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VOL. U IL, NO. 105. ▲drcrtlctiic ob P a |« 14.) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1934. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE C B im ONE DEAD, 3 HURT Balbo Takes New Post In Tripoli As World Speculates BANK BANDITS THREE PERSONS DIE, STEAL $130,000 IN BANK ROBBERY A N D ® AWAY MANY ARE INJURED IS PoEconan Slam in Bay State NEW YORK FACES Ym Armed Thugs Held Dp IN STORM IN STATE Hold Up as $10,000 BIG TAXI STRIKE Two Employes Near Jer­ Fall Ranges from 'Seva ^ Is Stolen— Bandits Es­ JR DOLLAR’S WORTH I / sey Instiliitioii — Fifty Seventea Inches cape in Antes. Drivers Quit Work Today Cars in Pursuit. GOES UP; BONDS ways Quickly Cleared Needham, Mass., Feb. 2.—(AP)— Because Tax Money Is Not Pennsgrave, N. J., Feb. —(AP) STRONGJN N. Y. One policeman was slain, three Man and Girl KiDed by other men shot and $10,000 taken Retnmed to Them. —Four men stole $130,000 from two from the Needham Trust Company bank employes today as they were Aotos; Wanner Weather today by four bandits, two of them entering the Pennagrove National Bankhig Offices in London, armed with what bank employes de­ New York, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Sev­ A -r / .y / . V < y.. ^ s - In Small Bills warmer temperatures, thus facili­ The men shot by the bandits were The money was 1^ bills of small reserves of the Bank of France. Walter H. Bartholomew, 75 year,old by word spread among the drivers tating the removal of sziow from during the last two da3rs, went into To Take It Up Monday So denominations sent by the Philadel­ Once gold moves in vohzme, highways and sidewalks. vault attendant, Forbes McLeod and Director Hopkins Says Pres­ phia Federal Reserve bank to Penns- bankers said, the dollar should come Frank Haddock, policemen and effect when the night drivers took PLAN TO RECOVER But L tradition can be trusted, their cabs to the garages. The day That No Changes Can Be grove last night. down to its new parity in terms of the warmer weather will be short­ Timothy Coughlin, a flreman. Shortly before 9 a. m., Hsu-old An­ gold currencies, and the pound lived and winter is due to last sfc: Shot In StcHDach drivers, instead of taking the ma­ ent Funds Win Be Ex­ chines out again, formed picket CONTRAQ RECORDS derson, bank teller, and W. H. Wad- sterling must either rise against the more weeks. McLeod was shot through the dington, bEink runner, walked to the dollar, or decline in terzzis of the It was groundhog day and in New stomach as he raced to the bank in lines. Police were assigned to the Made. principal garages to guard against hausted on Feb. 9; Wants post office and obtained the two gold. At New York, bonds were Haven '•he sim shone brightly from response to the sounding of the in­ sacks. strong, but stocks sagged a little. a cloudless sky, leaving no doubt stitution’s burglar alarm. disorder. Sttghtly Affected Washington, Feb. 2—(AP) — Far As they reached the bank an auto­ In tbe meantime, banking offices that Mr. Groundhog would be sure Bartholomew was felled with a to Carry on T il May. Former Federal Official TeDs mobile drove up and three men, all handlin,7 gold in all three big finan­ to see hlr shadow durlzig his »Tmn^i hand wound as the bandits entered The Terminal Cab Corporation,, from being unable to get enough of cial capita were in a state of third major operator in the city, with pistols, got out, while a fourth sortie from his hotel. the bank. Haddock tried to intercept the money it wants for relief and mzm stayed at the wheel of the car. feverish activity. Beware of Jack Frost the fleeing bandit car as it sp^ was said to be only slightly affected. Senate Probers They Some $4,000,000 In gold was of­ That company was reported yester­ Wellington, Feb. 2.—(AP)—An continuation of the CWA, the ad­ 'The money packages Md bag Tradition says tf there is no shad­ through Needham Hegihts and tramelMate appropriation of $450,- ministration leadership in the House were seized and tossed into the back fered in London. It was understood ow to frighten him, winter will Coughlin, stationed at a nearby fire day to have assured its men that to have been quickly gobbled up by they could have anything they want­ 000,000 iP carry on die Civil Works Have Been Taken Away^ found it expedient today to defer of the car, which qulcklysped away. soon be over. Othei’wise bewaro of house, was cut down as he ran to until Monday a vote on the $950,- New York banks. The price surged Jack F--ost for at least six more ed as to the tax, as far as the com­ progrtim $nd its 4,000,000 employes PennsgTove is opposite Wilming­ up to the record London figure of Haddock’s assistance. All four vic­ 000,000 appropriation —so ius to ton, Del., about 25 miles south of weeks. tims were taken to the Glover hospi- pany was concerned. .r C/./',000 for direct relief thwart attempts to swell that fund. 139 schillings 6 pence an ounce. That The tax was adopted by the Tam­ Washington, Feb. 2.—(AP)—The Philadelphia. was still a little under the $35 Tbe New Haven branch of the taL ded to the House to­ While Senate leaders finally Witness Story Uziited, States Weather Bureau re­ Foreign Appearing many administration under John P. Senate roail investigating commit­ reached the vote-taking stage on American price. O’Brien late last year in one of sev­ day by.tt||,si^>K^>riations commit­ Carl Luger, 21, an employe of a Gold Prloes ported the mercury dropped to 19 "They came into the bank Just tee today ordered the impounding of the St. Lawrence wateiway treaty, above zero after it ceased anowlzig eral moves to balance the budget. tee, ...... all was Kt for the House to put hardware store adjoining the btuik, G<^d prices in both London uzA at after we bad opened for business,’’ all records relating to air mail con­ v/as a witness to thq holdup. He compared to record sub-zero rec.d- Miss Elizabeth Kimball, secretary As a result, the starting charge on uSly, the . committee bill to pass the relief CWA meas­ the United States Treasury com- kCcOiiht by Harry L. tracts In the offlee a t Winiam P . said he saw the robl^hrs’ car drive znahded substantial premiums over ing^ recorded after the December to McIntosh said. There were four meters was Jumped to 2Q' UacCradten, Waablqgton attorney ure. stenm. The azzxzun' of snowfall, cents from 15 cmts. Later the Sul* l^bfildhk,' CWA iaad relief -edmiiils- But the rules made it necessarily up to the, curb a half hour before the tbe French gold franc, making with­ of them, dark, foreign appearing and former asalstewt sw»«ta^ of holdup. drawals from the B«mk of France kaiteever, virtually equalled that of men. Two had what looked to me pr^ne Court ryled that the tax was, trator, fliiit qyeo tfrifh the QvU t^ earlier storm. ^ r k s re^^^g^H^gOO.OOO hlgl er cmnmerce in chargf qf r - ^ “I saw Akd^rson, who had a bag profitable. No dajly figures are , ■Hike sawed.off macbln»Hrueau<-and meanarkile coOecttons of -The adtioo came lifter therixmqnegpnad jrawn to several iaan otIl ‘ _ I f w ta - refused to pkrniit •Ca-^s -for his k ey .to pubUidteff on-gold transi»tl«as ground- two others had pistols. probable the CWA progrEim woidd' open the doortMT^ bank, Just then the Bank of France. But It was be- * i^ownance. fair and warm­ "There wsro eleven bf us in the hundred tEousand ^ ilais. tee investigacor to ffa.through hie er wither was predicted by the After he became mayor the first last through May. sorted to, pliQa presumably being Withdrawals were siib- bank but no customers. Mr. Bar­ files and had disclosed .that Mflclals to shove the Roosevelt proposal (Coattaoed ea 'Page Nine) «^>ert for tcm lg^ azid tom om w . tholomew didn’t make a move but Hopkins told the committee that o t aviation companies yesterday Two lives Lost unless. immediate action was taken through Ifemday under proc^iire There was sozzie discussics In A' they shot him just the same, tis if (Oonttamed oa Page Nine) forbidding amendment. Wall street as to whether the Bank Autoiziobile aeddents occurztzig they wanted to show that they the $400,000,000 originally aUotted (Gonttnned on Page Nine) In the Senate of France could stazid the potential during the height of the storm last meant business. for t ^ CWA Would be exhausted on In the Senate, Capper (R., Kas.), drain, and whether it znlght, not ziight claimed the lives of Emti Jed- “We were forced to stand with Februtiry 9 and there would be no argued for the waterway treaty, on THOUSANDS MOURN abandon the free gold stazzdard. But erlund, 54, of Wilton, and six-year- our hands up, at our desks, while FOUR AMERICANS funds for that huge payroll. the ground that it would revamp the the Uznited munber of past steam­ old Viola Falzone of Waterbtzry. Ricardan hiul to hand over the The present rate of expenditure MUCH IMPROVEMENT exporting power of the midwest. It ship sanlngs was expected in New In Bridgeport William H. Quizin he said, WEis about $70,000,000 a was in the cloakrooms that the real York to prevent M y serious Jziroads died of Injuries suffered when be money. A little more than $10,000, I week. AERONAUTS’ DEATH think. GRANTED PARDONS strategy was being conducted, the into the huge French gold reserve fell on an ice covei'cd porch. “Mrs. Martin E. Gaykan, a book­ Four Million Families Presidmt sending word he was will­ for a lozig time. Jederlund was struck by an auto­ The administrator testified , as IN RETAIL SALES ing ta'have a vote within a week. Washington Silent mobile driven by the Rev. O. O. keeper managed to sound the alarm This was tEdcen to indicate a bolster­ bell and as the bandits backed out, heuid of the Federal relief organiza­ Wall street believed that the Eckhardt, pastor of the Swed'sh tion that last March there were 4,- ing of pro-pact confidence. Big Fnneral Service m Mos­ Treasures $2,000,000,000 atablliza- Lutheran church in Georgetowzi, taking McIntosh and Ricardan with Once Capper concluded, the Sen­ them, Forbes McLeod one of the Spanish Supreme Court De­ 560,000 families in the United States white walking alozig the Danbury- ate looked to Johnson (R., Cad.) to (Confinued on Page Fozzr) Norwalk road. policemen came running toward the on public relief rolls representing In Many Sections Bnsmess bring up again his bill designed to cow for Balloonists KiDed bank and they shot him down. cides They Should Be Ub- “something over 20,000,000 people cut off Ameriesm credits from debt- The girl died early today, several McIntosh said that after being or one person out of every six.” Reached Largest Totals defaulting nations. hours after being struck by a car forced to stand on the running board The number of families on the The House ways umd means com­ After Record Fiigjit driven by Diaziis Greziler. of the car for a mile or two he was erated; Were Sentenced. Federal relief rolls in December, he mittee declined by 14 to 11 to e- WILL DENY CREDIT Numerous other autozziobile acd- said, bad decresised to 2,650,000. conaider its decision for a five cents dente resulttag in Izijuries were re­ pulled inside the car as it drew near Since January 1929. ported. Needham Heights where Haddock “Suppose you reach May 1 Euid a poimd tax on coconut umd sesame Moscow, Feb. 2—(AP) —^Thous­ The state highway departznent and Coughlin were shot. A short dis­ Madrid, Feb. 2. — (AP) — The the number of people you have em­ oil. ands paid their last telbute today o TO OWING NATIONS ployed on your Civil Works roll ^ eus Naval committeemen there ap­ the Soviet balloonists who ascended sent out nearly one thousand men tance away the bandits pushed him Sixth Section of the Supreme Court New York, Feb. 2—(AP) — Im­ to sand highways and remove snow. from the vehicle. today approved a governmental increased and you find a consider­ pointed 14 of their number to make higher into the stratosphere than provement in retail sales weis an “a careful investigation” whether man had ever gone before, three At 11 o’clock last zilght, George E. pardon for four Americans serving able decrease on your relief rolls,” outstanding feature of trade and a JaU term in Palma, MaUorca, for CbEdrman Buchanan (D., Tex.), contractors have been making ex­ days ago, only to crash to their Hamlin, deputy highway comzziis- business trends in January, which cessive profits in building Navy deaths while all Russia waited to sioner, report^ all highways' "Jear, Eissaultlng a civU issu'd. asked. ‘To stop your Civil Works revealed “a definite revival !n all Senate Passes Johnson BDl would necessarily throw those same planes. acclaim them. but crews continued to work The Americans are Mr. and branches,” Dun & Bradstreet sadd President Roosevelt, meanwhile. Long lines of mourners filed slow­ PEASANTS ACCLAIM Mrs. Clinton B. Lockwood, of people back on your relief rolls?” in their weekly trade review today. through the zilght, to remove a lay­ West Springfield, Mass.; Roger F, ly past the urns containing the Which Hits at Defaulting er of frozen snow that cluzzg to the “That is right,” Hopkins replied. In msmy sections, said the agency, (Oontinaed on Page Four) aahM of the three aeronauts in a roads. Mead of New York Euid Edmund A. “We might extend Civil Works a retail busineiu reached the largest lofty hEdl of the Central executive DOLLFUSS REGIME Blodgett, of Stamford, Conn. little longer. My o ^ thought would totals for any Jumuary since 1929, corzunittee house in Red Square. Governments. They were sent to jaU last month be, ho\/ever, with 'a fund of this with volume “distributed more even­ The thzree simple bronze urns after a long legM battle in which size, you could not possibly keep ly to all departments, instead of rested in a row on a red draped bier. consecutively a court-martial ac­ this running all the time between being confined to those where clear- SANKEY NOT MIXED They were surroimded by white NEW FEDERAL LAW Eince events were in progress.” Washlzigton, Feb. 2.—(AP)—The Over 100,000 Come to Vien­ quitted them, a military auditor now Emd next winter; that you potted plants. Soldiers and sailors Senate today repassed the Johnson overruled the acquittal and the Su­ would either diminish it shsirply • “The seml-stablllzatlon of the dol­ wiUl-^BMd bftyonets stood guard. A preme Court upheld the military lar,” continued the review, “ha^ bill, this time with adznizilstration during the summer time or demo­ IN LINDY’S CASE ZBBMaly- band alternately played support, to deny new credits in this HITS BOOTLEGGERS na to Show Their Confi­ auditor. They were sentenced to bilize It entirely during the summer allayed imrest on that score, and and tha RevolutlozuLry fun- six months and a day in Jail. will allow business to proceed with country to all natiozis behind in time. It will reach a marked de­ their debts to the American govern­ Ambassador Intercedes crease in the numbers. more suroty. The retail gsdns of Pbatograplw IMsiriaiyed The pardon approval today was the previeUB week not only were ex­ m ent dence in the Government No Decision Yet A large photograph of each — the result of the intercession In their tended, but a steadier broadening Does Not Break Under Fed- Pavll Fedoseinko, Audrey Vasenko Tha retaliatozy measure, putting Liqnor Cannot Be Bonght or behalf by Ambassador Claude G. “We have not yet reached roread benefits to a greater dlvers- N and Ilya Usyakln—rested on the debt-defaulters on notice anew that Bowers of the United States. administrative derislcm aa to 1^ of merchandise. The small re- floor beneath the urns containing the Uziited States expects payment Vienna, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Chancel­ cisely the method that will ka Bsatplng stjdcks of heavy wearin; eral Quiz— Is Taken to of all war and post-war debts over­ Sold Fithont the Proper lor Engelberg DoUfuss told a huge The pardon for the Americans the remidzzs. now lacks only the official sanction adopted. It will be done on a rea ^ the development of this imexpect Behind that of Vasenko were two due, was approved and sent to the mass meeting today that as long as of the full Supreme Oaurt to which tic basis and In the inteieat a t the sppsrM were practically depleted by women, evidently close rrikttvea, House without a record vote after 100.000 peasEints were willing to the Sixth Section immediately re­ wboie National oconomy.” 4emhxt. North Dakota. who wept bitterly. adzninistration leaders and Sezzator T ai Stamps. tEike the trouble to come to Vienna ferred It. Hopkins said that many peQ|fla Olearaace Sales The public was Edlowed to throng Jotmson (R., Calif.), author of the In a demonstration of loyalty to Court officials said it probably who needed relief had been ash< '^T)i« fioai week of the special past the bier until mid-afternoon, proposal, agreed to modlfylzig their chanceldor, elections to show would be considered at tomorrow's to ask fo n t imtil the CWA was caaCi furniture, rugs and house- Chicago, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Verne after which Red Square was cleared Hartford, Feb. 2.—(AP)—A Fed. ice sa les of linens, white amendments. the government it has the people regular session of the entire court Sankey, described u America’s of all traffic for a funeral service Measure Hdd Up eral law aimed to deal a death blow behind it are not necessary. and that the pardon was certain. bought to a close pro- Public Qiemy No. 1, has eac€q>ed preceding interment in the Kreznlin to bootleggers, maklzig buyers liable (Oontlnned on Page Nine) ibdhiy the best JEuiuary that retail- The measure first was passed Observers estimated that fully temporarily at least a charge of wall. unazniously January 11 with ozily a to prosecution equally with the sell­ 110.000 persons were packed in and MS have experienced in foxu* years, participation In the kidnaping of the A crew’s log and a barograph er, and provldhig for miMrimiiwi I as the total volume of business rose showing that they had made an handful of Seziators on tbe floor, but aroimd the Northwest railway shed Infant son of Colonel Charles A. had been held up since by a zziotlon penalties of $1,000 or five ]tears from 10 to 35 per cent above that ascent of 72,178 feet was all that •'V in which he sjioke. of- the compEirative mtoth of 1983. Llndbe-f^ but must ftuie a Federal to recozisider by Seziator Robizison prlsoziment or both, will go into ^ - “This shows,’’ he declEU^ “how Court trial for the abduction of the was left intact in the gondola in fect February 10, accordibg to Claims Germans Justified “Wholesale markets are now get­ which they crashed to toetr deaths of Arkazisas, the majority leader. ridiculous la the allegation t^ t the ting into full swing, as orders in­ wealthy. Denver brokei, Charles orders received from Uziited Stafiis people are not behind the govern­ Boettcher n. Tuesday after it parted from the crease from week to'week, with big bag. (Oonttnued oa Page Nine) Internal Revenue Coznzzilssloner Cbjy ment.’’ In Shooting Edith Cavell buyers expressing some concern Hourf of questioning by Federal T. Helverizig by Dr. Edward 'G. Previously to the speech, 50,000 about receiving their merchandise in agents p t the stocky little former Dolan, collector for CTozmectloi^ peasants marched up the Ring- time for the Initial openings of South Dakota ranchman, appar­ this zziotning. straase in the pro-Dollfuss demon­ London, Feb. 2.— (AP^ — The<^minlster a t the 'dajrp was . that he spring goods early in March, due to ently fhiled to link him with the Under the law, known aa the stration. execution of Nurse Ekl^ CTaveli by distrusted the commander-ln-chlef, Easter railing on April 1 this year. fatal Lindbergh abduction, and he Liquor Taxing Act of 1984, every The demonstration was Austria’s the German army during the World but be bad not the courage to dis­ “Based on the strength of con­ was hurriedly started by . train last Almost All of the East bottle of liquor must, after Feb. .16, move in the conflict of bombs, War was Justified In the opinion of miss him,” said Duff Cooper. ’Mr. sumer demEind during l^cember and night for Pierre, S. D., where he is bear a government stamp parades, arrests and diplomatic Duff (Joeper, ftaaoMal secretary to Lloyd-George distrusted Field Mar­ January, retailers have set their under tadictment for the Boettcher over its zziouth, statlzzg Uie zzazne;aiid notes over what DoUfuss asserted buying budgets from 1$ to 40 per “sn atfii.” Covered With Snow Today the Briti^ war office. shal Haig. cent Eihead of last year’s with the Euldress of the person who were German efforts to ‘Nazlfy’’ the “Miss C svell,” D uff Ckwper told “He thought the latter was un­ Big Time Kidnaper . the stamp, the quantity of Uqow, highest i>ercentage of increase noted Sankey, who the authorities said land of Adolf Hitler’s birth. an audience of army officers “was a fitted for bte command but he wad In men’s and women’s wetudng ap­ and indicatizzg that ^ IntCzvkl Replying to an Austrian note of noble and courageous woman whom iffraid of public opinion and did not deneifed the drab life of a ranch­ By Assodatod Prero «to a depth of ten inches, accompan­ parel, hardware, farm equipment, man to take the more lucrative- ied by offshore winds of near-gale revenue taxes on tbe liquor have complaint against the NaM cam­ the Germans were oititled to exe­ dare to place somebody else in the shoes and dry goods.” Over much of the Uziited States been paid, it wak leagned today. cute according to the rules of war­ position.” racket of a "big tlmef” kidnaper ap- forca. Walking w as dffficult azid paign, the German government made the groimdhog had a thick white drlvl]^ dangerous. Any person who traaspbrta, poq-. a point by point denial of all fare. But any politician could He said Lloyd George did every- pareiipy had no objection to gei^ TBEA8UBT BALANCE to South Ihdcota, for he waived ex­ carpet ’•o walk on today as h>. went A drop Ir tenqierature to arotmd sessea, buys, or sella any diatllled charges. have told them the execution was thizig in his power to undermine hie splrita unless toe (Utilizer cairiea going to arm 100,000 men against (Hai^s) position with his fellow tradition, and was quickly on his about his fttmiiai chore of determin­ the 10 above mark set New Yorkers As a result, said a communique Washington, Feb. 2—(AP) —^The ing the weather for the next six ears a-tlngle. such a staznp or anymze who coim- Issued by the Austrian (Cabinet last Germany.” countrymen and with his allies.” position of the Treasury January 31 wE^r carefuBy guarded by five De- Duff Cooper asked a truce in the paztbent of Justice agents, led weeks. The groundhog’s decision depend­ terfelts toe staznpi znay be punlabed night, Austria has but one alterna­ A heavy snowfall yesterday and by a $1,000 flzie or Imprlionmeat df traditional conflict between soldiers Edith Louisa Cavell was convicted R^dpts, $44^571.506.59: expendi­ Meluln Purvis, chief of the depart- ed on what part of the znap he tive—“to take further action In an mhqt’s . Chicago office. last night hampered traffic today chose to pop out of his hole. Over five yeiara or both. international sphere.” and politicians. Duff Cooper said by a German court martial in the tures, $72,008,774,79; ba^ce, $1.- David Uoyd George, throughout hie summer of 1915 of haying assisted AJ private car for the notorious over much of the east. Sziow or rain much of the east and some other The stamps will cost one cent It was not indicated whether this 687,201j.12.19; customs receipts for each centaizier of ope ^mrt, term as war time prime minister, 180 persons from Belgium while she the month. $26,306498.48.; bad niJM) and his guar«to was used.' had fallen in sizeable quantitifa in parts of .tbe country, tbe.aun shone ImpUed that a formal coniplaint worked agatost the Britirii com­ was in charge of a Red Cross hbmd- Meanwhile Saokey’s'woman com- the Great Lakes reglozi, the Oak> bright^,'eaatizig the fate^ shadow galtoz), pbiit and half p |^ would be made to the League of Na- ReMlpts for the fiscal yfar mander in chief, Field Marshal Sir tal at St. Ollles. She was executed July 1) |1.67948l.48LOOr pa)Hon, who Identified beroelf as vaUey, the Atlantie stat^ the Gulf that mevia, so says tbe legend, sfk and oiw-quaitM oent for. Mai tkma, ea Austria previously' had Douglas Haig in his speech today. by a (Serman firing squad in the tures, $8i602,4|Bt,^;95 9 4 )r i Mattexn, 28, arrested last statcik and akmg the North Padfle more weeks of wtotek. In aozns sec- hatt ptat eapadlly. ' thihgtaaed, or wfiether the DoUfuas <)i«atest NlBtalce morning of October 12, 1915. A pegk $l,968,8M,058i4B of eiaerfency ex- W9)iiiMda)r when Sankey wa«, cap- co a st tlma, however, it was doudy and dt&Ma who on FMk. gypim s^ t would fionudalA m s a if “One at the greatest mlstakewjjn the Caasdian Bockles la nini^ tuvdi); aoeas -c t expenditures tuM In a baflier shep, remalne» really a wicked city. In the winter of 1890-1891 Win- nounces the colonej’s theme to be ciates In the plant, traffic and com­ Jl.damy’8 Service station and the Coim. G eneral...... 29 31 cbell was detailed to make a survey “Deep Calleth to Deep” Adjutant Oak Street Tavern. Beth Steel, pfd ...... 76 These applications are then con­ There will be shown such divies as mercial departments of the local ex­ Borden ...... 26% Hartford F ire ...... 46% 48% of the lower East Side. He visited and Mrs. Green of the Holyoke corps Randazzo is handcuffed to the National Fire ___ , 47 sidered by the board In the order Billy McGlorys and Harry Hills, change. Guests were present fn^m Clin Jfac ...... 16% 49 dance palaces where hundreds of the semi-family lodgings and tene­ will take part. viieel of the car and dxudng the Hartford Steam Boiler 49 52 in which they are received. The Hartford and Rockville, The occa­ Case (J. I.) ...... 81% ‘sailors from off the high seas and ment and flop houses. His dis­ seventy-six hours that have already Phoenix F ire ...... 55% 57% person making the appUcation is Cerro De P a s c o ...... 86 caUed to appear before tbe board, is suckers from upstate would be lured closures were published in the New sion for thus honoring Mr. Hamted elapsed he has become a familiar Travelers ...... 415 425 Ches and Ohio ...... 45% examined as to his ownendiip, the in to dance and drink. After dancing, York Herald, March 14, 1891. Three was the fact that he has completed figure around town. He finds tho Chrysler ...... 58% Public Ctilltlee Stocks pages of this report will be thrown early morning hours most wearying past record as to dealing in £^ors OPEN FORUM Coca Cola ...... 102% Conn. Elec Serv . .... 39 43 and the general standing , Hole His Shadow Would ous “Butter-milk Bar”. Among the Five in CWA Crew Engag'ed in Johns Manville ...... 64 Hart and Cooley ___ — 125 famous gangsters, whose picture payers’ League took action in the’r Kennecott ...... '22\i Frighten Him. 2 Chickens As Prizes. Decorating Interior — To Hartmann Tob, com.. 5 will be shown will be that of Walter last meeting, to abolish this phan­ Lehigh Val C o a l...... 3 % do., p f d ...... 9 _ D. Britt an accomplice of Gerald tom school district which exists only Fix Municipal Building Wall. Lehigh Val Rd ...... 20% Int S liv er...... 37 4Q Although most residents of Man­ Chapman who paia bis life recently to levy and collect taxes from those Llgg and Myers B ...... 94 chester ore probably convinced that Harry White, Supervisor. who pay their proportionate share do., p f d ...... 68 71 at Wethersfield. Britt bad spent 19 starting on Monday morning a ...... 28% ^ders, Frary * Clk. 34 36 winter has long over-stayed ts via- of town taxes of which you speak. crew of flve painters will start Lorillard ...... 19 It already, Mr. Groundhog seems to years behind the prison walls, when Yours truly, New Brit. Mch. com.. 6 % 8 V William B. Halsted work painting the police station McKeesp Tin ...... 90 have other Ideas about the matter Mathias Spless. town court under the CWA pro­ Mont W a r d ...... ! 31^ as he emerged from his hole today, 15 years of service’ with the South­ Mann A Bow. Class A 3 7 gram, The job Includes painting ; Nat B iscu it...... 43 do., Class B ...... % __ squinted at the bright rays of the ern New England Telephone Cora- decorating the Municipal building, Nat Reg ...... 22% SHIMMING TEACHER WEDS panyv North and Judd ...... 14 sun and promptly returned to Lis which will be started when the po­ Nat D a ir y ...... Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 12 home. “ Six more weeka o f winter,’’ A. F. Mitchell of the Hertford Nat Pow and L t ...... 1244 lice station is completed. Stow and Wilcox he grunted just before he (Haap- Greenwich, Feb. 2.— (AP) — branch, acting in behalf of Dinrict N Y Central The outside skim plastering of RuMell ...... peered warning all thoae who put Blanche Mandel, New York swim­ NY NH and H Manager Nickerson who was un­ the Municipal lobby will be removed faith In the legend of Groundhog ming instructor who has had many able to be present on account of Ill­ Noranda ...... and new plastering put on before W ork! Day that wlntei isn’t prepared to stars as her students, and Harry ness, in an appropriate speech pre­ North Am the new paint Is applied. For sever­ Seraw ...... leave these parts until tha middle Lax, also of New York, were mar­ sented to Mr. Halsted a 15-year Packard ...... ried here yesterday by Justice of the al years the paint in the lobby has pfd., guar...... of March at least. service pin from the company. Man­ peeled rnd In the opinion of th - ...... Mfg. Ok .... Peace Anna Mac GLUveray. Phlla Rdg C and I .. ager Halsted also received from his master painters con ^ ted , the en­ and Fsoa .... Miss Mandel, the daughter of Elias Manchester staff a handsome smok­ Phil Pete ...... ■ Mandel said she was 38 years old. tire skim plastering must be. remov­ Pub Serv N J • • • ing cabinet. He warmly expressed ed hefo’-e the paint job will be sat-, Lax gave his age as 41 and said he Radio his appreciation of both gifts In a isfactory. HELP ME was a storekeeper. He is the son of few well chosen remarks. Others Reading Michael Lax. who spoke were Miss Katherine T. Rera R ^ d Rey Tob B ...... ^ % Cannon, chief operator and Joseph 2 I ; ! ’.'.! ! ! FIND MT T. O’Gorman, wire chief. Group Sears R oeb u ck ...... 49^ WhiUock CoU Pipe . . . GILEAD Socony V a c ...... 19^ singing, dancing and a general good J.B.WU’ms Co. $10 par BABY! iJme followed. South P a o ...... 31% Mr. Halsted was engaged by the The morning service at the P RM 8 • g , 38 SouU Itwy ...... 36% FEBRUARY telephone company as a salesman church Is now at 10:30 a. m., and ‘T’ll gfive anything and collector te January of 1959 tn later In Hebron. The church school to have him bjacki” Torrington. He was latw transfer­ is at 9:45, and the Christian En­ St G«a aad l|fl||B||^.....vT 4 % LATEST STOCKS Coat *i^Iues red to Wlnsted ard on March 12, deavor service at 7 p. m. Sunday evening there was no service here as St on If J 48 that should * prompt you to 1928, was transferred to Manche.. Tex C o r p ...... 231; New York, Feb. 2.—(AP)—The ter succeeding the late Loren C. it was the date Cor the Trl-Cotmty ‘buy tomorrow. meeting which was held In Marl­ Timken Roller Bear A ...... 37% new and smaller gold dollar acted ‘MISSFANE’S Clifford as manager of the Man­ boro. Trans America ...... a temperamental in foreign exchange chester and Rockville exchanges. Robert E. Foote attended a meet­ ‘ Union Carbide ...... 49 dealings today and s t o ^ were in 139.50 Since coming to this town Mr. ing of the Eastern States Farmer’s Unit Aircraft...... 35% dined to stem their advancing en and Mrs. Halsted have made many thusiasm, * Exchange which was held Tuesday Unit Corp ...... 7 % BABY IS Wool Tweed friends and have taken an active in Springfield, Mass. Unit Gas Imp ...... igi' Notwithstanding sizeable pur­ Coats part in social and community af­ • Mrs. Stone and her daughter U E Ind Ale ...... 60«6 chases of gold abroad by New York fairs. M-. Hedsted was president of Miss Mildred Stone of Hartford U S R ubber...... 19 banks and the supporting $2,000, with prime rac­ the Manchestai Klwanla club last passed the week-end with Mr, and U S S m e lt...... ‘103 000,000 equalization fund of the STOLEN’ coon, now year and for several yean had Mrs. Clifford R. Perry. U S Steel ...... 66]' Treasury, toe British pound dropped charge of the annual minstrel of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gan ter and Util Pow and L t ...... 4 % about 6 cents In terms o f the Unit With the club for the Hebron camp. He their daughter, Dorothy Ann, were Vlok Chem ...... 60% ed States unit and other leading Is also a member of the Chamber of visitors In Manchester and at Mr. West U n ion ...... 61% European currencies were similarly Dorothea Commer’ and other organizations. and Mrs. Hart E. Buell’s. Kest El and Mfg ...... [ 44% heavy. Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Post of Woolworth ...... 61% Grains and other commodities of East Hartford spent Sunday with Elec Bond and Share (Curb) . 19% fared little aid to equities, but cot­ ' W iock 144.00 his parents Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Post. ton was about steady. Bonds, pav • ANDOVER Miss May Murphy of Highland lag meager attention to stocks, Crepe Coats Park spent the week-end with Mr. again movsd ahsad vigorously. Alieh Bradjr and Mrs, Charles Plnney. with gorgeous 80ms of toe maUl shares, laclud Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phelps and Romolo Sagllo and Karl Links COLUMBIA Ing U. S. Smelting, Dome and Me BABY LeROY South American Mr. and Mrs. John Yeomans attend­ were visitors in Hartford, Wednes­ Intyre were In demand for advance# Kit Fox coUars. ed the Birthday Ball In Rockville, day. of l^to ? points. A fsw spedaltlfs Tuesday evening. It was estimated Edward Burt of Stamford and Dr. Vise Ruth Comstock of Waterford found new followings Most of toe Plus Now there were about 500 present. Bailey of Brooklyn, N. Y., were was a week-end guest at the home alcohol group sagged 1 to 2. Mer Rev. Wallace I. Woodln officiated visitors Sunday at Charles P„ Burt’s cbandlsing Issues vers firm. Unl<"^ at the funeral of his friend Elton of Mrs. Daisy Tatro. Miss Com Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buell were Pacific lost a point and other rails Johnson of HartfoM Wednesday stock boarded with Mrs. Tatro last Ken Maynard vlsitros In Manchester and at Mr. were hesitant. Thr utilities • h iwet afternoon. Mr. Woodln officiated at and Mrs, Howard Tryon’s In Glas­ year when she was the teacher at in the funeral of Mr. Johnson’s mother improvsment tendencies. Various tonbury Sunday. the Center ecbool. oils also did better. The aircrafts about three weeks ago. Miss Ruth Marohlsl .o f Bucking Other Coats It Is reported that over 115 cords Clayton E. Hunt, Jr., a eenlor at were in supply. The steels taxed and ham spent a day recently with her most of toe so-oalled leaders held to ‘GUN JUSTICE' of wood have been cut under the sister Mrs. Romolo Sagllo. Worceeter Polytechnic Inetltute Is of as Important values priced at CW A-project on the back roads of at hie home for' the mid-year vaca­ a narrow groove. Profit taking ir Mrs. A. H. Postals UP with the toe first hour caused toe ticker tape the town the past few weeks. grip. tion. TODAY January’s perfect attendance to lag behind floor transactions but $13.75 to $59.50 pupils in Grades 3, 4 and 5 were If the weather permits, Mrs. E. B. The honor roll for the third mark toe pace slowed appreciably later. STATE .SAT. Edith Duriton, William Kralovlck, Foote will spend the week-end with Ing period of the Windham High Selling In some of the alcohols Dorothy Week, Mike Mlsovlck, her daughter, Mrs. D. L. Buell add echool contalne the namee of toe followed word from Washington Wilma Savage, Edward Skinner, her family at their home In Lnconl*. following pupUe from Columbia— that tot Department of Justice nad Dorothy Lecalre, Ida Plnney, Ed­ New Hampshire. 90 per cent or over, David Hunt of begun an investigation of ocm ward Keefe, Edward Merritt, Lewis toe Junior clase and Lois Clarke of ?laints of an alleged liquor trust | t t b i n 0 U ^ Brown, Verna Smith, Dale Smith the Sophomore claee. 80 per cent he Federal Trade Commission, it A Gloriouf New Love Team and Charles Kukucka. Miss Gladys or over, Carleton Hutebine, Laver- was also reported, had also started Bradley is the teacher. FOREIGN EXCHANGE gne Wllllame, John Zuryk, WUhel- gathering material for a proposed Cornea to the Screen. mlna German of toe Senior clau, in ^ ry into distiller operauoas. Joeeph Ssedga, Margaret B a^ e, 'Trade and industrial news of an CHARLES New York. Feb. 2.— (A P )—For- Mary Turner of the Junior olaee, optimistic character continued plen­ elgn -Exchange heavy. George Cobb, Martin Cohen, Alex­ tiful, Dun A Br'dstreet found t ^ t Great Britain in dollars, others ander Gorman and Dorothy Leecoe retail business In many sections dur> FARRELL In cents. of the Freshman class. ing toe week had reached toe larg­ and , TAX RATES Great Britain demand, 4.92; oa- The January meeting of the La­ est totals for any Januaiy olnoe In a recent editorial of the Manchester Evening Herald l Liquor Specials blee, 4.92; 60-day bllle, 4.91; France dles’ Aid society was be^ Wednes­ 1929. Based on toe strength of con­ BETTE was eccusoQ or oemg unable ^ to read their editorials IntelllrentiuIntelllrentlv' demand, 6.83, cables, 6.88; Italy de­ day at toe home of Mrs. Irving Lohr sumer demand, It was said, retailers «vtry clear-thlnklM cltlssn of Manchester to realise mand, 8.41%; cablee, 8.41%. with Mrs. Curtis Holmes and Miss have set toelr buying budgets from * ®dttorlal "Tax Rates" means to them person­ For the Week-End Demands; Morion' Holmes asslatlng as host­ 16 to 40 per cent ahead of last DAV18 year’s. ally. Thsy talk about removing snow from the itraata We Belgium, 22.46; Germany, 38.40; esses. The meeting was an all day have not had much snow In the last few years tiie.t la ahIv Sweepstake Whiskey Holland, 64.80; Norway, 24.60; Inquiries for locomotives from meeting to work on articles for the several of the larger rail systems Sweden, 25.26; Denmark. 21.C5; next fair. There were 41 women months of the year when we do not have snow to think'a.hnnf $1.40 Bwiteerland, 81.16; Spain, 18.08; were reported, as was toe order of **Tho Big present, as well as several cblldim. e ^ y 8,000 ears from one of toe "*241^** *bout the retail trade beinff "ahnt" BAtiu snow Portugal. 4.58N; Greece, .98N; Po- A dairy Improvement meeting amers. remains piled on5n toetae streets.streets, I think that the retail trade will Envoy Club Whiskey land, 18.60N Ceecho-Slovakla, still be In town was held at Ifeoman's ball W e^ea- An increase in earloadlngs of Shakodowai** ’’ •‘^use If there is a lull $1.85 4.77N; Jugo-Slavla, 2.11N; Austria, day evening under the direction of 1,186 for toe week ended Jan. 17, » boom for the next few 18.45N; Rumania, I.OIN; Argentine. the Tolland Coimty Farm l^reau. was not quite up to toe seasonal And On the Same 32.80N; Brazil. 8.48N- Tokyo, 29J50; Albert Mann, in charge of the milk trend. At the same time toe total Whiteway Whiskey Shanghai. 38.50: Hongkong, 37,26; testing and breeding work at toe of 661,666 cars was 86,264 ahead of Program ' will write to the Mayor of Fall River he wUl be i:iad to aaewer Mexico City (ellver peso), 28.00; Connecticut State College was toe toe like 1988 week. $2.25 Montreal In N ey York. 99.00; New speaker. Hie subject was “Prinol' Thunderlnc Tiuroiif li Where ie that town but in the West « ... *__ ‘ York In Montreal, 101.00. plea and Practice! of Breeding.' Kentucky Triumph Whiskey...... $2.75 N—Nominal. Lantern slides were used for Illus­ American minnows introduced in Thrilla and Danger. mS ’’ “■•»»««« Cavalier Gin ...... $115 tration. Istrla province, Italy, have entirely Your Favorite Mlbhire Gin ...... !..!$ 1 .‘50 DEATH ACCIDENTAL The Board of Relief held Its first freed toe area of malaria by eating mosquito larvae. Weetem Star Gordon’s G in ...... $1 50 meeting Thursday at toe ball. They 030D6y« But let uiNf by tli6 tokm not int fh* K*eH*o»e Bridgeport, Feb. 2.—(AP)— A will bold two other meetings on tT in V T l the%ri?eV.°'q!Srt i BAE BRAND WINES...... ' 90c finding of accidental death was re­ Feb. lOtb and 14tb, so that any one b^lnsse an« the prevention of burned out bearlnn corded by Coroner J. J. Phelan to­ having a grievance agslhst toe work BnA JoniM oil. What is the answer If they do let We Also Stock: day In the case of Clara Kocewskl, of toe tax assessors may have am­ T * complete new force of filling sta- Canadian Qub MonticeOo 6. of Stamford, who waa killed by a ple ohanoe to present them to toe uon atU nduts, which I have recenOy acquired. T a k e ^ & in­ car operated by Shirley Woodward ward of Relief. formation for what it is worth and think ^ u t Park & TUford Private Stock of Greenwich. 'The accident occurred The young people met Thursday meetjv in htoch-dean hoS, a lltuTlidS tor^ ^fu Renault Winea Jan, 26. eveiUng at toe parsonage and spent T R B A S O i l ^ up wdth a smile and be able to go our own Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer a pleasant evening placing with toe organisation and say “Hello, Isn’t It a wonderftil S )m ln g " M d new games and puzzles whiep Rev. we can forget about past headaches. mommg' ana c » A P fs a n A. W. Mellinger has Just made with Lwt but not least, let us forget that word "denraMion” in PORTERFIELD’S the aid of a book on Japanese Instructor ITHRIBB West Side Package Store games. Pop com was also enjoyed FORD PARTS ft SERVICE St toe close of toe evening. PIANO and ORGAN Very truly yours, For Delivery Dial 8757 JIMMIE OOSOBOVB A heavy snowfall on Thursday E. J. CAMPBELL. 331 Center Street . Juat Below Pine Street In Charge of Repairs. lasting into the evening has spoiled to# skating for the many enthusi­ studio: 128 Wtst Street Spraoe and Penrl Sts., Phown « 8 4 asts who have enjoyed the sport for tw qilf wislw MANCTOGSraiH EVEKINGIIERAIB. MANGHHSTBIR. COIWi r, FEBRUARY 2,1984.

ADVEKTMBMBNT— ADVEBTlSratniNT^ TAU CEDARS BAND Where Mob Started and Finished Kentucky Lynching THREE H M K ' ROBBERIES m ARE REPORTED TODAY THE TO PLAY IN PRISON By the Asaodated Preae. The guns o t bonk robbers blazed N BARGAIN HOUND WQl Give CoDcert at Weth­ today in a sudden outbturst of hold­ ups in various parts of the cotmtry. Prof. Monroe of State Col­ A poUcemah' was slain by bullets ersfield at Sonday Hom­ from the sub-machine guns and pis­ Wouldn't 3TOU like thla Sunday's Midco Ice Box Freeze served at lege to Be Gneot of C ^ e r tols of four men who took $10,000 dinner in a new and delightful at­ yoiu* next bridge is sure to bring in­ from the Needham Trust Company mosphere? If you’ve never been in terested howB-and-wheres did you ing Service. Chorch Men. ‘the Centennial Dining Room you ever find ansrthing so delicious re­ bank at Needham, ^4ass. An aged .have no idea how attractive it is. marks from 3TOIU: friends. You can vault attendant was ahot down and wounded wlfiiout cause and two She Bimday dinners are excellent get it in all flavors at EJverybody's The Tall Cedars Band, of which others were wounded before they The Center Church Men’s Lengun and are served at an exceptionally M arket. Edwin Ogram of Wethersfield is zvaaonable price. It would be well sped away in an automoUle. has set the date of Wednesday ev^ leader, and Thomas Maxwell of this In Penns Grove, N. J., four armed to call 8180 and make reservations Just as January is the month of nlng, February 7 for a 6:30 o’clock town, secretary, will give a program robbers seized' and fled with bags before the last minute. white sales, so February is a month supper and get-together. The speak­ for fiimiture sales. The shopper Sunday monfing at 9:45 in the containing $130,000 being carried chapel of the State Prison at into the Penns Grove Nattional Bank. er on that occasion will be Profes­ February is a good party month learns by watching the advertise­ sor David G. Monroe, head of the ao perhaps a few siiggestions for ments in this and other papers how Wethersfield. Mr. Maxwell who is At Coleman, Texas, three men leader of the Cecilian and Maxwell robbed the First National bank of History department of Connectieut Menus will be welcomed. best to take advantage of the many State College at Storrs. His topic . For St. Valentine's day, I’m sug- new suggestions t^ t merchants Mandolin clubs, assumes the re­ about $36,000, screening their flight sponsibility of two or more Sunday with six employes kidnaped as they will be "The Criminal, the Police gresting a bridge luncheon menu. offer for modernizing the various and the Judge.” Professor Monroe Many of the dishes can be prepared rooms in their homes. Even though morning services at the church each left All bdt one was rdeased near year. This is the first time, boW' the bank. spent three years in Chicago in the aarly in the day and k^t in the one’s budget is somewhat limited research department of the Universi­ these days, it will pay to take ad­ ever, the band will play for the men i!efrlgerator until wanted. Some confined there, which at the present ty of Chicago. He was one of those vantage of the bargains, and often must be made the day before. So time number more than 750. The DR. WILLIAM KELLEY DIES who helped to write the Wickersham a little money, with thought and i t you are a maidless hostess with chapel accommodates upwards of Report on Crime and therefore had plain "help” in the kitchen for the work, will accomplish a real trans­ 900. Torrington, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Dr. unusual opportonity of contacting last minute serving and the after­ form ation. Mr. Maxwell has also secured as William KeUey, 41, formerly of th‘s the criminals themselves as weU as math of dish-washing you will be a speaker Colonel Wallace Wincbell, city, died early this morning at t* e glad to have only a few tasks neces­ the court officials. His message will now conducting a series of meetings Frqnch hospital in New York. He be worth hearing and all man will sary to do jtist at the lunch hour. at the local Salvation Army corps was a brother of Father John Kel­ It isn’t a bit too early to look The Perry county Jail, at Hazard, Ky.. shown above, be welcome to attend. The supper He is thoroughly familiar with ley, pastor of the Sacred Heart will be served at a moderate chm^e. Miss Beargeon of the Albany Pack­ over the grand selection of Valen­ prison methods and will have a was stormed by the mob *of 800 men that lynched church, Stamford, and of Sister ing Company will demonstrate first tines at Hale’s. You're sure to find message of comfort and inspiration Rexwell Scott. 20. negro, for-killing Alexander John­ John Marie ot the Order of St. prize Little Link Sausage at the ju st the o n e you’re looking for be­ for the men. son, a White man. 'The mob took its victim 13 miles Joseph of St. FYancis hospital, Pinehurst Grocery tomorrow. These cause they have all kinds, shapes The band will play the Kilties COUNTRY DANCE from town, to the tree shown right, to hang him. Hartford. Dr. KeUey was g:raduated sausages are carefully made from and sizes. There are the little march, "Poet and Peasant” over­ from Ck)lumbla in 1-926 and was a Modern and Old-Fashicmed selected fresh pork in a government comic ones—everybody wants a few ture, "Over the Waves,” "Echoes Deputy Eli Couch is shown preparing to cut down practicing physician in New York. inspected plant. 'They are adver< ot these—^for one to three cents. from the South,” "Gardes du the noose. In addition to the brother ad sis­ tis^ at special prices in Pinehurst’s Then there are the more elaborate Corps” march. It is expected a ma­ ter, he leaves two other sisters in Highland Park advertisement on today’s market sweetheart and family Valentines jority of the thirty bandsmen will Torrington, a brother at Riverbead, page. for five and ten cents. take part in the service. Miss Lil­ L. I., and bis mother, Mrs. John Saturday, February 3rd lian m a c k , soprano, and David KeUey, who resides In Torrington. A sleek dinner cap is the one Hutchinson, baritone, will sing, with cbenile, and organdies embroidered SETS $20,000 VEBDierr Moving Pictures, 8-9. in big cbenile dots for summer eve­ The funeral wlP be held here 'Jon- fashioned of brown velvet, trimmed Miss Lyllian Hutt as accompanist. day with a solemn high mass of EEGANTERA ning frocks, while for day there are Bridgeport, Feb. 2.—(AP)—A Dancing, 9-12. How many people can write a with a roll of self material, and a Mr. Ogram will play a comet solo, requiem at St. Francis church at scores of prints splashed with Per­ verdict of $20,000 was returned by good letter today, or are willing to blonde veil, the color of the wearer's "The Holy City” and Anthony 10 a. m. Everybody Welcome I hair. O'Bright will play a medley of old sian figures, geometrical designs and the jury before Judge Patrick B. sit down to write one? They can­ scattered floral patterns. not disassociate any kind of writing favorites on the xylophone. The IN FASHIONS O'Sullivan of the Superior Court services will occupy from an hour Fastenings Will Be Novel last evening in favor of Otis T, with duty. Therefore it is an art There are more delicious desserts Fastenings on day clothes prom­ that only a few enjoy. Such soul that can be made with fresh straw­ and a quarter to an hour and a half. Wlngo, Jr,, a bank employe in ise to be novel. Designers have made Washington, D. C., against the Con­ expressions as those of Robert and berries—and they're more appreci­ IS FORECAST shell-shaped metal clips, metal Break the Tyranny of Elizabeth Browning are among ua ated than ever at this time of year. books, bamboo wood knots, and necticut company, Wingo received It is almost a lost art. Garrone’s have pint baskets of love­ plvotiug metal crosses to fasten up permanent injurle. to his right leg ly fresh red ones at 19 cents. CURB QUOTATIONS when a trolley car crashed Into his Even business men don’t write Paris.— (AP)—The fashion allure the new spring clothes now being ; their own letters if they can help it. evolved in dressmakers’ workrooms. automobile on December 18, 1932. A of pre-prohibition champagne sup­ UNCONTROLLED COLDS It is amazing the phoMa most men Baby LeRoy now recognizes bis Amer Clt Pow and Lt B ...... 3% Off-the-face hats, stylists say, will motion to set aside the verdict was possess about writing the shortest own pictures in the large gallery of Assd Gas and E lec ...... 2 per nights may come back to the remain in vogue for early spriiig at filed today In the Superior Court note of grace. When they do they star's portraits that bang on the Amer Sup Pow ...... 3 % 1934 evening mode, stylists here say least. Madonnas’ halos, littie boys’ here. are babies as far as expression is walls of the studio publicity de­ Blue Ridge ...... 3 % on the eve of spring fashion show­ sailors and turn back sailors’ lou’- concerned. A short paragraph and partment, When be spies one of Cent States E lec ...... 2 ings. westers are being designed for SUIT FOB $10JN)0 it's over. himself be utters a bowl ot glee and Cities Service ...... 3% The return of wine and cham­ spring wear in modistes' salons. stands before it in frank admiration. Cities Serv,, o fd ...... 23 V3 pagne on one side of the Atlantic Bridgeport, Feb. 2— (AP) — J Old shoes new again—take them Well, just the makings of another Elec Bond and Share ...... 19 »4 and the drive of the Committee of Francis Smith, Waterbury, secre­ to Sam Yulyes, 701 Main Street. actor. Midwest U tils ...... 4 the Season of Paris (a group of TWO HURT IN CRASH tary of the Democraitc state central Ladies’ shoes a specialty. Nlag Hud P ow ...... 7% f-Abionables, dressmakers and jew­ committee, today was sued for $10,- Now with the bats showing more Penn Road ...... 4 ^ elers) to bring back an era of eve­ Wallingford, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Ed­ 000 In the Superior C!k)urt by C^rk With Valentine’s Day not so far hair than ever, even letting it peep Segal Lock ...... ning elegance on the other will af­ Cummings, Fairfield, who claims ward J. O'Brien, 38 o f 13 Marshall that bis spine was injured when be away you can probably use a sug­ through the crown, the appearance Stand Oil In d ...... 31 fect night time fashions, they de­ street. South Nojwalk and Robert To PREVENT many colds To RELIEVE a bad cold of your coiffure is of utmost im­ United Founders ...... 1% clare. was struck by Smith’s automobile gestion for a St. Valentine luncheon. Wolfe, 31 of South Main street, Nor­ while crossing Kings highway. Fair- Chilled Tomato Juice portance. A new rinse, especially United Gas ...... 3 Lower decolletes recalling the walk, were cut on the forehead and ...V icks nose drops . . VICKS VAPORUB Glomz at the Lily Beauty Parlor, United Lt and Pow A ...... 4 % toilettes of the belles of pre-probl- field, Dec. 23, 1933. Ham a la King on Heart face when a coupe in which they At that first "staf^fM Ung, ns#Vicks Shaped 'Toast will add that something different to Util Pow and L t ...... 1% bitlon days without their frills, fur­ At bedtiina, maasaga throat and chask were riding and a truck collided here Nos* Drops, tbs nsw sld in prevent- Pickles Stuffed Olives your hair. Dial 7484. Canadian M arconi...... 2% belows and over-elaboration will be witbVapoRob, tba modem method about ten o'clock last night during WE DON’T THINK WE SELL Heart Shaj>ed Cakes Mavis Bottling ...... seen, they predict. A beautiful neck in i colds. Used in tima, they help o f treeting colds. All night, Its pool- and shoulders will be important the height of a driving snowstorm. THE BEST yon to avoid many colds altogetbar. tlce^vapor action ghraaaootbingrsUaL Strawberry Mousse They were attended by a physician Coffee again. Trains, jewels, flowers in the SHOT AOdj^NTALLY hair and shimmering ornaments .n ^ d returned to their homes. OFOl INCRIASID RISISTANCI TO COlOSi Follofr dia aimpla baahh And still more rbout lamps! The coiffures may all he there, they O’Brien was the driver of the rules that are part of Vicks Plan for better C o n tro l a t Cdds. Tba •^Jsn't it discousaging bow stock­ most attractive table lamps you New London, Feb. 2,—(AP)— thlihlnk. ings insist on finding rou ^ edges to cOupe and Wolfe was bis passenger. Plan, as proved In astenalvs clinical taats, graatly tedness tba atzm- ever saw—some with parchment H arry I*Ay, 14-year-old son o f M r, Silk Fabrics Predondiiate nw against? However when you Police oay O’Brien ta n into the side b e r and daratioa at catde. Full datails in aacb Vicks packsgs. shades and pottery bases, others and Mrs, Harry Kay of 94 Elderkln Silks with chenille stripes woven bear that you can get unusually with lovely silk shades, and one ot the ttnick which was driven by avenue, Groton, wa* on the critlc^I in their design, silks with angora good chiffon and service stockings Philip Hanley, 26 o t 213 Bucking­ In Town. darling one with a pewter base and list at the Lawrence and Memorial stripes, artificial silks and a dull for 69 cents a pair at the Norton blue and white checked gingham luster, artificial silks with a shim­ ham street, Hartford. The accident W E KNOW m Shoe your spirits will rise. Associated hosplta) this afternoon occurred at a street Intersection as looking shade. I know you can as a result o t an accidental shot to mering finish, lavish *laces printed hardly believe this but these lamps O’Brien’s car skidded. Police said the right side Inflicted late yester in floral designs or woven to resem­ were as high as 115,00 actually. ble gleaming sequins are all includ­ Wolfe's father, ^ Norwalk physician, day by a 16-year-old chum, Hiram came here on being notified of the PORTERFIELDS (1 know, 1 peeked at all the tags). ed in the fabrics which manufactur­ Spruce and Pearl Streets Haggeit, son of Mrs, Wllhelmlna D, accident, and accompanied the m- Curtains with frilly headings may You've guessed—they're at Watkins’ H aggett, ers have launched for spring. Phone 6584. be given a crepe, effect by Inserting Semi-Annual Sale. Taffetas woven with three-colored Jured men home. 'The two boys were returning shepherd’s checks, shadow plaids, a csne through the fold, gathering from a school play rehearsal when Like a voice from the tomb comes fine stripes or pin dots are shown the curtains along it, and ironing a .22 calibre rifle carried by young over the gathers. This creplng the call for sykles and bustles! How by many manufacturers. Designers “SHE Haggett wat accidentally discharg­ helps the beading to stand erect. many o f 3rou remember them ? If have ordered them and their mak­ you don’t believe they’ll be obtained ed. Last night an operation was ers predict a spring success for the by some miraculous method, come performed for the removal o t the crisp silk which the pre-prohibition Save your penny! for with it you bullet and a blood transfusion fol­ belles loved to wear. w ho hesitates is lost” : may have an extra poimd of cboco- and see them at the Wedding Gown Pageant this evening. lowed. The Groton police are inves­ There are new “feathered” organ­ Sale O f ' latM with delicious centers with a tigating. dies barred and dotted with cotton 09 cent pound at the Princess Candy Rare values in all our Shop. The Bargain Hoimd hopes you remember her now and then—and always (mostlv always). f The new jewelry year is off to an Rexall Products auspicious start with good-luck WINTER brooches of precious wood set with The Salvation Army Citadel Puretest Rubbing Alcohol' diamond horseshoes, signs of the Zo­ ,oouLCVAuat_ diac or stellar systems. Pint Size. Regular 5Gc. COATS SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 Rexillana Cough Syrup which you won’t be able to ter in New York. Then the English A M U S J p rS version, now a sensational success COLONEL WALLACE WINCHELL Regular 50c. BOTH FO R ___ buy again or at double the in London, was worked out. "Bishop of the Bowery” price next season. NOW Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer used p’l give his funoos illustrated lectnre, with 100 views, ’ the scripts in preparing the grip­ PURETEST COD LIVER OIL. pw/ v VARIED ADVENTURES ping drams ot the two famous Full P in t...... / y C stars. It deals with a country doc­ ^*GANGS OF N EW YORK” tor whose kindly soul is changed EU BRAND ABSORBENT CX)TTON. HALF PRICE IN “HER SWEETHEARF by avarioe, and with a faithful serv­ See New York when it was really a wicked city and the Salvation Army Stretcher Brig:ade. Conversion of notorious 1 Pound ...... Z y e ant wikj recalls his better self. criminals will be told. Miss Dressier plays Abby, the serv- REXALL MILK OF MAGNESIA o Called Drama With Amazing: emt, and B a r r j^ o r e the many-sided BRIGADIER A. E. BATES Will Presld^ ADJUTANT. REGI­ TOOTH PASTE. Keg. 25c. 2 fo r ...... Z O C History— Marie Dressier in Dr. Haggett, one of the most -e- NALD MARTIN, Commanding Officer. the Lead. markable characterizations in his TOOTH BRUSHES. * o already great list. Admlarion 25c. Children lOo. 2 fo r ...... ZOC A play can have as many anl Miss Dressier baa a wild ride in a fllwer with eloping youngsters NEW DRESSES vsuled adventures as a human be­ and other comical interludes in the ing. Fo»" instance,' Marie Dressier AGAREX. Regular $1.00 .. and Lionel Barrymore are co-star­ blend of human heart Interest and 69c WITH THE FmST red for the first time in a play that vivid, gripping drama. Sam Wood has traveled from France to Ameri- directed the picture. In the sup­ HINT OF SPRING porting cast are Helen Mack, PEPTONA. Regular $1.00 .... 69c Beulah Bondi, Russell Hardie, Jean Hershuit, H. B. Warner, Helen 2-QUART HOT WATER P7r$ Shipman, George Coulouris and El­ BOTTLES ...... # y C len Lowe. MAXIXIE CHOCOLATE CHERRIES. O O 4 * 9 8 Pound ...... 0 00 Wear toem Inamediately aad wear them hmg after the nows have melted ...They're the styles toat will rmaala If Mothers OnlyKnew Quinn’s Pharmacy Ohio beoanae every one has real oharm, Tkoassada e( Chlldiea Suffer real grace, real oharacter! from Wenaa, sad Their Uothan For a Quiet, Noisele^ Home-like Tavern Where the do aet kaev what the troohlo is. Famous Narragansett Beer Is Served, Print • and ■ Solid ComMnations Signs of Worms sre: ConsthM- tion, deranged stomachi swimen VISIT THE ELM TREE TAVERN Two » Tone Print Ensembles oppa lip, tensive breatfx, hard and full stomach with patna^ pgie — SPECIALS — Crepeg in High or Dark Odors face, eyes heavy, short dry cou|^ ^ d in g of the teeth, etc. FREE DANCING OLD NECTAR WHISKEY ...... J2.25 Mrs. B. W. Stephan, 31 Ken- In the Manchester Home Club Hall Snug Harbor W hiskey ...... $1.85 For the clear lean lines of the new Silhouette, reduce AAARIE D RESSIER inches with Adjustable Slendering berma Road, Dorchester, Mans,, Saturday, 8 to 11:30 P. M. Radio Music. Captain Kid W hiskey ...... $1.85 oa, became metamorphosed intr a wrote: — ‘*My little girl’s free­ Sweepstakes W hiskey ...... $1.40 dituna of New Elngland, then went dom from children’s diseesee, to Loodop where it became a Brit­ CAVAUi^R G IN ...... $U5 Foundation Garment $3.98 colds, constipation, etc., I ettrib- EVERY SATURDAY FROM 6 P. M. UNTIL CITIN G ish stoiy os the stage with a Welsh ote b a l a ^ measure to b e servant (dialect and all) for its WINES ...... 90c and up Corset Cmrsettee chief charkcter. use of Dr. True’s Elhdr.” Steaming Clams and Hot, Well Seasoned T h is is “Her Sweetheart” (Cairls- Sises 26 to 46. S iiea ^>her Bean), coming with m i— Clam Broth Serv^ Free. Bs«saler and Barrymore in its fllm- I>r.lhie^El]xir Farr's Padiage Store -sa versioa to the State Theater Uiative Wont Bx^elltr Mfi Mata Street Next to Lmieh Cart ,oenmencing Sunday. DIAL 8914 — WB DEUVBB )I3io first stoiy, a French stage a sue hart SMdielas, Boe a bsfM sttan- lm r e e a v e r n w«8 by Rene Fsnchcfia. Sidney lotori aataial rMaf erou niiiSsa«ia E T T IHmiMrd adapted it to a New Bhig- Vaod tar Si Teats Brainard Place : land locale, and PaitUae Lord star- tha HiMg^Mfflag 'T ------' -, a :

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PAGE FOUR MANCHBOTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, GONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,19 3 4 r < r * . . j A c w. BIBUCAL DRAMA FIREMEN TO HEAR A B O u r r o m i Manchester Folks Safl For Porto Rico SUSPECT YOUTH FEDHtALiiprSNABf SUNDAY EVENING M n. AUca'Wethttrtfl of this town, BOETTCHER PW A P E R GENERAL W .F . LADD department deputy chief of etaff, will make her official visit to the INTRAINWRECK and Mrs. M ax GfoaiSBUB^ > w ■AH a “Pilgrims of the Way” to Be Hartford auxiliary, V. P. W, this Nonaan street. Presented Here by Hartford evening. She will be accompanied Last of the Gang' Arreatod Mary Ana Batch of U i inghlaf^ Church Folks. by Mrs. Ellen Sheehan, depsulmcnt Chicago— Ho Confeaaoa ton street end Mrs. CUtfoM'wassgr Aimiial Banquet of Hose and chief of staff, and Mrs. EUsaboth Engine and Foot Cm De­ His Part in the Plot. and infant daughter of Oeatw Phelan, department patriotic in- street were dlsohazged yesfesrdej, Simday evening at 8 o’clock a etructor. Ladder Co. No. 1, S. M. F. dramatic service of imusual interest Cbicago, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Ten gov­ Carl Walker of M Homlo^ will be held in the Second Congre­ railed Near New Hayen— ernment agsntz surrounded a house ■ given emergeaey trsatM ft The Women’s Federation of the yesterday for a out on bis HgH gational church auditlorium, when a Center Congregational church will at 8126 Addison ztnet at 11 o’c-ocs D. Tomorrow Night. group a t young people from the Iasi night and. nabbed Gordon Fran­ temple caused by a small pieoe^* hold its afternoon business meeting Switch Was Thrown. steeL .V. North Methodist church a t Hartford, and social on Wednesday of nfoct cis A loo^ last of the kidnapers at of which Rev. Duncan Dodd is ths week at 2:80 o’clock, with Mrs. Charles Hoettcher, n, of Denver. He was found In bed, made uo re­ The 86th annual banquet of Hose minister, will present the play, “Pil­ George House, Mrs. John Kletzle, New Saven, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Sev­ and Ladder Company No. 1, South grims of the Way" by Dorothy Mrs. Emil Kottke, Mrs. Peter sistance, and the Department of Manchester Fire department, will Clarke Wilson. This drama of the Salmonson and Mrs. George Lund- eral youths blamed for the d^bar* Justice men said he confessed read­ be held In the Cheney Hall dining days of the lApostles is so nearly berg as hostesses. Mrs. Louis Msjte ate wrecking a t the Canal line way ily. room tomorrow night. A large num like the scriptural narrative that it will give readings. freight also known aa Extra 423 on The department said Alcorn had Cottage Street ber nf the member*" will attend. The may be call^ a Biblical drama. The the New York, New Haven and confessed the kidnaping of Boettch­ scene of the play Is the court or The usual Friday evening setback Hartfo-d railroad .ast night were er, a Denver broker. Reo Verne garden adjoining the home of Mary, and dance of the Manchester Green sought today by police. Sankey. now in Federal custody, al­ Paclu^e Stinre the first year after the death and Community club will be held tonight The engine and four cars of the so has confessed, it was announced resurrection of Jesus. 'There are at 8 o’clock in the Green school as­ train were derailed near the siding previously. three acta and the players will be, sembly hall. of a gravel' company in Hamden In the house occupied by Alcorn Week-End Specials! Mary, portrayed by Miss Carolsm and the line was blocked fo r se**eral a .22 calibre automatic revolver '. Johnson; Rhoda, play^ by Miss Henry Schaller, who holds the hours. found by the Federal agents. Cavalier Gin .. .$1.15 Dorothy Neff; Barnabas, Thomas lease to what was a gasoline and In addition to the police investl- A reward of 86,000 for the arrest Heineman; Saul, George SciiUy; auto supply store 00 Maple street, gatioa, an investigation was being of Alcorn was outstanding. Graves Gin .... $1.25 John Mark, Howard Lindsey and has made many changes both to tae carried on by the Public Utilities The department seid Alcorn messenger played by Donald El- interior and exterior of the building Commission. claimed that after the 860,000 ran­ Sweepstakes li^s- rick. and it is now nearly completed. The Switch Was Thrown som money was obtained from the key ...... $L40 This grpup of young people has place has been ao remedied that in Railroad police reported today a Boettcher family and was hidden, given the play at their own chimch addition to the continuation of the crowbar ar sledge hammer had been he obtained it but that It was taken Capt Kidd Whiskey, and last Simday evening repeated it gasoline and auto supply station used to break a padlock securing from him by Sankey. for the benefit of the Methodist provision has been made for a the lever which' throws the switch Alcorn was known in Chicago as M p r o o f...... $1.85 church in Windsor. It Is expected showroom. The painting of the in­ St the scent, of the wreck. The "Walter Thomas” and was making Snug Harbor li^s- that the Sunday evening presenta­ terior Is now being done and In a switch had been partly thrown an ’ arrangements to move, having few days Mr. Sch^er expects to tion will be the best yet Special the lock replaced under the switch heard of the apprehension of San­ key, 90 proofs $1.85 have cars to place in the show­ handle. key last Wednesday. music and lighting effects will lend room. interest to the program. The church The locomotive pulling 20 cars, Hills’ Rock and Rye New Haven bound, was tilted at an orchestra imder the direction of angle of 45 degrees as were the de­ Whiskey ...... $1.50 John Crawford will play two num­ Mrs. Hans Giesecke of Long railed cars, when the train came to ^\CtS COUGH DitQf, bers at the opening of the service. Beach, Cal., is visiting her brother and sister-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. a stop after splitting the switch. Hills’ Irish Moss A cordial invitation is extended to Brigadier-General W. F. Ladd Walter Giesecke at Hillside Inn, Jay D. Sperry, engineer, and . . . Real Throat relief I all interested. Whiskey ...... $1.50 Bolton. Thomas J. Hanraty, fireman, es­ Medicated witit ingredi­ invited guests include the members caped injury by climbing through a ents of Vicks VapoRub of the fire commission and Chief A1 The annual meeting of the Auto­ window in the cab of the locomo­ Wines, Cordials, Beer bert T. Foy. —Ella Barnett Photo. motive Division of the Chamber of Here are, left to right, Mrs. J. F. Barry and Dr. J. F. Bfirry, 82 Scar­ tive. The guest speaker will be Briga­ OVERCOMES RAD BREATH Commerce will be held at Castle borough road, and Mrs. Mary C. Smith, 112 East Center street, aboard dier-General William F. Ladd. G ^- Farm Inn on Tolland 'Turnpike at the liner S.S. Coamo, Just before they sailed for Porto Rico and a cruise eral Ladd is an interesting speaker DOLLAR’S WORTH 6:30 o’clock tonight. Officers will be through tropical waters. Dr. Barry has recently been seriously ill of and should hold the attention of the elected for the coming year and pneumonia and the trip is being taken to give him an opportunity to firemen during his address. other important business matters recuperate. The committee in charge is: Ed GOES UP; BONDS will be discussed. ward Wlsotski, chairman; Herman SAGE-ALLEN & CO., Inc. Behrend, Albert Ford, Robert Met­ 'The Luther League of the Eman­ HARTFORD calf and Herman HilLx STRONG IN N. Y. uel Lutheran church will hold ond Congregational church will con­ birthday social tonight, following a duct the service which will be held short business sessioi; at 8 o ’clock. OBITUARY at the Mark Holmes Funeral Par­ (Coattnoed Prom Page One) Miss Svea Lindberg and the pub­ lors on Woodbrldge street Burial HOUSE POSTPONES licity committee Is in charge of the will be in the Buckland cemetery. tion fund was standing aside, but Its affair. The funeral home will be open from A DAY SINGLE operations were kept secret in DEATHS Saturday noon until the hour of tlie VOTE ON CWA FUND Washlngtcm. It was argued in Wall William J. Dalton of Burnside, funeral for the convenience of 9 4 DOUBLE street that gold would flow through who has conducted a radio service Mrs. Edward Oonnery friends of the family. Juniors ! (Oonttnned from Page One) private transactions, and bring the station on North Main street in dollar down. Manchester, has closed his Man­ Mrs. Eklward Connery, for six These aro the NEW low rrtos But the cut in the New York re­ chester place of business and is now years a resident of Manchester, now in effect at th« H O TE L was shown to expect Congress read- making her home on South Main Hy to allow a total of 83,166,000,000 serve banks rediscount rate to connect^ with the radio depart­ LOCAL ICE HARVESTING street while her husband, Edward VICTORIA, NEW YORK. of what he considers “emergency percent, from 2, was authoritatively ment o f G. Fox A Company, Hart recovery fimds” for the remainder described as, among other things, ford. Connery, the first professional golf Again undar the populor moi»- pro at the Manchester Country club ASSURES F in i SUPPLY of this and the next fiscal year be­ intended to serve notice upon for­ agement of Roy AAouitoa, tho ginning in July. Coincident with eign banks that New York was not The Mamchester Rating and Credit was employed here, died at her home Get Into the Breeze! tr^ g to comer the world gold sup­ Bureau, which has been for the past in Etethlehem, N. H., on Saturday at Nfw Hom vicrot|A atwmes his r^ular press conference, it de­ Won’t Be Necessary to Go Out We’re All Wearing Wind-Blown, veloped that he prefers to have ply. six years located in the State last week and was buried in Fran­ Stream-Line first importonca os Hm perfect Theater Building is now to be found of Town Next Summer to these ftmds under conditions elastic Some New York banks were said conia, N. H., on Monday. , heodquortert for visHora to enough to allow application as to be reluctant to buy gold heavily in the Orford building, the change Mr. and Mrs. Elarl Miner o i Man­ Get Sufficient Quantity^ situations warrant. in Paris, fearing that they might be in location being made as of Feb­ chester attended the funeral, Mrs. New YorLThe word'’WMOOMT’ ruary L That remains to be threshed out ^iccused abvad of trsdng to force Miner being a daughter of Mrs. S. A. Buck, who cuts ice at bis takes on a new meaning he«^ in Congressional debate, with many France off the gold standard. Connery. Mrs. Connery • vdll be pond fn^ the Highland Park section another problem to be considered After a temporary dip in. some of Miss Glenna M. a student called as a woman of an exceptlomd- at Mount Holyoke College, South has already cut one freezing from there and at the White House be­ the foreigh markets, the dollar robe ly pleasant disposition who made l a o o R O O M S tween now and then. Among the Hadley, Mass., la spending the mid sharply. Sterling got down more many friends in Manchester during his pond and has harvested a second All newly decorated. Each latter: the farm administration has than 5 cents to less than 8^.62. It year vacation as the guest of a cutting that has about filled his ice plans to seek removal of 5,523,000 classmate. Miss Clara Ludwig of her six years of residence in this room equipped with a NfVATE dropped to record lows in terms of place. Death was due to pneumonia. bouse, giving him sufficient ice to more wheat acres from production. the French franc, at less than Brookljm, N. Y. ZATH, SHOWEK. RADIO, ORCUIA- 77 In addition to her husband, she is Sugar Production francs. take care of • the needs of his cus­ T1NG ICE WATER. A "REAUrY M ir* Discussions opened today for re­ Chapman Court/Order of Ama­ survived by three daughters, Mrs. The dollar dipped a little in tomers for next summer with a pos­ New, fresh, crisp frocks for Spring, MATTRESS. FULL LB4GTM MIRROR, gional sugar production control, the Paris, then began to rise. The ranth, will bold a brief business Earl Miner of this place, Mrs. Belton in clever prints. Lathem of Longmeadow, Mass., and sible extra supply that he may be SPAQOUS aOSET. WRITINO DESK President sitting down with auth­ French franc later got down to meeting this evening at 7:45 at the able to sell. This has not com­ orities on the Cuban and Philippine Mrs. Alice McVeigh of Bethlehem, Notice in the sketch.,. aroimd 6.34 cents at New York, off Masonic Temple and follow It with pleted all of the ice cutting that be and other modem feotures. situations. .06 from yesterday, and nearly .80 card social In the banquet hall, in N. H. Establishment of a banking corp­ will do as there is still ice that will •The zig-zag stream-line print. 2 alnstM to fbootros and Oept. of a cent under Its new parity with charge of Mrs. May I^ter, M.s. allow for more cutting and stacking oration here as a media for financ­ the dollar. Ethel Carter and their assistants. L R Mmlnols ond’ttooMhio pidM ing Russian trade was being weigh­ for use early in the spring. •The wind-blown effect of the quidcly rootiud. This indicated the dollar at 61J Ice to a thickness of six and one- ed by administration leaders. percent of old parity, rather than The regular meeting of the Man­ FUNERALS collar that starts from the It became only a matter of time J half inches has formed on the M im and Saaiyla Raaaw AvaMoMa Just above 69 percent. It meant chester Kiwanis club will be held front of the sleeve and flies before the Senate would reach the Peter Oochee Starkweather pond on Manchester backward. that the dollar was at a premium of Monday at 12:15 noon at the .Ho>el Smith 8100,000,000 crop loan bill, in­ The funeral of Peter Gochee of 9 Green road and bad the snow not about 4 percent. Sheridan. 'The speaker will be Julii’s dications being for an administra­ North School street (rear), - ho fallen another cutting would have Augur, head of Hlllyer Institute, •The new version of the elbow- tion cut in the amount before ac­ died yesterday at the Memorial hos­ started pext week, which would Hartford, who will give an informa­ more than fill the bouse. length sleeve. ceptance. pital of heart disease, will take tive talk on the Philippines. John L. T. Wood has not harvested any There were expectations that the place Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. SOUTH END FIREMEN Echmalian will furnish the attmrt- pond ice, but has increased the stor­ President soon will ask a guarantee Rev. Frederick C. Allen of the Sec- • A brown and white print set of principal as well as interest for aace prize. age of ice maniuactured at his plant off with orange belt and but­ home loan bonds, and possibly for ANSWERED 16 CALIi on Bisisell street over the amount ton ... white piqne at neck and power to negotiate reciprocal tariff Sixty men were present last night that was in storage at this tims a sleeves. deals to bolster foreign trade. at the second session of the Red year ago and with the ice already Immediate activity, however, wel­ Cross first aid school conducted by on band and what it will be possible Also dresses In solid ooiors of aqua, 81 tt STREET comed the change to record favor All Alarms Daring January Dr. Robert P. Knapp under authori­ to manufacture there is little llftell- Our Mone rose, beige, and brown and bine. AT 7th AVENUE, NEW YORK for the relief appropriation. Testi­ Were Stills— All But' One zation of the Civil Works Adminis­ hood that there will be the neces­ Sizes 11 to 17. * mony on the bill, just published, Chimney Fires. tration. Sessions will be held in the sity for looking for ice,from outside ROT MOMTON showed that Harry L. Hopkins, Municipal building on Monday, Wed­ is available of Manchester next summer, as was Junior Misses’ Shop—Second Fhxv. bocvMva Wsa-Ftiddsst aad MeaesMe DM. CWA chief, told of plans for dimin­ nesday and Friday evenings of next tbs case lasf year. ishing civil works when possible. Chief Albert Foy of tfie South week. In Mnounti from $10 to $300 He estimated families on relief Manchester fire department reports Cssli without mdorMfs. Th« rolls in the next fiscal year would ■bat during the month of January The annual meeting of the Tuber­ only cost b s monthly dbsrfo average 3,000,000. Last November the department responded to sixteen culosis and Cancer ^ ee Bed Fimd 11 percent of the countr3r's fam ilies calls, all being still alarms and in Association of Cheosy Brothers #ill oi Arcs p«r cont on IIm un- were getting public relief, West all but one case they were for cbiro* be held Monday afternoon at 4:05 psid bsisneo, Virginia leading the states with 29 ney fire;, the other being a grass in the lodge room of Cbeney ball. percent, ' saIpL. wmrs om shows fire on the old golf grounds off East Officers ydll be elected. Anyone In­ These relief measures, reported Center street. N ot *a beU alarm terested In the work is welcome to the committee, “are temporary and was turned in and in each case the attend. only the extreme emergency justi> firemen, responding to the still Saturday Lasf Day fies them," alarm, arrlv^ in tims to prevent Senate adherence to the policy A publicput setback party will be the fire from spreading and no held m Orange ball toni^t starting was expected. money loss was reported as a result Members of that branch in the at eight o’clock. This is tb* first of the sixteen calls. in a series. ifIN meantime, while still liaviM the St. MANCHUm Lawrence waterway treaty for de­ bate, set aside time to repass the Johnson bill for penalization of dealing in this country in bonds from war debt defaulting countries. HOUSE’S The Senate membership also ap­ peared ready to lay the waterway FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE pact aside for consideration of the Vinson-Trammell Treaty Navy Bill, 81st ANNUAL But whims of the Senators being what they are, there were few who counted on immediate final action. Looking ahead to the political wars, members of both parttes were Interested in today's Treasury state* ment, which showed that the deficit was approaching 12,000,000,000, The seven months cash outlay exceeded 18,600,000,000, At that, the spending rate re­ mained far from that heralded In the Roosevelt budget. The customary committee ses­ sions engaged the legislators prior to heading for the floor at noon. The Senate air mall Inquisitors heard from William P, Meo- Cracken, former assistant secretary of commerce, that he had let offi­ cials of the Northwest Alt^raya and Western Air Express remove cor­ respondence from his law office files after the committee had subpoenaed bis records Ci^^r mail contracts. Before a House committee, the AT 1933 PRICES American Newspaper Publishers Association opposed restrictive pro­ visions in the proposed motor car­ rier regulation bUl that would' af­ fect contract carriers utilized by newspapers. R R U P'S i/f Sand bars are being formed which. It is believed, will connect the Aleutian Islands with gie Alas­ COR. TRUMBULL AND Afj-YN STS, HARTFORD kan mainland. ~ 1 fllANCHESTTBR EVENING HERALD; BfANGHBSTER, CONN^ FKIDAT, FEBRUARY 2,

raaldlBf outalda of Rookrilla may only take two books at a time In the tlcM In so M o u s , dMUdo* and Norris Dam Cohstniction Far Ahead of Schedule .partisan a fu b ifm that the stats has future where as they formerly REUGION NEEDED been o b ll^ so largely to withdraw YOON&FOUS could take an unlimited number. religion nrom the cuniouluni Every Mother’s Club Meet program of its schools.” I N W A i ^ " The Every Mother’s club of the In discussing this further, Weigle Rockville Baptist church will hold 1NU.S.CHVRCHES said: . r their regular meeting evenlni' "The churches of America must Memben Gonpr^nitidiidl CWA GROUP COMPITTES In the church social rooms with Mrs. become less sectarian and more re­ Nora West in charge. All members ligious in their attitude toward this Chordies Pli4!M are urged to attend and a very in Yale Dean Declares They end. In many communities a new sions Smlday ETBOSTON I are at work reflnishing the town Great Weakness • Tripa Ually worked. They had previously laid clerk’s office. Town Clerk John B. RANGE OIL B « u S T r ip 9M M off on Monday and Tuesday because Thomas is in Miami, Florida, this “The greatest weakness of the Leave.. CMter of the cold weather. The new week month. Christl^ln church lies in its division Phone 5940 Travri Bareaa started this morning, being the ^ 1 i*i_ au ixivcj, 1 IS LWO ulOniQS aU6EG Ol into denominations and sects, each 4M Mata St Tankeroosan Tribe, No. 51, Im­ work a program Stepped up before the start This air photo shows the great amount of with a separate mind of its own. For Prompt Delivery Haaelieater sixth week of the CWA work. proved Order of Red Men, and TeL 70®7 The payroll of the two CWA ‘ erected, a heavy duty bridge built lower left; first of two coffer- “It is because we have held our Kiowa Council, Degree of Pocahon­ different religious views and prac- F. W. Starkweather groups, the road workers and the tas, will hold the final in their series dams completed, right of center; and excavation for the east abutment well under way, top right. VICTORIA RTHKS painters in the town hall will of card parties on Monday evening <$> amount to several thousand dollars in Red Men’s Hall in the Rockville for the past week. National Bank Building. The com­ SOUTH CHURCH HOLDS Big Banquet Saturday Xight mittee in charge consists of the Close to 300 are expected to at­ following: Mrs. Edward Morin, Mrs tend the annual banquet .of the J. Murphy, Mrs. John Gawtrey, QUARTERLY MEETING Polish-American club to be held in Homer Wolferdorf, Harry Bordeaux St. Joseph’s School Hall on Satur­ and Floyd Brown. Prizes will be day evening. This is their first big WARDS awarded and refreshments will be social event of the seeison and indi­ served. Demonstration Class and Sup­ cations Me that it will surpass all Prof. Philip M. Howe, principal of per on Program — 50 Mem­ previous events. The toeistmMter the RockviUe High School, will de­ bers Present. will be Felix Godfrled, president of liver an address entitled “The Cen­ the club, who has arranged a very tury of Progress” at the meeting of The quarterly meeting of the interesting program. Several inter­ the Men’s Guild of St. John’s Epis­ esting talks will be given by promi­ South Methodist church school copal church which vidll be held on board was held in the parish hall nent speakers. next Tuesday evening. On Wednes­ The evening’s program will open last evening with 50 persons in at­ day evening he will deliver the same tendance. At 5:30 a demonstration . with a short concert by a prominent address in SomersvUle. class of third year primary child’cn local orchestra, followed by the was conducted by Miss Edith FEBRUARY VALUES roast beef dinner to be served at 7 Welker, director of religious educa­ o’clock imder the direction of John tion of the New York East confer­ Bonan, proprietor of the Rockville DELEGATES TO D, A R. ence of the Methodist Episcopal • * ' Vo Diner. A social hour will follow the church. banquet at which time dancing will At 6:30 a covered dish supper was BED OUTFIT be enjoyed. The committee in CONVENTIONS NAMED served under the direction of Miss Saturday Only! charge consists of the following: Thelma Carr. At 8 o’clock Miss 1 John Kulpa, chairman; Stanley «5> . 'i State Conference in Stamford Welker conducted an open forum on f Sclbek and Joseph Orlowski. church school methods and gaye a Officers Schools on Saturday March 22-23, Washington very instructive outline of modem Everything is in readiness for the Convention April 16-20. teaching technique and projects. A & ■ “Officers’ School” which will be con­ brief business meeting followed the 7 -8 8 ducted in Rockville on Saturday af­ Orford Parish Chapter, Daugh­ discussion period, at which times & Poster Bed, Rolled Edge, all Tufted ternoon by Captain E. P. Arm­ ters of the American Revolution, plans were made for the school, in­ and Felted Mattress, 99 CoU Spring* strong, State Treasurer of the held its February meeting yester­ cluding the period leading to Easter. A February Sale Value! American Legion. The Service day afternoon in the parlor of the The pastor. Rev. L. C. Harris, pre­ h Officers’ School will be held at 2:30 South Methodist church. sided. o'clock and an invitation has been i Delegates to the state conference • . >. extended to all World War Veterans in Stamford, March 22 and 23, were Saturday Specials to attend from all parts of the^ thir­ END iNEAIi appointed as follow^; the regent; 1 t teen towns of Tolland County. It is Mrs. C. R. Burr; Mrs. Lucius Fos­ [ probable that several other state ter, Mrs. T. J. Lewie, Miss Alice Gallup, N. M., Feb. 2—(AP) — officers will also attend this offi­ Dexter. Alternates named were The end of the world is near, say 1 COTTON cers’ school to address the gather­ Mrs. Lewie, Mrs. W. G. Crawford, the Navajo medicine men, because ing. Miss Ida Holbrook, Mrs. Harry R. two pairs of twins have been bora to Board of Relief in Session Rheel, Mrs. C. H. Cheney. Navajo women in two daya MATTRESS A brief session of the Board of Navajo medicine men believe all Members elected as delegates to children must be bom before the Relief of the town of Vernon, which the forty-third Continental Congress includes the city of Rockville, was end of time, explained D. R. H. in Washington, D. C., April 16 to 20, Pousma, superintendent of Reho- $ held last evening in the Town include Mrs. C. R. Burr, Mrs. both Navajo Mission hospital. Twins Clerk’s office to hear complaints. Charles Sumner, and vice regent, BEDROOM are rare in the tribe, only five pairs, The Board of Relief, comprising Mrs. T. J. Lewie. The alternates including these > two, having been Henry Schmidt, chairman; Herbert chosen were Miss Alice Dexter, born in the last six years. 4 T. Hewitt and 'William Johnson, was Mrs. W. B. LuU, Mrs. W. G. Craw­ in session from 6 until 8 o’clock. ford, Miss Ida Holbrook, Mrs. F. H. SUITE Twelve complaints were received. Jones, Mrs. T. J. Lewie, Mrs. H. R. Saturday Only! One of the principal sessions of Rheel, Mrs. Carolyn Law, Mrs. J. the Board of Relief will be held on M. Williams and Miss Emma MONEY IN BED OUTFIT Saturday, February 10th, when they Hutchinson. will be in session from 1 to 4 o’clock Announcement was made that the 24 HOURS in the afternoon and from 6 to 8 entertainment usually given by Or­ ... and If you nnod a loon for $ t 0.50 o’clock in the evening. ford Chapter on Washington’s •om* tpneial oinnrgancy, w« Xntmeg Trail Tonight Birthday, February 22, would be ad­ eo n com p I • a 11 arra n 0 ■m« n li $ 6.00 ’The Nutmeg Trail of the Epworth vanced to February 14 thia year. It In a hrm hourti Any amount Monthly League of the Rockville Methodist will be held at 2:30 in the South up to $300 ... and 1,2, 3, 6, 12 church will hold a meeting at the Methodist church and each member 10 month! or longor to ropoy. Heavy tubular metal bed, coil church social rooms this evening at will have the privilege of inviting Onr charsea are aa low an 7:30 o’clock. Plans are being made any obtainable for thla spring, felt mattress. May have out­ two guests. Mrs. Nellie Carey Rey­ ype of full loan aervice. for more than 100 to attend this nolds, Hartford instructor and con­ fit with innerspring hiattress at meeting. The meeting will be open cert singer, will present her vocal Coma la, wrffo or 'phona. $17.50. to all after which there will be an pupils in a pleasing entertainment. hour’s devotion with Rev. Charles S. It is also, desired that the mite boxes Perso nu Finance Co. Johnson, pastor, in charge. ’Two Hoom 2, State Theater be returned to this meeting. BnildinK, T53 Main Street, elective classes will also be held and MYs. Lillian S. Bowers enter­ _ ^ Mancbeater, Phone 3 4 3 0 Saturday Only there will also be a recreation tained with readings yesterday af- " ■ — The only charge ia Three period. The evening’s program will ^moon and Mrs. Dorothy Hanson Percent Per Month on un­ be brought to a close with the serv­ Keeney with piano numbers. Re­ paid Amount of Loan ing of refreshments. A goodly freshments were served by the PIECE number are expected to participate hostesses’ Mrs. C. H. Cheney, Mrs in the program. H. W. Robb and Mrs. Donald Grant Two Games Tonight GOODS Two big basketball games are to be played in the auditorium of the PLAIN BROADCLOTH George Sykes Memorial School this EMMA GOLDMAN NOW evening when the Rockville High Week-End Regolnr 19o Value School meets the fast team repre­ BACK IN NEW YORK senting the Stafford Springs High School. Both the first and second Specials teams will be matched in the two New York, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Em^ 12 games this evening which assures ma Goldman, once the most famous or Colon. everyone of plenty of excitement. Anarchist agitator in America, OLD POLK The teams from both communities came back to New York from :xlle are evenly matched. today and faced the cold Inconven­ Straight COTTON PRINTS Dancing will be enjoyed after the ience of a taxicab strike. games for the benefit of the visiting She waited for thirty minutes Regular 2So Values fans. outside of the Pennsylvania station, WHISKEY Library Tax Effective ^ t h a platoon of policemen ringed ’The new plan of the Rockville about her, while a private limousine Public Library of charging a fee of was summoned. People came run­ $ 2 7 5 16 five cents a day on all books kept ning from all parts of the station to 80-Square. New Patterns. overtime instead of the usual fee of ask other people “who is It.” BLENDED WHISKEYS two cents per day became effective Miss Goldmari arrived from yesterday. ’This fee is not charged Rochester where she stopped yes­ Sweepstakes...... $1.40 CURTAIN MATERIAL as a means of securing revenue but terday t ) visit a sister. She was Envoy Club ...... $1.85 Regular 15o Yard to help get the books returned with­ greeted affectionately by her niece, in the required number of days so Mrs. Stella Ballantlne and the lat­ Old N e c ta r ...... $2.25 as to accommodate other patrons. ter’s son, Ian. Also on hand were Books have been kept several days John Haynes Holmes and James P. GINS 16 overtime by many people and in Pond, the latter the head of a lec­ Cavalier...... $1,15 Sorims, Marquisette, Cushion some cases the new books have been ture bureau which is sponsoring Grenadine. kept for several weeks. ’The patrons Miss Goldman's tour. Graves Jr...... $1.25 Old Colony...... $1.45 M ilshire...... $1.50 CRETONNE $5.00 Regular 15o Yard ■ WINES Monthly Old Mimastery...... $1.45 V A NT^Q SERVICE Baer B rand...... 90c Choice of any of 2 of the 8 pieces shown. Covered ▼ /m H 9 STATION Tipo W h ite ...... $1.25 with long wearing Tapestry. Guaranteed inner- 16> spring..oohstruotioo. Sprlng-lUled cushions. Web New large or smaO p a tten s, Now Features Also Largest Assortment In bottom. A' Febnuury Sale Value! real buy! AMOCO GAS, Town of Various Imported Cordials. Regarded As the Finest Motor Fuel In the World! House Dresses Ladies’ Silk Hose

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCBBVnBtOOmi* FUDAT^ J«BRUA,RT S, 1M 4 wmeom ■tore eowheys who taolat on ■ay- authod is of great vahw te ( ftod N ancirrstfr ondeus for tbe well being of tbe BCHtNOTHSSCSNGSIN mik fhmer than for that of tbe log git oJoiv. Uttie dCN|gy, U teg pate aa It spaeds np tba ehm- they don’t naow a eaS from a teatua of pMoons whlah oiay be tr- Mg mUk-deeJlng eorporations. He eoyote, they ought to etiek to tbe HEALTH-Dirr ADVICE rltatteg tea aarvaa aad so amuteg Evftttag Smlft told tbe Wtsconsio dairytaen so in Mg bed ii^olf and tbe little pigs. tbe peteful eeneattea. As sooo ss Questloa: BY OR. RRANR IldCUY f ~ W mtiAMttttD Bt tMM almost so many words->and bis Now we've been eloglog lumly tesss poisoos art tesowa out of ths m i^ : *1 aaa a womaa te teirt|^«Ba MWMALV FfUftTlBO OOMBAMJ, IHa » n eHens M wgaid ta Health and WeS H ^ B bo^,*tee pate will dlaappear. yeora te ago, n g liter Is tatolly p a p , It •MMil fCTMt about tbe big, bad wolf and tbe words are strangsly rsminisesat of little plge doihi in these parts for wttl he anewand hy Uv. M elhf who oon I / ^ J while X do not advtee teat tea aad X am ao ttrad teat I teal I aaa consideraMe whispering in this state a long time, and we haven’t' mis­ Clear the Way foe IfSCV Haw Bo oddroeead la e o n el hde paper, Bn> I i patteat attempt to diagnoee Ua own oot go O B . SoBMOoa taSa Bw teat I tkouajT*hitSHnS^ Myetary Ma shine . . . Dentfheys O0»0ni U»»»g0r of Conaeetieut eooceming producer pronounced wolf or pigs once. And ------dlaease from aay pain which may ba bavs oaeaiia. Do yon tetek that t§ Wonder Why All Ihe CTWeee praaeat, Berarttefeas, X have pro- this could be tee aauae te my tnm- rvwwwfoaM «t f#I, Bww» IMl representatives ,, wbo were really we think the same rm e ct should . , , Wtaam Oeldman Mill Beane Fubtl*l>«4Mt»h94 BfIHtrrn BiriningVi'i Its##* be shown to our own little dogle. pared eonM general ortldea wweh blp?" 0 boosters for tbe dealer corporations. 'Em . i . , Bodgel Flan flepe dlseuaa pate aa a eymptom which X •r« M« ■i'llMfH Mt«rM M tM Bo git along, little doggy. In wet Fast. WHAT TO DO BOB BAOT ^deecilbed at sbootiag, borteg, bum- Aaewer: tt ia dUflantt ter Ha te Fm i MIm »( U*0«M*t«r. C»Mk M At all events tbe idea back of all —scram I believe yon will find of Interest If .tall you wbetber ar not yaa 4 Sava ••MMd C1«M lu ll teg, kaifa-life, dull, conatoat,latoat. sharp, you would like to secure a copy of anemia without bavteg Am tea op­ •iMCMiri'UW IL tbe earlier demands and bock of tbe Well, It's true enough that an­ By RODNEY DUTCBEB Lately X find that btmdrsds of cramptef, stc, Othsr aymptoma fre- TMf( t ' flMll your Isttsra tail lae about a pate any of tbe toUhwteg articles, please portunity of ...... flrst federal agreement woe that tbe nouncers, crooners and synthetic Herald WaelitogteB Oerreafeadeat quaatiy found at ths saate ttiaa oa 4mte to 8M te care of thla aawa- testa te your own ______8 ;f br flMlI 000000'H*»$* 0w 4« whteb la BOW bottewteg you. Aa pate ars: tigbtsateg of the muodee, •(09JE)# ##«»############*#( <4* consumer should help everybody out efrwbaods along tbe various Broad­ sold wsattasr eftSB makss a pate paper, following tbe teatruetloa for would suggeat teal you go te a da^ S>$fff0f04, M# fM f # # # #ir## # « « # / If.§40 WaaMagtoa, Fab. 3—NEC— tha llmltatioB el moeomoot. atiffheee, queetloae aad oaewera a glvea at tor near you sad bava tea Maad —and that tbe govemment, by es- ways haven't known that the round­ admlBlatratioB'a m^aterv machine grow won#, the Bomber of patieste aad perhapa redaeae, aweUteg, numb- tee beading tbla ooluma. BBHBBM O f j^Bj^^aaocuno is about to maka ite demit with ochee aad patea would tecreaae or end of teated te order to fted out if you ora tablisbing minimum retail prices, up song's key word Isn't doggy but aeae aad tiaglteg. Enclose one large, self-addressed en­ oaemlc. Tbd symptema whlah 'Tble Matiooal Emergeac/ Coun­ durtof the eold leoeoB. I do not know of any part of the yon Tb« Pr«M M should take bim by tbe neck and is tbe vernacular noun for a mother­ cil, under Executive Dlreetor Frank velope aad a three-ceat stamp; for mention ia your letter are aoBUBOBly •fltitUd to tM «M for rtpflbliMtMi Zaaofar aa pate makee you reel' body wbteb ‘cannot beeome painful each added article you desire, en­ found in anemia aad would dlaap­ ct *11 oawa diap*tati*a aradi(*i ta H force bim to do so. Wallace won- less calf on tbe range and Is pro­ C, Walker, will gather Ita 48 atate tile pateful parta, It laay be eoneid- either through disease or Injury, «r Mt tb«nriMMl •f«d(t«d ft tfetf dlreoCon here for a ploanlaf aea- close an extra three-oent stamp. pear when your blood oaae BMre ba- 0 dered about this—whether it was nounced dojy; but bow come tbe edi­ ered a bl easing. WMls ths pert ie Maay of your tetters deal with pate LBBSON ON PAXNS . , .; RAINY coBies normal. p«p«rwpar Md*sd ftlM*1 HM lOMl ••wa bflf* sion and there'll be some uidtea- at rest oaturs la boat able to brtef in tbe right side, pate through the ft§h$6 haratfl. really up to tbe government to in* tor of tbe Texas weekly. In a coun­ tlon of tbe extent to which it WEATHER .PAXNB . , .PAINi All tifbta oi rapaMiaattan af about Boaltef and repair. etomacb, patee between the raoulder FROM REFLEX CAVBEB . . .; (No Active Exerelec ter Udnay apaai*/ diapatalia* feafaff saa *laa ra* sure tbe profits of tbe big dealers try where there are sometimes means to use Its soormous powers Undoubtedly the one symptom blades, pain te tbe arm or teg mus­ in sarly phases of operaticn, STOMACH PAINS , . ,; THAT Stonea) aarvad. without finding out wbat those pro­ motherless calves on the range, which dtetreeeea you tbe meet when cles and aa aching pate through the PAIN IN YOUR-RIGHT SIDE , . . Queetioo: Memphlf, Ttaa., wrltaa: Namss of tbs dirsetors wsrm't you are sick is oay pate which may back or through varloue parte of the run aafvlaa allaat af N 0 A far* fits were, 0o he found out, didn't know that tbe word Is spelled announesd as thsy were chosan, '1 have a stoae te tea Mdasy aad alaa, tna.______bs present Of eourss, ths pain pro* bead. Pate through tha back of tbe every tiaie that X take aay axeretee Ckwemment auditors went into dogy, not dogle? hut Prsaldant Rooasvslt took great duesd by soBM diseasas la were se­ bead aad oeek is vsry oommoo com- QUBBTXONB AND ANSWERS Publianara Kaaraaaatatlaaf Tba intsrsst la. tbslr selaction and you I find that I get very weak. Flaaaa tbe Mg dealers* books. They strip­ vers than te'^thsra. Boms of tbs plaint. advise we about tbla,’* duliui M*tiiawa dpaaifti Aaaaaa—0aw can bs sure there'll be plenty of most pateful dlssaass are those If you havs aav kind of pate, this (Bolarged Tenall) Yurb Chia*aa. Uatralt tod 0aatas, ped them of fancy bookkeeping, put WRONG SHAPE bis persoosl frlsods la the group. Answer: As long aa teS kidaay which appear is chronic form such Is ths BUEte ousstiOB te your Istter, Queetion; Mr. N, of Lewlstown, stone It preeent, I would advtee teat HBUItICU AUUJT fU M A O UF tbe bonuses and excessive salaries Announced purpoee vf NEC aa arthriM, ateua trouble aad gall "Wbat caa I do to g it rid of this When ianltation Coromlasloner wae to take over and co>ordinata Mont., writes; ‘1 have on earache you take no active exeretee, Aa you CIKCKhATUmi, where they belonged, in the profit ftonea. Tbe dlstreeatef part of a pate?" Tbrss things, which you which the doctor says is caused by oAodrleb of New York awarded the all volunteer emergency field enclosed a stamped envelope, X am I'ba Haraid rnsti. a Cctaptar, loa., column, and they dug out, with re­ aevere pate la that it s to ^ tbe pa­ may do whsa you bars a pate are; an enlarged tonsil.” ageadee, aa well os provide a re­ (X) apply beat to cause a better sead|pg you some InstruatlOBs which •••umai so flo*oal*i raapooatbllitf lation to four wl^ly separated large prlM for a slogan to bs palntsd on covery program Information inr- ttest from any aetlva work aad for Answer; Any type of throat trou­ nay prove of value ta you. lor tyoofrapfela*. arrora tpeaariof la rubMsh cans to tbs author of tbs thla reaaea a pateful dleeaee may blood supply through ths part, wash ble such as enlargement of the ton­ •dvartlaamaeta fa tba lf*0aliaataT cities, tbe following facts: vice for citizens. away, some of tbs poisons and l^vanln* Haraid. But ths sxscutivs order ere- lake the difference between a full sil may sometlmss Involve tbe ear A. 8. (Mike) Moaroaay, 81, te tee St, Louis distributors bad aver­ legend “By the Law AMde—Put pooketbook aad oa empty one. la wastss, aad brteg about a great and produce an earache. As you ating it ^vs it powi/er to take measure of rsUef; (2) reet the pain­ youngest prssident iver ebossB for FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. aged for each of tbe past five years Trash Inside," paeelnr up the sug- over all tlie New Deal emergency addition to tbe act’ial ageay of tbe probably know, tbe ear tad throat tbe Oklahoma City Retailers' Asso­ geetion, “ Come and Bee Me Some­ agencies sad tbs purpose of that pate itself aad the lack of money, ful area as much as possible, Thie are connected through tbe Eusta­ •-years of acute suffering and de­ a n / severe pete Induces worry as rule Is good for all pates due to ciation. time,'' be perhaps took into consld- provision still causes excited spec­ chian tube. I believe that, if you ‘‘GOLD STANDARD’^ privation—profits of 14.6 net; in ulation here. ths patient is very eaxioue to know acute inflammation; (8) you are to will uee a curative diet to remove Charles F. Concord of Oktehoaui sration tbe straight up-and-down bow long be will continue to sxiffer begin immediately on a fasting any\ Inflammation which may be City has been a member of tee EvldanUy by tacit afraaroaBt tha Boston tbe average was 22Jf per Regardless of wbat may come contour of ths object to be adorned. later, coordination and informa­ aad if hie pain will grow worse. regimen, using either a plain water present, you will be able to return chamber of commerce for 48 eos- mofl^taty mova of tbe laat few daya cent; in Chicago 20,8 per cent; in In the letters I reosivs, pains are or a fruit juice faet. n e faeting Now if trash cans ware built like tion will be NECe flrst jobs. the tonsils to normal and will also eecutlve years. la balflg refarred to by ataad'pat Philadelphia 80 J, Many regional offices will be hour glasees we should' say that tbe conaanraUvaa—nawap^iara, apadal Said Mr. Wallace: “Those figures established under state dlrectore, defeated competitor bad grounds to guide or replace tbe committee wrltara, commaotatora for tba dafla* speak for themselves. They exjfiain for a lawsuit wont. tlosary lataraata, ate.>-^ a aort of our new policy on milk marketing Oheeee for Donghboyi At that, we're not sure that Com­ "ratura to tba fold ataadard," Of agreements, Z believe they support Patient American emdlers in far- missioner Goodrich didn't pull a flung prairie forts soon will be couraa wa ara k^rtbar from tba ao* our determination to make future boner. Had “ Come and Bee Me wondering why they're getting eo tual eondltlona of a controlllof fold agreements between producers and much more cheese in their diets. Sometime” appeared on ten thou­ ataadard today tbaa we have avar tbe AAA, and to license tbe distrib­ The answer is that the daily in­ sand trash cans every human being terests lobbied the War Department bean ainea 1B78—^not axoaptlnf tbe utors to live up to our agreement. in the city but the ministers would Into buying 1,000,000 pounds for eondltlona of two waaka afo. But There is more of a chance, this way, rations. have become trash-can conscious at Sani-dnmial the Bbarp jump in tba atock market it seems to us, that both the pro­ once. And isn’t that exactly what Emma Score# ’Em ‘ ^ n d , ba It alao notad, In tbe value ducer and the consumer will get a A Store-Wide Event be was after? Emma Goldman, aged 64, still of bonda—la balnf touted aa dua to new deal.” strikes fear In the heart of tbe De­ tbla *intamatlonal fold atandard" What we are especially interested partment of Labor. Offiolala there in, in light of this, is just why it is ore jittery now that they've coa- aaauraaea, and credit la balnf taken eented to let tbe old anarchiet lead­ in advance, for tha aama tblnf, for necessary, in Connecticut, to have a IN NEW YORK er revisit tbe United States for 90 an antidpatad fradual Incraaae in Milk Control Board with authority •days. They're afraid she'll forget baaic pricaa and valuaa. to fix tbe highest price in tbe world By PAUL HABRISON §ALE for milk at tbe doorstep and which her promise to avoid political We ebould lik* to ee* a aportlng speeches and, although admitting uses that authority but yet falls to New York, Feb. 2.--If any native that tbe walls of our Institutions arrangement carried out in this con* Improve tbe status of the milk son of Gotham gets to bragging might not then come tumbling nection. Let the «tand*pattera about the modernity and liberality grower or to please anybody but tbe down, they fear public criticism have, for their dollar atabillzation, of his city, you can squelch him of themselves. big handling corporations. Anyway, they’re all set to full credit for yeatarday** audden with a little talk about New York laws...... bounce Emma back to Canada upaurge of tbe securities market, A good way to begin Is to ask the moment she .goes off tbe provided they will alao assume for TOO MANY UNFAIR him whether he knows that millions reservation.> Some old-time im­ of New Yorkers technically are migration officials still think tbe it tbe responsibility for any diaap* Only an Infatuated determination criminals because they borrow books department was created solely to pointment that may come in rela­ Pressure from a large commit- to see anything but miraculous wis­ from the public libraries. Then you tion to increasing baaic prices and keep her out of tbe United States, dom in the Roosevelt administration can go on to explain that Section tec of New York liberals preceded securities and property values dur­ con blind tbe eyes of the people to 1427 of the Penal Code provides a permission for her return. Many maximum punlstmaent of three years ing tbe next four months. the fact that some of the numerous and Sherwood Anderson, wrote We are not, of course, any more imprisonment for any person “who her in her behaif. experiments of the New Deal are removes, or assists in removing, any The Rev. John Haynes Holmes on tbe gold standard than we were working badly. That there are a book, manuscript or coin from any of New York, though differing in when Congress convened—not any thousand imperfections in the NItA reference library” except for the political beliefs, described her as more actually and not nearly so purpose of repadrlng it or transfer­ a "great, Ijeroic, and devoted and its system of codes it would be woman,” and said he wanted her much technicality. But neither, im- ring It to another library----- That futile to deny, even if it be still law was made before libraries be­ to occupy his pulpit some Sunday fortunately, are we on a straight granted that the quotient of mate­ gan to lend books, and nobody has morning. United States standard. We are rial and social benehts of that vast got around^ to changing It. You don^t hear much about New A Fast Flpp still on a Federal Reserve standard, machine is large, perhaps very large. Every so often — and oftener and the Federal Reserve system is York blue laws because they’re not —and important new policy is an­ The A A A system of bonuses for enforced. But they’re there, all shot through with deflationary sen­ nounced which promptly has restricted acreage—a schepie which right, just waiting for some hyper- timent. to be reversed because it won’t thousands of liberals ba'^e always scrupulous authority to come along work.. The latest one was Presi­ The monetary machine has been believed to be fundamentally erron­ and jail a few thousand Sunday dent Roosevelt’s order placing golfers, skaters, bridge-players and control of all emergency ut- splendidly overhauled, gassed and eous—has been a costly failure be­ oiled. But so far there has been such. The law has been amended *to penditures under Director of the cause it has resulted in bigger crops. permit Sunday fishing and Sunday Budget Lewis Douglas. no pressure on the starter. When The eW A, which has the excuse of baseball, but those are the only PWA, CWA, AAA, FERA, and the government takes over, as it a lot of other Eigencies suddenly being tbe crassest sort of an emer­ changes___ It is against the law can any hour, the duty of making its to hold a horse race within a mile seemed in danger of being forced Save! Select your new gency makeshift and which at least to close. Scrutiny and appro al own treasury a bank of issue the of any courthouse; also to nm a has filled many deserving bellies, un­ horse on any public highway. of all items by the Budget Bu­ monetary engine will roar. reau would slow them down happily has been turned into a Law-breakiiig Play enough virtually to wreck them. It is extremely unlikely that we smelly joke by all kinds of petty One of the most popular plays Anyway, that was the story Ad­ Solid Maple Bedroom now! shall long stand a quarter way up graft and favoritism in a sufficient­ Broadway ever saw— “The Green ministrator Ickes of PWA, Ad­ Bed, dresser base, mirror, Prosperity Hill for want of a foot Pastures”—was a lawbreaker be­ ministrator Hopkins of FERA, Expect values like this at Watkins Semi-Annual Sale. Expect fine furniture ly large number of communities to Assistant Secretary of Agriculture on the starter. cause It Is expressly forbidden that Uke these Colonial pieces. They are made of solid maple in Chippendale dressinj* table and mirror color the whole mass; one drop of there shall be “any representation Tugwell told Roosevdt. bracket-foot style with pegged Joinery and red ink will turn a pint of water of the Divine Person in a public So the order was withdrawn e^w om effects. Prices are lower than quickly, to the horror of oonser- MILK pink. place” . And this play, which has a you would expect to pay for ordinary fur­ Negro in the role of “De Lawd”, Is vatives. The administration, it would niture. Tbe 8 pieces sketched are, regu­ After trying, out the policy of hailed by religious folk everywhere larly, $94.98. If you prefer, you can make controlling the dairy industries un­ seem, Vnts now bad experience as a deeply reverent production. up your bedroom from 8 different pieces in der agreements fixing minimum re­ enough to have learned one thing— Since the big, bad bears of Wall WAPPING this same ensemble! a sorrowful, shameful thing to ad­ street went on the rampage, a good tail prices as well as prices to pro­ many citizens have had occasion to mit. That is that a good many of The mid-winter rally of the Young ducers, and after discovering look up tbe hanlmiptcy law and the People’s Division of tbe Hartfoiti through its experiences in tbe Chi­ its plans were predicated on an items of persohal property It ex­ East Association of Congregatloiul cago milksbed that that policy is assumption of more honesty, more empts from seizure. This has proven Churches will be held at tbe Wap- Insulated intelligence, more public spirit and very enlightening. Say, for example, plng Federated Church Sunday pf- unworkable, the Agricultural Ad­ that a judgment has been slapped temoon and evening. From 3:s0 to justment Administration has come more patriotism than a very consid­ on tbe assets and effects of a bank­ 4:00 will be the aasembly and regia- Table Top Gas Range erable part of the population pos­ rupt broker living in a three-room tration in the church auditorium. At definitely to tbe concltulon, accord­ 4 o’clock there will be discussion ing to Secretary of Agriculture sesses. apartment on the twenty-seventh floor of a building on Park avenue. groups led by Lewis Fox. Ths sub­ Wallace, that there is only one place The farmer who takes a bonus ject is “Cause and Cure for Wr.r.” $gy.50 These are tbe Lares and Penates At 4:46 Rev. James Roberts will to peg milk prices and that place for restricting acreage and then which tbe law says be can take spend the money for fertilizer to lead tbe groups smd bis subject will the place where tbe milk grows. away with him: “AU stoves kept for be “A Fascnlatlng Language”. At raise a still bigger crop, the CWA use in a dwelling bouse; one sewing 6:80 Rev. Elmer T. Tblenes will Flat top; fun insulation; oven heat “ Hence the recent announce­ marbeloid or green local official who gives jobs to rela­ machine...... the family Bible and speak on the subject of “Recrea­ regulator; green ment,’’ Mr. Wallace told tbe Wis­ school books...... ten sheep with baoket-weavc porcelain combined tives and friends regardless and the tion.” From 6:16 to 6:80 “At Base, If consin dairymen at Madison Wed­ their fleeces and clothes made btare- vou Please.” From 6:30 to 7:80 tbe with plain ivory. nesday, “of a new government pol­ friends and relatives who take them, of; one cow, two swine, one team of local yoimg people will serve a sup­ icy governing these milk agreements the potential chlselers and cheats horses and horse feed for 60 days; per in the Community Church House are too numerous to make plans fuel and oil for use of the family (with songs, cheers and stimta). At in which we declare it our flrst and for 60 days; one milking pot, one 7:30 to 9:M o’clock there Is to be a work that depend for their success principal concern to fix prices for teapot, one shovel and one lamp.” rally in tbe church auditorium, with Solid Tudor Oak special music. The speaker vtiU be milk producers at the highest level on universal honesty. Regulating Religion It is made obvious that not too Ministers, and especially re­ the Rev. Roy J. Schramm of Hart­ that is enforcible and economically ford to which Hhe public is cordially much is to be expected from-gov­ vivalists, are almost constantly Invited. R ev .' Schramm who U sound, leaving the price to the con­ breaking tbe New York law which for your dining room ernment by agreement. It may be pastor of the Broadview Community sumer subject to competition. In makes it a crime to ‘/attempt to in­ that practically all attempts at that church of Hartford, was the inter­ some place a maximum price to con­ duce a person to adopt or practice esting speaker at the gathering of (Similar to sketch) A sturdy, massive English sumers may be spedfled.” Kin<^ of govemment will have to be a religious belief.” Since this law the deparment superlntendenta of type dining group of the 16th century, repro­ obviously does not apply to attempts Sunday Schools in Manchester and Mr. Wallace, em i^ylng the great abandtmed. We may have to scrap duced in the wood of the period.. .soUd oak. all such regulation and return to to induce persons to abandon their surrounding towns last week Wed­ facilities of his department, has religious' b ^ efs, it has not been in­ nesday evening at the Second Con­ The finish 4a a gray-brown weathared eolor. been acquiring a great deal of in­ the idea of regulation through stat­ voked against Mr. Charles Smith, gregational church of Manchester. China, draw-end refectory table, buffet and set The Waglsun Girls Club will meet formation ooncsmlng milk, which, utes and jail sentences. That would president of the Society for the Ad­ of chairs. Formerly $128.00. necei^^udly limit the scop* of regu­ vancement of Atheism. But it was at the home of their leader Mrs. 9 PIECES as one of tbe seven products estab­ Eveline Carter at the parsonage lation but it might prove better, possible to arrest him under an old others from lished as basic, comes within tbe ordinance which forbids clergymen next Monday evening, B’emruaiy 8. Miss Elsie Nevers assist Mrs. $87 JO up. scope of the AAA. He was rushed after all, even though it would neces­ from speaking in public without Queen Anne. .A stately, beautifully exeoutad 9-Pieoa Dining greop la sarily result in abandoment of many Carter as hostess for the evening'. English style, reproduced in figured butt walnut vene&red. # B A|B into Che flrst and tentative milk special police permit Mrs. Janes M. Preston of Qixive You can imagine bow it annoy-- Formerly $298.00 ...... agreement because of the strident of the benefits which have been street, Manchester, la confined to aimed at in the New Deal. ed Smith—the only man in tovim her bed by illness and te under tee deinands that “something be done” whose sole profession is atheism— care of Dr. Holmea. Mr. aad Mrs. at once for the distressed dairy in­ to be classed as a clergjrman. Police, Preston formerly lived in Wapplng dustries—which promptly rebelled “ROUNDUP” ANIMAL though, stoutly maintained that re- and are still members of Wapplng liglouf talk, either pro or con, was Orange. OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'aOOC against the effects of tbe price Ax­ Tbe editor of the Texas Weekly preaching. Smith was convicted, but Jimmie Williams, wbo makes bis ing they had sought Now he plum out of the element of toler­ carried his case .to tbe State Court home with Mr. and Mrs. Ashur A. , . -ITA Collins in Wapplng, but who has ■;>' '<3s-icO— knows mors than be did. ation. He hae uaed his jsll up. of Appeals, ’where the decision was reversed. It was a hollow victory, been In the Hartford bosMtal for One thing of which he is obvious­ Says he: , several days, returned to nls home though, because the Board of Aider- last ’Thursday afternoon. WATKINS 't v.t{ v..-; ly convinced Is that a considerable We’re just as sorry as we can men then changed the ordinance to be, of course, but our Mtleoce is The Oakland Neighborhood Club number of the represeotaUves of include atheists ____ Smith is head­ held their meeting at the home of dairy co-operatives who , besUged a b ^ t exhausted. We’re all ing for Seattle now, there to begin re^y for a last roundup of croon­ Mr. and Mre. John W. Watson at at MANCHESTER, CONK a w SSS the AAA for action were no more an anti-religious speaking tour Manchester Green yesterday after­ ers. radio announcers and drug along the PaMfle noon. A fine program was prepared. •iC S i,.- ‘•J- ( m '-.5 >v '-S'

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AND THE REMEDIES New York, Feb. 2.—(AP)— WlthAhigh hurdler, Walter Marty, world By BH ^verification, address Lou Clayton, CONTEST TONIGHT the Millrose games Saturday night outdoor high Jumper record holder (NEA Sports Editor) amateur at the club, who bet Joe from Fresno, Cal., and Glen Dawson, For bis profeaslongl services for 875 he could beat nim at match play as the Mecca, New York city today the Oklahoma middle distance ace. three m ont^ Ehlswor^ Vines is be­ ___and lo s t____Clayton shot a 79 became the track and field hecul- Because of the cold weather the ing ptdd at the rate of about $15,- ___Walter Stratlon says there are Blames Leather Pushers quartera of the coimtry. early arrivals did not get the ex­ 000 per month on a percentage ar­ 250,000 amateur weight-lifters in Locals Determined to Ayenge The late arrivals were Glenn Cun­ pected advantage so far as training rangement .... This la the time of the United S ta te s___Stratton, who Themselves for Situation; ningham, the Kansas miler, Iva goes, a cold spell and then a near year when Hack Wilson announces weighs 160 pounds, lifts a 240- Previous Defeat and Bet­ Fuqua and Charles Hombostd, In­ blizzard yesterday chasing them off he s in fine shape and can’t afford to pound iron and holds it above his diana University’s track co-captains, the outdoor board tracks of the local take a c u t ...... Walter Hagen has head .... the heavyweight record, Claims That Fighters Don’t Ray Sears, Butler distance star and colleges. paid income taxes on more than by the way, is 377 pounds, held by ter Position in Standing of 81,000,000. Art Saxon. Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette’s great In addition to the individual events / negro sprinter. some of the fastest relay teams in 21 Descendants It’s la the Viewpoint Train Properly. Preceding them were Emmett the east and midwest, will compete On the Idle Hour farm of Col. , Orville Mohler, former star Tro­ C.C.LL Toppino, the New Orleans windmill; in a series of special one and two E. R. Bradley, whose favorite race jan quarterback, has annoimced his Johnny Morriss, Abbeyville, La.’s mile relays. is the Kentucky Derby, are eight retirement from baseball Eifter giv­ By EARL J. HILLIGAN Juveniles, sons emd daughters of the ing it a year’s trial and failing to With a tie for third place ir. the Detroit, Feb. 2.—(AP)—The flght 23-year-dld Black Toney .... there reach the big leagues .... Alex Mc- Central Connecticut Interscholastic i'r League attached to a victory to­ game, says James M. “Bingo” are seven more youngsters by Black Ck)ll, pitcher, toiled 20 years in this Servant, son of Black Toney ...... minor league and that before reaco- night, Manchester High’s boopsters Brown, former presldept of the Na­ and six by Blue Larkspur, grand­ Ing the majors last fall .... and invade Elast Hartford with a grim tional Boxing Association, Is on the \/A son of Black Toney .... it’s a now he’s on the roster 01 the league determination to turn back the Mc- West Side Rees Defeat family affair. Grathmen. and maintain a creditable skids and the leather pushers “them­ champion Senators, thank you. Gan He Be Wrong? showing in League competition. If selves are responsible.” Still Stumbling In the Red and White can get by* East Rrown, dean of men at Michigan Bill Terry, manager of the cham­ Pacheco popped in again the pion Giants, is on record with the Hartford, the chances are fairly State Normal College at Ypsllanti, other day In New Orleans .... last bright for the locals to gain vic­ in an interview today, emphatically Thompsonville Terrors assertion the lively ball will help his year the 8-year-old selling plater tories in two of their last thret declared that “too many hand pick­ A- ball club...... pitching being the won 13 out of 59 starts. . . . Ted %> League tussles. ed opponents and too much shadow main reliance of the Giants, one Petoskey, Michigan end, aspires to May Use Leone boxing in the gym insteswi of road wonders just how much help the a major league baseball career. . . . The loss of Charles “Chuckjr* work,” Is keeping the sport from re­ Gain 29-14 Victory in Hard animated apple will be .... as much Marchmont Schwartz, former Notre Smith has further weakened an al­ gaining its place in the sun. TIPS»« assistance as it will offer that hard­ Darner who is assisting Coach Clark ready weak quintet but Leone may They Don’t Train Fought Game; East Sides hitting Pirate crew, foi instance? Shaughnessy at the University of be able to fill Smith’s shoes capably “Max Baer could be the greatest Puttering Around Chicago, will take the Illinois bar enough to keep the Clarkemen from fighter in the heavyweight division TABLE Joe Kiskwood recently shot a 77 examination within a year... .Won­ sliding into the cellar positions. A If he wanted to be,” said Brown, Trounce Reserves, 32-7, at the Hillcrest Country Club, Los der where Jim Londos and Joe victory over East Hai^ord would adding that “Dempsey was right the ATENNIS Angeles, using only a putter .... for Stecher will wrestle next? give Manchester a tie vlth the East other day when he said fighters don't Siders for third place with three train. A man in any sport is just as in Prelim; Other Two HERE’S HOW TO PUT SPIN wins and four losses each. Victories good as his legs.” ON SERVES. over Middletown and West Hart­ “Agreements could be reached on Games Are Called Off. BY JIMMY DONAHUE. ford and a defeat by Meriden in suspensions, on champions and on NEA Servloe Sports Writer. the remaining League cluhes when they should defend their titles. The player serving in table ten­ Hit Pelota With Cesta-- would give the locals five wlns^and five losses and give them fourth We ought to be able to regulate the The East Sides and West Side nis generally has an edge on his op­ •port and give the public a break.” Rec teams were returned winners in ponent, because the serve offers a CANN RESIGNS AS GRID place at least in the final standing. He termed ticket prices “outland­ their games with the Thompsonville chance to control the antics of the Have Even Chance ish” and said no fight should ever teams last night at the School street ball. East Hartford took Manchester cost the spectators more than a That’s Idea of Jai Alai into camp in the first encounter gym. In serving, the ball must first champion football or baseball game The EJast Side’s victory over the strike on the server’s side of the MENTOR OF NEW YORK U. here in an overtime game, 29 to 23, or hockey play-off. Thompsonville reserves was a one­ but lost to Middletown. 30 to 23, on net, bounce across the mesh and afternoon playing nightly, six days their home floor, an indication that “The purses demanded by fighters sided affair, 32-7, allowing .the visit­ land on the other side before be- a week. also are outlandish and they give ors only one goal from the floor. World’s Fastest and Most Coach Johnny McGrath’s chargee the promoters no chance to keep the Chick Meehan’s Successor have not improved their play. Siast Never Threatened The careers of many players at Hartfoid has been beaten by deci­ sport alive,” he added. "The fighters Thompsonville failed to threaten the Miami fronton have been color­ must start punching and give the Exciting Ball Game Takes sive margins by both Bristol and the local team which breezed Gives No Reason for r Powl i n A ful. Goyo was formerly a prominent Meriden anc on paper tonight’s bat­ fans action.” through all four periods on top and bull fighter in Spain and Mexico. tle looks to be an even affair. One referee in the ring to have the winners used all their substi­ SOUTH METHODIST Miami by Storm; Is Com­ After seeing his first Jai aiai game Other League Tilts complete control, is Brown's idea of tutes. The dash and passing of tion; Had Two Poor Sea­ he became an ardent fan. Ht played r u n n ing bouts. He also opposes Bristol seems certain to ring up the local team completely b i^ e d Team No. 1 (8) bination of Handball and as an amateur and became so profi­ its thirteenth straight triumph sit Junior titles, remarking "it's tough the losers. Browzskl, Urbanetti and C. Gill ...... 98 93 97—288 cient that he forsook bull fighting the expense of a hapless West Hart­ enough to get champions in the Muldoon were the offensive stars; sons; Archie Roberts in Q. Duncan ... 102 102 98—302 and Joined a professional Jai alai ford team that has tasted defeat la regular divisions.” though Weir was a tower of W. Friche .... 82 86 79—247 Tennis; How It’s Played. team. all its six league tussles, while Mer­ Praises Ross strength on the defensive for the Line for Coaching Post A. Holman ... 106 88 119—313 Hernandez, Me.'lean champion, iden Is heavily favored to tighten What did he think of the present East Sides. The play of Ryder was L. PhlUlps___ 102 87 106—294 has played in practically every its grip on second place by drfeat- crop? Well Schmellng, finely condi­ best for the losers. fro n ts in the world including Ing MIddlqtewn. tioned and still good; Sharkey, ■f- Hard Fought Tilt 480 456 498 1444 Miami, Fla., Feb. 2.—You hit the the well patronized one at Shang­ Levlnsky and LoughTah— are all New York, Feb. 2.—(AP)—For Team No. pelota with tSte cesta. The pelota hai, China. He is the most tem­ In the second and last game of ing complete. A ball bouncing 2 (1) through: Joe Knight—a good pros­ the evening the West Side Rec the second time in three years but W. Holman ... 90 90 88—263 bounces from the fronton and some­ peramental of all the jai alai play­ pect; TTeddy Yaroz—one of the best over the net and missing the oppon­ for totally dissimilar reasons, New 88—344 ers, and upon missing shots, he BEAR MOUNTAIN PARK team outfought and outplayed the ent’s side of the table is an incom­ R. Mercer .... 11^ 137 body else hits it. That’s jai alai. prospects who seems to have every­ Thompsonville Terrors A. C. by the York University was forced to look T. Smith ...... 94 111 104—309 has been seen to punish himself plete serve and is scored against the for a new head football coach to­ But that isn’t the whole story. In the heat of his wrath by thing; McLamin—personality smd score of 29-14.. The game, despite server. A. Gibson ...... 85 81 85—251 SCENE OF ICE RACES ring color; Ross—the greatest cham­ the one-sided score, was fast and day. F. Rogers .... 81 93 88—257 Jai alai (pronounced hl-li) is the smashing his bare fists against pion today and one willing to fight; hard fought, with both teams travel­ The first step in serving after the Howard G. (Jake) Cann, appoint­ world’s fastest and most exciting the stone fronton wall. beginner has succeeded in bouncing ed to the poet in January, 1932, as Llano was a court reporter in Canzoneri—going down hill: Lou ing at top speed throughout the the ball over the net in an ordinary 469 512 443 1424 ball game and has been attract­ Over 80 Entries Listed Inter- Amber—has a future: Maurer—a game. The score at half time was successor to dynamic John F . ing capacity crowds nightly to Havana when he was induced to serve is to put “english” or spin on (Chick) Meehan when N. Y. U. de­ join the ranks of the players com­ State Speed Events; Three fighter who likes to start punching 7-4 West Sides, but the final half it. There are four types of this Team No. 4 (1) Biscayne Fronton where 30 of from the bell; Freddie Miller—a both teams discarded tight de­ cided to de-emphaslze the game, re­ ing to Miami. His father is a Events for Women. spin service—top spin, under spin, signed suddenly last night after be­ W. Harrison . 117 88 99—304 Latin America’s topnotch players credit to the sport; Prlmo Camera— fenses, which prevailed the first 93—2/9 prominent Cuban politician. Luis, half, to score from the floor with and left and right side spin. ing subjected to heavv undergradu­ J. Dickson ... 90 96 sure performing. a National policeman in Havana, nothing to say. For top spin, the ball is hit by M. Hewitt .... 74 88 79—241 The Interstate outdoor speed skat­ He commended the NBA for the West Sides outscoring the Ter­ ate fire for months. He retains his The game is a combination of was given a leave o absence for ing championship meet which will rors. The playing of Earl Blssell, bringing the paddle up at the ball, poet, however, as basketball oach 1. Curran . . .. 141 96 99—336 the winter season by the Cuban be held next Sunday, Feb. ^ at Bear breaking away from the Interna­ causing it to turn from the bottom 0. Nelson .... 131 90 90—311 handball and tennis. It is played tional Boxing Union, stating that Nelson and Sturgeon was best for and assistant professor and director in a court or fronton closed on government. Mountain Park, N. Y., will attract the West Side aggregation while up and hit the other side of the of physical training. Frederico was born m Chicago, foreign fighters of merit will Vfind table with a deceiving roll. Under- three sides by high cement walls. speed skaters from Connecticut and Solanskl and Bartley played well for Consider Roberts 553 458 460 1471 The playing field is 175 by 40 of (Duban and German parentage, other parts of New England. A re­ their way over here.” spin is attained by bitting down at Indications pointed strongly to­ Teem No. S (8) What did he think of wrestling? the losers. feet. ’Principles of the game are and is the only American playing port from the Bear Moimtain Park The scheduled games between the the ball.. This will give you the day to Arthur H. (Archie) Roberts H. Robb ...... 87 89 88—264 professional jai alai. Michelena, superintendent states that the ice is “Well—its a good show isn’t it? ” same action as underspin in golf— similar to those in handball but local Collegians and Hartford of Holyoke, Mass., as new head F. B u rr...... 93 112 103—308 Jai alai is much faster. son of a noted Havana sttomey, i. in excellent condition, assuring fast Check Bread Five, also the Ansaldl the ball hits the other side and the coach. Quarterback on the great L. H a rris...... 103 101 102—306 the “Babe Ruth” of jai alai. Michel­ skating. and Windsor Locks A. C. were not english slows it down. Meehan-coached teams of the Ken F. McCullom . 93 105 96—294 Strapped to the right hand of the jai alai player is a long, nar­ ena, like Ruth, is heavy, weighing Races will start at 10:30 a. m^ played as the out of town teams Side spin is obtained by stroking Strong-Lassman era, freshman .A. Haugh . . . . 124 97 107—328 225 pounds, but his legs and ankles and will include championship races failed to appear for their games. the paddle across the ball to either row basket, pie “cesta.” le re­ coach of basketball, football and sembles the quarter section of an are thin and he is dangerously swift for men at 220 yards, 440 yards, 880 Local Sport West Side Rec (29) side.' baseball since 1926, Roberts is i.n- 500 504 496 1500 on his feet. yards, one and two miles, also 440 P B. F. T. mensely popular with players and automobile tire and is the instru­ and 880 yard Intermediate Handi­ 0 Mahoney, r f ...... 2 0-0 4 alumni alike. Y LEAGUE RESUL'TS ment with which the player car­ cap races. Eighty-one of the leading Chatter 0 Jolly rf ...... 0 0-0 0 Although the board of athletic ries a fast rebounding ball and speed skaters of the country have 0 F. Blssell, r f ...... l i -3 3 control, accepting Cann’s reslgiia- Bon Ami (3) hurls it back again against a Last Night’s Fights entered for the various events. 1 Tierney, If ...... l i-2 3 tion with “deep regret” announced Brennan ...... 107 115 122—345 stone wall. Constant playing has Among the leaders listed are Ray When Ernie Dowd tossed in a 0 Nelson, c ...... 3 1-8 7 it had no one under consideration Coleman ...... I l l 108 110—3;t4 made many a player’s right arm Darmstad, Allen Potts, Walter Rut­ 0 Sturgeon, rg ...... 2 2-2 6 Hoc k e y a quarter of an inch larger than By Associated Press basket in the early moments of the for the job r.t present, it was known Allen ...... 99 — 99 Galveston, Texas—Ervin Berlier, ter and Joe Lynch. first quarter of a game between uie 3 E. Blssell, Ig . . . . 1 0-0 2 By Associated Press that several members of last sea­ bis left. There v^l also be races for 0 Jolly, Ig ...... 2 0-0 4 Canade ...... 98 107 113—318 New Orleans, outpointed Willard Mall Room and the Auto Depart­ National League son’s oft-beaten team had pressed Kebart ...... 158 121 118—395 The pelota or ball, about the Brown, Indianapolis, 10. women at 220, 440 and 880 yards. ment of the Aetna Life to decide the Montreal Maroons 3, Ottawa 1. for Roberts’ appointment. CJann’s Brozowakl .... — 111 109-—220 size of a baseball and doubly as Dallas— Ritchie Mack, Dallas, Roads leading to Bear Mountain first round championship of the 4 12 5-13 29 Toronto 5, New York Rangers letter of resignation gave no reason firm. Is driven against the w"ll outpointed Ceclllo Loyasada, Tam­ Park are in fine condition. league early this week, he little Thompsonville A. C. (14) (tie). whatever for his action. , 573 658 570 1701 not unlike a handball. It gains pico, Mex., ten. realized that his doubledecker was 0 Gwodz, r f ...... 0 0-2 0 'Chicago 3, Montreal Canadiens : Had Poor Season tremendous momentum while in Chicago—Solly Dukelsky, Chica­ RETURN TO TRAINING to qualify him as high scorer only 2 Audelica, rf ...... 1 0-0 2 (tie). motion and spectators at times 0 Ridder, If ...... l 0-0 2 The student body which had hail­ Wapplng (1) go, outpointed Karl Ogren, Chicago, scorer for his team. But such proved Boston 2, Detroit 2 (tie). ed his appointment as Msurance Cowles ...... 133 114 113—379 find it difficult to keep their eyes tein. Miami, Fla., Feb, 2.—(AP) — It to be the case, as the Mall Room 1 Villa, I f ...... 1 0-2 2 Canadlan-Amerlcan League on it M it is hurled through the was back to the grind of training to­ 3 Bartley, c ...... 1 0-2 2 that the high pressure methods ,of Miller ...... 117 76 111—304 iJlnneapolia — Jackie Sharkey, lost by the astonishing score of 34 Providence 4, Boston 2. the Meehan era would be eradicat­ air. Minneapolis, outpointed Wayne day for Maxie Rosenbloom and the 2 Silanski, rg ...... 2 0-0 4 M. Juno ...... 104 95 101—300 Although Jai alai players, “pelo- challenger, Joe Knight, with their to 2 to a team that it had previous­ TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE ed, began to mutter when the Vio­ L. J u n o ...... 91 105 128—324 Short, St. Paul, six. ly beaten. 1 Villa, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 Canadlan-Amerlcan League tarios,’’ are young, their ag'es Rochester, Minn. — Iowa Joe championship scrap for the light 1 King, Ig ...... 0 0-1 0 lets dropped decisions to Colgate, Gallivan ...... 98 106 147—851 New Haven at Quebec. Purdue and Fordham in 1932. It be­ ranging from 20 to about 28, Rivera, Cedar Rapids, outpointed heavjwelght title now scheduled for Robert “Bingo” Sturgeon rises to they are seasoned veterans. Their Stanley Christie, Fargo, 8. next Monday night. 10 . . . 70-7 14 came decidedly vocal when the 1933 543 496 619 1658 refute our statement that Raymond SKATERS TO BATTLE eleven opened its season by losing training begins In chiJdhopo and Tacoma, Wash.—Richie Fontaine, Intermittent showers which fell “Cop” Campbell would transfer his Half-time score, 7-4 West Sides; so strenuous Is the game that a Mlssoura, Mont., outpointed Eddie yesterday caused the Madison ten minute periods. Referee Della to West Virginia Wesleyan and Lien Merz (2) services from Ansaldl’s Masons to (Jhlqago, Feb. 2.—(AP)—Ameri­ went on to suffer defeats by Col­ player at 30 Is no longer able to Guanco, Seattle, 4. Square Garden officials, promoters the Y. M. C. A., saying that Camp­ Ferra. can and Canadian speed skating Hamilton ...... 95 121 153—369 compete. They practice constant­ Seattle—Jimmy Ketchell, Seattle, of the show, to announce its post- gate, Georgia and Fordham while Lingard ...... I l l 96 106—312 bell will play with the > only when aces, who have been as busy lately tying Rutgers and beating only La- ly from early moiTilng until late outpointed Bud Welling, Fargo, 6. ponemfsnt from last night. the Masons are not in action. East Sides (82) as Bill Tllden’s touring tennis WHkle...... 118 97 115—330 B. F. T. troupe, will meet tomorrow night at Favette and Carnegie Tech. Howard ...... 95 106 127—329 Sturgeon also declares that “the Y 2 3-4 7 known best for the excellent or any other team in town couldn’t the Chicago Stadium in the West­ basketball teams he had developed even buy a Mason player.” Our au­ 0 0-0 0 ern indoor title meet. 419 419 501 1339 3 1-2 7 EJddie Schroeder of Chicago and at N. Y. U., since 1923, Cann’s foot­ Reids (2) thority for the statement was John 0 0-1 ball duties were not made any Zapatka, coach of the Y team. 0 Jimmy Webster of St. Paul, holders Reid ...... 114 113 112—339 1 0-1 2 of the North American and National easier by the fact that some of the McLaughlin ... 112 106 103—321 3 0-1 6 champloiflships respectively, will re­ players were disgruntled. Though Holton ...... 100 111 100—311 The National Guards, who have 2 0-0 4 liking him personally, some mem­ slipped into oblivion since their last new their rivalry in the senior di­ F a rra n d ...... 130 113 . 90—333 1 4-6 6 vision, and Kit Klein of Buffalo, bers of the team were dissatisfied Who Is Who On The Alleys game more than a week ago, re­ North American champion and with his methods as well as with turn to the chalked court tonight 10 12 8-14 32 the "deflationary” process Instituted 456 443 405 1804 against Broad Brook on the latter Dorothy Franey of St. Paul, the U. Thompsonville Reserves (7) S. titleholder will clash again. at the school after Meehan had quit Starting team's home floor. The Guards, with P. “B. F. T. and taken up his present duties as seven victories and seven defeats, 5 Bocchino, rf . 0 0-1 0 CANZONERI FAVORED. athletic director and footb«dl coach GOODWIN FAVORED will find the going tough to regain 0 Scavatta, If . . 1 1-4 3 at Manhattan Qsllege. the winning column as Broad Brook Tomorrow 2 Phohorylo, c . 0 0-1 0 New York, Feb. 2.—(AP)— An St. Augustine, Fla., Feb. 2.—(AP) has developed an unusually .Ine 4 Geby, rg ... . 0 1-3 1 eight to five favorite in the betting, WITTY OOX LEADS —Tommy Goodwin, the youthful and Running for Ten Weeks team this season that has bowled 3 Ryder, Ig ... . 0 3-6 3 Tony Canzoneri resumes his fistic over a number the leading semi- feud with (Jleto Locatelll of Italy in Agua Callente,, Mex., Feb. 2.— veteran from Monroe, N. Y., was pro fives in this section. 14 1 6-J4 7 (AP)—Wlffy Cox, Brooklyn public the odds 00 favorite today as he John A. Deridder, Vice President Half time s( Madison Square Garden tonight. The former world lightweight llnka professional with 139 Was went into the aeml-flpal round of the V, ^ We had a chat with one of Eight minute period. Referee f ’. leading the Agua Callente o^n fptf annual NationsLl championship of Guard players this week and I, ' Blssell. champion decisively outpmnted Lo- National Duck Pin Bawling Congress catelli In their first meeting sev­ tournament today as the field passed golf club champions against How­ •eemed decidedly puzzled over the eral weeks ago and over the ten the had^ay mark. He added a ard Tryon of fflmlra, N. Y. Guards poor showing to date. "We round, route. Tonight’s match, seventy jresterday to his first round In the lower bracket a close Will Feature Weekly Articles Just can’t seem to get started,” he 68 match waa forecast as Billy Stark, said Md admitted that the ne^ of however, is at 12 rounds. Paul Runyan, White Plains, N. University of Florida entry, cros^ea new blood in the lineup might be Y., youth, shot a 72 on the second ies with Celeste Durand of Tua- Of the Outstanding Pin Toii{rfera a possible cause. 19SUtf^ CAGE CHALLENGE 18 for his 141 score while WllUe Krpotnt, L. L The East Bides would like to Hunter of Culver Qlty, Cal.,, shaved of the Country with PiettureSs, SEES SAME RULES hear from the following leams: a stroke off par for a tO to match North ^ d s. Oxfords, Men’s Fillers with his 71 on the opening day. TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY Read the Articles on the Sport P siw ; Ann Arbor, Mich., Feb.—2—(AP) or>r Intermediates for a game , to be Craig Wood, Deal, N. J., who led V - T —College football in 1984 under (By the Anodated Ptms.) played at the Bast Aide Recreation >enliir day with a course record substantially the same rules that ob­ Camden, N. J.—Ray Steele, Glea- ding at 4 o’clock. For this ' |^ e 67, bad putter trouble and dropped Chicago, Feb. 8.—;(A^) — Table of tained last season was predicted to­ dale, Cal., and Sammy Stein, New­ either call Pasquale Deyorlo, K to a 77 on the second round. tennis suira from-tl)e east abd midp ark, N. J., drew, 90 minute limit one day by Fielding“f ■H. Yost, University or Qlinp UlUno, Spruot ztraet, be- dlewaat, Including the National ^ of MichiganIgan athletic...... director as he fall each. tweaa S:30 and 6:00 or see John Oyster beds have been planted 'at ohjunplon. Jlimny Jaoobson of New ) left to attenditten a meeting of the Na- Torontn-^George Zaharlas, Pueb­ (JltUr) Muldoon or Mlohaal (Wi Weather*a Cove, Alaska, In an ef­ York.swin, open the National inter­ JOHN A. DIIRIDDBR : tlonal football rules committee at lo, Col., defeated Mayee McLain, el) Brbsowakl at the Baat Side Ree- fort to inaugurate the Industry in city tchnv idtampienshlp toumaaMnt Atlanta. Ga.. next week. Pryor, Okla., two straight falls. raation buUdiav tooiffht the noiRhhmil territory. tomorrow; ■ - . --t'' . PAOB SIGHf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI>. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1984.

MABEL M ca u o n ON VALENTINE’S DAY YOU’LL BE RIGHT SMART ^arri 0)«»^Strv(wlne. TO SEND HER A CARD STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART By Olive Roberts Barton y BBOIN HERE TODAY mad handkerchief? She might fling 6 1QSS NRA ^ OTP8T MORELL, and TOM that at him, watch him squirm, flb, In talking about the appearance<&thls Includes everything, but tns IWEAVER are married on the eame wriggle out of it. Ah, but she wasn’t of children, I think there Is one big crime is not flattery but Its op« day ae ULA HOTALING and going to ask—not now, at least. poslte. DEREK BLISS, but Lila eocpeoti to word that should emphatically be live In luxury while Oypey keeps her (Dnce in a lifetime Is enough for She was miserable in the days emphaslud. any little girl to hear Mie is ^ teeohlwf In a eettlenMOt eohool. over-grown, or sallow, or phnply, Gypsy has to strugfle k> keep that followed. The shadow of black “Don’t.” Jealousy hovered over all her wak­ One of the favorite topics of con­ or crooked. expenses within Ton's Inoone. versation when visitors come to the Inferiority May Develop. Another problem Is Tom's Jealousy ing hours. On the surface things were as before. Tom had no more house is whom Jimmy looks like, She may know she is all four, but of wealthy MARKO BROUGHTON, whom Jean resembles and where the she keeps hoping it won’t be noticed a former admirer of Gypsy's, whom late nights at the office and wh|n he was at home Gypsy was quiet, baby got his nose. too much. Once she knows it is they meet at the Blisses* home. All right before the children, too. noticed, even by ber mother, it’s Just When Gypsy learns she Is to have sweet, interested, apathetic. “I think you ought to see the doctor They try to look unconscious and too bad, because the vague idea will a baby she liveo up her Job. The sometimes succeed. But no matter be branded now forever o n ' ber baby Is born in September and Is honey,” he told her more than once. “I think you need a tonic.” how complimentary the remarks breast like the "S” in "Scarlet Let­ christened DAVID. may be it Is quite sure they won’t ter.” DEREK Bliss, weary of the sodal She shook her head. She was all take it so, or if they do there will After all, boys don’t set as much whirl in wiilch ho and Lila live, be(cs right, she told him. How explain be something that rsmkles even if store in beauty as tbey do In off from a party one nigfht and Lila that what she needed was the elixir they have to conjure It out of the strength. We can wound a boy iroes with Marko. Marko tells her he of trust, the old, benignant medicine air. more by saying be is weak, or small, In mad about her. of perfect love and understanding? Sensitive to Appearance. or slow or stupid than we can by On a morning following a lonely In April, one warm, delicious All children are sensitive about telling blm he has thin hair, or big evening at home Gypsy finds a wo­ Saturday they drove over to Blue their looks. Once In a while we ears or feet. man's handkerchief In Tom's coat Hills. The baby was adorable in a come across a really vain and com­ Girls suffer untold agonies if they pocket. pink sweater and silky cap. Gypsy placent youngster, but they are as think they are not as other girls. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY had the new gray suit which Tom’s rare as red rain. These children They don’t desire to excel so much commission had made possible. Her are not usually conditioned to con­ as to meet an average. If a girl CHAPTER XXVI mother said gravely, “Seems you’ve ceit (although of course It has hap­ thinks she is singled out to be che Her heart plunged slckeningly: been doing too much, chila. You pened) as much as they have it ugly duckling in a crowd or a school­ there was the taste of salt water In look so thin and big eyed. Tom right In their natures. ’There is room—and too many do feel this her mouth. Her first sensation was thinks...... ” such a thing as auto-erotlclsm, or way—her whole life will shape Itself of mortal sickness, not anger. The “What does he think?” Gypsy’s By HELEN WELSHIMER self-worship, but it Is not present in around this idea. Inferiority will thought that Tom would deliberate­ “Will you be my Valentine?” the vast majority of normal chil­ color everything she does. She be­ voice. In spite of herself, was sharp The question lovers bring ly deceive her rocked her world. with suspicion. dren. comes self-conscious and really awk­ To pretty maidens now-a-days Children are bom skeptics about ward, and charm—a woman’s great­ Blindly she went on with her tasks. “Don’t be so touchy,” soothed Does not ask anything. Any girl has her eye Thetday had cleared, was cold, brac­ Mrs. Morell. “He thought a rest CHose-fostened on a man. their appearemce. EInthuse about est beauty, reafily—will never mate­ Except they'd like to have a kiss, a little girl’s curls and she’s quite rialize. ing, blue. Blindly she dressed the would do you good. A change. . . . A curl, a smile, a dance, May send a Valentine to try baby In his warm suit of woolles, after the long winter. You could To get him If she can. sure you do because everything else Tbe best way is to treat looks A string of dates to last a week— about her Is ugly and can’t be men­ got her self ready for the street. stay here for a week or two. Clytie But lovers took a chance There are assorted kind from which casually. To accent cleanliness In the market she stood aside, and I would take David off your In sending missives years ago, To choose.. .There still are frills. tioned. Talk about a boy’s fine and neatness is right, but discour­ trying to remember what she had hands. He’s no trouble anyhow. For then It was an art And little houses with red roofs lashes and he either thinks you are age all tbe “Grandpa’s noses” and come for. David’s luncheon; there Such a good baby.” To ask a maid to be one’s wife That sit on slim green huls. “kidding” him or that he looks like “Aunt Minnie’s teeth” and “father’s must be fresh spinach for it. The So Tom wanted to get rid of her By writing for ber heart. Or puppies playing numdoUns, a girl. Anyway you put It. you very long arms” when visitors be­ thought of food made her definitely And active cows that climb cannot convince them that they are gin to get personal. To praise is for a week, did he? Oh, no’, she Across the moon to proove their love not Just about the worst that ever all right if It Is sincerely and tact­ 111 but she conquered that. As In a mustn’t allow herself to think such They sent love In an envelope. dream she bought bread, carrots, With small lace mats enscrolled In Illustrated rhynne. was. It is the inherent curse of fully done. But remember, our au­ thoughts. Her mind was sick, that the human mind. dience is composed of doubting potatoes, sugar. Elsa would wonder was all; she was overtired and Announcing that they’d love her till If she did not buy supplies for din­ The sun and stars grew cold. Valentines are friendship cards ’ Of course when I say “don’t” talk Thomases. Silence can seldom be foolish. Maybe this brief separation That anyone may send about their looks in their hearing. blamed for causing trouble. ner. But bow did one eat chopped would be the best thing In the world A dainty, perfumed, fragile scrap Of paper with gold ink To show appreciation steak when one’s heart was break­ for them both. For the kindness of a friend. ing? Portraying some sweet sentiment. When It came time for Tom to To make the maiden think So let’s be sweet and g;ay again. In the street she saw no one she leave Sunday evening Gypsy slung And make our red hearts frilly, knew. It was a dismal block she bad That turtle doves, medaliloned lace, to him feverishly. “I think I’d bet­ A background, satin, blue A Valentine’s supposed to bo to traverse, between their apart­ ter go back with you, after all,” Not dlgnined — but Allly! ©LORIFYINe ment building and the wide cobble- Must mean the man who sent It Daily Health she said faintly. She was desperate­ would Let’s fill the mailman’s pack once stoned highway where most of the ly afraid she was going to cry. Be tender, bravo and true. In effervescent rhyme. He sends to mother, cousins, aunts more shops were. An elevated train crash­ “Nonsense,” Tom said robustly. But now he sends gay words instead And then a motely host With nonsense, line by line, Yo u r s e l f ed by. Chaff blew In the gutter. “You need a change. Til worry Valentines were very sweet (And malls them by the score!) To girls he’s met a 4me or two. ’The world needs something sweet Service Everyone looked cold, brisk, pur­ along. I’ll telephone you every day.” In candle-lighting time; He chooses from a thousand types To her he loves the most again — By Afida Hart ^ 3 poseful. She thought she must be She watched him go with a dull A lover meant the words he breathed In any little store. He probably makes a veiled remark “Please be my Valentine!” the only woman so miserable In all MASSAGE MAY AID YOU pain at her heart. IF DONE WITH CARE Z 5i55|engr8BFvZri3c New York that day. A young, dark- But later, as she picked up the eyed woman in an unfashionable threads of the old life again, she ders. “He was much too busy to all the time? That girl—how she FEMININE FRIVOUTY HAS NO PLACE Body Rubdown Will Restore Circu­ If you want your evening frocks cloth coat, pushing a rosy baby In began to wonder what had bothered notice poor little me,” she mocked. hated her! Gypsy stood up, her lit­ lation to Joints and Muscles, But to flatter you, make sure that a big blue carriage. What was she to her bewk in the city. Color flowed “He was all wrapped up In the girl tle hands clenched. David sat in his IN ‘‘SERIOUS” DAY OF “FRAU NAZI” Has Little Effect Toward Redu^ your elbows and arms are white do now? back into her cheeks and hope into with him—stunning looking crea­ carriage in an angle of the house. tion of l^ t. and smooth. Her first Impulse was to fly back her soul. She began to persuade her­ ture In black. Looked like Paris.” Sun poured down on him, a smiling, to the safe shelter of Blue Hills, to New evening dresses for formal self that all of her tortures had been “He—he has all sorts of women rosy scrap of babyhood. She stared She Bends Earnestly To Task of Helping Men By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN occasions are all-revealing a. far cry her heart out In that familiar self-inflicted. “It’s Just that I was so at him, almost wlt,hout seeing. Editor, Journal of the American as your arms, hands and elbows and beloved setting. But pride held clients for the various accounts,” much alone and had so much to do,” Gypsy said coldly and proudiy. The She had been letting things drift. ‘ Rebuild Reich. Medical Association, and of are concerned. And to do justice her back. No one should know how she assured herself. The rich. Well, now there must be a show­ Hygeia, the Health Magazine to a beautiful new frock, see that she had been hurt. She would work old, desperate sickness was return­ Jumbled, casual family life amused ing. Yesterday—why. Tom had tele­ down! Tom would have to make his By ROSETTE HARGROVE your skin is flawless and entirely her trouble out alone. and busied her. She worked a little choice. You may submit yourself to mas­ free of discolored and rough spots. Maybe It all meant nothing, her phoned her Just at IL o’clock yes­ Berlin, Feb. 2.—Hitler wants the in the garden. She lunched and dined terday to say he was “up to his (To Be-Continued) sage treatments, if you want to Elbows have a tendency to get eager thoughts cried out. Maybe with old friends, answering ques­ women of his country simple and use that method for reduction of discolored. Often that condition the handkerchief was a trifle Tom ears” In work. And she had believed natural, aind for Hitler’s sake, the tions about her husband with that him. superfluous fat and for hardening can be alleviated by tbe lue of a had picked up in the street ---- at serious young-matronly manner Nazi woman has set aside all affec­ of relaxed tissues. But be careful small bnidh. Use plenty of soap' the office. But she knew It was not which well became her. At the end “Of course he has,” Sue said tation and goqe “pluin.” how. or by whdm, you have this suds on tbe brush ^aad really scrub true. No, this evidence explained of seven days she was missing Tom quickly—too quickly. She changed Smoking and champagne-drink­ done. your elbows when you bathe. Then Tom’s frequent absences from home terribly. Over the telephone each the subject with her usual tact and ing, make-up and frivolous clothes, Sunday of every month, is scrupu­ Massage, really, is a two-edged dry thoroughly, rubbing vigorous­ lately; his silence, his abstraction. morning he assured her that a soli- they spoke of other things. But while not actually forbidden, are lously observed by every house­ sword that may do harm as well ly with a rough towel to remove Fool she had been not to see be­ tray state was not one to be de­ Gypsy felt the knife turning in her considered detrimental to the more wife, the money which otherwise as good. the dead flesh. If they persist :n fore! heart. This could not go on! It was serious future task of the German would have been spent on surplus Chief purpose of massage seems sired, no matter what snug bach­ to be to aid the tissues In remov­ getting, discolored, use a bit of Was it that pretty girl in the elors told to the contrary. a situation beyond her control. It BY BRUCfi CATTON woman—that of hflplng their men food being religiously handed over lemon Jiiice on them at least twice office? Was It someone he had met wounded her pride and dignity. to the “Cold and Hunger Rellel.” ing accumulations of waste prod­ But on Saturday morning, four to build up the great nev and unit­ ucts by Increasing the blood flow, a week. And sometimes a light before bis marriage? Who...... who or five hours before bis expected When Tom came she would have A VIVID BIOGRAPHY ed Germany. Hotels and restaurants through­ rubbing with a piece of pumice to have It out with him. OF A GREAT BANKER out the country observe this day and thus stimulating movement of could it be? Not that It mattered. arrival. Sue Canavan’s young sister, Berliu today is a city of earnest lymph. But these changes are tem- stone will do the trick. The fact remained that he heui lied Katherine, tossed a bombshell into After the girls had gone she endeavor and unity. Men, women too, charging clients the same Plenty of nourishing cream will to her about last night. Well then, Elder Stillman’s Career Is Describ­ price as for an ordinary meal. porauy. Gypsy’s house of contentment. glanced over the morning news­ ed by Winkler and children are ail , ulllng togeth­ While the massage Is going on, go far toward keeping irma youth­ he had probably lied about other “Saw that handsome husband of paper, seeking an escape from her er. Amusements, clothes and the Caste barriers are being de­ there Is an Increase In the oxygen ful, smooth and attractive. And things, too. yours lunching yesterday,” she said troubled thoughts. A name stood “The First Billion,” by John K. other lighter aspectr of life are be­ stroyed, at any rate on the sur­ consumption of the body, but this remember to use your hand lotion She fed the baby, tucked him face, in the new Germany. A tre­ returns very rapidly to normal. In on your arms emd elbows each gayly. It seemed to Gypsy that the out from all the others in the col­ Winkler, is a vivid Journalistic bio­ ing Ignored. away for bis nap. Elsa came. glance Sue threw her was a warn­ umn of personal notes on the so­ The contrast between this city mendous movement called “Das fact, massage does not influence time after you have washed them. “I fix you some lunch^ now, huh?” ing one. ciety page. graphy of the elder James Stillman, and Paris Is striking. Deutsche Frauenwerk” (The Ger­ greatly the metabolism or chemical When you have taken your “Just some tea and toast.” “Oh, did you?” aisked GjT>sy with “Miss Vera Gray of Boston Is at the tight-lipped genius who took the In Paris, In spite of everything, man Women’s Work) groups all changes of the body, eo that It can bath, rub tissue crean from the “You don’t feel so good, huh?” National City Bank of New York previous feminine organizations have little Importance In reducing tips of your flngv5rs right up to animation. “Did you stop and speedt the Weylln.” when it was just another bank and there Is still an air of gayety In the Elsa’s wide, pink, humorless face to him?” Something clicked in her brain. streets, traffic Is still Intense, and and women from all . classes of weight. your shoulders. Jse an upward took on an expression of concern. raised It to the topmost pinnacle of society, from the most humble However, by adding tone to the motion and press firmly enough Katherine shrugged thin shoul- Was this what she had been fearing greatness. women trip blithely ilong clad In tissues, It does seem to harden “I—I have a headache.” It was the latest fashions. housewife to the most cultured to mak^ sure that the cream is Stillman, says Mr. Winkler, was university woman. The Deutsche those tissues that are relaxed. getting right into the akin. Then always easy to say that. You never one of the first of the great rake- Here In Berlin, a few yeqrs ago told anyone you had a pain in your so glittering and alive, everybody Frauenwerk is headed by Frau wipe off &e surplus cream, leav­ off boys; those bemkers who dis­ Slber, with headquarters at the The rubbing of the human body, ing the remainder on all light. heart. covered that finding an industrial looks serious, almost grim. Men manipulation of muscles and firm in need of funds offered a and womep hurry to their destina­ Ministry of Interior. She never ■ " ■ ■ held any kind of post before and tissues, and tapping, which are North Carolina farmers are buy­ Tom was late that night, even as great opportunity to get In on the tions without pausing to look some of the chief motions used in be had said, and Gypsy ate a soli­ when asked wha: qualifications, ing mules cooperatively in carload ground floor. around them. The women wear massage, have been practiced in lots at a saving of about 350 per tary dinner with a book propped He took over the National City nondescript clothes, flat - heeled degrees or experience had fitted some form or another in most up before her, not even seeing the when it had resources of around shoes or high rubber boots. EJven her for the work, the answer was, countries of the world since the mule. pages but thinking ber own 312,000,000, and made it the ffrst along the Unter den Unden, Ber­ “Just a housewife and mother.” beginning of man. thoughts. Elsa washed up, moving biUlon-doUar. bank on this side of lin’s Fifth Avenue, the only well- The purpose of this organiza­ Even Hippocrates, the father of stolidly about. Early darkness clos­ the Atlantic. dressed women are the very tion is to instruct German women medicine, recommended massage ed in and lights flashed on all over All this money came from some­ wealthy, the demi-mondalnee or the of all ages in the role they are for treatment of stiff Joints. Among the city. where, of course, and Mr. Winkler foreigners. expected to play In the new Ger­ the ancient Hindus and sunong the “You feel sick, Mrs. Weaver?” gives you a glimpse of bow it was The big, luxurious hotels are many, to educate them in all mat­ Chinese, as far back as 3000 B. C.. “No—I’m all right. Just a little done — and, in the process, tells almost deserted, including the ters concerning a.H. literature, cul­ massage was used in treatment of tired.” some interesting bits of American popular and world-renowned Ad- ture and social service. the human body. “The mister, he got to work— history. ‘ Ion and the Elden, both once ga h- Women Being Retired Among the savages of the East makes It klnda lonesome for you.” He also gives a good portrait of From Political 'Fields Indies and among the Hawallans, Stillman himself; the autocratic, erlng places for upper class ^rlln. there is a system of nuissage which Gypsy said steadily, “Yes, it does. passionless man who disapproved women. Women, on the other hand, are begins with the head and works p e k * ® * But he’ll be home soon. Nine or 10, of bis wife and coolly exiled ber Air of Gayety Gone, being retired from active political downward over the whole body, I expect. Ck>od-nlgbt, Elsa.” to France for 25 years, declaring Bat Music Still Holds life. They will no longer be al­ manipulating every muscle until, The apartment was very lonely publicly that she was a drug addict, The cost of living la high. lowed '0 sit In the Rel.^hstag. While after a half hour, weariness seems with Elisa gone and David asleep. which she was not, forbidding their Clothes are expensive. Paris mod­ they have long had the vote and to disappear and the body is There could be years of this sort of children to mention her name. els, even German models are ihe were considerably more emandpaw- soothed. thing, Gypsy thought, with a clutch But Mr. Winkler makes it clear privilege of only the wealthy. ed than Frenchwomen, it Is said Massage fell into some disrepute of pain at ber heart. Years and that the elder Stillman, for all his Ready-made clothes, shoes, gloves they never were considered a great when it became associated with years and years of days filled with faults—his rapacity, his lack of a and other accessories are relative­ force politically. The greater num­ public baths and when it was prac­ dull tasks and lonely evenings. social conscience— was at least a ly not so good nor eo well finished ber voted with their husbands or ticed for purposes of pleasure When Tom came in at 9:30, she banker. Not for him were the as tbeir equivalent In America or brothers and were seldom expected rather than for purposes of health. was playing patience. She bad on super-salesman devices of the in- France. or allowed to have personal dews. ber old brown velveteen with its e ^ b le MitebeU. Moet of the cabarets — once Wblle as many as forty women sat Much of the massaging today is broad lace collar. She was pale but He ran a bank, not a promotional agleam with lights and beautiful at one time in the Reichstag, tbeir done by technicians who are ber eyes were feverish and she had enterprise, and be ran it in 100 women—have dosed down. The role waa a minor one; where re­ trained only in the methods of painted ber snmll mouth with per cent fashion. remainder are bowling wilderness­ forms were In question they bad to massage and not in the physiology All In all, this is a readable and of the body. Neither have they bright, raspberry colored salve. entertaining book. Published by es save on Saturdays end Sundays, fall back for support on tbeir pai^ “Lo, dear. Sorry I couldn’t get when the yormger generation s t^ s ties. any definite conception of wbat is Vanguard, it is priced at $2M>. out At least half tbs theaters are to be accomplished. away.” Women working in fketorles are (Careful experiments have been She read guilt in every line of dark (many of them were Jewish- gradually being replaced by men, made to learn whether maeeage of him. She lifted a cool cbeek for bis owned) and the movlng-pleture except when engaged In apedflo the abdomen would tend to reduce kiss. DID YOU KNOW T H A T - bouses are by no means as full qs feminine work. Housewives and or spread the fat. These studies “What's the matter? Anything go they were a year ago. The reason farmer! are being asked to retteve show tb a tth e fat reaUy Is not wrong?” U. 8. senators voted an extra tax Is tbat not only are the people tbe feminine unemployment iltua- reached by the massage and there “No-no. Everything's fine.” on liquor imports from debt-default­ poor, btit all who belong to the tion by taking a maid or a helper, Is no good evidence tbat ahy fat He tried to take her in bis arms ing nations, even if they bad to cut Nasi party have some extra Job to although they may never have em­ is removed by sucb rubbing. but she evaded him. off their noses to spite their faces. do at night which keeps them too ployed one before. Wblle this may One of the chief values of mas­ 'o A * “Boy aU right?” Five stamp mills were kept busy busy or too tired to go out. But mean a sacrifice on their part, in sage is In connection with rheu­ She tried to make her voles at Lyman, N. H., 60 or 70 years ago musle—the State Opera and con­ tbls way they help the State and. on matic disorders when Inflammation sound natural, to put all her usual by gold produced in the Ammonoo- certs—still holds (Jermany in Its tbe other band, benefit by a reduc­ has subsided. Under sucb circum­ sDtbuslasm into bar tons. “He's suc field Id tbat state. thrall; people will wait for hours tion In household taxes. stances, rubbing will Improve the splendid.’’ She might tell blm how Once the residence of Mme. de to btar It and it Is still good.' Yet with all the restrictions oiroulation of tbe Joints and Pompadour, tbs historic Hotel dee At almost every street comer, rauselee. cunning David bad been in bis batb; placsd on Jisir activitiest—hs rs- It also helps to compensate for bow be bad laugbec aloud, waving Reservoirs at Versailles, Francs, outside tbs. Mg hotels, restaurants, pladng of women by men In all was sold at auction for 133,000. night clubs and so on, you find s tbe loss ef muscular activity that • o^ bu fat starfish bonds. 8b« might Jobe thought to be better suited follows any prolonged siege of in­ tbiags,.., bora EngHsb obemtsts art experiment­ Nas| man or wonsan ahaklng a tin to a man’s eapadties. tbe limiting tall him thasa and ing wltb poison gases to kill locusts box for the passerby's contribu­ flammation Of a Jomt. Undsr sucb him. So sba kapt silant. to 1,500 of tbe number of glil etu- dreumstanees, tbe use of beat pre­ FLATTERING (rook for spring U tba model tbs Cbio twint" In AfHoa by spraying from air­ tion to the winter fu^ and unem­ wents allowed to enter the various Wbao Ton said, in a sympathaUo ployment relief. Everybody Is ex­ ceding tbe taUMOgo has been shown tana, “Rottan for you today, klttan. A axblblt bare. A gay striped or plaid matarUI is raeommanded planes. unlversltiee, and oountiess other to bs of real valus In rtlaxlBg ths for tba blouse. Tba daaigns eoma in four slsaa; 14, 16, II and 20. Pidgin, tbs slmplsst languags in p o ^ to glvs, no matter bow lit­ minor onesr-tbe majority of wom­ X thought of you so nueb,” bar with eorraaponding bust measuraa of 22, 34. 26 and 86. Slsa 16 re­ the world and used In Chinese ^eaty tle, despite the fact tbat a regular tissues. tbroat ached and tears of self-pity en In Germany today are staunob quires 2 yards for tbs Jacket and 3 1-6 yards of 39 Inch maUrial tpr 9rts, has been urged as an interna- levy Is effsetsd saeb month on sal­ upholders of the new regime. They aprang to bar ayoa, Sba winked tbs skirt and undsrbody. 5onal language. ary or aainlngs The strangeet than back, bandliif wltb prataadad To saaura a PATTERN and simple sawing chart of this modal, are proud to sacrifice th e m s e lf For many years, both Providence thing, people obatrve, Is that scarce­ and work for tbe cause. & 6 6 eoaaaatraUoB over bar cards, tear out this sketch and mail it to JULIA BOYD, Idt PARK AVE­ and Newport were capitals of Rhode ly a aerman pasea by without “That rad q u aaa...... wbat did NUE. NEW YORK. N. Y„ togatbar with 15 CENTS IN COIN. Be UQU1D. fAHIABTS. SALVE Island. -- dropping 6 penny

MANCHESTER EVSEHNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1984. * ■ . / ' ? 1 F00D6MARKETMGE hive to evolve eome plan to avert MEMBERS OF CHOIR Bandit Chummy With Man Who’ll Demand His Life JOBLESS START RIOT the riotoiu conditions that oociir NEW YORK FACES BANKBAMDITS down there every time we need men HOLD INFORMAL TEA for snow removal.” SEEKING SNOW JOBS A similar disturbance was report­ BIG TAXI STRIKE ed last winter. STEAL $130,1 (Conttnoed from Page One) Rev. and Mrs. Neill and Dean New Haven, Feb. 2 — (AP) — Rowdyism among a crowd estimated Glaaier Are Guests at Last of the year F. H. LaGuardla propos­ at between 90 and 1,200 men seek­ AND m AWAY SEE BIG SALE OF CARS ed that the tax money be tiiroed Evening’s Party. ing snow removal jobs caused John M. Golden, director of public works, by the taxicab companies over to (OontintMd from Paf* One) The members of St. M ary’s choir to study new methods today for en­ IN TOWN THIS YEAR the drivers, and promised If that entertained Dean Glazier and Rev. gaging crews for this work In the was done the. city would abandon Its three or four men jumped out of and Mrs. J. S. Neill at an Informal future. Intention to appeal the Supreme both sides of the car. (Dourt riiUng. No decision has been tea last evening following the regu­ Th3 crowd stormed the city supply Some Dealers Unable to Get “I seemed to seo gruns all over the reached on this proposal. lar Mission service. Dainty sand­ house last night and became so un­ car. One of the me:> ran to Ander- Orders Filled — Production wiches, cakes and tea were served ruly that ten policemen were sent Officials of the Keystone Trans­ Bon and grabbed a bag, while the Is Slow, They Say. by the girls, with Mrs, Bert Judd to the scene to help two others portation Company, operators of maintain order. others stood with their giins trained and the Misses Gertrude Liddon and 550 cabs from five Manhattan gar­ Ck>lden said: According to different automobile on Anderson and Waddington. Evaline Pentland serving as ages, acknowledged that they had “W e had 400 shovels to give out; dealers in Manchester there is go­ Jump Into Car hostesses. A program of games and no cabs on the streets. 400 men was the number we could ing to be a large number of new “One of the men said, ‘come on music followed, with Mrs. Caroline These officials said some of their cars sold In Manchester this year. boys,’ and, with their pistols stlU Britton it the piano. use. But It was impossible to pick day drivers took cabs out, but soon the older men with families because Orders have already been placed, drawn, they backed up and Jumped Those present, in addition to returned with stories of threats and the younger men pushed them Into they claim, for spring deliveries and Into the car. The driver then turned members of the choir were the fol­ intimidation from men cruising the the background. To have given a In some cases it is said that there is around rapidly, his wheels spinning lowing: Francis McCaughey, George streets In automobiles. shovel to an older man amd send him trouble In getting cars to fill orders. Boyce, Wilbur Hadden and Mrs. These drivers, the officials said, In the snow and headed toward the back through the crowd would have The Increase in the sales of cars Howard Briggs. were told jy the men In the automo­ Wllmlngton-Pennsgrove ferry. been no kindness to him. throughout the country has been biles to get tbelr cabs back in the "They drove right past the police “The damage to the supply house such that the production Is said > garageb and leave them there until station. 1 ran four doors below the last night was ch that we will be behind In many of the factories. they “got that nickel." bank tu the store ot Mayor Arthur Smith, and told him what had oc­ WAS FORCED TO WED. curred. He notified the police de­ partment The mayor believes the GIRL INFORMS JUDGE robbers* are still hiding in some ot the summer bungalows along the north shore In Pennsgrove. Wrath of John Dllllnger, notoiions bandit, at the “framenp” by which he was rushed out of Tucson, Bridgeport, Feb. 2— (A P )— Alleg­ Arlz., by plane, had subsided when he reached Lake county jail In Crown Point,.Ind. Dllllnger Is ing that she was forced Into mar­ shown here, right, In ‘the jail in chummy pose with Prosecutor Rbbert Bstlll, center, who will battle POPULAR MARKET riage at Brewster. N. Y., In 1933, 855 M.4IN ST. to send him to the electric chair. At the left U Sheriff Lillian Holley, Dlllinger's Jailer. RUBINOW BUILDING after she had previously been at­ PLAN TO RECOVER tacked by her husband, Gladys E. Brazee Piccolo, a 16-year-old former high school ^ r l ox this city appear­ C O N T R A a RECORDS In need of hourly work, principally years’ imprisonment for any person ed before Judge John Richards 51 WOMEN REGISTER housework. Information concerning or corporation to buy or sell any BEST curs 1% A I P T . Booth in the Superior Court today, the registrants may be obtained at (Oontlnoed from Page One) seeking a divorce from William Fhc- new securities or loan money to any the C W A office In the Municipal foreign government or Its subdi­ colo, also of Bridgeport. building. took from his office certain corre­ After listening to the girl’s story. HERE FOR CWA JOBS vision which Is in default In whole spondence he characterized as “per­ Judge Booth continued the case un­ or in pkrt on Its obligations to this sonal.” til additional evidence Is presented Only One Placed So Far— government. Shoulder MacCracken, who testified previ­ to substajitlate the claims of the WILL DENY CREDIT The amendments approved would plaintiff. Seek Listing of Those Desir­ exempt refimdlng Issues replacing ROAST ously to representing various avia­ Cut fron Western Com Fed Steer Beef. tion concerns seeking mall oon 'Vhllc she was a student In high ing Work Done. old ones and exclude countries In de- tracts, bad refused Wednesday to school, the glrl-wlfe informed Juc^e TO OWING NATIONS tHult only on private debts, such as supply records to the committee m Booth, she was attacked by young Fifty-one women registered yes­ certain South American republics. the ground that relations between Ploeolo. On tbs d i^ tbs wsddlng terday for jobs la the office of the ceremony was perrarmed, she con­ (OoBtiaaed from Page’OD*) LEAN, FRESH arusoiicD fed a lawyer and client were “privi­ CW A and only one has been placed Com produotleB la coastal eoun- tinued, she met Piccolo and another leged.” tles of North Carohna was reduced couple on the street. Her husband, at housework. Those who applied Robinson worked out the amend­ The committee withheld further 40 per cent because of damage dm.e Mrs. Piccolo said, forced her to get were women for housework of vari­ ments with the State Department ROASTING f t action pending word from the by two hurricanes last fall. Into the car, and the party then p - ous kinds and office work. and Johnson and pronounced the bill clients as to their attitude, which needed to Brewster, where the Pic­ To provide jobs for the women satisfactory to the administration. CHICKENS had been requested In a '.elegram colos were married. registrants it will be necessary for A s repassed, the bUl provides from MacCracken. an immediate response by residents Shoulders penalties up to 310,000 and five MaeOracken’s Story Read The Herald Advs. SPRING The former commerce official told the committee that Colonel L. H. TO GET FEDERAL POST Britten, vice-president of the North­ BONELESS PRIME RIB ^ LAMBLEGS»][0< west Airways, and a Mr. Givens, Hartford, Feb. 2— (AP) —Pietro secretary to Harris M. Hanshue, Diana, former representative from president o. Western Air Express. New Haven, and now employed in yesterda3’ called at his office and the state banking department, will SUCEU SMOKED took away some correspondence. He receive a Federail appointment soon. added that they had used his office In the United States Department The Manchester Public Market f t of Labor or the Department of Jus­ ROAST 15 at times for matters unrelated to HAM tice, It became know today. Mr. business. Diana has been an active Demor a- Chairman Black said subpoenas FOR SATURDAY WE ARE FEATURING tlc worker for some years. He was would be Issued for Britten and an original Roosevelt man and was _ SUGAR CURED Hanshue, with Instructions that an organizer of the Italian Demo­ ROASt MILK FED they brlug the correspdndence al­ cratic Club of Connecticut. Mr. Boneless Rolled Roast Veal j C SMOKED legedly removed from MacCracken's Diana today declined to discuss the 19 office with them. report. Cat From Tender, Milk-fed Veal — No Waste. Unjustly Divided 'lb. Referring to MacCracken’s chair­ Cut To Any Size—At VEAL manship of a Washington confer­ HAMS ence In 1930 at which mall contracts Boneless Rolled Pot Roast Beef, j ^ CORNED BEEF SPECIAL! were made under the provisions ot from Premium Beef at, lb...... 1 a/ C Lean Ribs Sugar Cured Corned ^ SHANKLESS, SMOKED .Mfcl.KOSE the McNary-Watres Act. Black said f* air mall routes had been divided • '> QUALITY Beef. Ih. / “unjustly, unfairly and Illegally.' Fancy Lean Pieces of Corned Beef to slice MacCracken. explaining his posi­ We have a limited amouht of Tender Fowl cold, solid meat, at, ^ r\ tion to the committee, said he had GROCERIES cut up for soup at, ^ SHOULDERS had nothing to do with determining lb...... X iJ e each RIB END which air mall operators should at­ Our Home Made Sausage Meat, ^ tend the conference. At Popular Give US your order early! He asserted the McNary-Watres from Native Pork, 2 lbs...... 4 ^ 0 C Act was Intended to take care of The Ne.xt Size Larger will be ^ ^ Q ^ Extra Fancy Large Native Roast- Q /\ “pioneer 0(>erator?’’ who had spent Prices ing Chickens from Coventry, Ib .O U C ROAST PORK large amounts of money in develop­ on sale at 69c each. 2 for V A c O U ing aviation. Fresh Native Eggs, Fancy Fresh Young Turkeys, O / ’Y Chairman Black said he did not dozen ...... 3 0 c Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef, no 9 to 12 lbs. each, at, lb...... 0 V/ C C O IM K Y ROLL CREAMERY SLICED recognize and did not intend to rec­ waste, cut from Swift Pre- q g For a Nice Meat Loaf, try Our Fresh ognize the employment of a lawyer Land O’Lakes Butter, Ground Hamburg Ste^, o to obtain government contracts as lb...... mium Beef at, lb...... m OC 27c 15c lb„ 2 lbs...... Z d C BEEF LIVER legal sefvicea. Granulated Cane Sugar, 10- BUTTER Interior decorators had been em­ ployed for the same purpose, he said pound cloth Fancy Legs Spring Lamb, all sizes, whole Home Dressed Pork from Mr. Moule, Town committee records showed. sack...... 46 c or half. Native Fresh Shoulders. Native Pork. lb. I Q c Swansdo-wn Cake Native Fresh Ham and Native Pork Liver. 2 lbs. Flour, pkg...... ASKS FOR 450 MILUON 25c Fancy Fresh Young Milk-fed Fowl. 4 to STHKrrLY FRESH LARGE I Pure Lard, Small Forequarters of Lamb and Boneless 1- lb. pkg. 2 for .... Rolled Roast of Lamb. 6 pounds each. 2 3 ^ 2 5 c 1 PURL PRINT, ARMOUR’S, SWIFT’S TO CONTINUE CWA WORK 15c OR CUDAHY’S Pillsbury’s Farina, EGGS d < « . 2 9 c | (Omthiaed trom Page One) pkg...... 8c AT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Krasdale Catsup, ated last November by President Land O’Lakes Butter, pe Roosevelt. large bottle...... 12c Royal Scarlet Peaches, O O LARD TENDER SIRLOIN ^ 2 lbs...... 5 5 c I In describing the situation, he Veimont Maid Syrup, 2 large size cans...... said: pint ju g ...... 16c Nathan Hale Coffee, in bean or O O “A strange thing happened COFFEE SPECIAL! STEAK connection with work relief. Brazil Nuts, large, Royal Scarlet — Maxwell House 3 iO * had been taught to believe in tl washed, 2 lbs...... 25c LaTouraine. Your Choice at, 2 0 ^ C Snowdrift in Bulk, f H study of the poor laws that, tl way to get people off the relief .’\stor Coffee, rolls Is to offer them a job, becauie lb. tin ...... 23c Wheatena, large package o 1 MINCLD HAM POLISH RINGS if you gl"e them work they will Campbell’s Beans, Chipso Flakes or Granules, O A f o r ...... Z X C clb. duck and run, and they will not 2 large packages...... 4SS/C can ...... 5 c Campbell’s Vegetable Soup, o ef VEAL LOAF want any relief. Calo Dog Food, a ^ Ainer. BOLOGNA Just the Opposite Bisquick, New Style 3 cans f o r ...... a OC “Well, just the opposite happen­ pkg...... 3 cans f o r ...... 4 & O C 19c SEABRIGHT JELLIED MILD ed. W e found that when we started Cherry Peppers, Royal Scarlet Shaker Salt, T ^ work rellel many people, fine peo­ Wool Soap, line for toilet or bath, o O SALT PORK CORNED BEEF AMERICAN ple, who could not come to us xor quart ja r ...... 19c 4 bars f o r ...... m m C 2 two-pound boxes f o r ...... - «X OC OYSTERS direct relief would come for w<»rk Ralston Breakfast SULT2“ l OAF CHEESE relief, because they said It was a Young American or Muenster ^ job.” Food, pkg...... 21c Land O’Lakes Mild Cheese, i Q Hopkins made only brief mention French’s Mustard, Cheese a i lb...... X 5/ C on sale at, lb...... X 9 C | 4 1 b 8 . 2 ^ ® before the committee of the ilffioul- bottle ...... 21c pt. If^c lb, I ]|^C lb. tles encountered In administering 1 1 c the huge CMvl' Works program and Sliced Beets; AT OUR BAKERSY DEPARTMENT touched lightly on the avalanche of 3 cans ...... 25c Home Made Corned Beef Hash, t H Home Baked Bean^, i f FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT SPEC1AI.S letters that reached C W A headquar­ JLand O’Lakes Milk, ters following drastic reductions of lb...... 1 5 c quart...... IOC hours and jobs In order to make 4 tall cans...... 25c Home Made Potato Salad, ^ FLORIDA SUNKIST LABGE, FANCY funds last as long as possible. H.-O. Quick Oats, lb...... 1 5 c Home Made Brown U ^ and I A RIPE TEXAS Speaking of charges ol political pkg...... 10c Bread, lo a f...... O C Xv/C ORANGES LEMONS TOMATOES Interference and graft. In some Extra Special I Stuffed and Roasted SPINACH cases of which prosecution has been Motor Oil, Chickens, Medium Size, on tnile ^ Home Made Clicked Whole 1 2 dozen 2 pounds ordered, he said, the number of 2- gallon can . Wheat Bread, 20-oz. lo a f...... X U C persons “who have been Implicated 78c at, each...... 0 1 / C in graft is very small, although It Krasdale Peanut Home Made Assorted Layer n a Butter, 2-lb. jar ... Home Made Coffee Rings, sugar O Cf ... 2 2 ® looms very large In the public’s 26c Cakes, each...... XS/C frosted, 2 f o r ...... ibO C mind.” Fresh Prunes, 1 8 « p ^ large can ...... MRS. J E N N E ’S F U N E R A L 11c FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES BAKERY DEPARTMENT OFFERS THESE SPEHAIA Hartford. Feb. 2— (AP) — The Jell-0, Any Flavor, funeral of Mrs. Ida (Sherman) 3 pkgs...... 19c Fancy Clean Spinach. Solid Ripe Toma­ Jenne, widow of Clarence ' F. A. ON SALE! Fancy Florida Oranges for BETTY OBOCKEB Jenne and nationally Imown for her toes. Mushrooms, Young Tender prominence and activity In many Juice, at 19c dozen. q f Beets* Carrots. Lettuce. String DOUGHNUTS patriotic societies, was held this a f­ MAMIEU'S Beans. California Tender Green Peas. ANOBL CAKE ternoon at the Asylum avenue 2 dozen f o r ...... OOC Baptist church, of which she was a GROCERY Fancy Celery. Sweet Potatoes. member. J dozen The body was taken to Spring- 183 Spruce Street 25- field, Maas., for cremation. Burial COME TO THE STORE OR ’PHONE - DIAL ,’5111. 29* will be in Brattleboro^i.

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5 ^ . 1 foodi;marketi^ge time that tbe vote was taken, con- DRUGS SUBSTmmON Boldating tbe school districts, the KILROY-HOUSTON ROCHESTER BARK. A B O U m W H eW A EMPLOYEES ASK EQUALIZATION school building ip the first or Oak­ W e d c l i n g s land district was then in use as a Members of tbe Washington L. O. F U Y E D IN OPINION sebooL When the appraisal was WEDDING TOMORROW ROBBED OF S Lk. social club will bold tbelr annual TAXING PROCEDURE taken the building was listed as 10,000 supper and election or officers In tbe WORK TOMORROW Seeball-Cail New York Supreme Court obsolete for this purpose, the'zcbool basement of Orange ball tomorrow Robert Seeball, of New York City, having been discontinued and pupils Ceremony in St. Bridget’i night at 6:80. A roast beef supper an optician in Brooklyn,* and Mrs. Judge Calls Pr^tices Unfair Were thereafter taken to the other Church at Seven O’clock To­ will be served and after tbe busi­ Nettle L. Call, a native of Tennessee and DetrimentaL Selectmen Se^k from Conn- schools. morrow Morning. Fonr Men Force Employes ness session there will be an enter­ WOl Complete Eight Honrs and who baa been living on Foeter tainment program. It is the contention of certain tax­ •treet here, were married thia noon New York, Feb, 1—(Special)— payers In the districts involved, that John Kilroy of Fairfield street, to Hold Up Hands — Walk to Make Up for Lost Tune by Justice of the Peace Tbomaa A. Tbe practic« of merchandise substi­ sel Proper Method of the school buildings should have Hartford, an inspector in the State Tbe usual Friday night setback Brennan at tbe home of Mr. and party will be held tonight at tution and unfair business practices been listed as was all other school Highway departmient and Mrs. Mar­ Mra. David R. Cole of 106 Foster from which tbe consumer as well as property, the appraisal record ex­ Dot Quietly. George’s Tavern on Oak street. This Week. street Mr. and Mra. Cole wit- Levying Assessment garet E. Houston, daughter of John Har^ White will be in charge and the honest manufacturer suffers is tending back over the period before neeeed the ceremony. Tbe couple dealt a telling blow In tbe decision the schools were consolidated. The Dllworth, will be married In St. a good time is assured all who at­ left Immediately for New York City Bridget’s church tomorrow morning tend. which has just been banded down same stand is being taken by some Rocbentw, N, Y., Feb, 2.—(A P I- Instructions were given late thia where they will reside. by the New York Supreme Court in At a special meeting of tbe Board at 7 o’clock by Rev. C. T. McCann, In .the eighth district in connection pastor of the church. Four men today held up tbe Union Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Reid of afternoon by Hayden L. Griswold, tbe Infringement euit of tbe Win- of Selectmen this morning, it was with the appraisal of the Union They will be attended by Mr. and Truet Company branch biuik at Cul­ Main street will leave tomorrow supervising engineer of the CWA to throp Chemical Company, Inc., voted to secTire information from school, now listed as obsolete. Mrs. Anthony Toumaud. Mrs. against Blackman and Blackman, ver and Merchant roade and ea* morning on an automobile trip to all CWA workers to report on tbelr PULITZER QUITS JOB Town Coimsel W. S. Hyde regarding If the two buildings are classed Toumaud is a sister of the bride- caped with between 110,000 and Florida. Mr. Reid will spend sc era! various Jobs tomorrow morning at Inc. in the appraisal ah usable properties, elect. 116,000, days on appredsals for local Eud 8 o’clock for work. Zhie to the loss In his written opinion, Judge Ic- the machinery of levying the school it Is expected that there will be sev­ Shortly after noon tbe quartet en­ Hartford parties who own property of three days when the tempera­ ON NEWSPAPER CODE Laughlln, in banding down tbe de­ districts equalization tax necessitat­ eral mills difference in tbe debit tax tered tbe bank flashing nickel in Florida. ture was hovering below tbe 10 cision, characterizes substitution ?s ed by consolidation. The Selectmen, charged against these two districts. HOLD SUSPECT plated revolvers. Three wore dark above minimum of safety prescribed a "detriment to tbe public.” after a discussion of certain obstruc- glEuiees and the i&ce of 1!be fourth by tbe state department, tbe men New York, Feb. 2.— (AP) — The The Winthrop Company sued tlonal features of the equalization Brooklyn, Conn., Feb. 2.— (A P )— will work eight hours tomorrow to Blackman and Blackman, Inc., also appraisal, plan to confer with the INVENTOR DIES was concealed behind a brown post of NRA administrator for the Oliver Paiil, 18, of East Brooklyn, handkerchief, FEDERAL EXPORT BANK make up part of the time lost. doing business as Prerao Pharma­ firm of Bliss & Cole, who conducted was arrested last night by State All Jobs were operated with full A. S, Gilbert, In charge of the newspaper code was left vacant to­ ceutical Laboratories, for an injunc­ p e school appraisal, concerning the Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. 2.—Le- Policeman Henry Mayo of Danielson bank, and a clerk were ordered to crews of men this morning it was day by the resignation of Ralph tion restraining them from infring­ status sf buildings in the first and NOW BEING DISCUSSED reported at the CWA office. Several ander Hamilton McCormlch, 74, of barracks on suspicion of theft, and put up their hands and crouch be­ Pulitzer, formerly publisher of the ing upon Its trade marks "Veronal,” eighth districts. Chicago, internationally known au­ as a result of a confession he is hind the counter. Two customers a gallons of coffee was served the men “Arlstol,” “Protargol,” “Theoml- working in Glastonbury this morn­ New York World. School consolidation was voted in thor and Inventor, died at a hotel said to have made, will bp returned man and a boy, were driven behind Washington, Feb. 2.—(AP) — nal,” and “Kres-Lumln.” ’These are April, 1932 and the appraised was here today following a lingering ill­ to Norwich for trial. He was paroled ing, the gift of the American Legion. Piilltzer sent his resignation yes­ ethical pharmaceutical products, a partition and forced to lie down Plans for a Federal export bank, taken in February of 1933. At the ness. from Cheshire last year. Four hundred And seventeen men terday to Hugh S. Johnson, NFLA prescribed by physicians and sold on the floor. with unlimited RFC backing to will receive $3,764.55 on Monday. administrator, giving as a reasoq, The bandit with the kerchief- stimulate foreign trade with such Eight men, injured during tbe past by druggists. covered face then pocketed his "opposition to my appointment by The findings of Judge McLaugb- countries eis Russia, were outlined few weeks and on compensation, the American Newspaper Guild.” weapon and scrambled over the Un were In favor of the Wlnthrop today by Jesse H. Jones, chairman will receive $61., making a total of “Another compelling reason for screen Into the cashier’s cage while of the Federsd Corporation. $3,825.55 for the week. Company on every question raised. his companions menaced the occu­ my resignation,” he said, “is that Supported by President Roosevelt, Transportation is now being furn­ the St. I^uis Post Dispatch of which Sweeping Injvmctlon was gram, d to pants of the banking -room. Jones made it clear that credit ished men employed on the forestry restrain any future Infringements After scooping up all the money I am a trustee and director, feels would be established not only for jobs at Highland Park, Finley street itself seriously embarrassed m by the defendant. An accoimting for Sensational Food Values at in the cage the bandits walked out the purpose of trading with Russia and Buckingham. damages resulting from the In­ the front door and were lost to view. either support of or opposition to but also with Soutn America and the NRA or myself while I hold this fringement, together with court While the holdup was still in pro­ costs was also directed. gress a girl stenographer preparing the Balkans, From time to time appointment.” • for luncheon in a basement dressing there have been received requests MODIFIES INJUNCTION The New York Newspaper Guild room heard the sharp orders of the for such finEincing. adopted a resolution about a week In the last two weeks of Decem­ Everybody‘’s Market holdup men, peeked into the bank­ The bank, to be in Washington AGAINST MILK BOARD ago protesting Pulitzer’s appoint­ ber, Monterey, Calif., sardine fisher­ FREE DEUVERY D IAL 3919 ing room, apprised the situation and and run like the Commodity Credit ment and sent a copy to President men brought In 12,290 tons of sar­ telephoned police from an unob­ Corporation, would be separate from Roosevelt. dines. served telephone. the RFC. Hartford, Feb. 2.— (AP)—Superi­ A new sensational product! And is It good! 80 costomers who have tried it rlRim it Is in No accurate estimate on the loot The new organization would be or Court Judge Newell Jermings a by itself—makes real delicious Ice cream— directions on each can—simple as pie—Just add could be obtained until a further financed entirely by government this afternoon modified the tempo­ milk and cream and freeze for two hours— result: enough ice cream to make five good portions! check, bank officials declared. funds and would attempt, Jones rary injunction against the Milk S1.X flavors! Try it! Money refunded If yoa’re not only satisfied, but actually elated with said, to assume only a part of the Control Board so that the equaliza­ Its goodness and flavor! We have exclusive agency In Manchester for It—all we aak is try one credit risk with private exporters tion fund operations under the state can— please! and importers. marketing regulations can be im­ NEW FEDERAL LAW The chairman said that it might mediately resumed so far as dtealers be possible to extend credit up to who are not members ol the Milk Midco Ice Box Freeze! tins ^^ HITS BOOTLEGGERS five years. Producer-Dealers Association are 2 25 concerned. SOAP (JtANUlES Something unlike anything on market now. In court before a room packed (Oontlnaed from Page One) with dairymen he denied a motion FOIL VALOE SAYS FORD PREVENTED ^ ^ l a n d o T a k e ^ ^ LAND O’ LAKES ^ ^ ^ ^ L A N ^ ^ A K E ^ ^ j of the hoard to dissolve the injunc­ Sweet Cream stocks of liquor for retail sale have tion, wlilch was issued last week by until Feb. 20 to buy and affix the REOPENING OF BANK Judge Edwin C. Dickenson to the BUTTER! Evaporated MILK! 1 CHEESE! stamps, except that those who buy association, which holds that the in bulk and bottle on the premises operation of the fund is unconstitu­ must start on Feb. 10. Washington, Feb. 2—(AP) —Wil­ tional. son W. Mills, who headed the First cans * All stamps must be destroyed On the other hand the modifica­ 12 52® ^ 24^1 23 when the bottle is opened, accord­ National Bank of Detroit, told the Senate banking committee today tion of the Injunction so as to re­ ing to the law. late only to members was a victory From the Original Recipe Phillip’s Fine the bank would have reopened after Betty Crocker 13 Egg Diamond Crystal Shaker Provision is made for the forfeit­ the Michigan bank holiday had 't for the board represented by Depu­ Tomato or Vegetable ure to the United States of all liquor not been for “ the attitude of the ty Attorney CJeneral Ernest L. Av- BUY Angel Food Cake! SALT! SOUP! found in bottles not containing the Ford Motor Company.” erill. and Assistant Attorney Gener­ stamps. Except for stores who Mills referred to a threat of al i i . Roger Jones. • have liquor in stock, Feb. 10, stamps large Henry Ford that he would withdraw loaf will be sold only to registered dis­ his deposits totalling about $2C,000,- ROBERTSON’S QUALITY SOAPS 5 boxes 22® ^ cans 22® tillery, rectifiers, importers, proprie­ 000 from the bank "the first thing tors of concentration general and for the next morning” if the Union HOLLYWOOD Runkel’s Delicious special bonded warehouses, and Guardian Trust Company was not RunkeTs Pure Breakfast Bunkels* C^iocolate Covered- wholesale dealers and retail drug­ allowed to open. LAUNDRY - TOILET — BATH (Unsweetened) gists authorized to bottle alcohol for Mills said the bank officers were MARKET Chocolate Bars! COCOA! CANDIES! non-beverage purposes. at a loss to understand why Ford 381 East Center Street, The following exceptions are pro­ should take that attitude when the Dial 8804 SOLD BY vided, which will not be required to two banks were “in no way related.” >/,-lb. bars bear the stamps; The committee previously had C. B. J. Anderson Pine Street Market heard the Ford attitude expressed in can 1 9 « Distilled spirits placed in a con­ BIG STEAK SALE! 66 South Main Street 144 Pine Street Ideal for cooking and baking. Regular 25o value. tainer for immediate consumption its Investigation of the Guardian on the premises; in bond or in cus­ Detroit Union Group, Ins., through Round — Sirloin — Short and Adam Brazauski J. Robb A Son the minutes of the Reconstruct! n 81 North Street 217 Center Street toms custody; in actual process of Shoulder Finest Brands Fine Fresh Fresh Shipment rectification; on which no internal Finance Corporation and testimony by Edsel Ford that his father decid­ Leo Brauzanskl Scranton Son TOMATO PASTE! revenue tax is required to be paid; 55 North Street 802 Spruce Street LENTILS! which are not intended for sale; or ed he “had gone far enough.” z z SPAGHETTI! in immediate containers required to Mills said the bank might still W. 8. Bluings' Harry Snow have reopened, “possibly on a re­ be stamped under existing law. ^ ® lb . Wapplng, Conn. Wapplng, Conn. Ib. ceUo- stricted basis,” had it not been for 1 ^^Lphane bag the strict classification of assets by J. H. Madden Thomas O. Smith 2 lbs. 2 2 ^ COLLIER REACHES PORT. the chief National bank examiner. Cut From Best Heavy Beef! 82 Laurel Street 2 North School Street Regular 10c size. 4-5 Lb. Native Fowl, q q St. John, N. B., Feb. 2— ( A P I - THREE PLANES BURNED James N. Nichols Star Market Fa ncy Florida Juice I After a 35-day fight with the Atlan­ each ...... ^ O C Highland Park, Conn. 47 North Street Webster’s Select Quality Islip, N. Y., Feb. 2.— (A P )—Fire Shoulder Pot Roasts, 1 ^ tic, the collier Svartisen arrived to­ which stafted when a mechanic was ib Oswald’s Meat Shop Plnehurst Grocery day from Grangemouth, Scotland. fueling an airplane last night de­ ...... 15c 1171/] Spruce Street 802 Main Street O r a i i f l les! p e c k ^ ^ C The 2,000-ton steamship had been stroyed the hangar and three Tender Rib Roasts, <% m feared lost with all hands. Ib...... 1 / C Pero Orchards Hale’ s Self-Serve PEAS! 1 0 « 12 lbs. large oranges S9o dozen size. Peck planes owned by the Li-Con Airway Main Street Limit 5. Another collier, the Jernfjeld also Company, which operates ships be­ Native Pork 1 C 2 0 276 Oakland Street has about 2 1-2 dozen. Roasts, lb...... l O C ^ l O C arrived today, 25 days after leaving tween here. New York and severed llahleu Grocery Co. Bursaob Bros. Swansea with a cargo of coal. Connecticut points. Center Pork Chops, 1 5 C 185 Spruce Street 476 Hartford Road 1 Fancy Fresh Fancy Florida Bleached Fancy Iceberg Both ship had been caught by Company officials estimated the Arctic ice and repairs to their steer­ loss at $50,000. ’Two of the planes Top Round, Ground Fresh, W. Harry England Canale's Market SPINACH! CELERY! LETTUCE! ing apparatus had been made at destroyed were monoplemes. The Manchester, Green 86-40 Oah Street sea. ther WEIS em amphibian. EXTRA SPECIAL! Fairfield Grocery C B. Tryon 884 Hartford Road 8 East Center Street \ peck 3 bun. 2 beads \ Florida Oranges, 4 A dozen ...... i U C Charles Skrahaoz Klttel’s Market Large, Strictly Fresh Eggs, O 56 North Street 18 Blssell Street Assorted Varieties Lb. Delicious Fresh dozen ...... O O C Fancy California Philip Lewis P. Smaohettl CAKE! PEAS! 88 Charter Oak Street 66 Summer Street LEMONS! KLEIN'S MARKET ...... 2 3 c ^ 4 % Cat of FRESH OYSTERS. AND DELICATESSEN ®** 3 * 1 * * * 161 Center Street Raisin, plain, marble. A big value. 2^ DIAL 8256 FOR FREE DELIVERY. Another Sensational Hit! Yacht Club A few more selected local Watch For Our AnnlversEiry Sale Specials! W illiam s’ R. S. Crabmeat 16 qt. VANILLA, 30c. Vz Size Can, 25c. SATURDAY SPEaALS ANDERSON & NOREN C O F F E E ! lb. 1 9 « A p p l e s ! basket Fancy Pork Roasts, shoulder Land O’Lakee Butter, Ice Cream Cake Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables R. S. White Meat Pan Free. Tuna Fish, ^ Size This price Is an Introductory one. Goes to 25c With the wholesale market as high as It Is, 2 lbs...... 5 5 c thl« Is a real boy. ,r;...... 13c 361 Center Street Phone 4076 Can, 16c. Grannlated Sugar, Chapin Flhe Bread | Loin end, 10 lbs...... 4 7 c 1 Delicious Juicy 1 Fine “Tavern” Vanilla lb...... 1 5 c GRAPEFRUIT! FLOUR! EXTRACT! Porasnow Flour, ^ 0 A O Lean, Tasty Pot 24 ■ If you want aome real good Fancy Fowl to self at S9o each, or 2 for $L16. Diamond Oiystal Salt (Plain or Iodized) ----- 7o 25 These fowl average about 8 pounds each and are Oroond Meat for Sanilay Meat Brownie Siloed Plne^ple, 2 Upton’s Tea (Yellow Label)...... 1 4 -^ S9o “All White Meat” Lpaf, we offer yon: a very good buy. DeUdoos Juicy Finest Pure Green Seal ^ *54 Uneeda Biscuits...... 2 pkgs. 60 Bonita Freah Ground Ham- O f . 3 9 c Roasting Ghlekens, 5-Bm. a v e ra g e ...... SOe Ib. Winiams’ Folded Nai^dns...... 8 pkgs. 25o TANGERINES! iNirg, Special, 2 Dm . a OC Large Fowl, 6-Ibe. average...... 26o Ib. TUNA FISH! MAYONNAISE! Gnaranteed Freah! B. S. Spaghetti or Noodles...... 8-oc. i^ g . 7e Holsnm Bartlett Swedish Korf (Saturday only). Special .. .26o lb. Pears, 2 No. 2^ ttni, 3 5 c tins ^ * p b t t j a r b Freah SYolti and Vegete- JL 2 ^ 19 Bed line Tomatoee, 27 Legs of Lamb Boast Beef Imported Italian OUve O il ...... Vi*P^ 2 Nea wa have Strawberrlea, 2 No. 2 iliu ...... 1 9 c B. 8. Prepared Mustard...... 6-oz. Jar lOo Onngea, Ap^ea, Celery, Pot Boasts Fresh Pork and R. S. Orange M arm alade...... 1-lb. Jar 19o Fancy 40x50 Krasdale Pure BabbTs Pore Padmge Oaloaa, 8919 Bonohee, Oanota Eieoo Brand Peaa, Fresh Shooldsrs win bo our uoual high grade B. S. Apple Butter ...... 14-oz. Jar lOe PRUNES! 2 No. 2 tin s...... 2 0 c quality. B. S. Ooeked Spaghetti...... 17-os. Jar 12e KETCHUP! LARD! klg. 10 1-2 os Phone Orders SUien FridsF Night for Early Saturday bottle ^e lb. pkg. D e liv e ry . WE DELIVER PHONE 4076 3 l b s . 2 S«

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way" he eald. "It waa really Elk* students out on wba’: be days ago bscauss bis wtfS bAd him _ flcor T. B. Smltb w m a nkskel short Named as NRA of the prio# of bis supper, so ho bom , W la." would be the last roundup of ths placed In Jail on a non-support Queer Twists pulled his rovolvsr from bis pocket ’The court profnlaed to itraigbteo lanterns—no qusstious askod. charge. He argued he couldn’t sup­ MENUS to offer it as security for the requl^ things out. Hollywood—John Barrymore bae port bar wbila ns was in Jail. Dls- Bnumer^f Board Chief I ed funds, HamUton, N, Y.—Inetead of look­ roved himeelf sonoetbing of a trtot Judge Frank McDonough For Good Health In Day's News Christ Maletls, the store owner, ing with a laiitem for aa booeet SIplomat. White be wae eaid to promised to reduco bond from abb^ Smitb by the wrist, took man. Mayor Reid has put the have said' nothing while in bis $1,000 to $000 and Nassau said he Market A Week’s Supply Ke gun away and called police. Two dlogenee idea into reverse and ^ yiu!ht Infante off Mexico he tele­ thought his friends could meet it. looung for some dlsboneet men with graphed friend# here, He waa asked He has been in jail seven weeks. SURPRISE TONIGHT Recommended Kansas City—J, B, Rigg, retired patrol care came to the rescue, but not of the store owner. lanterns. to referee a duel with knives be­ DIAL 5191 after more than 80 years railroad tween two members of his crew. ’The IN BANKRUPTCY By Dr. Frank McCoy service, most of it as a Pullman con­ Chictfo—When It comes to the As mayor he wants returned 19 law, ^ward McFadden, called red Isateras that have been taken actor agreed, but when the time ductor, has given up the Idea of came be presented the duelists with New Haven, Feb, 2 — (A P ) — building a b\mk resembling a berth Father Tom" of the Roger Touhy from VlllEige street construction. Dr, McCoy’s menus suggested for gang, is something of a stickler. But as graduate manager of atble- boxing gloves. And they fought it 'Bankruptcy petitions filed here yes­ on his ArkansM farm. out along those llnee. terday included these: SATURDAY the week beginning Sunday, Febru­ ‘TTie berth woyldn’^ do with the Arraigned In court, be asked to be tica of Colgate University be hM ary 4tb: told what It was all about, and was ■omstbing of s kindred feeling for Denver— On a district Judge’s Mayer Josem of Norwalk, debts landscape so still," he said. "I’d get romlse to reduce ble bond, Loxiis $54,876 and assets $4,600; George Sunday— fidgety, thinking we’d been stopped told that be was charged with carrv- student souvenir gatherers. P* SPECIALS 1^ a machine gun in Walworth His duty as mayor gained the Niassau, tailor, has broken bis hun­ WhltweU Pope of Mystic, s clerk, Breakfast: Eggs poached In milk, too long—losing time and all that. ger strike. Niuisau quit eating five debts $6,964 and assets $36. ORANGE MAR­ served on Melba toast; Baked apple. I’m going to sleep'in a 4-poeter bed county, Wls. ascmdancy, however, and be sent MALADE, 16 OZ. a a Lunch; Buttermilk (1 ,?int); 1C or every night. "There might be some legal 15c 13 dates. Portland, Ore.— Special Police Of- troubles If the warrants read that WHEATENA, Dinner; Baked chicken, whole­ large pkg...... 21c wheat dressing; Baked ground CHASE & SANBORNIN beets; Buttered spinach; Celery DATED COFFEE, curls; *Plg surprise. M onday— lb...... 29c Breakfast; C^ottage cheese and KRASDALE NO. 2 sliced pineapple. CARROTS AND Lunch: Com muffins; String fm§rlV4T§oivAi Stores PEAS, 2 for...... £ i V C beans; Cauliflo^^ salad. Dinner: Minced chicken in tomato Light Rock Quarts jelly; Baked eggplant; Salad of PALE DRY GIN- chopped raw cabbage. GER ALE, 2 for .. T u e s ^ y — Contents Only. Breakfast: Coddled eggs; Melba WASHINGTON toast; Stewed prunes. Lunch: Baked squash: Combina­ FLOUR, tion vegetable salad. 24'/i lbs. .* . $1.05 Dinner— Stuffed and rolled round PEERLESS 0 0 .^ fteak; Creamed celery; Buttered parsnips; Head lettuce, olive oil FLOUR, 241/2 lbs. . WC dressing; Jello or Jell-Well. GREEN STRINGLESS Wednesday— Named bead of the women’s BEANS, Breakfast: Wholewheat mus'-; division of the NRA consamers’ z cans 21c Melba toast; Stewed raisins. advisory board, Mrs. Pattie Ruff- TALL CANS SUNRISEISE Lunch u Potato soup String bean ner Jacobs of Birmingham, Ala., salad. is shown here at her desk in BAKED BEANS, Dinner: Broiled sweet potatoes Washington. She succeeds Miss 2 cans ...... 25c and bacon: Buttered spinach; Ripe Mary Hughes. V olives; Smal dish of junket. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR T hurstoy— Fir st Breakfast: French omelet on Mel­ healthy body. While she has been 241/2-Lb. I Q able to avoid any sickness in the ba toast; Stewed figs. Matiom i Bag ...... Lunch; Lima bean timbales; Raw past, I believe that the continue 1 use of wrong food may produce 2 bags or more delivered carrot salad. Dinner—Vegetable soup; Roast some organic disease in the future. MARKtrs Free! mutton; curried asparagus; Stuffed Since you say that you improve when you used the right diet, I be­ celery; Prune whip. FANCY FRESH MILK-FED lieve that the best plan would be N d a y — SPEQAL SALE Breakfast—Wholewheat drop bis­ for you to Insist upon well-balanced Serve e delicious Frieesse for your Sunday Dinner - and well-combined meals for your­ 3 CAMAY SOAP and cuit with peanut butter: Pear sauce. Visit your nearest Fi^st National Market today - 1 Pkg. QUICK ARROW Limch: Stewed com (canned): self at the same time that you allow String beans; Salad of shredded let­ her to use whatever food she de­ You will Find a bountiful stock from which you can SOAP CHIPS, Large sires. FINAST- tuce. make a choice selection. Dinner: Jellied tomato consomme; FAMILY An all purpose flour 25c Broiled fillet of sole; Buttered Spin­ (Has Low Blood Preasore) ach; Asparagus; Cauliflower salad; Question: From Barberton, Ohio: S- 41A lb 1 Quart Sweet MIXED "I have been sick all summer and I lb No dessert. PICKLES and Saturday— have spells when I feel as though I average OLD HOMESTEAD LB am going to faint. I feel vbry weak Wh 10c Can YELLOW CORN Breakfast: Coddled eggs; Small for Ctlrer and Partrlaa BA G piece of bam ; Applesauce. and finally went to my doctor and PASTRY BOTH 2 9 c Lunch: Buttered parsnips; Cab­ be says the chief cause of my trou' bage pineapple salad. ble is low blood pressure. I was not FRESH - RIB OR LOIN END - ONE PRICE able to save your article on low Dinner: Roast beef; Carrots 3 Beech-Nut roasted with meat: Mashed squash; blood pressure which you had in the H Crisp celery: Apricot whip. paper recently, and I wonder If you CANNED SPAGHETTI and •WG SURPRISE; Dissolve one could send me any helpful advice Pork Loins n>l£ Ganned Fruit Sate 1 GOOD LUCK package of lemon flavored gelatin Answer: I believe that your doc­ LEMON PIE H LU N G tor's diagnosis was correct as the dessert In one pint of warm or boll Pineapple «na5t$iiceo ALL FOR 2 9 c ing water, depending upon the man ■ymptoris which you mention are FRESH - 5-r LB AVG PEACHES ufacturer’s directions. Chill, When very commonly found with low Q FINAST slightly thickened, beat with rotary blood pressure. I am sending you i RICHMOND rVaiS BARTLEH VARIETY sgg bsater until of consistency of copy of the article which you re Sliced or Hsivei 2*'’n''‘354 1 Peck POTATOES and e^ippsd cream. Fold In one cup queft ax you endoeed a stamped, Shoulders i^io^ 1 Pint SWEET nCKLE chopped, stewed figs. Chill until self-addressed envelope with your queetion. 2 ZB* Fruit Cocktail fin* RELISH— firm. Serve in sherbet glasses BOTH FOR . . . Ssrres eight. FRESH MILK.FED FINAST 49c » QUESTIONS AK1> ANSWERS Sliced or Helves Fruit Salad 1 1/2 *Lb. Pkg. Sliced BACON Overnight Ae P. or 12 FRESH EGGS (Follow Well-Balanced Regimen) iohshade BOTH QuestioD; Marilyn of San Diego, Veal Legs CAMPFIRE Grapefruit ^ 2 'lf»' 234 Onlif., says; "I subscribe to a paper News HALVES FOR 39c solely to get your articles; however, Apple Sauce choke pack an aunt t^ o keeps bouse for ms ’’•e- Pittsfield, Mass,—Full time for BONELESS« OVEN OR POT ROAST 29* 2 194 VEGETABLES llsvss that any ideas about diet employes of the General SSectric 2 have very little value, As my health plant assured as company receives AND FRESH FRUIT is poor T find it lecessary to eat order for four large transformers W ax B e a n s ...... 2 qta. 35e the correct foods, but she does not for the Pennsylvania railroad, UUEEK END SPECIALS Beeta ...... bunch So agree with me on the food subject. Hamden, Omn.—Locomotive and ChuckRoast»>l7« Parsnips ...... lb. 6e Have you any common-sense sug- four freight ears derailsd at an open Fancy Celery ...... Iflo fMtlons as to what I should do?" switch on the Northampton division BEST CUTS O F CORN-FED STEERS Green Peppers ...... lb. 19c Aniwer: Undoubtedly your aunt of the New Haven railroad and were BROOKSIDI White ’T u rn ip s...... S lbs. lUo began life with a ..plendid digestion slightly damaged, FRESH Fresh P e a s ...... 2 qts. ?>tfo and her good bsaltb could be consld- Springfield, Mass,—'Two CWA CREAMERY 2p o::eC f< Green Beans ...... 2 qts. Z5c woncer' critically Injursd wbsn orod as being partly due to the fact ^ R e l l i a# • Sweet Potatoes ...... 6 lbs. Z3e that she lived a very active life md burlsd by a eavs-in at a sandpit Rib Roast »>19^ BUTTER Washed Spinach ...... peck Ztfe had the advantage of a strong, whsre they wers working. Tom atoes ...... lb. tOo MILDLY CURED CORNED BEEF BRUSSELS SPROUTS . .qt tAc JA CK FROST MUSHROOMS ...... lb. ZSo SUGAR GRANULATED i f 4 T Juicy Florida Middle Rlbs<40^ 10 ORANGES FINAST SLICED iO v Nalkm-Wide 5k 2 d o z . 3 5 c BEST CUTS - M ILDLY CURED CORNED B K F SUGAR CURED BACON RINDLESS ‘ 1 9 ’ Jqloy Large, Cash Specials Briskets A1 9 ^ GRAPEFRUIT l l l M l U F l n l r l l l^BS. SUGAR, > 1 7 ^ HBNriBLD SBLBCTID 2 fo r 1 5 c 1 I LIMITED ...... ^ / C EGGS *“ 2 5 ’ fc'FRUIT'.,»/VFfitIA6lES BANANAS — GRAPES Land O'Lakes C ^ Tomato Juice, O C and akes U. S. Gov't Certifled Butter, 2 lbs. ,. D O C 3 cans...... t b O C L O'L ^93 Score Sweet Cream M EAT DEPT. Nation-Wide C C ^ Rippled Wheat, 1 A ORANGES Butter, 2 lbs. .. O O C 2pkgs.'...... l y c Rolli or Ib Prints 2 - 5 5 ’ Roaat VEAL, Country Roll C 1 ^ Nation-Wide Q ^ FLORIDA BUTTER Boneless, lb...... 19c Butter, 2 lbs. .. O 1 C Bread, loaf — O C Block Chuck ’ Med ROAST, lb...... 19c Lamb Fores, 1 A ^ Chase & San- O O Size ^-RQKl-CY sr-''fUiONv Fancy Rib lb...... l U C bom’s Coffee, lb. H Sate Roast Beef, lb. .. 25c Nation-Wide High Quality EXTRA FANCY Hamburg, O C Baking Choeo- O S ^ ROYAL LAMB LEGS, lb. 27c j 2 lb s ...... Z O C late, >/2*lb. pkg. ^ i C SPINACH Devil's Food Layer Cak« -28^ Delidous Nation-Wide Baking Pow­ DAISY HAMS, Frankfurts, O C lb. 25c der, for best O C ^ Ginser Bread •»' 14^ Roasting 2 lbs...... ^ O C Peney DESSERT results, lb. can Ttxsf CHICKENS, lb. . 27c 3 " ”' 19^ ASSORTED Fancy FREE! $11,000 IN CASH AND 7 AUTOMOBILESI Finast Cookies 2 2S< FOWL, l b ...... 25c Full Details At These Stores. GELATINE FRESH DAILY PLAIN OR SUGARED Brightwood GOLD MEDAL “KITCHEN TESTED” O A ' SPARERIBS, lb. 12ic FLOUR. 5-Lb. B a g ...... ^ U C CABBAGE SIRLOIN ^ P K G S doz DOUGHNUTS STEAK, lb...... 39c Chuck Roast, ^ ^ Hominy, 15c pkg. O A ^ Peney AND BRIGHTWOOD 2 pkgs...... ILUC New SAUSAGE, Sm., lb. 2 1 c Rump Roast, O A ^ 4 "1 7 ^ Ground Chocolate 1 A ..i 1 pkg Whole Mheat Bread lb...... Cookies, lb. .. i U C BEEF, 2 lbs. . . . 39c SUCBO )w vcf|U CALF Milk Crackers, ^ CHOCOLATE Cracked Wheat Bread OWMom T*Mue iMl A V p . . . 1 9 c GRAPEFRUIT LIVER, lb------WHITE .39c P fh e Bread SUced ■ Vi ...... 2 5 c Robertson Soap O O . Larft PUDDING BACON, lb...... 19c Pot Roast, Ib. Chips, 5-lb. pkg. s343 C VWTC Size Belmont Bread lu e n ONLY 20-Mulc Team 1 C 4 Fancy CUBE Q O 1 8 c “ " ' 2 0 c STEAKS, lb...... U U C Roasting Chickots, lb. ^rax, pkg. .. I O C ; uNiiDA : Chocolate Twirls Mi'.i Super Suds, O V t ^ BAKERS 1 Large Cans RoybI ^ 2 5 c 2 9 c 3 pkgs...... i ^ O C 1 Anne CHERRIES . A 1 C 1 SPECIALS : Unceda Biscuits 0 p k f i ^ F i r s t H/a t io m a i FINAST 25 PATRONIZE THESE N.ATION-WIDE STORES: George England Kittel’s Market MAYONNAISE KIrkman’s Soap 7 - 2B* Bniiiit«r's Z5S Spruce S t TsL S856 IS Blaosn S t ToL 4SS6 § T O R t S P«»»« ^ 3 ^ Cloy ox Bursack Bros. W. Harry England 2 £ 25^ Mark«k 410 H artford Road ’ToL 85S2 Manchester Green . ’Tel.'SiSl DIAL 5191 — ■ ■ 1 ■■■I. 1 )■ ■ " ^ 'V IKNCHTOTEH BVEOTNG HBRXro-ttAIItmSTBR, O O I^h TODAY.' U A K Z 1 8 0 4 »'; -j ■-- • -> FOOD ^ MARKET PAGE for nonchalance and poise) do It grand larceny from Washington, D above the knee, never below. brain. His report did not indlcstf Brandishing or waving the hanrla Try Woman as ‘Highball Killer’ 3 INSANE CONVICTS C He was 32. whether the head injuries had been Perfect Posture Aids The escape is the second since received before or the en­ when you talk, twisting and turn' the medical center was opened last tered the water. Ing the body when listening to an­ FLEE MEDICAL CENTER Papers, a steamer tlckrt and a other person, shuffling from one po­ J. McNamara and Bklward stateroom key found in the maa^ In Attaining Charm sition to another while standing or Nichols, tubercular patients, escaped -nockets led p ^ c e to believe he wai sitting—all these come under the Springfield, Mo., Feb. 2.—(AP)— Nov. 16 and have not been found. Wesley H. Fletcher of Hamburg. N. head of futile gestures. T h r^ of four insane convicts wbo escaped from the U. S. Department Y., who had been reported Tniawtng BY FRANCES ROBINSON-DTJFF..shoulder to the ball and socket of Eliminate them for they aire ugly of Justice center here, were still at WAS NOT MURDERED from the Colonial Navigation Com^ Written for NEA Serrloe. ^the thigh and down through the big and detract from your charm. Let large today. pany boat Lexington when it arriv­ A healthy body, good posture and toe. every little movement have a mecm- ed in New York from Providence Ing of its own. Q ty homes and cabins and farm Westerly, R. L, Feb. 2—(a!p )— Wednesday. freedom from fluttery tind futile Carriage is particularly import­ houses in this Ozark country were An unidentified man whose body ant in that it may be an index to Keep your hands in your lap un­ barred against possible'entrance of washed ashore today on the sands gestures are important assets to the less you need a gesture to embellish Buildings erected near other tall woman who would be charming. character. Thus the girl who ^^alks the three, one a life termer. of the Quonachontaug Coast Guard buildings decrease the wind strain with head thrust forward in ungain­ and clarify the thought your lips George John Staadish, one of the station near here, died from dri>wn- General health depends on whole­ are uttering ing. Medical Examiner H. Scanlon on the tall ones, government studies some diet, sensible clothing, plenty ly fashion is apt to be thought lack­ quartet, which used a hacksaw blade show. ing in emotional stahillty. Letting Place your feet firmly on the floor emd a voUey ball net to gain free­ reported after an autopsy. of sleep, exercise in the open air and dom was recaptured by’ a hospital Dr. Scanlon said that lacerations A hen’s egg contains 66 per cent a pleasant mixture of work and rec­ the stomach lead suggests that you and leave them there. Learn to re­ are the phjrsical type, deficient in lax without slumping. guard soon after last night’s break. about the head bad not caused a water, 10 per orat fat, IS per cent reation. Standish was serving 15 years for skull fracture or injuries to the protein and 11 ^ r cent minerals. The healthy woman radiates an both mental and emotional qualities. And if you must pace the floor, do energy and vigor that are always But the i>er8on who walks with it in the privacy of your room. attractive, no matter what else she chest out is likely to be well-balanc­ Fidgeting and aimless walking may lack. ed emotionally, physically and men­ about in public give you away as Also the perfectly healthy woman, tally. lacking in poise and therefore you will notice, usually has good And don’t forget that weight on charm. posture. Whether ,the good health the ball of the forward foot when The fumblers-wlth-silverware at produces the good posture or wheth­ standing indicates to the knowing the dinner table, the claspers-and er it’s the other way round is not a giving, generous nature. unclaspers-of-fingers on the speak­ important so long as you have both. Charm in the drawing room is en­ ing platform, the drummers-on-the- One who carries herself correctly hanced by gracn in sitting down. chair-arms during conversation, the walks with chest out, stomach in Seated, spinal column, neck and squirmers-in-theater-seats, the chln- and head high (not thrust forward). head should still be in a streiight scratcbers and the chain-cig^rette- She stands so that if a weighted line. And if you cross your legs smokers—they’re all sisters (and line were dropped through the side (It’s now considered quite all right brothers) under the skin. of her head, it would go through the to do so since it’s supposed to make Don’t be one of them!

Tomorrow it will pay you to take advantage of the special week-end offers at PINEHTJRST PINEHURST"*^4151 Phone service tonight un­ Raisin Bread PRIME STEER BEEF SALE! til 8:30. Please let us have Cracked Wheat Bread your order tonight, if it is Coffee Cakes Tender Sirloin Steak A l t C le a r 3 Meat^ iV o ^Vaste^ convenient. English MnflSns Cot from Pinehnrst Branded BeeL Calmly denying her guilt, Sara Ruth Dean, 33, upper left, comely Cut frem Best Quality Steers! Greenwood, Misa.. physician, faces trial in her hofiie city for murder,' Native Florida Juice charged in the dying statement of Dr, John P. Kennedy, above, with, giving him a mercury poisoned highball. Directing the prosecution CHICKENS ts Arthur Jordan, district attorney, left below, and presldlpg In the CHUCK ROAST BONELESS P otatoes O ranges case will be Judge S. F. Davis, right, belpw. Tender BONELESS doz. o' data with the Federal Alcohol SHOULDER ROAST jCpeck Frying Chickens Good size. FEDERAL MEN PROBE Control Administration making It or impossible to have any collusion.’’ BONELESS Selected A-L Plnmp Fowl for Fricassee SIRLOIN ROAST Pinehurst PRICES OF UQUOR Old Factory An especially nice Deaths Last Night IVORY SOAP Vermont shipment of Fresh GROUND Washington, Feb. 2—(AP) — An 1 '>•" 1 5 « Yoimg 8 to 10-lb. Investigation of the liquor business b e e f has been started by the anti-trust Chicago—Gates A. Ryther, 75, SPARKLE DESSERT p )« . 4 < CHEESE division of the Department of Jus­ TURKEYS tice. vice president and a director of 2 lbs. 45c the Dovers National Bank. EVAPORATED MILK 3 <»"• 1 7 * 3 5 c lb . lb. 35c Department spokesmen today said HonoUUu—Dr. Rufus H. Hagood, For Meat Loaf, many complaints had been received Jr., 46, prominent Democrat. charging that liquor prices are too Distinctive flavOT. Meat Balls. St. Louis—Sam Wheeler, 79, for­ PURE PRESERVES 2 VJt 3 5 * Large and Medium Roasting high and that collusion between dis­ mer actor. tillers was the cause. CHAMPION Chickens, o O Basel, Switzerland— Fritz Haber, FLAKE They added the department was 66, winner of the 1918 Nobel prize UNEEDA CRACKERS p>v '15* lb...... 32c making the investigation indepen­ in chemistry. BUTTER dently and had not been asked to PURE JELLIES We have some beanttfol large, take this step by any other govern­ Oklahoma City— Dr. C. W. Shum- 2 ^ 25* ) Fresh Fowl weighing as large as 6 ment branch. way, 46» former ^ead of the Eng­ ENOOBE V jY zclh . _J pounds. Also plenty of Smaller The Federal Alcohol Control Ad­ lish department of Oklahoma City M A C A R O N I or SPAGHETTI BRAND 4 p k ( * '2 5 * ministration recently has stated it University. . 12c-18c thought the liquor business was a Cihlcopee, Mass.—Bishop Walenty highly competitive field; that prices Gawrychowsky, 64, presiding pre­ PiLLSBURY P a n c a k e F l o u r 2 17* SUGAR Lard...:...... 2 lbs, for 15c already had been reduced eind that late of the Polish National ClathoUc NEW TEXAS 10-Lb. Cloth Bag more reductions were in sight. church of America in the eastern Pinehurst Meat Department is again featur- Cauliflower Dr. James M. Doran, supervisor part of the United States. Strawberry Short Cake CABBAGE of the Distilled Spirits Institute, de­ FRESH FROM FLORIDA ing New England Dressed Pork.______Spinach...... lb. 9c clared today there was not a whis­ Roman highways, such as the Ap- FRESH OREEN key trust. pian Way, built morv* than 20 cen­ FRESH SHOULDERS, W A c L B . Beets, Car- i “The distillers tell me that they turies ago, if built today would cost STRAWBERRIES SPINACH anticipate further price reductions,’’ Lean, short shanked halves, skinned, from Sperry rots, 2 bun. X O C six times as much as modem im­ CALIFORNIA ICEBERO Brown and Barnes and First Prize. Boned if yon wish. he said. “We have to post all sorts proved highways. 2 .XV 29c New Cabbage . . . 9c Lie 11UCE 2 for 11c or Confectionery ROAST FORK Fresh Ham SUGAR Centers only. Roasting Cuts Ripe Tomatoes ORANGE SALE Rib Pork, Centers . .21c lb. or Slices SPONGE CAKE 15c lb. 8c Loin C enter...... lb. 24c Spareribs 2 doz. 3 3 c ORANGES 2 dOZ. 3 7 c Campbell’s g Stahl-Meyer gave us a DIAMONq,GINGERALE ' Beans, can.. O C special price so that ve could feature "The Supreme Mixer" Bacon Ferris Hickory Smoked 1 lb s . BAUON Eating Pears Since 1865 S U G A R 1C Morris Supreme 6c, 5 for 25c BACON, lb. 28c 15c y2 -lb. pkg. This Week-End. McIntosh or Dellcions i^ Pale Dry or Golden OYSTERS Stahl-Meyer New Vita- I b 19e lated APPLES BACON Cellophane I’lllS Frankfurts are also on 3 lbs. 25c Large ^ glass bottle 2 0 cC Deposit 2 9 ^ pt BACON, lb. 23c sale at 25c lb. Baldwin EGGS WIIDMERE dox. ^ 5 ® Sperry & Barnes’ FIRST PRIZE SAUSAGES ■ ■ ■ ^ ^ 1 1 1 % FAMILY SUNNYFIELD Cocktail Sausage, Little Links. Dial 4151. APPLES 2 4 H l b . Q r % Deerfoot, Schofield When this grade of Sausage is featured Sc below ‘ ' ^ • ' 9 3 * P A S T R Y b a g a n d Brightwood the regolar selling price you should buy some and S lbs. 2 S c FLOUR OV« Sausage. serve Pancakes and Sausage for Sunday breakfast. 1st Prize Little Links or O O Bananas PATTERSON’S MARKET Boneless 8 ^ to 4-lb. Large Links, lb...... O m C Fancy Bed Telephone 3386 lo i Center Street Halves of Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour .. 11c, 2 for 20c DEL M ON TE PINEAPPLE o.v^sis»2 27* Sperry & Barnes GRAPES Where You Get the Dependable Meats! Cat short or DEL MONTE SLICED PEACHES "r 10* HAM, 33c lb. PRIME ROAST OF BEEF boned and roUed. Extra Large Indian River Pinehurst Some people were disappointed last Saturday. We D el M o n t e F r u it s f o r Sa l a d 2 27* This week-end, for a were all sold out by noon in our fowl and chickens. W’e Butt Ends of Ham. change, we suggest Na­ Grapefruit 2 for 25c are featuring enough for Saturday, and we hope none EIGHT O' CLOCK COFFEE 19* VEAL tive Milk-fed Veal. will be disappointed. Price of Fowl are 23c lb. Chick­ Sperry & Barnes’ Rib Veal Roasts and Swift’s Pre­ Rump Roast of Veal Medium ens are slightly higher; they are 27c lb. RAJAH BRAND lb. 28c Veal Cutlets mium Bacon. Grapefruit MUSTARD Jar 1 Oc Try Them Breaded! Boast Pork, Center Bottom Round, Loin Veal Roasts 3 for 18c Cut, Ib...... BISQUICK POPULAR BRANDS Baked Ham. Rib Boast 20c lb...... lb. 35c 25c NEW SIZE Boiled Ham. "”44c Mixed Nuts Beef, lb. 18c, 23c Top Round, CIGARETTES 2 25c Liverwurst. English Walnuts Pot Boasts, Ib. lb. . • • • • • 28c ao-oz. PAOKARE WING’S BRAND „ • v; Block Chuck 18c< 20c Sausages, CIGARETTES pkg. 1 Oc Scot Towels w ’’' > Ib...... 20c Holder Free! Pot Roast 23c)25c Sliced Sausages, QRANDMOTHER’S LEGS LAMB Ib...... 2 29c ■ ;tender.juic'/clits 5 lbs. 89c 20c DOUGHNUTS doz. 1 76 V ROASTS Veal Roasts, 18c lb. .Veal Rolled Roasts, 22c lb., or Pancake Syrup Rump Boneless Veal for Grinding, 22c Ib. Veal Cutlets, 35c lb. RRANOMOTHER>S bottle 29c Roasts Veal Shanks, 10c lb. • CRACKED WHEAT White Onions LOAF NEW— DELICIOUS— HEALTHFUL Meadowbrook Juicy Chuck Pot Roasts Sirloin Tips. lb. 9c BREAD Farm Country Stjde Swift’s Daisy Hams, 25c lb. Bacon, Lard, Cheese, 5|***“ ** Absolutely the Finest Cervelat, Veal Lm I, Compressed Corned Beef, Pressed Sausage ■ A Lamb on the market at and Minced Ham, Bofled and Baked Hnm SILVERBROOK Meat, lb. .. Cranberries ... .14c A JA fiU l Pinehurst Green Peppers Plenty of Lean, Tender Fresh Oysters and Smoked Filets. " BUTTER * 2 lb S o Canadian Bacon, Parsley Brussels Sprouts / , ib 2 3 ^ . LEGS OF LAMB Corned Beef, 20c lb. Fresh Shoulders, 11c lb. Our Extra large, carefully boned and rolled Winter Squash Own Core Sratch Ham, 32c lb. 'Hie kind that you wish ^gnMgrg_M_Tamb will aveiage, $1.19 Fresh Strawberries for more. EcUtardfa Fnnkliirts, Ib. 25c. A^P Food Stores New Enqiand PINEHURST Kraut, Ib. 10c. ' ' '• ' .7 DIAL 4151 FREE DELIVERY. W:- ■' y

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGREOTEBrOONM^ FRIDAT* EEBRGART 2 .1984» £A IS IS i*ia Condition Of DAQ.Y RADIO PROGRAM * * • i. ^ State Roads FRIDAY, FIIRUARY 2 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) Note: All procrams to ksr and basic chains or groups thereof unless sped* fled; coast to coast (o to e) designation includes all available stations. Road conditions and detours in Frograms subject to changa. P. M. CehL Cast. Good Food and Low Prices the State of Connecticut made nec­ NBC-WEAP NETWORK 6:00— 7:00—Myrt A Mar(|e—east only; Louis Panico Orchestra—midwest essary by highway construction an- IT P A Y S BASIC — East: weaf wlw weel wtlc 6:16— 7:16—Just Plain Bill — east; noimced by the Connecticut High­ wjar wtag wcsh wfl wilt wfbr wrc wgy Texas Rarmera—west; Panleo Or,— Go Hand-In-Hand at Hale’s Food Departments! when wcae wtam wwj weal; Midi ksd midwest; Travers Orohes.—Dixie way Department as of January 31, wmaq wcfl woc-who wow wdaf wkbf 8:30— 7:8(L-Music on the Air — east; 1934. TO WAIT ON NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Showmen—Dixie; Orchest.—west That’s why Manchester we'men (aad hcoeewlves from surronnding towju, too) Had It such a plsaanve to wlba kstp webc wday klyr crct cfcf 6:46— 7:46— Boake Carter, Talk — ba­ Route No. U. 8.1—Norwalk, West ■OUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax ehop at Hale'e for their groceries aad meate. Here are found nationally advertieed hraada . . . and ttM ptloea sic; Between the Bookenda—west avenue. About 1-2 mile of sheet are an added tadneemeat to BMdca Hile store a weekly—aad evra dali^i^—ehopalag habit. Our prloea Bmst be wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmc wsb wapl 7:00— 8:00—The Happy Bakers—basic asphalt Open to traffic. YOURSELF wjdx smb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc 7:16— 8:16—Edwin C. Hill — basic right oa quality foods because over a quarter million ous tomers a year know woai ktbs kths wsoo only; In the Gloaming—west only Rout No. 4— Sharon-Comwall MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kgbl 7:30— 8:30—The March of Time—to e road, from Cornwall bridge eight PACIFIC COAST — kgo W1 kgw komo 8:00— 9:00— Stokowski Orehes.—to e khq kfsd ktar kgu 8 :1 ^ 9:19—Alexander Woolloott—to e. miles west. Grubbing, grading and Cent. East. 8:30— 9:30— Melodio Strings—also cat installing culverts. Open but not “A Pays To Wait On Yoaneiri 4:30— 5:30—Tom Mix’s Sketch—east 9:00—10:00— Olsen A Johnson—c to o safe to traffic. 4:45— 6:46—The Wizard of Oz, Drama 9:30—10:30—CBS Broadcast—c to cat • :0O— 6iOO—Dinner Concert—also oat 9:46—10:46— Mary Eastman, Songa— Route No. U. J3. 6—West Har^ 6:30— 6:30 — Irene Beasley, Songs— basic; Myrt and Marge—w repeat ford. Feurmington avenue. From east; Tom Mix—repeat wmaq ksd 10:15— 11:16—Boswell Sisters—also cal 6:46— 6:46—Music of the Mountains 10:3>—11:30— leham Jones Orch,—o to e Farmington town line to Woodrow 6:00— 7:00—Morton Bowe, Tenor Solo 11:06—12:00— Don Redman Or.— o to < street. 2 miles of sheet asphalt im- H e a l t h M a r k e t H erds A Value For This W eek-End! 6:15— 7:16—Billy Bachelor's Sketch 11:80—12:30—Leon Belaseo and Henry der construction but open to traifflc. 6:30— 7:30—Circus Days, Serial Show Busse Oroheetras— coast to coast ARMOUR’S SUCED 6:45— 7:46—The Ooldbergs, Serial Act 12:0O— 1:00— Dance Hour—wabo only Short detour. 7:00— 8:00—Oreh. A Cavaliers—c to c NBC-WJZ NETWORK . Route No. 8—Torrington. East S p e c ia l s 8:00— 9:00—Waltzing by Abe Lyman 8:30— 9:30—Victor Young’s Orchestra BASIC — East: wjs wbs>wbza wbal Main street. Concrete pavement 1 (“Star”—Plain Wrapped) 9:00—10:00—The First Nlghter—c to c wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; mile In length under construction. pound 9:30—10:30—The Flying Dutchman Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wls kwk Two lane concrete complete and BACON 10:00—11:00—To Be Announced ‘ kwer koll wren wmaq kso wkbf Look for tho I d 10:16—11:1^-Harold Stern Orchestra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj open to traffic. Waterbury. Sec­ AH the goodneis of freeh siloed, sugar oured bacon. It’s wholeaome—healthy aad appettslng, eueolnlly when 10:30—11:30—Danes Muslo Program wlba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf tion of Thpnuietoa avenue. 1 1-4 ■erved crispy hot with Hale’s large, local, strictly fresh eggs. 11:00—12:00—Ralph KIrbery, Baritone SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax miles of reinforced concrete pave­ j 11:06—12:06—Ted Weems 4 Orchestra wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmo wsb wapl F- i r Valuoa 11:30—12:30—Harry Sosniok Orchestra wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc ment under construction but open to woai ktbs kths wsoc traffic. HALE'S LARGE, LOCAL, STRICTLY FRESH CBS-WABC NETWORK MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo Route No. 10—Farmington. waab wnao war wkbw wkro whk cklw khq kfsd ktar Farmington-Plalnvllle road. Grade wdre wcau wlp wjas wean wfbl wspd CsnL Bast. separation. Bridge under construc­ (LARGE) dozen wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wfbna kmbe 4:16— 6:15—Babes In Hollywood, Skit LEGS ot kniox wowo whas tion but open to traffic. EGGS 4:30— 6:36—Singing Lady—east only EAST AND CANADA—wpg who wlbw 4:45— 5:45—Orphan Annie—east only Route No. 16—The Comstock I^ g e size, local eggs with a savory freshness that ean*t be beat anywhere, any time, any place.3 We can’t 4 think wheo wlbs wfea wore wlcc efrb okae 5:00— 6:00—To Be Announced hridge-Colchester trunk line, bitum­ DIXIE — wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod 6:30— 6:30—The Three X Sisters— of anything more disagreeable than a stale “unfresh” egg. Get your eggs at Hale’s and be assured of tbelr quality. klra wreo wlao wdsu wtoo krld wrr east; Singing Lady—repeat for wgn inous macadam, length about 6 1-3 ktrh ktsa waoo koraa wdbo wodx wbt 6:46— 6:46—Lowell Thomas — east; milea is under construction; traffic SECONDS I GREEN MWNTAIN m i : . wdae wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest should avoid this route. LAMB MIDWEST — wcah wgl wmt wnabd 6:00— 7:06—Amos ’n’ Andy—east only wtaq wtan wlbw kfh kiab wkbn wcoo 6:16— 7:15—Robin Hood, Sketch—east Route No. 20—Granby-Hartland. wsbt East Hartlemd-West Granby road. 3 60-Pound MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh kel 6:3(K-' 7:36—Potash A Psrimuttsr, Skit COAST—khj koln kgh kfre kol kfpy krl 6:46— 7:46—Child Labor Discussion miles bituminous macadam imder Bushel kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb 7:00— 8:00—Shutta and O’Keefe, Or, construction, but open to traffic. 2 1 e pound POTATOES 7:30— 8:36—Dangeroue Paradise, Skit Cent, East, 7:46— 8:48— Red Davis, Drama—basic Route No. 69—Easton. Sport F ^ , eo-^und b u ^ of potntoee that wUl surprise you as to size. We have had nothing but79 oompUmento aa 4:30— 5:30—Jack Armstrong—es only 8:00— 9:00—Phil Harris A Orchestra Hill road. About 2 miles of bitum Fresh tender legs of lamb out from genuine 4:45— 6:46—Del Campo, Songs—to c 8:30— 9:30—Phil Baker Show—o to cat to their cooking quality from those who bought this same size aad grade last Saturday. 6:00— 6:00—H. V. Kaltenborn—basic; 9:00—10:00— Frank Simon’s Band Con. Inous macadam pavement. Open prime lamb. Skippy, Sketch-repeat to midwest 9:30—10:30—Mario CozzI, Songs—to o to traffic. 6:16— 6:16—Bobby Benson — es only; 10:00—11:00—The Three Scamps—east; Al and Pete, Songs—Dixie and west Amos ’n’ Andy—repeat for west Route No. 68^Watertown. Straits Grote & WeigrePs Land O’Lakes 6:30— 6:30— Edith Murray, Songs — 10:16—11:16—Stars of Winter—also c Turnpike. 5 miles bituminous ma­ basic; Jack Armstrong—mldw rpt 10:30—11:30—Canes Music Program cadam under construction. Grub­ 6:45— 6:46—Zoel Parenteau Orehes.— 11:00—12:00—Jimmy Lunosford’s Orch. LAMB east; Jean Olsen, Organ—midwest 11:30—12:30—Orchestra Dance Prog. bing, graullng and installing cul' tt) verts. A shoft detour is posted. F rankfurters Route No. 67— Seymour. Hoad' LIVER BUTTER ley Bridge. Reinforced concrete 8:80— Time. Freeh Uver-^very good quality15 aad tender! 6:82— Old Farmer’s Almanac. and concrete encased girder bridge, 6:84— Temperature. closed to traffic. a pound WTIC 6:36—Sports Review — Bill Wll- Oxford. Southbury road. 3 21 miles of reinforced concrete pave 'Barttord, Oono. Uiune. pounds 6:41—Famous Sayings. ment under construction from the Only 100% puro meat Ingredients are used in the S3* 50,000 W„ 1060 tL a, 28X4 U, 6:42— Weather. Soutbbury-Oxford town line norths LAMB preparation of these frankfurters, -There is a differ­ Tmvelers Broadcasting Serrloe i b 6:45— Lowell Thomas. Grading smd constructing bridges ence in frankfurters—try these and be convinced! Used by the best of housewlvee the country over. A 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. on new location. Open to traffic. ROAST Why not “ dogs in blankets” Saturday— wr^;> a slice of butter of high score and sweet, unllerm flavor. Made ITiday, FArdary 2, 1984 7:15— Robin Hood. Route No. 72. New Brltain-Berr 12 Armour’s “Star” bacon around each frankfurter and from SWEET (not sonr) oroam. In handy pound Tender forequarter lamb roast. fry — It’ d groa t! 'Eastern Standard Time 7:30— Potash and Perlmutter. lin. Corbin avenue and Farmlng=^ rolls. P . M. 7:45—Bob Becker Dog Stories, ton avenue. 1 3-4 miles of bitumin­ 4:00— Walter Dawlej^ organist. 8:00—E t h e 1 Shutta, Walter ous macadam vmder construction Libby’s 4:30—Norman Cloutier imd Modem O’Keefe; Don Bestor and his Or but open to traffic. Dance OrchestrsL chestra. Route No. 84—Stonington, North 5:00—Eleanor D. Smith, soprano; 8:30—Dangerous Paradise. Stonington. Old. Mystlc-R. I. RIB Corned Beet 8:45— Red Davis (drama)—Curtis trunk line. Bituminous macadam, Gertrude DtiUy, pianist. For sandwiches or corned beef hash. 5:15r-Babe Ruth’s Boy's Club. Amall. length about 10 miles is under cou- 6:80—Tom Mix. 9:00—Phil Harris and his Orches­ struction. Traffic should avoid ROAST 6:46—Wizard of Oz. tra; Leah Ray, bluee singer. this route. Boneless cross rib roast—lean and fresh! Week-End -Hale’s Famons “Bed Bag” 6:00— WrightvUle 'Clarion. 9:30 — Phil Baker; Harry Mc- Route No. 89— Lebanon. Leba- Savers From the 6:30—Irene Beasley. Naughton; Orchestra, direction non-WilUmantic road. Bituminous 6:45—Your Folks and Mine. Roy Shield; Merrie Men Quartet; macadam, length about 4 1-2 miles Coffee 3 - Nell Sisters, harmony trio. 50 7:00—Dave Burrows and His Five is xmder construction. Trafflc Sharps. 10:00— Orchestra, direction Frank should avoid this route. * PORK Cookie Rupartment A recognized leader! Fresh ground or in bean. Simon; Bennett Chappie, narra­ 7:15— Studio Program. No. M -^luntoiyiL Bk6nk Sunbeam > 7:30ii-Clrcos Bay& - tor.^ road. Wkteroound macadam Sunshine Dover 7:45—Shorty Hicks and his Cow­ 10:31—Cascades Orchestra. length about 5 miles under C013- “English Style” boys. 10:45— News. structlon but closed down for win­ Pork-Beans 3 29® S:00 — Jessica Dragonette and 11:00—Time, weather, temperature. ter. Traffic should avoid this ROAST No. 2>/i Size tins. ^ Quartet 11:04— Sports Review — Bill WU- route. Biscuits lb. 2 9 < 9:00—Famous Favorites — Chris­ liams. Route No. 106—Easton. Easton Large ' ' " — tiaan Kriens, director. 11:14— Old Farmer’s Almanac, Center road. About 1 mile bitum­ Three deUdons Varieties from which to choose. 11:15— Kay Fayre. pound 9:30—Lee Wiley; Victor Young’s inous pavement Open to traffic. Ordiestra. 11:30— Milton Ebbins and his Am­ bassadors. Route No. 116—Burlington. Bur- Rib-end pork roast from government In­ Ivory 2 cakes 1 5 ‘ 10:00—“First Nighter.” lington-Harwinton road. About 2 Atlantic Lunch 10:30— Pedro Via’s Orchestra. 12:00— Cab Calloway and his Cot­ spected pork. Fresb^ . .lean .. .tender! ton Club Orchestra. miles of bituminous macadam under Large _ _ _ 11:00—Merry Madcaps — Norman construction but open to traffic. Cloutier, director. A. M. Route No. 165—'Preston-R. 1. Crackers 2 lb. box 3 2 . 11:30—Jack Denny's Orchestra. 12:30— Savoy-Plaza Orchestra. 12:00 midn.—Ralph KIrbery, the 1:00— NBC Program' Calendar. trunk line. Bituminous macadam, Saltines and grahams included. There Is something Gold Dust 2 pkgs. 2 9 * Dream Singer. length about 11 1-2 miles imder con­ SHOULDER deliciously different about Atlantic lunch crackers. Here’s a “knockout” value! struction. Traffic should avoid A . M. t t ) this route. 12:05—Ted Weems’ Orchestra. JACK FROST 12:30—Harry Sosnick’s Qrchestra. TOLLAND Route No. 201—Pomfret. Hamp- ROAST 1:00—SUent ton-Abington road. Waterbound macadam, length about 1 1-2 miles Tender shoulder roast of quality prime heed. The all day sewing meeting of the under construction but closed down (CANE) Union Missionary Society was held for winter. Traffic can pass. Friday in the social rooms of the SUGAR ' Federated church with a good at­ 10 4 6 Anaerlcan refined sugar. Free from dust and dirt— packed in cloth bags. WDRC tendance. The work done at the last RUMP three meetings is to be sent to the H> 225 Hartford Conn. 1880 families of the miners. A Thought Demonstration Salt I Br. and Mrs. Lathrop West of ROAST Every Day * Best-Sellers At The ‘‘Self-Serve” ! Friday, February 2, 1984 Snlpsic Lake were Sunday guests at Bottom and top round—and rump roasts—at Navy Brand PEAJftS...... can 19c Premier MUSTARD ...... Jar 7c the home o” Mr. and Mrs., Ira Wil­ A wise man is strong; yea, a mmi this special low price. (N o. V/j ca n ). Rath’s Pickled Eaatera Stands^ Time Burt-OlneYs KETCHUP ...... bottle 14o P . M- cox at Eaglevllle, Conn. of knowledge Increasetb strength.— Proverbs, 24:6. Burt Oloey’s PUMPKIN ...... 2 tins 26c 4:00— Tlie Grab Bag, Mrs, Mable Cook has completed (N o. 21/j tin ). Ohio SAFETY MATCHES . .8 pkgs. 26c the survey of rural farms in Toll -ud Pigs' Feet 4:80—U. S. Army Band. “Dog-Gon Good” DOG FOOD, 8 cans 28c Sunbeam TOMATO JUICE . .8 cans 28c 5:00—Skippy. and is now employed at Storrs, as­ Knowledge is the only fountain Qulok-FIre POPCX>RN ...... 2 lbs. 19c Burt OIney’s SLICED BEETS ...... 6:16—Enoch Light’s Orchestra, sisting in the tabulation of the thir­ both of the love and of the princi­ R o a s t in g ^ Quart (Wrapped in cellophane)...... 2 cans 19o 6:80—Jack Armstrong—All-Amer­ teen towns in Tolland county. ples of human liberty.—Daniel Web­ Ib Gireaux PANCAKE SYRUP ...... C Jar ican Boy. Tolland Grange members are in­ ster...... 2 bottles 19c Sunrise FRUIT COCKTAIL. .2 cans 89o 6:46—Dell Campo. vited to neighbor with Vernon h ick en Burt OIney’s APPLESAUCE, 2 cans 26c 25 C Grandmother’s MINCE MEAT ...... Bonaloss pickled pigs’ feet 6:00—H, V. Kaltenborn. Grange this evening and furnish a The average man exhales 200,000- Fresh broUers and rosstlng ohlokens. Very ...... 8 pkgs. 23c Confectioner’s SUGAR ...... 8 pkgs. 22o from the Land o’Oom! 6:16—Bobby Benson and Sunny part of the program. good quality. Jim. Mrs, Alice Stockman has been 000 particles in a single breath. 6:30—Pblllisse Chevalier, songe; spending a few days with friends at Margaret Brown, pianist. Thomas ton. 6:46—Zoll-Parenteau Orchestra. ' Mrs. Frank A. Newman who has ^ Peacock Brand FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABI.ES 7:00—Myrt and Marge. been ill for some time is much im­ “ WAS TAKING EVERY 7:16—Terry and Ted. proved. 7:30—Music on tbs Air, Owing to the storm the Farm Extra Large I (California New Green 7:46—Gems froro''‘'01rl Crazy,” Bureau meeting Thursday at Uie KIND OF DRUG FOR 1 :00—Hapmr Bakers, Phil Duey, home uf Mrs. Joseph Usher was nut HAM Frank Luther and Jack Parker, as well attended as was expected. Vivian Ruth, Those who were present did chair CONSTIPATION” ORANGES CABBAGE 8:16—Edwin C, HUI — "The Hu­ caning. man Bide of the News.” A good attendance from Tolland 8:30—March of Time. Then A ll-Bban Brought pound attended the President’s birthday |e dozen ' 9.00 —Leopold Stowkowikl and ball held in Rockville Tuesday eve- ReUef 2 the Philadelphia Orchestra. VdM, 9:16—Alexander Wooloott—'Tbs Best quality sugar oozed ham. Average Lnsoloiis, ealorful fruit of a sIm ws have nevsr bs- Professor A. J. W. Msysrs of , Rsed thle •ttthuslastla Just ths thing for a boiled dinner. Orest for eols Town Crier." weight 10 to 19 pounds. Orsat boUsd or fors tills ssaeen offsrsd at this low price. ■law, tool ^ Hartford will be speaker at tbs Tol­ Istteri baked! Try a bam this wesk-oad. 0:80—Melody Btrings from Can­ land Federated church next Sunday ada. ‘1 am 84 years old and as far morning service, back in my Iff# X have been eonstU Largs Flerlda Fresh Stook 10:00—Olaen and Johnson, A birthday party was given by 10:80—Columbia News Bsrvioe, Dated. I was so bad that I had one Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Welngartner ^ e l movement every five or six 10:46—MaiY Eutman, soprano and Saturday afternoon last in the Bnlp- Concert Orobestra. days. I was taking eveiy kind of Oranges dozen 3 9 * SoupBunthts eachftt 11:16—The Boswell Blitere. •io Lake seotlon in honor o f their drug known for constipation. Cold Meats and Ous at oar most pspolsr tslUag stsss! Ail tbs vsfsttblss Bssdsd fsr a dsllolous soup. daughter, Lillian Welngartner’s 11:80—Isbam Jones' Orobestra. *'Now for the last two months I seventh birthday. There were ten have been eating a little AtL-BnAX Soaklst Crisp, Fresh ireeent. Games and music were en- night and morning and I have at Soyed and refreshments of sand­ least two to three bowel movements Cheeses ^or the wiches, cake and cocoa and candy etch day.”—Mr. Frank Plratzky, Lemons dozen 2B« served. Those present were Bllncr, 4O-60 98m S t, Corona, Long Island, S p i n a a i i peck * Good slM ,.,sonrt 19 WBZ-WBZA Betty, Margaret, Richard and Rcb- New York. Fun, 8-peuad peek. ^ ert Welngartner, Marie Griffin, Buffet Supper ■prloffleld — Boitea Frederic and Lillian Welngartner of Good Mss risHdt Lsrgs lesbtrg Tolland and Barbara Cushman of Buffet Suppers are all tho>afs and yen wUl ITlday, Febmary 9, 1984 R ockville. B kan is also a flne source of iron Sad it snob a delight to propart theot midnight iM tera Btaadwd Tint A benefit dance will be held un­ for the blood. Oranges 2 doz; 2 9 * der the aueplees of the Tolland Fire Lettnee 2 1 Ce P . M , The "bulk” in Au#>Bnaif is mudi and boffire daaoe hmehteos U you shop for eeld Good for Iks ohUdrsa. Full of JulssI 4:00—Betty and Bob. Department In the Tolland Town lite that in leaw vegetaUee. ln» Crisp aad whits! 4:16-“Healtb” — Dr. Royal Hall tonight. Muelo will be fumlsl'.- side the body, it forms a soft mass. meate and ehissei at the Health Market. A full Florida ed by Neff’i Old Saw-Mill Gang, Copeland, Oently, this olsars out ths in ^ Bleached White 4 :3 (^-Little L i Btar — Joan Ruth. There will be both modem and old- tinal wastas. line of both imported and domeetle eheeea And faabloned dances. 4:80—Health Cllnio — "What a all the COLO CUTS that you just oaa*t do with­ Graptlpuit 6 for 19 - Parent Bbould Know About Thirty relatives from Eaat Long- C«IWF 2 1 3 * M eaclee.” maadow, Wllllngtoa; New London out Thy half aad half—kaJf grapofrult juice and hall onmgs bim. 4:40—OueetloB Boia, and Tolland met at the heme of Mr. FirmITfvffn nfiiland nmM^ertenauhyl 4:46^edBlaok and bli Orebeetra. and Mrs. Edward Weohomurka . , . . . . . :/.. 4:65-^Wkiter Bpoiih W e a S e T ^ Saturday evening last, the oocaelon 0:OO-^Afrtoultttral Meiltete. be^ff a lurprlee on Mrs. Weoho- Fret Payking Space In Rear of Sthrt O '.lfrr’NeevB' ^ . mum. Oardi, nualo aad games Au,-Biujr as a oereu wita muk or 5:8(M>Tbi6 Blnglnf Lady. furnished entertainment. Refresh­ m ia-;mgar^or benav or f ^ 6:46^^«itat Orptitt Aaale, ments were served at a late hour fruits addsd. Or, to bsa in oooklag. ■6i00—NBC Profram Calendar. when Mrs, Woobomurka was pre­ Xn ths red-and-gresa padcaga 0:01—Beneflti of NRA COdee. sented with a handsome set of china i;lBnJo|i and Bateeee. and many mlecellaaeous articles. Battle PP i'* J ^ y-y.T^'-d-yL’: m fAG’S FOTJBiTliSI^ MANGHEETFEB EVENING HERiKLD, H A N *u k :>. TiR,C©NN4 imaRGAI^ :\ -YJ

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LOST AND POUND i FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 Prominent In Hockey Limelight X)ST—PASS BOOK NO. 17687- CUT AND POTTED FLOWERS Manchester Notice l3 hereby given that Pass such as efimations, .anapdra^na Log-Cabm School ChOdren Book No. 17587 issued by The Sav­ and calendulas potted pluts. Date Book ings Bank of Manchester has been Cyclamens, dnorarias, b«^nias lost or destroyed, and written ap­ and ferns. We make up floral de­ Await TVA Head’s Daiq^ter plication has been made to said signs and wedding bouquets at the Tonight. bank by the person in whose name lowest prices. Krauss Greenhouse, Februarj 2—Wedding Gown I*ag- Broadway, N. C.— (AP)—Francea Morgan, daughter of Dr. Arthur E. school with another aome isllaa such book was issued, for payment 621 Hai^ord Road. Phone 8962. eant at Whiton Memorial hall. away, and state maintenance fnxkti of the amount of deposit represent­ Also annual meeting of Automo­ Morgan, chairman of tbe Tennessee Valley Authority, is coming back to were cut off. ed by said book, or for the issuance bile Division o f ChEunber o f -C om ­ merce at Castle Farm Inn. Broadway—not the street of twin­ Accordingly, tbe TnoiintilTiafin of a duplicate book therefor. MOVING— TRUCKING- kling lights but tbe Broadway of the welcomed Miaa Morgan when Mbe STORAGE 20 Also dance, School Street Recrea­ mountains. arrived last October. They arraogad tion Center. iU'lDMUBILES FOR SALE 4 'The 19-year-old girl is expected for her “board and keep,” givin^er SILVER LANE BUS UNB offer the Tom orrow . here soon to re-open her log cabin a loft all to herself in a two-story accommodation of tLeii large De- February 3—Zlpser Club dance, HIGHEST PRICEkJ paid for your school for 14 children of this remote log cabin. Luxe bus for lodge, part> or team Sub-Alpine club. community who, probably wouldn’t car. Cash waiting. Armory Oa­ Also M. H. S.-New Britain game O iildren N ot InhUittBd > trips at apedaJ rates. Phone 8068. get instruction otherwise. A farmer donated logs and the rage, 60 Wells street. Telephone 8860. 8864 at State Armory. 687A Visit Aroused Interes* men of the community built tbe one- N ext W e ^ While a student in Antioch col­ LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE room cabin in which Hwntiwi are ^'ebruary 6 and 7—Play, “Pen- lege, Yellow Springs, Ohio, of which held. moving, general trucking, livery rod” at Wbiton Memorial by Com­ her father was president, Mias Mor­ The ages of the pupila range from service. Our aflUiAtion with United Want Ad munity Players, auspices Educa­ gan chanced to visit this section. six to 20. None has to study a given Vans Service means lower rates on tional Club. She decided to remain and try out subject unless he’s interested. &n<^- furniture moving to distant points. February 9 — Junior Prom at her theories of teaching. iersfft la stressed, and they make the Manchester Large modem trucks experienced Manchester High SebooL Broadway had been without a things that capture their fancies. Evening Herald men, prompt service, all goods in­ Also ttnTuiiU Firemen’s Night at school for five years. 'The five fami­ They sing the songs they like and sured while in transit are featurei, School Street Rec. lies composing the community’s pop­ follow their own impulses as to de­ ulation refused to consolidate their CLASSIFIED offered at no extra expense to yoiL February 10— Girt Scout rally, portm ent. Daily trips to New York, baggage pageant and Scout demonstration, «S»S» ADVERTISEMENTS delivered direct to steamship piers. at State Armory, 7:30 p. m. Also annual meeting of local YD Coont eiz averas* worda to a Use. For further information call 8068, so pins to add to the first of the Club at Osano’s cottage at Bolton. 9 IT S A B O U T Initials, niunbsra and ^bbrsTlatlona 8860, 8864, Perrett A Glenney Inc. strike frames. This boosted the eaob count as a word and eomponnd Coining Events. words as two worda Iflnlnmin eoet ts February 11—Police benefit at score to 69 in tbe third frame. Be­ price of three lines. Line rates per day tor translest PROFESSIONAL State Theater. cause he spared in tbe sixth frame, __ SERVICES 22 February 12—Father and Son and only got 7 pins on his firit ball, ■Steetfve Marek 19, U>9 Banquet at South Methodist church. Cash Charge BOMING the bowler gets 20 points for bis < Conseeotlve Days ..i 1 otsi I eta PIANOS TUNED, repaired, rebuilt. Also Father and Son banquet at t Conseentlve Days .. • ots 11 ets John Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. Concordia Lutheran church. two strikes and 7 points for the 1 Day ...... I 11 otsI II ota Dial 4219. February 14, 15, 16, 17—Automo­ first ball of the spare to make his ▲11 orders for Irremlar Insertions will be obarffed at the one tlnae rate. bile and Home Appliance Show at fourth frame total—96. The fifth Special rates tor Ions terns erery State Armory. By JIMMY DONAHUE frame has a stidke and tbe sixth a day advertising given open rsgnsst COURSES AND CLASSES 27 February 16— Annual banquet o f NEA Service Sports Writer spare, giving him 20 points—score ▲da ordered tor tbree or els deys Luther League of Emanuel Luther­ Keeping score is shunned by many 116. and stopped before the tblrd or flttb b e a u t y c u l t u r e —Earn while an church. bowlers as a tough Job. But It’s day will be charged only for the ao« In the seventh frame the bowler learning. Details free. Hartford March 13, 14, 15, 16 — Annual ' c'' merely a matter of adding to a tnal number of tlmee tbe ad appear­ •V made bis first error, getting 7 pins ed, obarglng at tbe rate earned, bnt Academy of Hairdressing, 698 Mam Herald Cooking School at State spare all the pins you get on the no allowance or refunds oan be made street, Hartford. on his first ball and 2 on the second. on six time ade stopped after tbe Theater. Sessions in morning. first ball in the frame following it, M arch 20— Annual Concert o f G and ail you get on both balls to a This gave him 17 pins for his spare fifth day. of the previous‘frame, for a total of No "till forbids” : aspUy Uats m o t Clef Club at Emanuel Lutheran strike. sold. LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES 42 church. In the accompanying diagram 133 in the sixth. Hitting only two Tbe Herald will not he responsible of the remaining pins with his sec­ for more than one Incorrect Insertion FOR SALE—JERSEY COW tuber­ April 2—Masonic Ball, State Ar­ the system is explained. In the first of any advertisement ordered for m ory. Bun Cook, Frank Boucher and Bill Cook, left to right, forming the great forward wall of the New York ond seventh frame ball, he added culin tested, due to freshen in a frame the player got a spare, and more ihao one time. April ^3—^Ninth annual concert of Rangers that is carrying the Gotham team to leadership of the American division of the National Hockey only 9 pins to tbe total, ^ving him Tbe inadvertent omission oi incor­ few days. Wm, J. P»rentice, TaJ- followed with another, getting nine Beethoven Glee Club at High school League, are shown at the left. . . . Murray Murdoch, right above, who has set a new record of 400 consecu­ 142 in the seventh. rect publication of advertising will be cottville. pins on his first ball. No figures are rectified only by oanoellatlon of tbe auditorium. tive games with the Rangers, welcomes back to the fold Art Somers, who has been out with a broken jaw. placed in the first frame until the He started with a spare in the charge made tor tbe eervloe endereA . . , Below Andy Aitkenheaid, Ranger goalie, is show n sliding on his stomach after a difficult stop at Ahe eighth. No mark is made until the ▲11 advertisements most oonform first ball of the second frame is in styls, copy and typography with POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 net. rolled. In this case the player gets first ball of the ninth frame. Here, regulations enforced tbe pnLllsh------10 pins for his first spare and 9 for again, he got 7 pins, giving him 17 era end they reserve tbe right to edit, revise or reject any cony eon- FOR SALE—TWO-176 egg Buck­ BOWLING Bun Cook, Murdoch, Earl Seibert the first ball of his second, a total points for his eighth frame, and a fldered objectionable. eye incubators, slightly used, rea­ and the rest of them. And Patrick o f 19. total o f 159. CLOSING HOURS—Classified sds t o sonable. Phone 8408. The first leg of two out of three had more to do with the making of be published same day mnst be re- After his second spare he clicked In the tenth frame he struck out. eelved by 12 o'clock noon:. 8atn''daye series of matches went to Sad’s RANGERS ARE FIGHTING them than any other factor. off three strikes. For the second As his ninth frame spare entitled 10:20 a. m. ’Thirty-Niners last night at Farr's A hockey teanl, Patrick figures, frame; he gets 10 points for mak­ him to all the pins he got‘ on the TELEPHONE YOUR FUEL AND FEED 49-A alleys by the scant margin of 18 should be mn like any other highly ing the spare,and aU the pins on first ball of the tenth frame,'plus 10 pins. The Charter Oaks took the organized athletic squad. Accord­ the fir.st ball of tbe third frame. The WANT ADS. FRANKLIN BLUE FLAME range for the spare, the score in ^ e Bisth first two games by 41 pins but fell FOR HOCKEY HEIGHTS ingly, he has his own system of op­ third frame resulted in a strike, or became 179. ▲ds are accepted over tbe telephone oil lias more “heat units’ . The erations. at tbe CHARGE RnTB given above down badly In the last game to lose - 10 points, making 20 in all to add to The final 30 points scored by Racklifle Oil Co. Phone 3980. by 39 pins. “Sparky” Saidella was He never fines a man for infringe­ as s convenience to sdvertlsers, but Cook of the Rangers is No. 1 man. the original 19, or 39. the three strikes in the tenth frame tbe C^SH R^TES will be accepted as ment of mles, but If the culprit per­ FOR SALE}—HARD WOOD for the best man last night, taking the As for play making and creating Three strikes in a row gave him brought the score to 209. FULL PA7MENT if paid at the bnel- sists in repeatedly pulling the stunt, neee office on or before the seventh stove, 88.00 cord, 84.50 per load, high single with 136 and three string Les Patrick’s Stars Ron Up situations that make for clean shots he is dismissed without any fuss; He day following tbe first tnsertloa of white biich for stove or Are place of 358. Art Anderson gave him a at the net, Frank Boucher of the eacn sd otherwise the CHARGE 87 per cord. Cbas. Heckler. Phone close run with single of 134 and same team is first. holds blackboard talks in the dress­ RATH’ will be collected. No responsi­ Record of 400 Conseca- ing room before every game, and bility for errors In telepboned ads Rosedale 13-13. three string of 353. “Outstanding in courage, too, is will be asAumed and tlieir accuracy Sad’s Thirty-Niners Bill Cook. during those talks every player has his duties mapped out for him. cannot be guaranteed. Sad ...... 94 99 132— 325 “Cook, up until this year, was the tive Games of Hazardous During the game, his eyes aren’t O. N e ls o n ...... 106 95 118—319 modem ideal of the game. But he INDEX OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 always on the puck—they’re on the Kelsh ...... 100 98 99— 297 .hasn’t hit his full stride yet, and the OaaroaU _ CLASSIFICATIONS Ranger who’s moving it up the ice HAL COCHRAN e e o p e E D e t r o ...... 117 106 108— 331 Sport. honors at present go to Aurel Joliat sotneo; BARGAINS—IN USED STOVES. or trying to take it away from an Wrtbs eeeeeese d^lA 0.0 O O^ 0 O-jO oMJk • OO SaideUa ...... 136 111 111—358 of Les Canadiens.” Bngi^smenta o mo o mm o om ••••••• Bought, sold, exchanged; also oil enemy. In that way he can see 2£arr;- -es • • •'sTCrr PlW • mto 0 m» o m.m C burners. Speak qmck. Open eve­ which players are “working” and Deaths ...... e e • • •■Dfi* • • • dCh • • • • • • 553 509 568 1630 By JIMMY DONAHUE Cook and Boucher are stars of the Oftrd of 7h&DkB ••••••• i K* ••••• • B nings until 8. Jones, The Stove which are not. Charter Oak Jrs. NEA Service Sports Writer team—but so are Ching Johnson, Ifi Momorlam • • o o oi» m m'm OJC0.* • o oma W Man, Manchester Green Garage. Ix>st snd Found I Cordera ...... 116 102 95—313 New York, Feb. 2.—Seven years ▲nnonneements ...... I Although Les was a star for W. Anderson .. 93 90 115—298 of flying pucks, flashing skates years, he doesn't play now. Six years Personals ...... m m S ’Twam lte ...... 101 126 98— 325 ▲atomobnee — KUOMS wn HOU'I BOARD 5U with knife-edged blades, flailing ago, however, during the height of B e le t t i...... 132 — 132 Nurses Hatred Automooiles for Sale ...... 4 sticks—400 consecuuve games of the titular battle between the Rang­ ▲utomoblles for Bxcharge . . . . a m ( TWO SMALL ROOMS for one per­ Suhie ...... — 93 98— 191 ers and the Montreal Maroons, Pat­ ▲uto ▲coessorlee—Tires ...... * one of the most hazardous of sports son, entirely redecorated. Tele­ A. Anderson .. 134 116 103—353 rick got into a game. Auto Repairing—Painting . 7 — — — —is the record recently set by Mur­ In Jail Cell ▲uto Schools ...... t-A phone 6917 or 8726. ray Murdoch, who plays for Les Lome Chabot, his goalie, was nit Autos—Ship by Truck I 576 527 509 1612 Autos—For Hire ...... —. . . . 9 Patrick’s New York Rangers. over the eye by a fljnng puck and Garages—Service—Storage « . . . . 10 Murdoch’s weathering of hockey’s couldn’t continue. Patrick donned GIRLS CHURCH LEAGUE Hotorcyelee—Bicycles ...... 11 APAHTMENl^i— FLATS— storms during the years since the the pads and for the remainder of Wanted Autos—MotorCTcles .... 12 Methodist (1) Basiaess aud Prefe«rfoaal Services TENEMENTS b3 Rangers were organized in 1926 has the game hurled his stiffened form Carr ...... 84 74 been partly responsible for the in front of the net, allowing only Business Services Offered ...... 13 Beer ...... Household Services Offered .....I t - A FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ 62 69 Gotham team’s rise to the heights one goal to get past him. The Rang­ Building—Contracting 14 C rockett ...... ment, with all improvements in­ 73 77 of the game. But also responsible ers finally won. Florists—^Nurseries ...... It Lyttle ...... Funeral D irectors...... It cluding furnace. Telephone 6806 84 77 for the succeai of the squad, which The “Gray Eagle” fancies a cer­ Low ...... Heatln; Plumbing—Roofing .,b 17 or inquire at 111 HoU street. 62 68 was climaxed by tbe unexpected win­ tain type of player—and that tjrpe, jnsnraaoe ...... is ning of the Stanley cup in the play­ lllUlnery—Dressmaking ...... IS strangely, is one who is aot so intel­ Hovlng—Trucking—Storage ... SO FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, all 365 365 off last season, is the managerial ligent. He has found hockey players Painting—Papering ...... a , m m 21 improvements, five minutes from Swedish (1) acumen of the silvertbatched Pat­ can think faster on the ice if they Professional Services...... m m 22 E. Gustafson ...... 76 79 rick. Repairing ...... st mills, trolley station. 353 Center are hockey players rather than in­ street. Telephone 6583. L. J o h n s o n ...... 65 68 Lea, who was bom across the line tellectuals. Tailoring—i^elng--^eaning ... 24 in tbe Dominion of tbe Maple Leaf, Toilet Goods and Service ...... 2t E. J o h n so n ...... 62 72 "That’s because there's nothing on and who has packed a career full of Wanted—^Bnelness Service « « .... SS FOR RENT—THREE ROOM apart­ C. Lindberg ...... 71 75 their minds but hockey,” he says. playing, promoting and managing, -- Bdaeatfeaal ment, 38 Maple street, electric ice V. Bjorkman ...... 83 92 “Too many ramifications in the (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOB THE PICTUBE)' purses ano Clasees ...... S7 box, all improvements. Phone 6517. sto^ pat on tbe team that wem tbe Wvate InstmcUon 2S brain Is bad. If a boy’s head is filled “Your bellows,” Duncy cried, did tbe cooking. Dotty aid^; *^ell« Panclng -.:.2S-A 357 386 title last year. With the exception with thoughts of modem literature, FOR RENT—FOSTER ST.—Near of a few yoimgsters, his lineup of “works neat. It blew me right off Goldy dear, jrour guess was wriong. knslcal—DramaUo ...... 2S business depression and strides of El. Center street, south tenement, Andy Aitkenbead, goalie; Ching This mush is simply grand. Wanted—Instruction ...... SO St. Mary’s (0) science, he hasn’t many cells left for my feet. My clothes are dry, how­ Johnsem, Earl, Seibert, Ott Heller "Let’s wash the dialyw right Pfaaaetal newly renovated, all improvements M. Summerville...... 80 hockey.” ever, so I do not mind at all. •onds—Stocks—Hortgagsa « . . . SI Dial 3582. 61 and Doug Brennan, defense, and Bill away. Then we can run right out Business Opportunities SS T r o t t e r ...... 70 57 “Of course I didn’t realize that to play. It will not take us 1 mg, Honey to Loan ...... SS and Bim Cook and Frank Boucher, THREE ROOMS with private bath, A. Summerville ...... 60 86 front line, was good enough for him you would catch me by surprise by if everybody lends a hand.” Help aad Sltaafleas Jensen ...... 74 blowing that thing very hardL Belp Wanted—Female ...... SS southern exposure, rent reasonable. 91 this season. aelD Wanted—Hale ...... S4 Telephone 6917 or 3726. L o w ...... 62 70 That’s why I took a faU.” The old man said, “That’s fine “Gee,” Dotty said, ‘Tm also dry. lalesmen Warned ...... S6-A But the boys started out on the W AU ST. BRIEFS o f you, and do srou know, w hat I And now I think we ought to tiy win d o ? take a little-nap before amp Wanted—Male or Female a , t1 FOR RENT—4 ROOMS with all im­ 346 365 wrong foot. They lost consistently m ▲gents Wanted ...... «:.Sf-A provements, 132 Maple street, ga­ Hon Lutheran (2) and find what’s on this island. Let’s the fire. Pm all tired out** . until the genial Irish man gave them New York, Feb. 2.—Imports of Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... SS rage if desired. Apply 134 Maple E. K e is h ...... 62 70 explore around a bit.” Soon Windy whlepered, “Do not Bltuatione Wanted—Hale ...... SS a dressing down, changed his lineup “Hey, wait! Don’t be in such a stre e t G. Km*apkat ...... 75 84 raw sugar into the United States peep! Om* kind old friend is sound Employment A gencies...... 44 and started them clicking. Today totaled 4,186,455 tons in 1933, a de­ rush! m cook you all some nice, asl<«p. When he wakes up he’ll Live Stoek—Pets—Psalter—TehSelee S. W in z le r ...... 67 89 they are battling at the top of the crease of 4.7 per cent from 1932, hot mush,” exclaimed their new­ take us ’round this isle of bis, no Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 FOR RENT—TWO THREE and M. Kiss m an ...... 85 79 hotly contested American division of lilvi Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 four room furnished or unfurnished says B. W. Dyer and Co. found friend. “Then you will all doubt.” Poultry and Suppliea ...... 42 H. J a n sse n ...... 89 88 the National Hockey League. be feeling fit” ' Just then they heard a real Wanted — Pets—Fonltry—-Stock 44 apartments. Manchester Construc­ Patrick’s team is a squad of stars^ tion Oo. TeL 4181 or 4859. Insurance Shares Certificates, strange sound, and Coppy, as he Fer Sale—MIseellaacaas 378 410 Andy AJtkenhead is at the top of “Hurray for you! I’ll eat my glanced aroimd, said, -“Look what’s Artlclee for S a le...... 41 his profession, and has scored .six Inc., states that the Dec. 31 asset Boats and Accessories ...... 44 Sullen, remorseless, hating the value of its stock was 83.85 a share share,” cried Scouty. “If you’ll in the window. It’s so funny, I Building Materials ...... 47 shutouts this year. Only 41 goals show me where the mush is, I will could howl.” Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 41 BUSINESS LOCATIONS have been scored i^fainst him in 26 society on which he has preyed, compared with 83.51 at the end cf 1932. help you cook. Tm pretty good at Then Dotty saw the strange Electrical Appllancee—Radio ... 41 FOB tIENT 64 FOR RENT gam es. John DilUnger, captured out­ that.” sight, too. She promptly said. Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A law, Is shown here in a striking Garden — Farm—Dairy E^ducta 60 UNFURNISHED HEATED Recently, Edouard Lalonde, man­ "Ha, ha,” laui^ied Goldy, ‘Tm “Well, who are you?" answer Household Goods ...... il REN’f FREE T i IjT< April 1st, store, BOOMS. Light UO paid — hot ager o f L m Canadiens, was asked character study in Lake county afraid that if by you the muab is cam e in. real deep 'vcfice, T m Machinery and T o o ls ...... 62 15x47, central location, low rent. water fumisbed. Apply to name his ideal hockey players, Jail at Crown Point, Ind., hoping, Michelangelo was only the first made, we will not want so very the wise ol’ owl!” , - Musical Instruments 62 he says, for “one mbre chance” Office aad Store Equipment 64 Write Box X. Y. Z. Herald. and here’s the way be classed the name of the great sculptor. Win much. Twill likely taste quite Specials at tbe S tores...... 64 GLENNEY^ STORE R angers: to shoot it out with his captors full name was Michelangelo Buo­ fla t ” (’nie Ihriee visit the WM pKiial- Wearing Apparel—^Fnrs...... 67 TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 m » hi “For elusiveness, I figure Bill and escape. narroti. But little Scouty went ahead and room In the next stay.) ' . ■ Wanted—To Buy ...... 66 Street. (OrfWd Bldg.) Apply Ed­ - 1 ward J. HolL TeL 4642 and 8025. looms Without Beard ...... 61 ALLEY OOP Diiiny Does His Bit! By HAMLIN loarders Wanted • • • • e •:» • •'Ah mm o 6S-A jonutry Board—Resorts ...... 60 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 loteU—Restaurants ...... 61 Van ted—Rooms—Board W * • • e a • • II FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUSE, five Beai Batate Fai Beat rooms. Reasonable. Inquire Paul o h ,u m WT e EDLE' Flats Teaements .« 61 eas Locations for Rest . . 64 Saimond, 141 Oak street. Houses for Beat ...... 16 c o r ^ Q u ic K l ■nbnrbaa tor Beat 16 TO RENT —SEVERAL desirable lammer Homes tor Rant ...... 17 five, six and seven room boosee, I S C F T ^ Wanted to R e n t...... 61 single and double; also heated Apartment BnUdlng tor Bala . . 66 apartm ents. Apply Eklward J. HoU, Bnslneas Property for Sale .^ ... 76 Phone 4642 and 8026. Farms aad Laad t o t Bala « . . . . T1 ouses for Salt...... ,.a.mmam. Tt FOR RENT—SIX ROOM alngle BIts for Bale 96 Resort Property lot Bala 94 bouse, recently renovated, steaun Suburban for Bala ...... 96 heat, rent reasonable. Apply Man­ Estate tor Bzehaaga . . . . 66 chester Realty Company, 923 Mide Wanted—Rea] E state...... 99 street, telephone 4412. I

Toonenille Folks Bv Fontaine Pot OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene SENSE and NONSENSE Ed WoRTLe SUPPINIY REAUZes HIS NORBfIcnm HAS been toc^tdo accurate •I*..

— AND WUH -REWARD ALLVOUtU OH.HE W O U ^T W« just Issrned tbst Ground^ Father (to his daughter)—It's a MONEY t\X 6» POR CAU6INS NEED IS PK y\CK>, ‘B O T H E R W ttH B o f dsy Is not a l^ a l ludlday, and good plan, my dear, always to think po THE ARREST OR CASWTA4N .TO CARPTfOiyr G O L D D U ^ - are in iMfror of rem^ylng the over- before t'ou speak. i a ij^ t Daughter—But, daddy dear, when SHAKlirfYSAFR, 1'|V\ GOING TO E X C E -P T I do that the girls have changed the TAKE A RUN OUT TO lAi QOIORADO TO BRUSH IT Pat—Can you t«U me what a subject. .oney) other American textbook — more —Vellee good. Now I go killee man. than 150 years. fCDHRDENCE/ It certainly takes a good matb- matician to figure out how 80 per cent of the dentists recommend one Flapper Fa n n y Sa y s : brand of tooth paste, 89 per cent RIG, u. t. PAT, orr.______another, while liie remaining 85 per cent choose a third brand. Employer— am told you put S( ORCHY SMITH Scorchy Reaches The Ranch By John C. Terry down your pencil on the stroke of five O'clock even if you are Just A SBCONP firtrAoKi ANorneR a t t e m p t s r t h s ootlavj &a n 6 rb Forcr J A K e , I' m GOiN© ON AH6A0 BBrrY/ phons Borre foR we lasi^ adding op a column. t h e ir IMAY THROUGHTHe l>er(RMIf^ED UNB O f DlSMOOA/Tm> ClHCLE-BAR RIPBRS AND w a r m Up m y plans/ MINLfre WeATHBR REPORTS, QPfCKf Bookkeeper—It isn't true, sir. I f Z’MGOINS U p! it is so near 5 o'clock I never start Blocking the Roap inhilb jahb hurriss the golp tp the ranch I ' / git h er r s a d y /) adding. V SCORcHY / '' Country Club Diner—This spin­ ach does not taste right W alter—I suggest sir, that you take it up with the greens commit­ tee. How’s TUs For a Comeback? "W hy didn’t you tell me When be U s ^ you?" Mother hiss­ ed. "Why, Mother, I didn’t know You wanted to be kissed.”

To assure yourself that you will • SM t w A . F., 4 1 VSfkli BM v«4 2-2. enjoy a msgsslne. first pick up the preceding issue and read the an­ nouncement o f the contents for the WASHINGTON TUBS II By Urane OUT OUR W AY By Williams .coming number. ALKS, MR. TUBBS, I HSARO A KHOCKeO MB DONN, SIR, AND HeUP A Oka NOVS& IN Trte CAPTAIN'S CABIN, BAG, SOAK&P IN eiMBIL, OMtP-MY PACE. / AH WISH FOLKS WOULD PUT Some are bom great, some have AND elUBN \ ifiEtTT IN TO TAAT'S ALL I RtMtMBSP. UNTIL \ CAMB TO DERE SADDLES SOM M ERS ELSE. greatness thrust upon them and the People who put on airs get cool IN TWAT CtOBfcT. ------^ BESIDES OH DE CORRAL FENCE? receptions. iHMeSTU»AT6, A STRAN&BR. j rest grate on your nerves. AH NE6BER DO GRAB DE RIGHT SADDLE HAVyN!- *

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WHAT5 T7//S._A -TORN WHAT YOU NEED PACKAGE ADDRESS® TO H BM .l IS A POWERFUL ^ NEVER M\ND IF WE DONT, TLL WAME UP ... BM' JOVE.. IT MUST BE BRACER , B U O ^ . MR HOOD.. NOW I KNOW h il e h e m THE ONE HEM SAID MISS GAY I V E SINCE YOU CANT SOME MORNING AMD FIND A I* d e t a i n IN6 PHONED HIM ABOUT.. THE TR IE D TOUCH, l iq u o r ; l\ l BE OKtY. WTRE GONNA PUT LOCOMOTIVE IN THE klTCHEN, MOCD W ITH A ONE SHE SAID WAS \ALUABLE. BVERYTHW6 CM GONNA FIX- rr‘B TOO IT ACR099 FREIGHT CARS IN THE B®- l o n e d r a w n o u t I WONDER WHAT ON THE YDU OP ONE. DlflCRIPriON CONTAINED . _ . AND M A R K E T .. THATU. DO THE MUCH ROOM AMD -reACMS IN OF MIS PHONEY ITS IN TH IS NOTHW S WORK.. W AIT. BOTHER. THE PARLOR!.' HEART TROUBLE ROOM___ HELPED rVE SOT THE M E . . STUFF RtBHT THE DETECTIVE IN M V FEVERISHLY ROOM.. SEARCHED HOOD'S ROOM FOR PROOF OF HIS ©UILT.. AND JU»T AS HE WAS GIVING IT UP AS f r u i t l e s s — rAOi sDcismt . ■ Miss Marjorie Stephens of Ver­ ’tsrttsdiate; 11:80 to 12:00, Advanc­ press to thank the nouseistvsoqM t ^ SPOT DANCE non will accompany the soloists, Recreation Center ed. — ...... DISCARDED MATERIAL Miss Grace Tourtellotte and Miss PLANS COMPLETED The boys' swimming classes will dty and the ■urraandtitg oomxuji- ■totse-t;^' th^> EVERY SATURDAY Catherine Costello of that .lace, Items of Interest also meet: 9:80 to 10:10, Beginners; nitiea tor the MMrouf weather haa been: who will have prominent parts in 10:16 to 11:00, Intermediate; 11:00 AIDS SALYATION^ ARMY made to the recent eppeal t on hLj reaeuroep i Station 85, Glaatimbory the entertainment this evening at FOR CIVICS CLASS to 11:46., Jr. life saving. but (Uscardsd ^ s a a ls ria L ____ meet the ex ls^ nsMi ’ ’ Mnet 7:30 at the North Methodist church. Today*! Profvam. Baskstball tehms scheduled for clothes, shoes, funiUurs end stoves have a nirwritt. nltfftMi 6 RHYTHM KINGS Following the program an assort­ The plunge period for women will have been aiendsd renovated and practice periods are: 1:00 to 2:00, Adj. Nicol Thanks Housewives of every deecrlptton,;--ahes%, hedfc and BERN&T ment of table games will be ar­ be as follows; 7:00 to 7:40; 7:40 to Ansaldl’s Masons; 2:00 to 8:00, rebuilt and^pasiied co to those eeek- mattreeses. also fumltiire. stoves ranged and it Is hoped those attend­ 8:20; 8:20 to 9:00. Wreckers; 8:00 to 4:00, Regals. for Generous. Resp

Arnold K. Nelson of 39 Lilac street was one of l l who were yes­ ^ Lace trimmed top and terday granted llveiy permits to bottom. The Mexican Influence SKIRTS operate an automobile for hire. 1b Reflected In Our Since the complaint has been re^s* Adjustable straps. The smartest tered by the Connecticut Company New Hosiery Shade— that owners of automobiles were ^S traight and Califor- $-1.98 prints of the carrying passengers for hire there ^ nla tops. hCHose - outs VWM have been several who have applied of |2 98 hour are here for livery permits. Mr. Nelson's ^ Pull cut; nice and long. and 13.98 permit is the first granted to a Man­ Theee slips sold quickly “Mexique” chester person. last Saturday, we offer grades. for your selec­ Sizes 84 to 44. Flesh them again this week at ^ and tearose. this special low price, by Gotham ^Flannel, woolens, tweed mix­ tures. tion. See them Silk Slips—Main Floor, rear. IJark green, wine, black, brown at their gayest CRYSTAL WHITE —not all sizes. RANGE OIL Come Out in a diversity CALL of clever fash­ Van’s Service Station 426 Hartford Road TeL 8866 In Print $2.98 Coat and Slip-on ions, with lin­ If you want to be really smart (and who doesn’t) step out in this for Spring! exciting new shade. A brown cast gerie touches, with a new Spring look — great with brown, tan, and gay hued SWEATERS taffeta trim­ frocks. (jhlffon and * service Attention! weights. Other new shades in­ ^Sllp-ons in solid colors* mings, n e w Textile Workers Washable PURE 5 / 1 - clude and novelties. ( ^Cjoat Sweaters in plaint .98 Joseph Sylvia, of the United Tex­ #TrinIdad beige) knits and brushod sleeves a n d tile Association, will be In Odd WOOL Fellows Hall Saturday After­ Silk Prints # ^ iu tm e g brown) ^Odd colors—good bar­ smart collar noon at two o’clock to apot-tt -A gains! on organlzatlcm. AO texttle •M altese (soft grey) workers are welcome to attend. treatments. Main Floor, right. Sweaters and Skirts—Main Floor, center. Committee of Loomflzers and Twisters Assodatlon of Man­ chester and Associated Oom- 1 Sizes for mlttees. Saturdayl The Last Day of Our Great misses and yard women. PRINTS! This very minute RAYON they’re the newest thing out, We Are An Agent and jrou’ll certainly want a B. T. Inc. . . sectmd floOT. dress length the minute, you see For these refreshing prints by Beid- ing-Hemlngway. Pure Jiitr I UNDIES prints—WASHABLE. 89 inches wide. Black, green, brown and [OPPERS navy grounds. ^lace trimmed .CONNECTICUT ^piain tailored RANGE & I T O OILS As A Smart Trimining We Handle Only The BestI We have taken our entire stock of Touch Use 69c rayons and reduced them to this When In Need Of Range Or Fuel Oil ^BLOOMERS in the short style; figure for. tola special selling only. elastic front. Foreslgfated-women will buy-their en-- PHONE 5293 $12.50 Per Ton |BL00MERS with alsatio tops; tire Springaseds now.. .for we doubt- Orgnndy Ruffling long sityle. If you can find such valoea again in Sold for Cash Only. a mighty, long tiwn*, Faahloosd 'Hie crt^ wtilta touch Is toablciB’s newast ttimintog. ^PANTIES With both ^ t l Q top chalk*flnMi|sd rayon In smartly >tailv;' The Bandy Oil Co* tto tolar to totoh t^neclrw tost prtntodto^ and yoke front. oied and lov^ lace nala whits. ohaclM, ookmd pjkwt'JNlg'sa. yard |VE8TS with uadsr-arm shislds; Etagular i |8M. H ash 155 Center Street Manehestcr L T. WOOD CO. Prtets aad TWiiai^ips Msli Wpsr, left ploot tops. Phone 4496 At R A U ra Rayoa TTmlsrwsif Its 111 ■Doctors* Prsaeiiptiotti CarifaUy CmpiKinied fir