FEDERAL Jddffi IS IMPEACHED by the HOUSE GMERAL ASSEMBLY

:(€AMilfled Advertliliif OB p ^ -1 4 ); T G Q R ^ ^ ^ y o u U L , NO. 125.

«$>- FEDERAL JDDffi WAR FEVER Of COEOSmiA IS IMPEACHED BY THE HOUSE nre (inalw r: After Hear- ❖ HaroU Londerback, of Cali Long Phimei Ofepuire Be- fornia, Censored For Ap Some Salient Facts fins— Attadiiig On TiW pointing hcompetent Re O f Jehol Campaign Frents^-ReaTy Smnir b ftoedM udniria. e f e r s . By ASSOCIATED PBESS. ^Masayemon Sakamoto and General Chang Hai-Pe% (Manchurian). Bott Sectors Japanese strîgth—60,000 troops. Omeva, Feb; a4.-r(AP) — The Base—Tungliao, Manchuria. Chinese strength—150,000 troops. Today’s objective—Kailu, 40 mUes WaahingtOB, Fob. 84.— (A P )— Jiqiintee delegatibh walked out of Mardi of Troops. The Houae of Represontatlvea this southwest, of Tiingliab. . . ^ A^mUy of the League of Na- Ultimate objective—rUnannounced; afternoon voted Impeachment of Japanese high command: ilate toitey after adoption of toe re- apparently Jehol City, 240 miles (By the Associated Frees.) Federal Judge Harold Louderback General N obi^ sh i Muto, com- southwest of Kailu. p^sHindcnmlng Japanese policy in mander-in-chief, and Ueut-Gen. of California. Opposition—^Mainly Chinese volun Manchuria and inglng continuation KunlaU Koiso, chief of staff. Head teers; Advancing from toe north.- across The case now goes before the Pf ndn-rbec^mtion' of toe Japanbse- quarters, Changchun, Manchuria. toe Manchurian frontier'towSrd Je Senate for trial. Spptaapted State o f Manchukuo. Chinese commanders: Southern Japanese dfensive: hol City, toe combined armies of A two-thirds majority of that The del^tetion annoimced that it Marshal Chang Hsiao-Uang (Reg Present leader —. Lieut.-General Japan and Manchukuo have begun branch Is required to convict can qo'‘lba8s>? cooperate with toe ular Army; headquarters, Pdping. Yoshlmichi Suzuki. toe offensive by which Japan intends Action came after two hours of Leagnei on toe Siho-Jaiiinese qoes- General 'Tang Yu-Lin (Jehol, State Base—Chinchow. Manchuria. debate. The House accepted five tlofi. ■■'. j _ Army); headquarters, Jehol City (or Today’s objective—Chaoyang, 50 to wrest toe province of Jehol from articles of impeachment presented Siam alone abstained'from-voting. Chengtefu). "Various chiefs -of vol- nfiles'northwest pf.Cbihchow. , China. , by a judiciary committee minority. Portywtrtfo voted ‘*yea.^’ omteers. , Ultimate opjective-êhol City, Chang Hai-Peng, commanding The m ajorl^ had recommended T h e absentees were Oiten, Salvi^ 130 miles southwest of Chaoyang. toe army Of Manchukuo, entered the only censure of the Jurist. The ml' dopr, racaragua, Ptou, BteUdii, Para Northern Japanese offensive: O pp^tfoh — Chinese' regulars, border city df Kailu and swept on nority report was pushed relent- guay ancLGUle. ^ Present Leaders — lieuti-Gen. state and volunteer troops. towards-toe southwest.. Oh his heels lessly by Representative LaGuar- ' T p ^ n Mateuoka, head of the came a Japanese colunin under Gen dla, (R., N. Y ) Jajbanead delegation, 4bld toe Assem eral Kennosuke Mogi which entered The vote for Impeachment was Stirred: by news of a Colombian victory in the military cam pai^ wito Pera'at Lptiifia, thousands of Oolr bly, howler,-that Japan-would co Kailu at noon. 183 to 142. _ ^ oTnMftTiw are shown massed in front of a newspaper office in Bogota to read war bulletins. Thxes have fae^ operate with the League as far as Farther to toe south toe invaders, In the more than two hours de increased heavily to defray costs of the military campaign. ctreumstanefes permitted. EDITOR ADVANCES APPOINTS BINGHAM having taken toe raflroad towns of bate that preceded the vote, the ; When tbp Japanese delegaUon Nanling and Peipiao, struck for chairman of the Judiciary commit walked out,'.Paul • Hymans, of Bel Chaoyang, second largest city in the tee, Representative Sumners, (D., gium, toe chainnan, without any pro-vince. In both sectors heavy Tex.), who agreed with the recom exiaesBion of regret,- said toe Assem DEPRESSION CURE ENVOY TO BRITAIN snow hindered the advance. ’ mendations o f the m lnori^ for bly would reconvene at 5 p. m today. Meantime at Geneva toe League Louderback*s lihpeachment had GMERAL ASSEMBLY ACTS He then dismissed I t of Nations Aarembly adopted its said the Judge appointed 'Incompe Confused SitimtfoB report condemning Japan’s policy, Euid toe Japanese delegation walk^ tent receivers," among them "a While toe situation was left J. Dayid Stern Claims Cen- President-Beet Names News man who was Just a telegraph op out There is to be one more meet ON somewhat confused, it,Was clear that ing of toe Assembly, after which W. erator." ^ ^ for toe present Japan hiss not wi^- Man Incompetent snmers Should Receive paper Pobfisher To hnpor- W. Yen, toe Chinese delegates, is drawn from toe League. Neither going to Moscow, according to an an course ho *was Incompetent did M. Matsuoka assert that Japan and the Judge knew ho was incom Dead W hoi M a i^ e nouncement at Nanking. B«tt Heines Agree On BiD would withdraw from toe League. Credit, Not the Producers. tantPost. petent when he put him there," m his final remarks to toe Assem- Sumners said. Ifly he had'aaid: JEHOL CAMPAIGN STARTS "When a Federal Judge n ow s he . Is n is - - - His C w n w Japanese .govenunpnt ^ now Cbangchim, Manchuria, Feb. ‘24. is more Interested in nmebody T « .^ p p t (lominission Washington, Feb. 24.— (A P )— A Louisville, Ky.» Feb. 24.—(AP)-— —'(AP)—Japan has officially stert- gtetehitaelf compelled to coudude Robert W. Bingham, who wiU/sui;^ gettlnk smnething than In preserv 'teat Jiân and other members ojf campaign against the depression "as ed its m ilit^ campaign to aqne^ ing the tntegrlty of tht Judidaty .tee League entertain different views we fought the war” -was urged up ' Appearing in-the committee’s sur- into Kastqrn Jehol today jalChg two Jidire—that is throngh yon. t«rb a ^ : E few ysailn^JuQied^.s TO^thlm- ca m ^ gn . rotftei, a t ^ t }50..mtiea apjtirt aetioo^^ Serl'rf.R ii^’’ / yty {g .H ^npn^ poadltlpos. Stoim. "Are you galqg to m ve on tbe cwed'TOA'Shld-aatoargo as Uiuil£[y Democratic in poiitite. A modoniasd ^lupaneae ariny. ksneh a man ndbo^riofm trw|tt i ^ p ^ te thefi d n ^ e ffm d te ^ toe Wprhf War. Mr^Jtepitealli dected GltcuJ* -with 'ttfifa. pkuMB and 3tf'-to‘'dfficer8-aiiilf-In" Judge herb yeararago on toe Repub armored cBriT, hritevki to;>4qtal.69,-, Hartford, Feb. 24—(A P>^ ice.,fhd and fw pidcmtetoisldn iibUctms br roice a' bill' to Appoint- a ; commission “sdSie'sort of a repl^’ ‘to a .'letter 'late • ybsterd^y, ■ nese goveriunent' ptfsiste iii Its der of gold payment is prêrable to re w h ^ from a ' wedi to' a. monto* appoint managers on the part of critidied candidates of boih' piartire. .Ppprelqg this are 150,000 •of seven- meioiglter8> dvn to be ap from: ’Thpinas J.'-. Spellaoy:asking him eju^tohafiQD.vIw'' and sirP to cohtiihute to human wdfaro duction Of toe gold content of toe Mr. Bingham was prominent in the House to a i§ ^ e the case in the pointed b y the -goviernor, one by-the poorly ,equipped. Chkiese under, sev- Senate woido be in order at any to repeat outside toe Senate a '-l^yiaiclites'' showed - Irelaim :had-'been and will cbntilnite its policy o f co^ ddUar,?’ Stern said, explaining this sponsoring lopêaf tteiacco co Speaker of the House and one by m ot to ' the'back , to''tee; head. Mc- operating in All ' sincerity in . the was because most contracts , provide operative marketing assOdations in’ W?al commanders. . time. Speaker Garner replied that ^ president pro.t^ of the Senate speech in' which' he' called Spehacy ■ Reports from ^Tungliao,. starting it would, and Sumners indicated -C^ll . was dead whm^teê’ wlto'^saw work defeated to world peacA” for paiohents in gold , dollars of the Kentucky ten years agahd M cCdH -^k*6ll.ftom walked ■' put. Several subo'^^Lna^ “The gPld embargo method has No stranger‘ to'toe British IsI«l,+*®» a vetwan rai^lry Mgade.and In the debate LaGusodla said he for repeal of. thebtate enforcemeut "I Just received a letter- this -a native Manchurian force .were Would confine himself to one article morning,’’ Senator Beigln - t^d. . "1 toe Hdidtogen ?fiytog ahdnt 5 members of- the delegation remain been ^ e d . and iis4d without any Mr; Bingham often has < visited Lon acts. don and has spent several '■ hunting plodding through a snowstorm of impeachment, that dealing with think it requires some sort .of a re p. ‘ m. Their iahd(^> at sail Retoto’s ed. - friction during war time. The only against Chinese concmitratioiiB of The Senate i^sed, retaining . its airport 36 minutes' latto, b u t t * i^ The Assembly-meeting tbis:af-itex~ dssible objection that could be rais reasons in Scotland, where bis son. the reedvership of the Russ^-Col- place on the calendar, the 83,047,000 ply.” He said - im more about" toe voltmteers in the Kailu r ^ o n . vin Company, a San Francisco sort of reply he. expected to niake. took: off .almost immetoktelji:.' Mc noon was derignied to conridv future ed ‘ o toe use of toe same method A big Japanese force of cavalry, deficiency bil) which has been Call appeared to'be to toe cointroto policies on the E ast^ conflict. The at this time is that toe government brokerage house. starred for .action since Tuesday. A .Jenouncing the action of three infantry and artillery was directed He said Louderback had named Democratic Sepators on their sup practicing landings. A short - fime report on htenchutia was formally is not justified in taking toe same against Chaoyang, second largest protest by Senator Kenneth Cramer, after.toe -teke-toE-'be ship, was no tr^mitted by thP sepretariat to A. G. Strong receiver, “fired" him who charged' fuither delay ^ would port (ff toe Itepublican judgeship action in time of peace as in time of .city of Jehol, and toe shortest because he wouldn’t name John slate in toe Senate Wednesday, ticed to be perfpimtoE' atrahgely. Hugh Wilson, American minister to war.” result in curtailment ih i>aynKhts to Then it Umded^ in-a rough field and Switzerland, and to the representa route to toe seat of toe Cheese Douglas Short his attorney and then benefidaries of the Soldiers’, Sailors’ Senator Bergin charged SpâCy, A Double Purpose government at Jehol C3ty. These named H. B. Hunter receiver on the former state chairman and former nosed over. tive of''Soviet Russia. Both coun and Marines’ , fund,, brought a slight tries have been aaked to cc^perate Stern explained he had a double included mostly veterans of.' the siiggestion of Sam Leake, "a exchaiê'. with Senator Bergin and Democratic Nafiontd committ e- Fktmer’e; Testimepy.. purpose in recommending toe gold battle resiilting in toe conquest of metaphisical student and healer by man, had agreed to deliver toe Re Gpqrge Wititel^ A . ftotoer, testi with the League in settlement of the Shanhaikwan in early January, the on^ excitement in an btoerwise fied at -iCAP) — General Chang Hai-Pm. It 8tarte(l!|^ Louis Oddie, 52, of near Norwich, day tokt developments making for State Vtes a^bnitted to the union, into Jehol from toe . Tungliao Conn., was taken to a hospital to r through toe Legislature. Held up 'by ifive'ôr six m es-^ô, he ON APPOINTMENTS Robdrt'W. Bingham, Jr., resides. In.creksed confidence' ‘and 'slowly said, pounced I'upcnr him • wMe" he < o f a .hieart. atteek .in. his home H iSi.w ^to is. estimated at several glon early yesterday. - .y. mental observation today after he The wage bill cut- toe source of a today. He was a niitive of Middle- miJii movement . 'I attempted to enter the White partisan battle in toe House. over broadening. activity -In- teade " con stood at, Columbia street and Ridge million doHars. tinued, to outweigh adverse, factors. avenue at .dayUght today,.. Walter town, Conn. Be is a-native of Orange coimty. The iwsiw Japanese movement on House. salaries for members of toe tubercu Davis, who waa.in-his 58th year, He told police he had been "or losis coDomlssion-was approved with As evidence . this tnuid, Brad- Lapinski, .of-508^Park-avmue,' was President-Elect and Farley N. C., a&d attended toe University both fnmts was delayed" unto thb dered” tp come here to warn Presi out action. street’s pointed to'toe more favoTr robbed of SlÔO^billB. yÛitonbe had formerly im jusociate Justice of of South Carolina, toe University of lapse of toe 24-hbur ultimatum iW> dent-elect Roosevelt of an attempt The military.. affairs . committee able comparison of bank clemriiigs conceded JrtMs-btotoltiig’rather than toe ^ Merico Virginia, and toe Unlverdty of sued to. the Chinese . governm<;nt; at violence. reported. favorably- a b ill apprppri- ^ to a ;year- ago,, toe less than sea deposit' it in a bank. Sind sofidter iof tea Deiartment of Hold Disenssion On Pa Louisvtee law school. He prac- last, midnight. ' Officers said he was unable to ating 82,250,000 for toe construction, sonal 'decline in business' failures, p in ski told'-the-police Im - had Cohuperce te^ Wateingtoo. Reccfntly ticedr law here and hdd seveiral Chinare vohmteers were:rq;xwted signs of stability in toe wholesale obtaiiied' the' 85A00 bil''a ''^ t 'tw o he had engined in' general law prac- local-dffices. . ehcount^vd and dispersed early to^ give any details of his 'story and of a veterans’ . home on toe site at He has been married three times. that they were unable to learn ^ o , Rocky Hill. The Senate .voted, to re- food price index, and indusfxy’s eri- yeara> ago to B un^, htenative tronage day by Japanese troops^, id tht' if ansrone, had given him "orders” dent satisfaction over. jirohibition land, where he sold -'some probity. (Oonttmied On' Pnge Ten) He married bis present ?Yrife, the north r.t MollmUio, 2p mties sooth-, te r it to the .appropriations corn et- fornter Miss Aleen Mddoon of to come here. tea. A bill discontinuing thei special repeal action, west -rTheÂmeiican'.prigdpal fn'the alleged night as toe guest a t Governor Her llngten Natonal cemetery. town; increasing toe salaries of toe times might have .hem firaughtr-with. Oi^y a native of Stidgeport, than any of 'tee 101468. ot .catoj Norwich, Feb. 24.—(AP)—^Frank overwhelming retardhtiveinflu 'New York'‘nmaB -ti^ y - Mid ' the internatipnni . oaptore of 8ggY.,i Court be residents of thatltowni re-( :cenfaUy.gi|Med Gbi- being. msdn-te.'dBteri9tein the. Iden last nig^t tofwn of ZJsbon. Recently he dudng the salaring of dfidals- of buying power,” 'M d'the agiimey, Oonmaoy B ititb Intently in No- . MihtihiirinrV . .cf«o^,iute,.ii^teii(be F«dlBna tity ,pf. thdae. Itetoar' in the aoheme The Roosevelt party' was escorted in JimnM. l»Si, o&ch raraiteti' ader observation at the Nor- toe Stamford' City Court; malting "and ^persistent , efforts to sd l:g p o ^ aganjteito. Spriet/Ri)^^ - than Sttirteh iaalkl|ted to be. vunbw. 1676- He was discharged state hospital. terms of all minor courts'start July to a r^ftoar Aitoy aro batog 'nwgrd^^^ to the d ty line by Albany pqliqe teoqi'lwfiWiee in August, 1887. ^ the u itS M a m . The sqld teel ;UO^ j have It waa teat Uhlted 'aa0 'to & yi df-.Fteriiatylwwi'.lteSttiiW.: i/n d on . (Obatlaned Gb F a fo Ten) rolume in opoto^ , 'nd^Hto pfeft'-to^^piot. la ahout 70 mUsn from AAiuty- ^ ...... : ■; ; ‘ A...

PAGB TW O •^c^srmmrntstCi wak^, mmkr,TB^^ Mp MT by the news that the wm^rwaeawmpJananasa respective Nattonals tttm "a^topt- ‘liAP ARMIES ADVANCE campaign has begun. ing provocative aMtudM.''* To Be Center Nsii EMTiffiJiDrJlNCES -' .The efficud Central Daily News roM aese defMNCS of their gacrleon cduniBiA commented, saying: "The only way. were 'reported-'etnogtiiened «and > - in Crab Minstrels r; DUEHOL PROVINCEout Is to i^ht as we never have Japanese ^htenbd up their conees- IDss'Margarirt Badge has ret^m- DEPRESSION CURB fought before.” sion patnds. ’ ad after spending several days in Hartford at the Iwime at her aunt, i>«n that Japan.may.extend ita > rtiintiR wtfR TBDortdd to tiftVo (OpotfoiMd From Fogs One) * ** (Oontfnned From Page Oae) drive to Pelplngan5^«“t«^ moVed an additional division of. CTayton_ I^miuL the international treaw area already tro i^ into Wuchang from southetil Vvtton Nc ^ Visited b tr Mn> iJnHieHae Dimlow were widespread before the an* Hupeih,...... mounting... arlWcry on the brother in Hartfe the first of the tbe conaumer. Up to the present The funeral ot Mrs. Catberins commaDder of all forces In Man* nouneement today of a new warning south hank of ' the Tangtse and week. time oU governmeBt effort bos bo^ Dififlow of 64 Wdlaut stroet was ehuria, his chief of staff, Ldeut* by Japan. traiaiug it on the Japanese conces Bverstt Colt spent Monday and to stimulate prodoettan. We have lisid n|orn% from tbe home . (CoaSwied'Kiim F agt:^ f^ Gen. Kunlakl Koiso, is credited A note to the Chinese govern sion at Hankow, Japaaese^ offl- Tuesday at the home of flrlende in ' 'A'' been attacking tbe wrong tide of tbe at i:80’aad at St. Jamee’s church at .with being the directing.genlua of ment here said “It will be mffloult dals protested this action but tbei Andover. . economic equation. Btimulste eon- 0 o*«leek. Rev. P. F. Killeen <ôi- the Jelwl campaign and in active sumpti .flc- season. Amending of tbe borne loan bonk oatid. titioui rsildsiMo,V-: OogNaiMaf w china is no longer a nation. Now is port was contained In a message to Mrs. A. W. MelUnger left Wedne > law so loons con bs mads dirsotiy to not a time to solicit opinions in North China military headquarters day for a week’s visit to New York. jurist e^hiishea.a legs! rnraenoo CALL Washington, Geneva and Moscow. here from General Tang Yu-I4n, ownsrs immsdiatsly. Mark S, Brodlsy In Contra Costa coginty ,ter OTOid a She made the trip by auto with Eev. CharlM L. Fiynt, (above) who will We shoidd not hope for outside as governor of JehOl. and Mrs. Champe ot Lebanon. Bnlargemsnt of imsmployment rt- Tbs fing) services oad b u i^ of divorcq suit, wUle Uving w a Fa)*^ FOR FINAL sistance or luck.” Tang admitted Chinese troops be interlocutor at tbe second annual Usf. Dr. Mark S. BrocUay, who died at mont hotel room in Saq Frandseo, Mrs. Stamey Field spent Wednes minitrel and-dance of the Married Stern said tbs Amsriean economic ■ea on Fabritory 8. wart )»ld „tbUi rostered under Leake's name- CLEARANCE Relations Strained were withdrawn from Nanllng and day in Hartford. Couples' club tonight at the Hollister Peipiao, saying this was done to On aeooimt of the holiday th< -e structure rested largely on credits aftarnooB m East Jaff«rty, N. H.» . dppeeing impsacbmoat la tba de A possible straining of Sino- form stronger lines at Chao-Yang stiiMt eehool, has figured prominent rotbsr than actual currency, addiiw bta native bomi.. Yiitarday morn- b a te Bepresentatiye Batilmwfa, j(|L, Japanese relations in the Tangtse was no rural mail delivety Wednes ly in minstrels oad dramatics of . tbs that "deflation is a self-accelerating lag eervioei were bsld at the Asy w. Vo.), bod said the jumefory aem- vaUey as a result of the Jehol hos and in tiie valley leading toward day, and no mall trip to wuiimantic “Three Hartford” insurance compan DRESS Jehol aty, the capital at which the in the afternoon on the Star Route. process which can have no other lum Baptist eburdi la Hartford mlttee voted 18 to 6 ogaiait U, m - tilities was reported from Hankow. drive in this sector is aimed. ies, and bOB rendered able aeeistonoe outcome than tbe. complete destruc after .nmteb tbe bo<^ woo taken to raeaUed-last ■mlag’s iavaaUgaaeo.ia Both Chinese and Japanese authori Tang sttid the attack on Chao- The date for the Athletic Assocu - in coaching tbe caet for tonight’s tion at our entire credit structure East JofferW. ServuMS were held San Franciseo conducted tqr Chyr- ties there publicly stated that they yang was launched last night by the tion Minstrel show has been set for performance. He boe en excellent and tbe wiping out of all financial there this afteraoon at 1 o’clock, ■man Sumners tbe Judleh^ com COATS were determined to prevent their Japanese Itmd forces after a three Friday evening March 3, Tbe fol tenor voice and will be beard in eev- institutions.'' oad burial took place ia tbs family mittee, LaGuardia and Brawatag, day aerial bombardmrat. lowing persons will take part. The eral vocal numbere. The key to tbe present depresston, plot ia that ploof. Tenn,), Chinese discounted the swift ad end men are Gustave Bmerieb, day- Dancing wlu follow the mixutrel be said, Ues in a "lock of sdentiflo UTILITY vance of the Japanese troope thus ton Hunt, BdWard Ratbbun, WlOlam tonight with music by Buddy Boret Mrs, Bessie Miner Wolff. Interlocutor, A. W. Mel- and hie band. - knowledge of our leading bankers” far by asserting that mutters will be linger; chorus, Edith Isham, Ahiene wbo he claimed were "Ignorant of 'Jibe funeral of Mre. Bessie Miller, Another Reason far different when they attempt to Badge, Margaret Badge, Ida New the laws of money.” of 49 fudge itm t, was held tide BANDITS GET $10,000' COATS penetrate the mountain ranges far berry, Ethel Maobt, Vemoo North Stem departed from bli prepared aftsnooil at bsr boms with Rev. ther in the province. statement to assert: Watson Woodruff officiating. The Why the women of Man Chinese press dispatches vir rop, Spencer Macht. Royland Cobb, ^ New Orleans, Feb. 84.—(API— Everett Cole, William Watrous, ABOOnOWN "We did not talk of balancing tbe beorwrs were David Husband, f . w . Five robbers armed with revolvers chester have cliosen the tually admitted last night that the budget during the World War. PitWtt, J. Fergus Hunter, William towns of Naming and Peipiao, had Frederick Macht The program w l and sawed off ehotguns today raid Beauty Nook as their open with a bugle call by John Ris Benjamin Wileon, one of tbe old Balancing Ihe budget is a book Hunter, Horry Trotter and Alex ed tbs Dnmdss stfeet branob of the favorite beauty shop. fallen. They said Cbaoyang still est men in point of service, em keeper phrase. This nation oaa not Johnson. Burial wae la the Eaet CanaT Bank and Trust Company, was in Chinese bands, however. ing, and the first part-will consist ployed by tbe local trolley iinee, afford to be ruled by bookkeepers.” cemetery. An ultimatum- from Japu, de of choruses, solos and jokes by tbe both as a trolley operator and later held more than d dosen bank effi- end men. 'Tbe second-part wW in . Stern criticised Bernard M. ciale at bay and escaped with ap manding evacuation of Chinese as a repair man, is to end hie serv Baruch, the New York financier wbo proximate^ 810,000. troops from Jehol, was received clude specialty numbers by Ethel ices with the Connecticut Company appeared before the committee here. Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang, Macht, Margaret Badge, Ahiene tonight. -*-fter operating as a mo- Three of tbe rohbere worked in- Badge, Ida Newberry, rM, Seool”’, the beginning of its hearings, as eidS the branch h o ^ while two North China military commander, torman for several years Mr. Wil talking ”oi' a war-time emergency BANK BACKS SALE said he would ignore it. Gladys. Lowman, . George Johnson, son entered the car barns of. the others stodd guard Outside. The (A similar mtimsturn received by William Watrous, Gustave Emtriob. and then he offered weak peace time five fled )B ' on automobile' which old Hartford, Manobestifi' and remedies.” bore the Ueense plates of a »a- the Chinese Nationalist jfovemment An orchestra composed of Mr. and Rockville Tramway Company and Any attempt to balance the bud at Nanking brought an indignant Mrs. Harvey Collins, Ellsworth Mit was moved tr Hartford as 'a car OF ITS OWN STOCKeWne stoles yesterday. refusal to accede to the demands.) ten and John Tolokan will play dur get increasing taxes, Stern said, During tbe robbery, aH ofHê^ barn worker when the Connecticut “is tbe worst possible policy that the ftTw* customers were (Ofsed inside Values to $25 ing the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Company, discontinued its barns in e x -s e l e c t m a n d ie s W. Fournier are directing and man nation can pursue to aggravate its ^ S f ’ cages aad made ta lie Manobeeter. The discontinuation of misery. down on the Imor. ■ • aging tbe performance. a large number of trolley cars and "It is as wicked and silly for US to Bat To It* Own Affiliat*, It Torriugton; Feb. 24.—(AP)—Pat Colulnbla Grange held its regular the substitution of buses has made A squad Of patrolmen, only' a Our operators are qualiiied rick O’Donnril, 70, formerly Select meeting Wednesday evening. The talk about balancing tbe budget in block away at the time, tw ^ up less work and as a result Mr. Wil sucb a crisis fis tor tbe bead of a pursuit of ths rObbers. Ths r o b b ^ OT. m to make an analysis of man in West Comwmi for many lecturer who was unable to be pres son leaves the employ tonight. Endence Presented At years, died at the Cbarlotl^ Hunger- ent provided a pron-am which was family to talk about budgsUng bis was effected in lees than five min your skin and to recom household expenses whsn his wife utes. ford hospital early today. He was put on by Harry' Lyman as substi Improvement was noticed today and children were in dire need of Senate P robe of MarheL mend the best facial for a native and life-long resident of tute. Tbe number consisted ot In tbs. condition of Mrs, John Mo- West Confwall and in addition to a discussion on family life in Russ:,. medical attention.” you. ______Veigh, of 85 School street. Who is Silver GnaeMon being a selectman had held the as compared to that of America led seriously ill with double pneumonia. f t tumnou^ DIAL 8011 office of justice of peace for ever by Mrs. Cora Hutchins and Hubevt Remonetization of silver by add Waibmgton, Feb. 24—(AP) 80 years and had also served as a Collins. A brief sketch of the life ing tbe white metal to tbe currency Evidence that tbe National Gty grand juror. He was an ardent of George Washington as a farrher case was urged on the committee Bank financed tbe >ele of its own ' For important Rubinow MARY ELIZABETH’S Democrat and active as a leader of was given by Harry Lyman, follow- NGAnENDANCE by W. Bont Ferry of Sait Lake Gty* stock to Jts own. stock afffiiats, thp STATEW.-L'; Ferry is prssidsot of tbe Amsri National G ty Company, was pre TONIGHT and SATURDAY wnouncement see Page 16 that party in this district for a long ed by anecdotes about the Father of can Silver Producer Associatiow today. BEAUTY NOOK period. Funeral services wlU be bla country by several of those 'es* sented today to tbe Senate banking Tks held at St. Anthony’s church, Litch ent. Three application'' for mem FOR A. &N. DINNERa director of tbe Inter-Jflountaln committee, -holr- field, Monday morning. bership were .’ead and referred to a Economic Conference oomposei. of -After Ferdinand Peebra, the eomi- tHgger committee who will report at the members from UtalL Arizona, New mittee counsel, bad plated ia tbs aetion. n ^ t meeting. Already Over 826 Have Sign! Mexico, Montana, qldabo, Nevad#, record a series of letters rscordlng fled Intentions of At Wyoming and Cifiorado. loons to a brokerage bouse for bonx Rural Carrier Raymond Lyman 'iQold is too dear and tbinga are went to Rockville. W asblnjâ's te n d fi^ Tomorrow. too cheap,” Ferry said, adding that efoeli to bs ^dfUvsrsd-to tbs Nsr Birtbdv to attend the eohventlon of silver troublei bad hurt Americab. ttloilal Gty^ oCktmpaay,^ Ssaatey Rural carriers. . ‘ OverNliafi) pisriods Wil^ attend the Brpokbait (R„ Iowa) obssrvsdr > THE" CLEVEREST PURCHASE Mrs. T. E. Williams of TTefiti , Oriental trade wbUe dsprsbiatejl first annual Ladies Night banquet currsneiss of other countries snabl- "It's quits plain from this tbs N. J. is spepding a week at the and entertainment tomorrow night efi them to compete in aomsstic bonk was directly financing tbs sols home of her son, UVergne WII- at tbe Army and Naw club. A fine markets. of its own stook." YOU CAN MAKE RIGHT NOW Miams. chicken dinner will be served by Brookbart sstimatsd that tbs lit Jean Isham is spending tbe week Against loflatioB Chef David McCollum after which a "Our own couatrymsB are bow ters sbowsd |8&,860,000 had beta with her cousin, Anns Uttls of li- group of entertainers from New feeling tbe effects of tbls, and if tbs so ussd duriag tbs month of Ootobsr limantlo, York and Hartford will present a 1988, and that 46,747 ibarss wars in* The February meeting of the situation is not corrected and tbeif fine program for tbe gathering. n les become tborougbly in* VOlVid. ■A SPRING SUIT Ladies Aid Booiety was an aU day A special feature of tbe evening rialieed, a borne market for Hugh B. Baksr, prasidaat of tba meisting Thursday at tbs ehapsl. National G ty Cempaay, laid ba did Gibson sleeves, TAILORED RIGHT- There were 81 ladies prssent, also will be- a spsoiol table for Monobes- our owa people will bs a rsmsm^ George tsr'i 81 Gold ita r Mothers wbo will broaes oad not a rsality," bs son* net kaaw what proportion of all tb4 mannish , nipped PITTED AS THEY several children. Two quilts wt,rs builnaii that woa. ’ WMk tied, aprons made, and otimr be tbs fusite of tbs evening. Tbe tiaued! waist in 2-pieee SHOULD BE. banquet will start a t 7t80 a>d a full "Tbs bast opiaioB of fovsmnwat "n foeilitatad tba dalivtry of tk^ woolen suit, artioies started. At Boon a d'nnor svsmng of sntertalsmsat aos bssn laourltiai," ba sold. Msumn O'SuUlTsa was strvsd, oaoli lady having oon- oad busiaiM ia our own eouatry is "It wof mera tboa that," Faoora Military beige, tributed sometUng. provided for tbs msmbsri oad thslr offAiaet iaflatlpn, Toe oftM tba A choir rshsarsol for Bostsr f i j i t i , word is iBlsuNd oad misuBdaritaed. shot book, in Zsne Gny’t music was held at tbs chaps) Tburs- Fiat money and tbe uareitrokiid oettvitiatef Dm priatiag press, ara ■OOffOMY $10.95 $ 1 0 - 9 5 day svsnlof, not indiontod or lunoaiod by wkat "Robbers Rooit” 260 AVERAGE JOBS liny, HerdelntwIitlBMaskyihi "DoolaP* X'va fat ta fa aa a to eonaldar tbo BMiita of M*mH^ vayaga aad Z’m tarvib^ afraid of PlIBUC RECORlh BY EMERGENCY FUNDHim'" Niflijiiaif, Wkat load da yav ad* Vila ma to aatf" I N s n e y C e n ^ Miss Barbara B s a ^ l, daughter DiVOBOB F B T I^ ^ B _ "Tba akaapaft,"-Xalalaaha fai«; of Mr. and Mrs, Fred .T. Bandul, of Total of 188,791 Hat Bean Bridfapart. Fob, 84,—(AF) — Tbo tuag. , 1 11 Chestsut street, and Jobs B. Spent Through AsaoeUtion following potltions for dlverofo ward Powere, eon of Mre. Heanr B. lo f rt« filed in tbs luparior Court today! "ChiU O f bam applied for a marriage licinM Projaeta In lliraa Monthi* Irvlag■ “Barkon, ■ itamford, /ipp-from in tbe toim olerk’e offiee Tueeday. mrnmmmm f Loratta Tnmiok Borkoa, af Rya, Tbe marriage of Miee Beadali to At tbe regular weekly sMetiaf of Nf M a^ttoa” Mr. Powere wUI tMm plooe at tbe tbe dtreetori of tbe MaaebHter jm ia B, Dasilva, of Doabury, from FREDEeWERNEI^ home of tbe brlde'e parente, Ut Bnerfeaoy BmpioyneBt Asso- FranaiMo Oaallva, af Fott Rivar, j m o T iS h S s Obeetnut etreet, at 4 o'olook aext eiattoB, moaager Herbert* Me* TEACHER Of nANO Tuesday aftenwoa. Oaaa reported that a total af ' Mary J, /oworaky, of OraaBwlak, John J, llullM oM Miss J ob# 188.711 m beta epeat by.tM tar/n from Jofapa Jew$m y, of Ofaaa* AHHOEOAH* EXTRA SraOIALI Boroaton, botii of this town applied aad tiM Bmergeaay AaeodatloB aa wlch. „ SATURDAY for a m arê lieease at tbe to ^ tba mae labor prMooti of tha aaio* Froaaaa Mofifat Wliiaa, ^ af EaflBBfii iastraatad ia phuis olerk’e offloe to ^ , olatloB dttflBf » o n e t twelvo •tstfldlssrflM lrswB / V I, QtiiefUifw Dead weeks, up to aod taetudlag the week WlUlam M futii to Anna Oegutie, of Feb, {$. ^ __ hsms* "Wedding of Ton lot 7 ia the JasMs t^ to r trael oa Tbe aoMuate ekarged to the eev* STUDIO* 199 WRIT ITE9 ET’ H i u m b " Aadorioa etreet. oral Jobs are ae wllewe i Broad legM a protendkt^mmtMft," BUI of Bali ftreiiI llOiOWJIt park d w rM t YiaaÔ,>oBgf af JHaaiwiahr TrfaphsBSIBM* I •alvotore PePuavo oad Oborlee 118,47940! hinw aye. ftfiH M i from Alfrad J. Leag,'af OratawialL Raoeagai to Joaioe OlglM, iNUlDer fkop oqulpnaeat laaaaue Jobe H M irn f Lovt^LajM 168.13! aortk ead pUwgrouad fl,- 18140 Boat Bida Baa 9810.944! sebool buUdlflfS 9m6.18. Look FoIks-HoW Is This For A The avarage aui CIRCLE work OB gATUBDAY AND SUNDAY Double-Fedture BUI t Broad stroet aadod today. Trimmed Josn aioiultil wttk Bat kstwar whamf BBa wlfsf HOSPITAL NOTES fim mVIEHOTa EHPmniT. CIienterMonla Wkoa waMi h a rt deowf are also featured Mrs. Mary B ^ of 04 at— streot,' and If re. 1 ^ 00 Fssri etreet were adntted oad "BLONDIE RONAtD Ksnasth Bleu of 896 Hartford rood X •* lit and Miss Gertruds HsrsksU of $10.95 Rockvllls wsre dlsehargsd yestsr- JOHNSON” COLMAN day, Keep yaw aye on year pookat* A daughtsr was born today to book and yonr haodi to yonr- Mr. oaoMrs. Henry Robinson, of 12 eelf. Ska's oat far wkat ska Wostflsid 4trsst eon g et CTMABA ^Tha'ArHônd CorrtcK. The dashing London FBOFBSSoms w if iTd ie s tt Mannish - tail kavstvar doae, awllUy giaafly talm ored suit of Bobby—8 piece cape (nass$of£eurjifun«rolj Eostoa, Pa., Feb. 24.—(AP)—Mrs. Lore Adventori ' Tkrttle yoar haort olaag with 111 auit Lena R. W. RooksrSU, wifs of Pro flannel or fessor Edward H. RookweU, hood of Randolph Scot men’s checked suiting, neat, $10.95 (fh» t^ftjêoniM b^ Toa win roar, at Bila. SaDy Blaine. raBleklag and trim as from Now Bruaswlok, N. J.. ------la Ziiaa Gray's ^Sptiieair can be. tympjBthaHcjstnfiinant' Professor RockwtU was dsoa of tbO School of Engiassriag la Rutgers, Mrs, BoekM was time "WILDHORSE dsat at tbs Art Lovers' Gub, io fik , ^ ^ $10.95 to< and was tbs first Ideat of MESA” ^ Tha ioaetaitaf tbe WotaoB'e Gub of few Bruas- eeimdleaaia In w i^ ADDED ATTRACnON “MEAXl) «41 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. C hutar of tha HYSAL” ^rifliiig Sarisl tk m ^ FOR RAGE OTHER RUBINOW ANNOUNCEMENT SEE BACK TODAY. lag got 6^ jaaka it safe for^par* ■ ■ ------"The Lart faontietg \v-?r •1K' ' ■ ^ -T ■ •■•■ t ____' _____ . . . _____ .. , ._ m TWrAK^lH WS'i?HlK TiyiCTm^g TTBRAT^T>/M AN Cm STa!Rf?(X»JN ^ fr^\- if I'.’- - .,

A sale of Swedish rye bread,;cof- AD V E R TU U ^ SO. METHODlSr MUSICAL: fee cakl^. Phis . and-.other ^ b a l ^ • i. ^ - ■?TT' GOWN COMPLETED ABdOtTOWN foods-wUl- bo;; held 'at* the *J'.—.-W. Hale company’s store, tomorrow -afr ONJUDTOVEIERUIS i'~ Tbit’ WimmEty ON SUNDAY EYENING tomoqpI beglnnlhg . at; 3 - o’clcDdc by to dtow:' . Jam es. McCtfilough, ’ who hall$. the Ladies sewing Sodety o t the 'and i^yihants fqr'sili^ yesf {of 'tlio FOR FIRST LADY from near Belfast, Ireland, wUl Emanuel Lutberu chutoh; The Ifi'jrearsptiriofi.' probably preach-for the last..-time committee-urgeiBi iid'l.c St. Fire* . <$> Delicious luncheons are served Hartford, Feb. 24.—(AP) — A daily at'the Arthur Drug Store. Mrs. Roosevelt Will Wear The. monthly, musical .service at Boy ''couts of Troop 3 are makr James’s hall. next. Tuesday night "Every fire bums out at last," ing arrangements to hold a public She will be assisted by Miss Cather- summary of '.direct - appropriations is the somewîst pessimistic re- the South Methodist church will be bridge party Wednesday evening at In.^ Fraber, Mrs. H. J. McCann, .Mrs. and'tax exenq>tions.to.wBr veterans .' m vk of ;Slgrid Undset in one of Stenciled Decorations At the Inaagaration. held on Sunday evening at 7:30 ' Stencils can introduce orlghiality 8:15 in the social hall of Center; Nettie Acetq, .Mrs.- Mary .Aceto, fpr the- fis<^ vears between 1917 SPECIAL hjer novels. ;If left to itself, per* o’clock. A program of interest has church, house. . . Miss Mary Hilleiy, .|drs.. Jolm. l^v- ur.ps so. Blit we are reminded and liveliness into .home decorations. been arranged' by G. ;Huntington and 1982 glvm to the > legislative nan, Mrs. Paul Cartier. ' committee on apprppristicms -by the of savage, tribes who, histo^ You can use a gay-colored stencil ' New York, Feb. 24— (AP) —Mrs. Byles, acting Organist, and the First Qaality ' saiys,' (rftan - started fires by with a . marine design bn the bath Joseph Wright; ' leader of th^ state tax'departxhimt. carries a to Franklin D. Roosevelt today had her choral numbers Will consist of a Manchester puhhe-. schoplisclose ' ~ ci^ ce, and not'knowing how,to room wans or one . with fairy tale composition by D. McK. Williams, Everyman’s class at the Secopd tal of more.tbian $13,000,00(). last fitting on the gown she will Congregationfd. chiurcb, announces today for a'week's yacatipn. in .ac T he 15 years average was- set make' new firjes, kept the'same figures in the children’s room. These “Christ in the Uhiverse” which has cordance wiUi .'the rpgui^ ' eight stencils can be piuohased at any wear, to . her husband’s Inauguration that he has been able to secure a s 4 $848,74? and the five y ^ s 'average RUKBER fire-go^,.:precioufiy guarded, been recently written and is al^ speaker for . Sunday morning 'at week schedule in vogue , here; ’The . .for lUetimes. .Any .personal in store carrying art supplies and you as President, and at the same time ready being accepted as one of the betur^. 192T and f 1932 was can apply them yourself. Simply “Anna Blue,” named after her 9:30, A. M. Guttery of West Hart schools yrill re-open Monday,:March $l,23t,875;: , . . . terest, like the ' fire, needs a best from the many successes that ford, secretary of the Hartford Y. 6. Most of .the teachers, who live out little fuel once in a while; the hold the stencil firmly and paint daughter, Anna Roosevelt Dali, wasr are credited to this well. known 'ilie' summary also .made .classifi R e e l s thoroughly over the perforated introduced to the world of textiles.' M. C. A. His subject will .be -“Two of town plan .to return, to their cations. The proi^r^. tax exempr more it gets, the higher it American composer. The text is Challenges from the Orient.” In hiA Attached places. Unbleached cotton curtains Mrs. Roosevelt’s hat, wrap, and homes for the vacation. . . tlons totaled $5,316,857;- personal - blazes. ; I written by the eminent poet, Alice discourse he proposes to deal with While You Walt. sire attractive with a stenciled de purse' are also “Anna Blue,” which tax exemptions $1,990,000;' ex- MeyneU. the Lytton report, and also that Ernest Ubert, ' chairman of the service-men’s, organization .tax ex Sterling and plated creamer sets, sign at the bottom. is a dark blue, a trifie lighter than Ail pf the other choral offerings known as the Layman’s report. Mr. athletic conunittee of Anderson- emptions pn property. f34,718 and c^Bdalabra, and other pieces, values navy. .’The gown is of the color that are excerpts from the always pop Guttery llveo for several years In Shea Post, V. F.' W., requests the at soldiers, sailors, and marines fund to , ^9.95, wiU be $1.98 in an "out- was named for herself, "Eleanor A new spring line of smartest mil ular cafita.ta “The. Holy C3ity,” by Chiu> while engaged in Y. M. C. A. tendance of' all team captains and income plus direct appropriation, tlêy-go” sale at Hale’s Household Blue,” and is of crystelle velvet. A. R. Gaul, and include most of the linery, priced $1.98 up, has arrived work, retummg from that coimtry members of the post’s athletic teams Dei^rênt tomorrow. It is a one-piece gown vith a favorite numbers, so.weU loved by $1,575,318. at the William and Mary Hat Shop, a few years ago. All men will bq at the ex-serviceih«i’s meet sit the To. these are added the.outlasrs for Cheney Hall. The one-of-a-kind pepliim front and rolled neckline multitudes, who have heard this with a narrow, insert of white welcome to attend the session of the School Street Rec this eycning at 'the veterans’ home and hospital, For men, women and For Tea Drinkers hats are xmusually smart, different, delightful work. One of the num class and hear Mr.. Guttery. chUdren. . TOe -ineking of tea"can be quite yet inexpensive. Mrs. W. W1 'Tao- moiisseline de sole. It has a v-neck- bers is the setting “No Shadows 7 o’clock. an art, . Uke everything else. These nar, in charge of the shop, also de ilne, rather high and a double drap Yonder” curanged for tenor solo ed surplice, widch gives a jacket ef Ladies of the Concordia Lutheran AVOID FLU Extra Special are‘the directions issued by a large signs and makes hats to order of and chorus, other excellent offer church will postpone the pork apd SHAW IN AIRPLANE tea distributing company: The any material you wish. fect. At the belt Mrs. Roosevelt ings being the trio for women’s Keep the heed and noae clear. plans to wear a jewelled buckic, saurkraut supper scheduled to t Kpndon's relieves cold in one Men’s Waterproof piin>e. essentitds are to scald a voices, the soprano- solo, “Eye Tuesday evening of next week and Peiping, Feb. 24.— (AP)—George SOLES crockery tea pot, and while it is still given her by her husband’s god Hath Not ,Seen” and the very de minute. Clears nasal p>as8tLgea. Apricot Ice mother m wy years ago. for which tickets are already out. Bernard Shaw viewed the Great Ask Druggist. SEW ED ON warm, put In a level teaspoon of tea cups sugar, lightful chorus with soprano and The advanced date is Thursday, Wall of China from an airplane at for each cup, pour in freshly boiled . Four cups water, 2 The sleeves are puffed from the cups stewed bass solos, “And I Heard the Voice March 9, and arrangements will be a height of 8,000 feet today but KONDON’S JELLY water (it must be boiling), and allow 1-2 cup lemon juice, 2 elbow to .the wrist, which is edged dried apricots, 1 tablespoon granu of Harpers.” Mr. Byles has select made on that day to serve the had nothing to say regarding his Plain or Ephedrlne to steep for five or six minutes. with the white mousseline de sole. ed as his part of the program three lated gelatine. The skirt bottom is 10 inches, from clerks and business people promptly experience. Then pour, off into another warmed very delightful numbers as fol at 5 p. m., to enable them to return After stewing and slightly, sweet the fioor, has straight lines, slightly pot and serve. Or if the tea pot is lows: The “Aria” from Symphony to tbeir work ih tbe evening without ARCHBISHOP DIES not to be brought to the table, of ening apricots rub through a sieve. fiared at the bottom. We repair Rubbers Boil sugar and water together ten VI by Louis Vieme, “Au Convent” going to their homes. course the tea can be poured through Her wrap is three-quarter leng*'b by A. Borodin, and the “ Choral” in PUBLIC CARD PARH and Arctics. minutes. Add gelatine softened in in “Anna Blue*' velvet. .The sleeves Christ Church, N. Z,, Feb. 24.— a strainer. - This tea should be clear, A minor by Cesar Franck. The regular weekly setback and (AP)—The Most Rev. John Mondoy, Feb. 27, 2:15 P. M. strong, and. delicious to the last cold water. Stir until gelatine is are puffed at the elbows and tapered dissolved. Cool ana add lemon juice dance of the Manchester Green Charles Wright, Anglican primate Y.M.C.A. drop. to the wrists. • It has epaulette ECLIPSE OF SUN and prepared apricots. Turn into shoulder bands, and a scarf shirred Community club will take place this of Austria, archbishop of Sydney Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. S . YULTE8 freezer and pgck in four parts ice fit npplfi evening at the Green school hall and Metropolitan of New South Prizes. Refreshments. : A new p;int dress, made of a 1933 Santiago, Chile, Feb. 24.— (AP) 701 Main St., Johnson Block to one part , ice cream salt and let and will be open to all. Wales, died here today after ah AU Women Welcome! Cheney print, will cost very little, Mrs. Roosevelt’s hat is of “Anna —Few Chileans rose early enough stand three hours or longer. This emergency operation. He was 72. 85 cents. for prices on the recently released Blue” crystal Milan straw, of a today to -witness an eclipse of the can be frozen in an electric refrigera patterns are only $1.00 to $1.90 per sailor type. It has a band of gros- sun visible here. tor as. well as in a cninkless freezer. yard. Print designs are lovelier than grain ribbon across the. shallow The sxm rose over the Andes eyer this year, colors more fiatter- crown and a bow of the ribbon at mountains almost at the same time Irig. Pick your design and pattern When household chores irk, think the back, which has been slightly as the maximum phase of the . K E I X H ’ at Qieiiey Hall, and, if you like, have how ea!^y you can be relieved of the raised and cut out. eclipse Which was at 6:55:44 a. m., S ’r a d M s it cut and fitted right there, for a dhidgery of washing clothes. The She will carry an envelope purse local time. The eclipse was 77.4 per small charge. New Model Laundry’s low rates are of "Anna Blue” Velvet and will w«»ar cent total here. The eclipse ended Q O U vou CON a ffo rd h kujf dooJ jumtiuro pleasing to the most limited budget. white glace kid gloves, eight-button at 8:01:10 here. SPECIALS Fresh Bread Just phone 8072 and ask for an es length. Her shoes will be dark blue ihin sandwiches can be made of timate for your work. kid pumps. NEW COMMERCIAL PACT fresh.bread if it is unwrapped and FOR kept in' the refrigerator for several Rome, Feb. 24.— (AP)—Polish New Spring Styles Now Showing hours. The cold hardens the bread Gibson Girl and Italian delegations today agreed The revival of "Gibson Girl” SEN. W ALCO n RECEIVES sufficiently so that it can be cut into to a new commercial treaty, the SATURDAY .styles will not be any novelty for thin slices. governments were expected to rati in Heywood-Wakefield Carriages at least one women we know of. MANY STATE PETITIONS fy it shortly. upei dbe has been wearing Gibson Girl SHOPPERS Why be embarrassed by unsightly clothes for the last twenty years. Years ago, when James Montgomery Washington, Feb. 24.— (AP)— A growths of hair when it can be re wide variety of petitions from or B ROVVNbiLt moved-permanently and psdnlessly Flagg was drawing his famous sketches, this woman wâs a belle in gan)'^'.tions in this state has been TUF-FLEX SHOES at Maty .Elizabeth’s Beauty Nook, presented to the Senate by Senator Rubinow Bulling. Just phone 8011. the smart exclusive Newport, R. I., summer colony. She was dubbed Walcott of Connecticut. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS t ' " Cherry Dessert "The Gibson Girl” because of her American Legion Auxiliary units A ’ delightful deep-dish cherry des- likeness to Flagg’s picturesque hero at Meriden, Old Saybrook, Nauga BE THRIFTY sert'is made this way: ines. She never gave up the style tuck, New Milford, Stratford, 1 spring $ 2 ^ ^ ' 1-2 cup quick-CQoking tapioca of dress of those days, but continued Bridgeport, and Hamden have urged Tuf-Flex shoes are made to .'.2 lT$''cups canned sour red cher to wear the pinched waists, wide the restoration of . 48 drills for the wear longer—priced to save 1 D r e s s e s ries, drained sleeves, and the high scarfed neck Naval reserve. money. lines of the Gibson girl. The Waterblury Auxiliary asked ‘ *■ 4 cups hot water and cherry juice S.W cre p » '. 1 te$spbon salt for passage of the widows and or r JL tablespoqp lemon juice (3ood news for jig-saw puzzle fax]M phans pension bill and. protested ia^*^l hup 4>r9«)m k ll^ r, firmly packed against any reduction in ’national is . the new tray priced 50c at Pack , colot.. I '1 4 - teaspoon nutmeg ard’s Pharmacy. Good sized, more defense funds. » 1 . 9 5 The Second District of the Cou- I 1-2 teaspoon Cinnamon convenient than ordin^ tables, it ,riced to $A-98. \ 2 tablespoons'melted butter, can be held in the lap. Made by necticut American Têgion remon i i. Combine ingredients in greased Lester Behrend of this town. strated against any reductions in tbidd^disb. Mix thoroughly. Bake the pay of Army and Navy person in moderate oven (375 degrees F.), nel, and the Norwich Legion Auxi 40 ' nilhutM, or until done, stirring y t — liary protested against reducing Na well after 10 minutes., and again tional defense. t after >20 minutes of baking. ; Serves Directors of the Ansonia Chamber eight. of Commerce submitted a resolution /Û W ool favoring reduction of the 193^ .6 1 budget by $800,000,000. The Torring- misunderstood, but which, if adopt ton Common Council asked enact S k i r t s * 1 i FAIRFIELD DEMOCRATS ed, may save countless mothers’ ment of legislation authorizing issu $12.50 lives'and prevent acute social dis ance of a postage stamp com 50 DISCUSS JUDGESHIPS tress. memorating the 150th . anniversary ■c • , I \ ■ ' • _ (Signed) of the naturalization of General New Silk A FRIEND OF THIS CAUSE. Thaddeus Kosciusko. .19 Pass Resolution Advising Dem Mouses n ocraits Not To Accept Posts STEAMER REPAIRED « $1.98 blouses H MODERN WOMEN sgulsr ’ i d fabrics. BOBthly ptin and dday.due to 1933 Pocketbooks > From Republicans. Falmouth, England, Feb. 24.— ^wnenroua itnin, upowire oraiadUr oaiw«. ,ew styi*" (A a')—The steamer Am''rican Bank 50 nlitUe^fivtQuIdcRtlltf.Soldby Probably never before has it been possi Bridgeport,, Feb. 24.—(AP) — A er, which returned here Wednesday alldruBgiatiioroveriSyMri, Aik^ , meeting of 28 Democratic town with a damaged propellor blade, ble to buy so much style, beauty and com completed repairs and sailed for ' chairman of Fairfield county held fort in baby vehicles as in the 1938 Heiy- New York Thursday. *THI SIAMOND here last night, and at which J. wood^Wakefleld line. And to the genuine Clifford, chairman, ly rugged worth of all Heywood carriages adopted a resolution advising demo S ilk A Q ( crats not to accept judgeships at have been added many new construction the hand Lhe Republicans in the features that make them even more serv General Assembly. When You’re in Hartford Another resolution adopted con „ «c.UM‘ ‘"I iceable. demned three Democratic Senators, and a prominent Hartford member ,„«»» • »rvl« of the party for their part in the Shop A t judgesmp controversy m the State * 1 . 9 5 aa ih»r ciiaon boK Senate., persons who did not . wish to be af for comfort' aiid fected by them. Without a doubt, Regularly These suits originally sold from $35.00 to $50.00. then, it is unnecessary for anyone • Semi-Service with convenience. to sacrifice his religious beliefs In $1.85 Silk Top Some havie 2 pair trousers. conformance to such a law. No In C pr. $22-50) terference In any sense is implied . Special at ^ Semi-Service with in the amepdment to the present Lisle Top and Foot BOYS' suras Birth‘Coptrol laws—there is only .‘i .'- * ‘ the provision ■ "that licensed phy- (6 Pairs for $5.50) aidans may prescribs birth control With to those whose health and welfare Don’t neglTCt to order your, supply of these exceUent hose at I may be beheifitteu by i t " This li such a splendid price. They will be $1.35 after toxhorrow! * f i 4 S cense hga for a long time and with The faipoua “No Mend" quality in three numbers—chiffon, '2 Knkkers r i ' r/ *;** vy»^ out, question been granted to doc semi-service with silk tops and semi-service with lisle top and tors in most European countries. toot. ■ ' All alterations'extra at these prices. •WlWWWIhSll The'V°^^'Btates has been slow in Picot tops,, full fashioned with French heels ahd cradle soles. leeeîg, its advantages—partlcidaiiy .Spring colors Include, . Slow have been many An><^can Hasebe^ ' Tawny Lyric T- tovms of the size of Manchester. 1 Web Gray Eclipse Smoketone jthliik that the editors ‘ afe to be Dark Ounmetal ' Black White fSongratulatcd'for their 'fine sup- .) i--k' iôrt of something whldi - is • often 'X

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MANCH£ST£K EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN*, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24,198% }>.\(IE FOUR YALE’S jDNl(iR.PROII seadoB b * t t t dn ^ DR. MOORFS BROTHER A. Nofes ed imLil tte folkmixir' W otaiâr ff/GH SCHOOL I y . C . with toe nrens .itq«iC.M(»^|^ tSB Local Stocks N.Y. Stocks TO BE HELD TONIGHT fi culty ridings hUrt sSaOeviM it TAKES HIS OWN UFE Nobody was foaiflag about the Y . alteration in toe plaiis attd toe NEWS M. C.‘ A. laAt .night and something luMtyltoUtyof to•^ lla(«» to^1tlMir WAS ACaDEMTU (Famished by Pataam-ft Oe.) Adams Exp > e e e e e was d(fing in every comer .of toe Most Colorful Eveiit of Under fair gueSts" and ehaii^biMs » now The Freahmen-Sophoinore Drama* Bristd. Dentist Dies After Central Bow, BaHfafd, Cm ul A ir Reduc building all evening aa is .so many- graduate Life To Take Place embraced txk a two dityii period* evenings of each' w 4 ^ T b f. Com tic Club will make its second, public Shooting Sdf In Head-—Has ^ lP..M.Stodcs Alaska Jun . munity Players, "The Wet In Woidsey HalL Been m Since Christmas. , Alleghany appearance for this year at the High Bank Stocks Allied Cbem ! • • • • • • • < cast and . toe 4-H clubs' had their jCoiisular*Report From Java school on March 17. During toe past Bid Asked A m Can ...... meetings. New Haven, Feb. 24.— (A P )—The During a fit o f mental aberation^ week there have been try-outs, im- Cap Nat B and T .... 46 — . Am For Pow ... ' The Community Players’ next most coloifnl event of toe Yale un brought on by continued ill health, der toe supervision of Miss Helen Conn. River ...... 480 — Am Rad Stand . I>erformance wiU be a matinee to dergraduate life in its social side— I ^ Saya John R, Foil Did Not Dr. Cicero J. Moore, dentist of Page, for toe one-act play “The Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 48 58 Am Smelt ..%... morrow afternoon especially low- toe Junior Prom—^wlll be held to Bristol, shot -himself in toe head East Boston Metiier Lady of Pain” which will be present Htfd. Nat B and T ... 16 20 ■ Am Tel and Tel priced for the school children. night in.Woolsey Hall. shortly after noon yesterday and I ed on toe evening "A March 17 ^pd First National ...... 116 — Am Tob B ...... There Also 'will be toe traditional Commit Suicide. died a t '5:10 p. m. at toe Bristol Monday evening toe play will be Tells a l^crct will be followed by dancing. New Britain Trust ... — 180 Am Wat Wks »e«»e*eeee« ceremony at presentation to toe hospital Dr. Moore, a brother of given at Whiton Memorial Library Bow 4* yea kee* year i ’The Freshmen-Sophomore Drama West Hartford Trtut.. — 190 > Anaconda ... also. chairman toe prom committee of •adheelUn? T ^ m o ' Dr. D. C. Y. Moore of this town, Insaranoe Stocka Atchison toe Wooden Spoon, and toe recipient McKay,rp wie avwaew twomw i i Philadelphia, Feb. 24.— (AP) — A tic Club presented a Christmas play has been ill since Christmas and had The semi-finals in the Ping Pong Aetna Casualty...... 87 39 Auburn ■ • e e • • • < will be C. P. Williamson of Glen ^hapHaed tel ' SbosI at the Christmas assembly which been confined to his bed. Yesterr tournament are to be. played off be consular report that the fatal stab* Aetna Life ...... 11 13 Balt and CHiio .. was very successful. Last year they day, while the attention of his wife tween Mike Swltka and Robert Cove, N. Y. The ceremony will be >inr o f John R. Fell, wealthy Phlla- Aetna Fire ...... 24^ 36^ >«#•••••••* put on toe three act play "The A r was attracted to something else, he Flavell and Arthur Korch emd Don carried through by Benton H. Grant Automobile ...... 13 15 Beth Steel ...... lelphia sportsman, in a, hotel In rival of Kitty” which was filled with took a .45 caliber revolver from hit Harrington. ’These games must be of New York City. DnlhiÊlIxir Conn. General ...... 19 21 Beth Sted, pfd .I • • • • e • « < lurakarta. Java, now is believed to good laughs, well cast, and enjoyed collection of guns and shot himself played off today or tomorrow. The prom will probably have an LmtiYc Worm EiptOtr Hartford Fire ...... 36^ Borden The Y was a real beehive during attendance o f about a thousand per lave been accidental, promised to by all who attended it. in back o f his left ear. (Jan Pac ...... Ihiouidt a rolotiTo — as ihj littia bag Dr. Moore has been in toe prac National F ire ...... 36H 38^ toe play-off of toe final game for sons and President James Rowland ■cceive a more favorable reception 'The cast which has been chosen Hartford Steam Boiler 38 40 was ror aome time troablad Iota tice of dentistry in Bristol for toe (Jase (J. L ) ...... the fin t double-round champion Angell and Mrs. Angel head toe list rom his, relatives today than that for “The Lady of Pain’’ is as fol Phoenix Fire 44^ 46^ Cerro De Pasco of ivpatite, tasfiaamaoa at altot and past twenty years and enjoyed a ship In toe Junior League. The Ox of patrons and patronesses. Lccorded the earlier theory of sui- lows: Mrs. Sherman, Esther Wells; Travelers ...... 300 810 Ches and O h io'.. at timea waa vafv fratfOl, I doodad to large practice during that period. ford and North Ends worked like This social event is always mark iIcIg* Mary Sherman, her daughter, Mary Pablio UtiUties Stooke Chrysler . by Dr. Ttna*a BiLdr . . . Ha began «a N trojaiu but slowly and with a bat ed by toe beauty of toe prom girl Members of his family united yw * Alice Andrews; Mrs. Larremore, He was fond of outdoor life, and Cozuu Elec S e r v ...... 41 45 Coca Cola istytova immedatdr and ina vaiy toast was one of toe promoters and or tle every minute of the time toe and her gown. Traditionally toe ;erday in expressing conviction u»c Helen Pietrowski; Isabel Larrlmore, Coon. Power ...... 40 42 Col Gas ...... time he was wall . . . 1 woold nsffar ganizers o f toe Compounce Rifle North End boys pushed toeir way event has an interesting history, oted polo player was “ not the ktad Priscilla Pillsbury; Jack Fraher, Greenwich WAG, pfd. 6D 60. Coml S o lv ...... be without it” — Mrs. E. G. McKay, Club, a good sportsman and genial to a final 'vlctoiy ahd the prize for having been inaugxira.ted in toe ’80’s 429A Saratoga St, Boston (Ibas.). f a man to take his own life", but Tor- Dannaher; Bess White, Made; Hartford Eleo ...... 60 52 Cons Gas ...... companion. He was a member of this first honor. The score was only and carried through, often xmde? eclined to voice any opinion in the line Bell; Brooks Rice, John Wen- Hartford Gtoa...... 46 Oont <3an ,...... Signi of Worms are: Ceaatiyathm, Franklin Lodge No. 5, A. F. and A. five points difference on toe final some difficulties, without a break bsence of further details. grovious; Katie Lee Kemp; Faith do, p f d ...... 45 — Com Products .. daiangad stoinach, swollen M. of Bristol. whistle. C. F. McCormick was toe since that time. Fell died Tuesday in the presence Owers. S N E T (J o ...... 101 106 n?rug ...... offannve breatli, hard and fitO itom ito if his wife, the former Martha Eder- He suffered a stroke about three Manafaoturiag Stocks Du Pont ...... referee and did a fine job as he'al Many of toe festivities which with pains, pala face, ayes heavy, short on, an actress whom he married m ; The date set for the play being so years ago from which he made a Am Hardware ...... 12 14 Eastman Kodak •«eaaeeaa< ways does. made a setting for to? prom itself dry Mutoi la d in g ot file teafii, ate. good recovery but recently his The Business men’s volley ball anuary, 1932, and with whom ha ‘ near at hand, committees are al- Am Hosiery ...... — 26 Elec and Mus .... and which were a pa^'l of toe prom health a>ein failed. He was a pa group had toeir best gamies of toe Dr. True’s Elixir lazafive-worm ez- eft France for a tour of the Far i ready at work. As usual the play Arrow H and H, com. — 7 Elec Auto Lite ... season have gone but in toeir place peller is a pore herb medkiaa . . . tient at the Manchester Memorial season. East about a month ago. will afford all kinds of experience to do, p f d ...... 80 — Elec Pow and Lt . in recent years have been held tea mild and pleasant to take. Dispatches from Java quoted her those working behind toe scenes or hospital for several weeks in May, Billings and Spencer . — 2 Fox Film A ...... Tomorrow afternoon toe semi and fraternity dances. In the fra 1932. Saccesafolly naed (or 8i years. as saying her husband’s last words preparing properties and minor de Bristol Brass ...... 4 7 (3en E l e o ...... Y... finals o f toe (Jounty.Y. Nt. C. A . ternity houses, each in themselves Besides his wife he is survived by were: "It’s my fault. 1 did it.’ tails for toe play. Mary Quish is toe do, pfd ...... — 105 Gen Foods ...... Juxtior tournament will be played three brothers. Dr. D. C. Y. Moore delightful. Police said another guest in Student Director for the play. Case, Lockwood and B — 300 Gen Motors ...... off here beginning at 1:30. Broad of this town; Fred Moore, a civil en In years of toe past, toe prem hotel, who entered the room as Fell Franklin Dexter is responsible for Collins Co...... 17 — CHUette ...... Brook and our lo ^ ”Y” boys have gineer of Winsted and Ira W. Moore jifasped his dying words, corroborated toe scenery; John Wengrovlous and Colt’s Firearms ...... 8 9 (Sold Dust ...... toe first game and Farmington and of Glastonbury, and two sisters, Grigsby Grunow .. tee.ee*** toe Manchester Freshmen toe sec jher statement. Tom Dannaher for toe tickets; Eagle Lock ...... 20 y AuthoriUes at first tnclmed to toe Faith Owers and Helen Piertrowskl Mrs. Grove Deming of Mt. Hermon, Fafnir Bearinn ...... — 85 Int Harv ...... ond one. * Mass., and Mrs. Homer P. Deming. theory of suicide, but the Unitod —for toe — poster, and properties Tom Fuller Brush, Oass A . — 12 Int N id t ...... Tonight our Intermediates imder The funeral, which will be pri States consul at Batavia reported i McCore, Francis Mahoney and Gray Tel Pay Station. 15 17 Int Tel and Tel ... Jimnoie Spillane are to go to Hart vate, will be held Saturday at 1 Sast night the death later was re- \ Katoeryn Winzler. Hart and C o o le y ...... — 125 Johns Manville . . . ford at 9 o’clock and settle toe o’clock at toe funeral chapel of C. Kennecott ...... ‘irardcd as accidental, Prindpal Leon Hamel of West Hartmann Tob, com... — 2 (Jounty Intermediate title. This will Funk and Son, Inc., Bristol. Rev. Lehigh Val COal .. leeeeee*** f His Wife’s Story Lebanon high school. West Lebanon, do., pfd ...... 7 — be a good game qs Wapping and Watson Woodruff of the Center Lehigh Val R d ----- ;• Mrs. Fell, the third wife ol the New Hampshire was a recent guest Int Stiver ...... 11 IS our boys are tied for first place Congregational church, Manchester, L igg and Myers B Anyone wishing to go and can take Iwell-known clubman, was quoted by of Edson M. Bailey. do., pfd ...... 28 32 will officiate and burial will be in Landers, Frary & Qk. 19 21 Loew’s ...... a few of toe players along will do Investigators as saying toe tragedy Alfred Whitney, a graduate of Hemlock cemetery, Winsted. occurred shortly after they had gone New Brit. Mcb. com.. 3 5 Lorillard ...... us a favor by calling toe Y. M. C. I Harvard and at present a teacher of McKeesp Tin ...... ,to their room to dine in private. do, pfd ...... — 60 A. Mato, at Randolph, Mass., was a Mont W ard ...... “The table was set and my hua- Mann A Bow, Class A — 2 Don’t forget the fun, mystery vis tor at the high school this week. Nat Biscuit ...... jband sat down to cat, while I went do. Class B ...... — 1 and magic that will be given here Mr. Whitney married Margaret Nat Cash Reg l•••*****• !to a washstand,” they quoted her. LATEST STOCKS North and J u d d ...... 8 10 next Tuesday afternoon and eve Lewis, M. H. S. '24. Niles Bern Pond ...... 5 7 Nat Dairy ...... ning when Ernest K. Schieldge will “ For a moment 1 had my b a ^ to Snimming Meet Off Nat Pow and L t ...... Jiim and when I turned around I saw Peck, Stow and Wilcox — 3 be here. The afternoon program is After, much delay and many meet New York, Feb. 24.—(AP)—Â N Y Central ...... him rise from the chair and stagger Russell M fg ...... 5 10 especially for children but toe old ings and phone calls, the annual C. better tone in U. S. government N Y N H and H ...... toward the bed. Then T saw the Scovlll ...... 10 12 er folks are welcome. \ Extra Special! Latest Model Eye Glass C. I. L. swimming meet for this year bonds prompted short covering in Stanley Works ...... 8 10 Noranda ...... $ Icnifc.** has been definitely called off. Mid- the share market today, and many North Am ...... Frames jn Zylo and White Metal 1.50 She said she pulled the weapon Standard Screw ...... 23 28 _____ dletown has generally-had a swlm- issues recovered 1 to 2 points in Packard ...... F. S. DONER DEAD Regular 'value $2.50 to $4.50. Fell’s breast and summoned do., pfd., guar...... 100 — I'rom quiet trading. Param P u b ...... hvaterical for «>me j ming team but toe boys there have Smytoe Mfg Cq ...... 15 — Due to an exceptionally good buy on a large quantity from Taylor and Fenn ---- — 100 Penn ...... New Haven, Feb. 24.—(AP)— rime S i r and Su ld nS^be question- j always had some difficulty In m ^ - Financial markets generally act a New York firm enables ns to sell them at such a low price. ing the eligibility list as they also ed better, and with abatement of Torrlngton ...... ?9 30 Phila Rdg C and I ...... Word came here yesterday of toe ed. authorities said. ^ . Phillips Pete ...... death at San Juan, P. R., of Frank Meanwhile, toe State Departmei.t swim for the local Y. M. C. A. whic*» pressure against shares,: prices Underwood Mfg Co ... 8>i roi has. toe only pool open to toe High came back rather easily, toere was Union M fg Co ...... — 8 Pub Serv N J ...... S. Miner, 61, formerly of toe whole oroceeded with what it termed its Radio ...... sale grocery concern of Miner, Read “usual investigation" in affairs or school students. It is hoped that next a little further selling in toe first U S EJnvelope, com .. — 35 MATTHEW WIOR year toe High school bo.ys in Middle- half hour, but it was readily ab do., pfd ...... 55 — Radio Keith ...... and Tullock. He was visiting with EXPERT WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER this kind. , , # Mrs. Miner toeir son, Ensig^Frank town may get a chance to use toe sorbed. Veeder Root ...... 4 7 Rem Rand ...... 999 xtain Street, “ Manchester Anthony J. Drexel, unde of Fell E. Miner, attached to' toe U. S. S.- fine Wesleyan pool fo • some prac Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — 5 Rey Tob B ...... and grandson of the founder of the Among issues rising about 1 to 2 Sears Roebuck ...... Seneca. tice sessions in which case they JH .W il’ms Co. $10 par 35 45 W’e also do Watch, Clock, Jewelry and Optical Repair international banking firm of Drexei points were American Telephone, Socony V a c ...... Miner was bom * in Cornwall, would probsbly have a team in in Work at Reduced Prices. St Company, of Philadelphia, asso Allied Chemical, A ir Reduction, South Pac ...... Conn. He bad lived in Meriden a ^ ciate of J. P. Morgan & CoinpMy, terscholastic competition. Union Carbide, American Can, South R w y ...... here but a year ago moved to West- of New York, sent word yeste^y I t was at first planned to have a Continental Can, Union Padlflc, Stand Brands ...... <. port where a son Edward lives. He he had requested triangular meet between Bristol, Santa Fe, Chesapeake and Ohio, St Gas and El ...... also leaves a brother Robert in consul at Batavia to look to® Meriden and Manchester. Howeve*-, (Chesapeake Corp., New York Cen FINANCIAL NEWS St Oil Cal ...... Wallingford. interests of toe family. Drexel all three schools are on a vacation tral, Pennsylvania, U. S. Steel By AARON COOK St Oil N J ...... cabled from Colombo, Ceylon, and next week and the swimming coach Common and Preferred, (Consoli Tex Corn ...... it was he who first Informed mem es were not available in two schools. dated Gas, public Service of N. J.; Timken Roll Bear ...... TO VISIT MOSCOW bers of toe family here of Fells The management of the Recreation and American T ob ^ co B. Motors Questions may be submitted to Trans-America ...... death. ^ Center agreed to allow the meet to failed to recover much, as (Chrysler thin column. Those questions deem Union Carbide ...... Nanking, Feb. 24.— (A P )—Dr. W. f Among Fell's relatives who scoff be held in Manchster next week encountered a little further selling. ed of group interest shall be treated Unit Aircraft ...... W. Yan, China’s delegate to the They Are ed at toe idea he had taken his own Tuesday and Director Frank Busch American Telephone was under in articles; those deemed otherwise Unit Ctorp ...... League of Nations will leave for nfe was Alexander Van Rensselaer, had started to make plans for offi some pressure early. Westinghouse shall be treated individually. Dial Unit Gas Imp ...... Moscow as soon as toe present ses Eis stepfather. From his home at cials when it became necessary to was about unchanged. 5961 with questions. U S Ind Alco ...... sion of the League Assembly is over, Fort Washington, Pa., he dedarM postpone toe meet because Meriden Union Catolde appeared fully to U S Rubber ...... toe foreign oltice announced today. The Connecticut Fell was not toe kind of a man to boys were to go on a confrence trip. have discoimtci the cut in its quar The market broke ouc ot its dull U S Steel ...... take his own life. Bristol comes to Manchester toe terly dividend to 25 cents, from 30, movements ot late with a decided Util Pow and L t ...... Newstone Cigar "H e was not a quitter, as, his following week, March 8th, when after toe close of toe market yes downtrend yesterday. Volume step Warner Pic ...... • friends know,” Van Rensselaer as- they wlU swim in a dual meet with terday. Mack Truck made a some ped up to a 1,350,000 share day wich Western Union ...... West El and M f g ...... Special Trial Size M. H. 8. Manchester will be out to what better showing than in toe selling fo U o i^ g prices down. All Woolworto ...... *Radcliffe Cheston, Jr., of “ Sai^y wipe out the defeat of last year previoiu year, with a net loss of markets Were weak including jCurb tor ^ cents Run,” Oreland, Pa., said Fell, his only $1,479,598, against a loss of Elec Bond and Share ((Jurb). Vicks AntiseMic | to when Bristol, after losing to Man exchange and over-the-counter mar brother-in-law, was too happy chester by one. point at toe C. C. L $3,032,410 in 1931, in which some kets. The bank stock market was ALSO have committed suicide. L. meet in Hartford, won from Man specially heavy depreciation imder fire due to admissions made of Almost All ^ n e chester by a similar score in a dual charges were absorbed. Continen how large security dealings were fin meet in Bristol a week later. Mau- tal Can’s 1932 report, showing net anced by a large New York bank poiMMUirr The Connecticut DR. J.F. BARRY MOVES cheste/ has a stronger team this equal to $2.78 a share, against president. It seems imfortunate But Local Druggists Are year and should give B*istol a good $3.27 in toe previous year, was well that transactions of this nature are Selling Regular Size— 75c received. Fred Lejeune, o f Marietta, Ohio, batUe in this field of sport next capable of being promoted by people Value fo r Only 35c — On ! TO WATKINS BUILDING In the commodity markets, bar supposedly in positions of trust. The was befoxqJudge Raymond A. John Newbee Cigar month. I Money • Back Guarantee. The school is considerably inter silver fell back ^ of a cent, as the vrater over toe dam is bad enough son this rim in g charged with driv latest speculative flurry in that ested in the basketball game tonight, but toe psychologica! effect of the ing an automobile with improper Dr. John F. Barry, who has been metal showed signs of abating. especially since it became known disclosures at this time are very de NEW BAN ON HALITOSIS ated in the Orford building since Copper futures turned reactionary registration. Lejeune is the man for 10 cents that telegrams have already begim pressing. New York Central and e started the practice of dentistrj' in London, and it was learned that Pennsylvania Railroads reported ager and leader of the 8. S. Levia. Local druggists are introducing a MANCHESTER’S NEW CIGARS. n Manchester, with toe exception to arrive for toe Middletown team in the big KaXxage^ mine in the Bel than orchestra which played in WU* anticipation of an easy victory over gains in carloadings last week. As new antiseptic which does every if a short period when he was locat- gian Congo was planning to in limantic last night Havana Fillers. the local hig^ school. Middletown has been said before selling can be thing that a moutb-wash or gargle d in toe Cheney Block, is to change crease pûction. Stocks of sugar He was driviig a Sttftz automo defeated Manchester by a large overdone and as soon as toe market can and should do — a t half toe CONNECTICUT VALLEY BINDERS. his location. He will move soon to producers again displayed some becomes in an oversold position, a bile but bis noarkerz and r o s tr a * usual price of other quality anti BROADLEAF OR SHADE GROWN WRAPPERS. the Watkins Brothers’ building score in MidiUetown when Manches flrmness, reflecting the recent im tion called for a (JadUlac.. He was ter was having a bad case of sore little good news could do wonders septics. It is made by the makers Made in Manebester Factory Located In Bfanchester yrhere he wiU have three rooms on provement in that staple, but were arrested udien he violated the rules of Vicks VapoRub. The name of it eyes amd heavy feet. However the with prices at current levels. A Tax Paying Manchester Property. i the south side o f the second floor of not active. Steel prices were re of toe road at Center and West Cen< is Vicks Voratone Antiseptic, way the team played against Rock- the building, entrance to which is ported a little firmer. ter streets. He explained that he O f course, the only real proof of Made by Manebester Residents. v’lle last Wednesday gives the Red Stanley Works of New Britain re fciade from Main street. Several The weekly mercantile reviews had substituted toe car markers its quality and amazing economy is They Spend Their Money In Manebester. Why not Help and White supporters considerable ported an Operating Loss of $241,- faonths ago Watkins Brothers made noted several encouraging aspects 674 before depreciation was charged when his own machine broke down actual use. To furnish this phx>f, Manchester by Baying Manebester Prodaotsf hope and they will be on band in Changes in t..e front part of their in the business situation, although off. Inventory write-offs acimunted in New Haven. Vicks Chemists supplied to drug large numbers tonight* to cheer their For sale In the following stores in Maacbestert bulldfng and three medical doctors Bradstreet’s reported warmer for a goodly portion of this figure. Lejeune was fined $10 and costs gists—at less than cost—5 million team on to their best efforts. Mid CORSBV’S PHARMACY, are already located in that building. weather was resulting in a slower Surplus at toe beginning of last totaling $20.82. He paid. special trial bottles—a 2Sc value for PACKARD DRUG INC., dletown may be over confident an- 446 Osnter 81 Arrangements w'cre made for the clean up o f winter merchandise, year stood at $6,886,946, and at toJ 10c. These trial bottles have gone so 47 Main S I in that case will have to pay the faying out of a suite of offices for and that retail trade volume in key close was $3,905,649. The difference quickly that this offer is now made: CENTER LUNCH. DAVIDSON’S nLUNG 8TA., penalty Bristol paid and which every DUNN WILL FILED k dentist.. cities was somewhat disappointing. in Surplus Is represented in a De If your druggist’s supply, of toe 509 Main St. 666 Center S I team has paid when it underesti- Dun’s again noted that business preciation charge of $691,223, toe trial size is exhausted, get one of BIDWEU/S. MOSKE’S. SODA SHOP, m.'tes its opponent’s ability. was interrupted but slightly by ad New Haven, Feb. 24.^— (A P ) —By loss as reported before of $241,67 . toe win o f Stanley F. Dunn, late toe regular size bottles— 75c value— 688 Dlain S I * 266 No. Mato 81 verse news, maintaining a distinct and dividends paid during the year judge in toe^New York ^ ty Court, for only 85c. Use it a week. Unless QUINN’S PHARAIAOY, NORTH END PHARMACY^ IMPORTANT 1 .0. 0. F. ly encouraging degree of stability. you are delighted with it, your o f $746,443, offered for probate it was indicated 818 Main 81 201 No. Main 81 Patents, trade marks and go

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iS*toad, .. ■ yoloedi^ hie ferbeitv,. ,m .c^^^jâps^.ând^ he^! Roiita No. 60: Bethany and Proa, Xîieer TwUts pebt-. Bethiipy-ProfPfect m about 6 .Ig.—Hairve giob of * ah’d yrgter plfdits‘ miles bjtiinUnoua nacadhm under FEEDS TRANSIENTS In Day*8 News ip his. weather:. ege eomitruetioa. Open to traffia Iqjge.jboaitd hks aVr I ^ t e No.- 72: Middletown-Grom- .Out the iightS' Rp^Vcohdtttohs a ^ '. detours , n weu6Berlin 'Turap^.> 8 8 ^ miles of 7 or.-'whenever tbO’ StatO'^ Gonnecttc^'-madeixecae- reinforced' ^concrete.pavepent and Crandon, Wis.—Dr. C. O. Decke ^V:w^1êr;riS;tod enough to a ^ by highway coh|*tnictioh ahi- bridges are^ imder ;cohstruett':respMially in dance halls gi^ng and gravel surface frona Andover road; Six miles of reinforc 1 be tilled "Helpful Hints for Home Chicago — When George Gra where more girls than men are pres .Cornwall bridge*west. Grabbing and ed concrete surface from Bolton ■ css Hoboes"—a picture of the ham's automobile stalled on a rail ent excavating brook channel on new Notch to Andover under construc ' treatment accorded “transient unem road right-of-way ho was, natural Philadelphi^M rs. Sophie Thor location, lyafllc may use old road tion but open to traffic. Jtip closed ])loyed!' Jn the large and small com ly, concerned because a train wpa ;ot a break-i^-a lucky one—in fall- witoout deUy. down for toe winter. reduc- u) unities of the coimtry. coming. The train was.on another mfhg from a second floor window while Route No. 14: Mlddl4bury*Wood- Route No. 160: New Fairfleld and of track but he wasn’t sure that it in tola During debate on legislation de- hangingzput her wash. She plunged bui^ road. About 1 1-2; miles of re Danbury. Waterbound macadam MAtis to a®*®* I igned to aiEord relief for the unem- would clear so he got out and gave 18 feet/'.craslJed through a skylight inforced concrete , psivement under about («m mile in length on'the Fer- Dloycd, homeless youths ‘of the na the old bus 8 lusty crank. It leaped and—landed Oh'a bed! Her only in- construction.''Grabbing,'' grading and gpns rood and one mue on the Rails tion, Senator Bronu)n A. Cutting, at out in front of the train. He sur J u ^ was' a cut on one arm. Installing culverts.' OpeiT to traffic. Pond road. Grubbing,' grading and veyed Che wreckage and said: S tw Mexico, made public terse ex' Istonbulf-It's largely due to , an ; Route No. 26: A sectibr of gravel Installlag culverts. to traffic. n * c . o . i >.’» New Spring stocks are arriving every day and cerpts from letters written by may' "I should have remembered that surface on the New Milford-Iitpb- ws must have more ropml fio wa'va clataad bouM 1 had left it in reverse." American woman’s kind heart that Route N6. 144: Baybrook. Busby ors ip answer to a questionnaire sent little singing birds will never again fleld road, from Marblehead to Hill road. 11-4 miles of macadam H o ® * * * " * * * in every department in the store and the result ia to the executives of communities in Oxford, Miss.—An aged blind be eaten by the gourmands of Pera, Frestoh. Open to traffic. New MIV are under construction but open to the bale of odds and ends at prices toat a rt ridicu all partis, of the nation. man and his invalid wife have set Galata, and the Bosphorus suburbs. ford-Lltcbfleld road fro,m New Pres traffic. tlB !>*««“ ** an example for younger and lously low! Odd lots, brokstt sisss and broken Each mayor was asked the sing Mrs. A. W. Manning, of East ton to WoodvUle. A sectilion of gravel Route No. 171: Colchester and 'luestion, "How are you meeting tl healthier churchgoers. surface is under construction, railing East Hampton. Opmstock bridge ■ssortmsnts, but what aavingsl Cbaok all the itama In order b attend a special serv Orange, N. J., . organizer of a society ’ All Droblem of transient unemployed in for tMj>rolxbtlon of animals, per- incomplete. Open to traffic. New and approaches under construction. on this page then come and SAVE! need of relief?" Prom their an- ice at the '^rst Baptist churojL Mllford-Litchfleld road from Wood- John Louis Gray pushed Millg iu a M S m e ipyor of these Istanbul Two span structural steel concrete iwerr one might imagine the pro msî^ctir to taboo •' the killing, of viUe to Bantam. A section of gravel encased bridge. Waterbound maca gress of a per^less youth, bound, Gray’s wheel-chair from the p macadam 2 Ington-Unionville road. About 8 sion of Taunton, Mass., that nothing place in southern Maryland, New York—Andrew Oban’s watch Lades’ Dresses will nevbr rqh again, but ho loves 1-2 miles in length. Grubbing, grad miles of macadam arc,underI con- was being done. later testified against the defend ing and constructing bHdge. Traffic struction butit open to traffic. Other, responses follow; ant. A few days ago he went to the it,’and he’s going to keep it among Breakfast Set Oonneetiont his souvenirs’/,' Yesterday a man may use old road without delay. ' Route No. 841: Ksnt-Warrea read. same place, and .there amid tê Route No. 49: Norfolk. Relocation Waterbound macadam 8 miles la Conneotiout: bottles was the same proprietor, barged. Ihû" phan’s cobbler shop $ 1 .0 0 NewLnodon: Price of a meal and and demanded, his shoes. "I haven't of Summit crossing. Gravel sub-base length. Open to traffic. "Hello," said ,he prop. "Where’ve complete. Open to traffic. Value 83.96. overnight shelter. you been?" i got'yoiir shoei," said Ohan. Where Stratford: A grocery order upon the stranger pulled a gun and . Route No. 67: Seymour and Ox The fellow with a capacity for "Oh, I've been nây.’’ replied gra^ng things quickly stands a Value 164.96. charged to their home place. Bailey. "Gimme quart.’ fifed pointblank. The bullet hit the ford. Seymour-Bouthbuxw road, ; 76 o K f y ; Droploaf. Meriden: Through Salvation Army watch ahd bounced off. The stranger about 6 miles of reinforced concrejte good chaace of success. But even Value 810.96. "O. K." sai(l the proprietor, purse-snatchers get tripped up now D O M E ^ c is * tmd charities department. wrapping one up.. "But we’ve got fled. under construction. Cpen to traffiq. SHEER HOUSE Route No. 68: Naugatuck. Pros and then. ODDS AND ENDS Hartford: Through a shelter run to be awful careful these daVs Liverpool—;Wllllam Pritchard, 80- lONLY Jointly by the city and the Commu- They’re raiding .all around here.’V year-old Welshman, who says ho has pect road. About 2 miles of bltuml- nito Chest. "Man, oh, man,” said the agent, made and lost a fortune ranching in Dresses WALNUT 340 YARDS ONLY perby.: showing his bodge. "You’re wrong; Montanar hda^ arrived hero "to find FAST COLOR Nd relief given. they're raiding right in here." consolanon in} the old country." In Maine Bridgeport, 0.—The savage bark "I have carried in my mind," he 666 Maine— U<4C;iD-TAlSLE'rff—BALVE Chma Closet ing of % watch dog that failed to said, "the memory of a little school- S T A I N U i ikieoks Odds first day* Hcodaoli Bath: Through the Solvation girl friend and I am going to search Sams formula-Soins Army, Poor Department, Red Cross prevent a robbery caused the death 0? Naoralgla to 80 ndmitea. Malaria of Police Chief William Gretzinger. for her. . pries. Inoirifiaaiform, Sizes upiip to 62. and Gospel Mission. "If I find her and she is free, I The chief went to a residence to too.,. if yw pn/hr. 666?ilLVE for HEAD COLDS Value 79e. WatervUle: Police department investigate.the rpbbery and whs hope to marry her and my life will $ 1 4 - 9S provides breakfast. ■/ met at the gpte the dog. As t!|ie then end Just like a storybook." FOR SEVER F. COLDS Most Spttdy Rtmadlofi Known. i Ft. Fairfleld No transients in wln> MISCELLANEOUS Value 829.96. Value lOo yard. < ter; keep them moving in summer. ODDS AND ENDS Calais: Try to feed and keep 11 ONLY moving. 211 ONLY 51/2 DOZEN ONLY I ' Bangor: Do nothing except char- ! ity food and shelter. ODORA * Eastport: Attempt to collect from Tinidsh Towek ’ legal residence for any help given. *r n.- r iB Bay State . MBTTW^hllSflttfl Cedar Qiests ^ Northampton: Y. M. C. A. or base: 'irieiirdf iwliice'building. ' ' V). Ware: By Police department by 23x46. donations from incBtiduais. Bize'ixiz ,, j ValUa 14.96. Pk’ovlncetown: The best we can. ' Value 69o. Clinton: Lodged for the nighty 71 ONLY .something to eat in morning and 14 ONLY 4 ONLY [sent on their way. Waltham: , Through construction Curtain Sets 'work. Chests Newburyport: Salvation Army and PressureCodiers [private agencies. Haverhill: Sent to state poor farm |o r infirmary at Tuxbury. $ Dartmouth: Return at expense of G OOD STYLE 1 0 % ^ 7.95 Value 89c. estate or town to place of settle- ^ RetaU race. Value 19195. fiment. is never extreme. If SHOE DEPT. g Amherst: Night’s lodging, usually > breakfast, sometimes supper. you look around at 4 ONLY 7 ONLY ODDS AND ENDS North Attleboro: Food, fud, ^clothing, etc.; those able tp work the people , who dress 107 PAIR ONLY ^pald 12.60 a day. ■ : 4Tul>eRa(Bos Metal Beds CHILDREN’S dOODYEAR Hingham: Given.work. in good taste, you'll WELT New Hampshire Tj- New Hampdiire— see that therms never Franklin: One meal; one night’s Modging. $2»s anything ''flashy i Lebanon: Through a Salvation Full size. '. Army fund left two years ago. 5 0 ^ Y Value 17.95. Concord; Given temporary rs- ahoutwhatth^wear. • lief. > 4 500 YARDS ONLY Exeter: Lodging overnight and >me to tMnk 5 Tube Radios Sizes 8 ^ to 11 and 11^ to 3. brealrfast. Value 12.49. Laconia: City feeds them. Vermont LJiioleuiii Vermont— « 209 PAIR ONLY Brattleboro: Ten cent lunches and 4 s q . GROWING GIRLS’ beds in police station. GOODYEAR WELT St. Johnsbury: Temporary help at it’s veiy iHudi the saune with 'y d s . $ 1 . 0 0 least.. d g s r e t M . ' MEN’S FURNISHINGS Proctor: On the woodpile. ODDS AND ENDS Value 11.60. Windsor: Fed and given night’s N o dgafietce ôuld ever lodging by chief of police. 246 ONLY 1 ONLY be **stioag.** That meaiifi that MEN’S MOGADOR chqr should liever lx too rich ANDOVER Kitchen Calniiet Value 82;49‘ Sizes 2 ^ to T. or over-aefli9Qa^<âot hardi Mrs. Thomas Lewis and son, Bur 307 PAIR ONLY ! T ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Hyde or ”bitejF.” lie s celebrated Washington’s birthday Value 89c. MISSES’ I with a motor trip to Brookfield, th e taM o f a; Qhoiterfield 287 ONLY used, - Mass., and visited Mrs. Hyde’s lue 824.96. cousin, Mrs. Grace Brown. On their is just as^ oqur t ^ t as we Men’s Btoadeloto ' way home they stopped in Bolton and attended toe chicken pie supper, know how tp main ^ • liw L Y then came on home and left Mr. and Mrs. Hyde. Then Mrs. Lewis and I^t tasi^^ ot %t, uot son, with a yrou^ lady frie-d, Odd Vanity ^rice ever offered on. motored to North Windham and at too lugU y^vo^ êlt Shoes., tended a whist and dance arriving lue 8 1 .9 8 . . . home late at night. sihokifig, but ^ just the , Mr. and Mrs. George S. Nelson a t Value.69c,. tended the National Rural Letter right kitids of tobaccos $ i : 117 PAIR ONLY Carriers’ meeting in Rockville Wed , Value 824.96; WOMEN’S nesday,. Mr. Nelson is prosident of bleoded the oae r i^ t way 27 O ^ Y .^Tolland County and presided at the t o s a t i ^ . 14 ONLY "joint session of the meeting. Shoes 7 Rev. Wallace I. Woodfn’s topic for (SiestetfieMs are niiid- i i 'Sunday morning will be “The AssoHed Fatteme Anchor Watch”. SuiMay evening taste b e t^ . iBwninr Ovens toe members of the Christian En deavor Society will attend the third meeting of the Tolland County Odd stylu.'fndâto^. Young Pele8 Rally of Religious $ 1 . 0 6 valua^49. - J , , Education at Stafford Springs. The W u e jh jW Vi^tie'81.39. .speaker will b6 Chief Isaac Grey- PAIR ONLY earth, a full blooded Indian. 41 0NLY-.B0Y8* I . I . . .. ""t"" Woiheii’A 'G x^r Mrs. Wallace Woodin’a condition i 17 ONLY Remains about the same. Her grand- •■'I Mughter, Edith Dinston who is ill jvlth an infeottoo to her nose and e6l6t$ and’'patteifu. jiead, a form of the grip, will have lo stay in bed another week. V Mrs. Harry Milburn is much bei- Ihr and does her wprk but still is wery lireak. ■ ■ .Value 40p. Value 4iv29. ^Vaiuie 98e.'<^‘ NO o n e TO BLABIE I ■V' i M i m x a - r I ' fiii.i.i» New York, Feb. 24.—CAP)--As- .’f ■tant Coroner Daly, wba 'Investi- the death of Ernie Schaaf, - • ' IX:_ S • r " ...... ' ' '''•' -i - - ‘ j J kvvwelght boxer who died ter a . with — •P ^ - o •Carnera , . ■■ -p Feb. 10, . j :*.* .t.-;:!'..., .'Ai} • im : Iuem«8itoia ibaWOb; .A , .-A . > r , •-.->> ’ ' *^■5 . t C- * St'ji.t » '

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shoots-amasingly heavy apimuiltti^ iHteblMrs 'toSBljittwila. 'Uyil' )a ^ SlBtitlp?SOT -for its sise. It Is, packed fiidl of; hialndwtiy aiwde^tion'to njtetlstlos that wlU> nuke ^ ralK rOad lawyers do some faitcQr stej^ --i'I.-- f' ri; PPBUiHlU) B t TIOB pim if they are to be. do%oA h ^ < ^ M o f a ettt- SiciuL O wmmQjSqiakKr, ik a 7 .' 13 BiaMll i l l ^ Hera me a few at them: bis baiidb ' ]ka«taMt«r. wnn. It Is a'stock railroad argument podiarsi a t hia Office a n m ia r in I TBK)MAt n t t O ^ N OMaMl-ICHiiacar that the commercial motor truOks than a lassn p«rsM aii^ » Ml ...— ...... 1 -■ ■ ■ ■' are subsliciised by the dtate in ^ easily be malfo fatidendbla; they . S*oubded Oetobdr 1. D ll' ,, PuMitlidd >y«nr flhrtaliiv Xxoept form oif free use of the highwaya alnsMt eartaftdty would be, No ordl- feiwdif a Md Holi^jra. Bat«r«4.at th« 'S^tt OfllM At llAnohMUr,' Coan., as while the railroads are, heavily n ^ alElea aaeker is bi g non gb, 8smnd Clast Mall Mattsr. > texed. To this the pamphlet fe-^ nintal^; temperasMBfoBy er moral •CBSCIUPTION RATB» Oat Tsar, by mail ...... II.OO plies with these figures: ’Total 1982 ly, to be at the Kbad ef the m tor rsP IConth. by mall ...... t .l .M vdddes department of Ods atate Vlaflt copiaa...... 1 .93 tax on all Connecticut railroads, Atl> y«*r ...... -..19.00 H.722,010.09; total 1932 tax on aU under tlia preswit aet-up of author ity. '' MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED commercial motor vehicles, |3,896,- PRESS 384.83; total 1931-32 (fiscal year) ’ThiX: newspaper has dtîered with Tha Assoolatsd Press la exoluBlvely 'entitled te the use fer repubiloatlon maintenance cost on Connecticut i b . StoeckH very frankly oh a guea- of all news dispatobes credited tp It hlghvmya, 12,749,771.18; total atate tlon of Judgment on the speed laws or act otherwise credited la this paper and also the local aews pub* tax hr fees paid by commere&d •—for which after all he has no.nal llsbed herein. All lifhts of - republlcation ot motor vehicles 1981-82 (fiscal year) responslbfltt]^—bu^tt is convinced with hand colored shades! special dfifspatohes herein are also re* 38,496,848.92. that unless he fs made his own sue- served. Not ^ 0 cheapest .wrought iron Where’a the free use of highwiQrs jpessMT there is a very ranuda cham.’e lamp OB the market.____ but i Full service alient of N E A Ser- indeed, under ail the ctreumstanees, Tice. Inc. in ail that? And where Is the ex the lowest price, we believe,. ‘ cess of railroad taxation over that that he will be-worthlly auooseded. rublisher's Representative; The for a smart Uunp. It measures Julius Mathews Special Asency—New of its competitor? If (Soylmor Cross should nomiaate up to our standards of apthen- Tork. Chicago, Detroit aiid Boston. It is another favorite argument Mr. Stoeckel to suceeM htbjiself he tie Colonial design... .and the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF that the railroads must he protwt- couki almost certainly be appotntad ClRCULATlONa shad^ are hand, (iolored. ed from the* competition of the with Senate consent. IX*, v ^ d As Sketched The Herald Printing Company. Inc., Choose from maps, old fash assumes no flnanclal responsibility trucks in order that the investments have the unanimous hachiBg o f the ioned prints enhimeed by hand for typotraphical erlrorsIrors Sppearlnc 4 in of the insurance companies and sav RepubUcanp in that body; and shrS' advertisements In the Manchester work) or hand appliqued de Evening: Herald. ings banks in railroad securlttss may ly, In view of the raesnt break in signs. be safeguarded—the hint bifing that the ranks of the l>smbenith on the FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24. if the railroads should collapse the judgeships, there should be enough RATIFIOATION banka and Inaurancs oompanlta Demoomta wflUng to abandon the FEBRUARYSALE VALUES IB conBldetinr the plan to ba would go with them. The little epolla idea to approve the aelactlon 3219.00 Combination Vic 317.50 3-drawer ihoe or adopted by the state of Connecticut book presents these figures for the of the best possible candidate for the tor Crawford gas and coal hosiery chest with parti country at large: commissicmership. range with tioned drawers. Green for action on the repeal of the enamel Btrhteenth amendment to the fed* Life insurance companies* invest $ 109 .S 0 finish...... v O e f D eral Constitutloh It mlfht be as well ment in railroad bonds and stocks, for all hands to remeinber the fed 15.6 per cent of their resources; m NEW YORK 397.80 Alcaiar kitchenette 39.95 Venetian mirrors ia eral Cohitttution Itself. That ifl^ banks’ Investment in railroad "and coal' and gas range with delicately moulded bur I amootlt nished A y i Q A btrument provides for action on other public service" bonds, 7.5 per Broadway to Farm flattop ^nÔefO gold frames 4p4e«IO amendments in these words: “ * * * cent of their resources. Which New York, Feb. 24. — A Broad ■r when ratified by the leflslatures o f would seem to turn the. Insunmce way tele for tee 8hort-short-a)\prt 317JO Gtenulne mahegany 349.00 Chaise lounge cov story boyi has been passing about nest of taWea with ered in figured peach' ihree-fourths of the several Itates, and bank peril into a bogey. cblnte with ruffle and or by conventions in three fourths But the smashing argument; at the big etrset’i coffee-sipping ren BEHIND THE SCENES IN straight,! tap I erin gl $ 8.75 ^herî as the one or the other mods this particular time would seem to dezvous. HEALlH-DIET ADVICE ‘Zio T ' $ 24.50 of ratification maY be proposed by lie in this statement: There was, It seems, a certain attractive ohorlne who, when times 159.00 Wailaea NutUng 33.95 Maple pipe rack, re the CentrsM * * Xn the pres "When the railroad ships 8,000 were good, saved her money.. Fer BY UH. FRANK BieCUY .Windaor ehalf la maple produced from an old ent iBstaaee Confress has. fer the tons of freight fifty miles six men years she had danesd and chortled mwzlteia fa vspMO telM teaw iiiM iH II. with wrltlag arm . and Colonial modal having first time.'proposed ratification by are employed as th^ brew. The in the various muslo shows; had DUTOHER drawer for. B A begun almost as a stage child and bO AmwmB hf UivMisikf mm ia stationery ip M lJ e O v drawer . . $ 1.48 conventions. It Is Incumbent on the same amount of freight, hauled over was still young. But grew wearier aSfiw sied hi «wa at this states to act through conventions the same distance, gives employ and wearier "of it all." Grew Waihington»*-CeBsor it as they and not through legislatures. ment to 600 men." weary of answering the chorus may,, the Congreeelo&al Heoerd le calls; grew weary of rehearsals and still good for a few leugbs la nearly He will neOd to be. a very stupid Now the UBlted Btates Constitu of shows teat flopped; grew weary evety Issue. A LACK. OF EMOTIONAL, OON-^bout tee: treatment fbr.neuroretini tion Is one legal document into or else a very Independent legisla of dAadng la the late spots and TEOL WASTES NEBVE Most censorship is performed l i ^ T K E V S whieh no word was permitted to In tor who will vote to aid the rail watching night club floor shows. by the. members themselves, in or ENERGYT Aniwer. 1 have seen good results roads regain their freights at the I f only sht oould gst out into the der that they may be recorded as from using a fasting and dieting re trude that did not have « mean country — Just gst enough money expense, of the trucks when he un expressing themselves more accu A good control of the emotions Is gimen eimitar to* that outlined in.my ing. It contains not a single phrase to buy a little piece of land and a rately, more beautifully or more one of the evidences of culture. In Cleansing piet Course. In this trou* F U R N I T U E E understands that for every man. put Inserted for the sake of mere sound. chicken farm on Long Island or in amiably toward fellow membei's times of rapid change, stress, or ble the orepge or tomato juice fast back to work on the. rails a hundred Jersey! There, was her mother, too, ahould be continued for about ten Tlie very presence of the alternative than they actually did in debate. when those about are losing thslr will lose their JobO on the trucks. with whom she lived. When times When a member says "damn" days n te sr than the> ten* outlined in provision for conventions, is conclu grew, tougher in Broadway, the heads, a '.g ^ ' Smottonal. qontrbl is a the pouKset YOU ehouM. ejeo use If it takes 600 men to haul over or "hell" the official reporters ap sive evidence that the Constitution chorine counted her savings and de- parently delete the word in the wonderful^ asset; however,' it is cold appMeetiona ifiiade by wflngiBg fr|mers recognised the possible de- the highways the loads that could bs 'cided the time had come. Thank out a towel in 'poU Watar and spriT* heaven — she would not have to Interests of public morals or equally important ii) every-day life ★ I ifirabllitjf of ‘keeping (^Constitutional hauled on the rails by half a dozen, something. But if such a word is though:^ vHue.iS not. often as ing ,over ead^’esound tha êyee for Join the jobless lihsa. ’ She would used in a story or sometelng'vise about a half heur^'SMic.tei^ A .•',v I ratifications at any time outoftthe then it would appear that the rail get and simsblae! The country appai'tei* : tbpSe who .hsve not) ac^ was the place! that is being quoted, it ^ stays in. oottjte^ arounateathr^ aleo I hands of the legislatures and plac roads already have a good deal bel When Senator Tydlngs of Mary-, tained sate oontrdl often flad tbemi> assist ia drawing tee iaihwiâtlQa ' ing them, instead, in iihe hands of ter than an even break-*-«nd would land said "To hell with this Job!’’ selves tom by' the enwtioos.of love, hstew front the irritated nervea. 1 ^ have even if all they have said about Farm to Broadway the phrase was left out entirely.. hatred. Jealousy, fear and many woolen material should oover the of meringue with a spoonful of ice I the people.. Very well, sbe bought her farm cream or whipped ereim, and fiso* special privileges and.immunities for Senator Robinson of Arkansas others. ’TheyarelUtepatotegsrs'te oold towels. ) It goes without saying that for and, with her mother, moved'out told of the' Texas orator, cam a light panbe bn a' stenn-tbssed Irish with a lHt o f caridSte f r a l t « I Connecticut to set up a Constltu* the trucks were true. Our advice to There were many jobs to be attend* paigning for the late Senator Joe ocean, carried from the trough of (Hot Lsma Water Upon Arising) MENUS a cherry If lesired. '' tional convention along the lines of the Motor Truck Association is to ed to, so she hired a caretaker at Bailey, who kept intersperbmg a one wave. to. tee crest: o f another, a small salary for. part-time work. QuMtton: Mr.JMlen C. writes: "X For Good Health , QUESTIONS AND ANi its legl^tlve representation would play continuously and loudly on that political speech with the rhetori from sorrow to pleasure. * llieir drink twd cupAds of bqt water She had settled down but a few cal demand, “Who is Joe. Bailey? emotional; faculties seem, overdevel < ...... be, in effect, to nullify the decision employment string. It' is a sweet weeks, when the caretaker-a typ with a'Itttls lemon juiced squesste until someone in the crowd yelled oped, fo)r they become alternately into: it iVsry mornl^, iss I havs '(Cucumbers Valuable Salad o f Congress that action on the note and it rings true. ‘ ’ „ ical Qoimtry fellow — arrived One "I’ll bite, who in hell is Joe too depressed or too exalted. One A Week’s Supply table) morning, the picture of despair heard, this: was good for bUlouraiBss. Eighteenth amendment’s repeal Bailey?’’ That was left in. who has tea proper poise and calm but bavsalse hoard It was hard on Recommended. Question: Georgia writes: and worry. Other little lines that have been must be by the people, through con STOECKEL’S JOB "Ob, Miss,, you know the Broad ness of mind'does'not allow bbnsblf the. kidiisys.' Pistes ndvlss-" . By Dr. Frank McCoy wish you would tell me way people — can you help me?’’ left in lately: tOi.be excsssivsly affeoted. by aity Answer; Tbs, lemon julc# you about Gubumbers. I am very ventions. A so-called convention One of the heaviest responsibili emotion but uses his mental as wSU of them, but even while eattug “Perhaps — but in what way?’ taka ia''tei moriUng never, actually Dr. McCoy’s menvx suggested whose representation was based on ties devolving upon Governor Cross "It’s about my daughter,’' said Senator Barkley of Kentucky tells as his physical, enelgy with a steady reaches the kidneys. Ail, o f the theip I have a secret fear-teat , the towns’ representation In the in connection with the present ses the rural—‘Tlease help me, ehe’e how it is with the farmer: control that will acomplish* the citric abld friiite are bsnefldal tq for the week beginning Sunday larerkind of poiste or Answer: Cucumbers ate-hot. lAglslature would not be a true con sion of the Legislature is the norai a nice, pretty good girl—" “I heard a story the other day greatest, good. Many neryerwracked the bodv'lf used prcgieriy, but no Febnaty 26, 1933: ^ * people: allow their nilhds to be matter nbw used these fruits never harmless, but a really, vahiiê vention of the people, as contem nation of a successor to Motor “But whet’s the nsatter?’’ asked about a farmer in my state wau the ex-show girl. hauled a load of tobacco to the wrenched and tossed about by every have any bad effect oa the kidneys. Breakfast — French omelet ad vegetable whra used|to ptepsr plated by the Constitution, but Vehicles Commissioner' Stoeckel The rustle, handed her a note. market, and, after he had' paid all unusual news story or events white Be sure to take yous water and. (whites of two eggs, two ouncra of comblnatiop. with other..iaods. ' snerCly another temporary Legisla whose term will expire on June It was signed by the daughter. the expenses incident to its prepa can in nb way immediately concern lemon juice a t least thirty minutes milk): Toasted cereal biscuit; bad reputation is due to .ttfS them. Many get a nerve stimulat that, whenever it is eaten .irttb pi| ture. 1. All right — you’ve guCssed it — ration for sale, and sale, he owed before breakfast This is a- good Stewed raisins. the country girl had saved he.r pen the proprietor of the warehouse ing thrill eyery . time they hear a fire stomach cleansing treatment and Lunch—Stewed com ; Buttered improperly/ balanced' meal ted The United States Supreme Court, The policy of the state in con nies and run away to Broadway to 50 cents. When he went to the engine or an ambulance dashing by induces the flow, of bila but is best beets; Shredded lettuce with Pea there is trouble, the ouenstete in its Constitutional interpretations, ferring upon any single official such go on the stage. warehouse, to explain . that, he br when they read of a great disas used far enough away from a mteh nut butter dressing. immediately blamed, wh«» .ibO- is the simplest and most logical of extraordinary powers as those vested Literary Notes could not pay . the 50 cents, the ter. This simpls emotion of excite Dinner—Baked Belgian hare. egar and onions with wbkflr It ! A litUe of this and a UtUe of ment is bne o f tee . most common (Han’t Use Heavy Loach.) Asparagus; Small lima beanj; Sal "prepared” are the offMidMS.' reasoners. It makes scant work of by law in the office of commissioner proprietor said to him, ‘Well, that: Even as Sinclair Lewis’ new bring a chicken tomorrow.' 1 will causes .of- wasted, herve energy. Queetion: N. Walter F, writesi ad of grated raw carrots i»nd chop cucumbers quartered or ell( pettifoggery. It is rather more of motor vehicles is seriously open novel, "Ann Vickers," appears si just take a chicken for what you The busihesa o r professional man "M y brother, works long hours, in ah ped celery: *Peaches a ia mode. without adding salt or oil, and than doubtful that’ it would lend its to question: but since there Is not multeneously in twelve languages owe me for; processing and. sell will not travel very far or aceom- office.> He- sate bis hsartiiest- masl Monday— will quickly decide therer is sanction to any action on the rati 'and fifteen coiintrieS, the red-haired ing your tobacco.’ 'Ilie follow push successful work if he does'not k t the noon hour. He wgnte to . Breakfast— Breakfast food "poisoif' about tee eu®^^* the slightest probability Uiat this Nobel prl^ winner will be sitting learn to concentrate'upon tee lin- ' (toasted), served with Cream; ' ii fication of prohibition repeal that ing day the farmer brought in two sleep for tluee-quartors to an hour position w ll soon be stripped o f .any unconcernedly in the Semmering chickens, and when asked why h« pdrtant thmgs of tee day. If he afterward. He doesn't have saute Stewed figs. • ' (Tteatag Caueee Pain). might be taken by a state through of its autocratic authority it is of Mountains in Austria. brought two chickens, replied spends mtite of his time wasting hlR Lunch—Baked potato; 6).inach; Question: Bob H.. writes: 'T havf And the Prinicess Der Ung, writ* out-dbpr exerdse. Is this sleep ne<> any agency other than a bona fide the utmost importance that the in that he intended to' bring in im- netye ôrcs by continually befoT esaary?" Salad of shredded raw c e '' ge. t very bad pain in my riglH arl er and kin of old Chinese royalty, either too sad or too glad or is dom Dinner — VegeteW® RoM f vhen I tense the muscles, convention of the people. dividual occupying it shall be the stops the Manhattan crowds by ap other load of tobacco the next day Answer: Your brother Is. eatoig and thought he' would pay the inated by things outside of himself, too mute st his noon meal if he foels beef; ' Steamed carrots; Small straighten out my arm it bos a The purpose o f Congress in re possessor hot only of very unusual pearing on the streets and at lunch* he is bound to be a failure. Women gram pea®: celery; Jello or eons in her elegant Manehu regalia chicken in advance.’’ Sleepy afterwaids. It la generally ping sound. * Could baseball pt moving ratiflcatlon from the legis ability but of the highest possible often waste a great deal of energy better to eat a small meal at noon JeU-WeU, ing have anything to do with thls?^^ . Arthur Guiterman, the Jlngler, upon trifles, thereby beeoibifig htr- latures and placing it with conven character. and William Beebe, the author-ex Congressman Tom Blsntoi^ of u d never advisable to eat sUte a Tiicsflay Answer: You may have dislocaf vous and easily upset The foult Bitekfast—Coddled eggs; r P i one o f the ligaments in jrour tions is within its plainly specified Appointment of a commissioner plorer. head an Authors’ League Texas, who speaks from the floor on Htoge quanto^ o f food at any meal in seems to be that msay doinot realise tee. day white vdll produce sleepi toast; Stewed primes. while pitching baU. Piofessioi authority, and the provision for con of motor vehicles is made, every “bungle shop" where newfeshloned: more subjects than any other mem upon w h ite. evtets emoUons Lunch — Eigbt-omce glass at barter is indulged in by writers who ber of Congress—^with the possible ness; It is better to have the noOn baseball playera often require tH^ ventions in the Constitution, in con fourth year and beford, the first of don't happen to he doing so well. . they sbbuldr'plaee tee proper emteh* meal: tea. smallest of tes' day. He ETSMiUiC6» quent .osteotoitlrio manlpidattons 4n but not probable exception of Sena sis. Mental oalstesss and poiM is nuner—Baked baUbut; . String tradistinction to legislatures, is May, by the governor with the con But where a solid pair of shoes tor Huey Ldug—gives the lu t word ■11001(7* get some exerdse. Walks order to keep their arm Ugmmeateh|. undoubtedly a wpndertul asset for beads; Salad ot diced, tomatoes; proper poaitioii. clearly for the purpose of bringing sent of the Senate. The peculiar brings* the equivalent of two-Bits.. on how to spot a real scientist' after work.ars good. • 4. And the Animal Beaux Arte ball, any woman, and thoie who oultivato B a M pMr>* . -'V ' ratification within the determination situation in the Senate—where the while discussing scientists in the these qualities win flad tee Uttle where ritzy folk have strutted in Department of Agriculture:' muf- of the people themselves; so clearly Democrats have a nominal majority 310,000 lay-outs, this year announc troubles that corns up ia svery-i Breakfast — Wholewheat te "Then 1 called , attention tee life are ironed out as if by magic. fins with butter; Baked eggs; that there can be very little doubt of one member but where the pulling ed that “33.98 costumes wodld .set, other day to these long-haired the -pace". . . . -■ One who is easily upait wmild do Stewed rmidns. ^ where the Supreme Court woulc^ and hauling within the party makes sciehttste — and, by tee way, do Lu^-'-Bolled rice; Buttered UOTAT And the detective story hounds: you <»tch tee Sigi^cance of teat wsU to take an sa^tttesl Inventory stand if called on to pass upon the unanimous support of any guberna now have competition from tee: at the end-of each ' day. A. good parinipe; Criery. phrase, ‘long-haired acientlste’ ? DlDiner*.-fituffed pork chopsff.. validity of ratification action by any torial appointment highly probiemat- "Scieneeers," who are fans for sci*. plan is to teko a risee (ff paper and entiflc and pseudo-seientific flc-: The reial scientist has no hair at write down al lof tee emotiona that Baked tomatoes; salad of head let assemblage not truly representative leal—would seem to make it most all, y but tee so-called sciffatiste, tuce; Diab o f berries (canned with tion of VeiBe-wells type. ' ! can be recalled, espedsny those niere’s ho bigger sucker job, of the people of a state. improbable that Governor Cross will And speaking of^H. G. WeOs,: these potato scientists, if you out sugar). - please, huve long hair." white havs dominated or swaysili Fast AettM Amazteg Plot Make tee world than bdng angte te a ^ This is so plainly appamnt that be able to pick a uioininee fer the don’t be surprised iff a phiê "to. your actions,’ su^ as love, hatoed, A l ^ u s O’OaUaglMHi a Thereday— Utlcar party. blup" or "to be a bluper" become envy, jealintqr, fear and ntotoe. Tbea Bsroaf itottoa Breakfast-Eggs poached in it is not unfair to suspect that those position solely on a basis of merit Congressman Blanton’s last words midi, served on M«lba Toast; —Dgen Ifc! Mills, retirtog almost as common as Babbit was try to remember bate terbugb the of the treasury.' who are advocating a Connecticut and still win his ratification from the a few years back. . . .As the result, anent last words about Congress day how mute tem and energy you If you like adventure, don’t fall Baked apple. ^ convention based on the towns are Senate. The commissionership is, of course, of tee newest Wells' man Blanton: "I thank my coileag<'e have actuaUy .q ^ t In the power o f to read "The life and Advem* " Luncih—Pint of buttermilk, 10 or not acting in good faith. The ut worki "Mr. Blupington of Blim." for his commendation— tee news ypiir emotions. Then, on another tures o f Aloydus O’Callaghan," 12 Dates. We are where wn: are becai^sa from the viewpoint of the ordinary Therein la a character, whose edu papers here, never give me any. > Dinner— Roast Veal; Spinach; tried to get Jong without God. most they can hope for is to delay line put down^ tee words "work,** by Thomas Washihgton^Metcalfe. politician, a plum. If the two Dem cation has teugbt him to nm away want to say this to Brother Boylan ‘‘Sleep,’’ and "rebnation’’ and tee To' say that this book is‘"Rob Salad of minced vegetables in Gela —Dr. Robert S. Spaer, sfirior the state’s ratification of repe^ by ocratic factions in the Senate, with from the direct realities; who seeks —^you probably will be here When I amount of time you have spent on inson Crusoe" and “The Three tin (pteJ* string beuis and cel- retazy of tee Preshgteriim ^ throwing the matter into the courts the Governor as a third party in in to interpret things is terms quite am dead emd gone—when I am dead each. By doing this you wiU be able Musketeers” rolled' into one is eiy);' CUp teeterd. of Forrigh Mtestons. ' remote from the uimleaaant âetej iaeta do not let a single newspaper say imtil after the legislature, has ad to observe and consider just how putting it mildly. It starts with Friday— terest, can agree upon an eppointep and to go through ufe facing few a kind word about me. If they Brûifast—Cpnimnal mush with journed, thereby wasting two years well TOU have balanced the twenty- a rush .and ends tee same way>- Z’ Uriah teat tea reasba so who is not selected for sheerly polit truths.' Maybe you know of theml cannot . soy kind words about me four nours of the past day. And despite its supreme impos* butter or cream. are wilUag t o isy.dovB thsir.j before a bona fide and legal conven- ical reasons, it will be little ehotx well, they re ♦‘blupera’- hdioir when I dm alive, I |lo not want dbility, it ix a grea.t story, smCz^ Lunch—CTooked lettuce; Salsify forth. Such an inventory of your emo for their ooutery is test ' tlcn could be called. of -miraculous. And with such con them to exy kind ^rds. about me tions may be helpful in assisting you Ingly well .done. It takes Ifi^, (oyster plant); Salad of grated oouatey has Jtvsr oiadi their , Oh yes, and While Broadway hab When I am dead." tp’:cut down tee amounôf time tef^ witty, swaggering O’CaliSj carrots and beets. sufficiently attraeUva ... siderations dictating the appoint been worrying about* Its customeri^ through bis days u a steUe -boy. Dinner-Broiled fin t' of sole; the Bn«K .Boo brbaks all attend is wasted on^fear, wony and the —Arteur SimideXA BAILS VS. TRUCKS ment it would be something to mar Senator Smith of South Qsrolina, other einatieds': and exritcmente a jojoun on a dtetrt wand dur Asparagus; Beet t ^ ; Salad of Jbt high priced attorneys for the vel at If the state got, as it* motor ance redbrad; A note from tee di the only Demom^tio senator who ch omy wteteVenergy a ^ boatii* ing-wMch kteebanM ons is paten lettuce and tomatoesr No dessert. rector's office shows a crowd of voted for all tariff fieertooes slid by eaitoibals, a vldt tb the Alaa- Batnrday— ., !Dack la the te l ^$ira New Haven railroad who imdoubted- vehicle commissioner, a man even nearly 3,900,900 penons visited buN thw share^to producing botk a custoBier hrina, against - all lnor«as«i during tow ou8 «nd Pbj^rical disorders. Ohdl kaa gdld oeuntry, and bis final Breakfast — Waffles (browned ly .‘will S ^ e for the passage of a, reasonably equipped for the admin the a n ip ^ last year. After years ago, finds bUaieif jpaddliitg thoroughly) w jtt maple syrup: would stt this wteud PMk tec city’s la rg m realms how mute toms is sptift settlemsnit tm fte ta Aanp, a ba their meals sad nujnber . of Legislative bills calcu istration of this ovsrsised job. the same old OM-nwAcanba::Siring I the dsstruettvs emotobns. l i , is nana repulflle where he is vir Cri^ bacof*i I playhouse fo dverflolwlag — aomof Lunch—oranges, sB desired. 'Ihchalkowsky and late to harass the motor ttansport There is one excellent reason why t h i^ like 9,000 persons a day. Zf's; a tariff debate in 1983: "Mr. Presi mute es^ r to learn to substitute tually Idng. dent, as a Democrat, sometimes 1 A bare outline can fdto little Dinner^—Broiled steak; String A two-$^d)oa Ms{jfo^. ^ : railroad’s interest the people of the state have sever ~ jhattan's biggest attraction, it 1 thp.mors wholesome Und and,* when* would seem. feel very lonely, in this body.. ycfU'take tbs neat tevsntety)ys!|iWlU ssore than a hipt of . the breste- bearia: Baked ground beets; S alad i-?^ !”® w^ have their bands fairly full tealized the imaasnse power poa- Sthffed ctiery; P inea^le whty. ' QXLBBRT SWAN* It has been said we should ctfor to hnVB remtetertkibte' dfîiid s i^ - lete pace with' wUte 'tbto tmdi at matting the facts set fmth by a by a OonneeticuCfiommlssion- certain leoderB who have agreed, ments, lovety'tetegTits and * moves.. Plats f<^ a dcatovariii- *^PEACHES A LA ROIW : Place paumphlct just Issusd by the. Motor upon a certain course, lêse are mmosoto*. :• pary V kavels aM'mimoted7(ff ,m halves o f canned. pteteSA of motor vehicles, and41iat raafon ithe leaders page siiw a stetenoSvtaitea**eavp of side up, in a bte oveh tor iteoritT five Assodstten of Connecticut, SET BABaniaZOmA^ DAlV • U ‘ is to be found In tee personality and at far tee last 34 yean,"ôa 1 ;ÛE8TIOJWS AND AN8WBB& chapters. ^ . mlniitM or until jbeatod th rou ^ >Pottt litila booklet is somdifing like; phwicter;of thewhose 'flte ^MetePl^ygtalte have been a member of the. Sta-iij The lifo and Adventures of tbpb beiqi cite hsN vrite'nwrlngue hew Oedxian hattleahips; it giddanMê dipartaaeat has igrows racb for trottete horses* Will ke tun' hate,' and if they have led us to (Negeorettaltis.) Aloydus d ’CslMipimi’’ i s ; pub- >toS' tow until Aug. X8 at ^ S S m m v ^ Ovsr iM where we are, for Gkid’s sake let lestioni Mrs. Y. aSkS: ^Wlll you Usbed by W8Uiimj Morrow .B Co.. .Henwve,,; li^^'aa tramfDdoiisiy big itaui and •Usost frofli'ite isfuwjr. Mr. Good Time mUe track. -*; us get a new bunohr ■. * • y.'.'.'j, ■: iV.V' '.-4 . ' ■ ; ...... : J i , ^ ;i|V»;îrOTTii»«iCTWTw^ ...... ■ ■

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... ueu^l ■ * X I’ ■* i »* stwi^ idU he htfd .this — , _ . I ^ s AUesh on Gak^ 8 ^ r'M- mi[^;thHi;eVeirt.M,^there Is A 10^^ m fun ae.wdl.as fflidiey prises for National A . A . U. Meet whmers. If . you ciuinot be th e re ^ . sbrjo! For Granl Circnt start nn time;,;8top,Tn eh^^ to i » ; 3^0 23-18 ! the formi’T and - A.lflis-ftir eveito:^ -ahd m ve your . name^^|. i town here voukl hA»ie '!A i;^ . fwr John Brobks, CSiicago, Norman yon Wfll be eU^lfie when you 1 third pUme, otherwtt* (h e Champkms To Defend I Woolford and Dick- Bell, 'Poaton. Meet At Godmi to dose later. Eight-thirty is the start£» wfll take a flrm.^hibM^^ Into P W . •, 1,000 meters—Letta, Charles time. ■ V H; tion, Bristol and M«ridd0[. iittsef Hombostel,' IhcUana, Elmil Kubaah, 0iiMirchl4. ' next Friday to a'gamA thaf. f r o Titles Tomorrow Night; Marquette, and Jjeo Lennoixd, New ; ' g i k s ;wiN; decide the winner of the title, Vork A . C. CoyUent b( Qose latter team having a .d ia ^ j.to tie Pole vault—Keith Brown, Yale, Th'e North Ends won the! - hrpt The Charter Qak Girls won anoth- Bristol for toe (diamptanship.' ; ; ; HcChskey Favored In Jim Bausch, Kansas City A. C., Goên, N. Y.. Feb: 34.—(^^cial) round championship YyM- C- e)- mstoh toom Jitbrldeti by., 46 p l^ ' Middletown coihes here frith - i James, McKinley^ ,MidUgan Nor —Nearly 3100,000 to ll^ht. haroess ^Batde A ft^ Siuideir mal; Leoh'Scduram, Marquette. A- juhicir . League Iasi n^ht 0y nf*- ISl^^ dtrdbg had high stogie for toe record of . nine wins and hmbrei 3,000 Meter Steeplechase Shot put—Sexton and Bausbh. horse stakes :wlll be raced for over ihg iOUt the Oxfords .o]oley 94 91 straight triumphs. M lddleto^ ; Linenp. relay—^wUl be held in the afternoon tries close March I4ch. William H. game at the “Y” . was on niina to Athorine . . . .109, ,, .86. 108—303 turned back Mantoaster, W to lA with 20o en^HeS. Came, preiEddent: of the Gcên Mile see the encoimter. . Granger . ... m !- - 93^234 on tta home flbor and* expects th h Quarter But ^ The! Chtfords weht’into the lead in .116 91—305 Having, finally tasted toe fruits repeat tonight. • ^ i 'Trade Assdeiation, and host to the the. first quarter whSb McCuiTy ttf victory aft^ four consecutive The visitors boast a 'strong sonb i ; New York, Feb. 24.—(API—The BILL CABB TO BUN Grind Circuit meeting next August, scored a neat basket. This -wag. tiie 492 476 490 lV'7 Philadelphia, Feb. 24.—(A P )- states that with the Hambletonian Contest. defeats,' Manchester High’s bas- defense and several sharpshooters; j qream o f America’s indoor track Stales, richest trotting horse event only score during tho: Jfir93< ||sriod. Cluurter O ak'Q i^ The lineup consists of Antono and Although not to the “kind of Soon after the second^ quartoratort- Sherman . \. . . . . 92 lOl, 117—310 'keteers r'to face Middletown High i and field atheltcs put in their final shape” Coach -Lawson. Robertson ; n !the world, definitely asdgned to (tonight at the State Armory here, Malone, forwards; Miller, cwitor} ' training licks today in preparation GqshCn, Ufis season’s haniesF- horse ed D.'Harrington aebrfd A- two S’u-ong i f 1 98 79—298 and O’Rourke and Cacciola, 'niarda. would like him to be, B|ll Cair will The Kaceys staged a’ rally in pointer-to tie the store 2; aU, :b)it Jâckmore . . . . .108 - 104- 95—302 'tonfident that they will ^ve toe I for the National A . A . U - cham- run in the National A. A. U. Cham ineeidng here holds promise of beto|T >^tors a "tiff battle ihrough every The Red and White had Uttte.treui ' pionships in Madison Square Gar- last half of their game at the W<^t the Oxfords cameV back with two Nelson, . . . . ^. . . 104 .103 94—301 ble in saving toe zone defense pionships to New York tomorrow, one Of the most successful ever stag- geld goals andto foul to Jead-at half minute of . the contest; It will be i deh tomorrow night. 'Through such and in the Intercollegiates next Side Rec to defeat the Etodt^ §chubert' ...... I l l ' 83 98—292 'Manchester’s - last League ga’-e Middletown and with a return to i engagements as the Millrose A. A - time 7 t o -5, early-season form as evidenced- t o Tp 'addition to the Hambletoniap., 52-39 after a hard battle. Chapmen After the half opened, the piay- 'and toe result will not change its i New York A. C.. Boston A. A. and Careful treatment of the Arkan other, important stakes to, be raced 531 489 483 150l standing in toe League as toe lo toe game against Rockvflle • WedJ- ! Prout Memorial games, they have and Werner starred for the wiii- tos were over their nervousness and nesday night should make toe • sas filer’s injured knee, and a se over the Mile Track include the Al ners. and Wilxinsanând Hagenjow ai better brand of basketball was cals occupy toe' efflar along with i gradually rounded into top form ries of trial runs to . test it this ; OOUELES MATCH . game close and Interesting. ; > ; for the all-important nationals. lowing- .On all of these, entries close were bept for tiie /Bloidees. Sh©E" played. The lead changed many West Haôrd. ' '4 week have convinced Robertson and horses must be named by March wood “Pete” Anderson, cjaptain titoes during the third perioci, unto In, toe Caiarter Oak Doubles Wed •- East Hartford goes to West Itonchester winds up its season i > In the field of 275 competitors that the crack q u a ^ r mller will against Windham High here oexti I will be nine defending champions—. l4th. The Progressive Purse for the league leading Endees siilfel^ Sheldon of the Oxforcls was removed nesday night A. Cervtoi and Suhle Hartford for the only other' League be able to run vrith the University Trotters of any age, valued at 310,- a broken nose In the firtt quartet, ^because of his having 'three peiwai- took two out (>f three games from encounter scheduled. A victory for Friday night. , ‘ j I Bmmett Toppino. New Orleans, to of Pennsylvania mile relay team to • the sprint; Dale Letts, Illinois A. 000; the Goshen Purse for Pacers, of of last night’s fray but pluck^ als. and Ctoach Hamilton wanted Giorgetti and L. Cervini. In the ; C., 1,000 meters; George Lerniond. the two meets, keeping intact the any age, valued at 35»000» the Good finished the game. ^ take^ho chan;:es of him going the otost ’ match Frank CTervim and .'New York A. C.. 5,000 meters; quartet which has campeted to Time, for two-year-old trotters, Kaceys (62) perscmal route. The score at the end Schubert toOk three games from Gene Venske, Penn, 1,500 m et^ ; gether for the past three years. valued at 33,000; The HoUyrood, for B. F. Of the third quarter w^s* 19 ;tQ‘ 12 lu Barrera and Mazoli. . Joe McCluskey, Fordham, 3,0OT Robertson said the infiammation three-year^ld trotters to the 2:18 Werner, rf ...... 7 0 'l.^ favot of the Norto.Ends. Shortly L. Cervtoi . . . . . 78 106 107 meter steeplechase; Percy B e ^ , in Carr’s knee, which was hurt in a dass; valued at 31,5p0; the Tangle- Woods, If ...... 5 0 after the last quarter began êiclon Giorgetti ...... 1 1 3 117 n o ' New York A. C., high hurdles; tough football game last, fall, “has wood, fbr three-yeaf-old pacers, at Chapman, c ...... 7 2 re-entered the game and the North ! George Spitz, New York Universi- been educed considerably, with 31,5d0, and the Wedgemere, for two- McAdam, rf ...... -.5 0 Ends lead began to ((lecreasC' to an 193 222 227 FREE! > tv high jump; Everett Utterback, the result that the injured member yeaf^d" pacers, , at 31,000 ,. E. Bissell, Ig ...... 1 0 . ,2 effdrt to prevent the Oxfords froin ....107 116 114 is much stronger than it was a , _ ft A. Ckirvini ! University o ' Pittsburgh, running TTuree evente for half-mile track^ further storing the .North Ends cx)in~ SUhie . ....1 1 7 loo week ago.” 25 2 ^ 124 broad 'ump, and Leo Sexton, New Following Robertson’s annoxmee- horses thht did not race for money mitted several fouls resulting is two ‘ York A. C., 35-pound weight throw, on mjiA tj^cha to 1932 'todude the Bndees (89) .Wr, guards itovlng the game viA the 224 • 240 224 ment,‘ the Pine Bluff, ■■ Ark.,' 400rme- • B. F.;-Ti i Some of these wffl be. favored to ters world champion, spiked ru fdldwihg, ’ according to Mr. Cane. tour personal route. / ,• ' C/ FREE! • repeat, especi^ly ^^pplno, Beard, The Newburgh, a 2:24 trot, valued Vennert, rf . . . . . — .... .3 0 6 Things looked bad for thei'No?^ Barrera' . . . . 105' 9'8 92 mors that he would, quit track aft Anderson, If ...... 3 0 '.-6 McCluskoy and' spitz, but ‘all are er the ndoor season. He plans to at 3800; theihUddletown, 2:J6 trot, Ends when the Oxfords qcored a Mazoli . . . . .V. . . . . 86 97 81 ; in for plpn^ of competition. at 38CiO,qnd the Chester; 2.;15 pane, F. Bissell, c ...... 3 0 ,*3 field" goal and a foul, but Comber continue during the ' outdoor sea Wilkinson, rg ...... 3 3 Here’s how the stars line-up in son, and after his grMiuktion will at . 3 ^ Dffidais of the (3pshen MUe and Hines rallied to relieve • le 191 195 173, ( some of the inajor events: Trapk‘ AssodsQon point out. that Hagehow, Ig ...... 4 0 J 8 North, Ends from further danger as 106 tour Europe thic summer. - McDuff. Ig . . . . * ...... 2 0 4 Schubert ! ...... 1 1 9 IOC , ■ 1,500 meters—Venzke, Glenn “When I return it will be time the .ITogressive 310,000 purse will the whistle blew ending’ the jgame F. Cervini ,. ...1 3 9 104 124j Cunningham, Kansas, Carl COan be raced in four divisions, while the to the North Ends’ favor 28 to 18. and Dap. Dean, Penn, ‘and Erik Ny. enough to consider hanging up my 18 3 39 We Will Give, Absolutely Free, shoes,” said Carr. Goshen 35,000 pmse will he: staged There were no outstanding stars vn 258 204 230. (Sweden. « ^ « With the mile relay squad in the to three divisions. the North Ends but McCurry, Opi l- OneFancy 65 meter hurdles—Beard, Jimmy A. A. U. meet Saturday, Robertson ■■■ ■ ' ,-«L------■; ach and Sheldon played best to*" toe •Hatfield, John Collier, and Ray Me Oxfords. The game was kept well • Y. M. C, A. LEAGUE has entered Gene Venê, world’s VOLLEY BALL MATCH Bon Ami ■ Laughlin- Bowdoto. indoor mile record , holder, in the WRESTLING in hand by Referee R. McCoimack. ' 600 meters—Bernie McCaffei%,; North Ends (28) Coleman ...r.TlS 112 97—824 NECKBAND SHIRT 1;500 meters; G i^ t McDougal, What diould be an interesting Keeney ...... lOP 109 119-^28 1 Newark, .A. C., Arnold Olympic weight toraer, 'in .the 35- voUey. ball match is scheduled for P B. F. T. IBatesi Mliton'Sandlerr New York. pbund weight; T-ake Andursky, in tomorrow afternoon at 3’. o’clock (By Associated Press) 2 Comber, rf ...... 3 0 ' \ 6 i^ en ...... 102 129 119—360 / With Every Purchase of I Stêdhase — McQuskey, Har betwêen the .Taugatuck Y. M- C;'A. •New Haven. Chnfi.—Jim Brow^ 1 Hines, I f 1 . 0 2 B'rotoan ...... 1 2 8 112 — 230 row Manning, University of Wichi the broad jump, and a medley relay Kebart ___ 123 141 161—425 quartet. . r and' tte Recreation' team ~ at the tag, 230, Verona, Mo., threw Iito- 3 Rykoski, c ...... 2 1 5 ta, and Glen Dawson, Oklahoma. School street Req. This is the. only jtroq Kirilenko. 227, Ruqsin, 31:19.C< .4 Swlkla, Ig 2 - 4 Gado .V.• — ■ —r- 108^—108 5,000 meters—George Lermondj team to .ddeat the local players de- Ciamdeh,'.N. J.'^Raul Bc>sch, N j^ 0 R. Harrington, ig -9 Q ® Ctmrles St-igard. Cincinnati,. Lou Last Night ’i^Ftghts dsively this, season when the locals York, defeated Herb Freemsh^, 4 D. Harrington, rg^.-S 0 o 568 603 604 1776 $ 2 * 0 0 a n d O v e r Gregorie, New York. New York, two falls to one. Glteqitt High Jump—Spitz, Howard Spen plsQred at Naugatuck, but since 0 Valllant, rg ...... 0 9 :, 0 (By Assodated' Press) this digest a creditable record has Atiantio: C3ity-^ld WesWch, Magnusoh ...... 181 390' 126—367, cer, Geneva, Harold Oshorn and New'York, threw Steve'’ Znciskl, 2i9 Se|^ ...... 105 89 100—294 Bert N e^n, Illinois A. C., Antpn Minmi, Fla.—Tony Ciuizoneri, bqen; made by the Recrditlen rep- 14, Total - i i . 1.. 33 world lightweight champion, out fesentativeis so that-to keep^’ toeir Polhnd, 18:45. ' . - Oxfords (18) Gibson ..;.... . 91 102r^2$6 These Shirts Formerly Sold froin Burg, Chicago, Fred Glickert Washington, D. C.-^Frank Jfid- P - ^v; , % C ^ s _____ : .107,126 ll6r-348 Miphigan Normal. pointed Pete Nebo, .Key .West, wiiDhing; streak; iq>- the local pU^rers Fla., (10), non-title. , ato .datermined to/wto this 'mateb. son, 491. Boston, won, fnnn(:v.Gipn jMpCuRy,i If - f ' ' J • • d KUtkavick . /.^V%4l_. 'll9. - $2.00to4*.flift 60 meter sprint—Toppino, Frank f Theiwla no'diarge mhde,fo;*^wlt- Garibaldi, 194, Chicago (Q n r ii^ Wykoff, Los Anjgeles,^ph .Mef, Hot Spi^gs,. ,A?feT8p»y (1 Si^slaski, If rf -0 9 man, Hot'Spnh^, ouQ)omted Man ness' match" aad 'ahyohi^''d(^r-. disqualified tor unnecessary rougi^ 0 O'paliachc rt - • • - .-1*3 * 677 592 541 1640 •*®re,''MisSêtt^Kv . 126 ' ' 109 Tonight’s 8chedole< '. ' - ; " 152, .03 . ' 123 Syreciiae At. Lt«d0n-, i 132 160 .' . NA1“^— ' 123' 144 Mo ffGl|[i68 f . . 96 : 126’ 1 CftoadluÂmarieaii Leagu: One Lot of Men’s ' No gamca! sChedtfi^. . 115.9 1269 Anrerieut Aaaoriation ; r 1 ■ St. Louis 4, WlCMta’ ^ • . • » . • • ‘ ■ . • • $2*®4 BEO SENIOR i^ e fU E ; ;The games scheduled for the *New, longer, wider bodies. *Kew double-channel, double'-drop X -ty^ frame/ East'Slde lO iô .tomo^W are:. ‘ ; 6' .p. .mi'^-êltics vs] ’this. ’’‘112-inch wheelbase. ’“Steel bodies, insulated to insure quiet. , • j 7 p. nt—'^Sops • 0* Itoy vs; tede- ^Striking body lines and ctôrs. '“Five ttisthictive, one-piece, electricafly welded steel spoke ' Due to brake;;. ixpuWe, - half A® phnaretA-' ‘ • ■■■' ■ Reerjeatioh (Jeuters : a w lin ^ g 8 p' ie.:MJrigtoal Taffeys vs. Her wheels. team f(iUed: tp\arrive'At N a ^ a ^ ^ ’’’New skirted fenders. ald Newsboys. ' - ".S' f' '■ ♦Finger-touch steering. last night and toe echadllded f S ’’‘Smooth-running V-type eight-cylinder engine; 73 hoFse- mlng meet Was poMa?ODt^ }*Ate- -A power. ’“Siê, reliable t'bur-wheel; meciuuiicAl brakes; fully enr later date; An 'mtolWtoto swtoi'was cl |Sfer.r ‘ ‘Âll-aluminum cylinder heads. . . 0 held befdre a gt»d sired W •TSv^ty 'dPgree sIaaitihg windshield; not enough local aBritottew,. were ’“Engine, cushioned in live rubber. '^Safety glass windshield iii all body typ^. present for a tegular , 'UR A:.vwr P^S®. IIISÊCnO liJ ’“ênty-five anti-frictioti roller and ball bearings. ■rhe.ct^ 'dAf^y®*^ '“ *“ 3 0SafetY-grîbVqi)î[tput'^m^ Deluxe car^. hers of toe team waa forced ^ We Willi' Expertly Adjftoi Vour Bruk^ on Our RAYBESTOS BRAKE MAGHINl^r. ’“Remarkabte acceleration. 7Iiêw. riding cpihfb^' b$(touse of the exclumve Ford«.de- at a garagq to Hari^rd. /; *80 miles per hour. signed'transverse cantile sjpiri^$» properly controlled - ‘ — ^ i' ll^n llA A djiiftinent O ffW ”‘Unusual oil and fuel economy. !' by fdw iûU e*act!i^^f adjui^grkj^b^^ .. MBamo P B ^ . 1 ^ . . ’“Automatic spark control. ♦Deeptcushioned seats, with good-looking, long-wearing nuw G(^b IS YOIIR The Srete '«e'ei(6^ <2u« Uated^we nee ’“Silent second speed. :unholstery. ^ • ' Below are tim prioea for rriliilng ALL.TO ;iÂKBS on any model of the oRrs UbH ’(‘A t^ ttive appointments and finish, BAYBESTOiS IW9DUCT8---4iie,J^t we are able to obtain. ’“Silent, synchronized gear shift. last the^BaMi^ ’“Fully counterbalanced 63-pound Crankshaft. first cb|8|:fmd low cost of opera^ team, fOrikltiiw r te_, t l* size, 3.50^ iheh^ X17 in^ . ’“Aluminum pistons. Lutherans. zjIRl '“R ilistJ ^ s t e e ih e ^ ^ a ^ Ie ' of; 105 .In; Chevrolet iB^wildin ^Downdraft carburetor, with silencer. " ^ ♦Enameled pa^âre ibbiMle^ protection against Hupp ■ 1 2 . 0 0 ’“Torque-tube drive. ■ <• • • • «••e-e •a • e*e e ap e • e e e e A W , ■rust.. 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m'-\- "'m- I t W W f r lOiSliAINSTSfelBT, '.-s’,.:,.;, .isMiia’KUtcasnn^; i. ' ■'' '*. --t ' ' ■ v‘ •■'■ > ' ' ‘ ■ ^ ■ . . ; ‘ " :: W HANCHWISS BVBNINO HERALD, MANOTBSTBB, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 19SS. PAG E BIG BT ST YEAR lA U S A IfiU r ' ' 9R & oiam GOWNAT GtX)ilPiriN6 .■ Ill inlli "W . . ► ’ * ■ ' *. ••• »• - H fr g ’ iC o B ii^ ln W M ^ 8h« W iU!lliiM il«rC«»itol RROOf HERB TODAY ^86l«yiCE.IMC. OUBSB.F oMtors. B to tn sd to rritovs fllMlla's OwAt «k Im L tdF «( Uwd. SBlSrflBAYlfB, dancer, re- w roniss. to DICR BTANLBY, PflMito wkc to In BIOIN Bmub TODAY Uttered the improvtoed •ad geU! ho WM M good a looor M By A li^ Mart JANIIT m ix to cotafid to BOLT • ptoyor; boomiMm his oMy good 9SWWMir York to tonrn to trilto imed to desert hiin; «S& y s , BliMln’s uton of marrtafs iSi^nYou wtrs s wow than!’’ OABLYLB bnt they do not l u ^ For a moment Janet stopped stir nature never seemed cony IfMe . benM far frem Moiifh money to marry. Janet u ring to push a strand of nur back because If a fellow wanted a loan tr: “I know. Btit Now York to OORFUUDNOB OOBSR'T AORBB aeesotary for BBUCiB HAMlMPOWt from her face, Bbe w u warm ‘and irlyle îfid'com e across—provld- • rood show conpany fsrsD t’ ’ «a.' aioerttolBf managor of Bvory her nose was ablhifig. Tne tovt ml&> lag be bid the cash. WITH saiw Aniila modrb , ’Too won’t bo. T M hi s i m m •OMll nldirestoni dto■' 'M t Rvsrybedy says so.*! Home Magaitee, ,apd BoU works ute, wltb everything to be done at Terbape that gracefully molded JBRRY WYMAN, ndth for the Attos AdvMtotng Oo. Jaoot once, was always oonfusiag. Rolf obin la o M a lltUe in flrmaese. Per The relief itout wcmen x s s j have lufeoin abf (aOa In tovc. Jariy to Mta dspartad aoM Md M ia lasists thoy must hava 9500 la a would come any time now. haps the brown eyes, with their had when coshlon notes spoke out at first ezfmiMly nttontivc but ■aoliifs aoooimt before they eaa be Rolf would come any time, Thefe ingratiating smile, were a bit too trlsd ones nort to Rasp. Boo pleasure-loving. In Jainet’e opinion oud about the vetum of eurves was coon liio.ARtoRaa oeomo to oeol. could a o i Sbh toy wMb fear w a s married. he was now—the buner on the beU prsmature, to say tb« Isast He wrltao tafro^Bontly and tobon HOWARD OBUiBSY, aoether em* downstairs pressed three times in Rolf possessed the combined wit, dossd, thliiklBg'about DMk. Bba Csrtalnly no Ityiius Aver countsd bo oonoi to New York or n vdon* bad not bsarfl team M s alnM i^ y e of tke mafaslne, tries to rapid sueceseion! Jahet's Cham, inteileot and good looks of mors an fo o d tn m sm oth t to hang flon It to ealir by otanae» that tboy m ^ e dates wltb Jaaet bnt sbe dto- mMt” was on the ieeond floor and the heroes of the six current best atarSaf. At 5!90 fllMfla ita^ osw detbss on. Just 1st yourstff moot, y , artos, iNSff and sat a vary ligbt oourages *«*"»- Rolf could make that single fight sellers, the ^ most popular plays A few toontko iator fboUa joins She hnrries home from the ofOee aoeumulats a ssat spars tirs about tSMb.. An hour latar would In record time. on Biroadway, the six most sucoess- your diaphragm and s«e bow squat naotboi road su u p sm r, thto tlma one Batnrday to prepare a snrprtoe ful recent screen dramas—and more ffriva to ths thsatar. Bsr said A sharp rap at the door—Jaaet you look in a trim spring suit an foatarod prladpaL Tbs show would be there, puttsrlng abOut birthday d*""*** for Rolf. jOn the leaving the stove, riiiking ruin of for good meabure. Takii off tbat spars, is tbe first Iteyo In Jorry*n bomn town but way she sees a oonple entering the There is u o doubt that she was the dressing room, sm a^ng sssSb the dinner to auswer—a slim, taU iuid soundest advice. Rat less food •kdln, SOM Urn a s ly oaoo. After cosmetic, each bit at apparal to fasUonable Brewster Hotel Coffee figure and a booming voice in the prejudiced. To uis employers, only Haas way to do I t Oo liiat flbn hoe no word of bba on- Shop and recognises the yonng man Dwight Kendall and Jim MoPbail, readiness. shadows. ra liquids for brslkfMt and lunch tfl tbe tonr oomoo to an end. Sbe was just leaving whan tb« as Rolf. “H’lo, honey.” who owned the Atlas Advertising sat spariogly of dlnnsr. Then sfco loanto that Jorry baa C H A P T B R n Agency, young Carlyle was a begin and tsl^boM rang. Uislla heard DtoVs “ Oh, Rolf— !" Kothbf between n ^ s. No fudge tnorriod a. girl in hto home town. vMcs over the wire. “Scared?" ss ner with a fair chance of working In another Instant the girl in the It was a brief greeting. Jaaet sundaes or chocolate eclaln eltberT Sheila to brokon-heortod. She to asked. “1 was when 1 sdw your fur coat and the young man beside hurried back to retrieve the cream -up in the business. People liked The second best thing to do to to 'Unable to got aaotoer port on Ike name In front of the thsatar." her had disappeared. Janet had sauce oad the steak. The ; young Carlyle—and that was an asset. He get the right foundation garments, Stage' m A her tn oq ^ to almost “Ob, no!” sbe told M s atontly. barely seen them, had heard her man tossed aside bis bat and top had the brains too, if he’d settle )o a well-built foundation could dabee and she knew it The the maid axtowerecL Mandrake gleaming tile tops, was not even about that How’d you know? How’d b'.m the courtship bad moved swift garmoit, fitted perfectly, does give girls to thw chorus were frightened name in briskly. “How’re you feel half fUled. you happen to remember—?” ly. In a little more than a month you a far better line than an oidi- because ■ tbMr turn was coming. If in g?” he aekecl. Janet ordered a satisfying lunch Janet Hill bad promised to marry nary one.. If you yearn for ft svelt Brody found so much fault with “Scared.” Sheila admitted. “I’v remembered ever since—oh, Rolf Carlyle. Mtoi SbAyoF s donetog what would “Thai’s fine! Pve never known —two vegetables, a salad, a class for mon£hs and months. Something Agger, remember the corset or girdle o f tniut and for dessert a delicious All that had been nearly a year is a first essenttaL he twnk of them? a successful star who didn’t have you said one day laimsummer. Are ago. Janet, during those months, h ^ Sheila danced on. Her feet stage fright before tbe curtain. But looking fruit tart She carried her you really surprised? I thought it tray to a table near th^ side of the learned to care more and more for One of spring’s most perplexing beat out tbe tapping rhythm, you’ve nothing to worry, about. wuiild be fun to have dinner hem Rolf. Not once did it occur to her problems Is M o^ hair. wblricd, sta iped and skimmed You’re getting to be a big bit, little wall and sat down. It was quiet together tonight Just you and I tbat he could fed otheiwise. Fix it tbe beet-you know how across the stage. There waa.. a. girt. Td stake my last dollar on there. Blessedly .quiet Suddenly Rolf. Wtf re going to have si blrth- The birthday dixmer preved a and the minute you step out, the fijced smile on bet face. The; I t " Janet realised Uiat ^ e was hungry. § a y cake—” The hot food seemed delicioiu and 8uccejb.Tbe steak wiu tender, cook wind pkqrs havoc with your perma ringlets a t her hair curled tiAfly “Don’t! You might lose!" for several minutes she devoted her ^ sentence was lost as she ed exactly as Rolf llkec it. The nent. on her damp foriehead. arsudy, Lucy followed Sheila into the self to it, thinking only how pleas made a frantic dash for the stove. salads were crisp sind the rest Of Nothing looks more toweled, nodded his head to the riiythnr.' Wings as tbe opening chorus .began. ant it was to eat an appetizing meal Is time to prevent serious damage the simple menu as appetizing. than waved hair that-is all askew. He was standing with one foot on In a cleared space Sheila began in peaceful surroundings. she turned off the blaze. Five min Janet thought, “This * fa* how it’s There are several ways you can* a chair, pne hand bOatiOg out tbe stretching, bounding. twirling, Then she took a slip of paper utes more and the platter of steak, going to be some day—^when we’re anchor yoiur hair, if you take the* time. Some^times be would go tor warming up for ber entrance. No body paid her the slightest atten- from her purse and began checking the asparagus, the salads and the married, Tbia is the way we’ll have trouble. back in tne pit of the theater, over the items listed. HaysUps’ first crisp, golden rolls were on the table. dinner every night-r-!” One, of course, -is by using hai" watching Shâ. Some times he tloh. , , “ You light the mndleb.” Janet She hadn’t been listening and nets which some weU-groomed wpipld shout appreval; though _ As she danced the tense Iwk on for the pen and x>^ncil set. lu iuev face disappeared. Sheila for parenthesis Janet had set down said as she untied the blue and Rolf was talking about something women eais manage without its jfiorsh criticisms were more fre white apron. Her face was glowing ing too ob-vlous. quent. I^hueha didn’t mind, got to be frightened. She was “|6”. It seemed a lot; enough even at the office. Suddenly the girl thinking only of her dancing noW. Cor the handsome pen and ^ncil and pink from the beat, her hair laughed. The necond way is-7to pin deWn: knew Brady was severe becadpe a trifle unruly. There was no tinje to, New York, Feb, 23.—Tberojy|a. til a. human being, iff thme animals your hair carefully wltB those in-’ he demanded the ’ best. Sbe re Then her cue! She flut sbe bad visualized as Rolf’s gift - “Oh, Rolf—’’ she said, “ the sil- tered to Lucy's ^de, toesed a scarf think of that noWi^'rhe receive applause, that sat none too securely over the other Gazing across the tabic at .him, coffee. It was while they were drink brand new creation designed espe flab, he bated red for a color and exposed -nde o f vyour hair s o that came full cast rehearsals. At last fact waa apparent Mandrake ap blaze. The asparagus, cooked, was Janet saw a young man any casual ing the fragrant golden beverage cially for £be suspicious occasion noade fun of any make of car but it shows practically not at oU and Mandrake announced, "We are peared with her, bowing. The juve propped as near as possible to the observer would have called rather that Carlyle said carefully: of assuming her place as First hia own. As for peoplb, he was yet keeps your wave intact ^ ready for Atlantic City. The show nile lead took a bow. Then the oth heat to keep it from chilling. A handsome.^ R olf Carlyle foimd «t “Janet, there’s something I want Lady. still more emphatic in his obses To my mind of thinking, tiUa use looks to me Uke a flop." He al er prinidpals. Then Sheila again, steaming coffee pot posed perilously easy to makt friends. Women liked to talk to you about.” Tbe gown is fashioned with a sions than his wife. of veiling is the most satisfactory ways. said that dolefifi^ beforp swooping like a gay bird toward at the comer of the tiny shelf, serv his blond hair, his dark, eyes and the (To Be Continued) draped bodice, with tbe^V front And so little Bally grew up with way to prevent looking all nmssed hia outstanding successes:' - the footlights. Blind ’Hminy was ing both as kitchen table and a sup resemblance .slight though it was)) and tbe deêr V back both nude tbe same opinions as her parents. Up in March wbids. However, if it The oompanv .traveled to Atlan- with her, flushed and relucrtant port for the gas stove. Dishes, tea to a certain motiem picture star. of real Oucheaoe lace which , was Any way that wasn’t heir way was is a sailor you are wearing, tbia is tic aty for the tryout week. There “Author! Author!” came the cry towelSi a paper sack, knives and Men liked Carlyle because at bridge an heirloom in tbe Roosevelt *’am- wrong. Her grandma had pet out. Then you will have to do were more rehearsals there. Sheila from the audience. It rose to n Daily Health Uy At tbe back there ia also a hates, and her aimts and uncles sometblpg either with-, a ioair. n*.t endured loss of sleep, wairiness,. cretoendo. Where was tbe author? hahdadme buckls, which was a gi.^t bad special a^tioatbies, and eveiy or by pinning. the electric restlessn^ thit al " Sheila beard Mandrake’s velee to her vome yiwrs ago. The iklrt is one seemed to be too cross or cHtl The main thing is to realize that ways precedes an opening ni^ht.. beside her. “Go with him, Sbefla," Service graceful and long, with a train cal to be happy. you necki to ponder on this, prob There were wires forher fram the producer was (aylng. "Here!” fashioned as part of the skirt. Was it fair to load so clean a lem right now. Any problem that She turned. Amared, unbeliev Oats on How to Keep WeD by you tWTik about hard enough gets Dick. She had positively forbiddto NOW TO STOP A COLD Mrs. Curtis Dali, ia having a soul as Sally’s with all the things him to be present for he flint per- ing. she found herself looking up by World Famed Author!^ solved, somehow! gown made of tbe same brocade'as tbat make life so bard to bear? fomumce. at Dick Stanley! her mother’s. However, it will have (To Be Condnded) This is the last of three articles “I can’t do my beat with you scarlet chiffon capes and a vcarlet there,” she told him* “Wait un QUICK AS YOU CAUGHT IT by Dr. Fishbein on coronary throm touch at the belt, to give it a til we bring the •show to New bosis, the disease which ciuised the youthful iaah. Her Drawings Win Praise death of former President Calvin York.” Coolidge. The first night came and the show was not, as Mandrake bad. To improve A n / child’* predicted, a flop. It was praised By PR. MORRIS FISHBElN glowingly by the newspapers. Tbe moment an attack of coronary YOUR Sheila’s name was in the head thrombosis occurs, the person affect lines. ed should he put immediately at The company joureeysd back to complete rest in bed. Then a com New York and Sheila thought petent physician will be able to pre* that she had never been so tiredT scribe (Lugs according to the symp IBy OIKto Roberts Barton “It’s a good thing,” another mem^ toms, reUevtog the pain, making ber of the cast told her. ’W s gat A Sluggish appetite means a sure that the patient stays quiet un so tired we don’t , care whether gisb colon. &rrect thto* til thor condition of tbo heart war Sally was aptUd of dogs. This the show joes over or not.!* ‘ o ^ e d atasto, and See boW rants idlght exertion, then eontroU- was quite natural because her Sheila did care. It Was not for Ustleae, droo^ng boy or girt bo^y exertions so that activity mother was afraid of them, too. her own sake but for Blind Tim to eat—and s ^ ! Tbe (toly is gradually resumed. Not that the Uttle 9*year-old had my. Sbe felt that she must be a (fine” such (smldriidrien heedto pure, Dr. Henry A. Christian has said inherited her fear, but l>ecause. success for Timmy. And for Dlok, adulterated fig synip. If throat is sore, 'California syrup qf figs to dote crash and dissolve that some patients die immediately, spoall children, react to most things too. She knew I^ck would be* 3 Bayer Aspirin regardlois of what fhe physlclar can precisely as their piarepta do. proud of b4r. He had always wondertol things for oinng, rioily Tablks in a ha^ do, because tbe beau is ^ mortali> It might, M sAld that even bad. praised her, believed in ber aUl- children aU over the United 8tata£ Take Bayer Aspirin glass o f warm water wounded with the first blocking that Sally’ll mother never sapresaed her ity. She vtaualized him in the If your baby, boy w girl to bUteoa according to airec- Drink Futt Glass qf and garale accord- occurs./Others have such a small audience, sliding from hto orches !—{Mle-faaed and dull-eyed from coq< Water. self in words^ the (ihild would iions in package. ing to directions. area of heart tissue involved that hada teamed to fear lust the same. tra seat to corns to hsr dresstor stlpatloii brsAtb. Jtad they tocltot to recover. There is a A took,; an=excIamatiM. a gesture, room between the acta. She could tongue eqated all tbe large group to whom control o t the a tone of. the tolee ten worlds of see him with rrevor, pwhaps, or tfve catbarttoi ttat ^Mikan Almost Instant Reliof In This Way condition and treatment mean tbe things to ttoy dUldren. Sslly Dorothy following e v er y tap t>f4*tat edboWrit! tBitead.ar1ttAi difference between Ufe anp (ieath. could tell her toother was afraid of her flying feet aa she skimmed of figs titot d(>!mit dtotorb-4 The dmple method pictured above uine Bayer Aspirin Tablets dis Moat Important, ‘however, of all dogs, stmidy. by watching, her eyes over the stage. Oh. Vea,. iê wanted stomach oi’ bowels, but' dbes act ^ is the way doctors throughout the solve with speeo and completeness, is the advice to persons post 46 follow one;...... to be a succeaa for ltickl . ~- tee cdloii-‘Whira the world now treat colds. leaving no irritating particles or years of age that what seemc to be " Father. Hates Oats And so at last the o: lies: .“ gritting. Get a box of 12 or bottle an attack of acute todlgestlM Her father.hated.Cits.. . Perhaps nigbt arrived. There was Nature never bse made a It is recognized as the QUICK of 24 or 100 at any dmg itore. name in the big electrical kAtive for (iUdren; they all ' . EST, safest, surest way. For it will sltould never be diaregirded, par^ he Was aSMdd. of. them, for btotod tlcularly when the jpiato to refemid tho mato distaste of apything feline “Sheila Shayne in *Fiying FI toe wholesome, fWiito flavor o f cheek an ordinary cold almost as largely to the heart lies some sort of ahorîna^ terrar, There was her In tool Oallfbnila synm o| flg|v fast as you eau^t it. \ Dr. Eugene'S. Kilgore has pototefl I am sure. ' So intanSe was his neWspa-aets. Sheila* W is y n s . y vogetebto. flitygy It ^ bottled, Ask yow doctor about this. And out that a large part of the cUlRci^^ bdtr^ of. cats that he Was cruM; Us ring iAt an ead. to one ps Mssjrw Eve Samner came to see her" Begin with it at once. C9)M whw you buy. see that yon get the fidto as he wpuld stamp out a ttfidljr late in the afterndbn. Shfdla had rwill soon be eating bettag. real BAYER Aspirin Tamets. Thiqr trouing this serious conditioa to (toe t a r the ignoraiice o f the jjitoliei. Ntoat (MTheheÂsKiake. 1 been in bed most of thq - two main pdtot^ to. toLfitoMfdiited. \, V'-'/ \ PA MANCHBiStift Et^ HlJRALB, ------1-..-'^| ...... - ...... '..... -...... ------

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cracking bMt'gnd i Joan Bennett the tion thelf ! imbts aftd olNmto.?<>ManItadnai. M ri.’ A td iille aunt, Mr. add Mrs; Aniuur Me- tott W. e T.'U. sauoleet snuoy mcdienae& bm , ami uhabter to be fMOeaf as THEATERS HEBRON Donald^.Jn Hartford. ^ Mito Nancy HINT AT DECREASE The Wedding of Tom Thnmb were Mr. and M »; a P* QoiaUqr. Kulynych aecom pêd them to EPWORTHlHSmUTE \ The cast of one hundred local ASSEMBLY H EM lIffi BugeneTrsIbm', {wesldari of toe Washington’s birthday was ob Hartford for toe day Tuesday. Miss UWfir in New ^ v e n . AT THE STATE boys and girls who will present“ The served here In a quiet way. Pri Rathbim, who won Mcond prize at dame ,in Mto hoQtiwn at0 U ii- IMWATERC0.I1IICE W. GiT^D«:aEd;Varioiii£liii^ Reservations For 75 At Dinner George O’Brien and Maureen Wedding of Tom Thumb” at the vate ,residences displayed flags. B e toe National 4-H Qub style and Orfpmfcoitknfi Rspraiwitad At South Methodist Church O’Sullivan in Zane prey’s "iSjbbers’ State theater Saturday^ afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corey, ^(Inaa/revuq at Cbloafo iM t Oeocin- Ih A t 6 :S0 Tonight.' Roost”, and Nancy CairoU and John and-evening, is ready to put on one for the past two or three years'tmyiBf' hSf, will speak over the radio In a of the most deUghtful pieces of occupied the Trowbri(b?e house, New Figure Must Be Ap Boles in “ Child of Manhattan” are dialogue wito M ta Orover. of 4he A little later he said he was bom Tbs Mid-Winter Institute of the the feature attractions at the State juvenile ^tertaipmanêver present ed by Edwin T. an4 Bdward . A> FiffmBufmu Bstehridn tiipartment, a n dtoomiMicUp - to-toe tnesniyim si- Smith, moved-to Putnam on Wedhes- Cbhneciicut State Agricultural Col p rS S u p iib k lfo fMOML nessI and . asked tbe gallery if be Nutmeg Tran Epworto League tonight and Saturday, '^ o w ro ed i n 't o ^ . 'Much hard work has proved By Cheney Direc dayi lege, SatufdM,.Feâty 25, from whioli lieteiMd ia i' toe dtoate looked like a drunkard. comes to an end tonight with;' a been put in by. the little folks and mance' brings about a dumge of Mk-. and M xp. Albert W. Hilding Station WTIO, toe Travelers* build tweeh beiciâi ahouM: toa .pjrrniiMtom advoeatos banquet at toe South Methodist they are anxiota - to demonstrate tors Before Made Public. heart in a wpuld’be cattle rustler atj^d ed the .‘Umual convention of ing, at some time between 12 noon Judleii«y-€opsMitt«a M tbi* L ^ s - to kSa furpi^v church at 6:30 o’clock, for which forbad the theme of Zane Grey's that all of stage, talent in town is and 1 o’clock p. m. The subject will Buial Free Delivery Carriers at lature> yeitettov fdtwtieeaÂ Haft* seventy-five reservations have been "Robbers’t Roost” The story Is not confined to the .ranks of adults. Rockville on Wednesday, Washing be.toe Chicago trip and the 4-H Club ford. thMl " based on actual fact; real happen work that led up to It, made. A chicken supper vriO be At a meeting of the Board of Se "The Wedding of Tom Thumb" is a ton’s birthday. A chicken dinner Oeoige^H. Wflcen, former VETERANSTO COMPEL ings that took place in the South re-enactment of the wedding of Tom was served at the Trinity Lutheran of toe W. O U . here; served by a comndttee eonststfog lectmen’s committee on the pur Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sellers of west, and Zane Grey built one at his Thumb to Princess Charming. The church by the'Ladies’ ' Aid society, New London spent W ashini^n's llu n Rush, Mlea Rnto Matoiai, of Miss Ethel Lyttle, chairman: . Mas Jdoriarty and Miss Mar- chase of the Cheney Brothers util best Stories aroimd them. Georgs Story as told, is presented in three following the discussion of matters^ birthday at their . Hehroh home. Mrs. Leoir I ^ , Jftsi Cfoorfi Mba* A'rgCT0W 6»r ity companic held yesterday after O’Brien portrays the leading char pajita. First comes the opening, in of importance to members of the or row. Miss RutorÛtoham dM. M h joris Crockett Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Sellers Entertainment will be furnished acter in the story in a manner that v^ch that which is to take, place ganization. and Grlnton I.’W ill motored to Mid erts Burr. \- Expect ISO To ’take Part In noon at the Cheney Brothers main by each League after toe banquet surpasses any of his previous screen hi described to the audience by. two Miss Grace and I^ ss Ruth Chamiie dletown for a set-to at squash at toe Thers were alao . probaUy many Program ^ Many Differait office, a new price for the South efforts. Maureen O’Sullivan, the others who went unohaervoA Alto- and Rev. Harold Brennan of Hart very capaUe little singers. Then are spending the week at the home Wesleyan tennia courts. • Kfrs. SeU- GafiiM To Be Played. Manchestpr W ater Company and heroine of “Tarzan”, also adds new comes the actual wedding. The of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ers and Mrs. getotr, there were , several, hundred ford will be the guest speaker. Rev. ./ the ISouth Manchester Sanitary laurels to her screen fame. ceremony,Is a treat to behold. Then Everett G. Lord, during the absence Mr. and people,, mostly suroorters of the L. Tberon French, dean of toe In . About 150 ex-servlce men arc stitute, will award certificates and and Sewer District was given the “Child of Manhattan” is the dra cornea :vê reception. It-Is at this (ff their pairenta, the ^ v . and Mrs. Windsor were Sunday prohibition cause,'preeent . for . toe town, contingent upon the approval hearing. Mmiy were unafde to e :^ c te d to pieurticlpate in toe prizes. matic story of the life and loves of reoeptton that the members o f ; the Howard C. Champe. of Lebanon, who toe home of Miss IRldfed Rath- sports program at the School of the Board of Directors of Ch^ are the guests of .too Rev. and Mrs. gain admittance.— Mrs. Wilcox A get-together will be held later beautiful New York taxi dancer^ cast arS' calied'ui>on to present their bone. •« street Recreation Center tonight ney Brothers, a meeting of which EUden Mills, of Forest Hills, N. Y., said that about 1,000 d ^ s . signjed in tbe evening at toe farm of Ixiifis Nancy Carroll is seen in- the title teclaltles, and the~work of all of A walk in toe fi^ds rWednesday Qrgaifizatlona to be represented body will be held Monday. The new for a few days. slips. The dry reptesaiitaBvia St. Clair Burr on' West Center role and she has John Boles opposite tese young enteriainers will be a afternoon revealed aider.eatklhs w w toe Army and Navy Qub, Vet- figure was not made public. in the principal male lead, - M ist A daughter was bom to Mr, and wore white rtbbohs wlto*'the motto, are: street with a campfire and group revelatton to ideal people. • The developed and ready to fl^siel out. etkos qf Foreign Wars, American In view of the latest develop Carroll is seen to excellent ^ v a n Mrs. Donald Coates of Hopevale, “Observance Not Repeal.” They singing. ' I^tneipalB in the wedding are as The walking oh toe cross road Legion,. British W ar Veterans and ments, in the utilities matter, it has tage and John Boles was never bet Hebron, at St. Joseph’s h^pital, applauded loudly at every o i^ r fbUoWs: Tom Thumb will, be play leading from toe' virinlty of Judge Spimjsh W at . Veterans. Director been definitely decided that no ac Willfmahtfc,. Tuesday, Febriiaiy 21. tunify when statemiehts were made, ter. Excellent support is given the ed by little Anthony D â Para; Leon G. Ratoboae’s bby a cast which includea. Barbara Donovan will be seen in the A severe snow squall that threat to their Ukihg. tion at the adjourned annual town that for the past two'weeks or so Seven biOr. were up for pre in charge of toe program. Buck Jones, former well known role of Prlricess Charming, the ened to be a real btiz3»rd swept toe people Hving there have not been . 'The following, games will be London, Feb. 24.— (A P )— Larg® meeting, warrh 6. The proposal town Tuesday shortly after 1 o’clock liminary bearing . before toe Ju western star; Tyler Brooke, Nat bride; Terrance McSweeney is the able to get to church. The driving sections of England and White has been given continual study by in. the afternoon. A peculiar roar diciary Commtttiw but the one the played: VoUeyball, bowling, ping- Pendelton and Clara Brandick. A best man; the bridessmids are Ruth is even worse than waUdng. weT6 lUidBr deep .mow tpdBy ;^®d. the special committee and the full ing sound was beard and it grew so gallery was diiefly itttereatod in. dkrto* pooli checkers, cards, new serial, “The Lost Special”, a Morris, Evelyn Thompsm, Caroline Elder Oscar Snipes bvihight sev and trin be followed by a luncheon one of toe longest cold spells to w - Board of Selectmen since the Ben railroad story, will start Saturday. dark that lights were accessary in waa oae intended to repeU tint state Coma, Susan Martin, Rosalln Mc eral people with him from New Lon< eaforeement aet iha Manebsater -of sandudebei, doughnuts and cof cent years gave no Indication .of nett and Terry appraisal was deliv This serial wiU he shown on Satur Donald, Marion McKeown, Olga the houses. The storm cleared up as don when he visited his Hopevale prsesat. reprefonted not only fee, The program will get under abating. There was snow also in ered to them six weeks ago. day only for twielve weeks. Brozorid, Veronica Krayaski, Lucille quickly as it came on-, lasting only church last Saturday. too w . C* T> Ut~ but aleo' several way at 7 o’dock. Ireland. Since the appraisal was given A smashing double feature pro Conran, Constance Saplenza; maids m een o f twenty minutes. the Selectmen, a review of the fig gram will be shown a t the State of. honor gre Anna , Packard and A meûig of St. Peter's, junior ures by Cheney Brothers officials Simday, Monday and Tuesday. Ron Gloria Sapiîza: Aûgust Carbinl vested choir was held Tuesday after has been made, and it is under ald Colman and Kay Francis in will act as ling bearer aud Thomas noon at the rectory. ’The girls stood ttot the new price is some “Qynara”, and Joan Bennett and Conran, Jr., wm act as the minister. worked on altar accessories and toe what lower than the $1,300,000 Spencer Tracy in “Me and My Gal” A varied, program of specialties will boys busied toemsdves in outd^r ONLY asked by the compsuiy. The Select inake up the program. “Q i^ r a ” be introduced during the reception. work. Miss Clarissa L. - Pendleton, men are planning for open meet is an intensely dramatic picture that Dancing, singing and novelty num- primary Sunday school teacher, was ings at which time the voters will leaves little to be desired' in the beis wU follow one another in rapid present and'superintended the sew be given 'the entire facts and fig way of good story excellently acted order. The dance numbers are^by ing. 'Tea and cake furnished by ures in the proposed purchase plan. and fiawlesSly directed. “Me atid members of the Wfrtella Danring mehr Olga Stanek were served. My Gal” is just the opposite in type School,'Which school cooperated to Miss Grace Ratobuiw and her m i U N N E R of stoiy. It js'a rollicking comedy, the extent of providing the excellent cousin. Miss Dorothy Gray, are Overnight with Spencer 'Tracy at his wise dancing material in the show. spending their week of school vaca Can Onav Ton Thaae Prieea A. P. News Fins DaliTory Service Take Advantage of These—Manchester's Lowest Prices. Pittsfield, Mass.— Anthony Seeger, . sy'DIALINO 6l81-r4 ^S. On Sati^y_we haw' jUias Albert Hayes, of Great Bar Y o u r Doltili* Further At two salesladies sad sit saksmeii, e^flub fai sil, so year order will haw rington, who escaped from toe Berk sa omch attention as If you were la oar store. Every Item M , shire county jail Dec. 13, 1930, vol Pf . Remember everytlfing Imiight here carries a strict 100% X . Harlow,' former etate legion com guarantee to satisfy* mander, had asked for $150 to put The following values.prove our leadership! Bust your budget worries—shop here! ifitlzensbip papers through toe LAN D O’ L.AKF.S O i m A i J I (Free Banning 'J^ Naturalization Bureau quickly. STRICTLY FRESR LOCAL GlNOTRitoE■ 'LIgfat-Bodc large'oontenti 1 0 * Cambridge, Mass.,—Assistant Dis trict Attorney Vplpe announces that d o z . Columbia Blymr,flat _ , nine persons, four of whom were in- BUTTER lb EGGS ^ c te d at a special session of the Middlesex county Grand Jury, would WBOBATENA pfc,. 1 8 * EVERYBODY SAVES AT EVERYBODYS MARKET! SALMON 2 2 5 ® face trial early nex< month in coh section with toe $1,000,000 "Gift FINEST BRAND! Camp Assorted Varieties 2 L B .P K G . Family Swindle.” CAMPBEU/S bell’s Boston—^David S. Barry, sergeant 1-Beans 5c at arms of the U. S. Senate who was REACHES! Large Pork & Beans! Pound cake! Rcpal Lunch W e Just received 20'te c ^ (M O teuip) from onr New deposed after toe publication of an 1-Kraut Can lOc article concerning toe Senate writ-i AND York ^ k e r, Mr. Van SeiVtt says this Is tbe Isat ship tan him, says hei received letters ment at thli low prise. Better stodc np at Bmnner's Low Sealeot from all over toe country- telling pan ' Frice. ■ -Milk TaU c V /z size can. 1 2 « lb. 1 7 him be “had not gone far enough.” - C ' . i-pkg*. Dnccda Boston— Frank S. Brown Who i ■. N o .$ pleaded guilty to theft -of $1,160 COMPARE THESE VALUES WITH ANY! S t o c u i t l-tomatoes 10c from Miss Barbara McDonough Reg. IMee 40o after telling her he would act as 1 DOZEN JUICY ORANGES * "matchmaker” between her and 1 DOZEN LEM ONS FREE! Value 32c ■ With each dozen bought at : B O T H F O R .9 Mayor Curley of Boston, is sentenc- TO ad to one year in the House of Cor- 1 DOZEN TANGERINES f .V. nection. Gloucester, Mass.— ^Veteran guard ^ ^ can s ians of toe Gloucester fishing fleet Both for 29« JiaC-Y^TENDE^^^ 2 ' get together at a banquet of toe i ^ t value in the country! s * Master Mariners’ Association, a time-honored banquet of the Toilers REMEMBER A PENNY SAVED IS A PE^NNY EARNED! of toe Sea, revived after a 10-year Inreak. Soda, Graham or Saltine Assorted Delicions Same Fine Assorted L a m R l e g s Burlington, Vt.— Seismograph at JUICY, FLORIDA the University of Vermont records IAM j A 'U U E S ' ------— Mr. Thomas Keefe, nisasger of CRACKERS! .C hocolates! COOKIES! Herils A Oo. told ns he wonld- h a w an apparently severe earthquake _ / _ ^ B^DIUM SIZE about 7,500 miles distant i wme extra fancy filoRls Si^remo | Boston—An appropriation * of / Legs n ! tols. weiris-end so we $75,000 for short wave radio equip 2 b o x 2 ^ C 2 l b s . 2 5 * have poroksoed 40 .of these for Sat- ment for toe police department is 2 w » * 2 5 ® or^y. They will weigh about 8 1 unanimously approved by tbe City doz. ionnds m A Branner’s haw a spedal Council finance committee. THERE MUST BE A REASON FOR OUR lk)PULARITYl irioe this week-end at Quincy, Mass. — Quincy tebool committee, by a vote of seven to 'H Jars! California Soft SheH fin a l Cleanup of two, turns down an order passed by the City Council to name the Quincy Salad D ressing! W A u n n r s ! IB ind NnU ! senior high school. Giles Chester lb. Stedman school in honor of toe 'lea F H O N B 5 1 9 1 BACON hero. The city already has ixamed a 2 PINT JARS 2 ^ ^ street after the American Mer 1 9 * “ >• 1 0 * » > • ■aw chant’s commander. Carrots APPLES Malden, Mass.— Five year old Carl While they last! WhUe they lastt ■ While they last!; Celery .r Shaker frustrates an attempt to rob FANCY BAtbwiNS his home and as toe result of the WE t)RI(HNATE VALUES—OTHERS IMITATE! STEAKS«> • * Spinach alarm he gave, two men are token to m a i- What a hit these are! MirJiigai, into custody on suspicion of bur Large Size California bnee Again! Miffutorii ' t o e S ' glary. lbs. Rockland, Me. —Three Nortoboro, ONIONS! i lb, LetteCe PRUNES! APPLES! Mass., men who have been living on' Pleua Order Toniglit a friendship farm near here, are ar 1 0 L a B A G Qiiions rested on burglary charges. They . ■ , • 2 5 - are: George Erickson, SO, Earle 5 c l b . Get WUmot, 23, and Alfred Rqnald, 28. 1 9 * iUMUt g lhSs''''^ No; 4 Basket Get GRAPE* Fall River, Mass.— Two men of ' L ■ V p j i r . the same name are arrestofi on the ORDERS DELIVERED FREE TODAY! .D IAL,39191*. Your FRUIT same charge and booked at tot .-ii- nune time. They were Manuel Where can you duplicate tots? Here’s something no one dee f e i z e Bnm, both of this city and ' were Del Monte Red '^sidaer'B has! California,^ * I ^ charged with vtalating toe shell fish •■■iM f o r laws. SALMON! , ;;:0 B L B IW ’ ! '- T îihatoSfin ff m i . Easton, Conn.—Daniel Davis, 95, c• • a ^ tV * e ■ » : L o o k i Civil War veteran and believed tbe T t e k r h t . at the baMhmheBiis Bdv. Mason in toe United States, a 1 5 « ...2 '.'''b ateL „ O c : large lb. can l5 n lt 6 . Y ch waotjto.see^tbls! TALE mmATEBS WIN EVERYTHING BOUCffT l$*GUARA^fiEf TQ SA Î^V . New London, FUbT 24.— (A P )— dehsters, ypholding toe A REAL VALUE! ■ \ BiSMiStSr fiindBstive of\toe questiqn “ResolV- Fancy AH Bound "Rest B&aad dl; *Tfaat d ir^ ^ Jaws sboyld . be uniform in toe United ’ i^pn a z8 to 21 dsdsloD of Yoidata Ftete! iMt. nl|At oyer. tog viwsMiiRng Owectieut Col- 1 > - - w o n i i ^ Jd, Jr., and Limit J. .. ART > f^nrugfiTitirt • v m ■H ' ...... ■ I f ^ 9 m . t.vRofn^^fod’A l- BbifcATB yoUitoOilMtsil C t I! Idles c¥fbr toe S ^ e C61- . ■ ■'V-;-.. .1 r-' 'M A' - ■>.. <•■■ -A'-. r';>hW r.vv, . ' " , " . f " '■ •' ■' M A N C H E S T ^ E V E im K i^ H ^ ^ CONN., FRIDAY, FEBR^TARY 24. t >A (^ TEN ' ’ ''y--*—' i - ' ■-> ...... ' ■'• H ■ —---. '. . 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Representative Radford of Green er it the Bavarian Populists, called Y., club will meet with direcTora of win permit a maximum sfiNny observers say that De Valera.iht^^ it of 66,250 per mahte as donqiar^ wich, were named to meet with a Bavaria a “luid of ancient culture tee New York-Pennsylvania League TWftiriiig an w ort to retiapturb. sonoe FOUR MEN KILLED PROSPECTS BRIGHT with 62,000 tor daaa “B” laB gQ |& C O N N O U Y S MISSION of the money for the Free State by Senate committee and instructed to and home of religious freedom.” at Williamsport .Pa., to decide, . “At our last meeting, m v ^ floating another loan. aiSiere to the former action of the .Dr. f’rick had warned that in states where Hitler foes were in whether or not.the league shall be clubs voted in favor of a 66, iSEouse. raised from a class “B’’ to a dfiss limit and 1 am hopeful we Jean gpt ‘ The name of the Connecticut Agri power “the Reich will interfere, even STIRS FREE STATE FOR MINOR LEAGUE “A” rating. Authority for the together on something like teat” -’^ cultural College was changed to the if their sovereignty is impaired.” change has been'granted by the GENERAL ASSEMBLY ACTS donhecticut State GoUege under the The Nazis are not included in the National Assoriation of Profes True, Chancellor IHtier’s eabizfot provisions of a bill passed under sus present coalition government in sional Baseball Leagues. has a grave respimsibillty,—l^t pension of the rules. The bill was Bavaria, which would be superseded Many h i v e i A i Result of Yankees Lead Hove To Es- Weiss fhvors thie change since it of Us bather! Irish Wonder If Senator Is ON REPEAL MACHINERY passed in the Smate yesterday. by'a commlssionership. A measure providing for bi-party (Oontlnned From Page One) representation on cotmty boards of Fights In Va- tablisli BasebaD Chrenit In Trying To Float a New commisstoners'was rejected by the FAMOUS AnORNEY minority representation on boards of House, with the Democratic repre nons Eastern Cities. Loan In America. county coimxiissioners, reported-im- sentatives voting for its passage. KLEIN’S MARKET favorably by the judidaiy commit-' Twelve judgeship resolutions were DIES IN NEW YORK tee, was tabled. received from the Senate and tabled AND DELICATESSEN for printing 'in the calendar. Berlin, Feb. 24^—(AP)— Four New York, Feb. 24.—(AP) — Dublin, Irish Free State, Feb. 24. : A bill providing centralized pur (Continued From Page One) 161 CENTER ST. chasing Of state supplies was re Favorable reports were received more persons' were dead and. many Minor league baseball’s prospects —(AP)—Silence of the government on two West Haven bills, one Change jected after, being uttfavorably rer tice with Col. William J. Donovan, for 1933 have taken a decided turn Roast 1 ■ Bonelees 4 . A'-' ing the^w n into six voting districts others injured today as the result regarding Senator Joseph Connolly’s, iwrted by the judiciary committee. Republican gubernatorial candidate for tee better, in tee east at least. instead of the present three, and the of .-political rioting in various cities PORK,lb. l U |VEAL,.lb. 1 4 C mission to the United States, popu Others rejected included a measure Plans now are tmderway looking Other riiminating the to-be-made of .‘he Reich,. . . in New York state iii tee last elec larly connected with flotation of a amending the statutes regaz^g A Reichisbanner at Leiprig tion. toward reorganization of tee East loan in New York, has aroused suits against the highway-commis lists. • ern League, rehabilitation of tee lA k B .; ...... m lb . The pension plan for National and a.Ûcem^ Dortmimd were Davis was born in Middletown, widespread^ Interest among citizens sioner in the seizure of land for slain yesterday- and two opponents Conn., Nov. 18, 1874, tee son of Middle Atlantic circuit, and revival of the Irish Free State. / highways, providing .for retirement Guardsmen who have served more of tee old New Ehigland league. Fancy Legs of ^ M ' I Boneless T If than SO years was imfavorably re of Hitler (fibd in Berlin and Han Stephen Bxtooks and Harriet South- Senator Connolly,'newly installed of disabled state employes who have over from, fu riou s' injuries. maid Woddward Davis. He was The New York 'Yankees, through served 20 years at half pay and parted by the military affairs com George Weiss, generalissimo of their 1 7 c Pot Roast, lb. 1 O C minister of Ihnds, arrived in New A Leftist source told the Associat graduated from tee Middletown LAMB, lb. giving the governor power to nomi mittee and rejected. minor league interests, are associ I AND 17c : York February 17, ostensibly to ar ed . Press that leading Communists High school in 1891, from Wesleyan range ohly for repayment of a loan nate all judges. University in 1895, and from Yale ated with sponsors of' two of these feared they would be seized any mo movements. They are prepared to by Americans to the Irish Republic University Law school in 1897. He BOTTOM ROUND AND RUMP ment by the government as hos operate a franchise Springfield, proclaimed in 1916 by President Ea^ IN THE HOUSE married Mary la Rue of East Las ia- Hartford, Feb. 24.—(AP) — The tages and that they no longer darjed' Mass., if tee Eastern League reor mon de' Vêra. I^ G D i TO ANSWER to retmm to their homes. They were Vegas, N. M., Jime 4. ROAST 2 2 c lb. Mr. De Valera, who was bom in House today refused to entertain ganizes, and would like to estab reported changing their sleeping He was sidmitted to tee bar in New York, went to America in 1920. bills providing for centralized buy lish a new “fMm” .at Wheeling, W. in g ot supplies and eqiiipment for SPELLACTS LETTK quarters every night. Coimecticut in 1897 and in New Va., in tee. event that tee Middle He lectured in several of American M (^co tee following year. cities, coUecting 610,000,000 for the state institutions and agencies. At Dortmund police banned all Atlantic circuit solves its problems FANCY FOWL 2 0 ^ Despite protests from the Demo Commimist .meetings foHowing con - H is C a r ^ and decides to operate during tee Irish Republic. (Cdnfinued From Paige One) He was a representative of Ne'w Only b«if the money heu) been cratic side the bills were reject tinued disorders Mnhy persona were coming season. Mexico on tee Colorado River Com Freshly Ground, 3 lbs. e> I Veal used when the Anglo-Irish treaty ed. ' Injured in rioting in the Silesian Claude B. Davidson of Boston has order to gain Republican support mission in 1921-22 and was cuonsel was siêd. litigation' which Committee spokesmen declared cities of Breslau and Hindenburg been the moving spirit in attempts Stew, 3 for for certain appointments. when Nazds stormed Socialist meet for tee United States on tee St. to revive tee New England league, Hamburg ^DCI eventually ended in the New York that the present system of individ Spellacy sent Bergin a letter yes ual buying was considered as best ings. , « , Lawrence Waterways Commission a small-town circuit which folded up Supreme Court produced an order terday challenging him to repeat fitted to the needs of the state. Rep Meeting Cancelled in 1923. a couple of years ago. Weiss re th£|t the unexpended bânce of the word for word, the speech he made money be refunded to the subscrib resentative R. J. Wamester of Mid In Essen -poU.ee cancelled a Scoiai- He left tee Department of Com vealed that tee Eastern League, if LAMB STEW 4 ibs> 2 5 ^ dletown, led the unsuccesi^ fight in the Senate At some point where ist mass meeting where former merce in 1927 and served as direc revived, probably would operate on ers. his remarks wovdd not be privileged. for adoption of the Mils, claiming Chancellor^Fbilipp Scheidemann was tor of tee joint committee, of Na a much more comfiact scale than EXTRA SPECIAL—BONELESS SMOiOBD AND Valera’s Promise formerly when Richmond and Nor For eabh dbUar subscribed De Va)- 'that great savingii would be effected. to speak. Na^s had occupied streets tional Utility Associations until last One judgeship i^liition was fa ANSWER TOMORROW year. folk in Virginia, and Alletown in v V V A AiV ^^holC • • • 1^0 lb. era?s government proposes to repay adjacent to the hall. Pexmsylvania, held memberships. $1.^ dther in stock or cash. Pay vorably reported by the judiciary Hartford, Feb. 24.— (AP)-—After Following a . warning from Dr. The faculty of law of Northwest SCOTCH itcib. committee. It was that of Freder a conference with Senator David ern University awarded him the Plans now are for fraiicblses in ment of 610 and 625 bond certificates Wilhelm Frich; "Nazi minister of in Springfield, Hartford, Worcester, will be completdy in cash and-on ick" SÔlfield as judge of the town Goldstein and Dr. Edwaid G. Do terior, that- the Reich will counte Linthicum Foundation iPrize fo r his lan, Senator Frank S. Bergin said Providence, New Haven, Bridgeport boiid certificates from 630 upwards court of Waterford nance no resistance from South book on "The Law of Radio Com Sind possibly Pittsfield smd W ater- A committee of conference^ was today he would withhold until to munication,” published in 1927.. FRESH EGGS doz. 2 0 c will be in stock. The stock will be-, German states to extension of com bury. in Irish Free State government se named to meet on the disagreeing morrow a reply to the letter of missioner rule, Fritz Schaeffer, Besides hir widow, he is suiwived Thomas J. Spellacy asking him to “What we wsmt,” Weiss said, “is curity at 3 1-2 per cent per annum, action of the two Houses on the champion of state’s rights, told a by a son, Stephen B., Jr., of Las a iesigue where each hop is a bus FANCY not subject to Free State Tax, pay Danbury Traffic Court bill. repeat outside tiie Senate the inass meeting at Wuerzburg last Vegas, New Mexico; two daughters, speech in which he called Spellacy ride.” able yearly and redeemable in five The Senate accepted the commit night that “tee cathedral of Bam Mrs. Ferdinand L. Bailey of Sewick- the “perennial betrayer of the Definite decision with regard to COLD CUTS V 2 l b . 1 5 c years. tee’s r^>ort and rejected the bill berg already was standiig when ley. Pa., and Mrs. Neal Brown, of tee W heeling project, he sadd, may Speculation has been aroused in which would abolish the Traffic Democratic Party.” Las Vegas, and a sister, Mrs. Henri be resmhed when tee Middle Atlsm- Bergin said he would issue a wild boafs rooted around tee swam OPEN SUNDAYS the Free State by the dispatch of a Court, while the Senate rejected the de Magnln, of Bronxvllle, N. Y. tic League meets there on Sunday. statement from his office in New py spot teat is Berlin today. government minister in connection report and passed the bill. Major Addressing a Catholic Christian The body will be sent to Las Vegas Two days later, Weiss, sis vice- ity Leader Iteymond E .‘Baldwin and Haven. ^ ’* wltt repayment and well-informed Peasants’ L eiê, Schaeffer a lead for burial. president of tee Binghsunton. N.

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Prime Rib Roast Beef, standing or boned Center Cut Pork to roost 1 9 C 4 FANCY FRESH and rolled if you 1 Q ^ 9 ^ RIB GENUINE SPRING FRESH OR SMOKED wish, lb. • •...... Fresh Pigs’ Liver l O c Boneless Rolled Chuck Roast Beef for a ROAST PORK LAMB LEGS SHOULDERS ..... 1 9 c , 2 3 c FOR A BOILED DINNER Try our Home Cured Daisy Hams from 1 7 . EXTRA SPECIAL Native Pork, 2 to 4 lbs. each, . ^ ^ ^ o V ^ c i b . 1 7 . ..N A nice tender Boneless Rolled Roast of o V z * Lamb and one glass of R. S. Mint 7 _ > Q Hmne Made Sausage Meat from Jelly, both items fo r ...... / 9 C Y native Pork, Ih ...... X O C Hirnie Dressed Pork from Coventry. 2 Ihs. 26c. NICE LEAN POT Fresh Hams, whole or shank 7 0 ' half, lb...... i Z C Fancy Lamb Legs, all siz^ Lean Fresh Shoulders Y A ^ lb...... ll I C Fancy Tmider Chickmi to roast, O |S ^ 4 to 5 lbs. each, lb ...... Fresh Bacon 7 ^ lb...... I p C 5 to 6 lbs. each, 2 9 C Legs a n d Rumps Home Dressed Pork ^ 5 ^ T Fancy Fresh Fowl, OC#* 4 to 5 lbs. each, lb...... A r fs /C Boneless Rolled Native Fresh Ham, all MACHINE SLICED In Our Bakery Dept lean solid meat at Y A Home Dress^ Fowl 2 9 C FRESH OR SMOKED Ib...... ISIC SPECIAL ATOURBAEERYDEPT. BOILED HAM PURE WHIPPED CREAM EXTRA SPEOAL Home Made Coffee Rings, 7 z* 1 pound sqg^ frosted, 2 for ...... i u a / C LAYER CAKES One pound of our Home Baked Vfiigiiiia Ham and one pound of our H» ■ -’..V •

quart of our Home Baked Beans and one 1 Home Made Rolls, all kinds, O C ^ PRB8ri«KOmD pound 1 Whippad Creain Pitffa bottle of R. S. Ketchup, Y A ^^dozen fo r ’ ...... m s /C HAMBURG Both items for ...... „ X 5 / C FRESH MADE SALADS .. 1 . ' > ■ 3 , f o r 1 0 * Home Made Germian' fiye,: fdiiibi. 7 |!\,. ' Potato^ Vegetable, Shrimp, Salmon and or with seed, loaf...... X U C Egg SalaA idrfresh made. S Z e t e t E D MtfENSTER SATURDAY DNLY GROCERY SPECIALS FRE8H VEGETABLES Confectiimery Sugar, 74 "Native Ydlow Oniims 1 1 ^ iC doz. lb. POVND CAKES ...... CHEESE 1 2 picgs. for X 1 C 6 Ibs.for ...... XXC I .»• Laud 0* Lakes Butter a q ^ pounds Ih...... New Bunch Garrote, O ^ 2 hunches for ...... Blaxwdl House Coffee, 0 7 -^ Fancy,FtoridaÔrauges for 1 A.#* Roshal Scarlet Floor, CA..^ Jdtee,'dozen ... .. X «/C SAVINGS IN 24J4 Ih* aadc ... * .m .«*. Swe!/^^ L ^ R G E S m E RED MfilNTOSH YELLOW ’ EXTRA ' r' I Baldwin Afflc* I C B B R jl ^ Pure Lard g ^ . for edolmig, 6 lbs...... Ma/C FLORIDA : ------J------...... Chase A Sanhom Dated CoRee 0 7 ^ CgqpowW, Pepperf, Spinach and Fancy LE’ ' Thiisixoaa. % . • ■■ ■ . :i-A ».;• i .'i. : .. IluVast 9 vin in , .weaneiaay k sa Aicea tiib m bow:. |;tfiUAIIY 24 (GtBtral' tad flu tv n SUmdidsM n n « ) r. aad'X^* U grba 'PctUt o t lBi m m lelwlBs orjv Bond -iment Aunpday ' at ' W. Etta aad ^MUw'Ome* itwiodM alTi tsags*"^' vlwajFialMr, taaeker^^ BUI PromiBS luMMt to chu(«. P. IL o«nt. - • i- M t ^ 4 a (Bjt. .9 ^ AuootaM Putta) •iOO— 7d»—Myrt and Margo — east; segston Tuesday. ’ fU iSI ÂTSOmi ilO h U NBC-WtAF NtTWORK ^ MUliflan-A'-Shiitljan—rnMWitt -sr-’t 6:16— 7i16—Buck Rdaera in M “ “ the Mrs. E. W. Buell, has received BASIC—la e t! wwf Onjr) w««l wUo Hartft^d T : I L C> A, Tueaday. wordôf the' dealh wiw wtMr wfl wilt wflir wro w»y 6160- - wMD wea* wum wwj waal: Mlriwaat: laham w.i«« wrwii«»»ra ' ods To 6tt Rid of SbtIib lllse Ruth S91I5 q>ent the week Sawyer at her lioina la Wofieoetar, w naq w cfl kad woa>wbo wow wda( Bari Hoffman Orehastra-midwest end in New York city. Mass. ^ t .. WEEK END SPrCIALS NOflTHWCtT A CANADIAN — wtmj 1 :46— 7 :4l^ 'Baake Carter—basic; Ba* A number o r children who attend M rs/ Howard Tryon o9 CUiieido* w iba katv wabo w dar ktrr «k(w efef twaan tha Beakands—west the White school have cbickdapox. bury-visited her parents Mr. and SOUTH — wrra wptf wwae wia wjax 7 :00— 6 :00—Lambert A Hillpot — ba> &nos and Fiuts. wftafwaim wlod warn wno wab wapi aic; Malady Magic—Dixie: Bobbs ' George Oddy oTBrldgi^rt was ■Mrs. E . W . j B ^ TuM day and a c - LAND O^LAKES wjdx wamb kvoo wKy wfaa wbap kpro Benson—coaat a recent visitor at E. W . Buell’6. coit4)aiU!ld by her mother vleltfd weal ktba ktba 7 :16— 6 :16—Singin' Sam—basic: Mai* Washington, Fsb. .24.— (A P)—Th6 j 4y Maiie—Dixla; Niobels Or.—w Miss Marie Ji^mer ' is spending her Aunt Hattie Ellis in Hehrpu. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl k(ir kghl' 7 :60— 6 :80—Nawa Drama—also coast: possihility of using aurjaus fann aomb thno at Mr. and Mrg. Ralph They- found her about aa jisyaL COAST—kM kfl tew komo khq kpo Ann Leaf. Organ Recital—Dixie crops for the prpductlim 4 :16— St15—Tba Stary Man—a only 9 :00ii">10d)0 —Columbia Ravuo—also eat elect Roosevelt • . 4 :60— 8 :60—Tha Hutehinaon Family 6 :3O-10i60-Stpaat Singer—also ooaat FOR A OEUCIOOS flW AKfAST 4 :46— 5 :46—Safaty Saldiaiw—a only 0 l ^ 10___H6 —Piano____ Team—east: Myrt A report prepared by Dr. James < SdA— 6 KM—Mayor Oavia Or.—to eat and Marge—repeat for weat M. Doran, commissioner .of indus* 8 :80— 0 :6^Batty Loop A Har Oang 10:(Kk—11 UK)—Barlow Symphony-to a trial alcohol, is ready fqr presenta* 6 :46— 6 :46—Seutn Saa lalandora—to o 10:80—11:80—Abe Lyman Oreh.—c to e STRAWBERMES ÂNcyfiiiH fi lAWn R Slf 6 :00— TKI^-Oenald Novia—alao ooaat 11:00—12kK>—Pallnelt Orchestra—o to a tion to-Mr. Roosevelt next-Saturday. 6 :16— 7 :16:—Talk an Ceamlo Raya 11:80—12:30—Clyde McCoy’a Orchestra 6 :30— 7 :30 —Fup Trappera—wear only I compiling it iDoran made a tour 6 :46— 7 ;46-Tha Qoldbaraa. Skotch 11:45—12:46—Hal Kemp Orch.—c to c of middIe>West experimental cen* HEAVY CREAM bazy 7 :0 0 — 6 :00—Oroh. A Cavaliora—o to e 12KI0 — 1 :00—Dahca Heui^wabo only ters. IrtIO— 8 :00—To Ba Announpad 1 :60— 8 :80—tea Rotaman Orohaatra NBC-WJZ NETWORK ^ While Doran would not divulge 0 KX>—lOklO—Al Jolaon—ooaat to coaat BASIC — Bast: wjs (key) wbs*wbsa any details, he said bis study had 0 :30—10:30—Qruan and Hall. Flanoa wbal wham kdka wgar w ir wlw wayr 0 H6—10:46'" Tha Harmonica RuMla wmal: Midwest: wcky kyw kfkx wenr convinced him that the plan “bail BACON 10:00 —11 d)0—Anaon Weeka’ Orcheatra wla kwk kwer koil wren wmaq kso real possibilities as farm aid which 10:30—11:30—Ozzie Nelaan'a Orcheatra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — WtmJ Fisift Sffecd-'^Sugar Cured « F L O im » wo aid cost - the Federal Treasury 11 kX^16d)0—Ralph KIrbary — baalo; wiba katp webc wday kfyr okgw efof Tha Qeldbarga—repeat for coast SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wis wjax nothing.” Rimlfeii 11:06—12:06—Den Beator’a Orcheatra wfls'wsun wlod warn wmo wab wapi The plan centers about legislation 11:30—12:30—Hally wood on the Air wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre Gold Medfil e r ^ woal ktba ktb* to require uhe use pf alcohol manu' CBS-WABC NETWORK ^ MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kgbl factored from surplus agricultura ■» ' BASIC—East: wabc (key) wlco wade PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl tew komo commodities In gasoline mixturee “ 13^ woko wcao waab wnac w(r wkbw wkrc khq kpo keoa kaz kjr kfsd ktar for motor fuel. PfHsburyî Boil ^ whk ckok wdre wcau wip>wfan wjaa Cent East. a ean wfbl wapd wjav; Midwest: wbbm The President'Clect is understood wgn wfbm kmbo wcco kmoz wowo 4 :30— 5 4 0 —The Singing Lady—east EAST AND CANADIAN — wpg whp 4 :46— 6 :45—Orphan Annlg—eaat only to have bad bis attention called to Fam ily SH wlhw wbac wlbz wfea wore efrb ckac 5 :00— 6 :00—Our Dally Fbed. Talks the proposal by Hgnry A. Wallace a I DIXIE—wgat wfsa wbre wqam wdod 5 :10— 6 :16—Del Lahipa’a Orehastra Iowa, expected W be the next secre* EGGS wnox klra wree wlao wdsu wtoc krid 6 :45— 6 :45—Lowell Themaa — eaat; wrr ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wodx Orphan Annie—midwest repeat tary of agriculture, who, was im Pastry ^ wbt wdaa whig wbas wtar wdbj wwva 6 :00— 7 :00—Amos 'n* Andy—east only pressed by experimeiitation at Iowa HENFIELD MIDWEST — wbem w'abt wcah wmbd 6 :15— 7 :16—Hilda Burke. Songs—to e dez wtaq wkbh kfab wisn keej wibw kfb Detective State college, his''alma mater. SELECTED Ibi wmt wnax wkbn wgl 'a Orchestra Two members of an informal com Frtfh DsUy coNlegle ql MOUNTAIN—kvor klz koh kal , ______n Health Milk PACIFIC COAST —khj knx koin'kgb 7 :46— 6 :48—Howard ''huraton, Magic mittee which has been gatheHng kfro kol kfpy kvf kem kroj kfbk kwg 3 :00— 6 :00—First Nightsr—alao coast suggestions for reorganization os' *:8S— 9 4 (k—Musical variety—o to c i t . is :;; the very Cent. East. 9 :00—19:00—Alice Joy and Orchestra the Federal government, fprmer Brookside 4 :30— 5 :30—Skippy, Sketch—east only 9 :15—10:16—vie and Sads, Comedy Repêntative Swager Sheriey of fin est e ra e k e ry o u c a n Creamery 4 :45— 6 H6—Lone wolf—eaat basic ^5 :30—1 0 4 0 —Shields' Concert Orches. Kentocky, and Daniel C. Roper, BUTTER 6 :00— 6 :00—Vaughn de Leath—to cst 10:00—1 1 4 0 —"Mrs. Nagaby” — east; set before fiunily. 5 :15— 6 :15—Qeo. Hall Orches.—c to c . Amoa *n' Andy—repMt for west slaced to be the next secretary of 5 :30— 6 :30—Gertruda Niesan, Songs— 10:15—11:16—Lew White, Night Song commerce, also have begun a study RO YA t itJNCH-- Made east; Skippy—midwest repeat 11 :®5 “ 16:0S—Cab Calloway Orchestra of tha best Creamy. Flaky. 5 :45— 6 :4 5 — Jurt Plain Bill — east 11:15—12:18—Howai4 Thurston—o rpt of the plan which is employed in t>n|y; tone Wolf—midwest repeat 11:8 5 —12:30—Joe Furst’s Orchestra varied fornas in most European Padted ovcn-lrdsli^ Delivered NEW RECUI.AR POKES countries, in J^ an , and in several tow ovefi% ^. ^Popular with chow South American Republics. ^ 8:45—^Thurston, Magician. ders, saliuls, coffee, milk* And OLD e o to 9:00—First Nightor; Eric Sager- Edward A. O’Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau Federa- a real iponey-saver in the big FREE IM K . .. DUhtsduttstrzKh PKG WTIC quist’s Orchestra.. TOUT 4iBM. TtMts dm azT* your PRIZE CIGAREHES OMTOMiLff 9:30—Êddie and Ralph; Roy tlqp, said he favors the plan but 6 1 *pouod or 2-pouod package! ~ Jut wtitt lor dM a6w boob- TiAvelelw BroadcaBtlBg Servloe Shields Ochestra; male quartet serted that an increased tarilf on “WioMt M«mi Migic’' A eew POttczrd. will Jo. Addieu it to Bsrtford, Conn. 10:00—Dorothy Fields and Jimmy blackstrap molasses from which NATJONAl* BISCUIT COMPAlNY BREAD 60,000 W., 1060 R. C., 282.8 M. McHugh. most industrial alcohol is now made will be needed first. c o n n 10:15—To be annotmeed. ./ White—Sliced or Unilieed 10:30—Cascades Orchestra. Com, small grains, surplus fruits Friday, February. 24. 10:45—.News. and potatoes, Including sweet varie GROUND or BEAN lb tin 11:00—Time, weather, temperature ties, could- be used, O’Neal said. KYBO P . M. 11:03—Sports Review. Research worker: at Iowa State M n e ^ a [QLj r s 4:00—^May We Present. 11:15—Soloists; Welcome Lewis. College estimate that a ten per cent Fsverile Ibfilff 4 :1 5 — ^Triangle CSub. 11:30—Night Song. alcohol requirement as proposed in JOHN ALDEH 4:82—^Walter Dawley, organist. 12:00—Cotton Club Orchestra. a bill by Representative Hull, (R„ StOQu—Little Symphony. 12:80'a. b.-^Tlme. HI.), would provide an optlet for 5:80—“The Flying Family.” about 600,000,000 bushels of com. RICHMOND 5:i5—Safety Soldiers. RED < W 8«H« m Pint gmgu fore thee for our rightrousness, League. Some of the members of n ciety. but for thy great mercies.—Daniel the Hebron and Marlboro C!bristian NIUBROOK CLUB M Y / oo—Jessica Diagonette and Men 9 :1 8 . Endeavor societies were present. About Town. Mrs. Arnold C. Fboto, and the If thou bast fear of those who children, Heleu and 'Theodore, spent t.■';o:00—K -7. the week-end with Mr. Foote ih GINGER ALE ^0:30—Famous Favorites — Chris* command thee, spare those who obey thee.—Rabbi Ben Azai. Amherst, Mass. o: tiaan Kriens, dliector- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Twining of Radio Pale Dry Contenu only J 254 Price for contents Only j^ :0 0 —ÂI ôlson. East Hartford were Sunday visitors |pl0;80—The Merry Madcaps— Nor- BIO DEMAND FOR BOOKS at Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Post’s, '*'man Qoutier, director; with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote ~ were 'I Three Mad Hatters. Washington, Feb. 24.-—(AP) - visitors Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. A. California Pea Btsns-Ovcn Baked LARGE jdl:05—Dance Music from New Members of Congress are digging H. Foote’s in Colchester. Other visi ^ York. into books in search for legislative, SMOKED 21 OZ tors there were Mr. and Mrs. Frank TIN!( 12:30 a. m. — HolIywood-On-ThC' guidance as they never did before. E, Foote and their daughters of FRIEND’S BEANS A ir. In a letter read to the Senate, the New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. George SHOULDERS 1:00 a. m.—Silent. Librarian of Congress, Herbert Put B. Miller and Miss Marion Bock. yiu nam , said: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and LEAN, SHORT SHANK Dromedary DateiT' 2>'-33F * “The recent demands (foi:^ refer their daughters, Barbara and Shir BestCuts -- 6 at tin 1 ,} ence service, have been Overwhelm ley were visitorb Jionday in Hart Baker's Cocoa ing; for at no time has there been ford and at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Post's i i. WDRC such anxious study of the principles in B^st H art^d. RIB ROAST “ 8^ :59ft - FESERUNMINa 2i'::;lSF expounded and the experience re Mr. and Mrs. William Braniard ; 225 Hartford, Conn. 1330 PepuUr c!ut pot reest P f l H I ^ E SANTA CLARA LAR(3E 40-M SIZE corded in books.” and their sons of Westland street, 4 *>2}# W- The le tte r asked tlê Senate to add Hartford, visited local relatives Sun . : Frldsy, February 24. 36,490 to the reference Service ap day. CROSS RIBS Puritan Malt 49^ propriation. After Senator Nye (R., Miss Merle Fryer of Willimancic Fancy Northern P . M. N. D.) read it yesterday, the Senate is spending a few days this week SALADA Finest Peiri 2&3SF ,4:00—The Grab Bag. voted the additional sum. wibt the Misses Olive and Bilene '4:30—U. S. Army Band. W arner. ITURKEYS S. 0 . S. Cleamer 2:>'-23< 5:00—Bobby Benson. HOTEL ROOMS RESERVED The Grange meeting wag held fA Fancy milk-fed 4-5 lb avj * 5:15—John Kelvin, Irish Tenor. the Hall 'Tûesday evenlog,ê Lec TEA ClOFOX AMD A i^ 'lh AîmKliUZER filSB—Skippy. turer’s program wae “Funouf Washington, Fob. 24__ (A P ) — Spteiil prices this week j 5:45—Lone Wolf ’Tribe. Washington hotels, reported today Birthdays, roll call, a bit I of p oet^ r CHICKENS Clani Chowder B;OOu.Vaufhn DeLeatb.' that virtoally all their available or a story about famous ptysoos Fresh 5-7 lb avg ■8:15—(Seorge Hall’s Orchestra. rooms have been reserved for the bonr thla month, a drsuna, 'Trutli 6:80—(]iertrude Niessen. Roosevelt inaugural. for a Day” was presented by gistera 6:45—Cbandu the Magician. As a result, the inaugural housing Florence Jones, Olive Warner, Hsinll SHOUtDERS 7:00—Myrt and Marge. Porter, Marjorie Foote, Ellene War committe'e became one of the most Bfifisd iLdeiuacl . . . 7:15—Dave Burrougb’s Serenaders. ner and Stella Spak. llie past iob8~ 7:30—Jubilee. active groups in preparations for the teris jewel was presented to Mw. H yea daa't iar,Vfjhe mgat.y an tAlt Sang tm aver bMghi 7:45—Ray Folletter, pianist. flood of Visitors estimated at up to Mary Z. Foote by the executive com 200,000. LAMB FORES M araschino Style 8:00—Scrappy Lambert, Billy Hill- mittee C. W. Hutchinson presented pot; Orchestra. The committee, headed by Mrs. the jewel and Mrs. Foote expressed 8 :1 5 — Slngin’ Sam^ Blair Banister, capital society wo her gratitude to the Grange for VECBTABU SOUP * : A T f 8:30—^The March of Time. man, has arranged for more than their. appreciaUon of her work as Cherries 9:00—Leonard Hayton’s Orchestra. 20,000 rooms in private homes, In- master and accepted the jewdi with » EXTRA SPECIALT « 9:15—Mary Eastman, soprano. eludhig residences of some of the thanks, ___ p AT OUR DELICATESSEN DERAILMENT Debeietts in Ssledi 9:30—“The Inside Story;” Edwin city’s wealthiest families. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck and. Miss Maehlac tiiced flasket ittrsclivt d ecersti^ i C. Hill; Amelia Earbart Orches- trfte FROM o u t RNAST BAKERy 1 0 :0 0 — 12,000 in Gold Ck>ntest. BOILED HAM B a i J e t 3 ex b e r* 10:00—Columbia Revue. FTH i0:80-"Street Singer. 10:45—Fray and Braggiottl; piano SPICED HAM [LiYcr Cake duo. Just ^Received 11:00—^Nino Martino, tenor—with GOLD MEDAL R ii^ Bread F ^ DAILY large leaf T Columbia Symphony Orchestra. ANOTHER CARLOAD OP THE FAMOUS MINCED HAM 11:30—Abe Lyman’s Orchestra. SOFTASILK Peanut Cookieir i ^ “Lay or Bust ” FEQ)S BOLOGNA Cake Flour ' MaR tie NtlMaa taaa a te 16a fat WBZ-WBZA FRANKFilRTS mlaaa Gratl la WASHaURN O O ttV Rafsln Ceoklcst: SSfi C O . M lNNEAraUS, MINN/ aadra-' Springfield — Boston aabca CAKE K A T E FREE ' nitSH Fkuirs v .k j i a b h s 11m . Friday, February 24. Cracked Com lOO 8 9 < HUSH riUJITS VlCIIAi'.lfS l ^ l b a k f 4:09—Cosmopolitan Orchestra. ' ORANGES 445—Cohen and Clancy. Cora Meal too lbs. ORANGES FANCY FLORIDA. r i 4i80—Boaton Public School Sym- )y O rch estra smd Glee Club. ------F A N a FLORIDA is* ° o > 29f Agricultui^ Markets. larie ^ m ncdkigi saiiH Xhecelatc I«X5—Cimesrt—Bettler Brooks, con Scratch Feed loo 11 m . $ X * i 4 lixc ^ lif e tralto; Rutb Hansen and Henry Enross, pianists. CaHfereii f K 5:80—Singing Lady. LEMONG fiin k iil Peaks 5:45—Little Orphan Annie. Stock Feed loo ibs.'$X .19 N . 6 . C GAifll % IkOO—Our DaUy Food — George 0 U ctO T and Judge OoMon. Chick Feed, Utying Muh, Ixrowing Mash, Dairy Ration, STRAWBmES F-# 2 « .2 f e '-Views of th e N ew s. Oats, Poultry Wire an^ Supplies, Roofing, . ; Faney lb hulk U—Bill iraiianUL- NWiHe -Temperature, weather, time. Faney -LowiO TbomiB. Frices Are Cash at Store -n Small Ohaige for DaUv^yJ Calibuiia ' gw -AiaoB V ABdy* r \ ■ki ..V- .'r' “ - * Triol' i Fane^ CaWiifiii.^ .:4>r [i- “m :«i* DINB06B (TooBl add: > i a . s ÂdveiHurei in Dr. ______1 - ■ •'‘■r; . ■■ ■ P A G B T W B I ^

ha yesterday's ^report of the in- latenfooving-tq^: Recreation Center since ,they were and peppy rhythm. Also on the ev^ sCkUation and... eiitertainment of started turned out for last night's ning*8 program was B et^ Donovan, AD R EW YOUNG DIES ^ m thcM h« viFent. Recreation Center FIVE CENTS A DAY ABOUT TOWN Oibbons Aaseihmy, Catholic LAdios bis wile 4ie4L dance. the ‘ Qirl Trombonist whose abili Oolumbua, several ’ names were Items of In tei^ There were over 400 paid admiS* ty as a finished musician was ap-' Vocal and piano pupils of Miss inadvertently omitted. Miss Fran AT BOSTON HOME Thb' . te^ ;tafo. aiu sions. Doyle's Brown Derbies, that plauded. Arlyne C. Moriarty will vqipear in cis Casbibn, violinist, had a part in death reached U a 1 i-w,. popular Danceland band of Hart THIS CAMPS WAGES recital this evening at Watkins the program, accompanied by her Margaret Hannon o f 'NsfW MotheFi>iii-LaWy Mrs. Michael The largest number or peojde to ford, made a tremendous hit with There are just as many ^ men Brothers' auditorium, 11 Oak rtster, ESeanor, on the pliô. Trus this morning who in t m tb . attend the popular commimity many extra features, singing, special making their mark today as ever — street Ben Radding lyjU sing. The tees were chosen as follows: Mrs. and Several Sisters-in- the Inforiwtioli^ to. her 'uK^her dances conducted at the East Side lighting for musical instruments. but they're using red ink. recital Is open to all interested. Bblle Zimmerman, Ntrs. Agnes Mes L iv e Here. sisters to ' this! idsM.v.-Astas--:.'' HuDihreds o f College Men and sier and Miss Dorothy T y ^ , and the information that the ' Passengers on the trbUey car auditors: MissyTactherlne Shea, Mrs. Andrew. T q u ^ , age 60, son-in-law sent to Manchester for other detaUs were l^veli. .------from Hartford to Manchester yes 'Iheresa Milikowaki and'Miss Bea ot Mrs.'Michael Price of Laurel M edianics d a d To Get terday afternoon .were given a trice Sweeney. tion to lira. Hannon of New B rltita Streep Manchester, died in Boston scare jUd one'was injured by broken other ststefo-in-law here. MILK Feed and L o d m l» Send: glass when the car reacb^ Bum- Mrs., Sarah McGonlgal and her last night, having been in failing R. B. Carney, Mias.Helrti R ice and side. The car hiul come to a stop to daughter, Mrs. John Flavell, of health for several months. He was Miss Jiilla R ice, aU of IfanchestWRt leave passengers when, a large truck Woodbridge street, entertained a bom'in Albany, N. Y., and.itwas in approached froin the rear. |t struck number of friends apd relatives at that city that he mariried Miss Mary Jacksonville, fila ., Feb. 24.— (A P ) Price, me eldest of the daughters of The king cobra sometimes at* FED the trolley and knocked out three of a Washington’s Birthday party yes Mr. and Mrs. Michael price. For tains a length of 18 feet, and il —Skilled workmen—some of them the windows in the'rear right side of terday afternoon.' The decorations and table favors were in keeping several years he was engaged in t' e the largest poisonous snake in tha The choicest and costliest fowl are **milk> college graduates and specialists In the car. The gliM fell inside and vritb the occasion men’s clothing business in Albany, world. fed.” The healthiest babies, the hardiest highly technical lines—are working one woman passenger, who left the at Camp Foste.* near here for a car before it reached the Manches youngsters are likewise milk-fed ...... re- nickel a day and their keep to beat ter line, was cut ber that, you grown-ups! Bryant & Chap the depression “rap.” man pasteurized milk is not only economi On this 1,000 acre tract where There will be a meeting of the 10,000 men trained during the W orld committee of Odd Fellows and 'Re- cal food... .it is health insurance. Drink War and where the National Ouard bekahs in charge of next week's a quart a day! of several states hold summer Recreation Center party at Odd Fel maneuvers, Jacksonville Is, in a lows hall at 7 o'clock tonight. The . \() liUh/dl large measure, taking care Of Its Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are to transient, employed with funds from have the use of the- Recreation Cen if luvIlUI- Phone 7697 the ReconstnicUon Finance Cor ter's fhcllities a week foom tonight poration. and this committee is laying out the hi I .v//// n I And the men— 100 or . 500 strong program . ‘ QualUn ‘ ' ever since the camp opened nearly •Courtfw* three months ago—are happy. That Mra Annie Oleaaon,. chairman of (Ulicacii' •Service • is, those who have been there for a the finance coimnlttee of the Memo apman time. They come in feeling pretty rial Hospital auxlliuy, with the low.' Jobs are scarce where they members of the commttee and the m klte mukit! 35 Y E A R S O F S E R V IC E have been smd the winter has been exeoutivt board, are arranging for bitter cold. a Large public card party for Mon Their work largely ie confined to day. afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. “Tested In Our State-Approved Laboratory” improvements at the camp. Trained The social win be open to all womeu LB. electricians are rewiring the entire players. Thosb who desire to do so tract. There is a fire department, may arrange for their own tables, voluntarily organized, which has re p la ^ g pivot bridge, setback, whist paired an old army fire wagon of the or any preferred card game. Tbere at ad AiP 1918 vintage. will be prizes, refreshments and a uuukels Exterminating Bugs social time. The profits will be de An experienced entomologist has voted to the auxlliaxy's fund for oi PINEHURST! been busy working on shrubbery, linen or other supplies for the Memo exterminating bugs and insects and rial hospital. practicing tree surgery of some of MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Pillsbury^s Cold Medal Pinehurst and its customers are on such a Members of Mons-Ypfes Post, CREAMERY the moss-covered gigantic oata SUGAR friendly basis that, once In a whUe we do not British W ar Veterans, are requested BUTTER along the picturesque banks of the hesitate to make a general Request for a favor. to meet at the School street Rec Fancy Young St Johns river. The head cook, a bag 6 3 < lb. Here it Is! One of our boys wUl-be out tomor reation Center at 7:15 tonight to Flour 10*^ 4 2 c native of Holland formerly was a row (result of mnnliig a naU through his foot) take part in the ex-service. men’s 22c colonel in the Mexican Army. and. as it is too late to break in a substltiito. It pjiogram . Turkeys ib.25c The First to Reduce! The same broker in New York City who ship will help ns If every customer who finds It per In command of the camp is T. E. Besselieu, a former officer in the ped us the Peaches everyone liked so much, has fectly convenient will phone ciders In tonight. Grandmothers sent In for Saturday speâls, more Phone service until 8:80—very early Satnrtlay American Army who was wounded R ib R o a st P o rk '*>■ 7< delivery. Thank you! in France. His lieutenant is an old. HOLLYWOOD cavalry sergeant whe also was a Bread SU Ac Face Rump or Bottom Round 20-oz. Loaf LINCOLN PEACHES World War officer and saw service MARKET Tender Olives in France. Eighteen per cent of the men at 881 E^Bt C enter S treet, Pot Roast n> 23< Silverbreok Wildmere X large cans 2 9 . Sweet Peas camp are ex-service men and a mili Comer Parker 1 9 c , 2 9 c tary air prevails in the self-govern Disl 3804. We Deliver. Siloed or halves to seU special Saturday. ment there. C h u ck R o ast "> 12V^c BACON EGGS 1 ^ for extra large O f the m ore than 700 men who 200 lbs. of Best Round 3 “ " '4 9 c D i e size. have passed through the Ci.mp since doz. SEA SHRIMP its inception a few months ago, only ' Steak Armour's Melrose lb 1 3 « three have been ilUteratiis. Thjbo is full sise cans. The Meat Dept, just asked for a mention on no room' there for "hoboes” or pro 1 4 c " " Sinoked Shouldete ? IlM 'n n 'I. RM k.'l fessional panhandlers and Radicals * Pinehurst Quality Corned Beef not willing to carry their share of 4 lbs. Young* Native 1 0 C can the load or who try to stir up dis- Armour's Small Skinned COFFEE sention are quickly excluded. Fowl Bokar Pound Tin IS c Ribs will be lb...... 5 c ‘“7c F ro m 17 to 70 Hams sS'h.':' Red Circle Pound Pkg. 2fc 3 cans 29c 5 cans 49c They range in age from 17 to 70, 8 9 c “ '*• Middle Bibs ...... 1 5 c victims of the economic unrest. All Annour't Star 8 oXIock Pound Pkf.- 19c COUNTRY KIST (cream style) of them are single or unatteched. Tender Shoulder Pot And leaner, more solid 2 4 C ^ 3 0 C When the men make application Roafts Sausage'it 2 p«c*-1 9 « GoldenBantam Corn for admission they are asked few questions—their names, residence Nectar TEAS and former occupations. They are Mixed 1 0 c , 1 5 c " ’ FormoM 4cans 49c 3 cans 2 5 ^ GRAPEFRUIT given rigid physical examinations on Spi^g Lamb Legs 1 Steaks Best Quality Orenqe Pekoe admission. .. \ Q c H-lb. pk(. Fancy Atwood Oeylen Our most popular size orange for Juice. When their clothes or shoes wear Tender Bib Boasts 2 *7 Top Round out they are supplied with new ones lb...... 1 / C Short and they may call them their oWn if Small Fowl AO ^ The First to Reduce ORANGES they stay a month. Most of the each ...... Sirloin . 25^ shoes are furnished by the Red Swift Bacon, sliced, OB... Cube Pound Cross. The Salvation Army collects Save and redeem srour L u x Ckmpons, th ey are 2 lbs. fo r ...... worth money. Sale Saturday. the men here and transports them Lunb for stewing ^ ^ Rump Steak ib.35c 2 ^c 2 ie fancy low them to ^change mall with Ib...... DC prospective employers. Sweet Cream Butter 1 Q c Tomato SoupCampbeir94 pans 25c Quaker MaM CMli Sauco^^ 15^ BEEF lb. 19e Florida W ax Beans and Crisp Sultana Rod Beans 3^ T3c Large'Bonoh C m Iona Unto Boaihf ' ' 13^ Stringless Green Beans C a r r o t s ...... DC Quaker Maid Ketchup l6< X lb*. iSt Medlom Potatoes A .. Unoeda Biscuits 4 pigia": 1 Sell This Is the first shipment of Wax Beans In peck ...... UC some time, and we think they wlU sell out fast. P. & G. Soap 7bars19c N. B. C ; ^ SLICED BACON V SCOTCH HAM Lux large pkg.21c Popularity Asisortinont 2 ibs. 2 S again at ***’ Celery Beets 6c, 3 for 15c Plank-Bell 21c 18c lb. Fancy Lettuce Carrots, 3 bunches 15c. Miss Margaret Bell, daughter of C. H . TRYON’S Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bell of 19 New BIG CANNED GOODS FEATURB! 3 0 c Spinach White Onitms a man street, was . nmrrledi last eve Or would yon like a nice Veal Boast. The loin White Mushrooms ning to William LeRoy Plank, son Sanitary Market Veal chop Roast will be 85c and the Rib Veal of Mr. and Mrs. Samud W. Plank IONA CORN n«-2c*" .^ 9 Roast Z5c lb. Also nice Rump Boast of Veal. Also some nice firm SWEET POTA of Hebron avenue, Addison. The TOES, CRANBERRIES, Honey Dew Mel- ceremony was performed at the D ia l 4 8 0 0 No. 2~Can hoine of the bride's p a ^ ts at 7:30 Iona String Bda>^9 ons and Ripe Pears. LAMB LEGS by the Rev. Hairts B. Antbpny, pas Native OiiokMDs OQ A FOR SALADS: The finest firm Red Ripe tor of the Oiurch of the Nazarene. pound;...... i f a D C No. 2H Can Tomatoes— Cucumbers. The single ring sei^ce was used. Legs of lam b 4 q IONA BEETS J J c lb. Miss ESyelyn Jolmstcn, inclose friend pound ...... i ^ C Broeroli, Egg Plant; Indian River Oruiges of the bride, waa Mdesmaid, and Pork to Boast a No. 2 Can (7 lb. ave.) Victor Adamson, best man. TOMATOES The bride who was given In mar Smaller legs and Morris Supreme grade 80 lb. Bib Boast Beef 1 A ^ extra. riage by her father wore a gown of POULTRY light blue fiat'crepe wlQi accessories p o u n d ...... a 9 C FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES BAKERY SPECIALS to match, and shoulder bouquet of Rump Roast Beef ; OO m Shoulders of Lamb, nicely boned and rolled. ■ pound...... a m C Thrifty people will buy them at 99c each. Our Turkeys, Capoiis, and the kind pink roses and Sêt peas. The meat manager wanted to speak about some fancy ^bridesmaid's gown was . of aquap Sirloin Steak • OK m Delicious Red Ripe Sweet-Ryo RIB ROASTS, boned and roUed or cut short. of ROASTING em C K E N S marine blue silk crepe with match ing accessories and shoulder spray 2 p m ^ i Hainburg Price is the lowest In years and the qnaUty is ex (4Vi fo S ObB*) leave just nothing at aU to cellent. of yeUow roses. B r e a d be wished. The ceremony was followed by,a Rib Lamb Cliiops 2 Q - ’ POT ROASTS reception for 50 guests from tWiw and Apple ^Hice FOWL FOR FRICASSEE other towns. The decorations of the Again tomorrow for. a thrifty Pot Boast we Fancy Lean Corned Bee( ^ o ffer will be from * | a q to A g p A each Bell borne were pink and white a n d aa p h n n p streamers and pink 4md white cut M. pint baskets 2 S* C a k e 2 2 5 ^ BLOCK CHUCK and tender as any you ever saw. flow ers. Mr. and Mrs. Plank left later in F B ia « FISH IWEBY DAY. Juicy Florida POT ROAST at Schoitold Sfuiaage the - evening for a wedding trip to Strictly Fresb Eggs O A .. Ib...... 3 0 c New York City, the bride wearing a d o z e n ...... Z U C d o z .R 5 < travellog ensemble in navy blue. On Grapefruit ”HISr 6 for 25c Small lin k Sausage Elizabeth Partr NUdets 1 C ... their return they.wUl make their Ih...... a^...... a...... Drt Mislz Com, can ...... I 5 l b s . S 9 « home for the' i^reaent with the C aH fem lo Susage Bihat 1 f A m Solid Crisp ItoboiB bride's parents; Mrs. Ben was forai- other onta of Pot Boasts pnustlcalh" boneless, fib. aC3|8# y V I ♦ eriy enjoyed in Chenoy Brotlfors 2 cans lid Salmon ...... 19c will be from 19o and to 29e lb.. •. Spare Bibs . Sauer Knuit cravat department and Mr. mack is Lettuce Z hds. 13c ATVinlAVHfi in Coater outs of Boast Forte will, we tMnk, be a 20c little lower than last wedc. Pleoso ask for furloe A real bargain . ' A few B ollin g ► •. •"-i- as we had not purchased b v portt, when dlls enta of Rhim at, lb ...... 5 c adv. waa wrtttqn. O thers a t 7o and 9c fib. I- ! A^.P Food Stores Nf w Enc

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r r ■ " , . j . ,M ,I piece, the cylinder blocks being set gel refused to dlsdose his future had appeared in a Denver newspa city directory denied all knowledge and seemed very nervous. He asked f b k n c m w oioarm oiM y> at an angle of 90 degrees. This de plans but indicated-other witness per, toe ad reading: of the Sd and said he knew.of. no the price of a two-line ad, the olerii P«rl«, Fib. »t^(4jP)...^' Ajr»> GKAHDJUKYPROBE es, including the kidnap victim’s "Can represent you and arrange other man in toe ^ by that aaid, counted out tha exact ohange NEW FORD V-8 POT sign provides an exceptionally ftiial to pyiy U|em utfif» mttNC* compact power plant Btisically the father would be summoned. payment safely." name. and left hurriedly, after instruct iii' is gTsnts 1932^ der investigation today after a signed "W. B. Carroll." presented it had a muffler wrapped is one of tha nor largprt sidCngo The engine reaches its ■ power mysterious personal advertisement The only W. B. Carroll In the about the liower part of bU face Voting is compuisoiy in Argentina orgaaisatloBs. peak at 3,800 r. p. m. This point being unusually high in the speed Big Crowd Sees Car At Local range, the car is capable of nego Sod of Colorado MiflioDaire tiating steep grades at high speed. Dealer’s Rooms At 1069 Now Frame Ifas Been Misang Now The new frame is also one of the Main Street unusual features of the car. It con For Twelve Days. The“ Self-Serve” Is A sists of four channel members, the two members which form the X-brace being continued inside and A steady stream of visitors almost to the ends of the main Denver, Feb. 24.—^^(AP)—A new IT P A Y S viewed the new Ford V-8 cylinder channels, thus providing a struc investigation, this time tiy a Coun Beehive Of Activity Each .^turday! 112-inch wheelbase motor oar ture of great rigidity. Where the ty Grand Jury, was under way as TO WAIT ON X-channels are brought together the twelfth day passed since the when one was put on display to they are joined by a semi-circular , . WNat a busy place the Food Departments are each Saturdayi Approximate ly three thousand customers shop day at the showrooms of the Man cross-member on which the rear kidnaping for $60,000 ranrom of r> week-end. They come from near and far! They bu y enough for the week-end or a wwk ! ’ chester Motor Sales, Ford dealers, end of.the power plantrests in a Charles Boettcher, 2nd, scion of a YOURSELF WMi. ^ B ^ um theM cimtomere know that at Hale’s they can purchase^the best of foods at lowest possible prices. Join at 1069 MiOn street Throughout circular rubber mounting. Colorado millionaire famUy. ^ ___ your neighbors and friends at Hale’s tomorrow. ThirtyThirty unadvertised unadvertised snecials. specials. Remember! Remember! the day the crowds about the car Still another feature of the new The Grand Jury investigation showed unusual interest in the new chassis, although not visible to the was Ordered by District Attorney “IT PAYS TO WAIT ON YOURSELF” bodies and their appointments. The visitors is the new three-quar Earl Wettengel after a conference new Fords. are the most powerful ter floating r ^ axle, with' its with Claude K. Boettcher, multi HALE’S FAMOUS 1W1T.K straddle mounted pinion drive. The millionaire father of the missing ever built. Fourteen, body types are available, including bo^ stand pinion is mounted in a double taper man, at the close of a day in which HANDY’S roller thrust bearing at the front more clues in the case were inves 19-ounce ard and Deluxe types of the Road loaf Boned and'Ridled' and a straight radial roller bearing tigated and labeled worthless and Fresh Fruits and !IIIRREAD ster, Phaeton, Coupe, Tudor and at the rear. This design permits the elder Boettcher had issued an For^r Sedans. The Cabriolet and maintaining permanent alignment ultimatum to the kidnapers. A comparlMn of other breads around tola price shows tost Victoria ' are exclusive Deluxe of the pinion with the ring gear types. In a statement through the press Vegetables Hale’s loaf still leads. It actually .costs yon 20 per cent less than Flowing Stieanillties under all driving conditions and Boettcher said: “Return my son the 20'ounoe loaves selling for 6c. i resxilts in extremely quiet axle op unharmed and I guarantee to de The hew Ford bodies are charac LARGE TEMPLE JACK FROST terized by a new and distinctively eration. liver $60,000 ransom to you.” But HAM modem note, with flowing stream HoudaJlle Absorbers be wanted the abductors that If the lines. The front and ensemble of The wheels are 17 inches 'in di 31-year-old broker was not safe at sloping Vee Radiator grille, new ameter and of the Ford welded home by midnight next Saturday, Oranges doz. 3 9 c skirted fenders, newly designed steel spoke type. TlreS are of 6.50 all previous offers would be with SU G A R lO'ii'iAle inches section. The frame is cush drawn anc he would proceed with They’re delidous! Wonderful fruit with, that golden lamps, horn and bumpers, is most orange color! Sweet! Jdoy! Buy America! Refined In toe United States. FiSbed in cloth attractive. The windshield has a ioned by truuverse cantilever "such action as may then seem ad bags—sanitary! 20-degree slope. A wide choice of springs and four HoudalUe double- visable." body colors is available. Colored acting hydraulic shock absorbers PoUco Chief Albert T. Clark was WHITE LOAF wheels are optional bn the Deluxe which are adjusted both ‘ automati the only witness summoned by toe JUMBO SUHKIST All eoUd meat—no bonee, no woete! types. cally and thermostatically for Grand Jury last night. He w$s in 24(4-pound Have It on hand for toe WNk-end. Good Bodies are of all-steel construe^ every variation in weather or road toe jury room only eight minutes. bag boiled or baked. tion and therefore sturdy, strong surface condition. District .^.ttorney Earl Wetten- OraagM doz. fdOe SmmmMA 0 FLOUR and safe. Many sections are joined Mammoth large, sweet, seedleM fnilt! I I | I I by electrio welding. 3ody interiors « a im i M * ! prices on toe torge bags of SWIFTS are exceptionally roomy, the bodies Gold Medal, Heokoris and Peerless Pastry flour. "Ovtnized” Premium being materially wider and almost EDUCATIONAL PICTURES “ HAD CONSTIPATION FLORIDA a fbot Ihnger than formerly. Seats BWIPT’S ORIOLE (Sliced) arf wide and deeply-ousbioned. AT NORTH END CHURCH Front seats in closed cars are ad- Grapefruit ^for £ Ac RACOON HAM n>.13« Justabler A choice of broadcloth , or SINCE DIRTH OF Whole or ebank half. mohair upholstery Is used in toe For hoalth’e sake try half-orange and half-gmpe?nilt standard oody types; broadcloto, Travel Reels On Program To juice each morning! mohair and bedford cord in toe De- Be Presented At 2d Congre SWIPT’fi "SUvor Loaf Brand" lux^nodels. gational Church Tomorrow. MY FIRST CHILD” DEMONSTRATION I Ooovenlenoes YELLOW RIPE The Interiors reveal a number of L a p s lb. carton 1 7 - eoBvenienoa features. The instru Thfin ri. King Dlicover«d Quiak Arrow (jL Rev. F. C. Allen of the Second 31 Paltry teited. filtered through fuiler'i earth. 100 per oeni ment pgnel is difeotly in front of Congregational obureb bas arrang the dnvdr with a roomy paokags All-Bkah Bananas PUMi ,' ed a special program of educational compartment at toe right. The oo- MEADOW GOLD , ineldmtal ignition and steering pictures, to be shown at tbs oburob FANCY OKBBNINO look is located on toe steering col Wt quote from htr voluntary 2 25* tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock, umn bracket. The doers are unusu litteri I Largo paokagoe. ally wide, allowing easy access Wbicb will be of interest to both A p p l M . basket A real prieel Butter to to eieats. Doors on. all closed oblldren and parents, one reel deals "X havo lufforad. from' 2 Ibt* 2 7 * oonatipatlon alnoo tbo Mi 16-quart 'baiket. Graded ae to Sm . Sobx ulc lît)), toe iweet June flavori models may be^ iMksd fjK>m toe In- wlto sugar cans anA Illustrates tbs first mild— 0 ytari, ago “ BVNBRITE W T w fT HALE'S "PLAIN BAG" I I lide. A 8lB|(l« ^ operatss operates bothboto dlfEsrsnt■“ It optrations of barvsstfhg ip trlod tvorytUnf and ‘ oolnoldentaf look and door looks. tos finisbsd product. Another pli- any testing vssttfte.» ______RED R im Cleanier, On all Deluxe models a concealed turcs a steamer trip on tbs broad tantly X triad your A ix -Biunî asb receiver is located toe cen 8t. XJiwrsnos, with views of Mon no laltli at all. Mum to . 40 can Tea ter of toe instrument board with a treal and other plaosn of intorsst. lunviso. X navi not bad to tako Orange Pekeei lb. 21 cigar lighter just above it. The De Thor# arc torts additional rsols, giv any madloint sinoo iterting to usa straw berries luxe Tudor and Fordor sedans and ing a variety of sntortainmont at a All-Bu n , i montba ajn.^— Mrs. OOtD MEDAL Victoria are also provided with an nominal admission fso. Doris i| » s Xing, 16 Annoy Roadi ash tray in toe rear compartment. fiunday morning Rov. Allsn will Oxterd, linflana. rovK BISQUieX Safety Olass 2 pi»te SPECIAL Safety glass is used in toe wind roach a sermon of spoolal appeal to Lavatory teste show Au -Biun Full baekote of fanoy, frnb borrloel ‘"Hurt Olnoy’i ^ *lvnbgsm ' shields of all body types and in toe Slie young pooplo of too community. oontaina two things wMoh ovsr- rear windows of oars with rumble It is oxpiotid tbs Christian Sn- oomo oonstipatloni ''Bulk" to ox- Sauer Kraut for CherriM . seats. Deluxe body typM are fitted dsi.vor nssmbtrs will attend in a •reiso too intestinosi vitamin B to HARD, RIPE (No.> iy / oaa,) 2 S * body, and a cordial invitation is sx- Bsip ton# tho intestinal traot. 4 Oooklf eu N ^ ffftl with safety ilass throughout, while standard nody typss may be simi tended to all young pooplo who ars . *'bulk" In All-Bu n Is mnoh "'Mtdiuffl "Frlfii. •OfTASILk ' larly eouipped upon special order. not members of that sooloty. The likt that of teaf/ vogotablss. In- volunteer obolr will provfds music. Tomatoes lb. 1 0 - Ivory Surdinu All eloNd oars are fitted ivlto fIdo tho body, it forms a soft maH, Slicing. Red, lusoioue tomatoei! CAKE FLOUR dome lights while the Deluxe body whieh gontly olmri tbo intestmaa Mere of tboM weekly "STAR sm oiA L S " women leek forward to types have oowl lights and rear of wastes. aaob wpoki flompartment arm rests. Tbs Tudor ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT . Oortainly this is mera natwat FANCY, WHITE 2 3 9 P k J * and Fordor sedans and Victoria than teking natent modinnas— have a convenient radio aerial. All e fl^ harmful. Two tahlaspeonfuli FREBIBl ^ f l t y Oroolfor ta ke aoei> Popular Items erl Deluxe oars are equipped with Mr, and Mrs, Osorgs Minor of _.s usually lUffloimtT If not MiuhrooiM Palmolivf SOAP . . . .Mks Ae twin matched horns and two tail 970 Oak stroit announoo too on- rallavad tbli way, no your dootm. lights, gagtmsnt of tboir daurttsr. Miss RLVBniBVB,.,SrollelAf ^ A u -Bu n also luppliN Iron for (1^-iboft rolled A riA N lid ! ' Through aohlevoment of Ford Barbara O. Miner, to Danlsl Biss- CARNATION engineers, toe two cylinder blocks so, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roooo too At all jro(Mn. Xn ton iunboam PINEAPPLE .. FRRSH, ORBIN I I I oaiw 41a and crankcase ars osst in a singls BIssso of Hartford. (Sliotd, oruibod and id* Oliiftr Snaps M ilk S cana 2 2 e M i) ^ Limll 6 cane to a euatomer. Monarob AMMONIA . . . B eans 2 qts. 1 3 * $ 111111111i 1111 it tot tto 2 lb . 2 9 - Frofh itook roooivod Friday. VVBAN, (Pull etroMthl) Wmk SMpmoatl OoliSî Kipporod HllRRINGB ,, 11111111111111 it lani 66e Aprteot and fig OAUFORNIA Coftaa lb. 2 2 o SMITirS OROCERY SALT ,1 tor lie PHONE Slid 2 NORTH SCHOOL ST. IPf Arbuokle Brothere' beiti An S> 9-pottsd box. lodiiod ant Ssndwleh...... Ib. 21e 'ounee On frro with avery pouad pur- plain.) Baoebflttt' ehaeedl Rib Fresh Rib Rosst C a r r o t s 2 hunches ^ e WHEAT POPS I .Igi pkg. 0a Craekert... ,2 pkgi. 17fi U rge, green top bnaobee. OAMPBBLL'S . (PREI(PREEI An addltfoual packago.) Chow Main Pigs’Liver iunboam PRESERVES.. Roast Pork Shoulders Beil OALIFOaNIA ICBRRRG Soups 2 eans22o ...... 0 jari M i mnn^cnpM. Aieorted. Tomato ediy, 0 oaaq Hot (itrawborry, raapborry and 21bs.l5c aeeortod.) Roady eookod^jM tM dN jm 10c lb. 9clb. CIOAREms .. .oartoa 0fo Virginia Sweat ISelk. Lettuce 2 hdc. 1 1 - (All klndi. 1 to a oua- tomtr.) Large.' firm , oriip, white lettuee. OlAito 2pkgs.2 S9 Prinoo Albort TOBACCO FaHeakabothlga! Lamb Stew Daisy Hams Salt Pork Pot Roasts lb. tin 000 mEBîotoojKf^^ lick. 19clb. 2 lbs. 15c ISclb. Fresh Native Uak Sanange **Health MurUet” Saturday Savings EGGS FOWL SAUSAGE MEAT BEST QUALITY ROASTINO SHOULDER U r g . 2 ^ 2 8 c 1 8 c 1 8 c TURKEY CHICKEN R o a s t B beo SUGAR Elizabeth Park Fancy Baldwin Fresh Green String NIBLETS APPLES beans; e pound 19- pound , iC pound \ Boot grade. Average weight S to IS pouage. . WiU . Fwoey. freeb roostiag ohlekea. Average slae d^to 1 0 " * 4 5 c roaot up tender. We eold out loot weak—ebop or 4>/j potmde. Buongb for a family of five! Freeh |rmn Out from beat grade A, No. 1 prime beeft Sbr -fet 2 ^ ^ 2 5 c 6 ' " " 2 1 c 3 "“ 2 5 c phoHo your order early! Swift and Company to Bala's! ' / or oven roast leader oad Jteoyt I...... i ' IÊDDED Fancy Bulk CATSUPBlue Petre Large FRESH, SMALL f r e s h , l e a n • n L K m o y V WHEAT MOLASSES L aifeSize Grape Fruit POiUK lb PORK lb FANCT

^ " c SHOULDERS a ROAST 4 2 .5 1 9 ' * ’ 2 9 c " " 2 * " 2 5 c 3 *" 1 9 c Out frotti OuRfiatbed to, eoqlh leader.. Rest gnade. FreSe# BHUI fM .HAIM’S BEST . . v w rifbt ^ , Solid Gonnectfert VaUey i ■ . APPLE Native BAKED ^ n m o t d J L R T . ■ dY$iiat8! ■ j * ■ POTATpEI? e FORK A HIAJMI,... y y . '-''r Baked io pure fndt juloesL.; Onr Sietest sMUBf sliced CHO»S-=/A“#i“ 2^29fe m eet!. Sweet Rad tRsty! From goveniHMit liap NothlRg; but. 'to# - ' - PA6B Fom m ciav Read \\\e&assifieci Renlal Proper l l ^ u

fomvtha Cities and Boroui^ Gomr sult'was taken, to the on the'fopig^’Tndlan Rttea-aad-CniK APARTM E^ FLATS, mittee and set. down for a heart f Coun)ty JaU at Tolland. tom s.” ' ■ l o s t a n d f o u n d MOVING—TRUGKINIG— The exhUritioxi of the Rock- TENEMENTS. on Wednesday, March 8, .1:80 p. m.. F n n l^ of Mrs. B. L. Bfartin STORAGE 20 which is an act coticeralng the vUIe fitamD Caijb was held pn Wed- T^ST—SUM OF MONEY between The'fimeral of Mrs. Elizabeth t e n e m e n t f o r r e n t a t 8 CoU rROCKVILLE power of the. Board of Finance ot iadaaf.VWaa^Njob’B Orttidity »t hfnir and Spring street Finder SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the Mi^rtin, aged.84, wb07dled at the tage street oil modem improve the town of. Vemon to -act as' a tbeTGttirtavfi'Frta^^ jeWeby atore plaase return to Ernest F. Henry, accom m odation o f their large Der hoxxxe of her son, A. Leroy Martin oil cm. W ard atypet ments. Inquire 10 Cottage stree^ Board of Finance for the Qty of 80 Davis avenue, on Mcinday, foUow- 232 Spring street Luxe bus Cot lodge, parQr or team RockvUle. The biU caliz for the ap The dealers era suf- tripe at special rat^ Phone 8068. FOR RENT—IN SELW1T2 Build ing an iUnefo which extended over a fyriiig for want of a: cold spell to l o s t —SAPPHIRE-DIAMOND ring proval of the electors at the regular period of xilxie months, was held lontaiia Senator 8860. 8864. ing, two room apartment, front, ISEVERAL CHANGES MADE freeze either Crystal or .EhUpslc or special city meeting and as yesterday jaftemooi. at 2:80 platium setting, gold band broken. Also furnished rooms. Inquire Sel- Lakes'so A that thisy xxiay hdmest Thursday, Feb. 16, between the oxigfoaUy written caUed for lae 'o’clock at the home of her son. Rev. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE witx Shoe Shop. IN LEGI^TDRE BILLS mayor calling a special meetirg th^r usual supply of ice. At the Center and Hale’s store. Reward. moving, general trucking, livery George S. &ookes, pastor ot the present tlxne but very Uttle Ice has Finder please return to Herald vrhoreas it has now been changed to Union Ckmgregatioxxal church, of service. Our afflUa.tlon wltt United FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, Strick- | have the common councU caU the beSn found on the laty;er bodies of O ffice. Vans Service means lower rates on land street, all improvements,, nice ficiated. Burial was In the faxxiiiy water and but six inches to eight Voters To Have Last Say In All meeting. This is thq^ bUl which has plot In Grove HIU cemetery. The furniture moving to distant points. neighborhood. Cbas. J. Strickland, inchM on the sxxtaUer ponds. Measures According To Re been caUed “high handed legisla' bearers were as foUows: Ckurl Day of Large modbm trucks, expertenced 168 Main. Phone 73,74. tlon.” It reads as foUows: Hartford;' Lester W. Martin anl WANTED AUTOS— men, prompt service,.gU goods In visions Made. Miami, Fla., Feb. •^34>-i( . _ FOR RENT—3 ROOM "apartmeut, "The Board of Finance of. the I^lph Martin of RockvUle; and MOTORCYCLES 12 sured while In transit are features town of Vemon is authorized to act Sexiator Thoxxias J. W al| di -cif all improvements, new giuf range, The supremacy of the tajipayer la RandaU Martin of South Coventry. offered at no extra expense to you. as a Board of Finance of the city of T O tU H D tana, 74-year-old Veteran of Waip^ ateam heat, hot water heater, ga recognised in definite terms in the Mm Elizabeth L. Martin wis txigtbn’s OongrewlooiJ halli,. .4 ^ Dally trips to New York, baggage Rockville when and U so authorized bom In. Nottingham, England, DO YOU WANT TO sell your auto delivered direct to steamship piers. rage if desired. Rent 820. 109 Fos changes made this (F riday) mom< by the electors of said city of Rock- from Mtouni tpdsy for^^yiDpA ter streeL—Grube. n.. March 15, 1848 and came to the wfafire he wUI be xsarrled mobile? Call 6924. further Information-call 8068. viUc at the regular or a special (fity M iss Thelma Loundsbury and ing In the several bills before tL- united States at the age of eight to Senore Nieves Perez - Cotinnoiit 8860,8864. Perrett A Glenney. Ino.. RENT HUNTING? Tell us what (General Assembly pertaining to the meeting called for said purpose. The years/ She was the widow of the Q uirles Loundsbury of Seymour Board of Common CoimcU of said were reMnt guests of Miss AUce E. de Truffin, ▼idow of a wealthy you want. W ell take care of It for | town of Vernon. The several meas late snisha J. Martin, former Rock- vana buainess men. you without charge. R. T. McCann, ures which have been the caiuie of city of RockvUle shaU caU a special vlUe manufacturer of the “King HaU. PROFESSIONAL city meeting for the above-stated Thdr hor^rxxioon “wfil ba a tity Want Ad InformatlOB 69 Center street. Dial 7700. much controversy ' have been so fisher” fish Unes. For over a quar Miss AUce HaU went Thursday SERVICES 22 altered so as to make them affec purpose 'upon the petition of one from Havaxis back to • ter of a century Mrs. Martin resided afternoon to Worcester, Mau., and toxi,” Seimtor Walsh said today-b^ FOR RENT—6 ROOM bouse and tive “subject to the approval of the hundred electors.” In Hartford but previous to that Is guest at-the home of Mr. anJ NURSING BY THE HOUR. Rated The Finance coiximittee of the fore boardixig the plane for the Manchester garage, 49 Summer street. Tele taxpayers.” time was a resident of RockvUle and M rs. R oy Cbxxilxis. 81.00 for first . hbur, 25c fer each phone 8781.' The most Important change has legislature held a hearing on House two-hour fiight to the Cubui.aqifi- took an activO part in the religious, George West of Wapping has been Evening Herald additional 1-2 hour. Mrs. Lilia been mxde in House Bill No. 910, BIU 199, presented by Sherwood C. tal. w\\ fraternal and social life of the com- spending a few daya at the home of “We wlU mtum In a ceiivla of Ericksen, R. N. Telephone 7708. FOR RENT—6 AND 4 room tene now before the Cities and Borougns Cummings,, this afternoon at 1:80 xxiuxilty. She w as a member o f the CLASSIFIED ments, all Improvements, rent xe- Ck)mmittee, pertaining to the Board o’clock. This blU reads as foUows Rupert West of Snlpsio Lake. days,” he added, and contlniied Uiilon Ckmgrjgatlonal church, a that they probably would' arrive ADVERTISEMENTS duced to 830 and y20. Apply 96 of Education of Uie town of Vernon. “Section 1. The common councU E!nuik Ludwig of Mountain Spring charter member of Burpee Women’s Road has returned from a week hem by plue Monday. SITUATIONS WANTED^ I'oster street, telephone 5230 or Instead of m a^g the Board of of the city of RockvUle, . when as ReUet C^rps. Const six avsrsas worCt to a Use. FEM ALE 33 4545. Education an appointive board of sembled according to law, shall have spent with friends in Norwich. The w^dlxig wlU tidee.place at laltlais. numbers and abbreviations Funeral of'Herbert Hall the Uxilted Stater Exxibassy in Ha five, the bill has been so altered so power, by concurrent vote of a ma It Is expected several club mem ^ ta w n n t as a word and oompound FOR RENT—THREE, five find six vana. words as two worda Minimum opst la that the meihbership still remains jority of the members of each board The funeral of Herbert HaU, aged bers and leaders of clubs from Tol- prloe of three lines. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, age room tenements, with all modem at nine members, to be elected by present and absent, to lay necessary 60, of 158 Main street, Bristol, who and wlU be present at the first Tol- Senora Truffin, a leader In Hava- Line rates per day for transient Improvements. Inquire at 147 East died at the Bristol Hospital on Wed xia sod ety life, ia the widow' of •'» would like work of any type the voters. taxes or to lay a tax which. In ad and County Achievement program Center street or telephone 7864. Reglno Truffin, sugar producer aijd BSeetlTe Maxeh IT, 1S*T Write Box S, In^care of Herald. Section No. 1 of this act now dition to the other estimated yeaily nesday bight, foUowins OQ opera this year to be hdd at the Com Cash Charge AMERICAN WOMAN would, like reads as follows: “The Board of incom e o f the city, shaU be sufficient tion, wlU be held on Saturday after munity House at Storrs at 7:30 Fri business xxian. Htf died In 19M. She « Conseoutlve Days ..I t otsl S ots position as housekeeper,. prefer Education of the town of Vernon to pay the current expense of said noon at 2:30 o’clock from 68 Mer- < ay evening, Feb. 24. When reports was the m otheisin-law o f CSexnente S ConseouUve Days » ots U sU FARMS AND LAND rlam street, Bristol. Burial wlU be Valquez BeUo, former preddeht of 1 Day aseeeeeessseee-s| 11 Ot*| I# jOJM good home to high wageA /^Write consist oiV nine members, but city. „ . : rom every town In the countty on All orders for irregular InserUpns Box T, Herald. • FOR SALE 71 no member of the Board of Select Section 2. Said rate blU sbaU be In West cemetery, Bristol. Mr. Hall he “What dub work has meant to the Cuban Sexiate, who wap appaa- trtll be charged at the one time rate. men or the Board U Finance of said made upon Its list last completed was a former resident of RockvUle he boys and girls of their town dur- sinated last September in HavatUL SpaAal rates for long term every FOR SALE—FARM, near North town of Vernon shall be eligible to for the amount necessary, or for an and is survived by two brothers, ng the past year and what they She Is an old fri«|d of Senator day aovertlslng given upon request. Walsh, and for peveral yearp bfip Ads ordered for three or six d v s COURSES AND CLASSES 27 Adams, Mass., 100 acres hall clear hold office on said board of educa amount sufficient to pay the deficit Fraxik Hedl of RockvUle and Foster lave accomplished.” A recent club ed; bouse and bam, would consider HaU of Coventry; a sister, Mrs. kept in dose touch with aiffaum-in and stopped before the third or fifth tion. In such current expenses, and cause has been formed at seven and nine day will be charged only for the ao- exchange for siiigle house or pas Section No. 2 reads now as fol the same to be coUected as other Lucy Bingham of JxUonvUle; two district. Miss Frances Bartek teach Havana and Washington. tnal number of times the ad appear^ BEAUTY CULTURE—Efim while Senator Walsh’s wife, the fomwr ture land around Manchester. In lows: “Each member of eaid Board taxes.” ^ 60X18, Robert HaU of RockvUle and ad. oha^ng at the rate earned, but learning. Dataila free. Hartford er leader of a dothlng dub. A health Elinor C McClementa of Ghleipffo,. no allowance or refunde oan be made quire James Bums, 691 Hilliard of Education shall hold office for a Louis HaU of RockvUle. Academy of Hairdressing 693 Main Special Town Meeting dqb at Buff Cap school, Miss Evdyn died August 30, 1917. They were on six . time ada stopped after the street. term of three years,, three members N otes fifth day. street, Hartford. ^ PubUc approval ot the proposed Tork the teacher as leader and married August 15, 1899. No "nil forbids" I aaplay Unes aot to be retired each year.” plan for the organization of a boa.'O Alderxnan Francis B. Cratty, who dothlng dub at Grants HUl schod, •aIH • I The taxpayers are Interested in Is a patient a t the UxUted States 1' by Mm. Lindstrom. Much Inter The Herald will not be responsible POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 )1/finance for the town of Vemon for more than one Ineorreot Insertion Deaths Last M g A l 1 han seemed to be 'the demand in Veteraxis hospital at Newington, est is taken among the yoimg peo Y .M .C . A. S E IM A R Y of any advertisement ordered Cor CUSTOM HATCHING, trap of 150 RockvUle and now that close to two was pernUtted to sit up for a short ple in 4-H Club work in ToUand. more than one tlma The said Board of Education shall score of proxninent citizeiu, rep whUe yebterday by bis ptayslclaxi. Mr. and Mm. Edward Woebo- The Inadvertent omission of laMi^ eggs or part of, 84.60, settings of employ a superintendent of sphoola, rest pubUoation of advertising win be 1000 eggs or over 1-2 cents per Hollywood—David Horsley, 69, resenting over half of the ten miUion George Groescb, inatchmaker ot murka with their son Ectward and TOBEKIWANISGOESr reotlfled only by oanoellatlon of tbs or supervisii^ principal, as provid doUars of taxable property, request the C. D. K . A thletic C3ub, has re daughter Alvina motored to New eharge made tor the service ‘endered. egg. Edgerton, 665 North Main builder of the first motion picture ed by the regulations of the atote All advertisements must oontorm street. Phone 6416. studio in Hollywood 21 years ago. a vote on the question, the atmos- turned from the Hartford hospital, London and Stonlngton Sunday and department of education, whose )here has changed. Ail has taken where he uiiderwent an operation were guests of Mr; Wochomurka’s E. J. Simonds To Discdra .LaUr In style, copy and typography with Philadelphia—Dr. Thomas G. Ash- I duties shall be as follows: (a) to regulations enforced by the Publish ton, 67, j^ysician and writer on )lace within the past week with no for appendicitis. sistera. A merica—Has Lived In Mex era and they reserve the right to supervise all schools in said town one taking any glory but with Mrs. Carrie WoUerton ol Hartforc edit, revise or reject any copy con- FUEL AND FEED 49-A mescal subjects. under the Jurisdiction ot said board Bishop Acheson of the Diocese of ico and West Indies. everyone worUng for the plan a a guest of her sister. Mm. Hoyt Denver—Frederick Sidney Brown, of education; (b) to visit and in Coimecticut wlU xnake an offlclu aLOSW(^'^}CRaÛjlasslfied ails to which is beUeyed to be for the bene visitation to SL John’s Episcopal Hayden and famUy. Seemtary Eh/erntt J . SimioiidP -of be published same day must be re SEASONED .HARD WOOD, .stove 63, merchant and golf enUiusiaat spect said schools regularly: (c) to size, furnace chunks or fireplace fit of RockvUle. church on Sunday afternoon at 4 Miss Hazd West has mturaet the Manchester Y . M . C .‘A . wlU ha ceived by II o'clock noon: Saturdays submit a monthly report to sail A petition, headed by WlUlaui 10:10 a. m> lengths 87.-cord or 84 load. - Gray o’clock. The pubUc is cordiaUy In from New York City after several the speaker at the noon iCVfJ.F.li IN CRASH board of education, showing «Jie MaxweU, has asked the Board of birch 86 coru. Chaa. Heeklfir, tele vited to attend. daya as guest of friends. the Manchester RlVranls dub tw xt TELEPHONE TOUR educational activities since the last Selectmen to caU a special cown Town Clerx and Mra. John B. Mm. Charles F. Budd has m- Monday at the Hotd Sheridan.' *Bta W ANT ADS. phone Rnsedale 13-18. Westport, Feb. 24.—(AP)—Jack regular meeting of said board; (d) meeting on Monday eveifing, March t9 make nominations to said board Thomas have left MlanU, Florida, covemd from an attack of throat wiU discuss "Axnerl«n , F litancihl Ads are accepted over the telephone Beckman of East Hartford, was in 6 at 7:46 p. m. At thit. time the of education for aU teaching posi and are motoring home, expectlxig aUment Investments in Latin America, Be- at the RATH given above stantly killed here early today when whole matter is to be thrashed out as a convenience to advertisers, but BOARDERS WANTED 59A tions In accordance with section to arrive on Wednesday, March 1. The regular meeting of ToUand pecially Mexico” and eome ddeUightfi truck in which he was a passen and a vote taken. Should a vote be on the Uttle known and less nndfib- the CASH RATES will be accepted as ger, craifiied into the rear of an 123a of the cumulative supplement Alfred Rosenberg, president ot the Grange was hdd T ues^ evenixig FULL PATMBNT It paid at the busi ROOM AND BOARD at 811.00 per taken favorable to the project two with guests pmsent from Wapping, stood neighbor south the: .'Mn ness office on or before the seventh other truck which wax parked in to the general statutes; (e) to furn Star Hardware Company, has beexi week. The Hotel Sheridan. Tel. plaxis would be open, one for the . ^ * Manchester, Coventry, Vernim and Grande. M T. Slxfionds - las day tollowlag the first InserUon of the Boston Post road. Beckman re ish all Information pertaining to the presentation of a bUl In the General spendiiig several days in Bridgeport each ad otherwise the CHARGE 8673. clHtagton Grange)!. The comiletltive •Mexico aad'tiie W est Indlee aiHNw ceived a broken neck. . school system of said town "to .any Assembly through the Cities and | this week attending the anhutU con- RATE will be collected. No responsi ,program was dedded in favor ot the qualified to deal with iuch prtbea, Auto Repalrlng—Palntlng CT.vrr. 7 and farm prophet. approval of ^ e electors ot said town o’clock. Senator Kram er wlU teU o; Piano CoUege and editor and puh- however, fixe value of the SjHecfer- Oaragss—Bsrvloa—Storage •»• •. 10 measure on 'Diesday, Febmary 28, There wlU also be a patriotic pro beUeved to have been a victim ot atlve marketing ‘'rganlntlon, haa Hotoroyoles—Bloyoles ...... 11 at 1:80 p. m. in Room No. 62, Fourth Sante Stragllotte, aged 80, who Wanted Autos—Motoreyeles . . . . IS FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with George L.,GraziatUo gram and members of the various heart attack'. 180 membem. garage, 17 Walker etreet Inquire Floor, & 8t Side, of the SUte Capl was coixunltted to the ToUand patriotic organizations have been In BaslaoBs and Pvefaastoaal lervleoB REAL ESTATE AGENCY Busintss Ssrvloss OSersd ...... 18 W. MaUiilng, 16 Walker street tol. AU Interested paêa have County JaU for a period ol fifteen vited to attend. I Household Services Offsrsd . ....l l - A been Invlt^ to attend by Rejpre- dtys, was taken to Norwich State 264 No. Main St, Manchester EUen G. Beriw AuxUlary wUl hold Building—Contraotlng 14 FOR RENT—HALF HOUSE, 6 Phone 5278 sentatlve Henry Schmidt ot Rook- Hospital on Wednesday. He w a patriotic social in the G. A. R. Florists—Nurssrlss ...... 18 vUle who presented the measure taken to the hospital because ot his Funtral Dlrsotors 14 rooixis and bath, modem Improve HaU, Meihorial Building, on Mondty But a Bught alteratloD baa been actions at the Jail which were slml Hsatinr Plumbing—Roofing .mi 17 ments, garage.. Inquire 38 Grove evexUxig. A social wUT foUow Insnranos ..ice 1§ made In House BUI No. 644, now lar to those at home. He broke street Telephone 5628. members’ supper at 8 o’clock. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 18 dishes and caused hli wife trouble Mo vlng^ruoklng—Storage 80 The result of the musloal comedy, FOR RENT—LILLEY ST. —Near at home. Stragllotte has resided n Painting—Papering ••••.••c..m 81 resented under the moniorshlk o:! Proteaslonal fiervloea ■CK •• Center, modem five rooms, first this country for about eight years. NOTICE! le RockvlUe Uoni dub for their floor, steam beat garage. Inquire raSoi^'i^Dyetnit;^^ 84 Taken by virtue of an execution PUBLIC AUCTION Attend Shrine Olroos - g“Milk Fund” Is to be announced to 81 Elro street Call 5661. Toilet Goods andksrvlos 16 to me dlrectkl and wlU be sold at Premises knovm as 476 Parker The forty-eight ohUdren at the night by Dr. C. E. Peterson. Indica Wanted—Business Sorvlee mi....' 88 I Street Manchester, consisting ot 6 ToUand County Temporary Hc*ni IMaentloBal pubUo vendue to the highest bidder, tions are that the receipts of the Courses and Classes IT at The Edward OolUna Farm , W ap- ro6m single house, 1 oar garage and for ChUdren at Vemon Center at musloal oomsdy "I’U Take VanUla” Private Instmotlon II ping. In the Town of South WUidsor, land described below wUl be sold by tended the.aimual Shrine Circus In will surpass those ot a year ago. Oanolng ...... ••.MK....a.tl-A me at PubUo Auction at the prem Hartford yustsrday afternoon as A very Important mestmg ot the Musical—Dramatlo 80 14 days after; date which wlU be on Wanted—Instruction SO the 26th day of Febmary, A. D., ises on. Saturday, February '26th' at guests ot the management. They Board of Common CouncU is to bs Fla an dal 1988, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, 12:00 p. xA. were accompanied by their school held on Tuesday evening In tbs Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages Mi..e II Vfik T ^ u .a P u .oa to satl^ said execution and my Land la known as lota number teachers and officials ot the home. Town haU vdth M ayor A lbert B Business Opportunities a a • 4 4^ t a*H 88 I-HO! There's money In HI fees thereon, the foUowlng desorlb- I and 8 of the tract known aa the Transportation was furnished oy Walts presiding. Monty bo Loan aaaaaaaaaa*«aaa*83B IS Rook>^ls Lodge, No. )859i B. P. O. Deeds have been filed for tbs trans Bela u d lltuatloaa H At least today’s pusile ed property to wit: "Fannie Louise Clark Tract” and is Help Wanted—Fsmals ...... IB bears the dollar mark. Cut out 1 P air bay horses. bounded: Northerly by lot 4 of said fer of the John T. MoKnigbt estate Kelp Wanted-Male ...... mm SO the seven pieces below and see 1—2-horse dump .cart I Tract 180 feat; Easterly by Parker Held for Trial In BUington, formerly known as the Kelp Wantedv-Male or Female . . 87 Claude DaUey, aged 21, of Mans “D. M. KtmbaU EsUte” to Morgan Agents Wanted ...... •■•••.m.IT-A it you can form the symbol. 1— 2-horse wagon. * Street 100 feet; Southerly by lot ' Situations Wanted-Fsmals ....« SI Watch out that you don’t i«t It 1— 1-borse w agon. I of said Traot 180 feet; Westerly by field, wiU ba b roi^ t to trial In the Lord ot Manchester. k h m NeUie M. Tuttle of EUlngton Situations Wanted—Male 88 upside down. 8 Tobacco wagons. I lots 6 and 7 of said Traot 08.19 feet ToUand County ^perlor Court In Bmploymsnt Aganeiss 40 avenue has presented the RookvlUs 1 Tobacco setter. Terms 10% cash at tUna of sale, RookvlUa at the April sessloa, Uve Stoek—Pets—Poultry—Tahldesi Methodist Eiplsoopal ohusoh with a Doga—Blrda^Pets 41, 1—2-Horsa wheel cultivator. I balaiioe within 80 daya on approval charged with breaking and entering LtVi Btock^Vehloles 41 of deed by, the Court . and theft Ha la charged vdth piano, which wUl bs used for the 1—1-KorM rake. I first time on Sunday. Poultry and Buppllea ...... 41 Dated at Manchester thia I breaking Into the summer home ot Wanted — Pete—Poultrr—Steok 44 The sohools of the town of Vstt day of February, 1988, A. D. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Miss Sophie DaUon of New York For fiala—Mleeellsneoua Oommlttee of Superior Court City, located at Muisfield. The non, which have been closed this Artlolee fer Bale ra a a a a a a • • a ra a aW 41 Attest: S. WALTER SMITH, week for the annual mid-year vaca Boate and Aoeessories a a a a a a afa. « 48 W Constable. break vras dlaoovared by Bmeat Building Materlale...... 47 Dawaoxir caretaker who reported k tions, wUl re-open on Monday. Dlamonda—Watebea—Jewelry .•* 41 to State PoUoeman-Donald A. Cross- The “Father and Son Ban Bleotrloal Appllanoea—Radio m»» 48. quet” of the Union Congregational Fuel and Feed ...... 48-A man of the Stafford State PoUce Garden — Farm—Dairy Prodnota BO Barraoks. DaUey was brougL.' be ûrch WlU be held this evening at Koneebeld Geode eeaaaaaavaaaâ II pplIarMftrkB . 6:15 p. m. with Stephen J. Von Euw, fore Justice of Peace Byron Houston (RBAD raB STORY, THBN OOLOB TBB PIOTCBB) ICAbhlDSry u d Tools aaaaaNW^niC II In Mansfield Wedneadty and bound editor of the RockvUle Journal, aa Knsleal Instmments a a a air« a a:a a a 4 IS the toastmaster. l%e principal Dfftoo sod StOFs Boniorout •«.ac 14 over tv the Superior Court at Rook- “Hey, Lady Bug, coma over here. m y b e s t . SpeolalB at the Stores...... 18 PUBLIC AUCTION viue under bondi of 81,000. He ffiU- speaker ^ “Why don’t you lada aU- Wsarlng Apparel—Fnrs ...... IT e ed to .furnish the bond and as a re-t Sioux Indian Chief, who wUl apeak Now. don’t be fr^^briied. Come Wanted—To Bny aaaaaaa*aaa*aaaa It with xBo. 'Thera ara a -lot of . By virtue of an order of the Superloir Court for the County right near,” . exdalniMd tha friendly to aee. H I gladly ahow you^'Ml Reetawaalv of H aôrd. I wUl lall at pubUo auction on the premleei, on the crichat cop; “These lads,are fridida thia plaeei. It wUl not r taka Rooms Without Board __ It 80th day of February. A. D.. 1988, at 2 p. m., ae a whole, the fol- o f m in e . lo n g .” Boarders Wasted--teesssfi:B«t«B 0.88-A lovdxig deeoribed propwty: ..' Dpnatry Jârd—Resorts “You should hi to -ahaka The oricket cop U|eai> Rotel»«-Restanrasts .....t.c.K * Thoee two certain lota of land sltuated In aald Manohestar, thpir hands. Thtyhre vlsltom In “ B e y l That- M - A Wanted—Roome—Board c.« known and designated as Lots Number U and 18 of the Rplston Big Bug. Land.'^ Xinr trying to today. Jkat tolMw Real Batata Fm Beat PUBUC AUCTION treat' them’ right, so thqy' wlU and nothing wffl apartmeste, FUte, Tenements n Tract a map or plan of which tract is now on file in the Town Boslnass Loentlone tor Root . . . CSerk’e office In said Manchester. 'By.vlrtue ot.an order of the Superior Court for U m C o u n ty think thiS 'plaee ip fine.** And than the Kottsee tor Rant ...... of HartfortL I wlU adl at pubUo auction pn the pminlaea on the < ^ d i 4idy^ Bug /than .fiapped-her quits suddenly Snbnrban tor Rent ....«. u . jk« Said Lot No. U -is bounded Northerly 1>y land of Frank 85th day of-February, A . D ., 1933, at two o’d o ^ p. m ., the wings and said, “Oh, 1 ' know .tots sea you Inter, Bummer Homes tor Rent .• « .« .« Behrendt Fifty C60)‘ Feet; Easterly by land of S.> Stevenson, et aU the tun you Wanted to Rant • • ••• • a • oTCHfi foUowlng dworlbed property: of ' things. r « . axnart anou^ lb ali'One hundred five (105) feet; Southerly by Florence Street / Beal Betate Fev Bala teU when Utfie' flada m b qnute A U *T q » ee a. r l Apartment Bnlldlns tor Bale Fifty (50) feet; Westerly by Lot No. 18, One Hundred to rn (104). That eertaln lo t o f land with the buildings thereon;fa|tuatad r l l ^ t ■ ■ i do. The ijdy Baslaess Property tor Bale fO et . t in aald -Manohesterr known and designated oa Ln t N d ^ lk o f tlM 'Borne lada win always pester you. ShaTl t h h ^ F a m s and Land tor Bale me, but not t)Mtoi 'bqyp^ I piaiiUj: dtem int than; yoi^l Houses tor Balt Said Lot No.-18-is bounded Northeity by land-xof Samuel 'Rcdaton-'timot. Said nremlaea are also k n o ^ ,aa :Np^',5T'. sior- lot 8*l4 ■«"*» ew TBtnet. and^ o o n u R tfa . aix-«oom ahi^fam ily' dwaUlng, see that they ;1are Idiid.. That’s Resort Prope«Sr tor Bale . . o n . Ford, et aL Flfty-(50) feet; Bastsriy by Lot No. lEÔn/i hundfod Sthlo?Shifiidredtw ofoetbyfl«y«««t; why I wiU not .fly right out of I t i ^ m a n P t tern (102) feet;;8patherly by Florence Street FUty;'(50) feet; Babarbnfi tor'Bfile «rbo.jii 'Now^'yott know for sttra,wby ' t _ ’ *'-1 - Ttayndtse an. 9 Baal Bstate tor Bxoheace o ..« the 'biiaver atands - tor- h i^ Weeterty by HbU’Stm et One hundred (100) feet Waatsd^” Rsal Betate ^fonna of sale: Ten per cent (10% ) cash; balancn'iq^ ap-- Then Seouty said, “We think fxnndttaiddy 1 work. How 4oes thfk'ioluUon proyat'of'fala .by tha-Court that you ar« jPetty, w ^ :ttoin^;wlDi check: up,; w ith'yonr •gorbi'-'tO'. Tfirma of sale^rta per cent ( 10%). oasb; balance upon ap liiBal RoUoes proval of sale by ifhe Court bHOlant hue yeur kA^ | blook'ioat hisdlhoneltor \. juit leva red i^ a o do'aR ths rvi WILLIAM J. SHEA, C o n ^ ^ WIILIAM J.^DEA, t h a n k ' urtttbi8trM tt8eoUiiaHi4iM tar. 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tilt O^tfiy W M k the nextf SOM BTIM BS A BOY BUNS A| veu sse.ctt\yiu«eANT you should make me a dougUBUt j O F F TOUR I m » d o f s t i u s i g n . ISOVVN THgW l ------i l S 25$£S!i!2LF Painter— Certainly. M r. Glnsbtrg, 1 k n h m m -^ v k A »i aoMewiNOTO a . HOaT. WDOPLB WILL WORRY hut I thought you w ere a butchor* | NOW — AN— J W * a im aiito.vBs sic k abo ut th b not a baker. TftCHNOClKkOf m b h — w H y IreoMAMviflNe' .SHABOBB OF BATINa TOAD- Ginsberg— Sure, l am a butoher; LPT OF HOT Ai% WJT Ftpom FOR iiuaHRooMa, Y »r I vast it a sign "Doughnut Hendsl «AV, M'CBMi TREY’LL DRmX ANYTHING de Feesh.’’ IT l«N T , HBATIN a girl accepts 'a A triangle of rubber sewed un TSeHNOCRNOf’ boy’s offer to share his life w ith der tbe com ers of rugs w ill m ake j TOTH 6 him . she often has to share his them slip-proof. heart w ith a lot of other girls. . . A rtificial fever, used in treating | V U W A C e , W hat w orries M other is when Daddy paresis, is now being turned to | J A A - y O R / is w orking half tim e w here he spends treatm ent of chronio asthm a. the othCT half. . . W hen a baby ap The Navajo Indian w ord for m o -1 pears in a printer’s fam U y naturally torcycle means “son of ah auto-| | L - be wonders w hat type of child lt*s m o b i l e . " going to be. . . One big cause of f a U u r e i s 4be fact that so m any m en are w orking at things they are net FLAPP^fi^fljy SAYSi (0 r v . « u r fitted to do. . . If you haven’t been denounced by som ething or some By John C. Terry body. w hy you're really not popular S(X)RCHY SMITH yet . . The only thing a m an ac- qulret these tim es w ithout consld- ■rable effort is a birthday. . • W e often aUow ourselves to get very mad about things that reaUy don't ■oneem ua at an. . % Polly— Every time I catch m y husband flirting I m ake him buy m e pom ething to w ear. P ollyw .W hat a wardrobe you m ust im ^iW ^dear. * * 'l* fJ* ^ •• •' In these dsys of progress w e have pulm otors and oxygen tanks to keep W th In the body, but the num ber sf divorces show s ths desperate need sf a w a y to keep love alive, too. Doctor— Don’t get so despondent, any dear young lady, you’ll soon puU ^ u s e i i | d i . . 0 By Crane OUT OUR WAY By WiManiB :^ t thiak of the m oney Fve spent on WASHINGTON TUBBS H jl^jries to keep you aw ay. ^U A T A FAa 1M « M I6 HTV MONARCH ONLV THAT, PUT HE HAS POelERPUL ENEMIES ' N T < - H m U fa ! V iH iw * ' v » ( l V M OV, O N isfeoer' ■ «eaPiWM«ne» B u r r c m * g £Aoy* W hAS TAWSNlt IMUHOUT MONEV^ W T b COMTEMP V»TTH> BVJT X CAMT '' VOM VO^ BfipoimTBSwfliVtPT mouiAAmoUBAA' ~ --Th e ll“lM TiPsa does not figure that C W E D V T » s e r v a n t s , o r P O O P , H E B C K S E R m o w A CAW MBAWA IMOWWiM' Vtm HIM. ^karhas bought tbe string of fish he ‘ Some girls acquire a rope of ACIO , AM* OAVB XNWWlt pearls m erely by stringing a' m an | M UST PR W E, IN P 6R 80M / 10 THE STORE ou 010 ookught evw though they cost him lb PAROAIN POR Sf^CERiBS. ^ r f . V4S.B 01V1 • ooomtt a dM tines tbe m a m t price. a l o n g . a . „ ^ EMStW tiMft CknB CAW - PPH A M * H W i i wou BooCrtAT W \Aia«kivouV O u B u ^ RCTiWHO, AM* AMOMWCAW, tM FAPnWWf OAVQ eoocDMrr H o u m Y 4IUU s s r ; i p O M r r 1 HAM AHOIJW W H O O t^ — , c u « ^ P T A » M T 9 R A i M « i ^ r r ^ H A W T .

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser ___ _ • Oi'*'/«• • ■I y , ,. ." • ’ IT WAS GREAT OF VOUR DAO TWO MORE TIMES m LET vou (SOME vyrj>i M t, AROUND AND WE'LL 6/M.EN,.'..WHEM W t.OCr A U SET FOR ' ' ’ f* ^ TO COCOS, WERE eOlMG iV*.' I, *•' ' TO HAVE A CIRCUS LOOKIM* •i I ‘ » v FOR THAT TREASURE/ IM ALL 5c r _ I HOPE n o w / we FIND s o M e

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M iss G lennk 'aM ^flaaJlN M O t^ D en ton < o f ao.vW esi^ M iddle t^nrn;. pike h fd as theirweek,v i v - ; chcir cou sin , M iia O . D t t t o n * A l d o F m [« b 1i w no luui been nan x d R . N n o f C aribou, 7 tru stee o f th e S tate Soda Shcm and the C enter Soda Shop; !ln bank ru p t^ , has nam ed R obert O orm an, F rederick B U sh, Jr., w as appoint^ PhlU p H .'C am ey and R aym ond B ow ed to th e B oaM 'of D irectors o f th e I . o f . i gndml ( ers a s ap praisers. C onnectieut B artfM d A ssociation at ' ■ f M a t a ' the annual m eetly held in B ridge n ie «^wwnij dance of S t. Jam es's port yesterday i School A lum ni A ssociation w as held in S t Jam es’s hall last evening T he T ouim People^s so d lty of th e w ith a large turnout of m em bers and C oncordia L utheran churen srill | 1,000 Pieces their friends. T here , w as dandng have as thrir guests at a m and refreshm ents w ere served a t in at th e ohiuroh tl^is evening Colored term ission. John O orm an is the o’clock, th e Y oung P erale’s society fO onlyl Shop! president of the association this of the T errw llle ohviuron. A n en ter- talnm ent program w in be follow ed! GLASSWARE eariyi N ot aul y e a r . by a social tim e and refireahm ents | colors., B aeri

29c to 06e 11.25 to 92.98 We’re told b u n d le of 91.98 a n d 12.98 Cretonnes Umbrellas dreeiee of fide ensUiy fo r |6 .9 8 Glassware 1 5 ^ 8 8 ^ ' $ 1.00 F or bedroom and llvtagroom Sjllul GlbriaiL Good Gay, Spring 0n s tabls of baby d rsisss, WiM stebsd glass bowls, drapH i Sm all lot "to go" at J^ttty. A bout 80^"to go" S t sulta, Ifffi' fs. toys, s lij ^ m ayonnalm m ts, lu fsr bow ls, 100 y a r d ! bathrobss— 1-2 prim , u m lt orsarntri, w atsr m is, v o s s s . id q uantltlm . O rytal, frssn , pink. Saturday Begins B fata F leer, le ft. M eta F loor, le ft DRESSES , B faln F loor, rsar. B a s s m s n t DOMESTICS HOSIERY BABY SHOP GLASSWARE, W o o b m ’ i 0O e H f t i e , 11.91 a n d 12J tlw a a ta rs, to*M Itonweod Btanketoi f l a m 1 to a. M ostly POTTERY, CHINA BROWN 100% pure w ool. Single siie I w onitm i itM kta^ l^ ^ b d d'^ Sei sllp-oB S. W h its, p in k .. 12o to 0le Dtanarwars, only. and oolori. 69c Opsn stook dtaasrwars. Platm, 4 omy BOW ^3.98 P a i r ...... 3.98 11.91 Bwaatoni, saumrs, eups, Isgstobls dlibm, $ Coat sw satsri for tots. ■ . 1^ * |1 0 D rapery S ets, II n ffih B oee. '^lattori, and othtra. O ne-of-a-kind. A b o u t 4 t o P ure ellk m esh stock lB fi. O dd ...... * THOMSON’S t o o l o s e - colors an d liies. 1.00 P a i r ...... O U C . In th is group you w ill find new sm art pat- 200 Tim Caps, I ^ 9 9 ^ o u t a t . '1 .0 Q tsm p rin ts... .Inoludlng n avy and black w ith m gb' frad s dlBBsr m ts. 00 Soeks, 100% n y l oaps. G ray, ^ 0 ^ a n d 04 p i s m m t s . A l s o 03- p i e m for school and u w h its.., .SBU urt p rin ts w ith p lain colors. U ses brow D -w hlts f 1.M and I f.M D rapery S ets, for m lssss and w om an. hnenenew a n d ■ n m M S iw O ne-of-a-ldB d. p lay w ear. P a i r . . . . IOC Batof BtafltaBtaaketi, . s e t s . *5.98 I...... B fata F loor, righ t. 4 o n l y B O W OUC Cmblb Sim.dm . Pink and B A « 19e O t a e e w a i % 6 7 t h blusLBurseiy pattens .. O U C 110 TM M a Spreads, |1 0 DrcMcs, nm o-pisk and frm n stem w are. B eau tifu l. > O nly GLOVES G r o u p o f 110 d r s s s m i 04.98 t o | 6<98 S t t o w ^ t o , G oblets, sherbets, em k- f A .. 8 la th is lo t o f .., *s;op I 2.M and |f.M lin ed CM oi For thorn w ho w ant tbs $ 7 . 9 8 Itol. limited 90 AQ tallflanNi. Baob lU C W om en’s fur U nsd kid glovM . b m t i number reduced to sfieO O 100 O taesw ara, II T aB eta Spreads, H als*s F rocks— B fata F Im r, rsor. 92.91, 92.99 O eate, Jaek etoi Footed Im tea, table, ih efb et E m broidered ...... »1.00 N aw ehlncblU a om ti. Loath- glasem . G reen and rose w ith ANNIVERSARY s p r e a d s . 6 o n l y . , *3.98 W o m m ’ i G u m f i d o v e s , M e T Speeby Sgoarest F tasst, softsst oapsikiB l su p - GIRLS’SHOP STATIONERY ..... *1.98 ...... 19c For pU low i and ehalr o B on and fancy cull |€ a a MM .MMto, 0Oe to |1 Stattonery, B iota F Im r, rear. M e G lam Flteberib 1 , 0 0 b a c k s . 20 n o w ...... a OC it y i s s ...... L satbsretto and susde. 7 t o M lfb grads makes, O d d B om -plnk glam pltohers.' T o M ata floor,, rig h t stylm and odors. HOUSE- c l m e - o u t Itito P e m t seta, f > • • ; S ito il?:;...... *1.00 B o s ...... 25c a t ...... SALE 1 on ly P Squbt; 1 Ladjr P epper- FURNISHINGS eU colored sets. te fiT ^2.91 Bata, Coals, IM A ddrem Books, 200 0 *0 ed or P ollah , 929J 9 D taB orSeto, Shop Brown Thomson’s Anniver- B a c h ...... *1.19 T an, fT sen and bhis. 7 t o 14. L satbsrstts covers. F o r ^floors an d fu rn itu re. D ecorated ohina dinner sets. UNDERWEAR A b o u t ' U t o G roup rodum d to ...... Quart elm. OC.* 90 a n d 100< p i s m 0 1 A O B sapr Sale, where every dollar will fO Û taM O ieh^^ôw eltag, n to itM c u n «ik vidiM , o l o s s - o u t ...... * 1.00 12 P lotnro F riuneo, a f o r . . . . * ...... AOC m t s n o w . . . . l ^ e e f O W oB n’. .M to, U oom .n a i E asel style. G lam and bring the greatest returns this b o r d e r s ! 81'O ym B oom ers, S tatalem S tool B ltoh en Itoeta* 0U 9 C eloN d' K ltabaaw ara. G ood dtadlcy. Special 0 A ^ leatM m tte fram m .... O U C tom itti— a«M i blade. F ~ o r k s , t O rm n.orw eitow . B u ttoritu b ^ generation may see. Long fam D am ask LuBoh C loths, ...... 5 0 c group redum d t o ...... OUC lO e b rid ge P ads, k iS ves, stO v- asparagus dlahm ^ BA m IF' AlH^te. / 0to78 O O etoSO cK iili V ndk^ ^ ,, A u ction bridgo B k w h ...... 10c b o w l s ...... O U C ous for quantities, this sale, this i n c h e s . 16 only now .. W om ah's fin s k filt union su its, 09o B a lt B eieto, pads. Ê ach ...... 91J 4 t o 92 T r a y s , 0L 49 F ottory V aam , year, will outdo it^lf in breadth v e s t s a n d OB.« P astel oolori. Sm all, O hlnsm rid and U us vassA $100 and IIA I D am ask Sein, p a n t i e s .....i.^.... quantity a t ...... 15c .71 Fram ed Plotnrm , SllhoustiA d esign on gold ground. P ure llhiia. \W hlte; also bor P l a q u m o n d lim ited num ber and scope. We make this the C hild ren 's 09o B a y o n s , 81 B afli B obos, BOW ...... dered. Few ' AA P ajam ds, sU jw , vests and com m ottoes. E ach ...... ss.r.^r... *1.00 only C a^ Sale of the year. h o m e s p u n s ...... 1 e £ tV binations. Grotm A E f^ M m tly S|B iU sisee. B u t OC- m 0040 t o 04 P en s, P enofls, 91 a n d 9SA 0 P yres X ba P ots, 700 t o 91 P ottery P lteh ers, w hat a buy! N o W.... a w C For table and |1 F ancy linens,. ' " t o g o " a t ...... i S O C ’ H igh grade m akes In fountain D lieontlhusd stylm in fam ous 894 C otton D resses, p en s an d p en cils. 0 i A A heat-proof glassw are. ^ 0 B ond colors and Scarfs, vanity setp, B r t^ B fata F I* w , riid it d e c o r a t e d All merchandise on sale' was e t c . E a c h ...... O U C P r i n t s . 7 t o 14 B a c h ...... l e U U ...... bought mostly for Cash, offered years. ' E a ch ...... B fata F loor, fro n t Lam p Shadm , 9OA 8 B ptoe S ets, H .08 t o 17,98 O n rtaine,. WOMEN^SSHOP 10-piem splm sets. ThriO with little or no profit, we must H igh grade. Q uaker L ace m od- l l B l o n s e s , Silk im d r'^chm ent shades. M M ua M M Im .(m L ong sleeve cotton .F or boudoir lam ps. om y to close-out • *1.98 elBi N ot m any in H eavy k n it.. 8 on ly'IA A O BEDDING Each...... have immediate cash turnover^ each style. Pair- t o . g o at...... M e O O prints. S pcrial ...... 05 D ow n Pillow Form s, M ain F loor, le ft 24 in ch es squ are. 4 0 1 . a a 91 S ilk Shades, 01240 R oger S ilver S ets, No charges, C. 0. D.'s and no ex 02.98 B id in g P an ts, 18.98 C o a t s , . F or tab le and bridge on e only R igen Good buy If you find your N avy chinchilla. only reduced to .... 1 e U O silver ta b le seta .. changes. All sales final. Please Sm all group...... 08A O t o 064W itod PU low e, l a | ^ a . N o w ...... 2 o n l y ...... i ^leO O G ood qtioU ty; feather-proof. 92^ Silk Shades, 01640 B ogers S ilver S ets, carry small parcels and be patient YARD GOODS 81.98 Jersey E rooks, 26-p iece sets. 00 y e a r g i ^ B9 o D r e s s e s , 4 o n l y . 0| A O T ailored silk shades for floor |1 a n d | L 10 S U k i , P laid s n i)d .p lain colorsi A bou t E a c h ...... l e O O lam ps. A lso bed a n t e s . 9 0 C l A with deliveries. M orning frocks In neat O C ^ S e t ...... Satin crepes, georgettee,i c e , fiat prints. SpccU tl .... r f i O C 01J 8 B ed P inow i, lights. E ach .. * 1.00 wO seteeqeeeeeeeeee crepes. Sm aU lot 60o B l o u s e s , 4 In th is featu red 01 a a 78o B nom elw are, 0740 S ilverw are, Y a rd ...... 50c B fata n d o r, center. group. Each . . X e U U S alad forks, tab le sp oors etc. A sm all quantity- of cotton P lain green; ivory w ith green R o g e r s ’ 00 years guwanteed This Sale Continues 100 t o 88o Y ard G oods, b l o u s e s t o 04.96 M etal B ed, band. L arge pieces. 3 0 | » Single. O ne only 0a b A silver; IQ 1 ' " C halU es, rayon alpaca, c l o s e - o u t ...... d w O C DRUGS D b a e n ...... O e voile valen d n g.' Y ard. 5c 18.98 H ob rito .F rock s, M ctoM o.K kltM W . n o w ...... d e o O U 92.98 A zm lneter B ugs, D ark prints in siB es 88 to 46. A grou p to^ cloec-out 027.95 M etal B ed, Scatter sise. R ich patterns. S 8o K lm oha C repe, tom orrow , fikioh .... M etal spool bed. M aple Through March 4th. P r l ' ■ W ashable. . 0 ‘ 15c « o n l y A A c r e p e . 1.98 200 t o 80o D ressin g C om bs, f i n i s h . 0B f h O n o w ...... A e * T S F UNDERWEAR 10c 11.98 B bm ses, Sw eators, 1 o n l y ...... O e O O 680 B a g B u g s , 91 M neln Gowns, r . W om en’s w hite com bs. | 019.95 Inn er-Sp rinF B lattress, 89o t o 60o W aeh G oods, Jersey bhrasea ./W dark 'tones. E a c h ...... A H it-and -m iss rag ru gs. F rin ged . W omen’s hand appUqued 50o L igh t o’ D ay; L a cy sw eateris.' CCB m * S ligh tly faded. L arge sise. g b w n s i Sello-sllk. Y ard .... 25c E a c h 0 9 C I 2-96 T o i l e t 8^ t o , 1 o n l y ...... *4.95 S m a l l l o t . . 19c T hree d oisn ...... 9 9 C B b la F tooiv cen ter. 1 8-id em -{l|ei^ i, com b, m irror) Second F loor. 90A 8 O ilppeadale B O rron, O h iidren 's 91 P a j a m a o , 19o t o 88o O lngtuuim , seta.. F ew ;m illlary 0 1 A A M iq;>le and m alu ^ an y Plain crepe w ith printed triSL There’s Youthful Charm In Our C otton p rin ts an d p lain a a . s e t s . . . , v X o A / U f i n i s h . 9 0 C O 7 t o 14. C O a cham brays. Yard . . . . l U C GORSEjrS 01AO O lgarbtte lig h ters, NECKWEAR N o w ...... S p e c i a l ...... 79o t o |1 V alenolng, | 7S 0 t o 110 O ofirieftee. G ird les, C lark's ^'âuiqniatic C A ^ 680 t o 91 L a o e s , 02.98 C hippendale B U rrors, 0148 B aycn , B raad olotk FSaJiim aia New Sweaters, Skirts and A em ail assortm ent. C oraelettes' and girdles. O dd l i g h t e r s . 7' a i ^ O U C O dd w idths. E xcellsnt Sm aller slie..slie.. M M aple aple and I Two-tone rayona and neat Y a r d ...... 25c m akes and eisee. | a a C 01 F erfam es,‘^T’itirem aik ab le to find such sw an k y , n ew 'h ote^ at; th is low p rioe righ t a t th e b e-‘> .t * V - ! .4F a S d ; 40k 96. i

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