish ward, aa.slstant treasurer of the Wa- Job to relieve widespread distress ‘Just—that ' yoiJ are free," she 11:15—Lorenzo Jones, or rabbit. This diet should be con- terbury .Savings Bank, was found and there was no time to waste.” She did run down the long gloomy And you can hardly pick up an making much noise about it vigorous court prosecution. With haps Mr. Minton had become a bit smoothly and millions were hang- answered. hurrying on quick- narrow hall, as though ahe could 11:30—How To Be Charming. tinued for several weeks and one hanging in his cottage at Lake 11:45—"Hello Peggy." penalties as severe as may he im- ing. with perfect equilibrium, in ly. "Free—of our ridiculous trial not escape quickly enough, as lll-tempercd at his imsucce.-sfiil at- the balance. Sudilenly one of the enema Is to be taken each day. Do Qiins.sapaug. Dr. A. C. Swenson, engagement, I mean. It really 12:00—"Getting the Most Out of advertisement of an oil compan posed. not add starches or sugars and omit medical examiner, said he commit- FAMOUS SUB EXPERT though she were afraid If ahe did W e believe you’re entitled to good tempts at brow-heatlng witnesses. conferees heoame distracted by Isn’t necessary to go on with It not keep on running she would Life."—Rev. William L. SUd- milk. Use butter as desired for ted suicide. any longer. Roger. I can explain ger. BIsme for the growing state-wide Whatever the explanation of the the sight of a small pigeon on the seasoning the vegetables. As re- turn bark to Roger, teU him the without seeing the word. ertmlnal Industry In cars cannot be propo.sed hill there w'as a very window-sill tugging desperately at Hartford—Philip Koropchuck. 49, things to Mother. She and I un- truth— that this was the end of P. M. m HoarsMtss service - and with a smile. But.. it’s jCovery Is esfabll.shed, gradually add was arrested here and returned to DIES AT NEW LOJIDON derstand each other better now. placed wholly on police, or on the the enrtaln eord. proliably for nest- i the starches, siigara and milk, be- everything for her. 12:15—Noontime Varieties. OrarcpaM tha annoyoaca af strong Inclination on the part of all ing material. The pigeon was a Holyoke. Mass., by Detective Ser- And she is going to marry Mr. 13:30—Campus Kids. Hiraat IrrHetlan onfl haarta* courts, which have, however. In too : to, forgive and forget. I Ing very careful as to the manner geants Timothy Murphy and Jere- Scott, anyway." what goes with the smile that counts. game one, because every time he In which this Is done, owing to their New London, Conn.. May 24— (To Be Omtlnned) 12:45— "Sln^n’ Sam." nau hf savvyitf with (hit Service is important. But from some many insUncea permitted laxity or was stopped short as he was flying miah Coffey who said he stole .4829 (API - Hugo Eugene Grleshaher. 1:00—News and Weathei. MW aflactiva antitaatk sola* Rut now romes Mr.. .Minton's tendency to prmluce excessive mu- from a desk In a bank there Sun- Haa. Haeli and laathat. - blind leniency to govern their off, he came right back and re- cus In the patient with an asthmatic supervising constructor for the 1:15—"Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne." fj-ranny toward Glenn Frank and day while washing windows. Electric Boat company at Groton, NOS*CCNf U Miada with an of the ads you read you’d think it was The service our product^ give courses of action. Much more blame sumed his assault upon the cord. tendency. 1:30—Marjorie Milles. the farm paper. Rural Progress, His antics fastened a director's at- Hartford—A delegation of citi- died yesterday at his home. It was iadisad vagatabla all boia— The deep breathing exercises may 2:00—Federal Theater of the Air and na aphadrlna. Ask yawr. for the cuirent wave of this sort which Frank edits. Mr. Minton tention upon him and soon the other be started after the breathing ha.s zens protesting the condemnation of hIs .58th birthday. -He was born In —Hall of Fame. invented yesterday. is just as important as the service ren- o f Clime can be fixed on state stnt- magnates of high fln.ince, one hy land In the Saugatuck valley by New York City, and was interna- dniggisl. summoned Maurice V. Reymolds,. the been normal for four or five weeks. the Bridgreport Hydraulic Company 2:30—Brevity Matinee. hfes W’hlch still regard horse one. were attracted to the same I At this time, the exercises may be tionally known for himwork on sub- 2:45—Rayonalltles. [nhilK.-Mlnl^n.-NswTali pulillsher of this paper, to ap’i>ear courageous scene. called upon Gov. Cross and the Pub- marines, dered by our dealers. Amoco-Gas, thies'ers' as a raaJ-jr offense, hut I slowly intixaluced and Increaaed for 3:00—Pepper Young’s Family. A TRAINED DEMONSTRATOR ; before him and the Committee for The chatter of the moneyed the purpose of developing a strong lic Utilities Commisaion to raise the .Mr. Grie.shaber had submarine In- Our dealers were wiping wind- make It possible for pillagers and Issue that a cemetery lies too close ventions patented In the United OPEN 3:15—Ma Perkins. WIU BE AT OUR STORE f j questioning. giants simmered down and the diaphragm for chest, thus aiding the 3:30—Vic and Bade. the original special motor fuel, robbers of automobile property chairman's gavel fell Into disuse. to the proposed reservoir for public .States and In Belgium. Canads, An the porea Should I bathe leu the rcoord amoag the JuaUeea for CtoorgaMoCaa. AT YOUR SERVICE FROM MAINE TO FLORIDA * freguentlr In order to allow the nat- j ere lees than 3.070 in the country. 1 wpportlag Ksw Deal UUgmUoa. ' M compared to SlM ta itll. fix MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TDBSDa Y. ma t 24. i s s s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 24,1934 PAGE: Cartoonalities Bolton*s South Road PARTS OF STOLEN By Paul Aceto COACH AND CAR fo B IT U A R Y | SHAMROCKS BEAT Wounded Panther Attacks SCHOOL FESTIVAL ^ Like New Manchester CAR RECOVERED Hitler Starts to Train SODAUTY HOLDS Old Soldiers Give Up Task ,, INSlJWXf OPERATORS GET Hunters in an Automobile TOMORROW NIGHT i-a< liN'1 HOLUSTERS, 28-2 Young^Minds of Germany MOTHERS’ SOCIAL The Impraveinent ro«d* in BoltonX Frank, at preaent Mancbeater reel- Mrs. Mary Ivers Of Decorating Battlefiem, raaulted In a larg'e number of f dente, are arran^ng to build horaea Some Accessories Taken Off COURTESY BOOK Mrs. Mary Ivers, widow of James Bombay, May 34 — (AP) — A, Tbare was a mad struggle In the t'/!‘ltancheater people moving to that i nearby. Ivers. died suddenly of a heart at- young hunter today saved the Uvss hack of th* car with the Mahara- A*-*lng. In conjunction with general .i.'.ttawn to make their bomaa. In moat ^ Samuel Dunlop, John .Erickson tack this morning at her home In lighten Hold On Second of the Maharajah of Dswaa and two jah’s two aides battering the snarl- Chonu Of 1,000 Voices To soclated Presa)—Thirty-two school* schooling, th* boy* receive baste Gettysburg. Pa.. May 24—(AP)—,rhe dedicated to "a naw naUon, Mte.' aides de camp when a wound-crazed to fix the Nazi Weltanschauung Fine Propram Presented At Did soldier* who for years have ceived In liberty." Judge w T ^ i e'lMNa they uity haveMve builtDum new homea,nomee, ' and«na ArthurAnnur Uoyd.uioya. otheromer realdentarrsKwncs TTlOIIiaS Fer^USOH S Psck' IT! The Connecticut Company haa East Hampton. Mrs. rjvers ' had ing animal with the butts of their knowledge In specialized fields such . tiatnc Held atone that haa been taken of South road are former Manchea- , _ j i i i been in her usual health for one of panther leaped Into the tonneau of rifles. Be Heard In Educatiomd (Philosophical World Outlook) in as aeronautfes, seamanship, shoot- decorated the graves of thoss who Sheeley of the Common Pleas Court i flrom old walla or dug out of the i ter folka and only thia week J. j. J|f(| fQ g ||(| Jn H arH A rd distributed to all its motor coach her years, and arose to close the Place In Junior League; the Prince’.x aiitomohlle In a sav- The panther had clawed all three the youthful minds of Germany’s ing and motor mechanics. Last Night’s Annual Party; fell on the nation's most famous of Adams and Fulton counties (4dH; i: "grouBda where they build,_ aa a big * Sullivan of Gardner atreet purcbaa- ' and atreet car operators a new book windows during the early morning age, clawing attack. severely when th* young hunter in leaders-to-be are to be built. Noteworthy formations within haltlelleld called today for younger recite the famous Gettysburg ad'A *: /' partm A of a tha ^ atructure.^ ^ M*wa_ Thta ■ la_ ea I Aed <4 Aa a two «• * A acre piece «%#of 1 land A M «a M and H ^ m will.A 1 I let entitled, "Courtesy Wins," to thunderatorm. Slje was well known Hasaett Hurls Two*Hitter. The Prince had bagged three the front seat turned his own gun Square Musical Program. This is a developing phase of the the Hitler Youth are those devoted men to carry on the duty grown too dress. Another speaker will be' AN IN^RAHC- assist the operators In providing ho a number of Manchester people, panthers and had w'ounded a fourth. on the beast. work of Hitler Youth, the organ!- Hall Is Filled. •strenuous for them. Senator Arthur H. Vandenburg (R„ paeli lly true of South Road. The j build there. Much of the land that to fljing and shooting, giving prlm- Mich.) • road rune from the Quanyvllle I haa been aold waa part of the farm A number of the automobile parts courteous service to the riding pub- having several daughters and The wounded animal apparently The panther fell dead at the feet zatlon which takes Gsrmsn boy* be- ar> education preparatory to gradu- Disdainful of advancing age, the accntacoodmanyyww lic and to aid them In establishing grandchildren In town, and occa- trailed the hunters and leaped on of his bleeding victims and the Ma- tween the ages of 10 and I8 In hand A feature of th* ceremonies win *- south to the Andover road and waa : of John Whitman, who la now de- stripped from the Packard sedan . IMOLDflY-NasON actifcv, The Shsmrocki tightened their The third annual Music Festival ation Into similar organizations in handful of surviving veterans who a t one time lived upon by aoma of ' veloplng a camping Bite on aeven owTied by Thomas Ferguson of The better relations with their patrons. sionally spent her winters here them from a tree as they were harajab and his aides ware taken conducted by the Manchester public to give them sound physical train- the upper Nazi ranks, A capsclty crowd filled St James shouldered muskets In this drowsy be music by a citizens’ band whlA ' The booklet was Issued In conjunc- since her husband’s death. hold on second place in the Legton- leaving the forest. calls Itself “The Blue and the Gray*? ;: tha oldeat of the raaldenta of Bolton. ! acrea of woodland located to the j Herald which had been stolen Sat- I to a hospital. school grade and High school sing- ing combined with Ideological teach- The grownup flying organization, Hall last evening for the annual section of south-central Pennsyl- rear of hla home on Weat road ^ U T DtBT OWro tion with the recent showing to the Mrs. Ivers was born In Eaat Morlarty Junior baseball leagua with ers and musicians will be conducted ing. vania 75 years ago have proudly In tribute to the Union and Om.’ ; Today a drive over the road will I iirday. May 14, were located by men of-r sound motion picture film, Hampton March 14, 1853, and lived _ ^ National Socialist Fllegerkorps, Mother and Daughter Social of the federate forces that clashed in thS'’ te d only two aueh famillea and only [ which he haa called Sunaet View. ---- ,x^ . ‘’veauiil^jn■‘“roph over IH thW tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in Each spring the Hiller Youth while principally Interested In sport* handled the work of keeping forever I Hartford police yesterday after •<0 IbWN BV carrying the same title and pro- there all her life. Her first husband Educational .Square, under the dl Children of Mary Sodality. decisive three-day engagement two of the other houaea on that I The efforta of Charlea H. Dotchln was John Sullivan and two sons hapleas Hollister street school nln, by William J. Phlllipa of Astoria, condu(its a Orlve to enroll all 10- aviation, has at its purpose, accord- green the graves of fallen comrades. they bad been discovered by a group COLLCCTINQ duced for the American Transit nt Mt. Nebo last night. It was the MERIDEN MAN’S PIGEONS L. I., and Miss France* Knapp, rectlon of G. Albert Pearson, direc- year-olds. "Come To U*"’ waa the Ing to Relehsfuehrer Hitler, "To Music, dancing and comedy com- This year, however, the gray- The exercises have aroused un-' atreet are occupied by people not of Bolton Notch, a former Manchea- Association. were born of that marriage, John usual interest this year because at fonnar realdenta of Mancheeter. ter realdent. In Intereatlng Manches- of children. fourth straight setback for the loe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barthol- tor of music In the town’s schools. slogan used this year In a campaign keep alive and deepen alr-mlnded- prised an enjoyable program’of en- lialt'ed and enfeebled veterans were t^co.ood 'oung ter with a one-act comedy "Thurs- former Weat Side boya, who have property of each lanil owner. Cunningham uncovered various INrURANCt 5^ 11)1 AB R H PO A E 1198 5'ards per minute. Tw-elve lofts equipped elaborately with lecture "The education In shooting fits built new homea. Emeat A. Craw- to one specific location where they Hampton. YV lerzblckl, cf .,, 5 1 0 0 0 0 of birds were entered In the race, Mr. and Mrs, Bruno Mayer sind festival Is attended hy an increas- rooms, laboratories, auditoriums, day* At Home” The play was di- The report of the selectmen of parts strewm under bushes for sev- iAX COLLECTOR are met and handled by the sales- and 10 o clock from St. Patrick’s Katkaveck. lb. 3h 6 5 4 daughter Jean of RuUand. Vt.. were much more In a carefully planned rected by Miss Gertrude Campbell. abaw, a former Mancheater realdent Bolton last year showed that the„„ era! yards around. Uncovered were CAN , -E— ., 4 1 0 numbering 115 birds and the race PJ^Ple from Hart- libraries, handicraft workroom* and training schedule along which the riNCt OCT, men In this one spot, our sales coun- chureh In that place. Burial will Griswold, ss ...... 6 .5 4 0 0 from <3iarlotte, Virginia, to Man- the recent guests at the home of ford and surrounding' town* includ- full equipment for sports. In the cast were Sue Reardon, Kath- baa a home on the weat aide of the town spent Onl/ IST6 for relief of four more Packard wheels, tire ^CtRTAlNLY ■fOPPLC ^PINJ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ugone on Mor- taffMancheater friends and parents. boys are led to superior physical read and two of bla aona, Erie and the poor. ' chains, a Jack handle, two head- ters are scattered over the entire be in St. Patrick’s cemetery. Rev. Bunce. lb ...... 2 0 1 0 0 chester. The Hitler Youth movement at erine O'Brien, .Marjorie Taylor. Sue city. fJInchey, formerly of Bottlcello. 2h ,... 6 4 ton sft-eet. . 00 admission charge and aplrltuai achievement. Warbec, Uly Humphrey. Ann YVas- lamps and the two floor rugs. 0 1 Peter Vendrlllo's pigeons placed to the concert tomorrow night but lAfge Is and will-be the first proving “Just as everybody learn* to »wlm "Every time a street'car or bus Rockville, will celebrate the i,lemn Sumislaskl, If, 3b 4 2 1 1 0 first In both club’s 600-mlIe race Earl Fontanella of Medway, klellwlcz, Marion Ma'honey, Alyce The parts were returned to the pulls Into a stop to load or unload njgh masa. Mass., spent the week-end in town donations win be accepted on the ground, not only for party and gov- and box. so he must also be stire ot Hartford police station where th'ey Butler, rf ...... 5 2 2 0 1 from Damllle, North Carolina to ernment leaders-to-be but for the Madden and Nadine Sullivan. It. telling her It was a horrible passengers we open up a new store f ‘he remains Hasaett, p ...... 5 1 0 visiting with relatives and friends. grounds for the current school In- himself In handling weapons which Refreshments were served in the COURT ORDERS USHING, thing to do,” Rosenthal went on. were Identified last nlght"by Ronald "sell the South Into bondage for an- In a new location, selling s definite from this evening until the time of 1 0 Manchester. August Carlson sscond Samuel Steinberg of Brookline, strument fund now being conducted German armed forces. Inculcate In him a knowledge of re- H. Ferguson. In the meantime the CONVICT IS KILLED other hundred years.” Helm, c ...... 3 4 3 0 0 tn both clubs and Edward Cox of school kindergarten which was dec- The defense attorney said that It commodity—transportation. Every Arrangements McEvlU, If ...... 3 4 2 Maes., was fined $5 and costa of by the special committee of the Here again Instruction In the sponsibility and security, of concen' orated In yellow, green and white. waa In ’'a stupor or Insane delu- automobile has been completely Another leading critic, Represen- single Individual standing on a cor- are In charge of W. p. Quish of this 0 0 East Hartford third, likewise from llO.SiNn the borough court Mon- flcbodl. Nazi Weltanschauung Is fundamen- BUT MOTHER RENEGS outfitted with new parts. The old tative McReynoIda (D.. Tenn.), aald both the Nutmeg and Manchester trstlon and strength of determlns' Miss Mary Fraher, president of the sion" that the young lovers deter- TRYING TO ESCAPE ner ready to board a street car or town. day morning on the charge of vio- tal, along with sound physical train- tlon” Sodality, waa toastmlstreaa. Rev. Opening To day mined to die. parts will be turned over to the In- the bin would "destroy labor unions" bus Is a potential cuafomer. It Is 45 28 20 18 3 1 clubs. lation of rules of the road. He surance company for salvaging. and put 2,000,000 more persons on Hollister Street School Seven lofts Including 34 birds YVlIIlam P. Reldy. pastor of St. Tears streamed down Donald's from these people that we receive was arrested May 8th on the Buck- James’ Church, snd (Jhaplaln of the cheeks as Rosenthal read lines from (Cnotlnued from Page One) relief. He asserted employers would the revemiqs which keep ns going. AB R H PO A E were shipped to the 600-mlIe sta- ley Highway by State Trooper Pat- TOLLAND dren are to he baptized at that Our *1Raliie Welts,” Says Judge. turn to the use of more machines If funerals Slenda. rf .. .3 0 0 2 able to return to hla home In Wap Sodality, greeted the assembly. Miss Charlotte's farewell note to her Our customers are our bread and Brown, aa .. tion In North (Carolina. Times for rick O’Toole. service. ping today. ’ But Prankster's Mother Says mother. In which the girl said that pone In the back with a pair of they were compelled to raise wages. butter. They ask to be carried Mr*. Felicia 51. Falkowskl. ..3 0 0 3 the 600-mlle race have not yet been - V'*’ 5^Iery Neff and Howard Ayers left Monday morn- Eleanor Hunter paid glowing trib- She Spanked Him Gently. she was going to die "not that I love shears two years ago, fled before Mrs. Norton, beginning argu- Wandych, 3b ..3 0 1 1 family teve had aa recent guest, Wapplng Orange No. 80. will hold ute to Atotherhood while Mrs. John ANDOVER ments for the bin, declared more safely and courteously from one The funeral of Mrs. Felicia Fal- Johnson, If . eomputated. ing for Megantlc lake, Canada, you less, but I love Donald more." the guard’s fire, was captured and destination to another. They pay kowakl of Maple street was held ..3 1 0 0 Adolph Klttel’s pigeons srs lead- RYE PERSONS KILLED where he will meet Charles Talcott their regular meeUng this evening Tlvnan responded in behalf of the Branch Shop He flinched when the state dis- placed In dreaded solitary. than 2,000.000 workers In Interstate ■CaBsinarl, cf ..1 0 smith of Meriden, Conn. at the YVapplng Community House mothers. induetries "are suffering from star- their good money for service, and It this morning at St. James’s church Piilford, lb . ing In average speeds per race In who has spent three weeks there New York, May 24 — (AP) — played Charlotte's blood-stained About one hundred and fifty peo- The convict trio made their des- la up to us to see that they get It." and largely attended. Rev. W F . .2 1 the regular events and Peter Ven- Mr. and Mrs. Elton Afana with a cn a fl.shlng expedition. at eight o’clock. It is to be Neigh- Rev. Thomas Stack of St. Thomas At East Cemetery Entrance vation and wages snd overlong Halllday, 2b .2 group of friends attended the YD Orey-balred Mrs. Mary Bradley, a clothes and the scarlet-splashed ple enjoyed the .supper given by the perate try for freedom shortly after hours." In the booklet are described In Reldy was celebrant of the mass! . 0 0 0 drillo’s birds lead in all-averages BY EXPLODING METAL The Young People’s Group of the bors Night. The following Oranges Seminary, Bloomfield, told the story widow, spoke out defiantly today corsage of lilies of the valley which Parent-Teachers as.soclation to the 2 p. m. igsterday. Warden James word and picture nine different slt- Rev. P. F. Killeen of Deep River Vendrlllo. c . .2 0 0 5 0 0 for the spring races. convention held Saturday In Provi- Tolland Federated church went to are to be especially Invited Good of Peter Alorin, a modern day aalnt. With A Donald bought for her when they grammar school pupils snd their A. Johnston reported. Repre.sentative Welch IR., Callf.) Zapatka. p . .2 0 0 dence. Rhode Island. Also enjoyed Congratulations were extended to against the magistrate who ordered called the measure "the moat hu- iiations with which coach and trol- was deacon. Rev. Vincent Hines, sub Tuttle, p ... There are four more races to go j the parade. Springfield, Maas., Sunday evening Will No. 127. Stafford No. 1 and her to give her son a "welt-ralaing" decided to die together. parents at the Town Hall, Thursday Encountering Cline, they slugged manitarian" ever brought before ley operators are confronted fre- deacon; and Rev. Joseph Oeary .0 0 0 0 this season, the 300-mlle race for Men Were Experimenting Tn for the Young People’s rally. The Burritt No. 39. The committee for the group by Rev. Joseph F. Cleary Both attorneys agreed that the evening. Following the supper the him with a hammer, then fled to the Edward Homan of Boston, Maas of St. Patrick’s Church. Hartford thrashing for playing pranks In a the Houae, and praised eapecially Its quently, and the methoda for meet- Rev. Joseph Kenney and Rev. John yearling birds from Washington, D. Laboratory When Container was a recent guest of his aunt' young people with their pastor left refreshments from Wapplng Grange Full Line of Flowers subway train. girl was holding the gun barrel with following program was pre.sented; roof of the building. There they ing each situation courtooualy are Sullivan were In the sanctuary. „ , 21 2 2 18 4 9 the church between three and three- are Mr*. Julia Luddy, Elliott El- who also entertained with piano one hand when Donald pressed the Vocal sr)io "There's a Goldmine In provision against child labor. Score by Innings; C., to Manchester; and three 500- Cracked, Mrs. Josephine Urson Mason. "Get a paddle, bore a bole In It met the guard, who responded with set forth. These methods were The Blngers were Mrs. Thomas mile races to finish the old bird thirty, each taking their picnic sup- more and Thomaa Cr^ket. selections. And Potted Planta trigger to fire the single shot that the Sky", by Miss Frances Fried- rifle fire to the barrage of Iron designed and tested In actual use by Brennan, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Hollister St, School .. 010 010_ 2 Mr. and Mra. Elmer Quantt'have per. The Committee In charge served and raise welts on the boy. Do you climaxed the tragedy. schedule. Midland, Mich., May 24.—(AB) returned from a visit In Dodge Ne- Word has been received of the think you can do It?" rich. Talk on Art, by the art weights they threw at him. platform men In various parts of and Mrs. Helen Oleskl. As the Shamrocks ...... 447 4ig_28 braska. During the church school hour It fnilt salad, frosted tea cakes and For Memorial Day Grey-halred Mrs. Fred Mathlesen, teacher of the grammar school, Mrs. —Five persons were dead today was voted to contribute from the birth of a son on Saturday, to Rev So ordered Magistrate Overton Oorefully Planned. EMPLOYERS TO RECEIVE the country and were found to be body was borne Into the church GrUwold, Mc- from injuries suffered yesterday Mrs, (3arl Gerich and son Bobby a ^ Mrs, David Carter a former coffee. Harris In night court, after 16-^ear. mother of the slain girl, controlled Cramer. Ppe.sentatlon of prizes by successful. It Is pointed out. how- Evltt; three base hits. Bunce. John- school ten dollars to the Tolland Individual tokens were given to her sobs long enough to take the Mrs. Clarice Yeomans In the ,ib- Warden Johnston .said the men ' when they were showered with Mrs. Anna Quandt and Mra. Elton ^ sto r at the Wapplng C^onynunlty ' old Tommy Bradley had pleaded apparently had planned to capture i ever, that these are only a few of Kindly Light. At the elevation ron: hits, off Hassett 2. off Zapat- County <3ouneil of Religious Educa- Church here. ' each mother. stand and testify that she had iden- aence of .Mrs. Mary Hyde, chairman JOBLESS TAX REFUND the many ways of meeting these sit- Mrs. OIe.ski sang Panls Angelicus ka 12, off Tuttle 8; base on balls, off MARL^OUGH molten metal while conducting a Mann, visited Carl Gerich at Rut- tion. Telephone 5463 guilty to charges of disorderly con- tified the body of her daughter at th arms of at least one guard, and I test In the Dow (Chemical Company land Heights, Mass., hospital re- Mrs. Bertha Greer, who has had a ? duct for pulling the whistle cord on of the Poster contest for Tolland then attempt to disarm other I _____ uations. The booklet expresses the and at the offertory Mrs, Brennan HaMctt 1, off Zapatka 4, off Tuttle sixteen ladles of the Friendship cently. YVednesday evening. May 2.5. at RIOTS IN' HOLY LAND. the morgue. County. MLsa Verna .Smith of hope that the operators will find It 2; hit by pitcher. Helm by Tuttle- experimental laboratory. 8 o’clock a meeting of the Child tonsil operation at the Mancheater B subway train. > giiarils. aan Pie Jesu. At the changing of Club of West Hartford were guests The dead: Mr. and Mra. Raymond Downing "You’ve got to prove to me Andover received the first prize of of real Interest and that It will help the vestments Mrs. Oleskl sang stnmk out, by Hassett 5, by Zapat- of Mrs. Henry J. Blake.alce. Monday. Study club xvlll be held at the Memorial hospital, returned to her Jerusalem. May 24.—(API—Three five dollars. Charles Kukucka re- They probably figured they could Those Liable D uring 19.36 ,\nd John E. Hoy. 53, experimental of Burnside. Byron G. Davis of Sli- home In South Windsor, last Satur- , Thursday night that you gave your HeJze the prison boat and make their | W ho Paid Them To Gel them to find new approaches to old I Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Call- ka 2, by Tuttle 2; umpire, McCann. Mrs. Alice Forheg of Windsor was ver Lane. East Hartford and Mrs. Hick’s Memorial school auditorium. were killed and 20 wounded In a sen a good thrashing, or I'll send ! mived a gift from the Parent- situations and new answers to old ; Ing." and at the close of the mass engineer; L. Fred Reynolds, 32, The school teachers will have charge 8 Tone. problems. she sang "When Evening Comes." and Mri. Henry J. Blakeslee. metallurgist; George Weidemann Hampshire, were Sunday guesta at of the program. All women In the Holy Land today. H tlnued. _____ 1 of the very fine poster he had ress of the jfuard on the roof and ' ------Rev. W. p, Reldy read the com- Louis Casella, son of Mr. and 41, assistant metallurgist: Philip the Steele House. community are welcome to attend. Faculty of the Ellsworth Memorial One Jew was killed and four In- » Mrs. Bradley nodded, but her lips j made. Bryce Smith of Hebron won mittal service at the grave In St CATHOUC DIGNITARIES Kryzmlnskt, 27, laboratory worker, Thursday, May 26 at 8 o’clock High school. jured In a bomb explosion In the Friday evening there will he a a prize In the county contest and of other guards who Joined him ore- Hartford, May 24. -Connecticut Mrs. l»uls Casella of this place and Tolland Grange will sponsor a •; shut tighL And today she said; vented what may have develope,, in- James’s cemetery, assisted bv the Miss Theresa Genove.se. daughter of and Paul Parsons, 26, a machine whist at the Community House Fri- the Tolland Community Men’s club The Turaeca Girl* aub, are plan Jewish quarter. Two Arabs were ri^E R S hop K "Tommy got his whipping. He got meeting of the Golden Rule club. ^ waa Invited to the supper and his to a major disturbance, with possi-‘‘ '''■ employers who failed to pay their COLUMBIA other priests. ' in Mr. and Mrs. Louis Genovese of operator. day evening. May 27. Prizes are will hold their monthly meeting In ning a Jolly time for all. at their killed and two wounded In gun w H like this . , . spank . . . spank The subject will be "Guess What?" prize waa presented to him. The ble heavy loss of life. 193« contributions to the state’s un- The bearers were Ignacy Zatkow- AKRIYE HUNGARY Manchester were married at St. ' Weidemann and KryxmlnskI died to be awarded and refreshments the social rooms of the Federated dance next Friday evening. May 27. fights. “Leading Florista Since 1912” •» . . . spank . . . ". She swished with Mrs. Albert Beebe and Mrs. pupils In Miss LItwins room then "Our men were too fast for i employment compensation fund Hiram F. McGlenchey of Auburn. I ski, Teofll Opalach. Peter Balon Patrick’s church In Ea.xt Hampton today, the others last night. served during the aoclal hour. chyrei)- The community are plan- They have good music for all. Twelve Arabs and one nun were .rhemelf fairly genOy three times on Joseph Dean as leaders. The host-! «"ng several songs. All the posters them." Iprior to April 1, 19.37 are to be bene- Maine, who was arrested In Colum- i Stanley Dzladus, Felix Godlewskl’ on Saturday. Their attendant* Claire Harris, 29, a research Friends from Long Island and ning a fine program of music and Mra. Marion (Grant) YVheeler, wounded when an Arab bus was 8 Eaat Center Street Odd Fellowa Building es.ses will be Mrs Roger Jewell and entered in the contest were on dis- ficiaries of legislation recently en- bia for drunken driving .'5atiuday hy I Ignatz Brezewskl. Cardinal Dnugherty And Arch- ether interesting features of enjoy- ...the spot where she said she spank- Last December Ralph Roe and ; were Mrs. Francis Kemps of Man- worker, suffered severe burns but Mrs. Gertrude Gaffney of Hartford ment. w'ho has been confined at the Hart- fired on St the clt.y’a edge. The ed Tommy. Mrs. Clifford Meyers. play. Theodore Cole, two long-term con- acted by Congress, Labor Commis- Deputy Sheriff, Harvey Collins af- bishop Glennon At Budapest chester and Paul Krebs of Eaat probably will recover. His clothes were recent guests of Frank A. ford hospital for five month.*, was driver of a Jewish bus waa wound- "And that's al Ihe’s going to get The men of the pariah, who hsve Due to an epidemic of srarlet victs, disappeared from the rock- sioner Joseph M. Tone snnounced ter he had been reported by Walter For Eucharistic Congress. Hartford. Mr. and Mrs CAxellv blazing, he plunged Into a shower Newrmon and daughter, Mrs Mable able to be taken to her home at ed In a similar Incident from be,( for Magistrate Harris or held three meetings to ilate, are fever in Windham and one case of bound San Francisco Bay island In today. Scranton of Wllllmantlc, was fined win make their home with Mr. and room and turned on the water. Morganaon. Ridge Road, YVethersfleld, last Sun- anybody else,” she said firmly. "If planning another to be held at the it in her home .Mrs. Helen Weeks a heavy fog. They w'ere believed The legi.slatlon, however, affects here yesterday for the offense (API—Dennis Mrs. E. Allan Bllsh for the sum- The men were experimenting with Next Sunday morning. May 29, day. She has two nurses with her. Bscessary, I’ll appeal the case." home of James Wood next Tuesday waa Unable to attend the Juvenile to have drowned in the swift cur- only employers who were liable to Scranton observed McGlenchey In ABOUT TOWN mer. the Sons of Veterans and the Wom- WARPING She Is a sister of Louis and Donald Grange meeting Friday evening for pay unemployment compensation Marlborough, the accused man driv- Sku 7*Archbishop oC a special metal. A company spokes- In ordering the whipping, Magis- evening. May .H. to make further rents swirling around the Island. Th« rurr(»nt «tandin(f of the Me- Philadelphia, and Archbishop John Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sellew and man said a preliminary investiga- an’s Auxiliary of Rockville and vi- Grant of Wapplng and waa so very trate Harris told Tommy and other preparations for the June church Inspeetion. The degree was post- contributions during 1936, or who ing all over the road and narrowly •Joseph Glennon of St. Louis arrived daughter Miss Ethel Sellew and cinity will be guesta at the Tolland Mr. and Mr*. George Moulton of seriously hurt In an automobile ac- joned until the first meeting In made such payments in full to both morial Hospital fund is $9.fi07,9B aa tion Indicated the vessel containing Pleasant Yfalley are celebrating boys who were In the scrape; "If supper. missing cars as he pa,s.sed. Taking reported by treasurer Robert F here today for the EucharlsUc Con- son Ralph, Jr., of Eaat Hampton the molten metal apparently cracked F^erated church for the annual cident on Christmas eve, while on the 8,000,000 people of New York This evening there Is expected to June and a class of candidates will the state snd federal governments. a chance on passing him, Scranton giras which opeiu tomorrow. and daughter and son-ln-Iaw. Dr. observance of Memorial Day. Sun- their 45th wedding anniversary to- her way to spend Christmas eve a t y acted as you boys did, the city receive It at that time and Mrs, OPPONENTS OF WAGE BILL ■Mr. Tone disclosed. Effect of the came ahead to Columbia and stop- Hathaway. (I^eneral Chairman and Mrs. Herbert Emereon of Rocky In a sudden cooling contact. day at the morning service. A day. Tuesday. May 24, The Pleas- I*'- William A. Knofla of the campaign They were received at the sUtlon Sheriff Ira M. Smith said an tx- with her brother and family. would be turned Into a *oo, " tn nrectlcInTpecfi^n re.solution Is to extend the deadline ped at Collin’s Garage and told Col- by the Hungarian Primate, JustJn- Hill were callers here the first of the service to the unknown dead will be ant Valley Oub pre.sented them with The annual meeting of the Martha ball practice. Boys, girls, men and, ThetewillbeaWell-ChlldConfer- for payment of the federal unem- lln.s to stop McGlenchey. which he committee urges all those workers week. plosion occurred. held on the green In front of the a lamp, and they received many an- womcn of the community are alj in -; enre at the Andover Town Hall. START BITTER DISPUTE ployment tax for 1936 In order for who have not yet made their final Cardinal Seredl, and driven to The plant suffered little damage. Pitkin Wolcott Chapter D. A. R. did. finding him so Intoxicated then ^ reports to do so aa .soon as possible. his residence through streeU thick- Local schools will he closed Mon- church following the worship serv- niversary cards. waa held at the home of Mrs. Olcott rifed to come to the Talrottvllle j Tuesday, from two to four This Is employers to receive credit for state day In observance of Memorial Day. ice. Robert Slmler is Improving quite ball diamond at 6:.30 p. m. to par-; the Round-Up for pre-school chll- payments. • that he could not get out of his car ly lined with cheering spectators F. King in South Windsor, last Fri- YOOTHFIIL SLAYER (Onnttnued from Page fine) When McGlenchey sobered up It Attention la called to the mem- An internaUonal charity exhlW- The Ml.sses Dora and Estelle Rehearsals are being held for the rapidly at the Manchester Memorial day. Mrs. P. E. Bossln snd Mrs. W. tlclpate In the activities. It is hopc adloiirn .r " ! Employers who hsve paid theI fed- I learned that he had a family In cated In the State Barber Shop Ninety-two chi^hes will attend the wedding of Mr. The mother of the slain girl. Bit- this coming year with an eye to a | m ^ t tonight. J ' u- j ,ra| (ax hut not the state tax will be I Maine and had come to Eaat Hamp- Blssell street. ^ and chapels have been placed at the where. Not only have officers hew ting with Donald's parents In the purchasing equipment...... — a I ton only recently. Johnson’s niece In New York Cfity Instructed to crack dowm on speed- Mondsy evlning there was an )ipttcr living from your "home I They based their optimistic fore-1granted a similar refundreiiino contingentcomingcnt dlspoaal of foreign churchmen who Sunday. ers, but many organized attempU «urtroom. wept as Loscaizo re- piKcp", and come prepared to dls-I cast partially on the ovenvhelmine ’ tax wlth- I Funeral services for Harry Dow- George R Gove of East Provi- were expected to celebrate about newed the events of the night of executive meeting of the "Young • r • • I • • • • ' ' I ' ” ...... » ' a 11X7 \ **I Y> I l C 'l m i n K ' 1 ^ ------. •• • V .1 Miss FYanc Potter of Warren Instruct th* pub- People's Christian Entleavor smue- What your proup shnuM do. j: vote of 322 to 73 bvby whi,-hwhich the mem-___ , In " 60 days This latter contribution.contribution I ner, a native of Columbia, were dence. arrested In Bolton la.st night ^,o(Kj majisca each morning durior Ohio, Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.’ March 24. when he sold Donald shot A. play entitled ” .... ll „Can’t .. _Be iHTship■ •.•inmii forcedlorcea theme bill hill to the floor..said, floor. .... iissn.ner .saia. must must inciiidt Include I held at hla late home In Wllllmantlc for speeding and operating wdtlwut the con;;^reaa. * Henry J. Blakeslee. These take J ust Pennies — hit sweetheart with his father’s ty" at the home of Rev. George j on Sunday with burial In the Col- a license waa fined $5 on each the form of movies, school courses Stephen. Done" will be given at the Andover Only 53 Democrats and 20 Repub- ' * Penalty assessment of three qiiar Eugenio Cardinal Pacelll, Papal The Ever Ready Group met at the pamphlets and l^cturaa. * ^ y revolver In an unfulfilled sui- Town Hall. Tuesday evening, May licans opposed Its consideration. j ters of one per certft a month from I cheater cemetery. Those attending charge In the Bolton Justice (?ourt Secretary of State, who arrived library Thursday night. ( cide pact "because we decided death Mrs. Harriet Stafford of Worces- I lhe*eervlces from Columbia were: this morning. Not having .sufficient The steadily Increasing accident ter. Maas., and Mr. and Mrs Gil- 24th by members of the “Men and Even the proponents said, how- ^'orrh 15. 1937. \ yesterday, waa welcomed officially Cor ua both." Women’s club" of Bolton. The east ever, they could not hope for such i Employers who Aisve paid the .Mrs. Julia Little, Horace Little. funds to meet the bill he left his at a reception In the assembly hall "**<> t a r proper They decided on. the death pact, bert Storrs of Coventry visited -Mr. Is ss follows: Joan, a city girl. a majority on the final vote. • *tate unemployment tax hut not the ; Mrs. Hattie Squler, and Mr. and car as security and haa until Thurs- safety Instruction more vital than and Mrs. James Wood Sunday. of the Congress and tendered a ever before. It is not enough to IsMcalzo said, when they discovered Irma Morra: Jill, a country girl, Ramspeck aald that defeat of his ' federal levy will be permitted to I Mrs. Allen Robinson. day to reclaim It, on payment of the luncheon by Foreign Minister Kolo- STAFFOTORINGS that Charlotte was pregnant snd John Monaghan spent the Week Norma Pesee; Darby, Jill’s brother. substitute would not halt the cam- i credit on the federal tax for ■ Twenty-three scouts were pres- flne and costs. man Von Kanya. know the law, and what the law But See What Happened In ttey were caught up In despair at end at the home of his parents .Miss ' Eddie DeDosser; Jack, Joan’s patgn. - to make the--- bill ...... Xmore iiraiiiir. flexible. • Jli* amount paid the .state. I ent at the May 23 meeting at the After letting his five ponies graze allows you. Every driver should their poverty and youth. Ann Feldl of New Britain also was _ on tte property at Lavergne Dlm- know how to protect himself from brother, Ray Cocclnl. Dsnelng will He drafted an amendment to make In addition, employers who have Chapel Monday .afternoon. Handl- Dana 8. Purinton of 257 East SECOND CONOOE8 VIOrOBlS Droop* III CYiaJr the week end guest of Mr and Mrs. •follow the play with the muVlc”to be the proposed annual Increases In paid neither tax may now pay the I craft was Introduced among the Center street, who has been man- ock of West Stafford. Sunday. Fred- the other fellow," and how to keep erick J. Kuirk of New Bedford from being "the other fellow." At- Donald drooped in hla chair, lean- John Monaghan. furnished by the DuBaldo Brothers. the minimum wag# discretionary. state tax with penalty from 'March scouts by Mrs. Joseph Hutchins. ager of the W. T. Grant store In ■The Second Ckingoes blasted out One City Recently ing his head against his hands and Charles Blankenburg- ic^utnrureturned j This play Is' coached by Mrs. Max- "This bill Is never going to become 15. 1937, and receive credit In the This Included spatter prints and Hartford for the past four years Mas#., former Dodeo rider known as tempts to spread thU kind of safety a law," Ramspeck asserted. "It ‘''® South Texas Nelter waa released Sunday knowledge have been very well re- ataring at the floor as the proaecu- f’uhday from a one-week fishing trip■ ' well Hiitrhln."on. The proceeds will ' amount of the original state tax wood carving. leaves tonight for St. Paul Minn..' Methodists In the YMCA Softball w , after expressing sympathy, con- Maine. He reports catchmy be divided between the club and the wUI psss the House all right, but I j against their federal tax. The teachers and officers of the where he will become manager of afternoon after posting a $25 cash ceived. tlnued in a sterner voice; ' | twelve fish Including eight salmon. j Andover Volunteer Fire Dept. don't think the Senate will accept Such employers, Mr. Tone ex- League as Reynolds paced a 22-hlt bond for his appearance In the bor- Among the many safety drives. ! Church School met on Monday eve- the W. T. Grant store In that city. attack with two homers, a double ough court Friday. May 27th on the 'The people expect to prove th a t, — ------Mrs, Genie Brown from New Lon- plained. to benefit under the legisla- ning In the Chapel to plan a Chil- perhaps the most noteworthy is that 250,000 p«iinl«s were coHected in a very short time by coHege students the defendant wlllfuUy. feloniously ; don visited .Mrs. Charles Whit# snd To Joint Committee tion. are required to make formal and a single. The box score; charge of trespaastag. Kuirk. driv- being run by the Richfield OU Oor- drens’ Day service to be held In Second Congo#* ing a truck carrying the ponies, was Jn Troy, N. Y-. and the next day business in Troy was almost at a standstiU and with - forethought ehot his! I family Saturday. Because the Senate passed a much application for either credits or re- place of the regular church service, F.STATE PROB.ATED p^oraUon on behalf of lU dealere. aweetheart." ‘ HOSPITAL NOTES ; Royal Web.«ter from Ma.ssachu- different version last summer, the fiujd payments within a period of 60 AB R H PO A E on his wray to New Jersey and stop- This company Is using newspapers sometime In June. Cowles, c ...... 5 1 2 2 0 0 ped at West Stafford to water and for lack of change for a few bourn until the banka secured addiUonal sup- Loscaizo said he a.ssumed from I setts, called on his sister Mrs. House bin will hsve to go to s Joint days from enactment of the resolu- A regular meeting of Columbia Bridgeport, May 24—(API —An round trucks, and other method* to Clinrles White Saturday Senate-House committee for ad- tion which was pa.ssed May 12. estate valued at $414,344 was left F. Vlttner, Jr. 3b .5 8 4 8 1 2 re ^ the animals In a lot owned by Instruct th# driving public. Rich- plies of pennies from reserve connections elsewhere. «Iuestlon» aake-I bv Defense Attor- Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Ruth Grange will be held In Yeomans Keeney, .xs...... 5 2 Dlmork, who objected and called Bey Sydney Rosenthal during the Undert, Rockville; Miss Natalie Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beebe from justment of differences. He empha-aized the fact that re- by FMward J. Morgan, president of 1 2 field s Safety Book. 'The Ten Oom- I Old Lyme were guesta Sunday of "When It gets to conference." Hall on Wednesday evening starting Reynolds, l b ...... 4 4 4, 5 the sUte police. Officer James Me- •election of jurors that the defen.se Moorhouee, 1,‘MU... Oak street: Her- fiinda must originate with the In- at eight o’clock, (daylight saving the CJoulter and &lckenzie .Machine Wilson, sf ...... 4 Cormick made the arreat. mandments of Safe-and-Save Driv- would base its ca-se on "temporary bert Trueman. 31 Ridgewood atreet; : Mrs' Charlea White and daughters Ramspeck said, “we may be able to ternal Revenue Department of the Co., who died March 4 at the age 1 1 2 ing," free at aU Richfield staUons is work out a compromise that wlU be time.) Smith, r f ...... 4 1 1 ■ 'Wniam H. Upham, 85, of Staf- te r,/* Banka of Troy To Straighten Out Thia Situation. Insanity, love Insanity or emotional Chris Fredertekaon, Highland Park. ' Eveljm snd CaroIiTi. federal government and In no case The parents’ dlsctiaslon group will of 78 years, according to an Inven- 1 ford street died Sunday morning at already In its third printing, 'fbe Insanity." Admitted todav: George Town- •Mr and Mrs. Claude Griggs from acceptable." will reriinds be paid by the state. tory filed today with Judge William Starkw-eather, cf .4 i 1 0 first supply was quickly exhausted, It lUnatratea the Important Part a Bank Playa In the Business of a Com- East Hampton called on Mr. and He pointed out that Chairman meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Winton. If ., . .3 th# Johnson Memorial hospital fol- In concbislon. he urged the lurv send, Talcottville. Ernest Hopkins on Tuesday eve- W. Bent In Probate Court. 1 2 lowing a five weeks Illness. He due to a flood of roquatta monlije to bring in a verdict "without rV. | t‘'day; Mrs Ellas Mrs Frank Hamilton. Sunday. Thomaa (D.. UUh) of the Senate La- REE« REPUBLICAN TREND Miller, p ... . .4 4 2 verdict "without n-, ^ bor committee, who probably would ning. This will be the closing ses- The estate Includes $72,475 In real Grisw-old, lb was horn In Dudley, 5Iaas.. and from Police Commissioners, State *ard to how it might harm or hurt I Clay and Infant son. 642 Middle Mr. and Mrs. Judaon Nevers from estate and $341,869 in personal . .1 0 1 9 1 lived there until twenty years ago Motor Vehicle Oommissloners, and anyone.** Turnpike Eaat. Wapplng called on Mr. and Mr*. be one of the conferees, favors a Topeka, Kas.. May 24.—(API— sion of the season, and all books property. iIcCurry, 2b ..3 2 flexible bill. should be turned in at that time. Carlson, p .. 1 0 0 when he came to ,'itafford to make local school organisations through- ling Ginger Ales! They’re the Defense Attorney Rosenthal in I £?'’*“*’ Slxty-flve patients, Donald ’Tuttle, Sunday. John Hamilton, Republican national Beneficiaries of the estate, for the ..2 1 0 1 I 0 his home with his cousin John out the East. In this way, large In Manchester this Bank Haa the Connections That A. E.* Frink. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene' Chairman Norton (D., N. J.) of chairman, said today the heavy Re- Clark, rf ... his opening address accused ' thU ■name of Dr. Charlea W. the House Labor committee, who TO SELECT DEPUTIES most part, according to Mr. Mor- . .1 1 1 0 0 0 L ^ e d . He waa a member of the numbers of the book have been dis- peppiest, most thirst-quenching prosecutor of "carefuUv withhold . "j”' from the active Platt were visitors in Andover. Sun- •publlean vote In the recent Penn- gan’s will, are the widow-. Mrs. Dudley Orange for more than fifty tributed in official connection with TYouId Make It Possible To Stabilize a Situation Such Aa appealed to the membership to re- sylvania and Oregon primaries drinks you’ve ever tried! As mixers, tag”. facts about theme tragedy trewdv and*! ’ rereav’s'ller"^^^^ sist all "emasculating" amend- Hartford. May 24.— (AP)—(Jov- Emma Loew Morgan: two daiigh- 45 20 22 27 5 years. local and State safety drives. Brought Out In the Foregoing Paragraphs. accused the dead girl of a "suicide Herald, Mr and Mrs Guy M. Bartlett, ments, said her committee hied showed an "unmistakable trend of tera, Mrs. Grace E. Miller of Yar- ik>utb Methodist L«e Houle has returned to his U U suggested that all motorJaU they oiler dozens of deiightfu! possi* ooi^lex." I ------Miss .Martha Bartlett. Mrs. Clarice voter resentment against the New ernor Cross and Attorney <3«neral tem e In Hyde Park after spending agreed to accept one which would Chirles J. McLaughlin conferred mouth, Maas., and .Mrs. Edna M ABRHPOAEabrhpoae tak* advantage of this and other ♦ki. ■‘‘P* y®u that 1 -NOROTON DOCTOR DIES Yeomans, Miss Emily Yeomans and exempt dairying, canning and other Deal and government meddling writh Harrison, of this city. Several F Rogers, Rogers, IfIf ....4 1 0 4 (\ » Wa past two weeks with his broth- offers, and leam what they can do biiities, because they never dominate tnia girls mind was conUnually on ___ _ .Miss Dorothy Ra>inond motored to Industries engaged In seasonal ptivate business. ’ : again today preparatory to the ap- -Mercer, ’F-ln-Iaw and sister. Mr. and Mrs Lake Mohawk. New York, for the ] pointment.. of deputies to replace other relatives also are'beneficiaries T. = ...... * 0 3 3 3v®t to help make the highways safe —they biend! There’s a store in your e *** Norwalic, May 24.—(APi— Dr handling of fresh fish snd perish- "Here aie; two states across the under the will. r Rogers, 2b ....4 0 1 1 Eavler Briden In Philadelphia, Pa. Such a project is worth a few mi*, week-end where they Joined a group able fruits and vegetables. country from each other and In John D. Thoms, statute revision Phillip,Phillips, p^ ...... 4 2 2 0 0 ^ tV Rehearsals have been started by ute# of every motorlsta's time. neighborhood selling these refreehing Jc *rrirt2^M d l£fl7 •’T * e* J Morrison, .50. cjilet from Appalachian club for an out- many respects with widely different commissioner, and Joseph H. Law- officer of Eitch Home for ing. AodieiMw Leaves SUCH IS F.\.ME! McCa(illey,'or ...,4 3 1 g i 1 the senior class of Stafford High I economic Interests." he said. "That lor. athletic commissioner. beWragee. Ask for COUNTRY’CLUB The start of debats yesterday P -McKay,' _ school for the graduation aonga un- IA5IA*8 JE\«XL8 REOOVKREO j Biao and Juliet,’ and she ofren re- • hTi'^aV*;!,^' ' the Republican vote exceeded the Thoms and Lawlor realgned yes- I Chicago—The story got around Harrison. 8b . ^ tte supervision of Miss Msrion GINGER^ALEr-^le Dty’oir GoMeo, naarked what a beautiful th tn g ^ : ‘ i hospital. found tha gaUeriea wsU filled and an Democratic vote In each Instance terday at the request of the gover- R. McKay, ib Ikird, supervisor of music. THE A U N CHESTER wa« for lovers to die together ’’ x. who practicea m unusually large number of members I the neighborhood that Henry Hoff- .4 Shanghai. Itay 24.—(AP) — A n— .._x „ . .. . Norwalk for many years before bis PROFESSOR DIES on the floor. As the oratory drew reveals an unmistakable trend." nor following Waterbury Grand j man had won $400 on a horse race. Kay. r f ...... 4 The Ladles’ Aid society of th# ^uable cache of th4 Uts Paneheo ae you p n ^ —omf keep enj^ggipoU Dwelled oo Suicide. . . ’ -----^ •'— ’’ VM gr UlO Hamilton Is concluding a series of Pollnsky, If . West Stafford Congregational Early in March, he aald, the Ma- “PP°‘htment in 1935 as chlel sur- toward a close, howrever. both epec- Jury disclosuret allegedly Unking I Later, three men demanded his wln- .3 tem a’s JeweU and othsr valuabloa i Ithaca. N. Y.. May 24.—(AP) — tators and members thinned out un- political conferences In midwest them with stock gratuities received : nlngi. Keith, sf .... .3 church win hold a meeting tonight, has been reeovsred from two ’Hbst- I Oil««n girl "talked’' Donald into i Skildlers’ Home, was , nrDr. Ceorve George F F. w Warren, .rren 64, , former til there were fewer than 50 of the and mountain states. by legislators in behalf of the steam I They threatened him with a saw- Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. ^ r - ana arrested In the French eonees- i TRUST CO. going with her to see the moving ' physlothrapv ■ depart- head of me rfeTx*r»trien> latter present. toilet seat bill. off shotgun. One of them hit him ®t 7:30. The women are re- Sion here. plrture “Mayertlng" with a love sub Ihe Norwalk h^pital, dur- ' mral eMn*^m4M^^^^d^ far™* Rl rilNOFF THE S.A.ME 40 8 12 27 4 4 by the chairman to bring Member Federal Deposit Ina. Corp. eesAimrtieisrjSSXk'wiPg Southern Democrats—spearhead A third state official. County on the head with a blackjack, and Score by Innings old photographs between the ages PoUce suspected them of steaUng “ ?!.“* *“ '**‘P*' "O'-M «*r. he served over- of the opposition—denounced the Commissioner Matthew A. Daly of finally, they took his $100. Second Oongoes ...306 410 330—20 from tte Lama’s boiW of 5 and 15. ^ UfLcr Refreshing Oriolts Sporltlin^ Club Sodo bill as designed solely to give north- New Haven, also Involved In the He explained to police that the So^ethodlst...... 305 000 000— 8 IL waa being carried into Tibet A s s o t '• d M u , told him thA nnlv m v nnf commaifdino- a , agricultural economic* and farm ***"ern *"duatrieaIndustries “aome"some aecUonaJsectional ad-Iad- Dr. Walter F. MarUn. phyal- Grand Jury report, has not yet i money was from the sale of his Two base hlU: UcCauUsv Lime and Lifhia • Oranqe Dry • Limr Ritkf y automobile, and not race winnings. Tom C V ' n M submitted hia resignation. ^ Msmorial hospital Monday 1 ^ Listen to “Money Matters,** Station WDRC An announcement from the toe,tS .' Wilson. Tliree bius Uts; Win- Vlt- Iteta. «4 te ter out tJlhor .dnUniatraUon at Wash- of*^e'*c"T governor on the vacancies created ! Orsyhound racing la popular in tasT’ Jr. Home Runs; Rsjmolds, 2. M a rrlm tateBtions have b^r. It wm be- by the Thoms and Lawlor resigna- "'bsr* more than 20.000.-' Every Friday at 7:30 p. m. / luigioB. , , ^ . l«*em w d teUM tt waa tiitenilwl t o i ’-teldiag Ma 1000 persona pay admission to ths SO i Oarlsoe 2. Struck Uithosl in JUIuehmsdl** Uau was Kpgcted today. ‘UcsiiiMd tracks aaoually. | V J ^6EnaHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;. TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1935 MANUriIsa’L*ER EVENING HERALfi, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 24,1938 CHAMBER’S PLANS TOLD; Town’s Musical and Singing Groups in Action 37 ON RELIEF ROLLS UTHW IN IS CANDDATE EXPECT NO ACTION BYRD’S PILOT SPEAKER GET WPA W H E R E FOR SYRACUSE DEGREE ON TAX EXEMPnON Trade Drubs High Again Wifh 3-0 ShtUrniTi^ i encountered snow 300 to SOO feet Hiuh Street Youns; Man One Of 110 Members ; deep. One of the dangers he told of Adds $555 Weekly In Of 1,032 Students; Has Ma- In making this across Ice trip were “ jored In Study Of Insurance the crevasses In the Ice. Leaders In Congress Declare M Sheridan Is Enthused B.vrd Alone Four .Months Wages, Saves Town $215 M(fORMICK BEST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Bees Won *t Shorten Field When ramp was finally built the Syracuse. N. Y.. May 24.—Edward There Will Not BeTune men faced four months of darkness C. Lithwin of 127 High street, Man- WILEY HURLS 5-HITTER At Prefran; Harold Jane, St?."**, As Long As Quinn Is Head the proposition of living that period Per Week In Charity. chester, Conn., Is one of the 1032 » • 1 T II tOfhpcrature from 65' to 75 Before AdjonmmenL HIS HARD HITTING Antarctic Aviator, le l l S l degrees below zero. In order to Syracuse university students who Cards Are Only Team Not are candidates for degrees at the Local Sport TO STIFFLE KELLEYITES I make meteorological experiments Today, following Interviews with I Admh;al Byrd decided to go as close 67th annual commencement exer- Washington. May 24.__(API __ 45 local persons who had been re- cises Monday, June 8. FEATURES AS REDS Down To 23-Player Limit Of Sondi Pole Experieoces I to the exact pole as possible. It Congressional leaders held little ! was necessary to remain at this iso- ceiving town assistance. 37 of the Governor Herbert H. Lehman will Chatter BOX SCORE lated spot alone, because of the group were placed on W PA projects hope today of enacting legislation Two Double Plays Feature here and this morning, according to' Chicago, May 24— (A P ) the prexv. »<’«i An enthusiastic gathering of lio psychological danger of leaving two at this se.ssion designed to remo\te GAIN THIRD PLACE - J All tbe...Newark moat of the 1937 season, to Manchester Trade Town Treasurer George H. Waddell, major league clubs excepp r t those Kansas City. East Hartford High nosed out nembera of the Manchester Cham- men together for a long period. One tax exemptions from governmenk** Middletown High yesterday after- Q.'dnn"’srid\oirY "but rjus^’fa^;’^ nPnstea’’d'Tfl;;" AB R H PO A Hit As Mechanics End might gojstark mad, and kill the they were assigned to work at the storming St. Louis Cardinals, were Detroit sent outfielder Roy Cul- salaries and securities. ' noon by a score 5 to 4 to tighten Its Kiilasenskl, ss .3 0 0 1 4 ber of Commerce gathered at the other, he explained. From April to town’s Roaring Brook reservoir lenblne to Toledo. Chicago’s White Majority Leader Barkley (D-Kiit down to their midsummer player grip on fourth place In toe CCIL Wlerzblckl, c . .3 0 0 4 3 Hotel Sheridan la.st night to hear a October Byrd remained alone near- watershed. The authorized addition furn Back Dodgers^ 6-4, As Sox optioned infielder Jesse lAnd- '"fe^cranS Wylie, p ...... 4-Game Win Streak Of to Manchester’s list of persons on said Senate chieftains believed % limit of 23 men today. standings---- the title race .3 0 1 0 3 ly dying from gas fumes In his little nim to St. Paul and released pitcher I —■ ' ...... - ----lilO Becker, 3b ... program of activity outlined and to thorough study of the..subject must The Gas Housers, forced to retain rates as follows: - watches. .3 0 0 2 2 hut. B.vTd was rescued Just in time federal works projects brings the to- Bob Uhle outright to Dallas. longest since he took over the club Poggl, 2 b ...... enjoy a highly Interesting recount- precede consideration o f lectslatlon two pitchers originally destined for The clamor, about moving the .2 1 0 2 '2 to save his life and he never really tal now on the Job to about 325, al- Cabs End Bees 7-Game The New York Giants, Brooklyn W. P'«.ved to about Htlinskl, If . .. Rivals; Murdock Also ing of the trials, hardships and ad- recommended recently by President the minora, still were three over the West Hartford .3 1 1 0 0 recoveied until after returning to most as many as were serving fed- Dodgers, Washington Senators, Boa. 1 non i " ’ “ J'” ' l*ig- .3,1.000 customers de.spite the fact Kradas. ct .... Roosevelt. limit as the deadline passed last Manchester ... 1.000 esi hall park arose last week when .3 1 1 1 1 yenturc experienced by the Byrd the States. eral agencies during the darkest ton Red Sox and Philadelphia Phils ■ • • 0 .1 .833 that It was chilly, cloudy or raining Belflore, Ihs . .. Antarctic Expeditions recounted by days of the depression. "It Is rather late to anticipate Win Streak, 4-1; Pirates midnight, despite an 11th hour bar- have been donm to or below the Bristol ...... only 6,000 persons turned out to .3 0 1 11 0 Pitches 5-lfil Ball; Losers Mr. June concluded his talk by ..4 3 .bn on the morning of both games. With Bycholskl, rf . Harold I. June. Byrd's assl.stant and The Switchover effected today re- having sufficient time to go Into rage of waivers. limit for some time. Boston’s Bees witness all three games of a usually .2 0 1 0 0 telling whet a grand and glorious East Hartford . • • 2 3 , 400 spectacular series with the Pitts^ good warm J*")’"' days, toerethere unquestiunquestlon- chief pilot on the venture. sults In the bringing In to town ol this subject, as It should be gone In- The Cards released .pitchers SI recently purchased pitcher Tom Reis Meriden ...... feeling it w.vs to see the Statue of Johnson and Roy Henshaw to ...... " 5 .000 burgh Pirates Face Middletown Today. The program of activity was pro- approximately 3555 weekly In fed- to. at this session." Nose Out Giants, 4-3, on waivers from toe Phils for their Mlddletoum . .. 25 3 5 21 13 1 I Liberty after being away from Rochester of the International ...... O 0 .000 Some commentators .said the fans — ‘ Klbic Fletcher mulgated by Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, home for two vears. Mr. June was eral money In wages, and the saving Roswell MagUl, under secretary 23rd player. out there on Sunday ”, continued mien president of the Chamber, In his re- to the town of some $215 direct re- league, but the hurlers appealed to Other clubs reached the eligible shunned the park because of the AB R H PO A given a hearty round of applause on of the Treasury, said a Supreme baseball corqmlssloner K. M. Landis We didn’t get down to see toe Quinn. Up saved toe ball gam* E port to the membership. Three ma lict money which . had been ex- By HUGH 8. FX’LLERTON, JR. number last week In the following Bees’ well known Inability to slug Schleldge, 2b .2 0 0 4 2 Manchester Trade sent Manches- conclusion of hl» talk. Court decision yesterejay ajiparent- who ordered them retained on the Hlgh-Merlden tilt at the Silver City the ball with their rivals. As a re- three times for us with brilliant 0 jor programs were set forth. They pended in the housing, clothing and ^ Associated Press Sports Writer. manner; Thurner, of .. .3 0 0 2 0 ter High back to toe doghouse yes- In a brief resune of Chamber ac- ly had demonstrated that Congress grounds they "hadn’t had enough so we didn’t hear, the story of the sult they missed three tight pitch- fielding plays Of course he could 0 are outlined In full In the report victualling of the new W PA men. Cincinnati—Sold outfielder George Kose, If ...... 3 0 0 2 0 tivities, President Moore revealed could eliminate tax exemptions by While there may be quite a race opportunity to show whether they game until yesterday.. . .seems that ing duels,. Boston won the first on have saved the game at the bat, 0 terday afternoon at Mt. Nebo and which is carried later In this ac The town will not benefit from the Davis, formerly with the Phillies, Wlnzler, as .. .3 0 2 0 0 that an attempt is being made to legislation withriit a constitutional for the National L,eague’s "rookie" had major, league ability." Landis Manchester waa leading bv 8-5 with one hit, 1 to 0, and the second 2 to bits, but after all what 2 fllfi It wlto s seven-inning 3-0 shut- count. They are briefly: A Civic transfer for two weeks until the first amendment. honors tola season, you could look Giants, Cards and Pittsburgh, back difference docs it make where he Squatrlto, rf . .2 0 0 2 0 0 rescure 24-hour Wietern Union ser- then extended until Saturday the to Philadelphia. Meriden at bat In the ninth and two 1. In 14 Innings, and the third. 4 to Greene. 3b .. Progress Bureau; a Junior Chamber vice for Manchester by having the pay checks for the transferred men a long way and still do worse than saves the game as long as he saves .2 0 0 0 1 1 out that snapped the Red and White of Commerce; a Ladies' Auxiliary. The court upheld the govern- player time limit for toe Ca'rds. away. . . . Blanchard fanned the next 3, In 11 Innings—a total of eleven CX)le, l b ...... company Install an c/Tlce at the are due. It was stated today by Mr. to pick Cincinnati’s Frank (Buck) Pittsburgh — Released southpaw .3 0 2 4 0 0 w.".* "treak and Dinner Meeting Waddell. The .saving of over $200 ment’s power to tax admissions to Owner Sam Breadon of the O r d - pitchers MSrv Duke and Ken Helnt- batter but the pitch hit the ground runs by both teams In three games, Robinson, c .. Hotel Sheridan. Need for Ihls ser- McCormick a.1 the best young clout- inals to name players for whom This club 'doesn’t need shorter .3 0 1 4 0 0 was Its third setback ta ten games. The membership meeting was pre- state university football games and zelman. ■behind the plate and Robinson had " I ’ll admit we’ve thought about Murdock, p .. vice has been acutely felt since weekly, a sizeable sum when com- er of the year. waivers had been asked with the fences, if a batter connects, the .3 0 0 0 2 o' fh, r M'-chantes became ceded by a roast beef dinner served puted for the month, may not be salaries of employes of the New Cleveland— Released pitcher Joe scooped It up---- he stuck the ball In moving the fences and I ’ll concede Western Union abandoned Its Bta- Strictly speaking, this six-foot, exception of .Sammy Baugh, pro- ball Is going over the fence anyway. ® "tries with .under the direction of Manager E. J, reflected at all In next month’s York Port Authority. Hevlng to Milwaukee. hls pocket and started for the bus that many fans prefer to see plenty sell street office, making It neces- four-inch giant who look over the fessional football star. Tried at of hitting. But apparently I ’ve been Look whore Max West hit hls tvvo 24 0 5 18 A 3 Hie Best MacKnight. During the evening sary to handle all buslncB* through charity statement. Waddell said, un- Officials regarded the latter de- Reds’ first basing duties this spring. St. LMax Baer's baby dies. Max jmi. doubled off flrsL In the fdurtll. ers Service SUtlon; Earl J. Camp- ground work for setting up a Bet- work through a non-polltlcal, non. A check of Bodnarezyk’s where- Albany 7. Hartford 2. Wlnzler reached on an error srltR abouts early this morning disclosed fifth tally on Lew Riggs’ hit and old homesteacl Just before the lights waa the best year In the history of him by Bobby Jones, today defeat- Stoddard of Westbury. N. Y. and never will enter the ring again . . , bell, Campbell's Service SUtlon; ter Business Division within this sectional, non-sectarian organiza- gence Charge Following ! To Pick Most Elegant; Date Book ’Trenton 7. Binghamton 2 (night) Barney Ross wdll pull do'wn $50,Oaks of shooting outfit ta Germany and hod four and did not Issue a poos, while One-minute reports of other Jury prior to the start of the June lost to Pittsburgh, 4 to 3. feature, this course has free golf Echmallan. ting out Ikrge quantities of adver- Ing to papers which were served an end today, opposing counsel hav- by Manchester Fire Department ting personally. W' .' L. PC. on In two. Fischer ten feet from the Churchill Downs Saturday. Drift a new one rushed up from New •“ '* walked twe« Chamber activities were given by A a meeting here yesterday spon- term of Superior Court to consider In the day’s only other game Instruction to those playing there.. Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, in Introduc- tising letters, etc. It Is a service of- late yesterday bv Deputv Rherlfl June 11— Cabaret dance by Le- M’orks Out .\t Oyni (Cleveland . . 20 10 .667 cup and Yates nine. Putting first, Along which won two races at Bcl- York yesterday . . . Max says peg- w ith one away In the second. the following: Hus.seil ,s. PoUerlon, Harold T Keating, sored by the municipal finance of- the case of Coyne. gion at Rainbow In Bolton. "losing pitcher” Hugh Mulcahy of New York . ing the speaker of the evening, told ten needed by business houses, and wl.oSo^.''"" O' He’s working out today and to- 16 10 .615 Fischer rolled a foot an a half past. nwmt I 6rk, will be the main reliance ging away at the clay birds sharp- HillnskI got a scratch hit past the chairman of the Retail Me.'ch.ants' Action is being luought by Ku.s- ficers ’a.ssociatlon and the Connecti- Detective Simon P. Relslng said June 13-18 —Manchester Veter- the Phillies helled hls nickname by Boston ...... The softball team of the Polish Yates then missed, hls ball stopping mound and took second on Greene’s of listening to short wave broad- toere being no other such service In The settlement was effected late morrow at Stillman’s gynuiaslum, 17 11 .807 of the stable while Flying Lee will ens hls eyes . . . stub Allbion casU from Little America when the Bureau; W. A. Cole, chairman of toe sell Donnelly, a minor, and hiv cut league of municl.ialities, plans Coyne has confessed the slaying, an’s Association carnival at Main beating the Cardinals 7-6. He not Washington National church met South Deer- directly In front of Fischer’s. Manchester, your Chamber there- yc-sterday after an all-day confer- where the boxing writers as well as 18 15 .545 he a partner In toe race. plana a big ebakeup on bis 1938 wild peg to flrat. Kradas singled Byrd Expedition was located In the Automotiv'e Trades Bureau; L. T father, Herbert Donnelly of 67 Ham- were made for a statewide town re- and Maple streets. only pitched elfectlvely after allow- Detroit .... field. Maas., Sunday on the latter’i Johnny took out hls old. cracked- Bari th l! ‘*u ,°"®''ing such a service ence between counsel ' for the gov- ing five runs In the first two Inn- the ticket-buyers can put the old 13 15 .464 Steffen has been engaged to California Bear eleven . . . la tola over second to score Hlllnakl stole AnUrctic. He remarked of his through Its mailing bureau. Wood, chairman of the committee lin .street throfigh .ludge Harold vv port competition. the first to be for June 15—Graduation exercises at Chicago . . . . diamond and returned home with i shafted niblick and tried to Jump ride ernment and the Maryland Casualty ings, but scored toe winning coun- 10 12 .455 one of the pair. business about Dizzy Dean turning second, took third on a fleldci'a keen interest In the venture and re- on organization of the Credit Garrlty, who has been retained as ’ T«ar ending Feb. 29, State Trade school. eagle-eye on him without having to Philadelphia 3-2 trium ph---- Lucas and Wlerz- the stymie, but hls ball hls Char- This work Is done at regular ORDER OF RAINBOW company which furnished bond cov- ter himself In the eighth. All Inhale a lot of fresh air, as they did 9 18 .333 southpaw If hl4 Injured right soup choice and came home on Bychol- called the high tribute Governor rommerclal rates for non-members Bureau; Philip Cheney, chairman of coun.sel by the plainflfls. The case i , , ' Circular letters announcing ering the brewery’s liability to the June 17—Manchester High grad- St. Louis ... 8 20 blckl were toe local battery, ley’s and stayed out of the cut. skfe slngta. In the sixth, Poggl was •New Industries eommlttee; Janies originates In an accident which o r-1 “ “^toils of the competition will be four American League games were up at Gro.sslngcr Lake. .286 bone doesn’t come around, on the Cross had paid to Harold I. June, but all members are entitled to a government. The case was sched- uation exercises at State theater In Knstem practice game.s will be held by toe ■ Flcher picked up both halls and . t" very little action ta the hit by a pitch, stole second ans T. Blair, chairman of Merchants and curred on Oak street in front of the i Co rvery town in the state morning. rained out In the west. Barney Is a lot more worried level, . . . expert boxing writers eS' pilot on the expedition, when a med- per cent discount on such work SEATS ITS Om CERS uled to have began yesterday before W. L. PC. locals tonight and Thursday night went across to shake fjhai-lev’s betting mart on toe War Admlral- crossed the plate when he advanced al was presented to him. Automotive men’s sales promotion Circle theater last April 14. when,! ^n Judging the various reporU, July 18-24 — American Legion Pittsburgh’s triumph over the about toe financial situation than Is hand. timate 90 per cent of all fights are ^ I s puto It on practically coat basis a Jury and Judge Edwin 8. Thomas. Binghamton ...... 13 8 .614 at the Buckland field at 6:30 o’clock .Seabl(K-ult match race at Belmont on two long fllea. activities: F. T. Blisli of toe Con- allegedly, a police car operated bv I *'*ch points will be taken Into edn- Carnival at Dougherty’s lot Giants was achieved largely through either hls.worthy opponent, Arm- "Well, It’s totter to be lucky than on the up and up . .. get Al Schacht Mr. June launched Into his re- to members and it proves a consld- The government contended the the relief flinging of Mace Bro'wn, Hazleton ...... IS 8 .614 . . . . a game is slated with Thomp- 1 ark next Monday. counting of the experiences from necticut River Bridge Association; Sergeant McGlinn, being backed up alteration as novelty and attraettve- strong, or promoter Mike Jacobs. good," said Yates. " I ’m sorry It to tell you about the time he hired erab e saving to those firms having brewery made more beer than It who got credit for hls sixth victory Albany ...... 14 10 son vllle here next Sunday.. .. Ainong those who have wagered, Ra3mold Becker, hard hitting the moment preparations for the Joseph Pero, on committee on Safe- nenr toe curb, struck a bidder sup- "ess to cover, general appearance Semi-Public Installation Cere- Henry Is getting only a very thin .583 had to end 'like that, Johnny." a chauffeur who couldn’t even drive. considerable need for such service reported on government forms and In the rescue role when he checked Hartford ...... 12 9 the Admiral la a hot favorite with Trade third seeker, ta evidently easy long trek were begun. He told of t.v: William A. Knofln, on N.atlonal porting a staging on which the, "nd orderly arrangement, setting up or challenger’s slice, of the net pro- .571 Fischer waved It away and said, during the year. mony Held Last Night In claimed an additional tax of $5 on the Giants’ only rally after Blan Trenton ...... 13 11 "Dutch" Mueller, Pacific Coast several of toe club house commis- the necessity of having good food, Air Mail Week; E. J. McCabe, on younger Donnelly w.is working. i a budget, siimmariea of toe most BURNS PROVE FATAL ceeds anyway, so he’s going to stay .542 after all. It was a simple stjunle Babe Ruth showed up at Ehbets prey to a curve ball___ he fanned "The Chamber Office, on several The Masonic Temple. each of about 6,600 additional bar- ton had been belted out In the Elmira ___ 11 10 .524 star will be guest star again to- sioners holding Samuel Riddle’s colt twice and hit an eimy roller to Mur- good ships and good men. He told testimonial parade and dinner to changing theater display lights. It I notable achievements of the past rels of beer said to have been manu- out at Pompton Lakes until Thurs- and I should have made It” Field yesterday with hls wife, two occasions’ has secured Information fourth. Brown bad to retire In the Wilkes-Barre 7 14 .383 night at the weekly .motorcycle race as short as 3 to 5. They predict he of shipping supplies ahead to New High athlete.s; Jo.soph Pero on co- l.s claimed that the plaintilT was , yaor, historical and statistical data factured by the company. A Jeop- day. An mtereatlng sidelight was the daughters and mother-in-law In tow dock on hls third attem pt... .BUI and have cooperated with local TO WINDSOR LOCKS MAN sixth after he was hit In the atom Williamsport .... 6 18 .350 mestlng at the Bulkeley Stadium may be 1 to 3 at poat Ume. Zealand to be picked up later. He operation with agricultural groiip.s; - Manchester Assembly, No. 15. Or- ardy a.sseasmcnt raised the total Jacobs can afford to relax, be- fact that Fischer won toe 1936 U. . . . the old boy still Is doing hls Schleldge of High also whlffad manufacturers, which Is part of our wRTk'"«n'J°"’ I fCraphlc display of financial and ach by Mickey Haslin’s liner and track In Hartford. Mueller, rated twice.... related the slow plodding Journey on G. Albert Pearson, public schools Sion concus- Other facts with toe use of charts der of Rainbow, seated its new of- claim to 336.000. cause the large money la rolling In TODAY’S GAMES 3^. amateur championship at Garden part to boost the game he did so work at all times In the Interest of Russ Bauers finished. top man In the bevy of Pacific Coast the schooner to New Zealand mak- indufltry. musical director, on co-opcratlon Sion and other Injuries, and lost and maps. ficers at a semi-public Installation 1937, John F. Hag- William O’Neil Dies In Hart Ott Socks Homer. so fast for the Louls-Schmehng National City, N. Y., mainly be(iaiise he Fair Knightless, the five-year-old much for and which he never should T*i V* Ot A a P XJ a «• a m ^ r t . m I m « _ _ _ stars, was the featured rider at the Four decisions by Umpire Jim ing on the average nine knot.s and "The Manchester Chamber of with committee for toe advance- last night In toe Masonic Temple. earty of West Haven, president and bout on Juno 22 that Mike’s office St. Louis St New York. stymied Scotland’s Jock McLean on mare which Charles S. Howard pur- have been sllowed to leave. at the best ten knots. ih u ' ' “ ‘ O'""- ford Hospital; Clothes The Bucs made their runs off first meeting last Tuesday but hls O’Leary were heatedly proteeted by ment of musical training among They are: Worthy Advt.sor, Mar- trea.siiror of the company; Jacob J Harry Gumbert In the first on four staff ta working overtime. Chicago al Brooklyn. the 34lh hole of thrlr 37-hole final chased from H. C. McGehee. has New Zealand Welconje. prepared to cooperate was in s nS parking area'!” " " ^ communities of performance waa not up to match. Coach Tom Kelley of H ig h ....It with toe agricultural Interests this ■school children: John Pickles, on the I; their own size so that there will be guerite Peabody: worthy associate Jennings of New Britain, plant man- Cauffht Fire While He Was hits, including Lee Handley’s triple Ross, like Armstrong, gave evi- Pittsburgh at Philadelphia shown herself to be something of a There Is plenty of moaning at the On arriving at New Zealand the time of toe mishap, and that "Dutch’s" high standard and be 1s In tbe final analysis It was was claimed that Wlerzblckl drop- year and as you will recall, U you co-operation with conventions; the I classifications of communities. advisor. Alice Preston: charity. Beu- ager; Wllllamy Leary of Waterbury. At Work Yesterday. and Al Todd’s double while Mel Ott'a dence he had reached fighting form Cincinnati at Boston. sprinter. She was always able to New Orleans bars since Jim Rooney, party was given a great welcome, proper degree of caution waa eager to return for tonight’s meet- Fischer’s putting that lost for him. read toe report prepared by the Mark Holmes, on assistance with -"*^1 „.^’^®'rirs P. Taylor, secretary of the lah Robb; hope. Bernice Wilson; chief engineer, and Raymond Cester eighth homer accounted for two a lltMe too quickly In hls final work- American g ve a good account of heraelf In captain elect of the Loyola Univer- ped the ball ta tagging Wlnzler at but the expedition faced a 2.500 Manchester Fire department s 50th faith, Mildred Knight; chaplain. Lois of Hartford, a brew'ery employe, , ,, Giant tallies. New York at aevciand. ing to turn In the kind of riding he The lean Cincinnatian took three distance races but yesterday at Bel- sity eleven, was offered and accept- home ta the second___ then a Trod(S foT^’ jfliS®* ^ ot Work ‘.I’* of the car. I Chamber of Commerce of Vermont out In the mountains. Instead ot mile Journey before reaching their anniversary committee. According to the report, the police Agard; drill leader, Marion Olson. were convicted. The physical H*rtford. May 24.— lA P l— Wll Although outhit, 6-5. _ the Cubs Philadelphia at St. Louis Is capable of. Last Tuesday night he puts at toe seventh, ninth and mont Park she reeled off six fur- ed an appointment to West Point drive to first was ruled foul and It destination. The ship was loaded Pro'-ided for commlt- at the time of the accident, were w'here such a plan Is now In use. boxing, as scheduled, he eased ees to assist the various groups In The following girls will serve at assets of the company were later | R**” O’Neil, about 65, severly burn won from the Bees on Gabby H art- Wa.ohlngton at Chicago. fell from hls wheel and In other tenth, all of which he lost. The longs ta l ; l l 2-5 and soundly whip- . . . Tom I.^rd, sharp-tongued aporta as argued to be fa ir ...,a some- to the limit at New Zealand and engaged In guard duty over the said town reports must be "fasci- torouKh a seaalon of calisthenics the arricjltural flclds, such as the toe color stations; Eleanor Bcrg- sold and about 32..500 waa realized. Monday at the Gray and Prior nett’s homer with one on in the sec- Boston at Detroit. ways failed to show hls real form. . greatest shot of the match was ped four rivals. Including the Fight- editor of the Sun Francisco News, 'hat similar High wallop was ruled 100 dogs were taken on board receipts of the theater ..which were nating" and must get away from and shadow-boxlhg. He looked In Yates’ miraculous recovery at the I^tato growers, tobacco growers, the "old cracker barrel stuff." gren, Barbara Cotter. Myrtls Hor- machine shop wher* he was a heat ond and a nIUk. an error and Angle ' Eastern er, winner of his three previous blew ta for the big fight yesterday fair, the proteat’ belng vice versa..- Scarcely out of New Zealand the being transferred to a place of the pink and said he felt the same ninth, where he exploded SO yards and the dairy men. HYDRANT IS VOTED safe keeping. He advised putting "scandar and ton, Irene Johnson, Dorothea Pea- treater of metals, died this morn- Golan’s single which combined to Hazleton at Hartford. Among other riders who wdll he starts. . . . another arrival was Ed Coch- and It was claimed that Poggl start- ship hit high seas In the ’’roaring body; Janet Elliott, May Donnelly. ing at toe Hartford hospital. produce two runs in the fifth. Be- way. Ha la down to 141, the weight Albany at Wilkes-Barre out of a deep trap and over a hill to forties" and within 900 miles of There are three major programs "neighborhood goaslp” as well as In action tonight ore Kenny Brow- rane. of the (Jhlcogo American . . . ed before the catch waa mode la Confidential observer, Marten TWO DEAD, SIX HURT sides the ball game and third place, at which be Intends to enter the the edge of toe cup. the sixth.. .. their last port they ran into an Ice of orpnlzation that your Officers. GAS .ST.ATION OWNER.S the "Innocuous details as to whom Mr. O’Neil was burned when an ring. Winiam.sport at Binghamton. er. warm favorite with local fans; ^ ^ s to n and Philadelphia delegations Directors and Committees have IN HOMESTEAD PARK Playdon; outer observer, Geraldine apron he was wearing caught fire the Bees lost their star catcher, Al (Only games scheduled.) ■’Pee Wee" CuIIum, who halls from Previously the AUantan had pull- ^ c k . It was slow careful sailing Ml'ST GET LICENSES got how much” In sn jippendlx. "An Armstrong snapped out of hls re- ed off two other fine shots. A t the ■Hue today . . . Cincinnati scribes, Smith; musician, Doris Christensen; according to plant officials. Hls Lx>pez. whose right thumb was Des Moines, Iowa, who made a hit The rivalry between the local from then on, making from 50 to I "'ant appendix Is the healthiest thing In IN aRCUS SHOOTING cent lethargy to fight three stiff fourth, after driving Into the rough Last Night s Fights 100 per cent for Bill McKechnle to call to your attention. choir director. Marion Pearl. clothing ablaze, he ran from the broken by a foul tip In the first vylth l()cal fans last season; Jimmy schoolboys Is bitter to say the least 100 miles a day. Within 1.500 Hartford. May 24— (A P I__The a town report." he said. tuning. rounds with Frankie Genovese, the he stuck a mashle niblick eight and hls Ideas, say his youthful Re~’ bles in 7-6 victory over Otrdlnols, Dodgers would Install flood lights, ter for domestic purposes. Since fistic powers has b ^ fixed by a all areas where bathing Is a chief sheriff said that witneases told him " ’hya and Means committee Mrs Fischer WRESTLING ) Kelleyltes.,. .it was tbe seventb headquarters for the period In Ant- toe very near future. This will be president of the George B. Fisher Mellon. New Yoiii. d-1; HubbeU. driving In twro runs and putting but made the story official on Sun- the territory is developing and the Jury at $12,500. attraction. company; Rev. William K. Hopes of Blount fired first and then "m y dep Elliott Remey; devotions, Mrs Al- New York. 6-1. Yatea wins, 1 up. 19 holes victory ta ten etorta for Oioefe arctica, flying by the sun compass, a wtaldlary of the Chamber and Mulcahy In position to soon win- day . . . when a Brooklyn reporter sanlUry sewer system has been ex- The all-male Jury, out two hours, the Bethel AM E church and Bruce utles started shooting.” M rt Holman; membership, Mrs The setting of the match was (By Associated Press) Frank Crowley’s charges....HlgR and guiding themselves by the glow 4rill be Just what the name im- AMERICAN LEAGUE ning tally. Portland, Me.— Mike Kllonls, 183, protested, he was ordered from the faces Middletown here tola oftaiw plies. It will be a Chamber of tended Into the territory there Is awarded that amount last night to ro.MMITS S n ciD E . Caldwell, attorney and former Yale Durbin died en route to a hospital Marion' “ ‘“ Flchs; program. Mra worthy of the pace the Americans to tbe north that waa the sun far^ (Unchanged from Monday, no Chicago, defeated ZImba Parker. press box . . . the paper for which noon ta a (JCIL clash and ta faror- Commerce for young men be- need for more water and to give Willie and Gustave Waldorf, Ted- athlete. at Richmond. Ky., and Blount died games played). set. Though there was a high north, ther up on the globa. Difficulty in this necessary supply and also to dy’s...... owners,...... -...... who claimed... he was May 34.-(AP) — PORTERFIELDS PRACTICE. westerly wind, the sun shone brlgbt- 195. Detroit, (two of three falls). he works has taken up the matter ed to wrln....Weat Hartford’s lead* landing the 'Wg plane was ezperi- * *f*® P «“ IWy 18 and The terms range from Caldwell’s th°rJ!^ after reaching a hospital publicity. Mrs provide for better fire protection permanenUy Injured In a truck-bus' H. Clifford. 43. of Green- temporary appointment to that of M d y; friendly service, Mrs. 1 through the blue and silver-bank- with President Ford C. FYick , era come here on Friday,., .Trade (need at first because o f the Wg • ®"* oPPor- the additional hydrant will be In- collision near Highland. N. Y last'- “ Ionian, com- The Porterfields will practice at ed sky. The gallery, which looked meantltne. toe Flatbush a'uthora are travels to Rockville today, tbea ^ t y for young men to use their Westbrook for five years. The ap- fo o tin g occurred as hun- ‘•ustodian. GREEN TO PRACTICE. PLENTY OF TIME OUT. ikls that were used for runners rialled. The land In Homestead Sept. 25. ' muted suicide today by lithaling pointments are effective June 1, the West Side Oval tonight at 6 like a fashion parade o f brilliant at the "berllng pernL” meets Torrlngton here next.Tueei Kfltr landing It was necessary to In toe tight direction and dredsAArf merry-makers strolled H I P“ '’*b"age. Mrs. o’clock instead of Wednesday as an- Park U low and with an increased The verdict was against the Unit-1 was In hls garage. when the authority may undertake Manchester Green wlU practlea at ploida and checkered tweeds, gave day.... lari their supplies for a of will iMtter equip them for their through the circus midway. Shortly aiJZ •*°*P“ alily. Mrs. Earl nounced previously. All members New York.— H. Guy BedweU. one placer—4.x; Inin thelae Communityvx)mmunity in future slM In the pipe there will be pro- the task of determining the slum after toe gunfire ceased, perform- S to ix decoraUons, Miss Marlon West Side fleld tomorrow night both boys a great cheer at the fln- PAAO PRAOriCB. 19 miles. On this trip tba party i m ___A______f. .Greyhound L h u S ^ d Central | « v o t o e ^ w < t e 'w i^ l^ ^ ore requested to attend this aesaion tab. of tbe country’s better known train- yew - A Junior O i « n ^ o< OoS. area and of preparing plans for ers, some still In spangled tights, Mrs. Arto“ Tkteto N*iv Om Sal* At Greencoatle, Ind.— lYod ------^ Greyhound Unes. Inc. The original ^ aifford IS hi “ u ot prepanng plans for a the ere, now hiuidllng horses owrned by “The Polish Amerks will practice amount sought was $176,600. j and j •*“ ^ * * ™ * » ® « and Vibridhsed house aided workers to tear down the A. C. Compton and Ral Parr, has son of Ford C. Frick, president The leaders of the differs# KEMP'S, INC. PUed up by the wind, sand dunes baseball Wednesday n i^ t at 6 the Notional . League, tenti la d the d icos moved on. reertved a llcenoe from the Jockey o’clock at their Autumn street dta- rrovm m y H to be e j^ ^ o d ^ m the Sahara desert often Ore 400 Club after a. lapse of olmoet 30 from DePauw UniverMty In Jnac (set high. AU ptayors ore uritad to be He WlU go on to Oxford es a ,a«telKi7_____ — ':’ > X Q 2 f l s i l MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, WtAT 24,198S /

I N o - n u N ’ *.t.5cn SENSE and NONSENSE OA .XEAA •— OA 1 colony Ttu. aomb liXnT I KIAUl. 6’Ny * V i \ a A T , S O O T«, SO LO N S—SOSA*.VOASN \ W\SS AASA L______OAR.VA IN f r o n t o p a x « . t F O R A L L W H O PASS! The Acid Teat of AbUlty Is the Two neighbors went to shop, one day, Profeealonal Test—Can You Collect CMwXri I they had the aarae to spend. Pay for What You Do? One bought gay buds to flU a bowl at dinner, with a friend. The etingteat man was lecturing ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 f AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 41 FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 BUSINESS HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 APARTMENTS— FLATS— The other aald; "I’U buy some the hired man for wanting to carry FOR HEALTH—Sport, to reduco, 1932 FEDERAL heavy duty truck, TOMATO PLANTS, BEDUINU OPPORTUNITIES .32 seeds, and 'neath a sunny sky a lantern on going to call on hla rent a bik*. 2So hour. Ask about 3 10 wheeler, good condition through- plants for flower beds, window Young Couples! Look! TENEMENTS 63 They'll grow and blossom many beat girl. FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- SALE! 3 and 4 ROOMS for 1 plan. Georgs B. WilUama, out. Very low price for quick sale. boxes and cemetery urns, cut FOR RENT—TWO ROOM furnish- 4. years, and cheer each paaser- Stingiest Man (scoffing)—The tion, brick mercantile buildink OF NEW FURNITURE idea! When 1 was courting I never 105 Oxford, oft Strickland. TeJe- For further Information call Cole' flowers for all occasions. Ander- ed apartment, with private bath, Housedress-Apron with 3000 ft. of ground floor space. No payments In case of stckness carried a lantern. I went In the pta''ne 623i. Motors, 6463. son Greenhouses, 153 Eldrldgo St. also furnished room for light Though rare the bloome the flret one Suitable for light manufacturing. or unemployment. boifght, their beauty could not dark. Phone 8486. housekeeping. Grube. 109 Foster. ' Apply Edward J. Holl. A paid bill in full In case of death stay, The Hired Man proceeded to flil V\^' “ V Does Double Duty the lantern. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 BUSINESS SERVICES I FOR SALE — TRANSPLANTED or fire. FOR RENT—2—3 and 4 room The dawn revealed their withered i i '^ tomato plants. 15c do*. Cabbage Free delivery and free storage forma and they were thrown Hired Itlan (sadly)—Yea, and ' W 4 OFFERED 1.3 female apartments. Call Centennial Apart- look what you got. FOR SALE—1933 Chevrolet coach, plants 10c. Samuel Burgess, 116 35 until wanted. ments. 4131 or 4279. The apron, securely buttoned to away. In good condition. Frice reason- EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, and Center street. ^ HELP WANIED— Free set up in your home by our the frock Just above the yoke-lln-* second's garden always claims able. Call at lOG West Center St. Is not only useful, but decoratiJv the world's admiring glances, Remember the days when people hedges trimmed and sprayed, WANTED—EXPERIENCED ii^UT- own experieneed men. used to light for the privilege of ex- grapes sprayed. Shade trees trim- Free Interior decorating service with tts bands of color and flaring spreads much Joy, the other FOR SALE—1932 Chevrolet sport j dress to come to house. Telephone HOUSES FOR RENT- 6 5 ripples above the slim skirt of the Jione, and theirs were self-same ercising rights to buy more stock? roadster, perfect condition. Can be med, cavities and bruises cared MOVING— TRUCKING- 53534 by our own decorators. chances. JY NtA staviet, me, t , m. aia. u. a PATrVr.J —SEVEN room single, (rock. aeen at 15 Westminister Road. for. Trees removed. Conn. State STORAGE 20 27 years of honest dealings and 8224- —LYLA MYTIRS. Mias Goldtgga—I hear Teddy has nroonerville Folks license. The kind of work you will still continuing to do so. Summit fltraet, 8t€aro heat, aaraKe. Pattern 8224 Is as easy to work quite a fortune. By Fontaine Fox $40. Telephone 6409. FOR SALE—1929 DODGE sedan, like. Prices reasonable. John 8. FiniNITURE MOVING. Two cover- HELP WANTED— "Albert Special" In as It Is pretty. Notice the short Mrs. Justwed—I can’t help feeling Miss Goldgetta—Sorry, darling, M r s . J o n e s , W H OSE h o u s e o v e r l o o k s a certain v a c a n t l o t h a s good condition, will consider .Model Wolcott. ed vans, with Common Carrier MALE 3 ROOMS FURNITURE...... $118 sleeves, cut In one with the shoul- Jealous of my husband's first love. but I heard It first. So run along. 36 HOR RENl — SEVERAL single ders, the soft fullness below. Tho A Ford In trade. Telephone 6500. plates for out of town moving. L. $8 Down. Reg. Price $150. houses and flats, thoroughly mod- Mrs. .Longwed — My husband's S O T SIC K A N D TIR E D OP C ALLIN O OTH ER P E O P L E ’S KIPS * T. Wood Co. Phone 4496. ’Boule^'ard waistline is snugged In by darts. OUR BOARDING HOUSE WANTED—A THOROUGHLY ex-J ''BouliA'ard" em, excellent locations. Inquire ot first love doesn't bother me any. It’s MMM I FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 perlenced bookkeeper. Give age and ROOMS FURNITURE . $139 hie next love that I w6rry about. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS when you FxJward J. HoU, 865 Main street This is Just one of our many salary required. Write Box H $10 *’ *' Down, Reg. r>-i—Price $175.•n telephone 4642. HAW— Ha W/ E<3AD, lads/ I Manchester [ FLOWERS AND PLANTS for Me- want tho best In Local and Long Herald. '•Willow" amart designs for really different READ IT OR NOT— STORIES IN HE DOPED morial Day. Metal pans and Rustic Distance Moving. Dally Elxpress house frocks. Send for our new Nearly half of the radio sta- HAk/E BUT'THIS MOMENT C5AINED Evening Herald 3 ROOMS FURNITURE...... $158 FOR RENT—SOUTH Main street, pattern book and you'll discover THAT IS THIS Baskets filled with flowering Hartford. Manchester, Rockville. $12 Down, Reg. Price $195. charming old house, built 1750. tions in* the United States are STAMPS CONTROL OF MY M/RTH AFTER plants. Thousands of petunias, Phone 6260, 68 Hollister street. many more. controlled by three companies, MATCH THE IDEA CLASSIFIED HELP WANTED— "Deluxe' Phone 6593. MEARIUO AW HOUR AG O HOW agertum, lobelia, geraniums, snap- Make up 8224 in gingham, per- National Broadcasting Co., Ca- TRICK WHERE MALE OR FEMALE 37 3 ROOMS FURNITURE...... $187 lumbla Broadcasting System, '“— “( i f f OERTIEfe VACANT LOOKINC3 ADVERTISEMENTS dragon, calendula, ilnnlaa, salvia $15 Down, Reg. Price $245 cale or seersucker. It's a pattern but 1'l L VOU TIE and many others for urns, window PAINTING— PAPERING 21 CUTTERS AND operators of men's to be used again and again. and Mutual Broadcasting Sys- BEAU RELIEVED YOU O F FIVE Count tlx avamca worda to u Uno. "Aristocrat” HOUSES eoR BALE 72 tem. BET A boxes and gardens. Burke The neckwear wanted. Good salary, dollars by outsmarting yo u A RUBBER iBitlalt, Bombar* and abbrovtatlono PROPERTY OW NEKS —Attention. 4 ROOMS FURNITURE...... *225 FOR SALEI—54 HUDSON Street, Pattern 8224 Is designed for DOUBLE STAMP •aeh eonnt aa a word aad eompound Florist, Rockville, Oonn. regular “hours. Apply to HarUord $20 Down, Reg. Price $285. ON THE MATCH TRICK — HAW — vorda aa two worda IClDlmom eoat la $6.95 repapere room, celling paper- house, all Improven ents. On lot sizes 32. 34, 36, 38, 40. 42, 44 and A small girl who detested milk- ?< ORDER OF eo or kalsomlnea. Material labor Neckwear Mfg. Co., 64 Church "Charm House" pudding had been made to eat some ONTO A prlea of tbraa tlcaa I FOR SALE — TRANSPLANTED street, Hartford, Conn., week days extending through from Hudson to 48. Size 34 requires 3% yards of WAW— h A iv / VERILY, SHOULD I Uaa racea par dar for tomato, pepper, lettuce and cab- complete, inside, outside painting 4 ROOMS FURNITURE...... $'260 William street. Width 99 ft., lengtn 35-inch material for the dresa, 2>i for lunch. She asked If she could hen's ada between 9 and 10 a. m. get down and was told to say her INCORPORATE HIS CASH AND bage planta at Odermann'a, 604 l^arge savings. Work guafutcea. $25 Down, Reg. Price $350, 165. Large garden. Phone 7900. yards for the apron. Three-quarter FOOT SO Uloctlva Harek grace. UNCANNY ABILITY F O R P B - V>MI« Parker street. Lang. Phone 3692. ' ' — LET US SEND A FREE yards of contrast to trim as pic- 5HE CAN • Oonatcuilva Dajra •• "COURTESY AUTO" FOR YOU tured. Small Girl (eulklly)—But I’ve DucTiOMj W it h mv genius I Y d U ( • ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 nothing to be thankful for. t COBtaoQtlYa Dara •• • « u u Simply phone or write us and we FOR INVENTION—HM-A4-M- STAMP 1 C ay •••••••••••••••!I t l o u t U Ota LEGAL NOTICES Mother—Very well, my dear. Just FOR SALE— TOMATO PLANTS.] REPAIRING 2.3 FOR SALE-HEYWOOD Wakefield win send a "Courtesy Auto" for you The new SPRING AND SUM- OKI T H ' 11 ordara for Irrarular inaartlona MER PATTERN BOOK, 32 pages remain where you are. We'D MAKE mil l io ns/ Will ba chargad al eba ona tlma rata. Cheap. 75 St. John street. two In one stroller, good condition any morning, afternoon or evening AT A COURT OF T’RORATR HULP date by at MancheBt4»r. 3vtihin and for th#‘ of attractive designs for every size There was silence for a few min- Bpaolal rataa for long ta m avary MOWER SHARPENING, repairing. Call at 62 High street. to bring you to the store and take utes; then a little voice said: ay advartlatng glvan apoo raqaaat. MEMORIAL DAY flowers and dintrlrt of .Manch^st^r. on thr 2nd KICKINCS Vacuum cleaners reconditioned. you back home again. If you wish day o f Mav. A. D.. 193S and every occasion. Is now ready. Marking 20 Years Ada ordarad bafora tka third or Bftb plants. Geraniums, fuchsias, helio- Little Girl—Thank God I wasn’t every Key making, lock , repairing, sate FOR SALE—24 QUART size straw- to drive your own car, we will re- Vrenenl WlULrAM S. HY D K . Kaq.. Photographs show dresses made sick. Now may I get down T ay will ba obargad only for tka aa* trope. begonias, petunias, lobelias JudKe. of the Airmail tuai Dombar of tlmaa tha ad appear* combination changing. Bralthwalte. berry cratea complete with 2 slats, fund your gasoline; or if you come from these patterns being worn; a EGG SHE Unfate of .Tan#» Ella Manninir lat^ •d. abarglng at tka rata aaroad but and many others. We All cemetery 52 Pearl street. 14c delivered. Central Box Com- by train or bus, we will refund your feature you will enjoy. Let the SOCIETY OUGHT TO BE JUST 20 years ago, May 15. 1918, •a ailowaaoa or rafuDda eaa ba mada f Manchestfr In said dlatrlci de- urns and window boxes, cut flowers pany, Box 16. Central Village. fare. rra?ed. charming designs In tills new book GRATEFUL THAT WOMEN Lieut. Torrey H. Webb roared dtopped aflai* tha for all occasions. Flowering planta, LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re- help you In your sewing. One pat- 57 ettk day. Conn. Telephone Moosiip Exchange A-L-B-E-R-T-S Upon application of Frederick R. WORK AS HARD AS THEY DO away from Belmont Park. L. I.. |n gpp<3 asters, xinnlas, calendulas, snap- paired. Precision grinding. De- Manning. Admlnlatrator. praylna for tern and the new Spring and Sum- No •Hill forblda” ) dlaplay tlnaa aat 28-12. Main Store—Waterbury CORRBCTINa THE FAULTS OF his clumsy Curtiss biplane, headed paid. dragons, marigold, salvia, ver- livery service. Karlsen and Edger- •authority to sell certain real estate mer Pattern Book—25 cents. Pat- THE MEN. for Philadelphia on the first leg Tba Harald will aat ba raaponalbla ton, Buckland. Phone 7885. All Stores Open Wed. and Sat. Eves. belonKinff to eald deceased, aa per ap- benas, etc., also vegetable plants, plication on file. It la tern or book alone—16 cents. of the nation’s first official airmail for Bora than odo ineorraat inaartton tomato, pepper, cabbage, egg and Popular Young G irl-Pve a friend af any advartlaamaDl ordarad for LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED — BOATS AND FOR SALE-ON E G. E. range. In ORDEaRED;—That the foreffoinjf For a PATTERN of this attrac- service. In Washington, at almost nora than ooa tlma. lettuce plants. Krauss Greenhous- good condition. 2 combination application be heard and determined tive model aend 15 cents In COIN Pd like you girls to meet the same moment, Lieut. George Tha Inadvartaoi omlaaloa of tnoor* Price $1.00. Factory method. Call- ACCESSORIES 46 at the Probate Office in Mancheater Athletic Girl—What can he do? es, 621 Hartford Road. Phone 3700. ranges with oil burners. Wayside In aald nifltrlcf. on the 3I.Bt day of your NAME ADDRESS. STYLE L. Boyle took off for New York by yoat publleatlop af advartuing will ba ed for and delivered free. Walt FOR SALE—SAIL BOAT 12 ft. (Jhorus Girl—How much has he T rMtlflad ooly by aaDoallatioD of tba Burnett. 110 Spruce street. Phone Furniture Co.. 45 W. Center street, May. A. D.. 133S, at o ’clock (d. a, t.I NUMBER and SIZE to THE HER- way of Philadelphia, the relay suitable for rowing or outboard! In the forenoon, and that notice be Uteraiy Girl—What does he point akarpa mada for tba aarrloa raodarad. 618C. Cor. Cooper street. ALD TODAY’S PATTERN BU- read? . AH adaartlaaraanta moat eonform $75. Telephone 6736. Riven to all peraona interested In aald REAU, 11 STERLING PLACE. The relay was made, with the B btyl^ aopy aod typography with eatate of the pendency of said appli- Society Girl—Who are hla fam- LAWN MOWERS sharpened and BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE rugs cation and the time and place of BROOKLYN, N. Y. aid of two other pilots, although radulatlona aaforoad by tha pobilab* made from your old carpets and ly? M and tbay raaarra tha rlpbt to reconditioned. Free delivery serv- hearInR thereon, hy puhliahfnR a copy Religious Girl—What (Church does Boyle was forced down. The total •dlU B TU a or rajaat aoy aopy aon* FUEL AND FEED 49-A clothes. Many colors, designs to of ihia order in aome newspaper hav- route covered that historic day •Idarad obiaoUanabla. H O US E W IV ES! ice. Snow Brothers, 282 No. Mam InR a clrculaftr.n In aaid dlatrlct. at belong toT street Tel. 4506— 4531, choose from. Phone Perry Rug Co., Hartford, ilslted at their cottage was held at Rich’s lot Sunday at 3 Sorority Girl—'Where Is he T was 218 miles; the flying time was ^8IN0 HOURS—Claaalftad a«a FOR SALE—WELL seasoned hard least five dava hcforc the day of aald Sunday. aP DO publlabad aama day mnat ba ra* Meriden 2718VV, reverse charges. hearinK, to appear If they aee cauae o’clock, d.s.t. The score was, Hebron 194 minutes; the speed was 75 D o n't Ta k e wood. Apply Edward J. Holl. tele- Allan Rogers is visiting at the miles per hour. Thus was the Mlved by U o'clock soon: astiirdars LAWN MOWERS sharpened. Fac- phone 4642 or 8025. at aald time and place and hew heard and Bolton 10 to 2. In favor of Bol- THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE V •VoSVo tory method. Locksmith keys made. relative thereto, and make return to home of hl.s grandparents, Mr. and ton; Tolland and Bolton 13 to 8, tn ARE TOE THINGS WE MISS—AT American airmail system MACHINERY AND POOI.S .52 thl» court. Mrs. James Rogers. launched. Ch a nce s! Safe lock expert. H. Clemson, 108 WILLIAM P HYDE favor of Bolton. LEAST IT SEEMS SO FROM RE- BUSTER,THIS ONE TELEPHONE YOUR No. Elm. Phone 3648. Mr. and Mrs. August MHdner and Today it presents a vastly dif- Let men with yean of experi- HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 THE LARGE AND VARIED Stock Judge. C. Fredericksoh is In the Man- PORTS OUR FRIENDS BRING has THE CUCKOO STAMP ON IT want ADS daughter, June, spent Sunday in chester Memorial hospital. US. ferent picture. That original vH ence clean your windows out- of used and, rebuilt tractors offered New Hampshire. 5-29 side. WE SPECIALIZE In recovering FOR SALE—ICE BOX very rea- Next Sunday at 3 p. m. Bolton route from New York to Wash- **•' “ *• uiophoBo by The Dublin Tractor Co.. Provi- On the last Trade school marking At tbo CBAROB RATI alTOB above roofs, and applying asbestos siding sonable if taken at once, inquire wlU play EHIlngton at 3 p. m. at Sweet Young Thing—Handsome, ington has now expanded to 30,- ItM. by fdauiM fox) dence Rd., Willlmantic. affords you period, the names of Isabelle Cham- » •oot«1mo o to Bdvortloora, bnt MANCHESTER Years of experience. Workmananip 19 Knox street. Rich’s field. The public ia Invited. my life la Just like an open book I 450 miles in the domestic airmail Um Caw RATES will bo ooooptod so guaranteed. Painting and carpen- the opportunity to buy the tractor berlin and Francis Warren appear Handsome—Humph! Then why system and 32,376 in the foreign. STILL PATMENT It pold at tho boal- Window Cleaning Co. try. A. A. Dion; 81 Welle. Phone beat suited for'your work. BOLTON on the honor roll. ere you oh the shelf T S( ORCHY SMITH BOBS emeaoB or bofero tho oovootb Telephone 7614 FOR SALE— ELECTRO Master ” ’N A.M E b ~OUARD C A P TA IN " Last year planes flew 70,000,000 A Bang-Up JobI 4860. • Everyone Is cordially Invited to miles, carrying not only mail but By JOHN C TERRY ^ toUowtas tho flrat iBoortloB of range, $3.5.00 rash. R. B. Thomp- A t the BA4E OF THE PAM, JIM (7E6TF son. 50 Pine street. Mlsa Harriet I.a.wton. of Cheshire. an open Grange meeting, Friday The Statistical Forecaster Con- passengers and express, at speeds -TH E backwater* WILL *W E E P ^ Sflfnlw charge WANTED—TO BUY 58 Is the guest of Mrs. Belle Lawton. evening. May 27 at 9 p. m. d.s.t. Hartford, May 24.— (AP) — Tha LANTERN, AND UNWRAPS THE FACKAEE ^THI* BLAST WILL M A R K THE^ *A^B wllj bo eollootod. No rooponal. HAKNESSES, COLLARS, luggage adjutant general’s office announced siders Everjffhlng Except the Un- of 200 miles per hour. The anni- [DOWN THE GULCH- VVA*H OUT THE •» toU phoood ads and harness repairing, sport tops HOUSE FURNISHINGS— Clear- Miss Patsy Alvord of West Hart- There w1U be moving pictures given expected—And the Unexpected Al- HE CARRIE S ------'END OF BREWSTER LOC-OINO WA.NTED—PITKIN BROS, watch today that First Lieut. Edward W. versary of the airmail, therefore, 1 TRESTLE-AND THE SUPPLY TRAIN •BBBot bo rnarantood. and curtams repaired 90 Cam- ance of floor samplea. 2 piece mod- ford, spent the week-end with her by the House sisters of Manchester, ways Happens. marks a signal achievement, sym- [ OPERATION* / - IT WILL manufactured in East Hartford, In which colored Illustrated pictures Ludwig. Co. G„ 118th Medical Regl- bridge street. Telephone 4740. ern Boiicle suite, regularly $129.50, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ment, Connecticut National Guard, bolized here by the special U S. ^ I L L PLUNixE TO IT* DESTRUCTION' ,CRU5W them OLTT O * Conn., about 1840-H. C. Wing, Alvord. will be shown of Germany, Iceland, Young Man—Do you know how to INDEX OF $84.88, 2 odd china elnsets. regu- Greenfield. Mass. h^ae been appointed captain, Medical airmail stamp, bi-color, repro- iXISTBNCB ! larly $25 and $30. Real values at Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawton of Norway, Sweden and parts of Rus- Corps, and will remain in hla pres- kiss properly, young lady? duced slightly more than one and CLASSIFICATIONS EMERGENCY FRIVATE in s t r u c t io n s 28 Hartford spent the week-end with sia. Camiy and soda will be on ent assignment. Young Lady—Yec, I think I re- one-half times actual size I $12.88. 2 odd vanities In walnut at sale. A aliort biisiness meeting of member the proper way, p • « V « $12.88. Baby porch gates, a few his mother Mrs. Belle Lawton. The office also reported that Sec- BasasoaaoaU i I RELIABLE MEN to take up Air BOOMS WITHOU I HOAKD .59 The following attended the 4-H the Grange will take place before [( itarriaiao . left at 98c. Table lamps, regularly ond Lieut. Thomas J. Watt, Battery Conditioning and Electric Re- County Sunday at North Coventry the showing of the pictures which B, has been directed to appear be- IF STUPIDITY WERE A CRIME, CALLS $1.49 to $2.98, closing out at H«c. FOR RE.NT—FURNISHED room church, Sunday morning. Rev. Al- will take one and one-half hours. WE WOULD ALL SPEND TIME IN terd at paak a ...... j frigeration. Prefer men now em- Wardolcum remnant.s. Several for light housekeeping. Inquire 124 fore an examining board to deter- JAIL. ployed and mechanically Inclined, fred Kline, Fred Johnson and son, •Miss Amelia Palmer of Voluntown, mine his qualiflcatlons for appoint- gootl sized pieces regularly worth High street or Phone 7480, Arthur Lloyd, Charlotte Mack, a former teacher here, and now a ...... - J with fair education and willing to up to 50c square yard, close out 25c ment as first lieutenant. Coast Ar- Boy Friend—Do you know how to P O LIC E train spare time to become experts FOR RENT—SINGLE room, with Pearl Glesecke, Alexander Bunco, teacher in Norwich schools called at tillery Corpa. square yard. 25 percent discount Mr. Freedman and Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mrs. Milton Haling re- keep your chin Awtamebnaa In Installation and service work aa on summer fibres and grass rugs. housekeeping conveniences, central cently. Sweet Young 'rtilng—I sure do. I location. Rublnow's, 841 ilaln St. R. K. Jones, Mary Giglio, (IJarolyn The FBI obtained 4,624 convic- AatoBiobllas tot Sal...... < 4343 well as planning, estimating, etc. Cast Iron coal range, perfect type Lee, and Doris Dunlop. Pearl A double header softball game keep it up with cold cream and face AatomoblUa tot Bxchanga t Write giving age, present occupa- tions for the year ended June 1937, powder. Ante ^oaaaorloa—TIroa ...... f for oil burner, new hut discontinu- ' FOR RENT -ONE OR TIVO rooms. Glescke and Charlotte Mack, repre- Aato Ropalring—Palntlns . v tion. Utilities Inst,, Box M, care ed. Regularly $.59.50, now $34.95. sented the 4-H clubs In the choir. of Herald. Telephone 6369 or call at 23 Ridge Aoto Schoola ...... t-A Montgomery Ward. street. Rev. Leon Austin delivered an in- FIRE spiring sermon choosing for his theme. "Are You Ready." AND HIS FRIENDS South f l a p p e r f a n n y By Sylvia^! I »*? FOR RENT — TWO furnished R. Ward and Miss Catherine O. WASHINGTON TUBBS ^antad Autoa—Motoroyelaa li KW. ? ,.wt e»r______/ I ^ ------Z"------T By Crane OUT OUR WAY rooms. Inquire at 455 Main street. Hanolln of New Jersey are occupy- RT-r ~-T~—------— ------— By Williama “4 Piofoooloaal torrteto 4321 ing their cottage. W h i l e YOU w e r e I'L L G E T 1 O l O lT , Y E S , S IR OH - OH - T Bualnoaa Sorviooa Off.rod ...... is The Ladies Society of the Center LEARNING HOW I D I DID S E L L ’ Bomhold Barvlooi OSorod .„.1S-A E V E N , W A NT TO ' THAT'S OUR CANT LOOK! , Auction Auction BOARDERS WANTED 59-A church, held their regular meeting B O X . l WAS T A k i n © HIM! YD A BoUdlas— CoBtraotinr i« North 1 'ffer— FlOMT ; I .Ti?IED OLD NEP AND VOU TOLD Florlata— NoraorlM ...... n at the hall the past week with Mrs. JU JITS U LESSONS KIND MAM, Fasaral DIrooton ...... la G O O D H O U S E H O L D F U R N ITU R E FOR RE.NT—HEATED furnished Alice Lee as hostess. YOU TO SETTLE OH, THE ME VOU SOLD BUT I CAN'T Baatlnc—Plorabing—RoollBg 17 room, for gentleman, central loca- FROM CXIR JAPANESE t t h i n g s p e a c e POOR HIM INTO A 5432 AT HOME OF FRED TROWBRIDGE The annual garden tour, sponsor- VBSETABLE MAM / HELP WHO tion, board If desired. Write Box ed by the Farm Btireau will be held f u l l y , BUT YOU THING! GOOD HOME- HE SOLD UlUtnory^^raaamaklns is 78 LINDEN STREET. 5IANCHESTER. CONN. Y. care of Herald. Thursday, May 26. Cars w1U meet a s k e d f o r i t , ^ - . B -H -H -H O O - HIM T O Friday Eve.. May 27 At 6 O’CIock Sharp (Rain or Shine) between Bolton Notch and New S O D O NT G O , A M B U L A N C E 4 Rooms of Furnishings As Follows; Kelvinator F.leetrle Re- England House, Highway No. 6, not AFAKTMENl'S— FLATS— b l a m i n g m e / 1 RS5S*n*B,“ * '. ll (rigpralor (5 ru. ft.), I'nlvrrsal Vacuum Cleaner, Electric Uash- later than 10 a. m. Bring your own (Donaan) Ing 5Iaehlne. Quaker Kitchen Range with Florence Oil Burner. TENEMENT 63 food. A. E. Wilkinson of Storrs will HE AIN'T ,. I>7 «ln»—Claan'ln* 'i l l st 8-Pleee Parlor Set, Phileo Electrie Radio (console model), Rug EATIN' REOjULARI ^tlat Oooda and Sernea ....mw 26 bo present to point out good land- — I'LL SAV THAT- Wanted—Baelneet Berrlcw |« 5630 Linoleum. Oas Range. Dining Table, Chairs, China Cabinet. Red. FOR RENT—TWO AND 2 1-2 scaping and new varieties. The trip CdaeattoBAl Dr^Mni, KItrhffi Cabinet, Hot Water Heater. DlMhe<%, Etc. Set room apartment, equipped with wi l l Include, gardens In Glaston- O R HE AIN’T I\IU II, .1 • gouraaa and CUaaea ...... 17 (Holloran) of 4 Antique Chairs. All Well Kept Furniture, In A-1 Condition. baths, automatic hat water heater, bury—I Mrs. Annie Hurlburt and EATIN' MUCH. Kn%‘ ln*,‘ “.“ .” .“ “ '” ” ...... gas stoves. Available June 1st. Or Mr. Rose; II, Mrs. S. H. Williams; Busieai-Dramat e ^ u REID & SONS, Auctioneers ford Bldg. Apply Marlows. III Miss Amy Pratt. Lunch on Mlsa Wanted—InetruotlercB io 3060 JOI .Main St. .Manchester, Conn. Phone 8193 Pratt's lawn; rv Gardens In East _ l^lBaaclAj Hartford, Mrs. George Taylor and 4 # * J Bonds— Stocks— Mortraroa „ si (Quish) LEGAL NOTICES Mrs. Vlbberfs gardens In East Businas. Opporiunltl.s ...... sj MIDNIGHT. AA THE THREATENED BAND LEADER 15 ESCORTED Bonsy to Loan ...... j Estate of John B. Franceschfnn Windsor Hill; V ilra. Wallace Fam- ham on Rye street. Those who come FEOIA THE T0P8V TURW, A MAN &TEP6 OUT, VUAV1W6 A FLAEHLISHT. Hcl» and SItutlaaa 4340 late of Bolton In the Prohnte District Bslp Wantsd—K.mala ...... S4 of Andover, ileceased. for afternoon only meet on the road ' e a s y a n d t h e m t o u 6 h \ w e l l w e l l ! ^ H slp W anted— .MaU ...... The Executrix having exhiblied her oppoalte East Windsor Hill post of- BODV6UARDS IMERC IV) / KTUJCr *** "THW OOKlfll Salsim.n Wanud ...... i. a admlnlatratlon account with said WYV*M FOR HALF AV4 HOUR — THE R E ST OF i:M.»te to the Court of Probate for fice, which Is located directly on Help W «t,d —Jisi, o, r.m ala';' it DON’T BE FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSEDI ^ Route 5 at about 2 p. m. t j ^ c a r w i t h ” v) T 7 v -? S c e A genta W anted ...... 17. a H O S P ITA L aald Dlatrlct for allowance, it In WILL PAV OUR RESPECTS TO H R .T U B W . Itfs is slwiys rsry _tmbsrrsssiai_s.__ - _ ------vj TUBBS WUST BE filtuallone W%o*.ed*~yemala to bt short of cssh. But soms 0«r wain rsgaksmsfil Is fasf oH D E U E D :— That the 31at day o f The Center and Methodist siiuation. w .nt.d-w lu \l pcopls bosltsts to borrow bt- ynnr nknfty f* r*p«y sM«n May, 19SS, at S;i>0 o’clock In thn churches, held Joint services at the / V W H\S CLUB Employment Ageaelea ...... 40 5131 < s;^ thty think It is twtn mors Ptfulnr nMMtnts. afternoon, at the Probate Office In Methodist church. Sunday morning. tmbsrTSMitig to —ask for V Imu T Ton won’t bt asklaf tts > favor. t'-^lumbia he. and the same ts analgn- ALO N E. Well, it isol at Pers ed for a hearing on the allowance of In observance of Rural Sunday. . p o r t — B i r d s — P . i s ...... , I Personal. Wt’ll spprtcistt your calling, Both choirs participated In the ser- Uv...... Ji PIRSONAl LOANS UP TO $3 0 0 Slid admlnlatratlon account with Poultry and duppll.s ...... JJ eaid Estate and this Court directs vice. Waatsd— p.i.— Poultry—stock 44 W A TE R D E PT. the Executrix to cite all persons In- The parish supper will be held i?dT% terested therein to appear at said 'V ••J'^H'wvUsnow tlnie-*and plsde, hy publishing thli Thursday at 6 p. m. at the hall. A rticles For Rale ...... as order once in aome newspaper hav- Proceeds wlU be used toward pay- » fs^?4 Accesaorles 4« 3077 COMPANY Bonding Matertala ...... I? TM Main Mreet Room 2 State Theater Bldg. 'pg a ulrculMlf.n In said Dlatrlct. al ment of choir gowns. . Telephone 3430 Room 2 l#‘.i'»t nve days before said tim s as- The Juvenile Grange will bold Dlkinond^W,toh..-^,B,lry ” 4I (AfUrSE.iH.) gned. IZ ilJ ^ License No. 891 And due return make. their regular meeting in the hall "4, " Certified from Record. .Saturday afternoon with Mias Qalc r “ We're just playin’ one of these new high-class sonhin.: 7868 *i*A*A* *********** ^ ^ CLAYTON E. HUNT Deer as matron. ^ t e d movie comedies—you know—he socks her and she Maoblcsry and Tool’s si Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griswold of smears him with a grapefruit.” *"* Jfosleal Instruments ...... Im .lT SI M A N C H E STE R 1! iMYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE A Clever Killer caMi

B^ort Proparty for Bale ts Eatata for Exahaavo ....^ ts Evening H era ld .W aaud— R eal Batata ...... tt t..— , I oral Batlaaa |*#al Natl^M f| 5121 SB ue

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jHaitfftgHtMT Etmtiwg TUESDAY, SiAT <4,1988 i •i- The recent bridge party given by E.MEBGENCY DOCrOKM ABOUT TOWN the women’s golf committee for kept him from close oversight of wiu be closed for the vacaUon • members and guests at the Country I ------• jchool premises, rubbish has been •on. ship secretary; Paul Erickson, busi- club, proved so enjojable. It has ! Physicians of the Manchester ALL SCHOOL BOKERS burned in furnaces, and proper ness manager: Clarence Wogman, It is understo^ that a part of Oreup 7 of Confer church women, been decided to hold another party [ Medldkl Association who will re- checking and care of equipment has PICK ALFRED LANGE assistant business manager; Carl I spon'd to emergency calls tomor- M ri. BUMbeth McIntosh, leader, on Jime 14. Members desiring to « » t been regularly attended. A l- o t evidenced by the Gustafson, associate memtership row afternoon are Dr, Howard School Board In having a plant en- wjll meet tonight at 7:30 In the make fable reservations may call IN NEED OF REPAIR though the school boilers mostly are secretary; David Hutchinson, 11- RtaMr appointed without delay, waa ^ pariah hOuae. Reports will be made I Boyd, 601.5 and Dr. N. A. Burp, known aa ”low presaure” plants. It brarlan; Albert Roth, assistant li- any of the following committee: 3030, ^ 1 predicated on a knowledge that the BEEmOVENS’ HEAD on the ''eamed'' dollars. IS said that even from such, danger brarian; Evan Njrqulat, historian; Mrs. E. G. Seaman. Mrs. John services of a akilled autwrvlaor m Hayden. Mrs. Colin Davies, Mrs. ■ ------<• can arise through lack of constant Clarence O. Anderson, social com- ■ Tomorrow evening from 6:30 to Walter Gorman. supervision and care. P''®F*“ t further de mittee chairman; Richard Berggren, No Immediate Danger Exists terioratlon o f the school beatins O’clM k the members of the Coven- Plans were made this morning to Alfred S. Legge trustees; John 8 The condlUon of the boilers was aystema, which represent a large Animal Meeting Of Qee Club Lange, Thomas Cordner, auditors; try Fri^ment society will seiwe a provide a lobster dinner to the 15 The Married Ooiiples club will first brought to the attention of the Investment, and. when not properly music committee -member, Wilfred strawberry supper In the new Com- members of the Manchester Milk But cExtensive Orerhaol have a Pot Luck supper tomorrow* Dealers A.a.soclatlon. It will b* to ^ authorities several weeks ago controlled or equipped, constitute a Kent. Robert Knox Chapman of munity hon^e at North Coventry, when the insurance company placed Held In Emanuel Chnrch night at 6:30 at the Second Congre- held In the Ro.;ry fcatlval to be held ’Thuraday. Maxwell. newly appointed school plant en- wfn Andover T o ^ vill®. a holler or Hall tonight, ’The proceeds of the the club for the coming year. Mr. .lube P. from 5 to 3 p, m. on the distribution system In the town’s gineer. Harold B. Hodge, will be the eaet mwn of the Center Congrega- Mra. Peter Fagan of Norman schools which does not stand In starting of a complete overhaul and wRhbasis Lange succeeds Stewrart Neff of tional church. The festival la apon- street is chairman of the commit- minute Inspection of boilers, and with the Andover Volunteer Fire tee In charge of the public dessert- need of some degree of Important Company receiving one half. With- been active aored by Center Church Women’s overhaul and repair. While no con- pipelines, location of some of which “ "'""ber of years and A m a t ^ r Co n test Federation, and tickets mav be se bridge, which the Emblem club will out doubt they wlU also draw a dition of Immediate danger Is claim- have been questioned. »® baas cured from Mrs. Sidney tVheaton give tomorrow afternoon at 2 large crowd there. F I L M S with thet Beethovens. ModernVrffd-Time Dance ed to exist, there are several In- School officials have Indicated DEVELOPED AND O A or from Mrs. Wataon Woodruff at o’clock at the Elks home In Rock- Hank Gowdy spent three days In Other officers elected were aa fol- stances of neglect reported In which that the work will be commenced PRINTED ...... OiJC FRIDa I. may 27. St.TO the parsonage, and members of the ville. Other Manchester members Immediately, aa school fires are ^ v id e n o e where he attended the Erickson, vice- Federation. on the committee are Mrs. Thomas continued putting off of repair work Any Slie Roll COMMUNITY HOUSE now out, and the schools ehorUy J- National Convention last Hultman, secre- Dannaher and Mrs. George H. W il- might result In excessive expense wecK. liams. for replacements, or possibly dan- T**tS°^** Hanna, treasurer; A r- M A PPIN G C ENTER Members of the Brltlsh-Amerlcan thur Larder, financial and member- Arthur Drug Store ger to those who use the buildings. Turasca Girls’ Club. club are requested to meet at the It has been claimed that since the clubrooma tonight at 7:30 p m. Manchester Grange win hold Its Prizes: S5.no - S.T.On. and win then proceed to the home regular meeting tomorrow evening Illness of the late Arvid Gustafson

of their late fellow member Stephen In Odd Fellows hall. Adjournment D'l.'baldo’s Orchestra McAdam to pay respects. win be made to the home of Mr.

Adm. ,1.5c; Children, I.5c. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson. North Thursday evening at 6:30 the Elm at Henry street, for the lec- MORNINGSPRriAI.S Women’s Auxiliary of the Army turer’s program, also the celebra- and Navy Club will have a broiled tion of the birthday of Mra. Susan W alter N. Leclerc ■*r chicken dinner served to them In the Keeney, mother at Mra. Hutchinson. Egyptian room of the Hotel Sheri- Mrs. Keeney will be presented with Funeral Direct or dan. a golden sheaf certificate In recog- *68 No. 6laln St. Phone 6289 nition of 60 years of service and Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi membership In Manchester Orange. H A LE’S M A T TRESSES * 9 to 12 * Made Over win meet tomorrow evening at the refreshments win follow. Like New! home of Miss Mary McGuire of 206 * W E D N ES D A Y * W ednesd a y Morning Speci a ls Main street at 8 o’clock. JVew ! ♦ ♦ Vpholstering On Budget Plan To For the longest year Insist on the Green Stamps Given W ith Cash Sales. Responsible People. and an excellent use ^ Norfolk "Cllmatlzed” House «. O n ly * PHONE sets Paint and save money. O. E. Willis nude np my June Wedding Pree Estimates! Wednesday Morning Only! and Son., Inc.—Advt. mind to get a R O O FI N G MODERN refrig- Gift MANCHESTER * * Regular 79c 52”x52” Pure Linen erator renrdlea UPH O LSTER ING CO. ' and of coeL unagine

4a Msdlaon Street my deligiit wbra I Busy Since 1973 found Coe price of A SBEST O S Coolerator, the air. LU NC H CL O T HS

Popular cooditiaaed refrig- SID I N G erator, wai n e a r ^ L ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , ^ a hundred doUan under many lew each 59c Our Specialty! up-to-date kinds. My foods are fresh-

Market er, more delicious, and I ’m savine And Self Serve Groceries money every day.” * BENDIX • Estimates Freely Given The Snooessor to the 855 Main Street Coolmtor keeps foods fresher be- Lastex TOP ANKLETS cause air condinoning provides four Washing Machine Rubinow Building • Workmanship Guaran- curatials of id ^ refrigeration t Navy - Brown - Wine - teed “Where Thrifty Shoppers t. C o u te t C«dd. 2. PoiiitiTe one-way WASHES — RINSES White pair Shop” rin^ttoo. 3. B ^ c e d Humidity. ure OAMP-ORIES • Highest Quality Mate- 4. Washed Air. Instead of costug rials ■oort riiM advanced features cost AUTOMATICALLY you LESS. If you want fresher foods Men’s Cotton

Wednesday Morning • Time Payments Ar- at lea cost, mvcsiigale Coolerator t

ranged. FOR YOUR 10 DAY FREE SPECIAI.S KEMP’ S, Inc. store rinsed At 1 P. M. trial call i HANDKERCHIEFS 768 H alo Street Wednesdays, Woven Colored Borders ^ A . A . DIO N Large 25!ix29'/,” ^ G E T CONTRACTOR 6 25c

Lanib Koulottp.s 81 Wcll.s Street L. T. WOOD CO. $1.29 Odora Double Door Telephone 4860 Phone 4496 ETC H IN GS 5*^ ^

F. E. BRAY 12^ >4c lb. iM»#i ’■it.NiTdni garment closet

JEWELER length Odora retainer. __Siz«: t-^oolerator CO X 20" X 15". SUte Theater Building Smoked Shoulders Read The Herald Advs. im . V . . . ; . . , . HnRicmiroR

$1.00 7.17 Main Street

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STARTING TO .MORROW w.'Kdb'rrj;;,’;" W a tch and Je w elry T M COIU> JW HALC CLOSE M anchester Conn* Repairing At

Reasonable Prices O U T!

W A T K IN S step In and See One of Man- Florida Oranges br other s -- - SI M PLIC IT Y I N C chester’s Largest Selections H ALE'S SELF SERVE of Greeting Cards for All p a t t e r n s do2. Occasions. Regularly 15c — The Original In New England!

some of these p »f.

terns have been 20r And Health Market and 3.5r. 9 . Each Wednesday .Morning Only!

W ednesd a y Morning Speci a ls T H E T E X T ILE ST ORE B U Y 2 H A TS F OR Wegner (lOr can) New York Stale 911 Main Street — Next To the Bank Green Stamps Given TV’ith Cash Sales.

Armour’s Star Pure Applesauce 3 cans 25c

$1.00 1 L b . P k g . certeta v ^ h il^ 7 ron^^ •■•»'«> Lard for 21e iriU rl^on, f « „ „ y win l,K^ . .loron ran" A N D G E T O N E FREE! Large Family Size Can—Any Kind

Blue Lab el Diced Carro ts Friend's Beans 2 c . 25c M A RY C A R N E Y H A T SH O P Wegner Diced Beets (con 10c) Opposite St. James’s Church

W orcester Salt 1 Vi L b . B o x 3 cons 25c 4c The

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