AVEBACOB d a i l y dBODLATION’ tor the Month of January, IBM 5 , 5 6 8 Member of the Audit Bureau of Olrcnlationa.

(Oaartfled Adverttelnf on Page lA ) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRHDAT; FEBRUARY 5, 1932 (EIGHTEEN PAGXS) VOL. U ., NO. 108.

HEAVIEST SNOW Where No Man Ever Walked Before FRANCE OFFERS FAUIN5YEARS CONCRETE PLAN B L A N K ^ T O W N TO A W WAR ASSHMGHAI TroOeys Crippled, Traffic to Minister Tardien Springs Hartford Halted — Many Surprise at GenevaParle^ Jap Planes Bombard K? I'/-' ' . - ‘ " ' s i RIVAL AIRPLANES Unemployed Get Work; Debate on the Plan to Be Train; Many Killed WiO Cost $1,500. Held Next Week. IN AERIAL COMBAT Shanghai, Feb. 5— (AP) —Jap-.^lt from end to end and scatterinfl anese airplanes rained bombs on a the bodies of Chinese soldiers over a Manchester was engaged in dig­ Geneva, Switzerland, Feb. 5.— (Chinese troop train moving into wide area. ging itself out of the worst snow­ (AP)—Concrete proposals for es­ Chapei today, taking heavy toll. The Associated Press correspond­ U. S. Tnmsport Chamnonf Arrives With Over 1,000 Sol­ tablishment of an international po­ Flying high over the C!hapei area, ent counted sixteen bodies s^ewn storm in five years today—one that lice force to guarantee the security the planes spotted the train moving along the railroad track. ’The bodies town officials said would involve an up i^tb reii^orcements for the 19th of mangled horses also lay among diers— Oor Force Now at Shanghai 6,000 Men— Bat­ of the world were presented formal­ expense of approximately $1,500 to Qiinese Army, which has been re­ the lockage. ly to the world disarmament con­ remove. The snow, nine inches in sisting artillery bombardment for Before &ey attacked the train tle Between Forts and Warships Continnes— In Man- ference today by Andre Taranese lines. ed to a pile of scrap iron, but v^th of Hartford. ___ then these epochal foot-prints in the snow of Pamir Plateau, and a dealt at great length with teobnlcal This was only an incident in the each new day the bombardment hai Trolleys Crippled new chapter had been written in the history of exploration!... .The tiny details of armaments and national lomat Saya That Way Out been resumed. Trolley service was not resumed figure of a man whom you see climbing Pamir Moimtains in Central Asia fighting which was still going on in defense. IN TRUNK MURDERS j No Big Guns here imtil 12:30 this afternoon. was a member of a daring party of Russian scientists who have Just re­ M. Tardieu particularly outlined Chapei and about the forts at Woo- Glastonbury and Manchester were turned to Leningrad with this and other photographs and records of a France’s wishes with regard to re­ Will Be Found; Puts Great sung. Japanese planes bombed the It was considered significant that the hardest hit by the storm and wlldjemess region never before penetrated by human beings. duction of airplanes, tanks, big forts again, but the Chinese were thus far the big guns of the fort still holding on when the air squad­ have not gone Into action. But t.kWi were the last to be opened to trol­ gims, and other Instruments of ag­ Faith In Homan Nature. I is probably because those guns are ley traffic. Scores of residents in State’s Alienist Believes That ron withdrew. gressive warfare. obsolete and of no use in* such an these two towns who work in Hart­ It was at the end of the day’s Japanese ships landed 1,000 blue­ jackets to reinforce the men bom­ engagement as this has been. ford either had to make the trip by brief session that Tardieu sprang his Mrs. Judd Is Shielding There was a widespread belltf automobile or notlat all. The State surprise by asking for the floor for (jeneva, Feb. 5. — (AP) — Dr. barding Chapei from the Hongkew JOHN R. VOORHIS DEAD; district, and it was reported that a that the Chinese in Chapei had re­ Highway' Department managed to a brief declaration. Mary E. Woolley, the first American brigade of Japanese infantry would ceived heavy reinforcements, and it keep the main highway to Hartford “The bureau of the conference woman to take a seat with diplo­ Someone. arrive tomorrow. was known that a force of 1,000 open to traffic. having been constituted,’’ M. Tar­ mats in international conference, Japanese bluejackets were expect­ Snows B Hours dieu began, "I have the honor on The U. S. S. Chaumont reached PASSES AWAY, AGE 102 told the Associated Press today the Shanghai with 1,200 American in­ ed tomorrow. The storm bBgan early in the eve­ behalf of the French delegation to Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 5.— (AP) Chinese airplanes tbok a more im­ place on the table of the conference difficulties which were undoubtedly fantrymen and about 100 Marines, ning with a night rain that soon nfaead of the disarmament coiffer- portant part in today's action than a concrete and constructive proposal A hint that Mrs. W ipnleRuti Judd' bringing the total American force turned to hail and then into snow. race! would be her inspiration. at any time hitherto. One Japanese FARMER LEARNS of the French government bearing bad an accomplice:-in the gruesome to about 6,000 men. It snowed conttsually from 7 last Grand Sndmn egin thlnW hy ai B)^ L o^ s t^^ Cash. conditidhal npotf thi»t»tMMI(Mi?iif et*; Ai^Hcan delegates tiiat otowing its racon^’j three ehfltoy'sMpa. Thtoreportw^d an early spii^. Y e s » —His Career. fective guajrantees of tatemational Iffies to battle the testitoony giveq pushed Without bloodshed, but it two additional. Japanese planes had Town’s Job Chicago, Feb. 5 — (AP) — ! security and embodied . yMterdt^; by Dr, Ckttdft; W4» preceded in the flight by s ter- bieen forced down behifid the Jap^. r cdl mannfcr!’ ^ anese lines. “ Five snow-ploughs and force^ o f Tlie'•price of some commodities toiln ^ ts M-t hhd ^ tijgre la to bring Stanford'University prototoor and riflo. artillery bombardment. a A report from the Japanese naval 125 men from the town hlifhway de­ has come down, but the cost of real peace to a sorely tried world, t alienist. ^ Reports from that area said Ed­ New York, Feb. 5.—(AP)—John command to Tbltyo said the naval partment began work at midnight experience remains at its high­ (Continued on Page 12) have great faith in human nature. For four hours. Dr. Ca,tton was on ward Himter, corespondent for an R. Voorhis, 102-year-old Grand est peak, especially for Mr. J. American news agency, had been ■forces ashore ha!d suffered neaiiy and were still on the Job late this "The modern mechanical world the stand as the prosecution’s chief ten per cent casoalties since the morning. Superintendent Digney Sachem of Tammany Hall, died to- Leonard Kolp, a farmer of Wal­ has built a machine which we must alienist. He told the jury Mrs. Judd captured by Chinese troops a week nut, m . ago and was still missing. flghltog began. The total number said that it would require at least ^ y at his home. not allow to master us.” intimated to him she was shielding of. dead, and wound^ was placed ai the balance of the day to open all of Two strangers he met admir­ 21 SAILORS LOST first Impressions some one. At Tokyo Japanese officials in­ Despite his advanced age Voorhis ed the $500 check he got for his more than 200, incliiding four killed the streets in town. At first their Dr. Woolley , said her first impres­ dicated that, if there are to be any had continued his work as president load a£ livestock, but were "Why don’t you tell the complete and twenty wonnded yesterday.. attention was directed to the princi­ sion as she took her seat in the dis­ s to iy ? P ossibly it woifid do* som e further negotiations with the sev­ of the City Board of Elections imtil frankly skeptical about his eral powers which offered a pian to pal highways, such as Main street. October 20 of last year when he was armament conference was that all good,” Dr. Catton testified he asked ability to cash it. AS SHIPS COLUDE the diplomats met old friends at rad .the hostilities in China, the next JAP REINFORCEMENTS East Center street, Hartford Road, retired by the Board of Estimate at “We’U bet you $8 to $2 one of Mrs. Judd. Her reply, he said, was: South Main street and a few others, Geneva with such hearty greetings move is up to the powers. Tokyo, Feb. 5— (AP) —Japan has. his full salary of $8,000 a year. He them said, "that you cein’t.’’ "I can’t see where It will dp me decided to send a military force of but. this morning with this work made his request for retirement on that it was hard to believe that any good, and it might harm At Liovang, new temporary, capi­ Mr. Kolp is not the kind of many different nationalities were tal of China, Wang Ching-Wei, the unstated strength to Changhai, but October 8, the Legislature last Sep­ man to let a challenge like that others.” the government censors today would (Oontlnne^ on Page 2) tember having enacted a law per­ Boston Filling Schooner represented. Halloran’s Drinking Chinese premier, asserted that g6 by. She was sure the influence of nhiTiH. never will sign treaties pre­ not permit publication of the sailing mitting his retirement on full salary He won. Later Dr. Catton said Mrs. Judd, women at this conference would judicial to her own interests and date and the route the force is to fo r life. Then his new found friends replying to the question: "did you Sunk by Belgian Steamer; make itself felt. will continue-to resist Japanese ag­ take. He celebrated his last birthday suggested a little pool game. do einy drinking in the houde the "ryho knows?” she asked. “Wom­ gression. The minister of war explained' EIGHT ARE KILLED anniversary on last July 27 by mak­ There were other bets. Mr. en rush in whers diplomats fear to night Mrs. LeRoi and Miss Samuei­ this restriction was imposed so the ing a radio broadcast. On that occa­ Kolp lost the $500. Six Men Are Rescued. son were murdered?” said: tread and do a lot to make this n e a r t u r n i n g p o i n t Chinese at Shanghai would nob mass sion his physician attributed Voor­ His chance acquaintances world a better place to live in. ’The "The only one who drank was Washington, Feb. 5.— (AP)—Ihe an attack on the naval force now his’ ripe old age to clean and mod­ went back. to wherever they ideal of peace, despite doubters, is Jack Halloran.” Far Eastern disturbance showed in action there hoping to wipe it out AS PLANE CRASHES erate living. cam e from . New York, Feb. 5.—(AP)— making great progress, and I feel "She qulcldy placed her hand over signs of approaching a turning point before the reinforcements came. Voorhis had been Grand Sachem Mr. Kolp went back to the Admiral Mineo Osumi, minister of. sure that when the labors of this her mouth,” Dr. Catton continued, today, with the American govern­ of Tammany Hall for 20 years de farm . Twenty-one members of the crew of the navy said the new forces were' conference are ended we shall have “and refused to go Into any more ment still hopeful, but prepared to spite the fact that the rules of that the fishing schooner Eleanor Nicker­ being sent to replace the bluejackets taken a great step forward.” details at this point.” face whatever new dangers may de­ Indian Finds Wrecked Air society provide that a man in this son of Boston were reported missing Dash of Color The Stanford professor declared who have been worn down by “con­ following a collision \^th the steam­ velop. tinuous .fighting of an enemy ten office may not be reelected. The The first dash o f color \yas lent Mrs. Judd told him there would not While Secretary Stimson was oc­ er Jean Jadot 365 miles east of times stronger than tbems^ves.” Tammany braves, wishing to retain COMMERCIAL P A Q to the disarmament conference at have been “nny Ruth Judd case cupied with further pe^ce over­ Liner iu Monntains; Had Voorhis in that position, got around Halifax today. "Manchuria is a matter of life or noon today when a tractor*4yawn without Jack Halloran.” Halloran, tures, the highest chiefs t)f the the rules by merely failing to elect The Jean Jadot Is a Belgian truck loaded with petitions signed wealthy Photoix lumber dealer, fig­ death for Japan,” said the admiral; A rm y and N avy—^General M ac- "Shanghai is only a passing incident a successor to the post of Grand steamer which left Antwerp on Jan­ by six million human beings from ured in the early investigation of the Been Lost In Storm. MAY BE SCRAPPED uary 27 for New York. Arthur and Admiral Prat;t—again which we are anxious to close as Sachem at each annual election. aU parts of the world drew up at the slayings. He dertdared him self “ inno­ were dloseted together at the Navy In Good Health A radio message from the Jean soon as possible so we may with­ League of Nations cent, though perhaps indiscreet.” He Department. draw our troops.’” Despite his great age, Voorhis en- Jadot to the Lloyd Royal Belgian On the boxes and bundles of sig­ v^s summoned by the state as a Japan’s rejection of some fea­ The government intends td public Los Angeles, Feb. 6 — (AP) — Line said the fishing schooner was natures sat fifteen women each car­ Missing nearly one week on a fiight witness, but so far has not been call tures of the Anglo-American plan a statement of its policy probably (Oonthmed on Page 12) Britain Enacts Protective sunk and that six members of the rying a blue and white banner "For from Bakersfield to Los Angeles, a crew of 27 were rescued. ed. to end hostilities was a disappoint­ tomorrow. It was understood the' P^ace” in various languages. ment, but officials thought they Century Pacific air liner was found Radio Message ' delay in announcing the decision to late yesterday in the mountains on Streamers around the base of the saw a way around. srad’the troops arose as a result of Tariff Which Will Be Felt The message, relayed by a radio truck carried the inscription “Inter­ the Tejon ranch, a mass of wreck­ Further suggestions may be ex­ a disagreement among the Cabinet station at Rbckland, Me., said: national Women’s League for Peace age holding the bodies of its pilot VATICAN I W pected shortly, as Washington de­ members. "Cblllded and sunk thUnited States. fishing schooner Eleanor Nickerson For a time this rift seemed so A deputation from the truck paid ing Stop. serious as to threaten a reversal of The wrecked and burned plane of Boston sit position 43.05 North a brief call to President Arthur Peace Important the entire plan. Such a development was located by Paul Apodaca, an MARRIAGE E D ia and 63.45 West. Rescued six mem­ Henderson to whose personal intia- IN OLYMPIC RACE If further American help Is probably would have caused the Indian driver on the ranch, three London, Feb. 5.—(AP) — One bers crew, twenty-one missing. Ex­ miles west of Fort Tejon and almost tive was due the conference’s recog­ needed to protect American lives, fall of the government for the min­ possible effect of enacting pro­ pect arrive Qusuantine Saturday nition of imofficial bodies at tomor­ the government will be ready to act at the summit of the ridge route. evening.” isters of war, and na'vy certainly This is approximately 80 miles tective tariffs in Great Britain as row’s extraordinary plenary session. swiftly, although the peace pro­ would have resigned. The Elesmor Nickerson is listed as northwest of Los Angeles. Children Must Be Educated At Uie League of Nations head- posals remain the major concern for the government proposes to do may a wooden motor fishing vessel of 143 Lake Pkund Boy Adds 1,500 quailers the truck called for a CHINA STANDS FIRM Those aboard the plane which dis­ be the scrapping of the most- tons gross register. It was 110 feet the moment. appeared in a moimtain snowstorm chestful of signatories from Czecho­ ’Die United States is consulting Shtuighai, China; Feb..5— (AP) — long and 27 men comprised a full last Friday, were the pilot, J. V. As Catholics or the Cere­ favored-nation clause in r ommer- slovakia and then drove through the with Great Britain, France and Wang Chihg-Wel, president of 'the^ crew. Meter to His 500 Meter Sandblom; Frank Dewar, chief de­ cial 'treatira such as exist between principal streets of the city. Ameri­ 'Italy regarding another joint move. Ehcecutive Yuan of the Chinese Na­ puty sheriff of Los Angeles county; mony Will Be Illegal. the United States and this country, First word of the c(dlision was re­ can women on the truck were Almee Officials privately said they were tional government and also chair­ J. H. Polhemus, coffee importer of observers believe. ceived here from the Mackay Radio Woods of Bostem and Anne Zueblin Triumph. disappointed by the Japanese reply man of the central political council San Francisco; W. H. Smith, retired Whether treaty alterations will Compsmy. ’Then the steamship com- of Chicago. to the last overtures but there was of the National Party, issued ft; business man, San Francisco; Miss be necessary will depend largely on pany received its more detailed re­ no hint of the nature of the one statement from the new capital at port and this was followed by a Nita McGrath, Berkeley, Calif.; Vatican Qty, Feb. 6.—(AP) — the method England takes to Olympic Stadium, Lake Placid, they are contemplating. Loysmg today in Which he iudd Mrs. Margaret Flckeisen, San Marriage between Catholics and achieve one of the most important message picked up by the Radio Ma­ Miss Harriet A. Cobum, of 366 Chipa never v^ould'sign treaties pre­ Oakland street, is spending a few N. Y., Feb. 5—(AP) —Jack Shea, ’I^e United States will first seek Diego; Miss Marie Combs, Holly­ non-Catholics hereafter will be con­ objectives of the new tariff pro­ rine Corporation saying that all to determlne-the points upon' which judicial to her territorial and ad­ weeks with relatives In New York Lake Placid boy, today flashed home wood; Spencer Swan, retired busi­ sidered illegal for the church unless gram—that of lowering foreign tar­ ships in'the vicinity of tho accident the four powers can unite in their ministrative sovereigi^ty and woidd were standing by. a t y . five yards ahead of the field to add ness man, of Pomona, Calif. the children actus^y are educated iff barriers by offering to reduce the 1500 metres Olympia speed skat­ representations. continue to resist Japanese aggres­ The eight -bodies mangled and as Catholics. A new and stricter British tariffs. ing championship to the iiOO metres Edwin C. Cunningham, consul sion. burned, were in or near the wreck­ ruling issued today by the Congre­ Under the new program practic­ title he won yesterday. general at Shanghai, Informed the "Four months have elapsed,” the age. gation of the Sacred Office* ally three-fourths of America’s to­ Shea’s second victory today, and conral that speciaJ martial law was statement said, “since the Japafieas Pilot Sandblom apparently was The ruling, tightening mixed tal trade with Great Britain is af­ the addition of Taylor’s and Mur­ in force as of yesterday and that no occupied Manchuria by an armra endeavoring to head back towards marriage resMctlons was issued be­ fected by tariffs. In 1930 Anglo- State Digs Self Out ray’s points, gave the Upited States war ships, merchant Vessels or other force and to this day there has bera Bakersfield to escape the storm cause of a belief that parties to American trade totalled approxi­ a commanding lead in the imofficial vessels should pass in or out of the no solution of the problem. when he crashed into the head of such marriiige often have disre­ mately $775,000,000. About one- point score. ’Die United States has harbor at Woosung between 5 p. m. "Die Chinese public, therefore, ia Johnson’s canyon. garded promises that the children fourth'of that total was represented Of Heavy Snowdrifts 43 points, Canada 25 and Norway 8. and 7 a. in., dally. intensely agitated and discouraged. When Apodaca sighted the wreck­ should be reared as Catholics. by meat, wheat and cotton which Shea flashed home to his double The reason for the long.delay Ifl' age from a canyon ridge he did not Most Keep Fledge are on t^ tariff free list. triumph in 2 minutes, 67 6-10 sec­ NEW BOMBAIH)MENT sol'ving the problem is China’s .de^^; go near it because he "didn’t want ’The Congregaticn decided that In Name Only By Asso: SU,700,861A7; balance 1686,086,- the chndrm as Catholics, the on such Imports as automobiles and but asUght delay to traias. Snow Club, said inln>itc.(ff the storm there with a touch of snow In^ the air. The Wobeungi guarfiiflff the n «n | | R o f JSlfpl;; e n t ir ^ vdtR iilJ ti. Customs 'duties for three plows were put to work at the .first WM oen^arn&rely tow emergency theeWhangpo^sixteen miln^^?ieio^ ' '-IT- ;4 | i^ of Februsiy were f2,491fiS0JS6. (Oontiiiaed on Page 12) (Cbntinoed on Page Two) togn of mow and except tor a but arter. «. teto4»toci

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IK PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAED, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1982. i-f UUltMi individuals’ through-out the town EVICTED BY FLAMES and the bureau supplied a force of ASKS REPUBLICANS Om CERS THREATENED ADVERTISE FDR B li8 » fU S H TICKET SALE DONAUSON n U B HEAVIEST SNOW twenty men to Euwist in clearing TWO DRESS IN SNOW sidewalks in local parks. Middletown, Feb. 5— (AP) — Ser­ ON P. 0.JUiLDDlG FORAWPLANK geant R. B. Pettengil of the State FOR POUCE SHOW IN S O I DEFENSE FALLIN5YEARS police and . Deputy Sheriff Ra3rmond Andersong, Awakened by Fire Youngs of East HEunpton, have been W in Be Opened at S (Fdock told to “watch their step." 'The the Ait^pon of March 2; In Ellington Cottage, Save OBITUARY WEuming came in letters to each Nothing Bat Their Clothes. ARcin’ s Coniud T d k Jury BLANKETS TOWN Sen. Barbonr, of New Jersey, niEdled in N ew Y ork. Local Fimui to ffid. nal Benefit Performance The officers are witnesses in Su­ Fire early this morning drove (OoBtinued from Page One) perior Court in a contempt case The offlea of the supenrlstng At State Theater Sunday. John and Albert Anderson of Man­ h d d eiit That Led Up to FUNERALS Says Majority Sentiment being heard by Judge John A. Cor­ architect in tiie Titaeury Depart­ chester in their night clothes from completed, the department entered nell, Jr. The accused is Sol ment St Washington today adver­ the side streets. A section of the Schwartz of Moodus, who was In a tised for Udg on . the Pnatoffice a cottage owned by them and Ward BOSS Therees Gribbon the Kiilmg In HoteL force began clearing the sidewalks. Is Against Dry Law. foreclosure action. building to be weefed on the gov­ 9- Afternoon at 3. Holmes and standing beside the FimerEd services for Miss Theresa Crystal Lake-Ellington road and de­ Much of this work is also being done It is charged Schwartz damaged ernment land at the C ater. Several by property owners. Gribbon were held this morning at 8 property against which there were locEd con tractors are expected to stroyed the house. a. m. from HoUorEui’s Funeral par­ Gives Extra Work Washington, *’eb. 5.— (AP)—Sen­ foreclosure proceedings. In Crim- submit estimates on. tiie proposed E With all arraagements completed The Andersons and Holmes used Norristown, Pa., Fob. 6.— (AP)— lors on Center street, Emd from St. the cottage for week-ends and occa­ Counsel for Edward Allen, charged The storm also provided work for ator W. Warren Barbour of New iiud Court he was charged with building and bids will be publldy ytot the annual Police Benefit to be other ambitious members of Xbe im- Bridget’s church at 9 o’clock. MEUiy Jersey Euinounced todr; he would stfitu toiy arson and is xmder $3000 opened at 3 o’clocl> Thursday af­ Iffiven at the State Theater Sunday sional vacations and outings. Last with the murder of Francis A. friends from this and other towns night, the brothers having gone to employed ranks who went from urge the Republican National con­ bail. The contempt of court action ternoon, March 3. •,‘afternoon at 8 o’clock, Jie members Donaldson, Third, told the Jury in attended the services, eis well as the place before the storm, decided Allen’s trial today that “it Is the bouse to bouse soliciting the work of vention to adopt a wet plank in its is in the civil side. The advertisement states - that '^x>i the Manchester Police Depart* clearing sidewalks and paths around members of the various orgEmiza- 193? platform. Pettngil’s letter reEUl; “If you bids fure for furnishing all labor and I taent are making a special effort to to spent the night there. The cottage light of an individual In defense of was heated by a stove and they had the homes.' The town highway de­ tlons of which Miss Gribbon was a BEurbour w bo succeeded the late smd Ray don’t lay off Sol Schwartz materlEds and perfon^g all work : promote Uie sale of more tickets his life to take the defense methods member, Euid during the period that you will get the same as “Legs" Eind a hot fire in it. Early this morning necessary for that purpose.” partment drafted the aid of men Dwight W. Morrow in the Senate, for the constructimi, exc^t ele­ ’ than ever before as an tmusual the body remained at the funerEd the outline o f a dlEimond is drawn. vator, of the United Stata Post- they awakened, none too soon, to So declared WiUiam T. Connor, who bad been engaged in sewer mEide public his stand In a telegram Amount of sick benefits paid during home delegations called to honor the That to Youngs had these words office at Manchester. The prevail­ i^'the past year has depleted the treas* find the place ablaze. It Is suspected counsel for Edward, who kOled work and the balance came from addressed to Edgar A. Knapp of that a defective chlimiey was re­ persons who were not working at memory of their former Ewsociate, Red BEUik, N. J., who luul Ewk^ for “Watch your step and lay off Sol in g rate o f w age shall be p

hardly more. They hustled into their were not cleared at that hour. The EigEiinst the prohibition law eus it now Connor said Rose passed through Doyle, William McVeigh, Charles of the supervising architect in his elation, Inc., for relief work among garments in the snow and went to scenic beauty of the snow-laden exists Emd that the Republican P eut- COVENTRY the dining room while Eddie and his O’Connor, Joseph Limerick, P. J. discretion by any satisfiictory gen­ the home of A. E. Ludwig who lives trees weis a delight to everyone. The ty should not, and cEumot Edford to the Jobless. Plans to create a pen­ father were eating dinner, and said eral contractor, and provided a de­ across the road in what is widely warm sun began destroying the O’Connor and Danie' Haggerty. no longer ignore the Issue. ’The ex­ The North Coventry Cemetery As­ sion fund in the near future Is an­ she was going to the home of a girl posit of $15 is made for 4ach set to other reason for the desire to obtain known as the Chartiey place. There beauty about 9 o’clock and by night­ The reniEdns were plEiced in the periences of the lEust decade and a sociation will hold its EumuEil meet­ they telephoned for the Ellington friend. receiving vault in St. Bridget's ing at the home of its president H. Eissure its prom pt return. a larger crowd than has ever wlt- Story of Murder fall most of it may be off the trees, hEdf have shown conclusively th^t fire company. It is a long run and cem etery. the prohibition law eis now frAmed, Bertram Pomeroy, Tuesday evening, It is expected that the work will ' nessed the show in previous years. “Eddie and his father finished the temperature remaining well the mow was deep. Before the fire­ is impossible of enforcement and Feb. 9'at 8 p. m. All members are be started not later than April 1, Eight acts will be presented, hav­ their dinner,” he sEiid, and Eddie above the freezing point. men arrived the cottage and Its con­ that the evils that have sprung up urged to attend. depending on weather conditions at ing been obtained by Captain Her­ threw himself on the Davenport; "Nastiest” to Handle tents had been destroyed and all Em a result are far worse than the 'The Coventry Simshine Cookers the time. man Schendel and Manager Hugh the old man sat in an easy chair, MEmager Scott of the Connectiaut How She Hitting? Campbell of the State. Thirty-two that was left was a cellar full of good it is claim ed could be Emcom- m et a t the hom e o f their leEiders embers. and this lad took his book and began Compamy cEilled the storm one o f the Friday and prepared tw o cereEii U. S. DEFEATS POLAND people in all will take part in the “mutiest to handle” that he Ims ever pllshed.” show, coming from various points House and contents were insured to read. BY ISRAEL KLEIN He imserted he considered prohibi­ dishes. for |1,500, considerably less than “While they were there, bothering witnessed in his long experience as Science Editor, NEA Service Mrs. Cora E. Kingsbury a Olympic Stadium, Lake Placid, N. throughout the state and New Eng an official of the company. The snow tion second in importance only to Y., Feb. 5.—(AP)— 'The United the loss. no one, the two men, bent on ag­ No matter how well prepared an the economic situation Emd unem­ student at the Connecticut Agri­ land. Fred Werner will conduct a w as fu ll o f m oisture and pEu;ked States team swamped Poland 4 to 1 five-piece orchestra. gression, saying they were going to automobile may be for winter driv­ ployment Emd that he strongly fa­ cultural college is spending a few down hard on the tracks spreading today in its second appeEuance in fix things up, came in. ing, it is essentiEd that utmost care vored a courageous anti prohibition days with her parents after finishing “They walked in unannoimced. a coat of Icf over the rails in many and 'patience be shown on the part mld-yeEur exam inations. She w ill the Olympic hockey series. JAPS LA N ) MOKE stand by the party. Jobnny Bent Eind Jack Gookman, This boy on the Davenport was places, he said. This delayed the of the driver at this time of the Barbour's statement followed return Monday Eind start her second year; semester’s work. members of the same Yale forward JACK SHEA FIRST spoken to by Donaldson, who said snow-plough crews considerably and closely the declaration of Senator Sunday evening the Mendelssohn line two years ago, were the out- ‘at last Tve got you here.’ caused numerous derailments, one of The cooling system may not be James J. Davis of PennsylvEmia for TIOOrS AT SHANOIAI Male chorus of Waterbury will pre­ stEindlng stEurs as the United States “ L ucas (A . G. L ucas) said *we’ve which occurred at Burnside. Snow­ frozen, the crankcEise oil amd other a state liquor amendment to the IN OLYMPIC RACE ploughs were continually going off lubricants may be of just the right sent “The MessiEdi" at the Storrs got back some of the loss suffered come to settle something and we’re Constitution and modification of the in yesterday’s 2 to 1 defeat by Cana­ (Continued from Page 1.) the tracks, Manager Scott related. consistency for cold weather, and churcb, at Storrs, beginning at 7:30 going to do it.' VolsteEid law. 'This was severely da. Between them they scored all Power Wire Breaks everything else may be in ship­ p. m. (Contintied from Page 1.) “Eddie said ‘I’m sorry, we can’t criticized Ismt night by F. Scott Mc­ three goals. John Garrison counted forcing China to surrender her The chief trouble in the Manches­ shape. But if the driver starts the Mrs. Mary Eldridge of Manches­ talk about this. I'll have to ask you Bride, generid superintendent of the the lEist goaL sovereign rights imder armed pres­ to go’ and Mr. Allen also asked them ter area, however weus due to the car at the very first turn of the ter is visiting her mother Mrs. Lydia world record is held by Charles A nti SEdoon LeEigue w ho Emserted Clark for a few weeks. . Matblesen, of Norway, who covered sure. Because the Chinese govern­ to go. snapping of a high tension wire in motor, if he “revs” up the engine too high in order to WEirm it up that while the Davis stand implied Even in these “modernistic times” ' 1500 metres against time in ment has continued to refuse Japan “Eddie went to the telephone in Buckland. This reduced the available a conversion to the wet cause, it In decided to take further steps at quickly, he will soon have a crip­ a group of Coventry women stiU find ’2:17 4-10. the hall. Donaldson grabbed him by pow er fo r the heavily loEuled tracks reality represents surrender to the Shanghai.” pled' car on his bands. time t omeet once a week for the The unfamlliarity of the Nor­ the lapel, threw him aroimd, punchr which were CEurying regular trolley arbitrary demEmds of the ruthless “old fEishloned quilting party”. A wegians, Finns, and Swedes with the The important thing to remem­ ed him in the Jaw, and then began cars Eis well as those of the snow­ wet VEme machine.” group o f six lEidles on one street American style of racing, man GOINGS AT GENEVA plough type. There was a long delay ber during winter is the neces­ CIRCLE Geneva, Feb. 5— (AP)—The Chin­ to beat him. sity of patience, besides the extra meet weekly. Mrs. BenjEunin Struck against man, instead of racing ‘"This brute Lucas went over and as patrols sought the point where ese delegation to the world dis­ CEU'e and attention the auton^obile entertained the group leust Wednes­ Saturday and Sunday against time, and the defeats of took that old man and pinned his the wire had broken and it was not day evening. - their champions and record holders, armament conference today express­ requires. This patience must be arms behind his back and struck his until 2:45 that the trouble weis LATEST STOCKS Paul Giesecke a junior at 'Tuft’s Bemt Evensen, Ivar Ballangrud, ed anxiety over the “extension of evident especially when the car is loved~and knee into him and threw him bodily located Eind repaired. During this College is spending a few days with Michael Staksrud, Ossian Blomquist, welfare on the Shanghai front” being started, Eind most particularly la a chair. The boy got up, hit at time the storm gained a tremendous New York, Feb. 5.—(AP)— The his parents after completing mid­ FEARED BY Carl Lihdberg, and Han Engnes- while the Council of the Leagrue of Etiter it hsis been in a cold garage Stock Market slipped out of its nar­ Nations apparently was at a stand­ Donaldson, and ran to the telephone advantage. year examinations. tangen so decisively in all the speed all night. row trading rut on the down side to­ ^WOMEN . . . still In its peace program. in distress, calling for help.” No Extra Busses A few extra minutes devoted to Charles Scott is spending a few races so far, have generated bad day, but with scEmt acceleration of HATED The Coimcll nervously fingered No extra busses were avEdlable to warming up the engine slowly Emd days visiting his mother Mrs. BY feeling in the foreign delegations. trading. Article XVI of the Covenant of the replace the crippled trolley service, methodically will save msmy more Frances Scotti of Brooklyn, N. Y. MEN! WHICH Calls Action “Fiasco” 'The rather marked sag, deqilte Some of the Scandinavians have League, which authorizes league Scott said, ail of the busses being out minutes, and mEmy dollars, later on. Mr. Scott plEuis to return to Coven­ decidedly light selling pressure, was try next week. OF HfS FOES - sworn they will never race in the members to join in economic mili­ SPECULATORS SQUEEZED on their regular nms. The local bus In stsirting, therefore, the motor < United States again. Their leaders tary sanctions against an aggressor. service continued practically on should be nm at a rate that equids regarded in broketoge circles Em in­ RANG DOWN L.this m orning called the halting o f W. W. Yen of the Chinese delega­ BY JAPANESE BANKERS schedule. The “work CEur" which not more ttatm about 20 miles an dicating that 'traders were waiting H fS LAST ^the second heat of the 1500 metres tion was restrained by several fac­ comes to Manchester early in the hour in driving. ’The choke should to see whether the low levels of eEu-Iy JEmuary would be penetrated. COMMERCIAL PACT CURTAfHf ^trials a “fiasco” something never tors from invoking this theoretically morning to bring Manchester motor- be used as spEudngly eis possible. t^heard o f before.” O fficials made the most potent of the League’s consti­ New York, Feb. 6.— (AP)—Spec­ men imd conductors to their runs Only at the very start should the Failure of \he list to meet support |starters in the heat stop and try it tutional powers, that is, its strong­ ulators in foreign exchange who sold failed to get through and these em­ choke be pulled out all the way, and at those levels would be interpreted MAY BE SCRAPPED f again when they decided the skaters est teeth. the Japanese yen short on Japan’s ployees had to get to HEurtford the then only for a brief moment. As beEirishly. The first restraining factor was ' were loafing. suspension of gold ifiiipments and best they could. Some were unable soon as the motor turns over under Rails were agEdn notably heavy. “They’ll be laughing at that all the knowledge that the American because of her difficulties In China its own power, the choke should be Norfolk and Western and Delaware (Oonttnned Prom Page 1.) government looks askance at Article to get transportation mid reserves ’'.over Europe tomorrow," one leader were severely “squeezed” by the were CEdled to replace them. pushed back until it is not more and Hudson lost about 6 points in a .paid. XVI, thus raising the possibility of thin mEirket, and declines o f 2 to accessories, clocks, and musical in- Yokohama sp^e bankt It became Bus Leaves Road ^ « than half way out „ Olympic rules provide howeypr, restricted cooperation from Wash­ more thEm 3 appeared in Southern struments. known today. ' ■ A Rockville bound buz went off In about t ^ mlnutia, the motor J ot just such action if the referee ington in composing the conflict How the bank^ the actual control­ Pacific, Chesapeidce and Ohio, New Also there are the abnormEd Im­ the road west of Gammons comer will be warm enough for comfort­ ^ecldes the skaters are loafing and Then, too, the Chinese wished to ler o f JapEui’s currency fooled the Haven, Samta Fe, R ock IslEmd Emd ports duties of fifty percent levied In Hilliardvllle when the driver turn­ able driving, the oil in the enmke^se ^Jockeying too much for positions. be given every opportunity for con­ speculators throughout the world Vlll be loosened up and well dis­ Union Pacific. Other Issues off 2 or a Ibw months ago. All these exist­ ed out for a branch he mistook for Headed by Shea, the three Amerl- tinued procedure under Article XV and made a profit estimated at near­ tributed through the engine, and the more included U. S. Steel, American ing duties are not Eiffected by the of the Convenant, which provides a fallen tree. No one was Injured as y>cans, slightly spread out, held the ly 81,000,000 besides, was related by ckr may be ready to leave. ’Then Telephone, Dupont, Allied Chemical, new ten percent general tariff. for submission of disputes between the bus In charge of Driver, Hogan, 'leda as the pack shot into the final S. Sonoda, agent of the bank. the choke should be pushed all the American Tobacco “B", EastmEm, The highest existing tariff which members to the council and council plunged down an enbankment Into with ^ap and increased the pace to a wild “In the few weeks preceding Jap­ w ay in. Cime and others, while declines of a Eiffecta the United States is on aprlnt. investigation of them. the woods, narrowly missing sevend an's prohlMtion of |^d shipments point or so were numerous. Coppers spirits which, levl^A on such articles Ian Keith: i The information that held the trees. The New York, New Haven thousands of mrsons thoxight the Overuse of the choke will cause and oils sagged fractionally. as perfumes, amounts in some eases -Canadians slightly back broke on PLANE SHOT DOWN and Hartford Railroad Company re­ to $30 a gallon. There also are nation was headed for war,” he said. many difficulties in cold weather, In the rEdls, the coal ca rry ! Dorothy Sebastian the turn coming into the stretch and ShEuighal, Feb. 5.— (AP)— The “TheY tried to sell Japanese bonds ported no trouble, all trains running even thought ordinary precautions l^eavy dutiea on gasoline, tobacco, Hurd got past Murray and Taylor. master of a British steamer which on schedule this morning. .'g:da were particularly heavy. The ^Ik and motion pioturo films. Lloyd Hughes short, but found that the govern­ have b^n taken. mildness of ^ e winter had adversely Great Showing Eirri'vred here this evening said he had ment was supporting the market. A lso Trees Break Down For Instance, exceaa gasoline affected the traffic of those lines. > Shea was streaking into the seen a Japanese airplane down in “Then they turned to the Japanese Two large trees were snapped off forced into the combustion chambers Carriers serving the soft coal regions atretch, however, and Hurd had no the Yangtze River beyond the Chi­ yen, In w hl^ the Yokohama specie PUBLIC RECORDS at the base of the high winds and will aeep unburned down the aldez of are also feeling the low rate of in- chance to catch him. The beat he nese forts at Woosung. The pilot bank is practically the only buyer. the cylinders and into the crankcase. BOB STEELB could do was to pick up a few heavy burden of snow. One was at du.strial activity. was still ia the cockpit, tedly The speculators scud into a bag, and The lubricating oil, so essential for yards, but Shea’s second title in two Hilliardvllle where a large white While the wage rate reduction Warrantro Drod wounded. a few days before Japan dropped birch tree was discovered blocking efficient operation, will be diluted days, the greatest showing ever It was thought here that this plane gold shlpmenta the bank called all has been regarded in financial Ralph A. McNally to the Man­ ‘‘SOOTH OP made by an American Winter Olym­ the road by Patrolman David Qalli- with this gasoline and so lose much quarters as highly constructive, it chester Trust Company, lot 28 In the might the one which the Chinese contracts and forced the short sell­ gan shortly after midnight This was of its necessary lubricating quali­ SANTA FE’* pic athlete, greatest showing ever said they had shot down two days ers to deliver yen at the standard is pointed out that real benefits will Hollywood tract. made by an American Winter Olym- removed by the local highway de­ ties. depend upon a revival of freight ago with anti-aircraft guns from price of 49.50 to 49.80 cents. Many Furthermore, gasoline seeping me athlete, never really was in partment at 5 d'clock this morning, movement. The announcement of Los Angeles salva^ about 1000 the Woosung forts. On the same day ot the sellers In their short opera­ down the clylnder walla cuts the oil Vinishlng Ltf^on No. d a n ger. traffto being blocked in the mean­ the Pennsylvania that it would seek tons of tin cans ana other metals I they said they had sunk a Japanese tions had contracted to deliver yon already there and causes scarring T^lor, out of contention as at prices far below the standard time. The force from the highway a loan from the Reconstruction Fi- from its scrap heaps every month. winner, slipped on the last turn, and destroyer in the Whangpo. of the walls and even grabbing of price. department had Just previously been nancs Cornoration to aid in Us fail, hampering Stack. Results of engaged in a similar clean-up Job on the pistons when there is lack of “The yen Is now seUlng at about sufficient lubrication. electrification program, provided the preliminary heats follow: AMERICANS ARRIVE Maple street Here a huge maple Shanghai, Feb. 5— (A P )—^A group 35 cents, but short sellers are afraid, another indication of the difficulties First heat, won by Herbert Tay­ tree on the Edward Dunn property of American residents of Nanking and they have good reason to be.” There's water in gasoline, too, which ths leading systems are hav­ lor, United States ; second, Frank snapped off at the foot and crashed ing in raising funds, Stack, Canada; third, Bert Jensen, who left there yesterday after the no matter how much effort is being Today Today United States coi»ul general recom' across the road at about 9:30 o'clock put into its refinement nowadays to Nevsrthsless, ths steel industry is Norway; fourth, Hans Engnestang- last night, forming a barricade still hopeful of a substantirl amount en, Norway; fifth, Ossian Blomquist, mended evacuation of women and keep water and other impurities and and children from the city, arrived here against traffic which forced auto­ out. This water, in cold weather, of business from the rsllroads, as Finland; sixth, Tomejyu Urma, ABOIIITOWN mobiles going east or west on the result ot ths lower wages, and prob­ Japan. Time 2:49 S-10. tonight aboard the ^ tish steamer will freese and even >»kuse the oil )n Saturday Saturday street to detour. able aid from the Reconstruction Tuckw o. The Manchester Green Commun­ the crankcase to harden more than Second heat, won by Jack Shea, Corporation, Southeiti Pacific an­ United States, Second, Bill Logan, They said conditions there were ity club will have a brief business SO Inch Tree it would if gasoline weren't there to nounced that tt would shortly place Canada; third, Ivar Ballangrud, outwardly “not serious" but they meeting tonight at 7:30. The first Members of the town highway de­ dilute i t an order for 20,000 tons of rails. Norway; fourth, Herbert Flack, left when advised to do so. of a new series of five setback partment began to clear the road at Proper choking of the motor, and Canada; fifth, Shoso Ishiwara, They are Mr. and Mrs. Edward dances will follow, and all players midnight and completed the work at then only during the staVting pro­ The weekly Federal Reserve Japan; sixth, Lloyd Guenther, James, missionaries; Miss Anne are urged to attend tonight and try 4 o’clock this morning. The maple cess, is essentia) to keep this gaso­ statement, showing an increase of United SUtes 2:58. . Higgins; Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Helper, for the worthwhile capital prizes. was nearly thirty inches in diameter line out of the crankcase, and in $42,000,000 in currency, was. re­ Third heat 1500 metres: won' by Philadelphia; E. L. Sharp, Madison, All cash awards will be given to­ and was badly rotted at the base. It fact to get the most out of the fuel. garded as disappointing tn several Ray Murray, United States; second, N. J.; Dr. Davis Weeks, University night and refreshments served. was not a clean break, as a splinter Even with all this care. It is good quarters. Nevertheless, bankers Alex Hurd, Canada; third Michael of California. about six feet high remained stand­ practice to test the crankcase oil are hopeful that the campaign Kawamura, Japan; fiifth, Tokyo Home Sunday, Wcushington Sun­ ing, supporting the trunk across the every 600 miles at this time of year. launched by the Washington admin­ Kawamura, Japan; fiifth, Tokuo NOT SATISFACTORY day and Scout Sunday, all in one, sidewalk. Lanterns were placed on Most cautious use of the choke may istration to halt hoarding, together Kitani, Japan; sixth, Carl Undberg, Paris, Feb. 6.— (AP)—^The For­ will be observed at the morning ser­ both sides of the tree to warn motor­ cause dilution. Therefore there is with the start of operations of the Sweden. Time 2:29 9-10. eign Office said today that the vice at the Second Congregational ists of the danger. Lucidly no cars need for watching the engine oil Reconstruction Corporation will, French government considered Jap­ church the coming Sabbath. Rev. F. were in the vicinity when the maple more closely in winter when the witiiin a few weeks begin to bring an’s answer to the five-point pro­ C. Allen, the pastor, will take for crsished to the ground. choke is us^ more often. money back to the banks. Out of every hundred married posal unsatisfactory, and was ready and his subject, “Radiant Homes.” All A utos StaU If the oil Is diluted and thin, fresh 'The week end business mer- couples in France, 23 have no fam­ to throw full support to further ef­ of the people of the parish are urged Countless automobiles were stalled oil should he substituted. Tt is well CEmtile reviews continued to report ily, 25 have only one child, and 22 forts by the United States to solve marked quiet in most lines, al- to attend in families. Scoutmaster in the streets. This was especially >K’orth the time and extra cost. have two children. Less than three Sino-Japanese difficulties. thoxigh some of the lighter lines are' Hayden Griswold and Troop 1 of the noticeable sdong Main street wbere percent have more than seven chil­ Diplomatic reports of military church will attend in a body. The The slight presence of water tn showing some season^ pickup. dren. maneuvers in Shanghai caused offi­ cars left parked overnight were The money market was a little troops at Bucklemd and Manchester hemmed in by piles of snow and ice gsisoUne also may cause trouble with cials to fear a decisiv"! Sino-Jap bat­ Green-have also been invited. the carburetor, unless tills important easier, with some call monev offered tle was imminent. The press pointed swept to the side of the road by the U of one percent under the official town ploughs which had no alterna­ part o f the ear is cleaned out regru- out that Japan’s reservations on two Private cars will be, at the 2H percent rate. Federal funds tive in opening the streets to traffic. lariy. The water seems to collect of the five points in the peace pro­ terminus of the trolley line at Main in the bowl of the carburetor where drooped to percent, from In mEuiy other places, drivers who posals left the situation in suspense. and Charter Oak struts this eve­ a freezing spell wlU stop the flow of 3-8 >4 yesterday. turned out too fEu: to pEuu other WILLIAMS, Inc. ning at 7:46, to convey any who fuel. WANT TO BUY ITt wish to attend the setback party of nmchlnes found themselves in diffi­ A frozen carburetor bowl requires 25 AGGDBS GET SWEATERS the Girls’ bowling league at the culty. In some InstEuices aid had to patient thawing, then draining, be­ A rctics London— If you’re In the market Highland Parte (immunity club­ be obtained from gEurages. fore the cEur can proceed on Its own Twenty-five members of the 1931 for a nice casUe, with ancestral house. All-Time Record power. Texiui Aggies football team that 4 Buckle records and everything, the Duke of Despite the hopes of the niEinage- finished third In the Southwest Con­ Montrose will sell you his. The A son was bom yesterday to Mr. ment to have trEiffic in operation ference race were awarded varsitv burden of increased taxation and and Mrs. Blmest Reichert of 102 late in the forenoon It was 12:37 this letters. It was the largest football $2.95 business conditions has forced the Highland street. The baby was bom Eiftemoon before a snowplough had HOSPITAL NOTES letter award in many years. duke to sell BuchEU^ Castle, his at Mrs. HoWe’s Maternity Home on opened up the rails to the South residence in Grymeb, Stirlingshire. Wadsworth street Terminal here. MlCmGAN GRIPPER IB He intends to have a small house ’Thereby Ein fdl-time record was A son was born at the hospitid R u b b e rs yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph STUDENT built on the castle in which he and himg up, for this is the first time in Shea of 97 Mather street. the Duchess of Montrose can retire. NOT SO PLEASED thirty-seven years, during which the Mrs. Griswold Chappell of 69 Jen­ IVEm (Ivy) t^niamson, captain- 95c South MEuicbester-Hartford line has elect of the 1932 Michigan football BREAK FOR FREEDOM Houston, Tex.— Eddie B. Pierce sen street was discharged yesterday. had three ownerships, that trolley A daughter was born today at the team and all-conference end on was handed a two-year sentence for traffic between this town and Hart­ many selections,! is the scholastic CO-FEATURED ON THE SAME PROGRAM Gloves Big Rapids, Mich— locEd butch­ hospital to Mr. and Mrs.- John To­ A. burglary. “Thank you, gentlemen,” ford has been tied up for more than Eice of the'grid team. Re has scored er shop had aii extra large turkey bias of Talcottvllle. ool and Leather Lined he said, sarcastically, to the Jury. twelve hours. It was 12:16 this six A’s, nine B’s and one C in his gobbler up for sale. As a prospec­ Mrs. MEuy Wind of 46 Foster THE CXIBIEDY STAR OF “CDIARRON** With which he stamped on the floor morning that the last car left the tive customer walked in the store street weui admitted today. scholastic campEdgns. with his feet kicked the leg of the South Terminal for Hartford and and asked about the bird, Mr. Tur­ chair in which he had been sitting, The condition of Sergeant John 75c up the snow plough was the first rail IDAHO ELECTS HONORARY EDNA MAT OLmSR key cocked his head, got an idea of and pounded most anjrthing In the Crockett of the Manchester Police riding vehicle to arrive at that pofht CAPTAIN what It was all about, and flew room which came within his reach. Department, ill at the hospitid for afterw ard. in “FANNY FOLEY HERSELF”^ Caps $1.25 through the plate glass window. The He was quieted and taken off to over a week with pneumonia wqs re­ Spreadtaif Joy aofoM tte land IK a ztoiy Mft The heavy snowstorm caused a Arthur Sppugy, senior on Coach bird caused $200 damage before it start his sentence. ported today by his physician as with hnnaor and twart-teteUng aj^pzali was captured. heavy demand for men ciq>able of “ worse.” Leo CananiTs UUversity of Idaho ’WILLIAMS; Inc. handling a snow shovel, at the regis­ eleven, was elected honorary grid More than 7,000,000 men and Harry—Is Gertrude homely? tration bureau of the Mancheeter Plate glass made In the Uhlted captain for 1981. His mates chose ADDED AUSIACTION tONIGRt JohiMOB B lock women served under the British Charles—Well, If hsr face ia her Emergency Emplojrmeht Aseoda- States each jrear would pave a road Spaugy because he proved the big­ VAUDEVILLE P R 0G |^ flag during the War. Of this num­ fortime, her husband didn’t marry tlon, Inc., this morning. Thirty-five 18 feet wide from Boston to New gest inspiration to the team during ber 4,600,000 are still living. her for money. ^ j men were given shoveling Jobs by Orleans. the ^ajdng aMogu

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Tb® Bid Asked Washington, Feb. 6.—(AP)— A Am For Pow ...... 6% lunch room will be operated on the b]U to authorize the Connecticut Cap Nat B and T . 200 ter Racing Against Time same system as Uiose in the West Rnrer State Bridge Commissiqn to Prepare your car for Cora. River ...... 600 — Am Rad Stand ...... 6% and will feature depression prices. Htfd Cora Trust ...... — 90 A m S m e lt ...... 14% construct a bridge across the CCon- nectlcut river between Hartford aqd Than Human Opponents. Htfd Nat B and T ... — 27 Am Tel and T e l...... 112 . . . 200 East Hartford, Conn., was passed to­ First National ...... — . A^m Tob B ...... 76% HOLD DOPE DEALERS Land Mtg and Title .. — —* 20 day by the Senate and sent to the — 180 Am Wat Wks ...... 27 House. Olympic Stadium, Lake Placid, N. New Brit Trust ...... — Hartford, Feb. 6.— (AP) — 'Three West Hartford Trust.. — 220 A naconda ...... 9% alleged dope dealers, themselves T., Feb. 5—(AP) —Members of the A tch ison ...... 78% Inntraace Stocks heroin addicts according to the au­ Norwegian, Sweden and Finnish Auburn ...... 117% (wc on even/w ld Wemlier Unto Meed 34 thorities, were held under bonds of speed skating delegations called a Aetna Casualty ...... 31 Balt and Ohio ...... 16% 81,000 each when brought before RED CROSS ELEOION Aetna Life ...... 32 24 Bendix ...... 16% meeting today at noon to decide 26% (Commissioner Loughlin ^ s morn­ Aetna Fire ...... 24% Beth Steel ...... 16% ing by Federal agents. They are whether they wUl withdraw from 16% HELD l^T E R D A Y Automobile ...... Borden ...... 86% Frank Zanagachian of 109 Law­ the 10,000 metres prelimlnarlM to­ Cora. General ...... ^1 44 CJan P ac ...... 1A% 36 rence street; Viola Boyd)snegro, 46 day and protest the American man­ Hartford Fire ...... 84 C s s Q (J. I.) ...... 33 ner of conducting the Olympic speed 38 Portland street and Thomas F. The entire slate of officers as Hartford Steam Boiler 36 C^erro De P asco ....; ...... 12% Welch, 18 Niles street. recommended by the nominating a skating events. National Fire ...... 29 31 dies and Ohio ...... 23% WVERCRIP Bitterness has developed in the 41 None were able to furnish bonds committee was elected at the ranuu Phoenix Fire ...... 39 Chrysler ...... 12% and were taken to the coimty jail. meeting of Manchester Chapter. n e Qj^atest T,te ever bui/t Scandinavian camps over the fail­ Travelers ...... ^20 440 Coca C ola...... 105 ure of their champions and defend­ (Commissioner Loughlin botmd them American Red (Cross, held at the Public Utilities Stodu Col Gas ...... 12% over until Feb. 23. (Chamber of Commerce office yester-i ing Olympic' titleholders, such as Cora. EUec. Service .. 43 47 Coml Solv ...... 7% Brent Evensen and Ivar Ballangrud, Cora. Power ...... A l% 43% OODS GflJB ##••#••••••••••••• ®* /* to race effectively under the Ameri­ Greenwich WAG, pfd. — 70 Con Can ...... i 33% ^ B4 P ROADC can system of man-to-man competi­ Hartford Elec ...... 51 63 Com P ro d ...... 40% tion Instead of racing In lanes and Hartford G as ...... 40 D rug ...... 51% against time as they do abroad. Du Pont ...... 48% This afternoon Osslan Blomquist, do,-pfd ...... 89 S N E T C o ...... 118 122 E^astman Kodak ...... 79 of Finland, represented as the suc­ Elec Auto L ite ...... 26% 100% TRACTION... SkidPROOFl cessor to the great aas Thunberg, Manufacturing Stocks was to have his last chance in the Am Hardware ...... 24 26 Elec P and L ...... H% 10,000 metres heats. He is the Am Hosiery ...... 25 Gen El ...... 1® . . , SlipPROOF... the Year Round European champion ai, that dis­ Arrow H and H, com .. 10 13 Gen Foods ...... 33 tance, but has failed miserably in do, pfd ...... — 105 Gen M otor ...... 20% DEFIES Snow, Mud, Deep Sand, Gumbo and Wet Clay in Billings and Spencer.. — 2 G illette ...... 12% ‘ra d iits bis efforts in the 1500 and 6000 3 Any Weather----- and You’ll Find Them Just as Good on metres events. Bristol Brass ...... — 12 Gold D ust ...... 18% Concrete. The feeling came to a head when do pfd ...... 90 — Grigsby Grunow ...... '...... 1% American officials forced re-runnlng Case, Lockwood and B — 400 Int Harv ...... 23% Final Nothing else like it! Those big knobs will puU through the worst of the second heat of the 1500 Collins Co ...... 20 — Int N ick ...... 7% roads "off the pavement." POtVER GRIPS simply dig right in and metres today because the skaters Colt’s Firearms ...... 10 12 Int T and ...... 9 GO! Knobs throw out the road or snow with' every revolntlon. were loafing. v Eagle L o c k ...... • • • 1® 22 Johns Manville ...... 78% WON'T FILL UP! Chains never needed. Heavy duty 1 Ply construc­ "It was the silliest thing ever Fafnlr Bearings ...... — 66 Kelvinator ...... 8% tion. Fully covered by Riverside .Unlimited Guarantee without limit beard o f’, said Amas Palmroos, Fuller Brush, Class A .. — 14 K ennecott ...... 10% as to Time or Mileage. Thousands are in use. leader of the Finnish delegation, Hart and Cooley .... — 100 Kreug and Toll ...... 7% "such action is unprecedented and Hartman Tob, com .. — 2 Llgg and Myers B ...... M% Coat Clearance Riverside Power Grip Prices will be the talk of Europe tomor­ do, pfd ...... — 20 Loew’s ...... 28% 29x4.40-21; 30x4.60-21; 30x4.75-21 ...... 88.50 row. Personally Finnish skaters are Inter Silver ...... 1« 20 LoriUard ...... 18% 28x4.75-19; 29x5.00-19 ...... 9.73 through with skating American do, pfd ...... 53 McKeesp Tin ...... You Women Who Want Value > 29x4.50-20; 29x4.75-20; 30x5.00-20 ...... $10.10 stjde," Landers, Frary A Clk 29 31 Mont Ward ...... 7% Foreigners May Withdraw M*nn A Bow, Class A — 8 Nat Biscuit ...... 89% Buy Your Coat Now and Get. Other Sizes At Proportionate Savings Count Clarence Von Rosen, head do. Class B ...... Nat Cash R eg ...... 8% of the Swedish delegation, said he New Brit. Mch. com .. Nat D airy ...... 23% had called the meeting to talk the do, pfd ...... Nat Pow and L t ...... 12% situation over, but be would not North and Judd ...... 9 11 N Y Central...... 27% forecast what action would be Niles Bern Pond ...... 6% 8% NY NH and H tfd ...... sought. Peck, Stow and Wilcox 1 North Amer ...... 31% Under the Olympic rules, the Unit­ Russell Mfg Co ...... 14 Noranda ...... 13% ed SUtes has the right to stage the Scovlll ...... 18 20 Packard ...... 4 Emergency Chains races under the present style with Stanley W orks ...... 17% 19% Param P u b ...... 8% 32 " f i O f f Case Hardened the permission of the International Standard Screw ...... 27 Penn ...... 20% Easy on and off Olympic authorities. do., pfd., guar.. A .. 101 Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 3% "There will be no official protest," Smytbe Mfg C o ...... 20 P h illip s' P ete ...... 4% All Popular Sizes from Taylor and Fenn .... — 120 Pub Serv N J ...... 50% Dress Coats in this season’s most suc­ a Norwegian spokesman, said "we 32 are sportsmen, but what we will do Torrlngton ...... 30 Radio ...... 7% .C o. 16% 17% cessful style and Travel Tweed Coats is say right now that we are Underwood Mfg Rad-K eltb ...... 5% 10 Reading ...... 30% through with racing American Union Mfg Co . suitable for year round wear. • We are 29 c to 35 cea. U S Envelope, com.. 95 — Rem Rand ...... 2% style." do, pfd ...... 05 — R ey Tob B ...... 87 Chevrolet and Ford Sizes Whether that means withdrawal now selling at the lowest prices. Veeder Root ...... — 12 Sears R oebuck...... 80% of Norwegian entries in the beats of Whitlock Coll Pipe.... — H Sinclair ...... 5% the 10,000 metres this afternoon, be J.B,Wirms Co. $10 par —. 90 Socony V a c ...... 8% would not say. Norway has entered South P a c ...... 80 Radiator Glycerine Bemt Evensen, who lost bis 600 Stand Braqds ...... 12% $2-70 & $3-30 Winter has just started. Save the metres Olympic crown to Jack Shea, St Gas and El ...... 27% expense of a new radiator. and Ivar Ballangrud, who was strip­ St Oil Cal ...... 22% Spring Sweaters ped of bis 6000 metres crown by St Oil N J ...... 26% Chain link weaves and hand knit eifects with long p r "Road-Grips" guard you against coatly Irving Jaffee, in yesterday's finals; Texas Corp ...... 11% accidents! They stop skidding. They’re as well as Michael St^rud^and Timken Roll Bear ...... 18% i^ort sleeves in gay Spring colors. built for doable wear . . . big heavy Hina l^gnestangen. Trans-America ...... 2% Unks of case-hardened steeL Save on $ 1*29 Sweden has but one entry, Carl Union Carbide ...... • 29% your set-now.^ Undberg, and Finland brou^t but Unit Aircraft ...... 14% one man, Ossie Blomquist. Both are When yon see our new Sweaters Larger Sizes At Equal Savings! New York, Feb. 6.—’The next im­ Unit Corp ...... 8% champions abroad. Unit Gas Imp ...... 18% portant dividend meeting on the fi­ you’ll agree that they are probably Radiator Alcohol nancial calendar is that of the U S Ind Alcohol ...... 22% U S R u b b e r ...... 4 $ 1.98 American Telephone and Telegraph the most fashionable' in style, Ward's Denatured Alcohol in. gal­ Co. scheduled for nestt Wednesday. U S Steel ...... 89 lon containers, 188 proof No. 6 for- ACCIDENTALLY SHOT Util Pow and L t ...... 8% Being the coimtry’s premier invest­ weave and color assortment that And Others umla. ment stock, there is a vital interest Warner Piet ...... 8 West Union ...... 86 from $1.00 tp Chester, Conn., Feb. 6,— (AP) — in the meeting in spite of the assur­ you have seen. Battery Life Test proves Mrs, Doris Oerminl, 18 was shot and ances that have come from official West El and M fg ...... 24% $2.98 seriously wounded early today when quarters that the 89 dividend rate W oolw orth ...... 41 4 9 ^ gallon a rifle being cleaned on the floor Will be continued so long as it is below by John Breslin accidentally earned. The best informed esti­ LAKE PLACID BAND discharged. The bullet passed mates place the company’s earn­ SHOWS IT HAS HUMOR through the floor of her room and ings for last year at a shade over K i H C the mattress of the bed on which 89, and it is therefore believed that Lake Placid, Ne. Y., Feb. 5—(AP) Ford Radiators she was lying and lodged in her left no ground exists for apprehension New Giildren’s Dresses —Members of the brass band that Greater Power For all Ford cars. Fidly guaran­ side just below the chest. She was of any reduction at this time. labors through snow and storm and teed and priced below oompeililob. taken to Middlesex county hospital freezing ^nds, to play^ the in­ Longer Life Than in Middletown. The board of managers of the cidental miisic for the outdoor per­ Her year old son was l3in g in a New York Cotton Exchange has de­ formances of the winter Olympics Of beautiful fast color prints at- f o r $10.^ Batteries crib beside the bed. nied the petition of members re­ haven’t lost their sense of humor, The rifle belonged to her brother- questing an extra holiday on Febm- even though most of the skin on tractively styled in pleated or ^ 7.40 in-law John (Serminl, who asked ary 13, following Lincoln’s birthday. their lips long since has been frozen $5o95 * Breslin, a neighbor, to clean it for to the brasses. flared models in sizes 2 to 6 with $1.00 Less 75c On Your Old % u a n i him and warned him it was loaded. Wall street reports are to the ef­ Today in a fine, sturdy snowstorm, B attery! John Breslin said be was preparing fect that the 1931 statement of the the band merrily ripped off "In ’The bloomers and 7 to 14. » to remove the cartridges when it Air Reduction Company will be Good Old Summer ’Time". Later You start QUHDKLY wltih Tire Chain discharged. more favorable than previously es­ "When It’s Springtime In ’The Winter King! It's brimful of State police investigated but timated. ’The profits, it is pre­ Rockies.” ’Then they evened things PEP. Extra Heavy Plates M onths Adjusters make it EX'TRA S'TURDY! made no arrest. dicted, will cover the 83 regular with "Jingle Bells." Extra strong heavy brass springs. and 81.50 extra dividend payments Save! Get It Now. made during the year. FIRST HEAVY SNOW

Wlnsted, Feb. 5. — (AP) — A c pau* mantle of winter, ten inches in STORM KILLS TWO 25 thickness, settled over northwest­ ern Connecticut during the night, the first heavy snow storm of the Smart New Crepe Don’t Neglect season. The rain of yesterday Boston, Feb. 5—(AP) — A heavy turned to snow and this fell until snow storm which blanketed New Cross Chains England late last night and today after midnight. The temperature was indirectly responsible for at A n sizes which was 48 at noon at noon was least two deaths provided work for DRESSES To Keep Your Extra heavy case hardened 20 at daybreak. ^ thousands of men and caused .wide­ State plows were out on highways spread inconvenience through crip­ all night and the rooming sun That Answer Fashion’s pled wire and transportation ser­ found most of them cleared for traf­ vices. fic. On side roads the snow packed A howling gale accompanied the Call to Colors! ®*®^ Feet Dry 69♦ 1*00 down on a layer of Ice and many snowfall as the storm swept up the per set of ten automobiles were stalled. Drivers coast. At Block Island, the wind at­ who could not get out of their pre­ tained a velocity of 45 miles an \ dicament left machines until day­ hour. light when they went back to dig Boston had a fall of 8 inches of .9 5 Compare These Prices them out. snow during the night. Elsewhere The storm gave town officers op­ Handy Snow Shoyel heavier depths were encountered. Men’s Boots $2.00 up portunity to set men at work and Portland, Maine and Lowell each f hundreds in Litchfield county towns Eouals any -960 shovel made! Re- had 13 inches. Concord, N. H., had Inforoed steel blade. today were wrestling with snow 10 and Northfield, Vt., eight. Men’s 4 Buckle Arctics $2.00 shovels. Amherst reported 14 inches while Wpmen’s and Misses’ Sizes there were 12 at Springfield. New Men’s Dress Rubbers 95c EDITOR DIES Haven, Conn., experienced a fall of It’s a grand treat when you can buy such only four inches but there were 10 bright, vivid frocks for only 84.95! Youthful inches on the ground at Wlnsted. Men’s W ork Rubbers $1.09 Concord', N. H., Feb. 5—(AP) — style# in canton and flat crepe—suitable for Entire length 48 inehes Henry H. Metcalf, newspaper editor, Sharp flashes of lightning occur­ business, street and informM wear! Just see author and long one of New Hamp­ red during the storm. the lovely new sleeve eflwts—the intricate Women’s All Rubber Galoshes shire’s outstanding Democrats, died seamings, and the chic, colorful touches tiiat - $1.49 to $2.15 today he was bom in Newport, URGES NEW PROBE ^ e found usuedly in much higher priced mod­ April 7, 1841. els. If you want a smart new dress for the He was graduated from the Uni­ Four Cell Battery Washington, Feb. 6.—(AP) — Early Spring season, come early for one of . Women’s Rubbers 79c t ;'V versity of Michigan in 1866, ad­ these. A hot shot to start your c m , mitted to the New Hampshire in Representative McFadden, (R., Penn.) today introduced a resolution truck. 1886 but entered the field of journal­ Other New Spring Dresses $2.88 Boys’ Rubbers 59c up ism, editing papers In Littleton, calling for a (Congressional Investi­ Dover, Manchester and Concord. In gation of the (Carnegie foradation, Children’s Rubbers 59c up 1877 he founded the Granite Month­ which he charged is dominated by ly. He was author of a number of "Internationalists.’’ $1.65 books. CKiia^n’s Gdlosbes $1.39 up TO OUT SALARIES DIE TOGETHER

Lafayette, Ind., Feb. 6.—(AP) — West Haven, Feb. 6.— (AP)—■ The Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Schmitz West Haven board of finance last prayed they might die together. night took steps to effect a ten per­ Montgomery Ward & Co M o n t g o m e r y W a r d & Co Hf-"- Yesterday Schmitz fell down bis cent reduction In salaries o f all town employes. A resolution was passed basemefit stairs and was killed. 824.828 MAfN ST. , DrAL 5161 .‘ S p e r H Four hours later his wife died of aalung department heads to furnish 824-828 Main Street, T el 5161, Spr^ ‘ Manchester , ttabetM, without knowtag of her a statsment of thslr needs for the bosband’s acddent He was 79. She fiscal year on the basle.of such a re­ WM 76. duction. -s. ' . Vt

fAQ F FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1988. CARTOONS TO SHOW THREE REPORTED MENUS ERRORS OF DRIVERS ^ MISSING IN HUB For Good Health A nd th w e w m «too a e l m amonf them, which of then 'ilMim g )te ia !»Y MKA RDBFRT TALLEY ha MXMHmtod the freateet. Lain Motor Vehicle Department A WMk*t Sopply, \ . __ Two Harvard Stodents and Racoininended Bjr Wind puffe up esapty bladders; To Pot Ont Series on High- i>r. FraRk B. McCoy Japan Leaps From Antiquity To Unirersit; Clnb Treaaorer opinions, foohkVSooratM A Missing Nearly a Week. way Hints and Hazards. TO BOMB SLAYEB SUGGESTED MENUS Industrial Beeluve as Trade Follows a______Dr. McCoy's Menus euggested for Edmonton, Alberta. Feb. 8. — Boston, Feb. 5.—(AP) — Massa­ (AP)—Captain W. R. "Whop" A seiies of cartoons entitled the week beginning February 7th. chusetts police today sought three “Highway Hints and Hazards" Sunday i Her Flag May, prominent flier whp 1$ raoug missing men—two of them Harvard north to aid a royal northwest which will depict traffic erroi^ of Breakfast—^Eggs poached in Milk, students and the third, the treas­ mqunted police posse In the cap- drivers, pedestrians and other par­ served on Melba Toast; baked ap­ urer of the University Club of Bos­ ture of .^bert Johnson, a de­ ple. ton. ticipants is being prepared by the mented trapper encamped near Ak- Lunch—Buttermilk (1 pint); 10 The students were Floyd Stewart lavlk, N. W. T., reached Fort Simp­ Connecticut Department of Motor or 12 Dates. of Garden City, Kan., and Nathaniel son, N. W. T., yesterday, a mes­ Vehicles for release twice weekly to Dinner—Baked Chicken, whole­ E. Jones of Billerica, both taking sage received here said. He was daily newspapers of the State as wheat dressing; buttered Beets; courses at the Harvard Business expected to reach Aklavlk, 1,7(XI another method of promoting safety Spiuactb, Celery; Apricot Whip. . School. They were believed to have miles north of here, by Saturday. for the public in the use of the high­ Monday disappeared together and have been ’The trapper had slain one con­ ways. The cartoons will be sent out Breakfast—Cottage Cheese and missing since the ending of mid­ stable of the “mounted" and to the morning papers for publica- sliced Pineapple. year examinations last Friday. wounded another. Bojhba are to be Lunch—Corn Muffins; string Benjamin J. Dempsey, treasurer dropped on his stronghold from the Beans; Cauliflower Salad. of the University Club, has been plane. I'L L TELL THEWORLmH Dinner— Broiled Steak with missing_8ince Sunday, when he left Mushrooms; baked Eggplant; salad his Somerville home in his automo- HOWTO of chopped raw Cabbage; Pear bUe. DRIVE A "1 Sauce. ■s*> Had Poor Marks MOTOR EDITOR’S NOTE: This is ihe v e h ic l e Tuesday The disappearance of Stewart tiilrd of six stories on "Japan’s Sky­ and Jones was reported yesterday Breakfast—Coddled Eggs; Melba rocket Rise.’’ Toast; stewed Prunes. by ’Theodore Strelbert, assistant Keep Watch Im* the Limch — Cooked Cucumbers; dean of the Harvard Business By ROBERT TALLEY School, who said the youths lived Wholewheat Bread and Butter; NBA Service Writer “Feverish Cold” shredded Lettuce. together In one of the school dormi­ tories. They were last seen in vm Dinner—Cream Cheese (% pound Trade follows the flag—and also I If you u . *'ruB do:mi**or o o t o f ' to a serving); Turnips; sliced To- automobile and Dean Strelbert i condition, if sluggish bowels have matoe.o; Asparagus; Jello or Jell- follows the machine gim, the rifle thought that disappointment over and the bayonet. marks in their mid-year examina­ I allowed ^isonous impurities to Wel! with Cream. ! accumulate in your system, you Wednesday At least, militaristic Japan has tions might have led them to a trip Breakfast—Small dish of Whole­ somewhere. I are very liable to suffer from foimd it so. Stewart was 23 years old and wheat Mush; crisp Bacon; Melba Compressed into the six decades j ‘^feverish” colds. Toast; stewed Raisins. Jones was to have observed his 24th Lunch- Buttered Green Peas; of Japan’s short history as a mod­ birthday at his home in Billerica salad of Cucumber, Eg;g, and Let­ em nation, is a record bf eco­ ’Tuesday. I D r .'fiii^ E Iix ir tuce. nomic development which in most Dempsey phoned his wife Monday j Laxative Worm Expeller Dinner—Broiled Rabbit; string morning to tell her be was all right, other coimtries might have taken was going to the University dub tion every Monday and to the eve­ Beans; Carrots; salad of raw Spin­ centuries. Commercially — as will ward off or lessen these attacks by' ning papers every Friday, beginning ach; small dish of Jimket. ana would return home late in the giving reli^ from constipation. with her army and her navy— aftemobn. Mrs. Dempsey has not next week. Thursday heard from him since. Mrs. E. W. Stephan 31 Ken- ' Each cartoon wih portray some Breakfast—French Omelet j on Japan was late in getting started . . . but how she has since coi-.e Dempsey’s sister, Mrs. Elizabeth henna Road, Dorchester, M ass., phase of faulty operation and will Me'ba Toast; stewed Figs. IN THE WAKE OF THE FLAG COMES TRADE—^Top, a Japanese armored train in Manchuria; M^Curran of Bridgeport, Ctonn., oe accompanied by a brief state­ Limch—Baked Sweet Potatoes; eilong! , writes: — “It was recommended above, Japanese merchant vessels at Yokohama. saia that her brother had been ex­ to me by a rdative who had used ment, on proper driving'perform­ cooked Celery; salad of shredded Figures tell the story of what tremely nervous from overwork and ance, prepared by Commissioner I,etiuce. has happened in her momentous K$H. it for years, and I in turn most Dinner—Vegetable Soup; Roast to market to be made into hun­ 1872 when Japan saw its first rail­ she thought he may have gone away Hobbins B. Stoeckel or some other years sine 3 1870, when she finaliy HOW BAYONET HAS road. for a short rest. ’The treasurer’s sincerdy recommend it, most authority in the Department. The Beef; baked grated Turnips and got squared aroimd after Commo­ EXPANDED JAP TRADE dreds of different products, from books at the University d u b were Beets; salad of raw Cabbage; Prune all for children, but also as a jdrawings are being contributed by dore Perry had ft ;ed the open­ printing ink to infant foods and found to be In perfect order. laxative for adults.’* George R. Morris, Jr., New London Whip. ing of her ports in the 1850’s: SOUTH MANCHURIA RAIL­ from soap to linoleum in the value TOMORROW: If you were a Jap­ Friday Snccessfolly aied for 8x years. -newspaperman and cartoonist. Japan’s Foreign Trade WAY ZONE—Won from Russia of millions. anese in Tokio today .... bow you Six ribs were stolen from a Den­ A small bewhiskered sage, known Breakfast—Poached Egg; crisp in war of 1904-05; heart of would live, where V<>u would tr^ e , ver man. Which was quite likely Exports Imports China’s richest mineral and agri­ what you would see, where you as Colonel Caution, will appear in Waffle with small amount of Maple 1870 $7,260,000 $17,000,000 more than he could spare. every picture c ' the series. He will Syrup and Butter; Applesauce. cultural area. The story of Japan’s first railroad would work .... The big cities "go 1880 14,200,000 18,300,000 KORfilA—Occupied after war is worth telling. American," but the ancient customs ^ve expressions of admonishment to Lunch—Stewed Com (canned); 1890 28,800,000 42,000,000 drivers whose errors he witnesses in Asparagus; shredded Lettuce. with Russia, formerly annexed in of old Japan still cling in the hinter­ 1900 102,200,000 148,500,000 1910; Japanese capital now con­ Back in 1869, there was a rice land. the cartoons, the words of advice Dirmer—Jellied Tomato Con­ 1910 229,200,000 232,100,000 famine in one of Japan’s southern being kindly or caustic as the occa­ somme; broiled Filet of Sole; sliced trols 85 per cent of trade and in­ 1920 974,200,000 1,168,100,000 dustries, Jap farmers own one- provinces. Hundreds starved, al­ SUE EDWARDS ESTATE sion demands. This criticism will be Tomatoes on Lettuce; Spinach; As­ 1925 1,152,800,000 1,286,825,000 though rice crops in the north given to reckless and careless opera­ paragus; no dessert. half of cultivated land. Popula­ Dedham, Mass., Feb. 5.—(AP)— 1929 1,074,300,000 2,182,420,000 tion 21,058,305. were abundant. There were no tors and will extend eventually to Saturday 1930 734,825,000 773,025,000 transportation facilities. ’Twp surgeons who attended the late Sage Allen & Co. nearly every driver and traffic par­ Breakfast—Toasted Shredded Bis­ FORMOSA — Taken from Major General Clarence R. Edwards cuit with Cream (no Sugar); stewed Analyzed, these figures tell China in war of 1895, plus $100,- Sir Harry Parkes, British repre­ during his last illness in January INC. ticipant. 000,000 indemnity; ^world’s chief sentative ni Tokyo, seized upon The cartoons and statements will Prunes. their own story. They show that and February of 1931 have filed civil / H ARTFO RD Lunch — Buttered Brussels Japan’s foreign trade doubled in source of camphor which is now this crisis to urge railroads. After suits in the Norfolk county Superior instruct in correct methods of park­ the decade following its victorious Japanese government monopoly; much opposition, English engi­ Call “Enterprise 1000” Without Charge. ing, proper approach at grade L-ross- Sprouts; ^Cabbage and Pineapple Court against Major John W. Hyatt, Salad. war with Russia in 1904-05, also produces rice, tea, coal. neers were permitted to build a togs, proper loading of trucks, and which resulted in Japan’s com­ Population 4,594,161. line from Tokyo to Yokohama in executor of £he estate, in which they iirill discuss the effects of attempting Dinner—;Roast Mutton; mashed seek $9,000 for professional services. Squash; cooked Lettuce; String mercial expansion into rich Korea JAPANESE SAKHALIN—Oil 1872. The distance is 19 miles. to evade responsibility, observance and ManchuriEU bearing northern island won in Dr. Horatio Rogers of Boston 3 Spring 6f traffic signals, overcrowding of Bean Salad; Grapejuice Whip. The English builders expanded claims $2,700 for services, of which, In the decade between 1910 and war with Russia; Japan now their road, but in a fbw years the driver’s seat, correct passing, •CABBAGE AND PINEAPPLE 1920 the fib res show how divides oil production with Rus­ he said, $500 was paid on account. the Improper practice of coasting the Japanese had dispensed ■ witn SALAD: To two parts of finely Japan’s industries profited from sia, but retains the oil fields as a foreign aid altogether in both He also seeks interest amounting to Tonics ^ trucks, on grades and other per­ chopped raw cabbagf add one part the World War trade boom by naval reserve. Population 221,- building and operating their rail­ $124.40. The suit is for $4,000. ' formances. of shredded pineapple. Mix together quadrupling their exports. They 000. ways. In 1927, they had more Dr. Richard H. Miller, also of Bos­ ' The cartoons will be of one-column with a fork and serve on lettuce, show the peak of imports and ex­ than 10,000 miles. ton, claims $5,000 for services. He For Your House! ilze, the reading matter a terse ex­ topped with a spoonful of cottage ports reached in the great pros­ stated that $1,000 had been paid. He position of the subject portrayed. It cheese over which is qprlnkled perity y“ar of 1929 — and, con­ creased from 248,751 to 646,115 also seeks interest of $227.66 and is is the hope of the department that chopped pecans or almonds. trastingly, the big tv.nble that oc­ and women operatives increased Japan’s South Manchuria railroad, suing the Edwards estate for $5,000. the series will be attractive to the curred in 1930 after the world­ from 400,825 to 763,081. in the heart of a land where native reading public and that it will be of QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS wide depression hit. In 1924, the number of factories customs are ages old, is now as SCREEN STAR HURT greater worth in stressing safety What has happened in other had again doubled — 48394 —and modern as the New York Central. Altadena, Calif., Feb. 5.— (AP)— Theatrical measures thsm a comparative dis­ (Excessive Foot Perspiration coimtries has happened in Japan, It has American Pullman cars, employes numbered 1,977,000. American dining cars, costly sta­ Injured in an automobile accident, play without pictures. The material and Acne) too. On May 31, 1930, Japan’s In 1928, there were 55,948 Lucille La Verne, stage screen act­ will be furnished to dally news­ unemployed numbsred 402,000. tions and operates its own string'of Question: I. L. writes: ' ‘My feet factories — but, significantly modem hotels in Manchuria. That ress, was confined to her home here papers of Connecticut and will be sweat excessively and smell bad. Is This is the latest official figure enough, with 30,000 less em­ today. Her chauffeur, in attempt­ available for we«,kly newspapers this an indication of some kind of available. Doubtless the number these Japanese hotels are merely ing to avoid collision with another Gauze has since increased. / ployes. thinly-disguised military hospitals is upon request to the Department. disease? My face is broken out These are the more recent of­ quite another matter. automobile yesterday, struck a tele­ with acne,” Silk is Japan’s principal article ficial figures. phone pole. Miss La Veme received Answer: You should take at least of export. Her biggest customer Benevolent in its despotism,, the five dislocated vertebrae. one sponge or shower bath daily. for all exports Is not China, but railway enterprise c ..iducts schools the United States. America buys The great example of trade fol­ for nearby native children, libraries, 25c yard TOLLAND If you can get your skin to eliminate lowing the bayonet was in Man­ all over your body, there will be a approximately half of her prod­ welfare work etc. The figures show News has been received of the ucts. churia after Japan’s victory in the that, in investment per mile and lessened tendency for the feet to do war with P.ussia. HEY! BUDDIE! death of Mrs. Ada Underwood so much eliminating. You could, also kind of traffic carried, the South Gay and inexpensivt Birdseye who passed away Tuesday soaK the feet in hot baths contain­ In the face of statistics like thes^, The treaty of Portsmouth, Manchuria railway does about the at her late home at Virginia High­ ing half a cupful of epsom salts for and the history of past expan­ brought about in 1905 by Presi­ same business as the Lehigh Valley WORK FOR and such a favoritt dent Roosevelt, had these results: System in Amerlcia. lands, Viginia after an Illness of about fifteen to twenty minutes a sions, it Is not difficult to under­ with smart housekeep­ nearly two years. Mrs. Birdseye was day. A pimply face is caused both stand why — in the autumn of Russia handed over to Japan For the year ended March 31, "UNCLE SAM a sister of Miss Miriam Underwood from wrong eating and through in­ 1931,'and of the second consecutive its railroad through the rich ter­ 1931, the South Manchuria rail­ ers. At least twenty of Tollanu, testinal poisoning which comes from year of depression, Japan buckled ritory between Changchun and way showed a net revenue per dol­ If you are a 1). S. citizen, 18-45 William Sumner Simpson of New constipation or from kinks in the on her armour again and sallied Port Arthur, now known as the lar of Investment of 22 1-2 cents. In years, and want a sure, safe Job— delightful colors. York City who has been assigned colon which encourage the retention forth into rich Manchuria once South Manchurian railway. the y v t t ended Dec. 31, 1930 — with good and regular pay ol business to take in parts of Con- of poisonous wastes. more. Russia handed over the leased th nearest comparable period — $17U0-$30UU per year for Ufe, then necUcut, is spending some time with They say they went to smash a territory of Kwantung; the lease the Lehigh Valley System showed let a Civil Service expert coach you a net revenue per dollar of in­ for coming examinations. Write hli parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel (Treatment for Diphtheria) Chinese boycott against their was to expire in 1923, but Japan’s goods; what caused China to de­ famous “Twenty-one - Demands" vestment of just 4 1-2 cents. giving age and present employment. DAMASK CRETONNE Simpson. Question: Miss T. writes: "I Six members of Tolland Grange clare such a boycott is quite an­ forced China to extend it to 1997, Yes, a lot has happened since Box 8, care The Manchester Herald. would like your opinion of the treat­ other matter. and, further, extended the South attended the meeting of East Cen­ ment that they are giving for diph­ Manchuria railway concession to 95c yd. yd. tral Pomona Grange, held with 39c theria," Let’s look now at the rise of 2002. A soft, lustrous patterned Columbia Grange Wednesday. The Answer: There are many treat­ Japan’s vast manufacturing in­ With all this a rich agricul- Reproductions of cbarmlnff steward and lecturer of Connecticut fabric in numbers of soft col­ ments for diphtheria, among the dustries. turn* and mineral area came un­ ors. French and English designs. State Grange were present, also the more popular being based on the Let’s look now at the rise of der Japan’s dominion. Half of all masters of New London County and theory that disease can be pre­ Japan’s vast manufacturing indus­ vast China’s iron deposits are in Drapery Shop—Third Floor Quinebaug Granges and visiting vented or arrested through the use tries. Manchuria, and half of . Man­ members of the Central Pomona of antitoxins. The method that I In 1870, Japan had no indus­ churia’s iron lies within the Japa­ Grange. advocate is for the patient to stop tries worthy of the name. nese railway concession zone. Mil­ ballyhoo? The Honor List in scbolarship at eoting at once, and at the first In 1866, she had 4565 indus­ lions of plodding Chinese farmers the Rockville High school on the symptoms of a sore throat go to trial and commercial concerns. —as primitive as they were in work of the first half-year gives the bed, induce a copious sweat, drink In 1908, her industrial estab­ the days of Confucius—grow soy names of Henry Hayden of Tolland plenty of water, use frequent lishments numbered 11,360. beans in this ares. For centu­ to appear on the roll in the Fresh­ sponge baths and no gargles. This In 1918, they had increased to ries the soy bean was merely the man class. "grandmother method" has been 22,391 in number, with horsepow­ native food, but science changed Mrs. Iva Wilcox of Merrow is highly successful and seems to be er Increased from 379,556 to all that. Japan’s modem and ef­ spending a few days with her daugh­ the only treatment necessary in the 2,006,098; men operatives In- ficient railroad hauls these beans NOTICE ter, Mrs. Rupert West and family of majority of cases. Snlpslc district. Mrs. James A. Davidson will be (Cinnamon) the leader at the Young People’s Question; Mrs. V. asks: "Would Second Hand Building meeting Sunday evening. The sub­ NO you consider cinnamon a harmful Comic Largest ject, How our Society meets young substance when used as a flavor­ ^but believe it or not people's needs. Rev. James A. David­ ing?” Sentimental MateriidA For Sale son will have for Ills sermon Sunday Answer: Cinnamon as a condi­ A ssortm ent this is one of the strongest claims... morning “Wh; Go To Church?" This ment tends to irritate the alimen­ Valentines backed by actual guarantee... .madt question might be asked of any We are wrecking the Fouracres Board­ tary canal and in that way induces of fpr any gasoline! number of reasonable activities— an excessive flow of intestinal ing House on Cooper St, Soutl^ Manches­ Why Go? Sunday has been set aside fluids. The effect is to afterwards as go to church Sunday. produce more dryness of these YALENTINEB ter and we will have the following items The All Day Sewing meeting of the membranes. There is no, need to in FRANKLIN GAS STARTS EASIER Union Missionary society was held fear the use of cinnamon or other T 7 ^ accelerates faster than any othei^gas- in any quantity you wish: flooring, joists, in the Federated church social condiments unless they are used in oline in the district where it Is sold. rooms Thursday, with a good at­ large quantities. TOWN siding, windows, frames, doors and cas­ tendance of ladles present. Raymond Ladd who has been ipecially Priced HIGH SCHOOL BOBBED » n o maiiter how high your expecta­ ings. working in Boston, Mass., is spend­ tion has been built up by reading this ing some time at his home. George Stofan has had as guests Branford, Feb, 8.— (AP)—Burg­ advertisement. • • .with Franklin Gas his sister and family of Montvllle, lars who ransacked the Branford A t 1 e Up ... .your ear’s performance will ex­ Conn, high school during the night stole Prices Reasonable about 1100 and caused damage esti­ ceed it! PAID IN GROCERIES mated at 11800. Safes in the office of Principal COME TO FREE DELIVERY ' San Francisco, Feb. 6—(AP) — John C. Carr and in an office adjoin­ San Francisco will establish a mtml- ing that of Supt. Horace G. West- clpal grocery store to serve heads of cott were smashed open and walls,- families out of regular employment, floors and windows were damaged. arlow c Hartford House Wreddng or temporarily working for the city. The burglars pried open a ground , Groceries for three weeks are to floor window to gain entrance. Inquire on Premiseii !).' Cllhlef of Police J. T. Murphy said FOR VAUJES be issued for a week’s work. Scrip M S ' ; - will permit workers to their the marauders bad worn idoves own selections. - since no fingerprints n^ere found. l-r- .■*■■■■ -.1 A V. r '•i'.vv \ '• '• \ 's* •’ .■ ; ■■ .■J’.;-^<;^;'.jv:-^-

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ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT comb said today that his stock was NO POLIOY OBANCn D. A. R. CHAPTER HOLDS Insured 100 per cent M A $ MEETING RUBINOW BLOCK’S Edward Hess, electrical, radio and p/adilngton, Feb. 6.— (AZO plumbing supply store was non-com- Then are two reasons tltam' ^ ELLIS ISLAND PROGRAM mital as to future plans, depending win bs no ohanfodn'trtesury poMer GIVEN SUPPORT FATE UNCERTAIN to a large degree upon bidldlng re­ DIES IN NEW YORK under Ofdeli L. Mills. pair plan's and stock adjustment /• One is that as' undersecretary ha / State Chairman of Work Is Rublnow Undedded has been veiy largely running tha' Look before or you will find your-<& To get the most for your money Guest Speaker; Yam and self behind.—Benjamin Franklin when buying coal, try "blue coal." It William Rublnow, proprietor of department for the liuit severiA' ' has greater heating power, cleaner Several OrganizadoDs As- Other Materials, Brought. No Decision Yet on Repair­ one of Manchester’s leading women’s PresideBtof PHtsbsrgh Pi­ years. ■ J, and less waste than any other. Or­ apparel stores, could say nothing But he enumerated another on^ At home it takes such a great today; deal of fussing to make a good cake. der from W. G. Glenney—4149. Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters this morning regarding plans fqr Let the Blue Ribbon Bakery relieve aore Salvadoiusts of Their of the American Revolution, held Its ing Fire Damage— Sever­ the future. A small force of sales­ rates Secciiinbs toPoeo- "\ ^ y ,, Mr. Thompson wouldn't "Practically everyone can enjoy February meeting yesterday after­ people are engaged In the store to­ let me change anything If I wanted you of this bother by aiding them to.” for you. They have a wide variety of clear-eyed, ^gorous health," says noon with Mrs. F. A. Verplanck. It al Tenants Move. ds^ on an inventory of ladies’ ap- delicious cakes to choose from. Dr. R. E. Lee, health research di­ Backing on Sunday. was an ESlls Island program. The pafel. It was revealed today that moBia After Operation. He referred to W. Norman Thompson, executive assistant to Phone 8856 or ask the drivers. rector, 'Standard Brands Incor­ members who were present brought several dozen evening gowns order­ undersecretaries who for years has porated. "’There are seven keys to contributions of yam and other ma­ ed for the Masonic Ball and the Dougan cleaning preserves the Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock' the terials for use of immigrants de­ Insurance adjustments on the Junior Prom were in the store at the had the actual direction of dll health. Use them regularly. Then New York. Feb. 5.—(AP)—Bar­ treasury routine. color in dainty frocks. Phone 7155. note, after 60 days, how much bet­ local Salvation Army Corps includ­ tained at the country’s portals. It Is Park building, started yesterday time of the fire and were damaged ney Dreyfuss, president of the Pitts­ the custom of all D.A.R. chapters to by smoke. ter you feel. ing the Manchester Band, songsters afternoon were Incompleted last burgh Pirates of the National Base­ When the curtains and windows do this once a year. As the day was Nothing could be learned regard­ "1. Pood: Eat freely of fresh and all active anjl retired officers night and the heavy storm prevent are fresh, the window shades some­ stormy yesterday, sever al of • the ing the continuation In business of ball League died todaj^ln M t Sinai Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilitis vegetables and fruits. Drink and workers of the corps will spon­ times appear rather dingy. To im­ members are yet to be heard from ed insurance adjusters from any the Popular Market,where it was de­ hospital at 11:40 a. m. following an plenty of milk. sor the first appearance in this town prove the appearance of faded or with contributions, and it was decid­ further investigation until tomorrow cided that the fire got its start ear­ operation for a glandular trouble. or Sore Throat "2. Water: Drink six glasses of the New York Training College He would have been 67 years old his soiled window shades, apply a coat every day. If Inclined to be fat, re­ ed to bold the ' ‘Ills Island box up owi;ig to the Impossibility of proper ly Thursday morning following the 'Hi of white shellac. Remember to Band and Colonel William H. Bar­ next birthday. A harmless and effective gargle may strict the water. for another week before shipping it, first fire in the Puritan Market in spread the shade on a flat surface rett, smd faculty of the College at and to send articles to Mrs. J. How­ inspection and tests of fire burned the Forest Block at the comer of Dreyfuss was operate on Jan. 6 be prepared by dissolving three to "3. Air: Ventilate every room an Inspirational mass meeting in when the shellac is being applied. ard Keith, local chairman. timbers and supports. Main and Eldrldge streets. and although he rallied for a time five Bayer Aspirin ts.blets in one- you occupy by day and night. High School Hall. Governor Wilbiir The guest speaker yesterday was New Locations Cold In Block bis strength was not equal to the third glassful of water. Gargle thor­ "4. Exercise: Do flye minutes L. Cross will be present and will It’s fim to knit a sweater with Miss Emily L Ise 'Pardee, state Heat has been turned on in the task. oughly, allowing a little to trickle of ‘setting up’ exercise every day, speak. While nothing, definitely is known Mrs. Dreyfuss and their daughter, beret to match, and they are veiy chairman of Ellis Island work, who. today regarding the future policy or second floor but the Rublnow store down throat. Repeat in two hours as smart. Hale’s have all wool knitting especially for the waist muscles. Support has been given the meet­ Mrs. W. E. Benewanger, have been has visited the government build­ plans of the principal store owners is cold, due, no doubt, to the large nedessary. worsted in all colors and in extra Walk a mile every day. ing by many of Manchester’s vocal constantly at his bedside since the ings there and told of what the or­ located on the street floor o f ‘ the amoimt of water which filled the en­ Be sure you use only the genuine large hanks for 50c at their Notion "5. Rest: Average eight hours organizations including the Beethov­ ganization is doing for men^ women operation and were wi' him when en and G Clef Glee clubs both or building, several of those engaged in tire basement, rear, of the building. Bayer Aspirin, marked with the Dept. sleep a night. and children who are d en n ed days, Investigation by Sergeant Roy Pet- he passed away. Mrs. Sam Drey­ “6. Cleanliness: Brush your which will take part in the program. business on the second floor have al fuss, widow of his son, also was at Bayer erbss; beware of substitutes. weeks and sometimes months before ready taken stores or business loca­ tengil of the State Police and Chief —Advt. To clean the inside of glass teeth morning and evening. Bathe One of the outstanding features oi being admitted to this country. The the bedside. the meeting will be the presentation tions elsewhere. Holden A Nelson, Albert Foy was being conducted straws, now so popular in serving at least twice a week. numbers are not near so great as this morning but no definite report Pneumonia ret In yesterday, the cold drinks, use the ordinary pipe "7. Waste Elimination: Secure of the "Hallejuh Chorus” from the Inc. Insurance agents, located on the first complication since the opera­ when times were prosperous, still second fl^ r, south, moved late yes­ as to their findings has been given cleaners which may be purchased a thorough intestinal elimination Messiah by the combi: ed clubs. The there are many who would chafe un­ tion, and the end then was seen as terday afternoon to the vacant store out. Nothing new has been found at any tobacco store for a few composition "E .'u tlfu l Savior" will der the enforced Retention were it Inevitable. dally." in the State Theater block. Number other than facts in possession of cents. One cleaner may be used also be given by the t-vr glee clubs not for some means of employing Benswanger, treasurer of the Special Saturday i unaccompanied. 747 Main street. They have ea- Manchester police shortly after the several times. When you buy milk why not buy their time. baseball club, said he planned to The Training College Band of 30 tablished themselves in the new loca­ fire. the best—especially when the price Miss Pardee brought with her a take the body to Pittsburgh tonight, FULL COURSE The New Model Laundry are pieces is expected here this evening tion and are doing business this Investigation of the first fire in with burial probably Sunday or is so reasonable. The "Grade A ” simple, crude device for making equipped with the facilities to wash and a fine concert will be given by morning. the Forest building has revealed Monday from the Dreyfuss home. milk from Straughsm’s D ali/ is just sweaters, on the principle of the old- that a small hole, bored through the your clothes cleaner, whiter and what you want, I’m sure. the band in the Citadel under the Weldon Parlor Moves more economically than they can he direction of Colonel Barrett. The fashioned spool knitting.' This im­ lower part Of the door indicates that plement is about 20 inches long and The Weldon Beauty Parlor, the the fire might possibly have been TURKEY washed at home. Phone 8072. Instead of basting on removable personnel of the Training College RECEIVER APPIONTED 4 inches wide, with an opening oldest establishment in Manchester started through this aperture, de­ collar and cuffs on a dress, put Band includes cadets from all parts through the center no wider than a engaged in all forms of hairdressing Willimantic, Feb. 5.— (AP)—Ap­ Don’t throw away any cake them on with snaps and then you of the world now in training. stroying the entire contents of the which has become stale. It may be Cadet Moulton of the band hails lead pencil. By the use of this the and beauty work, opened for busi­ desk owned by Manager Pasquale pointment of Robert H. Fisk, Staf­ will save tipie and labor when you men and women make serviceable ness today at Its new location In the DINNER cut in slices, toasted and served wish to launder them. from Newfoundland where his fami­ Valentino. ford Springs attorney as permanent with fresh fruit; steamed and served ly is engaged in the seal fishing in­ sweaters of the bright colored wools Hotel Sheridan building and will be receiver for the Danielson Trust furnished by D.A.R. members, and open this evening for the conven­ with a sauce; or simply with Span­ At Marlow’s today, saw some dustry on the outer fringe of the company was approved today by these of course they are allowed to ience of the young women who plan ish or whipped cream. very attractive house dresses in Arctic circle. Cadet Vasco comes Superior Court Judge McAvoy. retain. to attend the annual Junior Prom at printed percale in light shades, fast from Hungary, a comparatively new NEW B E A U n PARLOR Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Ayer At the close of Miss Pardee’s in­ Silk lampshades which have be­ colors from 69c to 31.00. And for field in the Ar: y work. Cadet Mac- High school hall tomorrow eveaing. of Danielson apd Thomas J. Seaton teresting story, dainty refreshments come d ln ^ or soiled, may be those of you who prefer dark colors, Kenzie is from India where his fa­ The telephone number will be the READY IN BRIEF TIME of Plainfield were named appraisers COMPLETE MENU cleaned by pushing it up and down Marlow’s have real bargains in ther and mother have worked as were served by the hostesses. Mrs. same, 5009. for the bank, which closed last De­ W. B. Lull and Miss Ella Stanley In a tub of tepid and soapy water. dresses formerly ?1.00 reduced to Salvation Army officers for 25 The Weldon Beauty parlors were cember 21. A report on the institu­ poured. Select High Grade After this solution has gently forced 50c. years. on the second floor of the Park Workmen Give Fine Demon­ tion’s condition is expected to be through the meshes of the silk until Canada is represented by Cadet building which was badly damaged filed with the court February"'19. CHOCOLATES by fire Thursday morning. Miss Juul, stration of Co-operation in all of the dust has been removed, Green; Scotland by Cadet Velentine; in rinse it the same way in a tub of ^ — Cadet Lamb3rt from "La Belle CURB QUOTATIONS the proprietor. Immediately secured Getting Weldon Parlor Ready clear tepid water. Of course if France" and Cadet Barnes is from a store on the ground floor of the Valentine Packages there are metal trimmings on the England, — Lancashire. Approxi­ Hotel Sheridan building, and set a A fine exhibition of cooperation by FRANKUN RANGE OIL shade, they should be removed first. mately thirty centers of group ac­ force of tradesmen at work install­ local tradesmen and contractors was tivities have been combed to make (By Associated Press.) ing the necessary appliances for a given yesterday when the new Wel­ 8c per gallon this splendid contribution of new Amer Com Pow A ...... % modern beauty parlor, so that her don Beauty Shop moved from the 50-100 gal. lots material to the ranks of the Salva­ Amer Super Pow ...... 3% large clientele might be adequately fire gptted Park Building again RACKLIFFE OH, CO. TEA ROOM COOKS BEEF DINNER tion Army officers. cared for. HOLD JUNIOR PROM Cent States Elec ...... 1% opened for business at noon today, Phons 3980 , 883 Main St. The New York Band is scheduled Cities Serv ...... 5% To better meet the demands oc­ in the Hotel Sheridan. John J. Ol­ IN HOUR AND A HALF to give the concert this evening in Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 10 casioned by the Junior Prom and the son, painter, sj rayed the walls of the citadel to which admission will Ford Limited ...... 5% Masonic ball Monday evening. Miss the new studio while the plumbing TOMORROW NIGHT only be permissable through ticket. Goldman Sachs ...... '...... Juul has added another trained fixturps were being installed by Wil­ Electric Range Demonstration Major Fred Malpass will direct the Hudson Bay ...... 2^ beautician to ber staff in the person liam Barrett. The Southern New band on their first appearance in Midwest Utils ...... 4% of Miss Harriet Schaller, a graduate England Telephone Company was Given Yesterday Afternoon Manchester tomorrow evening. ’The Niag Hud Pow ...... of the Schultz Beauty SaJon of Hart­ busy ^stalling the telephone and the Outstanding Social Event of Before 75 Guests. last appearance of the band will be Penn Road ...... 3 ^ ford, who has had three years’ ex­ electrical fixtures were being In­ in the citadel Simday evening when Stand OU Ind ...... 15% perience. stalled by the Manchester Electric Rubber Footwear Another of the popular Manches­ the New York officers and local United Fotmders ...... 1% Other Businesses Company. Local High School Year to ter Electric Company’s Universal staff will conduct a revival service. Util Pow and L t ...... 2 The Capitol Barber Shop plans for Experts on beauty shop equipment Range demonstrations was conduct­ United Gas ...... 6% continuation in their second floor were here last night installing new fixtures and one of the quickest jobs HEADS POULTBYMEN United Lt and Pow A ...... 2% room are not definitely known and Specials Take Place. ed yesterday afternoon in the State will depend upon what form re­ done in town in a long time was Theater block, 747 Main street with completed early this forenoon. Waterbury, Feb. 5.— (A P )—C. A. pairs will take when the insurance Don’t take chances, with Mrs. Marion E. Rowe serving 75 FIRE BURNS PLANES adjusters have completed their sur­ guests a hot roast beef dinner Ricker of Norwlchtown wets elected J-1 I The outstanding social event in vey. PERSISTENT HUSBAND wet feet. You need rub­ cooked and demonstrated before president of the Poultry Association Chicago, Feb. 5.— (AP)-—Twelve The Textile Store is making a bers and Arctics now. i the school year at Manchester 'High their eyes in the space of one hour at the closing session of their baby airplanes were destroyed today in a School will be held tomorrow eve­ complete survey of their loss today Springfield, 111.—John A. and Mrs. and 30 minutes. chick show at Hotel Waterbury to­ fire that leveled a $75,000 hangar of Helen Applegate were divorced last ning, when the Junior Prom in hon­ The menu of the dinner cooked day. Other officers elected were: the Continental Airways, Inc., on and Manager L. A. Slocomb express­ or of the class of 1932, will take ed a hope that it might be possible September. Recently John met his and served the gruests following the ■Vice-president, Leo A. Grouten, the Mimicipal Airport. Officials es­ former wife and asked her to drive Men’s Rubbers plao^. The reception will be held to continue in business at the stand fine demonstra' i was as follows: of Farmington: secretary, Paul P. timated the damages at $175,000. with him to Riverton. There,, she at 8:15 o’clock and the grand march where the store has served Manches­ Cream of spinach soup, pot roast Ives, New Haven; treasurer, John Continental Airways operates a says, he forced her with a gim to Best grade. ► If s will start immediately afterward, led beef, potatoes and carrot , chocolate E. Keenecht, New Haven; editor. passenger line between Chicago and ter customers for the past nine and remarry him, holding the pistol by President Thomas McPartland of jelly roll. Mrs. Rowe presented Miss Prof. W. F. Kirkpatrick, Storrs Washington, D. C., by way of one-half years. against her side during the entire the class of 1933. Teresa Garvey of 9 Locust street College; historian, Mrs. Grace Jen­ Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Two of Much of the stock of the Textile ceremony. ’Then he took her home ’The auditorium at the High with a plain white cake with maple ney, Torrlngton. the burned planes, valued at $64,000, Store suffered smoke eind water and kept her a prisoner imtll she lC>pr. School is now being decorated for frosting as the winner of the door The convention set no date or were used on this run. The others damage and the entire stock will be escaped out of a window. She is now the event, under the direction of prize. place for the next meeting leaving were privately owned and stored In inventoried and checked for the ad­ seeking annulment of her second Miss Harriet Condon. The Valley this to the executive committee to the hangar. justment proceedings. Manager SIo- marriage. Club orchestra of Simsbury will fur­ ARREST YOUNG WOMAN arrange. Boys* Best Grade Rubbers .... .98c pair nish music for dancing and will pre­ sent a short concert program before New Haven, Feb. 5.—(AP) — NEW HYDROGEN the grand march. Edith 'Nasello, 17, of Philadelphia was held today following a series of New York.—You may think there complaints that a young woman is only one kind of hydrogen, but Ladies’ Rubbers 69c GROUP TO INVESTIGATE had been seen frequently in Yale there are two. Professor Harold Sizes 6 to 9—all heel. University dormitories during the D’Urey and Dr. G. M. Murphy of LITTLE eiBL. LITTLE GIRL, WHY IS last Jew weeks. Columbia University, together with C H A R in PERFORMANCES Followed by a policeman from a Dr. F. G. Brlckwedde, of the U. S. rooming house last night she was Bureau of Standards, have found a Ladies’ All Rubber arrested and held for hearing in new kind of hydrogen. It is twice John L. Jenney llleads Commit City Court tomorrow. as heavy as the ordinary gas and is YOUR DRESS h i e C L E ANEST? tee That Will Sanctimi En Police began an investigation last about 14 timAs as dense as air. tertainment to Aid Reliei week after a columnist in the Yale G a l o s h e s News reported a young woman was Five American fiyers were strand Fund. entering dormitory rooms and re­ ed in Shanghai when they went to fusing to leave until given money. China to become aces. Another First Quality Goods The Manchester Emergency Em­ University rules prohibit women in case where five aces revealed a dir­ ployment Association Inc., has ap­ the dormitories. ty deal. pointed John J. Jenney of Summit street as chairman of an investiga­ tion committee empowered to sanc­ tion any charity entertainments ►C pr. which it feels are in accord with the NEW WAY LUNCH policies of the association. Mr. Jen ney, an executive at Cheney Broth­ ers, has selected George Hunt, Thomas Weir and Lewis Lloyd, the PIG PARLOR latter director of the Recreation TO OPEN SATURDAY Centers, as his assistants on the Misses’ and committee. All organizations or in­ Next to Montgomery Ward & Co. dividuals wishing to arrange chari­ SPECIALIZING IN PIG SANDWICHES AND Children’s Rubber ty affairs will have to submit their plans to this committee for approv­ DUTCH M AID al. and Cloth Arctics ■J,!' The association took this action Free cup of coffee with each order on opening day. . in order that the public might not Managed by Orlando Moriconi. there ^8 ^Sunshine^ in 'T be offered countless programs of en­ 20 MULE TEAM tertainment or other sources of rais­ the Soap Chips that washed IC pr. ing funds especially in view of the fact that some might not be in ac­ cord with the wishes of the public. my dressV* she said. The Employment Association does BORAX not wish to sanction anything that Men’s 4 Buckle Heavy does not meet with public approval, INDEED, there is a special sweetening, pu ri^- hence the appointment of Mr, Jen­ in g power in-20 Mule Team Borax Soap Chips ney and his committee on investiga­ SOAP CHI PS tion. —very like th^ purifying action of the Sun ARCTICS $ 1.95 pr. Chairman Jenney said this morn­ itself. No wonder the Cleanest Little Girl ing that his committee has sanc­ tioned plans for a charity basket­ explained it as ''Sunshine" in the Soap Ghipp! ball game between Manchester and Of course, it's the b ora x scientifically Men’s 4 Buckle J New Britain Oldtimers to be played blended with the soap that does the extra work. vv ■ a week from tomorrow night at the 2 0 TKi limn, State Armory here with the Nation­ But remember. Borax Soap Chips are as g en tle DRESS ARCTICS $ 1-98 pr. al Guards playing in the prelimin­ as they are thorough. Absolutely sa fe to use on * ary. He has appointed J. Leo Fay ■ f and J. Bennett Clune to make the fine woolens, sheer silks and colored fabrics. necessary arrangements. SOAPi SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK And these Chips are not only more efficient; they are economical and easier to nsel Easier* INFANT IS RETURNED VANILLA BISQUE AND because die borax insures QUICK, lASTING d Ia m o n d NUT BUTTERSCOTCH i. Mexico City, Peb, 5.—(AP)—Car- SUDS—even in hard water. Economical, be­ ^ oline Pugh Aguilar, Infant daughter \ of Mr, and Mr 'Iliomas Aguilar cause they GO SO FAR! You’ll find h a lf a cu p FOR SALE BY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL DBALERSt SHOE STORES who was kidnapped eleven days ago, enough for a whole wash in s o ft water—a cup» 4TUST' was returned to the parents today after ransom had been paid. Packard's Pharmacy f i i l in hard. Just try them! and The child was well, but thinner Duffy and Robinson At the Center than when she was kidnapped, Agui­ Self Service Bargain Basem i^t ^ lar said. He declined to reveal how 111 Center Street Edward J. Murphy m yh ransom he had paid, but said Depot Square SOAP BLENDED WITH SUNSHINEI 1813 Main street, < - Soetfc»L-^_, h O id iMtiTed several letters In tba Uuif UwlUyn dem udlng raqeonL t"

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tional defence and other costly ftructive cause, taken no single ac­ HanrlirBtnr functions of government, we should tion to indicate that he possesses an have to dig into our national .capital idea bearing on major economic WASHINGTON f Eornitts iin’ttlb for the mioney with which to pay questions. He has been utterly dis­ PUBUHHBO BT THB appointing to hundreds of thousands LETTER . BZIULD PRINTINO COUPANT, XNQ for them. Perhaps we could borrow y It BiMtll •tr«tt it from Germany. of people who, four years ago, were f Bonth Maneheitar. Conn. BY RODNEY DUTCHEB ^holders of insurance policies and all THOMAS FBRCUSON ' Even if Mr. Flavell will admit almost wildly his admirers. NEA Service Writer T:holders...... of railroad yonds are vitally n Oononl Mnnts*' that there is hardly any way of The religious prejudice against ------I concerned In the operation of that SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Foundod Ootobor 1, 1111 managing to maintain the unem­ fimitb is an ugly and changeless Washington.—Notes frbm our na-1 National Reconstruction Colora­ tion’s capital! One hates to get per- tion. And so, to a greater or Lesser PublUhod Bvorr Bvontns Bsoapt ployed at the rate of |2,000 a family fact that might have been overbal­ Sunday! and Holldaya. Bntarad at » a anced by a popular rally to a great sonal, but when this writer first set ‘*®*^*’«*' everyone else. Poat Off lea at South Manebaatar. it is to be suspected that be would Conn., aa Second Claaa Mall Matter. insist that half of such an amount champion of some promising Eco­ out for Washington, which was Everyone who has an Income or a SUBSCRIPTION RATBS nomic cause. But the "Haippy War­ several years ago, he was advised by fortune or anything else of consid- Ona Tear, by mall ...... if.Of would be rather penurious. At least a distinguished' veteran editor that erable value is wondering what sort Broken-Arch Top Par Month, by mail .....,,.,...1 .10 rior” has proven a terrific fiop in the Curly Maplfi or Odivarad, ona yaar ||,(I0 until he stops to consider that such it was just too bad because no one of a tax Increase program Congress Mahogany Veneer Sinaia eoplaa...... | .01 a responsibility would consume half latter aspect while the other an­ ever read Washington news. . . . will pass. Anyone else who thinks gle of -the situation remains "as Well, If that was true then, one the tax program will not affect him MBMPBR OF THB ASSOCIATBD of the nation's net income—fifty fears that It isn’t entirely true now. i is only kidding himself because PRESS was.” Any mill-run candidate, 13 States Tha Aaaoelatad Praaa la azelualvaly per cent of the economic savings of If there is any reader whom a everyone will have to pay a greater antltlad to tha uaa for rapublloatlon ninety millions of people including though possessing no more attrac­ Washington correspondent can’t in or lesser share of toe Increase in Panelled Doors of all nawa dlapatehaa oradltad to It tive ideas than Smith on economic terest in one way or another, one one way or another. . . . Some or not otharwi'laa the handful of profiteers and multi ' ■ i oradltad In tlllB improvement but at least free from dares him to write and explain. veterans are hoping for a cashing of pub millionaires along with the vast . . . Probably never was a time flaSad haraln. the infiuence of Southern Democrat­ their bonus certificates by this Con­ Fancy InterioM All rlahta of rapublloatlon of mass of the country’s farmers and when so many folks were looking gress and others are hoping for it apaelal diaapatohaa haraln ara alao ra« industrial workers. ic doctrinal prejudices, would bo toward Washington with the hope from the next Congress, but nearly Automatic aarvad. more than likely to poll more votes that the government do something all are interested In one or more Lid Supports So that, after all, this business of or refrain from doing something. , Publlahar'a Jtapraaantatlvai Tha and carry more states next fall. other pieces of veterans’ legislation JuNua Mathawa Spaolal Asaney—Naw Jacksheparding from the rich and Certainly never was a time when up before the present session. . . . Tork, Chloaso, Detroit and Boaton. If Al’s "thinking it over" means members of Congress were getting endowing the poor isn’t after all. Church members and many others that be is thinking over ways and so many letters about this, that and are keeping Informed of develop­ Serpentine Fronta Full aarvlea client of N B A Sar< so simple as it looks. It might be vloa, Ino. means of getting the nomination .the other thing. . . . The unem- ments preliminary to the disarma­ ever so right but it wouldn’t amount j^loyed all look toward Washington ment oonference at Geneva, for Member Audit Bureau of Clroula< every Republican rooter In the tiona. to much. with the hope that something can be which the American delegation has country will unite in hoping that he done which will either provide more recently been selected. . , . Also, of Ball and Claw Moulded liases Tha Herald Prlntlns Company, ino„ The real trouble with such times thinks successfully. jobs or give relief. The employed coprse, this Is the year when all Feet aiBumaa no flnanolal raaponalblllty as this is that we are liable to eat either look here with the hope that Democrats and Republicans are anx­ for typosraphleal arrora appaarlnv In something will be done a to make advartlaamanta In tha Manohaatar up our cake faster than we are iously observing the performance of Evening Herald. HEROES OF GARBAGE their jobs more safe or with tbs the administration here, though baking it. And until we find some There should be a poem written prayer that the government won’t with different hppes. Until Novem­ make any slips that might make FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1982 way of firing the ovens again and and a song composed in honor of the ber, they will have their eyes on toe supplying them we’rs not going to conditions worse. The employers White House. And even the Com­ OLAD TO LEARN Hartford garbage collectors. either demand something from the munists are looking here in the do ourselves much good, as a whole, White House or Congress which A letter in yeeterdajr'a Open One hundred and elghty-one men, hope that the government will by insisting on radically different probably most of them heads of will stimulate or bolster up special break down and give them a chance. Forum of the Herald aifoed by divisions of the loaf. Interests or protest against legisla­ Maybe you think we're forgetting families, labor faithfully at that ex­ tive projects in which they have no Gov- W inthrop Secretaries Thomaa Flavell and criticizing tbla This economic machine that we the children? Well, just tell them newapaper'a auggeatlon that more tremely useful but not very pleasant faith. to watch the continuing White have built is a queer contraption. It job 800 days a year, rain or shine, The drys have their eyes on House Conference on Child Health economical forma of unemployment Washington every day of the week and Protection, toe Children’s Bu­ has any number of foolish gadgets blow hot or blow cold. No one does relief may eventually become necea* and it jolts and rattles and stalls. and convene here with loud cheers reau’s intensified activities and the aary doubtleaa repreaenta the feel* his job better and the efforts of a for their friends and dire threats pending maternity and Infancy leg­ But unless we ara prepared to drive great many public servants could for their enemies. The wets and islation. . . . Tens of thousands of Maple Mahogany Inga of a great many worthy peo* It onto the junk heap and design a their pleas for repeal and look here cities and towns, as well as the pic. be dispensed with more comfortably. longingly for a strong vote for re­ states, ar taking instructions from new and better one it might be a Yet these men have just offered Mr. Flavell la evidently indignant peal or modification In this session Washington as to how to celebrate good idea to nurse It along as well of Congress—or anything else that the 200th anniversary of George at a auggeatlon which be Interpreta to take a pay cut from 14.60 a day as we can. Otherwise what shall wo to |3 In order to get into line with will Inspire hope, . . . The labor Washington’s birth this year. , . . aa juatlfylng the theory that society organizations, with millions of mem­ But why go on ? The rest of the ride in while the new one is being the necessity for reduced municipal Select from two different models when you choose your Governor Win­ owes the jobless person nothing but Invented? Or are we not to ride at bers, concentrate here for a fight world Is watching us like a hawk, expenditures. To our way of think­ in the Senate against a couple of for various reasons—debts, tariffs, throp Secretary at Watkins new low price—mahogany veneered with'four the barest of subsistence such as all? ing they are the outstanding heroes new federal judges as well as for disarmament intentions and what ball-and-claw feet, or the maple veneered secretary sketched. Both have . men provide for their cattle. He ap- Zt takes a deal of patience to be several bills. . . . The bankers yelp not. . , . For the present, at least, automatic lid supports and other refinements usually found only on secre­ I pears to believe that the Herald of the hour. for—and get—federal loans. Also, Washington is not going to be over­ a citizen of this blundering old Their example is respectfully call­ taries selling for twice this price or more. These models have been re­ could better occupy l^elf la de* their depositors and borrowers, all looked. world without having spells of see­ ed to the notice of some millions of duced from $49.50 for the Semi-Annual Sale. mandlng that foreign bond pro* ing red and going off on our muscle. flteers and other harvesters of great white collar job holders In municipal during the day. The laborer usu­ But It’s the only one we really and state governments and In fed­ II ally requires less sleep than the gains-be taxed ruthlessly enough to know and the only way most folks eral employ: most of whose services brain worker who does not sup­ ^.provide for the decent maintenance know of getting tJong in it Is to do Health and Diet plement his mental activity with of the unemployed. could be suspended without serious­ sufficient physical exercise. the best tbe;^ can. It was in hope of ly affecting the well being of any­ doing the best we can with the ma­ ^u d y out these simple forerun­ INC, We can assure Mr. Flavell that be body but themselves. And Imagine a Advice ners of disease and you will find WATKINS BROTHERS- himself would be in no degree less chinery we have, and without being modem American city without gar­ it an interesting and profitable way like the dog in the fable and drop­ By OK. FKANK McCOt satisfied with such a condltLn as we bage gatherers! to learn how to avoid the more tried to picture than the Herald ping the bone for the shadow, that serious consequences of acute dis­ would be. He cannot regard such a we suggested that perhaps we had ease and you will avoid those small 'ancAediec, Th e DISEASE so il hygienic errors which, if repeated condition with apprehension greater better do the b^st we can In the pro­ Just as economists realize that day after day and year after year, than ours. But usually it takes vision of unemployment relief. If, IN NEW YORK our present depression is the in­ lead to a lowering of vital resistance something more than a burning however, Mr. Flavell or anybody else evitable result of the conditions and an accumulation of dangerous which preceded it, doctors ara toxins in the system. 'sense of injustice to correct any can show us how we can all continue New York, Feb. 6.—In the mid- wrong ^ d so far as we can see the to live the life of prosperity togeth­ coming to realize tha^t a disease in Forties on Broadway stands a the human body is always pre­ present situation is no exception. It er in days of substantial adversity young gent wearing upon his back ceded by errors and habits whicn would require something consider­ we snail be happier than we have a sign that informs the passing mil­ lions that they "must have vitamins are largely preventible. The at­ ably more effective than even a con­ been since October 1929. And we for health.’’ tention of medical science in the fiscatory tax on ibe Incomes of the promise to root like the dickens for He wears a most bizarre costume past has largely been devoted to great profiteers to make possible the to catch the eye. Once this is overcoming diseases of the conta­ his scheme. But it has got to make gious type, and almost the only maintenance In idleness of a quar­ achieved, the sandwich sign of a sense. cafe tells about the vitamin con­ measures which have been devised ter of the people of the United tents of its meals. for preventing disease up to a SENSATIONAL VALUE / States on the scale of living to SMITH’S “THINKING” But what’s Ironic about all this short time ago dealt entirely with which they have been accustomed. Alfred E. Smith’s announcement is that in order to eat and get food this class of illness. wdth or without vitamins, this Modem physicians are begin­ The labors of three-fourths oi the that "I’m just thinking it over,’ ballyhoo-man of caloric content had ning to realize the importsmee of people cannot, as a matter of fact, made in repl^ to the urging of to take this job standing on a preventing the type of disorders Sale of RED CROSS produce enough of usable wealth to friends that he declare his position curbstone. which might be called habit dis­ He hadn’t had steady work in eases; that is, disease which are supply all the people each with all on the Democratic Presidential nom­ months. He had grabbed food in the usable wealth he has been ac­ brought on by wrong habits of ination, ,is being very generally breadlines, and the vitamin meas­ living, bad environments and hy­ customed, in times of prosperity,- to accepted as a good enough indica­ ure of this was highly questionable. gienic causes. Serious chronic dis­ 100% Pure South have. So he’s temporarily grateful to tion that the former New York gov­ vitamins; otherwise, he might he orders do not develop suddenly but There is a very general disposi­ ernor is going to make a fight for hungry. are the result of small daily in­ the candidacy. Perhaps this consti­ discretions which, like water con­ tion on the part of snappy thinkers stantly dropping upon stone, will tutes a leap to an unwarranted “Kosher” crackers now enjoy na­ American Horsehair Top to jump at the conclusion that, be­ tional sale. They have become one finally wear away the hardest con­ cause a handful of people are conclusion and Smith, in fact, is of the larger sales items on the list stitution. One does not instantly known to hog a tremendously great­ merely employing tactics for the de­ of a huge cracker and cookie manu­ become sick with chills and fever er share of the profits of industry feat of Franklin D. Roosevelt in the facturing concern. V.'hen the idea and the body is not abruptly was suggested, just a couple of thrown Into the painful upheav^ and trade than they cam justly lay convention. But it is becoming more years ago, they laughed. But the of an acute Illness. There are Inner Spring claim to, they are getting away with and more a matter of belief among young man with the idea pointed symptoms and warnings which most of the increase in wealth. In Democrats that Smith is determined out the large Jewish population of have constantly presented them­ New York. Wherewith, by way of selves to the patient long be­ truth, out of the enormoiu) national to try it again. experiment, a rabbi was hired to turnover each year the total amount fore the sickness shaped Itself into In all the drcumstances there is supervise the manufacture. The a disorder which might be called by thus taken is a mere flea bite—a no other Democrat imder considera­ Manhattan East Side and Bronx sec­ Mattresses a special name. After the disease few score or a few hundreds of mil­ tion for the Presidential nomination tions showed considerable Interest. Today millions are sold, through reaches the state where the symp­ lions at the most. If it were all who would be so enthusiastically special distribution, and several toms of fever and pain are present, taken away from the grabbers it welcomed as an adversary by the rabbis are on hand for Inspection the diagnosis is usually simple purposes. enough. Your doctor, after ascer­ wouldn’t help much in the solution Republican party as Governor taining your symptoms, can give the of thd great economic problem. Smith. It would be nonsensical to Celebrities and near-celebrltles disorder a name, but it is far ONLY >>> It is impossible to make sure of pretend that the party In power, in from abroad, befuddled concerning more Important to study the pre- such figures, but the best estimates such a period of distress as this, the customs of this land and edu­ disease symptoms and in this way •It available place the annual increase cated to believe that publicity is an prevent the actual sick spell. does not have to face an uphill immediate necessity, are beset these r ^ .5o in America’s national wealth in the Most diseases can be cured or fight. All toe advantage at any such days by insistent practitioners of are self-curative, but the after­ yq^rs of prosperity at from ten to time is with the opposition party. petty rackets.; effects often leave the body in­ twelve billion dollars. Make it fif­ That is inevitable when economic Scores of agents from various clipping bureaus descend upon them jured and scarred in ways that no teen billions. stress and general unrest and dis­ before their bags are unpacked with amount of after-cure will remedy. That Is an annual net profit on the satisfaction are astir. So that if the a convincing talk on the value of Of course, one should not be nation’s industrial, agriciiltural and keeping track concerning what is constantly looking for trouble, but opposition, instead of taking as its it is folly not to learn to recog­ trade turnover of about $126 for said about them. The old high- With These Features standard bearer its strongest man, powered "special mention” and "spe­ nize toe warnings which nature In­ each person in the country. But in goes out of its way to select its cial notice” game fights to get its evitably gives before a sick spell. Helical a^mbled, offset oil-tempered spring * a period of depression, when pref- weakest one, it is natural'for the representatives into suites and ho­ Even the contagious diseases re­ construction. Insures permanent noiseless buoy­ NEVER BEFORE duction is diminished by one-fourth party in power to chirk up and take tel rooms. There some virtually quire a disease soil. It is well ’known ancy under the hardest wear. unknown periodical Is mentioned; a that two people may be exposed through the idleness of one-fourth of heart. The increasing probability, fast sales line Is delivered and the to the same disease and one will Each coil knotted both ends making any work­ Have We Offered Such an Out­ the people, logically the year’s prof­ then, of Smith’s capturing the Dem' dazed visitor is Informed that for catch it while the oth'.r will be ing up of loose ends through the mattress im- its must also be reduced one-fourth, ocratic nomination is sheer good so-mueh-per-copy he can get a Immune. There are methods for possible. standing Mattress ^VL-lue! to say twelve billions. news to the G. O. P. "swell v^teup.” building up the natui|al Immunity .3 Quilted white cotton felt, pad placed next to Whereupon a photographer walks of the body and these methods Now suppose we devote absolute­ The religious prejudice within his in, snaps a picture and walks out. spring as a permanent protection against Never before have we been able to offer should be practiced by everyone. feeling coils. ly every dollar of this profit—that is own party which caused hundreds of The swooning newscomer is then in­ If you feel sleepy sffter you have' the excess of wealth produced or thousands of Democrats to desert formed that If the. “write-up” isn’t eaten a meal, perhaps you have Interlaced pad (not just loose hair) made of you this nationally advertised mattress at wanted, then the foreigner certainly 100% long curled Pure South American Horse­ obtained over and above the wealth Smith in 1928 cannot be expected to should have a set of newspaper been using more food than the consumed—to the maintenance of disappear in any such short period. prints handy to give to toe nress body requires. If you are conscious hair, giving the most luimrious sleeping com­ this low price. And probably never again of a distress' in the abdomen, ex-< the Jobless. These considered as a On the other hand the faith in his boys when they show up. fort obtainable at any price. The “rush-act” Is used chiefly on amine your previous meals carefully will you have the opportunity of equip­ class and counting their dependants statesmanship and courage as a and notice if you have not been Custom hand-built throughout by skilled Red artists, musicians, movie folk .jmd C i^ craftsmen. we will say total 80,000,000 persons. champion of the people which arous­ others who haven’t learned their using too much food or food In im­ ping your home with this most luxuriouf If we take away from the multi­ ed such a fervor of enthusiasm for way around New York but who are, proper combinations. When .one Made with a taped hand roll idge—lace tufted wakes up more tired than when —and side straps for easy turning. millionaire his huge grab out of the him in other quarters in 1928 has naturally, going to want to please the press and get their names in one retired, it is usually due to Every mattress bears the Red Cross label and and comfortable mattress at this tre­ pile and the small business man his been sadly affected by his complete the papers. mental causes which tire one out moderate annual accumulation to­ is backed by the famous Red Cross Guarantee failure to assume leadership in even more when sleeping than in waking of satisfaction. mendous saving. ward a competence and the work­ a single economic proposal calculat­ Attention was attracted to the hours. Chronic habits of destruc­ activity of these slick gents when, man’s little savings and divvy it up ed to get the country out of the tive thinking are principal causes of upon his last visit, Einstein, the this waste of nerve force and they amongst the thirty minions of un­ dumps. great scientist, mentioned an ex­ must be completely overcome It one employed we will be able to hand If ever a politician had opportuni­ perience in telling tales of bis wishes to develop immunity against American adventures to a friend. If over to each family of five about ty to become a great opposition they go after Einstein, obviously no disease. Does your heart beat hard TVATKINS BROTHERS. INC. 12,000 or say 840 a week. lender and create.for himself toe one is Immune. enough for you to notice it while GILBERT SWAN. lying in bed? This may be due to / r . But it would take every nickle of right to head an attack on an exist­ a stomach distressed from too much ^ e nation’s earnings to do it—and ing administration it is A1 Smith Twelve billion stamps \.are to bear food or an excessive amount of we did anything special, in addl- during the last two and a half years. toe TOrtrait of Tyashln^n. One gas. If you require, more! eight; ■ • I ) .ff.' ;’ "*--’ *• 1, in the way, perhaps'^Veteran AJid during that time he has spoken way Yo meet tha fiftional defld|t hours of sleep to refteito you, •' fi, - '* would be to sell spacron stamps to this may be because have ha not ...... j. Im epitalint^ maintenance of na­ no singla championing a con- advertize. taken enough pineal |Kercl|jB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, EBBRUARr 6 ,1W2*:

J'.' WUUam Kibbe and John Ruck of Rodkvllle. RIOT IN BOSTON IKHTS P BRISKLY FOR METJU. rom U R HMON The high winds of the first of the Manchester’s week left the ground scattered with broken boughs from trees, and in, Date Book .-Boston, ^eb. 4.—^(’AP>-~ S^ven VALENTINES OF GHllS DitESS ORMAM HEBRON LADIES AID some ccusea tore loose shingles off persona were under arifiSiit today'and from roofs. No real damage has a Isuiger number,' ~tnb)tidlng > '. t h ^ been reported. Tonli^t policemen, were nundhg injuries re­ Spirited ’ Auctioi Ir Feature of A few local grangers were pres­ Friday, Feb. 5.—^M. H. S. plays 50 Dozen Mo^dor lies S O G E H CELEBRATES ent at the all day meeting of East ceived in a free-for-all fight 'wMch Party of Luther Leagtie of Bristol £ ^ h at Armory. resulted when police sought to breiak . Su'^edish Church. “Soft as puppy^ui” . ' ^ Paris Fashion Expert Shows Central Pomona Grange, in Col­ Tomorrow up a parade of 400 unenoiployed Centeiinary of Original “Ladies umbia, on Wednesday. ^ > Each tie a Li^. N : There was perhaps some uninten­ Saturday, Feb. 6.—Junior Prom demonstrators • yesterday. Advance Spring Styles of Benevolent Association” Ob­ tional exaggeration in the account at High school. One of the policemen, Patrolman Despite the snowstorm of last served In Special Program. of boys making « disturbance re­ Next W e^ Andrew J. Masoi^ was taken to City night, nearly forty members of the cently at the village library. The Sunday, Febr?.—Police Benefit hospital after being- felled, and Ldither League of the Swedish at State theater. kicked in the stomach. 'The other Lutheran church attend^ the Val- 55c Women’s Clothes. The 100th anniversary of the librarian, Mrs. Josephine Martin, Inspirational Mass meeting at injured police were Capt. Jeremiah rarine party, held in connection founding of the Hebron “Ladies’ states that she did not have to close the library, but when the boys be­ High school under auspices of Sal­ Galllvan and Patrolman Michael ^ t h the regular bi-weekly meeting Two for $1.00 Paris, Feb. 6.—(AP)—Metal r Benevolent Association," now came disorderly simply dismissed vation Army. Kilroy who were beaten in the en of the League. The affair whs in known as the Ladies’ Aid Society, counter. „ charge of Miss Ruth Johnso.n, as­ Tliese ties represent one of the best vahies we. have mains the most popular material for theifi. They made some further dis­ Monday, Feb. 8.—^MaSonlc Ball at was celebrated a t the Hebron Cen­ turbance outside but soon dispersed. State Armory. A demonstration on. the common sisted by her library committee, ever shown ip ties to ^tail at this price—all new Spring jewelry find accessories, with a com­ Mrs. Helen White parsed her 89th Tuesday, Feb. 9.—Annual banquet took place ^thout disorder but as consisting of Carl Noren, Mrs. Carl ter Congregational Church parlors, tbe marchers started back to their patterns. position resembling ivory or bone on Wednesday, Feb. 3, from 3 to 5 birthday at her home on Tuesday. of Girls’ Friendly Society of St. Noren, Harry Juu), Ida Anderson, taking second place. Belts of large p. m. Among those present were Members of her family were present Mary’s church. headquarters police, seeking to Helen Berggren, Frideborg Thoren, for pMt of the day, and she receiv­ avert traffic congestion, ordered Margaret Johnson, Everett Salmon- metal discs, flexible metal necklaces members of the Gilead Ladies’ Aid, Special town meeting at High also members from the Colchester, ed congratulations from many school at 8 p. m. them to disperse and the arrests son and Ernest Berggren. Just Received! Another Lot of and trimming of balls in metal and Lebanon, Westchester, and Colum­ friends. Mrs. White is remarkably Friday, Feb. 12.—High school pre­ and rioting followed." The feature was an auction of Those Wonderful the bone-like material are shown by bia Societies besides those, from St. active and in good health for one of sents musical comedy, “Pirates of valentines brought by the girls, and Bruyeres. Peter’s Parish Aid, Hebron. The her advanced years. Penzance." Auctioneer Arthur Anderson stirred Large buttons from a decorative first meeting took place at the home There was a heavy fog nearly all Saturdays Feb. 13.—linne Lodge, up much spirited bidding among the note. Leather, ribbon and grosgrain of the Rev. Hiram P. Arms, Febru­ day Wednesday which made it dif­ No. 72, Knights of Pythias, cele­ WAPPING boys. A humorous, sketch was pre­ WAVERLY SHKTS belts are numerous, coming into ary 3, 1832. Mr. Arms was the ficult for automobilists. The roads brates 25th anniversary at Orange sented by Harry Juul, Everett Sal- pastor of the church at the center at were cleared of the snow and well monson, Ernest Berggren and, Rus­ llractical use with the more fitted ssmded, however. There was little hall. Six members of Wapping Grange sell Anderson, entitled “Queer Peo­ Which you liked so well at Christmas. that time. About 75 in all were pres­ This Month lines. ent on Wednesday, and the fi^st traffic through the green and the No. 30, motored to Columbia ple." Miss Norma Johnson gave an Bruyeres is showing coats with driving was slow and careful. Sunday, Feb. 14.—Annual Ice Grange, and attended the regular account of her recent six month’s Pre-shrunk. Your choice...... thing on the program was the serv­ Carnival at Center Springs Pond. the princess fitted lines and jackets ing of tea and cake. After a social Jared Tennant, Jr., has secured meeting of East Central Pomona trip to Sweden. neatly belted in. A bouffant dress employment at the Amston Grain Friday, Feb. 19.—Annual banquet Grange No. 3, Isust Wednesday. The business meeting was in $1 half hour or so over the tea cups accents the prevailing mode. the company adjourned to the MUl. of Luther League of Swedish Luth- There were about 150 members charge of Ivar Scott, vice-president. The popularity of suits in for church auditorium where a delight­ er£m church. present The meeting will be held A committee consisting of Herbert Advance Showing of spring focuses added interest on ful historical program was carried Sunday, Feb. 21.—Dedication of with Manchester Orange No. 31, the Johnson, Hernlan Johnson and Bea­ blouses. For blouse materlsds Bruy­ out. Mrs. Waiter Vey, wife of the y. M. C. A. at North End. first Wednesday In April. trice Johnson was appointed to ob­ eres uses linen, d o t. embroidered pastor, read from the scriptures. Mr. CHIEF GORDON PRAISES Monday, Feb. 22.—Joint banquet The Pioneers Club of Y. M. C. A. tain transportation to the Christian georgette and pique. Prints are seen Vey gave a talk on the contrasts be­ of Americtin Legion and Auxiliary boys held their meeting last Wed­ Conference in Providehce on March New Spring Hats in scarfs as well as blouses. Printed tween the Hebron of 100 years ago COPS FOR WORK AT FIRES at Masonic Temple. nesday at their club rooms, and en­ 12 and 13. It was also voted to cotton shirts, "men’s style," also are and today. Mrs. Mary E. Cummings Wednesday, Feb. -24.— Annual joyed a basketball practice at the continue holding the meetings of the in the new popular colors shown. ^ then read from the old book of meeting of Manchester Country Parish House, after their business League on Friday evening, instead Bed Popular Color records, the account of the forming Makes a Little Speech to Night club. meeting. of chfmglng to Tuesday. The meet­ $3.48 ^ Sportswear shown by Bruyeres of the society, and gave the names Coming Events John Belcher of Wapping, who ing was^ held last night because of of its .68 charter members. Many of Detail and Lauds Workman­ Thursday, March 3.—Opening of was taken to the Manchester Mem­ the great Interest in the Bristol- features tomato red, blue and ma­ like Police Action. hogany, as well as the prevailing those present were descendants or Automobile Show a,t Armory, con­ orial Hospital last Monday, was op­ Manchester game tonight. Half Price Specials relatives of the first members. She tinuing through Saturday. erated upon Wednesday morning for The next meeting of the League navy and white. Striped wools and also read some of the rules of the Chief Gordon appeared at the will be the annual banquet to be silks vary the patterns. Red gros­ Monday, March 7___Adjourned the abscess under his arm, and Is organization, one of which was that Police Station a few minutes before annual town meeting at High school. improving slowly. held Friday evenj;ng, February 19. grain makes a striking trimming on refreshments should consist of “one the night men left for their beats Tuesday, March 8.—Fourth an­ The Wapping Girls basketball Most of the program has already CHODREN’S OVERCOATS black dresses. kind of cake and that plain, and no nual concert of G Clef Glee Club at team motored to Westfield, Mass., been obtained and members of the Hats tend to carry a contrasting sweet meats.” Yearly dues were 12 early last evening and made a little League will be flowed to invite Sizes 3 to 9 Years. color, and white is frequently used. Swedish Lutheran church. last ’Tuesday evening, where they and one-half cents, afterwards re­ speech. “I don’t always come here Monday, April 11 — Annual Ki- were defeated, the score being 21 to their families and friends. Two com­ Bruyeres’ hats are small, with shal­ duced to 12 cents. Some of the work mittees are in charge of the ban­ low round crowns and cuff or roll* of the members included the knit­ to find fault," he said; “I’m ready at wanis Minstrel Show at High school 12 In favor of the Westfield team. all times to say a good word when also April 12. ; ’The Wapping School Girls basket­ quet, as follows: flower committee, brims. ting of socks to sell at 12 1-2 cents Mildred Berggren, chairman; Mar­ One-Half Price each, collEU’s, stocks, etc, watch it is due and this is one of the Friday, Jxme 24.—Opening of two- ball team played the Manchester 8-2 An ermine trimmed navy wool times.” day state convention and field day of girls at Hollister street on Wednes­ garet Parsons, Rose Anderson, coat accompanies a white crepe chains, at 50 cents, collars, bosoms, day evening and the score was 10 to Dorothy Noren, Fillmore Gustafson, satin afternoon dress. Short sleeved pin-cushions, etc. One item was The chief then proceeded to com­ Loyal Order of Moose here. Elmer Hultln, Fred Sod^rberg, “rags eight cents." The society pliment the men of the night detail Saturday, June 25.—State Ma­ 2, in favor of the Wapping Girls. dresses are worn under coats in the on the workmanlike and efficient The Buckland girls played the Hugo Pearson, Florence McCollum ensembles. A dress entirely of black helped In building a parsonage at sonic Veterans Reimion at Temple. and Evelyn Peterson; finance com­ BOYS’ OVERCOATS the center, since sold and now manner in which they had conducted Manchester Green Girls, the score lace testifies to the continued use being 10 to 3, in favor of Manches­ mittee, Roy Johnson, chairman; owned by Arthur EisemEm of Elm­ themselves at the early morning Evelyn Erickson, Paul Erickson, Sizes 12, 13 and 14 years Only. of lace. ’The sloping shoulder sil­ wood, N. J., for a summer home. For fires yesterday. He said he had heard ter Green Girls. houette, used by Bruyeres, extends MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Gladys Johnson, Carl Gustafson, many years this parsonage was used directly and indirectly many com­ Lawrence Anderson,/Eva Freeburg, to a wide elbow effect. for the home of ministers and their pliments on the fine work of the HARVARD APPOINTMENTS j Wool, jersey and wool crepe are Louise Jansen, EHsie Berggren and families. A letter written by Wil­ policemen * MAINE MEMORIAL DAY Elln Nielson. One-Half Price /oimd as sports materials. Flat liam Annable, a crippled genius, While Patrolman Griffin and Gal- Cambridge, Maas., Feb. 5.—(AP) crepe is widely representative both poet and artist, was read by ligan had seemed to stand out in the —Professor Wilhelm Kohler, direct­ or of the Weimar, Germany, state among afternoon dresses, and heavy Miss C. E. Kellogg. The letter told events of the fires, the chief said, Governor Wilbur L. Cross. Is­ Flyers are planning a round-trip georgette for evening. of Hebron 100 years or so ago, when every man had performed his duty art collection, comes to Harvard from Ireland to America and return. University in September as profes­ C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. the writer was a young man living in a way that showed that he knew sues Annual Proclamation on Foreigners used to flock to Ameri­ in the house Miss Kellogg now owns what to do and how to do it in an Anniversary, sor of German art and culture. The ca, but since the depression they and occupies. Pictures were also emergency. university office announced today. just want to come over, take one LEGION POST TO HOLD shown of Doctor Dan Arnold and He will succeed Professor Fried- The chief commended the willing­ erich'von der Leyen of the Univer­ look, and fly back. his wife, also of Mrs. Epaphroditus ness with which the entire detail Governor Wilbur L. Cross has is­ Porter, both of whom were members sued the annual proclaiqatlon in ac­ sity of Cologne. BENEHT CARD PARTY of the society from its start. Mrs. from captain down remained on ’The Harvard Medical School of­ Herbert Thompkins of Colchester duty for hours overtime and extend­ cordance with statute, designating fice also announced that Sir Ar­ RANGE OIL told of the work of women in the ed his personal thanks. He asked Monday, February 15 as Msdse thur Newsfaolme of Birmingham. STAINLESS Denatured Alcohol All Proceeds to Be Used In Do­ churches throughout the Christian Captain Schendel to give a message Memorial Day, recalling the sink­ England, formerly principal medical Same formula . . same price. In Highest Quality era. Mrs. Loren M. Lord read the to the same effect to the men who ing in Havana on this date of the otigioal forov too, if you prefer Prompt Delivery 10c Quart nations to Needy Ex-Service U. S. S. Maine, an event which elec­ officer of the local government Men’s Families. minutes of a meeting held fifty reported for duty later in the night. board of Eln^land find Wales, would VAN’S SERVICE STATION 85e gallon. (In your can) years ago, October, 1882, at the trified the entire country. ’Two hun­ come to Harvard during the spring 426 Hartford Road, RACKUFFE OIL CO. home of Deacon Hubbard E. Bestor, dred and sixty sailors and Marines Telephone 8866 at all stations. were killed or drowned when the to serve as a lecturer on preventa­ Plans are completed for a card to reorganize the society after the tive medicine. MILLION JAKS USED YEARLy party to be conducted Friday eve­ disastrous fire which destroyed the HOWELL CHENEY NAMED pride of the “white fleet” went to ning, February 12, at the Masonic church and many other buildings in the bottom off Morro Castle at the Temple imder the auspices of Dll- the village, April 17, 1882. The ac­ LEGION CONTEST JUDGE entrance of Havana Harbor. worth-Comell Post No. 102, Ameri­ count of a New England supper The proclamation is as follows: - given in the old Fuller’s tavern, at “State of Connecticut can Legion, assisted by its auxiliary. By His Excellency, Wilbur L. All revenue from this affair will be about that time was also recalled. Principal Quimby Announces employed in the conduct of welfare At this supper, which many present Cross, Governor, proclamation. In work among ex-service men and recalled, the sum of 075 was raised Several Entries; Closing accordance with the statute which their families. for the church. Mrs. Edward A. Date Is February 15. thus provides, I hereby designate Progressive bridge, setback and Smith then sang a solo, Mrs. Wil­ Monday, February 15th as Maine /ftoTHnUM fautdMi whist will be played and this variety liam O. Seyms of Colchester ac­ Howell Cheney, chairman of the Memorial Day. of games should strike the fancy of companying on the pipe organ. Ninth School District, has consented Our historical literature is re­ Mrs. Howard C. Cbampe next spoke to be one of the judges of the essays plete with phrases and slogans every Manchester card fan. which have been the inspiration of Michael McDonnell is chairman of interestingly on the Mexican Ladies’ now being entered by high school Thousands defied death to bring it to you! A year in this committee Eind he is Eussisted by Society of the church at Mazatlan, pupils in the George Washington our youth for high enterprise. Not the following from the auxiliary: where she and her husband, the Rev. contest sponsored by Dilwortb-C!or- the least of these are the ringing production, the most amazing ^document of romance, Mrs. Helen Curran, Mrs, Ekina Keat­ H. G. Cbampe were'located for some nell Post No. 102, American Legion. words, "Remember the Maine!” In terror, spectacle and humanity ever flung, thrill upon ing, Mrs, Ida Woodbouse, Mrs. Min­ years, telling of the peculiar inter­ According to an announcement yes­ no spirit of truculence, but rather est which the Mexican women there with that sense of justice and serv­ thrillj across the screen. Thanks to the cast of actors nie Carrington, Mrs, Emma Pero, terday by Principal Quimby several < and actresses which knew no fear! Thanks to the Mrs. Agnes Quisb, Mrs. May Barry, felt in the Hebron society, and of essays have already been turned in ice in the cause of human freedom Mrs, Grace Hlllery, Mrs, Christine the many questions asked by them and many more are expected before which has made the soul of America U. S. Navy, which made this mighty entertainment Glenney, Miss Lillian Finnegan, Mrs. about its work. Mr. Champe then the close of the contest which is set great, there was quick response to possible. Gertrude Bausola, Mrs. Marion spoke in a breezy manner which for February 15, The author of the the challenge of tyranny and op­ Miner, Mrs. Sophia Holmes, Mrs. brought down the house, concluding best essay will be a guest at the an­ pression. In recalling the chivalry Edna Hathaway, President Mary with a dream which be claimed to nual banquet of the Legion and its of the day and time, we help to gird Brosnan and from the Post William have had, about Hebron two hun­ auxiliary on February 22 in the Ma­ our Nation with the virtues of un­ J, Stevenson, Victor Bronke, Thom­ dred years hence, when flying over sonic Temple. selfishness upon which rest the en­ as Curran, David McCollum, Willard the town be saw the churches in a during foundation of peace, prosper­ Horton, Ernest Brown, John Olson, tumbled down condition, the parson­ ity and contentment." age with roof falling in, the min­ VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED Walter Sheridan, Robert Douglas, ister and his family in rags, etc. Henry Weir, Niels Johnson, Albert HAMILTON A CANDIDATE Dewey, Thomas Clarke and Com­ Asking what was the matter he New London, Feb. 5.—(AP)—The mander John L, Jenney. was informed that the Ladies’ Aid body of a woman who was struck Society hod disbanded twenty-five and killed by a New Haven rail­ Chicago, Feb. 5.—(AP)—Support­ years oefore. Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert, road train in this city last night was ers of Senator James Hamilton Lew­ resident of St. Peter’s Parish Aid identified today as that of Mrs. is of Illinois for the Democratic m t ' §ociety, then read extracts from a Jennie Pugh, 40, wife of Harry presidential nomination have thrown W Jf D oV bu | 0 letter written by a young southerner. Pugh, 61 Golden street, this city. It his hat into the ring. James Cole, of ^aufort. South is believed she was struck by the They said yesterday petitions were Carolina, who was studying to pre­ Gilt Edge express which left this being circulated in his behalf to be pare for college under the tutelage pity for New York at 8:80 p. m. filed Saturday with the secretary of of the Rev. Lyman Strong, pastor of Her skull was fractured, neck state of Springfield. ... the Congregational Church, Hebron, broken, the left arm was severed at Petitions in oehalf of former Sen­ One Year Ago Today—Captain in 1828. This letter was apparent­ the elbow and she received internal ator Joseph I. France of Maryland,. Malcolm Campbell, British auto race ly never sent, and was found several injuries. Republican presidential aspirant, are W driver, drove his 1400 borsepowered ears ago, between the leaves of a A half filled bottle of whiskey was also being passed around here'. Bluebird car to a new world's land ook bought at an auction. It found beneath the body. Mrs. xi\ speed record of 240.78 miles per described Hebron and the north in Pugh came to this city from Paw- hour on the Daytona Beach course. glowing terms, the writer saying catuck about a year ago and leaves that he eould almost wish that his her husband and mother, Mrs, Eve­ people all lived here. It also told Five Years Ago Today—Packing lyn Potter and a sister Cora both of .meetings held in the old confer­ of that town, 186 pounds over the six-furlong dis­ ence house, with a tent in front for tance, Bedford Farm’s Catalan, son extra room, during the building of of Fair Play, won the second run­ the (then) new meeting bouse, the SNOW PLOWS BUSY ning of Miami’s Okeechobee Handi­ one which was burned in 1882. A lit; // Q C C D v cap, worth 10110 to his owner and letter from Mrs. C. J. Douglas, Bos- Bristol, 'Feb. 0.—(AP)—Eight I12J20 to the holders of |2 win , Mass., was then , read by Miss city snow plows were engaged to­ f/VoMuce DCtKY tickets in the mutuels. Edna Latham, expressing the day in clearing froui outlying Householders writer’s regrets and congratulations, streets the 11 inches of snow left 1^ We promptly furnish from |10 Ten Years Ago Today—Sea and enclosing a pheck for |0 last night’s storm. ’uture dues. The afternoon’s . ta 1800 without endorsers. An ■ ■ ■ Prince, a 0 to 1 shot, won by two ’The plows were sent out before ‘iH lengths in the Havana Electric Light rram closed with the singing of ^tbe the storm ended and kept the main easy, business-like solution to and Power Handicap at a mile and a lymn, "Faith Of Our Fathers.’’ thoroughfares clear during the money problems. Repay con­ CM GABLE sixteenth, for which the utilities night. About 100 automobiles veniently, according to your in­ company put up a purse of 18000 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonald of stalled during the night were freed come. added. Hartford, took their little girl, today. Clear weather'prevailed. Elaine, home with them on Sunday Drifts as deep as four to six feet Salaried Employees for a week’s visit. Elaine has been were re^rted in many outlying sec­ Need no security on loons up a boarder with her aunt, Mrs. F. A. tions. Main highways were kept to 1100. Simple, dignified and DEATHS LAST NIGHT Rathbun, for tb ^ a st year or more. clear but nnany secondary roads requiring no signature other than Mr. and Mrs. Claude W* Jones and wers blocked. your own. . their two daughters, Aceynath and Merle, were Sunday visitors at the Consult Us m O TUK S . rv J Paris—Princess Blandbe of Or­ home of Mrs. Jones’s sister, Mrs. Wimoat ObUgatiOB for a Solution leans, 74, last granddaughter of Everett Keith and Mr. Keith, in • To Vottr Problems. Louis Philippe, last King of France. Manchester. * MRS. ADA N. Chicago— Robert Bell, former ‘ Several of the Slovakian families Vicksburg, Miss., slave who claimed who live here attended an entertain­ With Thig U nexcell^ to be 115 years old. ment given at Stafford Springs, by MERRIHELD IDEAL the Slavish Lutherans of place, Mandolin, TenorBanjo, Giiftar Financing Association, Inc. Conrad NaglesrleyDoroth: Dorothy Jordan, Marjorie Kambeau la charge of thg Rev. John Bellans, and Kindred Instmments. . 808 Main St. — fnd Floor SEES TRADE IJPTIJBN Thursday evening last. Allan L. e[Jiff ii Edwards and Marie ‘ “Prevogt Carr of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, T « l. 7S81— So. llaaehMtev Chicago, Feb. 5—(AP)—President Concert and Ensemble Training BcsralatMl hr also attended, motoring over and Oar h a ir eharsra Is thrso Sunday A. E. Dickinson, of the Indians taking some of the youpg' people for Advanced Pnpils. aaO 0 half a «r seat oa fho limestone Company, said today that with him. ‘ k.aanaia aioalhlr halaass. Monday a gradual u p w w line on the na- Mr. and Mrs. Reuben BosJey of Agent for Gibson Instmments. Uen’s bulldinig chart should be reg­ South Manchester, were Sunday Tuesday istered during .the next six monUuf. visitoni at the home of Mr. dad Mrs. statement he based on a qnh George F. Kibbe. Other visitors at STUDIO IQT. tlM eomspaii]^ • 'the xibbe hoiQh.^oBih|h dfii: . 1 ^ m MiiiLSt. ^ •.;V).: • t^i •v-i*'

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Washington. Inhere wlU .be 126 in will ba “Gaorge Washington tba Sol- vsntagea of aplnsterbood In tba the oaft and It wUl tu e one hour dlw”. ..Two other past state com- NEW LIBRARY B60KS large dtida. women are becoming DENVER.GIRLFiJUIS to present it. xnamlera are also expected to be the better educated aex. Adam’a Rib iOAIlY RADIO PROGRAM In the evening there wlU be a pro­ present. Lewis Chapman is toast­ points out^ in piquant and satiric ^L O AHANTIC HOP (Eastern Standard Tima) R o a v n iE gram which wlU include a motion master and music will be furnished A list of books recently added to style, based on concrete facts the FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6 by Stein’s Orchestra. It is expected the South Manchester Ldbrary fol­ new and aigniflcant phases of the and station lists subject to obange. picture, good music, and k speaker P. M. unlesi Indicated. Programe of proniinence. there will be 125 members present lows: modem American woman’s life and (By The Aatooiattd Pratt) WFBL WKBW WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC County Demoorate Meet 'The American Legion members To Hear About Uoensee Scientific Outlook, by Bertrand power. Chicago. Feb. 6.— (AP)—Amelia 454.3— WEAF-NBC—660 WHK WKRC WXYZ WSPD At a recent meeting of the Tol- wUl act as ukhers and children wlU The Lions Club and members of Russell—’Those who have read Mr. My United States, F. J. Stimson: Sarhart’s rabbit foot may fly tbs 6:30—Broadeaet from Geneva—WBAF 9:45 — *'Cassy’* Jones — Also WFBL the Retail Merchants Association Fifty years spent as a lawyer, au­ WKBW WEAN WNAC WCAU WJAS land Ckiunty Democratic Association only'be allowed to attend the Russell’s Philosophy and Sceptical Atlantic again. 6-4^— Stebblne Boye — Aleo WTAM WMAL WCAO WHK WKRC -WBT held in Mansfield Town Hall an exe­ pageant attended by adults. will be invited to attend £be next Essays will find here nothing new. thor and diplomat furnish the ma­ It accompanied Miss Earhart on WXYZ cutive committee was added ^ to the MUls and other places will close meeting of the City C!ouncil to be The Scientific Outlook is a tract terial for this autobiography. Mr. her flight, the fifst ever made by a 7'o^<^arlee Franele Coe—Also WJAR 10:00—Cafe Budapesth—AIm WOKO list of officers. They are: Francis for the day and there will be the held on ’Tuesday evening, February on socials trends, although half of Stimson has been a Harvard pro­ woman, and it was originally the ■WPBR WTAM WWJ WFBL WHEC WKBW WLBZ WEAN 7 :15—Lanin Orch.-Also^WEEl WJAR WDRC WAAB WORC WIP-WFAN Murray, Stafford Springs; Fred general linidng of bells and whistles 16 in the Council Chamber, Me­ it is a popularization of the past fessor. He has written succe^ul gift of Ute Indians. ‘ WFBlt WRC WGY WTAM WWJ WHP WJAS WLBW WMAL MCAO Forster, Rockville; and Rockwell at 10 a. m. , morial building. Corporation Coun­ and present scientific thought. As no'/fls, and here be writes in a live­ But Miss Mudal ConneUy, a Den­ 7:30—Alice Joy—Also WTAG WJAR WTAR WDBJ WADC WHK WCAH Holcomb, Somers. To Investigate Lighting sel Judge John E. Fisk wiU explain ly but discursive style, punctuating ver girl flier, confided yesterday WCSH WUT WFBR WRC way WBT VTTOC WDBO WDAE WXYZ a tract, despite its highly specula­ WBEN WTAM WSAI WRVA WPTF WSPD CFRB A campaign is planned for the At a meeting of the Rockville to the Council laws regarding tive character, it must be regarded his narrative with observations and Miss Earhart gave her the good "WIS WWNC WJAX WIOD 10:30—Shllkret Orch.—Also WOKO near future and the membership fee Lions Club held on Wednesday eve­ licenses, itinerant venders and* ex­ ^ a notable addition to the litera­ asides which suggest that his pen luok charm last year. 7:45 — Qoldborge — Also WGY WBEN WFBL WHEC WKBW WLBZ WEAN is $1 yearly. • ning it was voted to name a com­ plain bow far the city can go in rambles easily when it enters into WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI WDRC WAAB WORC WPG WCAU ture on 'What’s^ Wrong With the “I told her of my dream of mak­ B.no— orch. and Cavaliers—Also WTIC WHP WJAS WLBW WMAL WCAO ’The meeting was opened by The mittee to ihvestigate eleCtrlc Ugbt such matters. It is expected many World. Mr. Russell might almdst tne field of reminiscence. There is ing a solo flight over the Atlantic \VTAG WEEl WJAR WCSH JWLIT WTAR WDBJ WADC WHK WKRC president Lewis D. Eaton of Bolton. rates in this city. Francis Prichard, of the members will attend. be called'the last of the eighteenth a good deal of acidity in these com- in 1932,” she said. ii WRC way WBEN WCAE WTAM WCAH WBT WTOC WQAM WDBO The report of the treasurer, Mrs. 1. the president will an^imce this Notes mi’nts generally, and one suspects WWJ WSAI CKGW WDAE WXYZ WSPD century skeptics, and this, his lat­ “ ‘Carry this,’ Miss Earhart re­ t 9 :00—Eskimo Night Club—Also W ^ C 10:45—Colonel and Budd—Also WOKO Tilden Jewett was most encourag­ committee at a near future date. Miss Anita Weir has returned to est book is surely the most polished that the writing of this book tqok plied, handing me the rabbit foot. *I WTAG WEEI WJAR WCSH WFBR WFBL WHEC WKBW WLBZ WEAN ing. Vice presidents of the organiza­ The Rockville Retail Merchants the University of Vermont after example of skepticism that has yet no small burden off his soul. But hope it brings you luck.’ ” WLIT WRC WGY WBEN WCAE WDRC WAAB WORC WPG WHP tion are: Mrs. Fauinle Dixon Welsh, Association at a recent meeting, spending the psust week at her home the book is a genial one neverthe­ WWJ WSAI „ WLBW WMAL WCAO WTAR WDBJ , been printed. It is both brilliantly Miss Connelly, daughter of Mrs. 9 :30— Reisman Orch. — Also PI^AQ WADC WBT WTOC WDBO WDAE Columbia; Clarence J. McCarthy, William Conreily, president, an­ on High street. witty and profoundly depressing, less, full of agreeable pictures and Minnie B. Jackson, Denver club­ WJAR WCSH WLIT WFBR WRC CFRB RockvlUe; William E. Palmer, An­ nounce, the following committee to Mrs. George Smith of Elm street and to him the exercise of doubt is abr ending in anecdotes. woman, says she is determined to WGY WBEN WCAE WTAM WSAI 11:00—Cafe Orch.—Also WLBZ WEAN dover; John Jackson, EUlington; investigate the same matter; Amo has gone to Boston, Mass..^ where 10*00_Artists Prog. — Also WTAG WDRC obviously at once the most delight­ A raeiican Poetry, by Louis Unter- make Uie flight. WJAR WCSH WLIT WTOR WRC 11:15—Barlow Symphony—Also WOKO Harold B. Plnney, Stafford; Chester Weber, Corbin Englert and Gustave she will spend several weeks. ful operation of the mind and an ex­ rceyer: This companion volume to A bank closing forced her to sell WFBL WHEC WKBW WLBZ WEAN Town Clerk and Mrs. John B. WGY WCAE WTAM WWJ CFCF Delaney, Somers; Ralph V. Rey­ Friedrich. treme anguish. “Modem American Poetry” offers a her plane last year. She was too 10:30—Theater of the A li^^lso WTIC WDRC WAAB WORC WCAU WHP nolds, Coventry; Joseph N. Clark, No action weis taken at either of Thomas of Union street, who have WTAG WEEl WJAR WCSH Y ^IT WLBW WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC v/fafilly new survey of American proud to go home and admit defeat. Columbia; Albert M. Heck, Union; these organizations about , the mat­ been spending several weeks in Porto Rico, by R. J. VanDeusen WFBR WRC WGT -WBEN WCAE WCAH WKBN WBT VTOC WDBO and E. K. Van Deusen: ’This is a. poetry from the first colonial efforts So she leased a rooming house WTAM WWJ WSAI WRVA WJAX WDAE WXYZ WSPD CFRB ' Mrs. Annie C. Gilbert, Hebron; ter imtil this week. Miami Fla., are now in St Peters­ to Walt Whitman. It is similar to WIOD WFLA .. . 11:30—Olsen Orch.—Also WOKO WFBL burg, Fla., where they will visit be­ complete history of Porto Rico fromi and hopes the revenue will finance WKBW WLBZ WDRC WAAB WORC Henry Doudo, WiUlngton; James W. To Hold Ladles Night its predecessor in scheme and ar­ 11:00— Marion Harris—Also WFl WRC fore returning home. the earliest days to the present the trans-Atlantic attempt. . WWJ WIS WIOD WCAU WHP WLBW WMAL WCAO Galavln, Tolland; Mrs. E. Selma The Rockville Lions Club is plan­ rangement, containing biog;rapbical, "And it won’t be Just luck,” Ihe Lopez Orch.—Also WEEl WJAR WTAR WDBJ WADC WKRC WCAH Healy, Bolton; and John Lynch, ning a Ladies Night for the evening moment, written by two people who bibliographical, critical notes, plus said, rubbing the rabbit foot. WRC WIOD WBEN WWJ WKBN WBT WTOC WDEO WDAE Mansfield. of February 10 and it has been an­ have lived on the Island for years, 12:00—Ralph Klrbery; Coon.Sanders* WXYZ WSPD and who have been intimately as­ a rt.^-hly details preface that is not 12:00—Ben Bernie—Also WOKO WFBL The next meeting will be held In nounced that Philip A. Jacob, presi­ Orch.—Also WRC WGY . i sociated with many phases of the only an outline of American poetry 12:30 a. m.—Hotel Orch.—WEAF chain WKBW WEAN WNAC WCAU WHP Stafford Town Hall, on Monday eve­ dent of the Norwich High School FOUR SWIM ASHORE to modem times, but a history of LOSES VALUABLE PEARLS WLBW WMAL WKRC WKBN WSPD ning, March 7, at 8 p. m. A politi­ will be the speaker. ’The event will life there. Mr. Van Deusen spent 348.6— WABC-CBS— 860 12:30 a. m. — Krueger Orch. — Also twenty years in the service of the native culture and its backgrounds. WOKO WFBL WKBW WCAU WLBW cal speaker will be secured for the take place at the Rockville House AS VESSEL SINKS It is pieeminently a work that dis­ London, Feb. 5.-*(AP)—Princess 6:30—Vaughn de Leath—Also WOKO WMAL WKRC WKBN WSPD occasion. and a meeting ind dinner will be Insular Government while his wife WAAB 1:0(^Dance Hour—Also WEIAN WNAC was for seven years connected with covers new values and that reverses Alexis Mdivanl. formerly Miss WFBL WKBW WLBZ WDRC School Meeting held, commencing at 7 p. m. There Louise Astor van Allen, reported WORC WHP WJAS WLBW WMAL the Insular Department of Educa­ many accepted standards and esti­ WTOC 3S4.5— JZ-NBC^—760 The monthly meeting of the wlU be a program of entertainment mates. Thus the New England today the loss of a pair of. pearl WCAO WKBN WBT WGST tion. ’The potential riches of the WXYZWSPDCFRB 6:30 — Ward Wilson — Also WBAL Vernon Board of Education was held and other features. Newport, R. I., Feb. 5.— (A P )— school is re-established and in a earrings which she said were worth 6:45 — Gorman Orch. — Also WOKO WHAM WGAR WRVA Men's Golld Banquet Four yachtsmen, bound from Boston if land, the beauty of Its scenery, its WFBL WHEC WKBW WDRC J^R C In Superintendent Clough’a office at sense rediscovered. £1,000. A reward of £1,000 was 6:45—Topics in Brief—Also WBAL 7 o’clock, Wednesday evening, Feb­ The Men’s GuUd of St. John’s to Florida, leaped overboard Into fine climate, the charm and culture WHP WJAS WLBW WDBJ WWVA WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW of its people, and its imusual his­ offered for their recovery. WCAH WKBN WBT WGST WDBO 7:00—Amos 'n* Andy—Also WBAL ruary 3. Mrs. Thomas Garvan, Episcopal Church enjoyed its an Newport hifrbor and swam ashore ’The princess, who was married at 7:00— Myrt and Marge^Also WOKO tory are fully discussed in this de- FOUND DEAD IN SNOW WBZ WHAM .KDKA WGAR WJR Sherwood C. Cumming;s, Ernest nual banquet in the Parish rooms of early today as their 24-foot auxil­ Newport, R. I., last Jufce, came to WFBL WGR WEAN WDRC WNAC WLW WRC CKGW CFCF WRVA ■fmlUve piece of work. WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC Henslg, Dr. John E. Flaherty, Fran­ the church on Tuesday evening. The iary sloop Nomad was driven shore­ London from Paris, where she lives, WPTF WJAX WIOD WFLA Mr. FothergllTs Plot, by John Lowell, Mass., Feb. 6.— (AP) — WKRC WSPD , .^TTiiDi 7:15—To Be Announced—WJZ chain. cis S. Nettleton, and John G. Talcott rooms were decorated in keeping ward by a northeast blizzard. to see a French art exhibition. She 7:15— Bing Crosby—Also WOKO WFBL Fothergill, compiler: Thlr book Is Charles E. Breen, 65, a store pro­ 7:80—Jane Froman Orch.—Also WBAL were present. with Washington’s birthday in red, They were: William B. Hayes returned to Pari.*- today, but the WHEC WGR WLBZ WEAN WDRC WBZ KDKA the embodiment of a bright Idea, prietor, was found dead today in a WNAC WORC WCAU WHP The reading of the minutes and white, and y blue. The ladies who search for the Jewels continued. 7:45—Bob Ripley—Also WBAL WBZ (1391 Commonwealth avenue) and worked out by eighteen conspirators snowbank where he had fallen, ap­ WLBW WMBG WMAL WCAO WTAR KDKA WRVA WPTF WNC WIS bills were first given attention and served the dinner were dressed in John Ascot (215 Compton street), WDBJ WADC WHK WKRC WCAH 8:00—Joy's Orch.—Also WBAL WBZ colonial costumes, and the tables to prove that plot’s a poor thing at parently a victim of heart trouble, WBT WBIG WTOC WQAM WDBO Mrs. Garvan reported on recent PREMIER’S CONDITION WHAM KDKA WGAR WJR were decorated with flowers and both of Boston; 'Thomas Ross (115 best, and character is all. Wlien while waiting for a street car. Breen WDAE WXYZ WSPD 8:30—Trade and Mark—Also WBAL visits to the various teachers, com­ 7:30—Boswell Sisters — Also WOKO lighted candles. Music was furnish West 168th street) of New York and eighteen authors set themselves'to had tried fot some time without WGAR WJR WLW plimenting them on their work. London, Feb. 5.—(AP)—Prime WFBL WGR WEAN WDRC WNAC 8:45—Sisters of the Skillet—Also WBAL The report of the School Nurse, ed by Max Kabrlck’s orchestra. Rev. Ernie Neal, whose address was un­ the same problem, the result can­ success to start his automobile be­ WCAU WJAS WCAO WADC WKRC KDKA WGAR WLW George S. Brookes, pastor of Union known. not fall to be interesting. Mr. fore going to the street car stop and Minister MacDonald, who is con­ W XYZ WSPD; Southern Orch.—Only 9:0^—Friendship Town—Also WBAL Miss Margaret Domhelh was read, valescing from an operation on one WMAL WDBJ WBT WBIG church gave the blessing and The yachtsmen battled their way Fothergill has planned this con­ it was believed the exertion caused WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR WJR as was also the report of the truant of his eyes, received a number of 7:45— Merton Down^ — Also WOKO WLW CKGW CFCF WRVA WJAX officer. It appeared from the report Charles Underwood acted as song ashore near the estate of Mrs. Nich­ spiracy with well chosen associates, a heart attack. , WFBL WHEC WGR WLBZ WEAN WIOD WFLA WWNC WIS olas Brown and were taken by a and many people will find his plot messages of sympathy and good WDRC WNAC WORC WCAU WHP 9:30—Shield’s Orch.-Also WBAL WBZ of the nurse that about 75 children leader. wishes today from friends in Great WJAS WMAL WCAO WTAR VVDBJ are having milk at the forenoon re­ President CJharles Francis wel­ caretaker to the Seamen’s Institute, well worth unravelling both for its LOWER NUBSmO COSTS WHAM KDKA WGAR WJR WLW Britain and abroad. WWVA WADC WHK WKRC WCAH WRVA WJAX WIOD cess because of the kindness of comed the guests and members mid where they were treated for ex­ immediate interest and because of WBT WBIG WSJS WTOC WQAM 10:00—To Be Announced—WJZ chain New Haven, Feb. 5.— (AP)—Steps Among the senders was Premier WDBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD ______public spirited people in town. introduced Francis Prichard as posure. No trace of their craft could Its comparison between some of the taken in New York to offer nursing 10:30—Clara, Lu and Em—Also WBAL best English novelists of today. Benito Mussolini of Italy. 8:00—The Club — Also WOKO WFBL WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR WJR In his report Mr. Clough stated toastmaster. be found. service at the lowest possible cost WGR WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU Adam’s Rib, by Mary Day Winn: ’The prime minister had a good 10:45 — Arden’s Orch. — Also WBAL that only one teacher had been Edward E. Regan, assistant gen­ They left Boston for Florida a to the public •were jutlined by Miss WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC WHK WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR WJR American women control 41 per night last mgbt. ’The bulletin Is­ WKRC W XYZ WSPD out of school the past month be­ eral manager of the New Haven week ago and put into Newport Emma L. 0>llins, director of the 11:00—Slumber Music — Also WBAL cent of the country’s Individual sued by h,is physicians said: "The 8:15—SIngin’ Sam—Also WOKO WFBL WJR cause of illness though the attend­ road was the first speaker of the harbor last night to refuel. The bliz­ Nursing Bureau of Brooklyn, N, Y., WKBW WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU 11:30— Denny Orch.—Also WBAL WJR evening, and he was followed by wealth, and dictate 87 percent of condition of the prime minister WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC WHK ance of pupils has been rather poor zard, which came up during the today before the graduates nurses KDKA CFCF KSTP WRC WIS WIOD Rev, Cranston Brenton of New York Its purchases. They have boosted 'gives satisfaction.” WKRC WXYZ WSPD 12:00— Blue Rhythm Boys—Also WGAR on account of colds and other ail­ night, threw the boat shoreward and association of Connecticut conven­ 8:30— News Drama—Also WFBL WGR City. About one hundred attended the beauty .business up to a dally 12:15 a. m.—Stoess Orch.—Also WGAR ments. He recommended that the tion. WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU WJAS WLW the’ banquet. as it was almost on the rocks of expenditure of flw millions so that Gigolo silhouettes with small WMAL WCAO WADC WHK WKRC doctors be asked to give pupils the Election of officers for next year waists are the latest for young TELEVISION same opportunity of being vaccin­ Two Peddlers Arrested the outer harbor, the four jumped it competes Svith automobiles and WBT WXYZ WSPD ____ was set for today. The convention women. Heretofore, the gflgolo 9:00—Pageant — Also WOKO WFBL W2XAB—2760ke (W2XE—6120kc) ated as was afforded a few years George Thompson, 48, of Hartford overboard. food for first place in advertising WKBW WEAN WDRC WNAC WORC 8:00 to 11:00—Variety With Sound lineage. ’They are learning the ad- will close tonight* idea has always been a big waste. WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WTAR ago, as there waa at this time quite and his wife, Mrs. Olga Thompson, W2XCR—2000ke (WOBS—IIBOkc) a few cases of smallpox in the state. 51, will appear before the Rockville WDBJ WADC WHK WKRC WBT f i r e d e s t r o y s p l a n t — WGST WXYZ WSPD 6:00 to 7:80—Audlovislon Variety He also recommended the use ol the City Ctourt on Saturday morning, 7:30 to 9:00—Silent Pictures 9:30 — Belasce Orch.— Also WOKO gym for the Washington’s Birthday February 13, on charges of selling Fall River, Mass., Feb. 6.— (AP) celebration be allowed for the games without a license. They were ar­ 9:45—Bea and Natalie. rested by the State Police of Staf­ —Fire early today destroyed the being planned for that occasion. factory of the Cotton City Curtin 10:00—Cafe Budapestb. Mrs, Clough also stated that the ford Springs Barracks after being Corporation and for a time threat­ WTIC PROCJRAMS 10:30—^Music that Satisfies. tuition bills for the first half year found selling religious bookfets. At ened the south section of the elty. 10:45— Colonel Stoopnagle and Bud. were in excess of those of last year their own request their caseis were Travelers BroadcaatlRg Service Damage was estimated at $15,000. 11:00— Orchestra. which will ease the financial situa­ continued. They are out on 8125 Hartford, CJonn. Two six-tenement houses were 11:16— Howard Barlow and the tion of the town somewhat as far as bonds each. slightly damaged as a northeast 50,(HKI W.. 1»«0 fL (X, 38241 3L Cdlumhia Symphony Orchestra. ^ e schools are concerned. Legion Banquet Speaker Washington Celebration Past State Commander Kenneth blizzard blew embers from the cur­ 11:80—George Olson’s Orchestra. tain factory and additional alarms Friday, February 5, 1982 The pageant, written by • Miss F. Cramer of the American Legion Leila Church to be held in connec­ will be the principal speaker at the were sounded as a precautionary tion with the Washington celebra­ annual banquet of Stanley Dobosz measure. The damage to the houses BIG VALUE! E! S T WTIC—1060 k. \^ 11:00—News; Weather; Atlantic baritone; Fran.' Flannlgaa, vio­ BALANCED SUPERHETERODYNE Coast Marine Forecast. linist; Wilbur Burleigh, pianist. AND OTHER BIG FEATURES 11:06— Orchestra —Tony Pestrltto, 9:00—Friendship Town. director. 9:30—Sponsored Program. 12:00 mldn.—Silent. 10:00—^Whiteman’s Chieftains. 10:30—Clara, Lu and EnL Long-Short Wave 10:46—Waves of Melody. Marvelous distance and won* 11:00—Time; weather; temperature; Combination! derful tone! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 80TJTH MANCHESTER, CONNm FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1982. ^AGE WIIdB " W Manchester Hopes For J. sleigh crashed on the Olympic nm sled, passed a restless night gad Tuesday. day was in great pain. Hla As soon as he can be tnoved, be are so severe that cmplets will be put in a plaster cast, hospital Trip to Virginia GAR WOOD SETS nosis still has not been Rival School Quintets auUxorlties said, and kept there for made, names remains on the hospital several months. Grau also suffered a ger list with a known fractured shoulder and other in­ fracture the skull, possible spine juries. fraetuni; For Girl Bowlers and other severe hurts. Play At Armory Tonight NEW SPEED MARK Albert Brehme, brakeanan on bis • < 9>’ I I ' I I • ■ e » f Mancbeitar may be repreeeated In Added to etage a eerles of netback the National Duckpin Congress to card parties, the first of which ^11 Drives Motor Boat 111.712 SIX INCH SNOW Undefeated BeD City Quintet Not Likely to Repeat Its be held in Norfolk, Virginia, in be held tonight at the Highland April, it was learned today. Park Community Club. M3es An Hour at Miami Real Winter Weather’s 57-14 Victory But Is Favored to Win By Much Closer ’The Charter Oak Girls bowling Manchester merchants have donat­ ^ AT W PLACID team of five members has defeated ed prizes to be given the card win­ all of the leading gins’ bowling out­ ners. ’The dates of subsequent card Beach to Beat Kaye Don’s Sudden arrival calls for Rubbers Maritin; Over 1,000 Fans Expected. fits in tho state emd has challenged parties has not yet been settled. Leo any others who may dispute them Sarazen is manager .of the Charter Work All Night to Keep Sta­ and Arctics their claim to the title. Oak team which Includes Captain Record By Nearly Mile PROBABLE LINEUPS In an effort to raise money to de­ Mae Sherman, Mary Strong, Mar­ dium Clear; U. S. Wins Brletol Mancbeeter fray the expenses of the Virginia cella Karpin, Flora Nelson and Clara and a Half. Pavelcbak...... r f ...... O'Leary BOWLING trip, the Charter OsJi team has de­ Jackmore. Palao...... If ...... Kerr 500,5,000 Meter Races. rtftii...... 0 ...... Johnston CHENET GIRLS’ LEAGUE MEN’S Gureke...... rg ...... Squatrlto Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. 6.— (AP) e D1 Glovanna... Ig ...... Lerch Team Standing —Gar Wood daimed a new world’s Olympic Stadium, Lake Placid, N. W. L. Place: State Armory speed boat record today with a two- Y., Feb. 5.—(AP)—’The Winter Time: 8:80 p. m. Weaving No, 1 ...... 61 9 Olympics struggled out from imder Officials: Hayes, Abeam. Weaving No. 2 ...... 43 17 PROVIDENCE REDS day average speed of 111.712 miles Rubbers a six inch fall of snow today in an Velvet No. 1 ...... 42 18 an hour on the Indian Creek course effort to crown a 1500 metres cham­ More than a thousand persons are Throwing No. 1 ...... 40 20 here with his Miss America IX. pion, bring the 10,000 metres com­ expected to witness the schoolboy Cravat No. 1 ...... 33 27 He was clocked at 112.434 miles 'and basketball “Battle of Revenge” at petition down to a final heat, and Main Office No. 1 ...... 31 29 TOP PUCK CHASERS an hour on a southward run over the continue the hockey wars with a the locEd state armory tonight when Throwing No. 2 ...... 31 29 nautical mile, and 110.989 miles an two rivals of long standing, Man­ match between the United States Cravat No, 2 ...... 23 37 hour on a northwsurd nm. The aver­ and Poland. chester and Bristol, meet in an im­ Velvet No, 2 ...... 8 52 age of the two runs, as required by Arctics portant C. C. I. L. contest. The un­ The Olympic Stadium, where Gov­ Main Office No. 2 ...... 2 58 National Yachtsman’s Association defeated Bristol team rules a hekvy Lead Phfladelphia Arrows By I VOLLEY-BALL ernor Franklin D. Roosevelt for­ Individual Averages rules, gave him the average of 111.- favorite but an upset is entirely mally opened the games yesterday G. Ave. 712, as compared with the old record and saw Jack Shea and Irving Jaf- possible. REO LEAGUE C. Jackmore ...... 39 99.18 2 1 -2 Gaines In Canadian- of 110.223 held by Kaye Don of Eng­ fee sweep to triumph in the 600 All first quality; Since its first pair of disastrous M. Strong ...... 42 99.14 I'eam No. 4 plays No. 6 tonight, land. defeats from Meriden and Bristol, metres and 5,000 metres races re­ M. Sherm an...... 42 96.13 6-7 p. m. Elapsed time for the soutward run the Manchester team has shown American Hockey League; spectively, was buried under the N. Taggart ...... 45 95.0 was 36.7 seconds, and for the north­ snow blanket iroods at low. vast improvement but naturally its The second team leaves tonight F. Nelson ...... 39 94.37 ward run 37.35 seconds. Workmen labored through the chances of reversing the 57-14 trim­ E. Kissmann ...... 36 94.24 from the east side Rec at 7 to go to ming in Bristol are very slim. Yet, Hart Heads Scorers. ’The average speed was figured in night, sweeping the snow away as prices. Get a pair M. H adden...... 45 93.19 Bristol where it plays the Bristol statute miles an hour. The nm was after losing to Meriden 23 to 9, Boys’ dub first team. The following fast as it fell, but high winds and Manchester held the Silver City A. S h e a ...... 45 92.34 made over a measured nautical mile fierce cold had piled it deep on the E. Robinson ...... 33 92.31 afe to make the trip: Siemsen, Rus­ course. today. team to a 19-16 victory in Meriden Boston, Feb. 5.— (AP)—’The Prov­ sell, Von Hone, Holland, Mordansky 400 metres race track and two two weeks ago. M. K arpin...... 42 92,23 Wood’s speed was 1,489 miles an rinks in the center of the oval. De­ H. G ustafson...... 45 90.39 idence Reds increased their lead in and Griffiths. One-sided victories over East ’The first team is to play the hour faster than that of Don Kaye spite their efforts, the ice was rough Hartford, West Hartford and Mid­ G. Nelson ...... 44 90.15 the Canadlan-American hockey loop when he set the world’s record on and lumpy, far from the perfect sur­ H. Frederickson...... 45 89.41 by a point during the past week and Sprit^eld Y at Springfield tomorrow dletown have greatly improved afternoon. The team will leave the Lake Garda, Italy, last July. face that greeted the 331 athletes of today they topped the PhUadelphla Manchester’s prospectc for the re­ A. P a ra d is...... 45 89.21 East Side Rec at 1:30. Those mak­ International Yachtsman’s Asso­ 17 natiohs as they marched in for CLOSE-OUT turn battle with Bristo’ but the E. R o y c e ...... 45. 89.5 Arrows by two and a half games. ing the trip are R. Von Deck, R. ciation rules required that he ex­ the opening ceremonies yesterday. fact that the latter team is unde­ M. K issm ann...... 42 88.29 Both of these teams ran into Holland, H. Lange, G. Gibbons, F. ceed Don’s mark by half a mile an The heavy snow almost a foot Of Our Entire Line of feated makes it the outstanding E. McCourt*...... '3 9 88.14 snags last night, the last place Phaneuf, B. Schubert and R. Met­ hour to establish a new record. deep on the ski trails in the Adiron- favorite to again triumph over the M. R ein a rtz...... 45 88.5 Springfield Indians holding the Ar­ calf. It was Wood’s second assault on dacks, came as a great boon to the Clarkemen. Strenuous practice ses­ E. Kleinschm idt...... 39 87,28 rows to a 2-2 tie us the Arrows and Don’s record this year. On January distance nmners of Norway Sweden, sions have been held this week in P. Reale ...... 39 87.26 Boston Cubs battled to a scoreless NORTHWEST GIRL BECOMES 27 he averaged 110.785 miles an France, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, Boys’ Rubbers, Arctics order to put Manchester in the pink C. Schnauble...... 42 87.20 draw. SKATING STAR OVERNIGHT hdUr, and beUeved he had set a new and the rest, as well as the dog sled of condition for the Bristol battle. S. J a r v is ...... 42 87.20 The Cubs and Bronx Tigers fin­ world’s record, but International teams that take over the picture for officials ruled he had failed by a Manchester will long remember C. Kalsalsky ...... 42 86.36 ished the week deadlocked in third Seattle— (AP) — Determination a day as the speed skating comes to fraction of a second to exceed Don’s the humiliation of its 43-point L. Reinartz ...... 45 86.20 place with 25 points, one less than and courage over a short period of a close tomorrow. and Rubber Boots mark by the required half mile an trouncing in Bristol for it was the M. M e tca lf...... '...... 42 85.0 the Arrows’ total. New Haven re­ three months has made a Seattle The day was bright and clear, but worst any local team ever received hour when the speed was reduced to F. Sheekey...... 33 84.20 mained in fifth place, a poln,t behind German girl, Johanna B. Olson, one there was little hope of large atten­ at from Bristol. Consequently local nautical miles. A. Reale ...... 39 83.28 the third place teams and the In­ of the leading fancy ice skaters of dance today, for the open stands, ex­ basketball followers will never be C. Ott ...... 45 82.13 dians trailed the Eagles by six the Pacific northwest. fully satisfied imtil some M. H. S. posed to the capricious mountain E. Peterson ...... 38 82.9 points, the equivalent of three full She pulled on a skate for the first PIGEON Sm PING O. K. elements, likewise were buried in Extremely Low Prices team attains proper revenge. It L. Roth ...... 30 82.5 time 16 months ago and began tak­ will probably be a good many years games. , snow. M. Ryan ...... 39 81.25 The Boston Brulna recalled Lloyd ing lessons 12 months later. Santa Monica, Cal.— (A P )— A before Manchester finds a team M. Marks ...... 45 80.38 capable of trimming Bristol that Klein from the Cubs and his promo­ She is being hailed by her coach, slaughter of pigeons goes on a^ mu­ INJURED GERMANS A. Raccagnl...... 26 80.23 tion gave "Glzzy” Hart of Provi­ George Brian, Seattle skating in­ nicipal pier here every morning Lake Placid, N. Y., Feb. 6.— (AP) badly.' • E. Leilasus ...... 27 80.11 However, Bristol’s imdefeated dence, the scoring lead with 13 goals structor, and Lloyd Turner, man­ since permission to shoot, them was —X-ray pictures revealed today that C. D io n ...... 45 80.7 GLENNEY’S record, if broken tonight, would be and nine assists for a total of 22 ager of the former Seattle hockey given. The birds are considered a Fritz Grau, German bob sled cap­ a source of real delight to Man­ A. W o lfra m ...... 45 79.12 points, two more than “Yank” Boyd, club, as the outstanding fancy skat­ nuisance, and they make good pot tain, suffered a fracture of the fifth chester fans .in general for it might E. Geddis ...... 46 78.42 the Cubs’ winger who started the ing novice in America. pie. vertebrae in his upine when his prevent Bristol from gaining a E. E dw ards...... 30 78.28 season with the Bruins. “Hago” R. S m ith ...... 20 78.11 clear claim to the league title. Bris­ Hfirrington, Providence, and Amund­ M. S hlrshac...... 42 77.27 tol barely edged East Hartford, a son of the Bronx Tigers, were tied F. F o r g e t...... 30 77.11 team that Manchester gave a de­ for third honors with 19 points and E. Wolfram ...... 18 77.4 cisive beating. This seems to be there were three bunched with IS convincing proof that Manchester R. Hanson ...... 27 76.23 F. Madden ...... 46 74.34 points, Leo Gaudreault and Sparky has Improved sufficiently to be Vail of Providence, and Paul Runge able to give Bristol a mighty hard P. B u rk e...... 39 72.6 of Boston. battle tonight. V. M cG ann...... 42 72.5 Although apparently out of the M. Goldsnider ...... 39 66.26 Jack Pratt, who topped the penal­ league title Itself, Manchester is M. Sullivan ...... v* • ^2 66.28 ty carriers for several weeki, was none the less anxious to beat Bris­ A. Devlin ...... 12 64.8 also Involved in the trade with the tol. Battles between these two Bruins and his retirement from the Can-Am .boosted Joe Jerwa, his for­ teams Invariably attract the larg­ NEW PILOTS IN AA CIRCUIT est crowds of the season. Last mer partner, to the top of the “bad- year more than 1,600 watched the New York— (AP)— Three > new man” list with a total of 23 minors, teams play here and more saw the managers are slated to make their three majors and a matoh penalty. game in Bristol, A big delegation is appearance in the International Bill Regan of the Bronx, moved up aocompanjing the Bristol team baseball league this season. Tom Into second place with 32 minors and here tonight. Bristol hasn’t for­ Dally, who caught for Richmond in two majors and Duke Dutkowskl of got the beating It received from the Eastern League last year, will New Haven, ended the week in third Manchester in the Tale tourney manage Toronto, while Hans Lobert, place with 29 minors and a major. last year. manager of the Bridgeport club in The official standing: the same league last season, will be • W. L. T. Pti. In charge at Jersey City. Buffalo P rovidence...... 13 6 4 31 still is in the market for a manager. Philadelphia...... 11 10 4 26 Boston ...... 11 12 S 25 Briefs FRENCH TO GET 2,000 FIELDS Bronx ...... 10 11 Paris— (AP) —Approximately 2,- New H a v en ...... 11 11 000 new plajdng fields for soccer, Springfield...... 7 13 \ Both Rube Williams of the San outdoor basketball and other sports Mateo polo team and his pony were will be bu^t throughout rural Cowboy Yearling Gagers Tall knocked imconscious in a recent France during the year. The propect Stillwater, Okla.— (A P )—A new game in California against Cypress has been made possible by a “na­ high for Oklahoma Aggie freshman Point. tional equipment scheme,” designed quintets was set this year with a A. B. Bailey, assistant football to give work to unemployed. The team ranging in altitude from six and bead baseball coach at Wash­ department of physical education is feet two inches to six feet five ington State college, has signed a devoting a share of its appropria­ Inches. Three of the" first stringers new three-year contract. tions to the work. play either center or forward. The first Sunday afternoon hockey match ever played in St. Louis by the Flyers drew a crowd of 9,000 persons. The tallest basketball player on the University of Texas quintet is Floyd Garrett, 6 feet 3 inches, 195 pounds. Injuries received in football have RUBBER FOOTWEAR caused the loss to the University of Utah of the services of the school’s wrestling team captain. Chuck Lar­ son, heavyweight. Gold Seal and U, 5 . Brand Ralph Guldabl, recent winner of the Ar^ona open golf meet, left a Dallas,^ Tex., high school before —for— graduation in order to turn profes­ sional. •VI • 7 Parker Bryant, captain of the MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN // Oglethorpe football squad last sea­ // son, plans to play professional foot­ ball next fall. Men’s Light Weight 4 Buckle Arctics Bib Falk, recently appointed man­ Does it hurt to shove, daddy? I? ager of the Toledo Mudhens, was a Men’s Light Weight Rubbers and Clogs football and beiseball star at the University of Texas, Children’s White, also Tan Rubbers **V7’OUltE like a great big bear, daddy. I likelil to kiss you, The new Gillette Blue Super-Blade is truly remarkable in Football funds enabled the Uni­ versity of Oregon to' retire six A but your face isn’t nice and smoodi like tmama's. It feels every way. 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A.-.- , V PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1932. ai.dm Q-G-dnncQ LEAP YEAR VALENTINE FAVORS BV JO P IT CLPlCTOn

“A wonderful bird is the pelican^I don’t know. *1 had seen targe BEGIN HEBE XODAX her she raised her frightened eyes. —” you know the rhyme. porpoises tumbling about hut Beautiful ELLEN BOSSITEB, She had been too really terrified be­ Today I saw at least a himdred never one of these baby rocking- who works by da; is a salesgirl In fore, too appalled, to attempt to horses. on a sand bar, all facing up stream ^relay’s Department tore, lives draw any hope of a possible second This led to porpoise talk and with her mother, MOLLY MVBA, chance'from Steven Barclay’s face in a swift windy current where the I heard a story from an old fisher­ and her 18-year-old brother, MIKE. or manner. But now, as she looked fish were fairly washed into their man who may have been spoofing Ellen’s dead father, younger son tar at him, she saw all at once that she mouths. me, but I think not, for other peo­ a titled English family, left a com­ had been wrong. One old fellow, however, that ple who were there bore him out. fortable fortune to provide for his 'This man did not intend to dis­ must have had a wing spread of The porpoise is a friend of man, wife and children. Irresponsible miss her. He leaned forward, his four or five feet, was fishing on his it seems, and he is a shark chaser. Molly Bossiter soon went through fine, lined face grave with sym­ own account. Ife flapped along One time not long ago a man the fortune and since then the sup­ pathy. about ten feet above the water and was drowned and before they could port of the family has devolved upon “I hope,” be began almost apolo­ then dived. He went right down get his body out a shark cams her two daughters. getically, “that you won’t think I’m under the surface and disappeared spearing along. Then a drama be­ Molly foolishly spends the preci­ interfeting in something which does —wings, pouch, body and all— gan before the eyes of the crowd on ous rent money to buy unnecessary not concern me. I am, of course. under the choppy waves. the dock. clothes for Mike. A' her mother’s But perhaps you’ll forgive me when I held my breath when he didn’t Check Up on This! suggestion Ellen decides to work at I tell you that I can not bear to see come up. Finally, after what night as a dance haU hostess nntU Six porpoises gathered aroiuid a employe—to see someone so seemed ' several minutes, he ap­ and chased the shark out to sea. the sum is made up. She goes to young as you are—in such trouble peared again many yards from Dreamland and interviews JACOB Then the^ returned and rolled the without attempting to learn if there where he had gone in, and no doubt man’s body up on the beach. SALOMON who offers her a Job on is someUiing I can do. Some way had won his battle. As his pouch I have been told that they do condition that she supply her own that I can help.” did not look distended no doubt the same thing with the body of a evening dresses.' She has no evening Ellen bad been prepared for dis­ dress. Bitterly disappointed, she he had already swallowed his dog or cat that has fallen into tbe missal. She was not prepared for prey. He swam back and joined breaks a itore rule and telephones sympathy. For a moment revulsion water. Now I pass the story on the news to her mother. the others presently in their un­ for what it is worth, but you . of feeling made her actually dizzy. ending vigil for food. STEVENS BABCL'*Y, owner of Her heart was suffocating her and might look up "porpoises” in your the department store, sees her in she felt she could hardly breathe. A Pish Story encyclopedia and see if I am too the telephone booth and asks her But she forced herself to answer Yesterday, on the 'M’ftta.Tvyjm gullible. to come to his office. Ellen Is sure him. river, I looked out of the window Pelicans and porpoises—pome- he Intends to discharge her. “It’s—^It’s nothing important," she as I was dressing. The sim was on granites and palms! It is a great managed at length. the water and sizable fish, strange­ country, even if banks fall and NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY ly enough, were Jumping for sheer business is sunk all over the 48 - "I was afraid you’d say that It Pastel-colored, gold, silver or the traditional gay red are the wide variety of new gadets for the Leap Year Valentine’s Party. 1. A bridge states. CHAPTER m probably would be nothing to me. taUey for the men shows a cute clown holding up a big heart on the back of which the score is written. 2. For the buffet supper, have the table Joy, or so it seemed (there were Ellen had her feet planted firmly Obviously it’s not that to you. But white, with red and gold hearts, and plates, sandwiches, cake, candies and napkins all adhering to the heart-shape motif. 3, New little candles no pelicans about), for several Psychologists are pi\.‘aching I do think it’s nothing that can’t be in her small world by the time she are hearts, set as if they were beads, onto little wooden soldier bodies, all gaily painted. 4. A pretty favor for a nice man is a little lady made of feet out of the water. against dream worlds, but I think had seated herself. She had seen solved. Won’t you tell r e ?” pipe cleaners, with tulle pajamas in a luscious pink, hand-painted. 5. The down favor Includes a clown hat. 6. Brand new is the horoscope And then suddenly I saw some­ the world itself is all the more other girls pay the swift penalty for favor, with fortune and hat inside. 7. Flirtatious little cat with a bag of peanuts <5^ candies. thing else, a large black fish was bearable for dreams, particularly some inconsequential fault. She At any other time Ellen would rocking along right on top of the when they come true. Get out the was prepared to pay It herself In bavq withdrawn mto the fastnesses water . like a bobby horse. First bird books and fish books and read dignity and in pride. She thought of the Rosslter pride. Just then'sbe ure. Are you sure you have that hie employees. Fortunately tbe bis head and then bis tail, there he to the children. Then some day dimly that the important thing was bad such an overwhelming need for right?" saleswoman who brought the gowns was as plain as tbe nose on an In­ if they can get around to seeing to maintain her own courage. sympathy, such an overwhelming Ellen felt confused. Wa. it pos­ was placidly incurious. dian’s face, beading straight up these things in actuality they Never before bad she exchanged need for the advice of someone old­ sible that she was too stiff-necked, 'The next 16 minutes were sheer the cove and having the time of his won’t be as green as I am. a word with her employer. In her er, someone responsible, that the ae be bad accused her of being, too heaven for .Ellen. She bad never life. He was a yard or so long. I have decided that my educa­ six years of service she seen whole story was out before she conventional, too careful entirely? owned an evening gown, evening HEALTH I was told that he was a baby tion has been sadly neglected. I him no more than half a dozen could check the rush of words. Myra 'Then she decided, so quickly tbat^ gowns being one of tbe items in­ porpoise. Later in tbe day out at wish that I knew Just What to look and Bert; her mother and her disas­ times, Steven Barclay spent only there, was almost no pause before variably missing from Aunt Myra’s COLDS ABE VERY INFECTIOUS |;constantly present among human sea I saw another doing tbe same for. As it is I take thing- as they two or three months a year in the trous shopping tours; Mike, delight­ she answered, that e *en if she were boxes. She bad not known it would thing, perhaps it was tbe same one. come, but I miss a lot ful baby Mike, who should have bis beings begin their work of infection store which bore his name; the it was too late to change. be such fun to select a gown only People With Repeated Infeotione are chance; the Brooklyn apartment and Everyone has experienced tbe de­ other months be wandered restless­ “I’m sure I have that right,” she because it made her beauUful. Usually Chronic Sufferers of velopment of a cold following a the countless, harassing worries that ly about Europe adding to bis col­ said. Her tone was resolute but She stood before a long mirror Sinoe and Toneil Ailments night in a sleeping car, a swim in number, to say nothing of bis neigh­ beset two girls ying to balance on lection of Jades. But Ellen bad as­ ebe softened it with a glance of shy and held up before herself, one by tbe pool, or a shower bath imme­ their slim shoulders the burden of a bors. sumed, as her working mates bad merriment. one, gowns that she was convinced (EDITOR’S NOTE: This is tbe diately after tbe body has been COLUMBIA family, all that and more she poured Tbe East Central Pomona Grange assumed, that be was responsible Tbe man considered a moment. were tbe loveliest in the world. It second of five articles on prevention overheated by exercise. for the strictness of the store, the forth. was pure bliss to see that, altnougb met Wednesday for an all day Hie face cleared and when be and treatment of the common cold. It is also recognized that there Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hutchins and countless, fretting rules, the rlsld She stopped at last in consterna­ smiled so many years dropped away line and color seemed almost to Since colds are prevalent at this are some people who have colds meeting with .Columbia Grange as discipline, She bad youthfully bated tion. What bad she said, lured by from him ;bat Ellen felt be must change her personality as they did time of tbe year, these articlee are much more frequbntly than do oth­ SOD Francis, spent Sunday at tbe hosts. There were about 130 pres­ him for that. this man’s intent interest? What look almost as be bad looked to change her appearance, not even the of particular interest. ers. One authority finds that about home of relatives in Berlin. ent, including tbe Worthy State Lec­ Barclay Hft her sitting at the bad possessed her? hie young wife. She bad thought trying burnt orange or tbe deep 16 percent of the population have The Board of Relief met Monday turer, Mrs. Curtis, Worthy State rosewood desk, long and flanked "So you see it's rsaUy nothing,” him bondeome and distinguished be­ petunia could down the triumphant BY DR. MORRIS HSHBEIN one cold a year, others have re­ at the Town Hall to hear any com­ Steward Charles Adams, tbe Lectur­ with thin, slender vases of roses, she concluded stiffly, "Only the lack fore but separated from her by milei flueh of her clear ekln or deaden her peated colds. Usually those who plaints of dissatisfaction with tbe er of Quinnebaug Pomona, and tbs while 'c turned.to close the door of an evening dress. I’m afraid I’ve of epirituaf dlitance, separated from bright hair. Editor, Journal of the American have repeated colds are found to work of the assessors. Tbe Grand Master and Lecturer of Central opening into his secretary's, office. drawn a dreadful p ture. It's not a her by many yean and by great When she came upon the gown of Medical Association, and of have chronic infection of their sin­ List as submitted by the Assessors Pomona. A short business session Ellen's heart took another down­ fair or untruthful one. We have wealth. For tbe first time ebe saw ivory taffeta ebe knew she had Hygeia, the Health ' uses or chronic disease of the ton­ is $080,260, last years being $966,- was held in tbe morning, and dinner ward dip. Her hands, folded in her lots of fun. Wa lovs each other. him not ae her employer but u a found her dreee. It did not make Magazine sils. The students at Cornell Uni­ 320. The Board of Relief last year was served at noon 1^ Columbia lap, ached frr their tight grip Anyone would lay that an evenittf man, her an ingenue. Zt did not make versity who bad at least four colds lowered it. about $8,600, making a Grange, consisting of roast fresh upon each other, dreei waen’t important." “Well, if you won't, you won'tl” hir a ducbeii. It did not make her Extreme cold is not responiible a year conetituted 26 percent of tbe final total of $967,840. Some of the bam, mashed potatoes and gravy, When Barclay sat down opposite “1 waen’t going to eay that.” be said decisively. “Zt may be that myeterloui. It only made her Ellen for tbe occurrence of coldu. since total student body. increase on this years list is due to applo sauce, carrots and peas, rolls, Ellen felt euddimlv annoyed with young girli etaould be suspicious of Roeelter, a girl of clear-eyed and tble conditiAn is seldom seen among Some investigators feel that tem­ several new dwellings being erected. Coffee and cake. Tbe afternoon ses­ bereelf, annoyed with Barclay, oa clear-eklnned, a girl with slender the Esklmue. One group of inveetl- perature, smoking, lack of sleep, It is interesting to note that tbe sion was open to all, and a program older men bearing gifts—I don’t presented. A short address on wash- though b bad taken advancofe of know. But I've thought of a eom- bands and slender feet, beautiful, galore found on entrance into an Es­ constipation, lack of exercise, die- valuation of automobiles owned in a moment of weakneii to force aa but mora than that, a girl who was kimo sstUement that there was not eased tonsils and obstruction in the (Columbia dropped $7,860 from last ngton was adven by Mr. Sobenklar. prom^ee. Buraly you can't refusa to Professor o:f History at Obnneotleut unwilllnff confldanoe. What jrea) In- borrow a drew.” ‘ genuine and secure in her own per­ one cold in tbe settlement. How­ nose are tbe most Important factors year’s, not because of fewer cars, but because of the depreciation in Agricultural College, A short play tereet oouM a mao who tailed for “Borrow a dreie!” sonality. ever, within 72 houre after the ar­ in Increasing resistance to colds, Europe to buy a elngle piece of Jade rival of the oxpo'iittou, v.'hich in whereas others assert that a lack of value for each year of use. It is very “’The Little Prince of Peace” waa “ Certainly. Don’t look ae- There were no ornaments, no frills put on ^ Rev. A. Melllnger of Col­ feel In the petty, financial dlfffoul- ■ 0 on Ellen’s dreee. It was only white eluded several members who bad sunlight and a lack of proper vita­ evident that not many new cars tounded. We seldom sell the gowni colds, every one of the inhabitants mins in the diet may ne tbe re­ were purchased last year here. Tbe umbia Grange and Mrs. Robert tiei of one of hli minor empioyeei? that the models wear. You’U bor taffeta falling to tbe kfioor. But it Her cbeeke grew hot. developed a cold. It is obvious, sponsible factors In lowering reslst- Board of Relief will meet again on Foote of Hebron Grange. row one of them and return it when bad been mode in France by a great She remembered that Jenny El- couturier who called bis creation therefore, that this contact with the anes. February 16th. Several members of tbe Columbia your engagement le over.” Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Lyman kini below in tbe baiement bad “Jeune Fllle.” infection is probably the most Im­ A physician for the employes at Ladies Aid Boolety went to Hebron portant causa in its onset. tbe stockyards in Chicago believes and two daughters and Miss Eva Wednesdi^ afternoon to attend tbe promlied to care for her counter Barclay riturned kfter Ellen bad Taking her consent for granted, The general belief of investigators that acidosis is a predisposing fac­ Collins and Miss Myrtle Collins meeting in honor of tbe lOOtb an­ only for 10 mlnutei. She glanced to­ seen the other gowns carried away. ward tbe door, longing to rush from be turned at once to ring a bell. is that the overheated and dehy­ tor and that the way to build up spent Sunday in East Hartford at niversary of tbe Hebron society. He glanced at the ivory taffeta over the home of Miss Laura CoUlns. tbe room. Ellen bad neither the heart nor the drated air of homes and offices in resistance to infection is to eat an Clayton E. Hunt, Jr., a aqpbomora ■aid; * A letter received from Mrs. Julia Barclay noticed her reitiveneii wleh to demur. Indeed, ehe felt her the United States has been respon­ alkaline diet, consisting largely of at Worcester Poly^ehnlo nutltute, spirits rising. By so simpls an act “I’m glad you selected that one.” sible for lowering the resistance of fruits and vegetables and to avoid Little who ie visiting in New Haven came home Wednesday for a week’a and euipeoted her attitude. As Ellen looked into hie eyes she gives an account of ner call on Mrs. “ No, I wain’t going to aay that,” ringing a bsll, fitsvsn Barclay the mucous membrans of the nose a high protein diet, which tends to vacation following tbe end of the saw with a little ebook, half of fear and tbe germs which are almost the formation of acids. Lucy* Clarke’s 64th birthday, Mrs. first semester and mid-year '"rTn he repeated. “Z waa going to tell bad settled tbs problem of where the Rosslter rent wae to oome from. and half of itrange pride, that life Clarke being also in New Haven for examinations. you lomethlng about myielf, lome- wae suddenly beoomlnf exciting, the winter. Mrs. Little says os fol­ thlng that might help you, or 1 hope With tbe help of a borrowed dreee it wae oomlng from Dreamland. (To Be Continued) ambling about, any way you want lows: “I was one of thirty-eight who it will. Are you bored?” called on Aunt Lucy Clarke on Tues­ A few minutes later a saleswoman Ellen quickly aiiurad him ehe GLORIFYING to. This is excellent for the sim­ day the 26th to congratulate her on Made tpeeially for wae cot. She felt again and un­ arrived with a lovely cargo of svs- Drilling teeth may become un- ple reason that it limbers you up her 04th birthday. You may know willingly hie quiet epell, felt bli lack nlng drsBiss. Btsvsn Barclay had neoeiiary if a recent German in­ through tbe Important diaphragm she has been ill but is much better of oondeicenilon, hie ilmple aisump- ■lipped away, Ellen was alone in vention Is luoceiiful. By this YOURSELF region and^ anything that does that now, was dressed and came down New Ideas BABIES and tion thft they were equali and, u the office. She appreoiated the de- method tbe affected tooth le en< makes for euppltnees. stairs to welcome us. She received equal!, could lolve her problem. But tartment store owner’s too’ and his oloeed in a case with tbe deoa:leoaved many gifts of potted plants, cut how? What poesible help could ebe irlsdom. Barolay's was notoriously portion exposed. On this a few If you have apprehensions about flowers, many baskets of fruit and About FAT CHILDREN accept from him? a hotbed of gossip. Tbs tiniest in­ drops of acid are dropped, and in your figure under the new spring three tlrthday cakes. She said she cident that involved Steven Barclay a few minutes the decayed portion Physicians tell us that one condi­ “Don’t thick of me ai a rich man,” clothes, how is tbe time to exercise would like to have her Columbia Old idea* about exceii fat have changed^ tion is nearly always present when a he wai laying. “Thick of me aa Z was always of abnormal interest to is removed palnleesly. UOTATIQ friends know about it, but didn’t feel Science has found a great cause in a child has a digestive upset, a start­ was at your ags, trying to support and get in shape. that she could write, so I said that weakened giand. Now doctors the world ' ing cold or other little ailment. Con­ a young wifa and a young baby on Whatever your pet exercises are, I would write for her”. Mrs. Clarke over seek to correct that cause. Fat people stipation. 'The first step towards re­ 116 a week in tbs days when |16 a be sure that they lead tbe way to is the oldest Inhabitant cf Columbia, are no longer starved. lief is to rid the body of impure week meant mors than it doss now suppleness. Almost any exercising and has' hosts of friends and rela­ Marmola prescription tablets have, for but not enough mors. My wife went- Evening Herald Pattern does you good. But you con go tives here that will be glad to wel­ 24 years, supplied this modem method to wastes. And for this nothing is bet­ The return of prosperity depend! come her back to her home next the over-fat. Praple have used milliona ter than genuine Castorlal Oastorla sd a pink dress with ribbons. Bbs through some motions that get you on several tblngs.-^Professor T. N. of boxes. Now in aimosf every drcle all is a pure vegetable preparation looked a little like you, had that By AnnebeUe Worthington in fine form with less effort than Carver of Harvard. spring. same quick way of turning her head, others. A general shifting, about of party can see the delightful results of Marmola. made specially for babies and chil­ lines in this vicinity is causing much Use this right method to reduce. Aim And they warewere wearing pink and Bhser woolens are tremendously Stand with' feet a little distance dren. This means it is mild and gen­ Anyhow, I guess I’m awfully confusion just at present, but the to stop the fat formation, then aid Nature rlbboni when ebe wanted tha dress," apart. Raise both arms above the tle;, that it contains no harsh drugs, ■mart for resort and Spring. lucky, in these tough times, to have Telephone Company expects that to remove it. Ask your drugmst for I^sr- no narcotics. Yet it always gets re­ The ribbed fabrlca are especially head. Slowly swing the right arm a nice contract.—Ricardo Cortez, mola. Read the book in the box to know Ellen forgot Jenny Blkine In the this regrouping will eventually make sults! You never have to coax chil­ favoured oa bouele Jersey and knit­ down and across "to touch the toe movie actor. for better service. Just at present, how and why it acts. Stop when your baiement. She had not known that ted woolens. of your left. foot and on up again weight returns to normal and your vim dren to take Castorla. Real Castorla Barclay had been poor. It waa bard previous to the distribution of the Hsre is a clever model with Inter­ over your head with one easy The fundamental reason the new telephone directory, it is a wise comes back. Don’t keep this blight and always bears the name: to im i^ e that dletingulihed, gray­ esting bodice treatment that lends sweep. league and anti-war pact have failed man who knows his own telephone burden. Start Marmola now. ing man who wore olotbei ao care­ itself Just perfectly to/these soft Change hands, swing your left is ^ e strength of unreasoning na­ fully out, ao indicative of wealth, In flattering woolens. arm down, across, touch your tionalism.—Dr. Raymond Leslie such a role. But ihe could viiuallze right toes and up again. On the Buell, research director Foreign clearly the young wife who had The skirt displays the voguieh second round, lean your body back Policy Association. wanted a pink drese with pink rib­ wide box-plait effect with extreme CASTORIA bons. enugness through p i t hips. slightly, to get a bigger sweep as CHMOPFN CMY (OM IF And Incidentally, you’ll like it you swoop down. Each time you Repeal would save millions on “No one offered to give her that gangsters, graft and protection — dress,’’ Barclay continued. “If any­ quite aa well developed of plain change back to the arm you began rough crepe ellk or of printed flat with, lean back farther until by Dr. Lewis H. Haney, New York Uni­ That in''' feelin<| one had I’m sure we both would versity. have refused it We were proud, you crepe silk. the tenth time you describe quite an arc. SATURDAY! understand—proud as you are proud. Style No. 2672 may be had in c a n i s ,i I waa going to become a rich man sizes 14,16, 18, 20 years, 86, 88 and I might ten you, or you wlU find We scientists must not i>ermlt LAST DAY —agoing to buy her dozens upon doz­ 40 Inches bust. out for yourself, that if you aren’t our knowledge of science, skill and ens of dresses.” He hesitated and Size 16 requires 8 8-4 yards of 89- supple right this minute you can’t power to be placed at the disposal added almost roughly, “She was inch materiaL do this exercise with both feet in of nations to be used in the Interest —of— dead—dead with my young son be­ Our new Spring Fashion Maga- an even line. In that case, don’t of war.—Dr. Albert Einstein o£ fore she ever had a pink dress.’’ ;dne is out! Every page from cover strain yourself. Just put forward relativity fame. STOCK Ellen gave a distressed little cry. to cover is in colour. a little bit the foot you are reach­ “We had fun too,“ he told her. You can save $10 in patterns, ing for and change forwa^ feet We Americans have foimd that REDUCTION “Much the same sort.of fun you and materials, etc., by spending 10 each time you change hands. a far more pleasant and fuller life your brother, Mike, and your sister, cents for this b^k. So We hope you When you have finished doing can be lived with machines than without them.—Professor Clifford Myra, are having now. But if we’d will send your order today. this sweeping exercise ten times, C. Fumes of Yale. ^ SALE only been less stiff-necked, less Just write your name and address try the “drunk man’s walk.” This -H- afraid of the motives of other peo­ clearly on any piece 6f paper. Order consists In bending over, with your — at— ple, how much easier It would have one b^k. Endose 10 cents in stamps hands Jangling at your sides, 3rour Trees that' line some German been.” whole body, neck and arms relaxed THE “Afraid?’’ or coin and mall your order to Fash­ highways have been painted with ion Denartment . and your knees flexed. Then weave bands of phosphorescent paint so The heavy Rosslter brows rose in this way and that, never real­ they will glow at night to warn A n t m m m A » BJUff\ twin peaks. Be sure to fill in the size of the ly stumbling or falling but Just automobile traffic. SMART “Young people haven’t changed pattern. • Jfanr yon can escape that weary tiredneae known as washday baek->whleh comes firom' in the much in spite of all the shouting,’’ olddashioned way. A sensational new Barclay observed obliquely. “They’re Maneheiter Hinid named Oxydol brinn yon 50% more SHOP still afraid, aren’t they, to aece^ a Its richer extra sods SOAK clothes snow-edUtewith , favor to do a greater favor? Th^re Pattern Sorviee State Theater Building; tiresome m bbing^sm d all so qniekly sind easily drift Just as suspicious. Just as conven­ For a Herald Pattern of the 3 things to stop a cold yon save both t i ^ and eneigy. tional and every bit as proud. You, model lUuetrated eend ISo ia Rleher extra sods are the secret—and HATS 39c up I’m sure, would* never allow me to ■taome or ooin directly to Fash- ^'PapeV^ does them all I remember when yon btty eoq^ It’s SUDSi give you a lift You wouldn’t allow toB Bureau, Mancheeter Evening not aoept yon pay for. Yon get more ends Spring me, would you, to give you one drees Herald, Fifth Avenue end S9th Now, Just a pleasant tablet and re­ which is due to inactivity of the for your money with Oxidot lt*s great from a atore which baa hundreds of lief for your cold beglxis, instantly. pores. “Pape’s” kills cold germs; for dlahea too— and kind to hands apd Street, New Toik City. delicate fabriea. Ask your groeer today them? You’d rather hug your trou­ And Pape'a Cold Compound relieves opens the bowels; takes germs and Btyle Nb. SeiS for Oxydol, in the orange and bine endw DRESSES bles to yourself, worry yourself sick, all symptoms of colds. It does the the'acid-wastes of colds right out of wouldn’t you? You’d rather be self­ bargain package. Procter ft GamUe Price 11 oenie three tUngs any doctor will tell you your system. ish.” ^ «Ha>ww*eer» Send stampe or ooin (coin are necessary to check a cold. Next time a cold etarts, try Pape's NEW lUDIBT’ 'Tm afraid I would,” Ellen ad­ Naaoe • ere e a-a a aes « a a-if imaafa'a'a up mitted. ferrad). “Pape’s” reduces irritation and Cold Compound and learn the rea‘ $2.95 sweUlfig of tbe naial lining. So son for its trenoendous sales end Barclay’s smile was ruefuL Re Bixe r-erd ••• t i 4 >1 r I I 11 I ■ ^ . Price t i book 10 oenta. breath^ becomes easy; “Pape's” popularity. Jurt remi Sfffea for Mini and Larger made bne more attempt, j m u i i o 'a u ‘ vt'. \ V Women. ‘*Yoq toow, of course, that you aa«a aat a•a a•a a^a a aaa# encourageSv peripiration; bfnjirixes name, ‘'Pape's.'* All drugstores—— ’I Oxvibot art dsftriTlBg o f a g iM t pitas- Price cl o^ti. that ad^i itvprish, weak feiillnf 866.—A dvt V* iu: m VIS

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I # FOOD ^MARKET PAGE ■S.ZWM li.gton, the director o* the high school band. It was sung for the HIGH SCHOOL first .time in the assembly yesterday Overnight In order that the students might NEWS learn it before the Bristol game t»- A. P> News night. Here it is: SMITirS GROCERY Three cheers for the Red North School St. Rah Rah Rah (shout) Pittsfield, Mass.^r-Joseph Pulgra Tel. 5A 4 Tel. 5114 Three cheers for the White of Pittsfield convicted of murder in ENROLLMENT AT HIGH Rah Rah |lah the second degree and sentenced to We are out for victory life imprisonment; he shot bis wife Roast Pork, Rib E n d ...... 12V2C lb. Give the best that you have got to death on the street, January 26, SCHOOL BREAKS RECORD And then a little more for the boys 1929. Legs of Lamb .*...... 23c lb. for the Red Concord, N. H.—Receipts from More boys for the White,— the gasoline tax set a new record Lamb S te w ...... - ...... 10c lb. Exactly 1,180 Students In In­ Fight! March down the floor during December, with a total of stitution Now, Highest In As we roll up the score $175,764, or $14,000 more than In Pot Roast of B eef...... — x...... 25c lb. LANT]U l U S ' History of the School. For Manchester High. December of the previous year. The High School band played for North Andover, Mass.—Gilbert Rib Roast of Beef — ...... — 25c, 28c lb. singing .'nd Will be on band tonight. White, Jr., 3, drowns In a small pond The semi-annual school enumera­ Yesterday afternoon another near his home. Fresh, Shoulders ...... — ...... 12c lb. tion was taken In the high school to­ meeting of the Latin Club, at the Bellows Falls, Vt.—Body of Wil­ day. We now have l .e largest high Franklin building was held and the liam L. Mandlgo, last member of the Corned Shoulders...... ------12V2C lb. school In the history of the town, purpose was to elect new officers for local Post, G. A. R., arrives from the new semester. The 1936 A mem­ Philadelphia; fxmeral services to Roast of Veal ...... — 30c lb. exactly 1180 students. This is an bers, the Patricians, are now Sopho- take place Sunday. Increase of 127 over the registration mores and are no lobger eligible as' Cambridge, Mass.—Grand Jury Ham Ends...... — ...... 15c lb. Malt'^ yrUP I on September 2 last fall. The total members. The upper Freshmen Indicts Joseph Karvoskl, 17, of Hud­ enrollment by classes as compared members have now become the Pa­ son on charge of assault with intent Hamburg...... — ...... 20c lb. S trength with the opening day Is now as fol­ tricians and in the spring the club to murder in connection with the lows: hopes to take in several lower shooting of a Framingham pbllce- Sausage M eat...... — 23c lb. n e t w e i g h t - 3 LBS. M Sep. 2, ’31 Feb. 5, ’32 Freshmen as Plebians. The new offi­ man last October. Benlors, 1932 ...... 166 179 cers are as follows: Pontifex, Es­ Dracut, Mass.—Walter A. An­ Link Sausage .*...... — ...... 23c lb. 'MANUFACTURED BV Juniors, 1933 ...... 236 240 ther Wells; Consul, Jane Bantly; drews, chairman of the Board of Sophomores, 1934 ..284 284 Censor, Betty Harvey; Tribune, Selectmen, who was convicted on an . PBALLANTINE & Freshmen, 1936 A... 71 74 Margaret Sullivan and Marjorie Indictment charging conspiracy to Fancy Florida Oranges 27c doz. ^ Ne w a r k , n . Freshmen, 1936 B...266 269 Taylor; Quaestor, Harriet Knight; accept a bribe, resigns his office, Sugar, 10 lbs...... 49c Freshmen, 1936 A ... — 107 Aediles, Wllhelmina Oflara and John effective Immediately. Fancy Apples, 5 lbs...... 25c Post Graduates ...... 31 27 ChurlUa. Fitchburg, Mass.—Police Chauf­ Beans to Bake, 6 lbs...... 25c On February 10 this club will pre­ feur Harley G. Bowen who was Native Potatoes...... 17c peck Totals ...... 1063 ^ 1180 sent a Valentine’s program. All the suspended after refusing to obey a Mohr’s Bread, large loaf — 7c It will be seen that nearly all former members of the club will be city edict requiring Fitchburg in­ Chipso F la k e s...... 18c elasses have Increased a little except Invited to atteua. The following pro­ habitants to be vaccinated during a Lima Beans, 2 lbs...... 25c the Post Graduates group which at gram will be presented: “The Origin threatened smallpox epidemic, is re­ Swift’s Lard...... 9c 1 lb. pkg. St^r W ater...... 2 for 25c ' one time numbered thirty-nine stu­ of St. Valentine Day,” "St. Valen­ instated. dents. Mr. Bailey, director of Voca­ tine’s Day In Old Rome,” Famous Providence, R. I.—Thief who tried . Ralston Cereal...... 21c Sauer Kraut, 4 lbs...... 25c tional Guidance, has been successful Love Stories; "Cupid and Psyche,” to run out of a downtown Jewelry In placing a considerable number of "Dlde and Aeneas,” "Pyramus and store after snatching from a coun­ R ic e ...... 4 lbs. 25c Graham Crackers, 2 lbs...... 31c the post graduates Into part time,or Thisbe,” "Hero and Leander,” "Echo ter lings valued at $937 Is caught full time employment. and Marclscus,” and "Anthony and and subdued by the proprietor. Large Evaporated Milk, Cream Lunch Crackers, The actual home room seating Cleopatra.” The following cast will Montreal: Employ of Canadlim LAST 2 DAYS capacity of the school numbers 1164. take part In a short two act play: railways accept 10 per cent wage re­ 3 fo r ...... 19c 2 lbs...... 31c The seating of the 1180 now In at­ Clare Stephens, John Churllla, John duction for one year. tendance Is made possible by having Tierney, Edward McVeigh, William Oslo: Major Quisling, Norwelgn the cooperative students use one set Waldron, Wllhelmina Oflara, Jane minister of defense, beaten In dark Of desks at the High School In the Bantley, Theresa Britton, Louise office; assailants escape. morning and another group use the Anderson, Esther Wells, Katherine Paris: Princess Blanche of Or­ FRESH OYSTERS 3 5 « p in t same desks In the afternoon while Fike, Harriet Knight, Marjorie Tay­ leans, granddaughter of last King of the first group Is at Trade School. lor, and Josephine Strack. France, dies at 74. Np attempt has been made to pro­ Was^'lngton: Reconstruction Cor­ vide homeroom seats for the Post poration may use Federal Reserve Ocaduate students as they attend. set-up as backbone of Its credit op­ In many cases, only part time and PLANS RED CROSS LIFE erations. St certain specified classes. Los Angeles: Wreckage of air­ The teachers have met the sltua- plane in which eight persons disap­ Uqn of this large Increase at mld- SAVING CLASS HERE peared last Friday found on ranch ars by adding considerably to near Lebec. gelr teaching loads. The school of­ The American Red Cross field Boston: Policemen Injured In clash Crowds! Big crowds in all A&P Stores ficials rearranged the school pro­ representative, Capt. Bryant, who with unemployed marchers; five men tall how New England has walcomed gram so that some of the teachers baa been conducting the new and and two women arrested. have Increased the numbers of divi­ Washington: Two young girls and t e l e p h o n e the values in this extra-value aale. renewal classes for examiners at Thousands have bought these specialst sions a day while otherc have larger the Hartford Y. W. C, A. commend­ a man wounded In mysterious auto­ divisions in size. ed the candidates from Manchester mobile shootings. but there is plenty of everything in The average teacli^ng division now very highly. Capt. Bryant also New'York: Five thousand dress every A&P Stofd,' *o cdrqe In today O r' numbers nearly thirty students In stated that be Intended to conduct makers vote to strike Instead of tak­ Saturday and'get your share of these each division. It was found neces­ a two day session here in March, so ing 30 per cent wage cut. 25c money-saving specials. sary to add one new teaching posi­ that all Senior and honor membefs Boston: Se-rch begun for two tion, that of a teacher In general sci­ of the Life Saving Corps may have students at Harvard School of Busi­ Country Fresh Flavor ence, natural science for non college the opportunity to get more and In­ ness, missing since Sunday. 3 for 2 5 ‘ preparatory students, r ’ld biology. teresting data on the methods of the Lake Placid: Jaffee captures 5,000 . i . .satisfying rich creaminess is just what Mrs. Elsie Emery has been secured service. meter race and Shea 600 meter dash A & P Golden Bantam Corn No. 2 can to fill this position for the remainder Further Information pertaining to to give America clean sweep In first we are reasonably sure you will say of our QUAKER MAID CATSUP 8 ounce Oettic of the year. Mrs. Emery has recent­ the classes may be received by call­ Olympic skating tests. rigidly protected milk. ly completed five years of teaching ing the Recreation Center or by get Chicago: Thurnblad retains QUAKER OAT^ QUICK and REGULAR «nall package In East Hartford serving as director ting in touch with Miss Gertrude chance to win billiard title by defeat of cafeteria and dietitian, after hav­ Fenerty or Frank Busch, who have ing Schaefer. ing taught biology there. She Is a charge of women’s and men’s - 5 for 2 5 * — — graduate of University of New classes. A new metal, which has been In­ •Qualitij • Hampshire and has taught In the For review work Miss Gertrude vented by a British firm, is lighter Sunnyfield Oats QUICK and REGULAR amall package High Schools of Meriden, New Fenerty, Victor Armstrong, Frank than aluminum, a s . strong as cast- •Courtesy Busch and August Mlldner went to iron, cheaper than' brass. Impervi­ B r G ^ i Hampshire, Claremont, Stevens •Service • Sparkle Gelatin Dessert package High, Laconia and East Hartford. Hartford. 'Ihe new candidates were ous to sea-water, and can be bent 0/ Service Edson M. Bailey, Is confined to his Walter Mozzer, David Chapman, while cold. It is in use by the / ^ aapman i borne with a severe cold. Mrs. Hugh Joseph Taylor and William Lahaver. Admiralty. Crab Meat' No. Vi can 25* Greer Is rubstltutlng In his book­ keeping classes. Carl D. Ander- Old Munich Malt can 2 5 * aon. Tufts A. B., Is assisting in the aupervlslon of the study hall. Mr. P & G Soap 7 bare 2 5 * 'Anderson Is a graduate of M. H. S. 'fliTn'iiiiiiHiiiiiiiriiiiiriiiiimTTTT In 1912. 4* bars 1 Red Letter Days have been count­ Sweetheart Soap ing up fast and furiously of late, f what with the basketball game with Same High Quality—Same Money Back Guarantee Bristol high tonight, the Prom NBC Fig Bars 2 lbs. 25c tomorrow evening, and the "Pi­ EMPIRE rates 0/ Penzance,’’ which is to be presented by the combined Glee ^ ------Z fo r 2 5 ^ Cliibs next Thursday and Friday. In ONE V ISIT order that the students of Manches­ Mello-W heat . . 2S ounce package ter high might get into the full Bway of all this excitement which is TO AN BEARDSLEY’S SHREDDCD CODFISH about to occur, a rousing rally as­ rTTTTTTTirrTTTiiiiiij.Hi'fnTmnvy.TMriimmTi ENCORE MAYONNAISE 8 ounce jar sembly was Leld yesterday after­ ALL noon. The members of the Pep Club, VAN CAMP’S PUREED FOODS VARIETIES with the help cf a few members of the faculty, put on a fine program. Special Values-Fri. and Saturday A a P m a r k e t Mr. Kelly was in charge of a short 4 for 25^ skit which was presented by the fol­ Butter, Country Style Roll,...... 2 lbs. 51c Will convince you that A & P is selling high quality Meats at lowing people: M \ Quimby, Coach Palmolive Soap Clarke, Jimmy O’Leary, Guimar Eggs, Western Fresh ...... dozen 25c prices that are tremendously low CAMAY SOAP Johnson, Beatrice Ferret, Eddie Uthwinski, and Johnny Lerch. Sausages, Large Mucke’s ...... lb. 17c There are always plenty of advertised specials at A & P Markets. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Beatrice Ferret, dressed in a long VAN CAMP’S EVAPORATED M ILK Uack gown with a black hood and Oranges, Large California, 216s, dozen 26c labeled on the back with the word B ananas...... 4 lbs. 25c SATURDAY SPECIALS SILVERBROOK '‘Defeat’’, entered upon the scene BUTTER 2 light in back of Eddlj Lithvtlnski, Potatoes, Fancy Natives .. 15 lb. peck 17c Pure who represented the members of the Genuine Spring ■chool body. Eddie didn’t seem to Sliced Filbert Coffee R ings...... 19c LAMB LEGS 17c Ib. bulk, pkg. Uke the idea of Defeat trailing him Newton-Bobertson LARD or pall lb. 7c yery well, so he asked the Shadow BEST YOUNG TENDER where "Victory” might be foimd. Western Selected dozen J g ® '‘Victory can be found,” said the Specials Entire Week Feb. 5 to 11 Rib or Chine End EGGS Shadow, "where there is a group of PORK LOINS 1 0 c lb . SILVERBROOK boys who never shirk and are never WHOLE OR ANY SIZR PIECE. BACON $liced ' pound 19' late. Is your school team made up Octagon Soap...... 5 large bars 24c GOLD MEDAL 2 4 ’A pound 7 B e cf such boys?” One of America's Most Popular Soaps. GENUINE SPRING FANCY MILK-FED FLOUR ■Eld...... PILLSBURY'S...... bag -# 9- "Perhaps I can answer that ques­ Octagon Powder...... ,. 2 pkgs. 11c tion for you,” said Mr. Quimby, who Cleans faster, goes farther, . . 2 S c lb. FAMILY FLOUR “TM b.. S3* appeared on the stage at this time. Lamb Fores 9^ lb. F ow l '*1116 five boys who are going to Sweet Mixed Pickles .....___quart 25c 3-4 lbs. average. PASTRY FLOUR ‘’JOTS... 49* play against Bristol tomorrow night are boys who work hard in tteir Crab Meat, F a n cy ...... V2 lb. tin 27c BONELESS FACE RUMP SU G AR GRANULATED 10 pounds 47* studies, are seldom late and attend Grape Fruit, fancy pack ...... 2 cans 25c school regularly. They are boys who R oast 2 4 c ib. Grandmother’s Plain Rya Braad 7e have cooperated with the school and H-0 Quick Cooking O ats...... 2 pkgs. 23c Oven Roast 19c lb. The Clear Meat Quality Roaet. Ann Page Cup Cakes 25c of whom the members of the school From quality beef. Cut from quality steer beef. Jonnson-Educator Short Bread — Ib. 10c may well be proud.” Heckier’s F arin a...... 2 pkgs. 25c As the Various qu^tions of. Salt, for Shaker’s Log Cabin .. 2 pkgs. 15c Whether, the boys on the team were SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES cooperative, which was answered by Vanilla Wafers, Uneeda Bakers, John Lerch, Captain of the Team, ICEBERG LETTUCE medfu "s*ze 3 2 8 . whether the sr’ il stood in back of 1 lb. p k g ...... 25c Top Round Steak Fancy Rib Roast G rapelrult ,1£3. J|?.S'«29c J“ 5 '« 2Se the team, 'etc., were asked by the ■ Vinegar—Cider or White, pints, 2 hot. 17c Spliiach Fr*ih,eltan, Savoy. ^shadow of Ed^e Lithwlnski, they 25c4b. were answered favorably by differ­ Bread, Empire Service, large lo a f ...... 7c 2Sc lb. Yellow Onions fancy wisTikN ent members of the school or facul­ ty. It remains to be seen after this Coffee—Empire Service...... lb. 31c Texas Cabbage niw orein fine rally whether Bristol will out­ Cube Steak 25c lb. Block Chuck Roast play Mamchrater again or not. So Teai—Empire Service Orange Pekoe, far as the members of the school are 1-2 lb...... 30c Sirloin Steak 27c lb. 121/26- 15c lb. A&P Food Storgg of Ngw InglMid concerned Bristol hasn’t a chance! th. Ci?«t atU h t ic erAciriQTM The doors over at the Armory are Jiggs’ Corned Beef and Cabbage, to be . opened at six o’clock sharp and as sdx>ut 1,000 st dents from large ca n ...... — 19c A AP MEAT MARKETS Briatii^are to be present, it Is advis- •hle w ffl^tlwre eaily. _ It will pay you to patronize Emigre Service Stores. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Go. ^ A qew ,'K d very fine, school song been composed by Harold ’Turk- ADVERTISE IN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY E, 1982.

and Italy received a unanimous bal­ was not very favorable to the “rail­ tion purposes, he carried the task of marriage, inclydlng certain laxi­ lot while Great Britain and the Unit­ road on stilts," and not long agO| re­ through smoothly. ties in mixed mamages. FRANCE OFFBtS ed States got 53 and 62 votes re­ marked to a friend that he “saw it Voorhis' ancestors came to Ameri­ The decree applies to marriages spectively. Sweden received more put up and might live to see it taken ca when New York , still was between “Catholics and non-Cath- tUan either Japan, 47, or Soviet down." New Amsterdam. His grandfathers olies, baptized and un-baptized.” CONCRETE PLAN. Russia, 36. Onoe Tammany) Foe fought under Washington and the Penny Saved is a Penny Earned!** President Henderson then consti­ Once Voorhis had been an op­ firsthand Information about the tuted the Conference Bureau nam­ ponent of Tanunany, but that was IN A TOUCH aPOT revolution he obtained from them as London, Ont.,^Edw£jd C. Burto^ Hard times or good times that proverb is an eventful one and judging fran the ing himself an honorary president as some two generations ago. It wels a child was a source of pride to crow ds at TO A m WAR well as the fourteen vice-presidents Toronto air mail pilot, traveled recalled that the “Voohis Democra­ him. nedrly 300 miles across Western and called a meeting for tonight im­ cy” and the “Coimty Democracy” mediately following the session. Ontario and back a g ^ , t^ce pass­ (Oontlnnfd Prom P»ge One) were factors to be reckoned with ing his destination. London, in a back in the Nineteenth Centuiy. dense fog. Searching frantically for The man who later was to estab­ VATICAN ISSUES a landing field, and rapidly running French memorandum in like vein JOHN R. VOORHIS DEAD; lish a record for the length of time out of gas, he was forced to take to submitted to the league last August he heljj the office of head of the City his parachute, landing safely a mile EVERYBODY’S MARKET The memorandunk was the result MABRIAGE EDICT \ Board of Elections once rScaUed away from his wrecked craft. of several months’ preparation by PASSES AWAY AGED 102 that he long held off froih getting it must be admitted that the public is aware of the fact that Everybody Saves at the French Cabinet and the Superior into politics and public office. At (Continued From Page 1.) Everybody’s Market! Council of National defense in co­ that time he ssiid be was 44 years BODY’S COMPOSITION operation with Generals Weygand (Continued from Page 1.) old when he was first appointed -Ax- London—Ansdysis of the human Is it any wonder why our volume and turnover is so tremendous? Is it any and Petain. church will regard such marriages body by Dr. T. E. Lawson .has cise commissioner by Mayor Have- as illeg^. wonder why our values are so exceptional? Mostly Technical jo)red unusually good health and not myer. His job prior to that appoint­ shown it to be''composed of the The Congregation’s'ruling, in the following; Enough water to fill It was understood also that the long ago boasted that he had not ment, he said, was that of a stair form of a decree, was approved by 10-gallon measure, enough, fat for Look at these prices! Compare them. They tell the story. declaration today was largely tech- had a headache for 60 years. Re­ builder, and he “ tried to be a good cently, however, his waning strength Pope Pius. 7 bars of soap, carbon for 9000 pen­ nicsil, with political factors implied one." The text mentions that the step cils, phosphorus for 2000 matches, We hardly eveF emphasize-“quality” because it is a known fact that nothing but rather than designated. had necessitated his giving less and less time to his duties as head of llOssed Few Days < was taken to “ conform with the iron to make one nail, lime to white­ the best is sold here and everybody is always satisfied with .everything from Earlier in the day in accordance When active as'head of the board Encyclical Casti Connubi” in which wash a chicken coop, and enough with a decision of yesterday the con­ the board of elections, and he final-, ly came to the conclusion that it of elections, it was Voorhis pride to the Pope dealt with many aspects sulphur, to rid one dog of flees. ference elected fourteen ^ce-presi- arrive at his office at 9 a. m., and he dents, seven of them chosen from was time for him to retire. EVERYBODY'S MARKET When Voohris came to New York seldom missed a day or an hour at the "Big Powers” and seven from* work. When at the board of elec­ the minor powers. from his native state of New Jersey And if we may be so rude we’d like to remind you^that in 1830, Washington Square wsis a tions he was boss in fact as .well as The Great Powers chosen for this in name, and he was credited with honor were the United States, Potter’s field, anfi Bleecker street Loss of competition does not warrant our increasing any prices! Here’s the was a fashionable residential thor­ ha'vlng mastered every detail of the France, Germany, Great Britain, work. He was possessed of a re­ proof. Saturday saving specials at Everybody’s Market, 856 Main Street, South Italy, Japan, and Sovift Russia; and oughfare. When he built his home at BRUNNER’S MARKET Manchester, Conn. \the close of the Civil War, doing markable memory, and ■with his or­ the mingr powers Spain, Sweden, ganization of 100 m4n scattered over DU L 5191—5192 Argentina, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, much of the work on it himself, there were green pastimes surround­ the five boroughs of the city he was Poland, and Austria. credited with having brought the LAND O’ LAKES GRANULATED It was understood that the head ing it, and Greenwich Village still efficiency of the board to its highest of each delegation would be desig­ was considered a suburb. Ask How We Can Do It point. Even when confronted three BUTTER! SUGAR! nated as vice president, thus making Later Voorhis witnessed from his There is absolutely no mystery or secret as to how we .-An years ago with an expectedly large Hugh S. Gibson, ambassador to Bel­ front windows the building of the buy and sell to our customers, a high grade line of merchandise gium the American vice-president. elevated railroad, now known as the registration and the necessity for considerably less In price than our competitors. WE KNOW Of the 54 votes cast, only France Ninth Avenue “L.” At the time he redistricting the entire city for elec- HOW TO BUY. If you will make a visit to this store, examine )c lb. 10 lbs. our merchandise, then ask the price, you will see for yourself how . The best buy in town! In 10 lb. cloth bags. and why we can fulfill all our rfalnm as advertised. LAND OTAKES BUTTER Here’s the Biggest Treat of the Year!, PECK BARGAIN DAY 2 5 c lb. 2 5 c lb. 2 5 c lb. Stock up and save! We’re working on volume only when we offer yon these wonderful viU- At The Manchester Public Market ues! Study them carefully! Beechnut Chase & Sanborn’s COFFEE COFFEE Florida Oranges or California Seedless HOME DRESSED PORK ORANGES 59^ peck basket V 3 5 c lb. 33® lb. Exceptionally large, either kind retails' for about 46c dozen. Each peck has from 2 to Z 1-Z From Mr. E. B. London of Bolton at Special Prices dozens. SUGAR 10 lb. cloth bag 46c TANGERINES! GRAPEFRUIT! Delicious eating, sweet, Juicy stock. Abso­ First time this, year! Only a'Umited supply! Buy and Save GRAHAM CRACKERS lutely last time offered at Indian River thin skinned Juicy 1 lb.pkg.l5c 2 lb. pkgs. 2 5 c 4 0 c peck basket 4 0 c peck basket Native Pork to Roast. Rib End. GROCERY DEPT. Ask any one who had,a peck last week! What The saving on this item is tremmdons! If a hit they made and no wonder there’s between you use grapefruit to wy'ezteilt,' - take advan­ Lb...... 14 c Crisco in B u lk ...... 15c lb. 6 and 8 dozen in a basket! Some saving, eh? tages Loin E n d ...... 16c 1b. Silver Lane Large Dill Pickles 6 for 19c Yankee Lunch Crackers Silver Lane Sauerkraut 7c lb.. 4 IbsT 25c Small Native Fresh hams. FANCY SELECTED N^EW YORK STATE BALDWIN Royal Scarlet Golden Bantam Com. 1 Ib. p k g .lS c i Ib. pkgs. 2 9 < ...... (whole). Lb 2 cans fo r ...... 25c Small Native Fresh Shoulers Red Line Sweet Peas. 2 cans fo r ___ 25c Most Popular Whole Wheat A P P L E S 3 0 c peck basket Lb...... Libby's Fancy Peaches, halves, large Breakfast Flakes Regular retail price 5 lbs. Z6c and each basket weighs at least 11 lbs. which means a saving of size. 2 cans fo r ...... 39c over 25% . Native Fresh Spare Ribs. Brownie Peaches large size can. 2 for 29c Lb...... Best Pure Lard in Bulk or Pkg.. Give the "Never-Hungry” C hild- Hot Roasted Peanuts! Fresh Green Curly Savoy Native Fresh Bacon, in the piece 1 Cf 7c lb.. 3 lbs...... 20c Lb...... lOC Nathan Hale Coffee in Bean or 1 QUART FREE Ground ...... 35c lb. H lth eac4 purchase of 2 quarts at 19c. They SPINACH 15 c peck Leaf Lard in the Cone. Strictly Fresh Large Eggs from are piping hot all day Saturday and delldons. L b...... C oventry...... 30e doz. WHEATIES Selected White Fancy Native Pigs' Liver Shredded Wheat. Pkg...... 9c 2 pounds ...... COOL WEATHER SUGGESTIONS MUSHROOMS 2 7 c Ib. Native Pigs' Feet Karo Syrup. Blue Label, can ...... 11c Lb...... Royal ^ r le t Pancake Flour 20 oz. Pkg. Native Pigs' Hecks Royal Scarlet Pancake Syrup. 16 oz. Jug Both Item s...... 29c BREAD! BREAD! 4c loaf Lb. , BACK AGAIN , Home Made Link Sausage AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. Delldons assorted varieties of pound FRESH GREEN STRINGLESS from Native Pork, lb...... Stuffeu and Baked Chickens with Gravy. Home Made Sausage Meat from 1 Q ^ large size ...... $lJi0 each CAKE 1 9 c lb. Native Pork, lb...... l O C Home Baked Beans. Boston .Style. 25c READY TO EAT We Win carry this regularly 4gain now. . BEANS 4 qts. 2 9 c 2 lbs. 36c. quart, and one Boston Brown Bread FREE. The crisp-toasted golden brown whole Strictly Fresh Native Cream Puffs and Cream Eclairs, filled with wheat flakes with a magic "something” POULTRY SPEOAL Pure Cream, at ...... 5c each about them that makes children go for EGGS Individual Chicken P ies ...... lOe each them—and ask for more. 2 5 c d o z. Fancy Large Home dressed chickens. Gnanmteed 24 to 26 ounces to dozen and from nearby farms! 6 to 6 1-2 lbs. each ...... 86e lb. TRY WHEATIES CUDAHY'S REX ^ HOME MADE PIES • ..YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID Tender Chicken to Roast 4 to 4 1-2 PEACH — PINEAPPLE — SQUASH » Z large Gold Medal Wheatles ...... tSo lbs...... 29e lb. APPLE — APRICOT PRUNE — 1 large pkg. of 44 oz. Gold Medal CWce Fkmr. 1 small pkg. ZO os. PURE LARD 6c lb. # MINCE — PUMPKIN — CRAN- Gold Medal Cake Floor, both f o r ...... Zte la 1 lb. eontalnersf Home dressed Fow ls ...... 85e lb. BERRY—BLUEBERRY 8 pkgs. Waobbnm Kitchen-Tested Faaoake'Floor ...... Z6o Z4 1-Z lbs. Gold Medal Kltoben-Tested Floor ...... 880 YOUR CHOICE—25e EACH A real valnel "E L OABIINO BBAND". PREBHER'S FINEST PACK Tone In W n c at 5>18 to 6.80 every evening. Wednesday •olid pack. Home dressed Ducks from Mr. evening 9 o’olook. Geld Bledal Fast Freif^t. M oule...... 28e lb. Our Home Made Bread. 8 loaves for 25t AH Aoeepted by Oonunlttee on Foods —American Medloal FRUIT— SALAD Our Home Made Rolls , , ,'.2 dozen for 25c AssoelatleD. TOMATOES Onir Home Made Coidcies 2 dozen for 25e fa rizo No. 2 1-Z oaas. fa No. 2 size cans. LEGS OF LAMB FANCY PRIME BEEF SPEDAI. 1 0 c each lO c each Home Blade Corned Beef Hash 16e lb. 5-6 i/i Ibi. **Ta§te the Differenee^ Bognlarly all over always 16or While they laotl ^ Begnlar Zlo abraya. . AT S A U PRICES Hate Croquettes...... 7e each, 4 for 25e Roast Pork, Roast Beef, Pot Roast, Fores of Lamb, Fresh Shoulders, Spare Ribs, One Faoknge 8npreme Sod* Delldons , Maointoah Katfag Omoken Iltae with each pnr- STEAK AnoUmr Shipment of Nice. Sweet Juicy Corned Beef, Ham Ends, Hamburg, Sau­ ohase of a ponad box of Gum Drops Apples! Oranges a t ...... I9 c dozen sage Meat Dial 5191 for early delivery. Oyster Crackers ^ 0 ^ 4 qnart baakefe T a n g e rin e s...... 19c dozen 2 " ’" 2 S c Sirloin Short Top Round Maoa are golag away faat r «4 — -i I ®**Msw»«t Oropefrult.... 5c each ^ 8 1-4 to 8 1-Z " 1 7 c lbs. each Celery! Celery! ^ a ih? ft no ...... O O C I Fancy Snow White Canlifiower . .19c each FOWL DeUdona Blpe A foal ^ e d a ll 1 Jar Mns- 7 c . - . . 8 lbs. 11.00. .. I Spinach tard (1 lb. legnlar ite ). 1 Bananas! Prime Rib Roast Beef ... .28e and 27e lb. I Tender California Carrots Beechnut Chili Sauce, large ...... 28c jir PMant Batter (1 Ib. regnlar Large, crispy, bleocbed stock. Boneless Rolled Pot Roast Beef . .22c lb. I Fancy Celery Sweet Potatoes 190.) Sc*^ Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef . .29e lb. | leoberg Lettuce Ripe Tomatoes Z lb. pkg. ■•“ ' - 2 3 c Bead TUa One! Large slzsi. Frwh Lean Hamburg Steak ...... 15e lb. _____ PRUNES Red Kidney Beam Ketchup! Ketehiip! Bottom Round Hamburg ...... 26e lb. I Fancy Apples for eating or eooldng. IMIolono White Yellow Eye Beans! Everybody’a trylpg ;to n M bh - 5 l b s ...... 25e FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Cauliflower np to na” ! . 8 oa. boiflM Fancy Rib Lamb Chops ...... 19e lb. Fresh from 4he market Saturday moniing we S c"^ Botte , SPECIAL will have Spinach, Carrots. Beets. R a s h e s . ParaniiMi. 8 c “^ Why ^ y more! ■6c . , .. j ' \ Small forequarters of Spring Lamb Fresh Stewing O ysters ...... 27e pint Turnips. TmnatOM. Iceberg Lettnce. Celery. Grape Fruit. Orangca. Bananas. and small legs Spring Lamb. |Large Frying Oysters ...... fific pint A Fresh Shipment of Scallops at 29c pint A SPEGAL on Land O' Lakes But­ Phone orders taken this evening until ter, 26e>^1b. 2 A s ...... file 9 p. m. Dial filll. BRUNNER'S MARKET 4 . 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FASHION DECREES THE BOOK SURVEY nNGERTIP TINTS BRUCE CATTON ,/A'( NBA Service Writer First ^ATlO^AL S tores I Paul von Hlndenburg was rrr-j- in his sixties, a retired general Platinum to Be Popular Color of infantry, when the World War broke out. He had already, so to. speak, . lived one life— a This Year, China long, active and useful one. Hav­ ing finished it, he was waiting placidly for death. Complexion the Latest. With the war he began a sec­ ond life — as' legendary hero of Germeiny’s armies, a returned New York, Ftb. 5.—(AP)—Fash­ Barbarossa, an incarnate Wotan P l N E A P P I E smiting the fatherland’s enemies. ionable fingertips should be platinum For four years this second life this year, whether they tap type­ continued, ending only with the writer keys or pluck leisurely Uie armistice. petals from iced artichokes. Then, years later, began his third life, when he was made A former concert singer who be­ president of the German republic. cause an automobile accident mar­ And here, perhaps, his services red her voice has turned to beauty VACUM PACKED-tha nowaat thing in fruit were greatest of all. He preserved packing. Navar bafera hava you taatad such culture, has decrjed this. She has the republic, checkmated the (C.i Bachrach daRdeut pinaappla Havor, aavar bafora haa tha announced to the American Beauty monarchists, gave such states­ aluaiva bouquot and latto of fraah, fiald ripanad Congress now in session that the men as Stresemann and Bruening T. R. Ybarra .... a sane es­ pinaappla baan eapturad so succaaafully at it^is vogrue of the platinum blonde and the support without which they timation of “Hindenburg — the by thia now packing mathed. And bora is your the current mode of matching cos­ could not have carried out their Man With Three Lives.” chanca to anjoy battar pinaappla than avor metics with costumes demands this policies. bafora, at tha lowast pricot in many a dayl new feminine conceit. That, briefly, is the way T. H. Late,” by Gregory Masons. Here Put pinaappla on today's ahoppint Rst. , Whether the vogue of the platinum Ybarra sums the man up in “Hin is a very well-handle.d sufiimary blonde will continue through the denburg— the Man With Three of the known facts and principal spring season is a doubt, however, Lives," published this month by theories about the ancient civil!-' Duffield and Green at $3. _ It that is all but graytog the hair of zations of the New World; ^lnd makes an engrossing book imd Mr. Mason is so enthusiastic many beauty specialists. provides a clear and,. I think, very Some women are already going about his subject, and writes with First sane picture of the famous old such an infectious swing, that his through the tortuous period of let­ warrior-statesman. book ought to arouse a new in­ ting their hair get back to its nat­ In his discussion of the war terest in American antiquities ural color, while others are dousing days Mr. Ybarra is less fortunate DOLE NO. 1. You’D find ^ATiomi among people who have never it with a brunette tint. One woman than he might be, and he shows liNrAILING this mark ttampod on thn top bothered about such things be­ Q uam dee, and bottom of ovary can. It startled a society gathering the a tendency here and there to do fore. Von Hindenburg’s private solilo­ is your guarantoo that tho cea- other night by appearing with blue Occasionally his enthusiasm tants ara tha pkk of tha pack in Stores fox locks, exactly matching the quizing for him. But in the main runs away with him a bit, to be of (M eat QDAUTY/ appaaranca and flavor—tha batt huge fur collar of her evening wrap. his book is sober and well-groimd- sure; but for the most part he grada of pinaappla ypu can ba^ And Wigs of feathers or lacquered ed, and it makes exceedingly keeps his feet on the ground, and timely and interesting reading. hair are still worn by the sensation- it is greatly to his credit that he g LARGE TINS 8 9 c has made such a dusty-dry sub­ ThercL is no greoter guaronlee of high quality o f the ALSO DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE An Escaped Convict, and China Doll. Make-Up ject as archaeology becomes inter­ meat you serve than the fact that it came from a Rrst What He Escaped From esting, 6'ven exciting, for the lay R,' A . Clarke a member of the “I am a Fugitive From a boaid of directors of the American reader. Nationol Market. Ally piece of meat that comes up to Georgian Chain Gang,” by Robert “Columbus Came Late” is pub­ Beauty Congress said there is’a E. Burns, is not pleasant reading. our high standards cannot fail to satisfy you. The con­ tendency to get back the China doll lished by the Centmry Co. at $4. • ind EGGS Mr. Burns, who escaped from BACON i j complexion which distinguished the Georgia’s medieval prison system fidence with which on ever increasing number o f women FINAST SLICED , colonial beauty. several years ago, established HOLD NEGRO SUSPECT buy all their meats in First Nationol Markets is due to one Brunettes, blondes, and redheads, himself as a magazine editor in SUGAR CURED I he advises to be themselves, the Chicago, was captured and sent thing only— the unfailing quality o f First Notional moots. s s s r - 1 9 ^ natural coloring of each type being back to prison and finally escaped New York, Feb. 5.—(AP) — A recommended as the most attractive. agEiin, tells all about his expe­ 51-year-old negro moving van •For those with olive skin, a light riences and exposes the chain helper faced arraignment today on ivory powder and a mildly bright gang system pretty clearly as a a charge of suspicion in the gar­ WM. ELLIOTT, lipstick are suggested, and for those dismal relic of barbarism. rotting of five-year-old Florence ChuckRIbRolls ^ |o^ Yet it is not his description of McDonnell. He is Frederick O. lb BRAND who are fair, a light powder with chain gang life that makes one Boneleu Oven or Pot Roast ^ soft peach or rose tints is the thing. Hicks, of Brooklyn. shudder; it is his story of how ’The child’s body was found yes­ While some argue tha$. rouge Georgia’s ruling officials, when he shoidd be worn high to “build the terday in a'cellar near her home in had been captured, insisted on Brooklyn. Rubber covered radio lb BROOKSIDE d o z ilO d face up” to meet the sesison’s high- throwing him back into prison Smoked Shoulders— lb. 10c perched hats, most beauticians in­ again despite the fact that he had wire was boimd tightly around her FACE RUMP 3S^ 5, 6, 7 Ib. sve. neck. She had been missing since BRAND sist that the natural contour of the amply proven his right to be con­ A Popular Boneless Oven Roast — Noted for Flavor ^ # face should not be changed. sidered a useful member of free Wednesday. ’Throughout several hours of qqes- The natural line of the eyebrow society. That is his real indict­ lb ment against his captors —that tioning he steadfastly and vehe% should also be followed. Tweezed mently denied any knowledge of the CROSS RIBS eyebrows, or eyebrows arched with they insisted on vengeance in­ 15^ killing. He said he knew the Mc­ Kxceptionally Low Priced Pot Roast the aid of any eyebrow pencil, are stead of humanity. LAND O’LAKES 0 , „ Donnell family. absolutely passe. The book will keep you inter­ ested from start to finish. It will, Hicks was arrested, however, aft­ er telling police he had seen Flor­ lb D I I T T E D 93 Score Sweet Cream A itJ also, arouse your indignation. It BLOCK CHUCK L is published by the Vanguard ence waSring along the street late 15^ I 1 Efim m Roils and Prints EXPECT A ROLL CALL Press, and costs $2.50. Wednesday afternoon. Economical Cot of Pot Roast A Little Debonkliig for BROOKSIDE CREAMERY BUTTER 2 s 49< ONAIDFORJORLESS Those Naval Experts BLAST KILLED 18 In ‘"The Navy: * Defense or Portent,” Charles A. Beard takes Marcus Hook, Pa., Feb. 5.— (AP) Washington, Feb. 5.— (AP) —vA the naval expert apart to see —With the mess-boy of the oil RIB ROAST Senate roll call on direct Federal what makes him tick, and demon­ tanker Bidwell still missing, au­ strates that the creature is far aid to the unemployed was prom­ thorities today listed 18 lives as FLOUR SALE from, infallible. He begins by ised today as the House recessed out having been lost in the explosions FIRST SECOND of respect to two of its members showing how Germany went ib lb astray because it failed to keep a and fire on the vessel. CUTS CUTS who died. Seventeen bodies have been re­ 1 3 * The Senate made the LaFoUette- check-rein on Von Tirpitz’s big- navy clique at the down of the covered from the decks and holds of Gold Medal or »>< i» Costlgan measure to appropriate century, and intimates that . the the tanker, wrecked by four suc­ 5375,000,000 for relief the ordAr of same sort of crew is spreading its cessive blasts early yesterday but business, with an early vote. It First National Markets are again Bountifully influence in the United States. A. B. Selcb, of Houston, Texas, has faces formidable opposition, how­ His discussion of the ineffable not been accounted for. He'is be­ Stocked with the same cuts and quality of ever. Pillsbury's Best Mr. Shearer and the Navy League lieved to have perished in his quar­ Ten. minutes after it convened at is devastating; So, too, are his ters or been hurled overboard and Steaks as you have had in the past noon the House adjourned out of comments on the admirals who drowned. respect to Representatives Quin of .Three men and a woman are in 241 LB clamor for a big navy without F i n e s t BAG Mississippi and Rutherford of following their own arguments hospiteils critically burned. TOP ROUND or PURE Georgia, who died early today. through to a logical conclusion. Company officials and the local LB House committees completed All in all, his little book is an ex­ coroner continued their investiga­ heaitogs on tax legislation, ap­ tremely useful bit of ammunition tions in an effort to determine the CUBE MINUTE Old 24i LB proved an old wage pension bill, and for those who would like to get exact cause of the disaster. It was heard Major General Foulois, chief on the firing line against naval planned to have the ship taken to LARD Homestead the Army Air Corps, advocate a jingoism. drydock for examination and re­ SIRLOIN or orough overhauling of “out of It is published by Harpers, and pairs. LB BULK or PACKAGE ite” national defense legislation sells for $2. ^ d defense machinery. DIES FROM BURNS SHORT A senate finance sub-committee A Good Book on Early Norwich, Feb. 5.— (AP)—George Richmond Coffee 19^ was appointed to hold hearings on American Civilization Auchinvole, 71, died at a hospital to­ the Wheeler bill for free coinage A book which should »Jiave day from burns suffered January 28 of silver at the ratio of 16 to one, been reviewed much earlier, when his bed caught fire from a Porterhouse >» 37^ which was advocated by William but which is given a new timeli­ small stove. Auchinvole, a cripple Jennings Brsran. ness by the recent archaeological was found surrounded by flam n BUFFETS FRUITS Another Senate commitiee con­ discoveries on Monte Alban in when neighbors saw smoke pourii^ tinued hearings on farm legislation. Mexico, is “Columbus Came from his bedroom window. An Economical Size Where The Family Is Small Matches PEACHES—PEARS—GRAPEFRUIT CHERRIES-FRUIT SALAD Pork Loins OHIO BLUE TIP APRICOTS—PRUNES \ PINEAPPLE (Cruahad or Tidbits) 3 tins2 2 * Frasta Rib or Loin End — Your Choice in Weight First National S tores Strika Anywhere ... Grapefruit 10« FRESH HAMS Btn:. 1 7 * Fresh Fruits and Vesetables Whole or Either End Blue Rose Rice 3 10« SINKING OF TUSCANIA at all Combination and Grocery Stores On Feb. 6, 1918, the British ship lb Purity SaR 2 VJ Tuscaola, carrying American troop SHOULDERS was.'lihnk by a submarine off U FRESH - 4-6 Ib. tvg. SMOKED - 8-7 lb. avg. PILLSBURY north coast of Ireland. Salada Tea ‘pC 45« Th^re were 2170 American sol­ g r a p I f r u it PANCAKE diers-ftboard. First reports said that BOILED HAM •» there .were 82 known dead and 216 FLOUR Kybe Coffee 29« mlsrtQf. However, 164 bodies were Finest Plorblo Machine Sliced later washed ashore on the Scottish The modern woy to Oxor*'ri»— 17« coast and burled there. At that for moke poneaket time 80 or more had not been identi­ Extra Large 3 fied. lb Cut string Beans 2^»> 25e A number of the crew were killed Lam b Legs 20 ez in the explosion in the engine room. for Your Choice In Weight . The soldiers were mostly National Large 3 Pks. yIT Fairy Soap 5 **• 19e Guardsmen from Michigan and Wis­ consin. ClfprtlCti 2 2 7 ^ The Tuscania was torpedoed in for lb Chesterfield the early morning. Two torpedoes Medium LAMB FORES , T were laimched at the ship, l^ut one Boead Ai Dealred THIS WBBK'S UNIBDA BAKIR'S SPBCIALS passed astern. Rescue work was PILLSBURY done by British destroyers and for trawlers. 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l SPECIALS at our BAKERY DEPL Washington, Feb. 6.— (AP)—Bans ORAMGES :____sss=asaa:saam on “eruises to nowhere" by foreign 20 oz 4 E c s A ll eur Bikery Produds «re,midt Af the llnes»Jii|redlenh vessds oner".»{^g out of United Fancy Califomla • Pk9 States ports rould be established FOWL under the meit Nnitaiy eondilient At our Heitrord rient end under legisTdtion introduced today lilt 176 ere delivered FRESH D A IL Y to all our itorei. in the Senate and House. * Fancy Milk-Fad — S to 3 H lb. avg. Senator White (R., Maine), and iloz “ r a t * Chairman Davis of the House lb Merchant Marine committee, intro­ CHICKENS Oakite Deughnuts # duced the bills. They also would pro- FANCY Fancy Routing — 3V(; lb. tvg. Mm bhiblt fbreign ships from switching BALDWW Cleeni Linoleum^ Tiler, 'to the West Indies winter trade. s s « T^. so-calleA , “cruises. to' no­ ; Painted Surfocet, etc. Raisin Bread where*’ take passengers from one FINUT port on a voyage and return' to dls- Spinach tBXAB :harge the passengers at the ' same port from which they embarked. v Prize Bread 2>»<> 2 3 * ■■viv • ■ * ■•. V / ■

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be bad a great theme but bis stag­ continue to enforce the hearthslde to be a concert violinist tfnlesa the ing and cast were inadequate. So mores o t the Fatherland. They are actress blood proves too strong. M. Zelli yanked the play off the a substantial class and disorder in Newspaper work paid Frank E. H e ir ______Vacant Boxing Thrones ANHA’TTAN boards, refusing a New Year’s Eve their midst is seldom-heard of. They Gannet’s way through Cornell Uni­ By------performance, to doctor t* up. have their brew, of course; they can versity. . Now the publisher is a WILLIAM GAINES With certain revisions and what make it at home as no one else can, trustee of the institution. Seen In Formt^ Naotd he coniddered a 'strengthened cast, and prefer it to most of the boot­ - eaihu Root was editor of the New M. Zelli proudly paraded "Mr. Papa- leg stuff on tap. York Sun for six years. ^ Await New Occupants New York—Fifteen Bronx cheers! vert” before the boys again, antici­ Rome (AP)—Count Costanzo Q-^aleazzo, now comnil-fisteral • Malt shops, ..akerles, bird stores Somebody thinks I look coUegiate. pating peans of nraise. What he got ano, Mussolini’s minister of commu­ Shanghai, married Edda IfussoUa «■ and delicatessen^ with choice OLYMPIC RESULTS College students are discouraged from several, of them was the sug­ nications (post office, raUroads, tel­ two y e a n ago. MuasOlliil w «8 best „ I I / I I v*r Lew Feldman, Freddie Miller, Nel cheeses and sausage to make your AT A GLANCE egraph), enjoys three distinctions. Tnan at- the Wedding of Oanol from going to the public library gestion be try once more, £is the mouth water, dot the streets. One 'fiW Ketchels. urebs. W l" Taneton, Kid Francis, Johnny Pena to peruse books which may be avail­ third time is very apt to-te a charm. He is most talked of as B Du'".'.^ daughter a few months ago. It wai ' I And Saddle Shea. Except for Choco- block in Yorkville is unique be­ Speed Skating successor. He has had the longest ClE^io who was chosen to infon able to them in their own school Halsey Raines, Who gets bis live­ cause, it has been pointed out, ev­ > L ..mJ IViUiaw I m UM® and^M^stro, one of these is lihood out of tbe movie business, is 500 meters—Won by Jack official life of any of the premier’s the premier of his brother Arna] libraries. Probably this is because ery modest need of a *’uman being Shea, United States; second, ' Danes anu. fTlnieS Arei'aboutasgbdd, andaboutasbad, .as author of a book burlesquing "The ministerial assistants, laving ?ld do’s death. the huge reservoir of knowledge on from birth to death is supplied in Bemt Evensen, defending cham­ _ ...... I the. others. Bridge Battle of the Century.” Jojin his office since 1924. And he is the Clano, at 55, still looks the pah Fifth avenue is so crowded most of its sixty odd shops—from cradles pion, Norway; third, Alex Hurd, Held, jr., wrote the foreword for only minister in any way related he played dn the world war—a aw the time. to Shrouds. > Canada; fourth, Frank Stack, Needed Ii TightlaBd; Raines, who is a Harvard man, by to his chief, for Mussolini does not captain. He has a sturdy body anj Officially the light heavyweight Today I turned in cards for four Canada; fifth. Bill Logein, Can­ the way. 'The area has been invaded by believe in nepotism. a stem eye. wears a Herd ^ d bantamweight seats of honor philosophical treatises—dull stuff of ada; sixth, O’Neill Farrell, are supposed to be occupied. But Sure, Sure, New York has a Ro­ some of the so- ailed “hot spots,” In ' addition, he is a sea fighter of moustache. Jones Can’t Draw Satis­ the sort that makes most every col­ where fiddle strings scream the United States. great courage, to which half-a-dozen He spent 28 yean in naval sera Maxie Rosenbloom, the ranking lege course in philosophy an insuf­ tary club, Lioq^, Kiwanis, and— 5000 meters—Won by Irving light-heavy is not a young man you rhythm of modern Manhattan at the world war medals attest. ice, having entered the naval acad ferable bore. The card taker eyed well, what have you in your town? Jaffee, United States; second, emy of Leghorn at the age of 15. factory Gate. could call a standout. Distinctly he The members have their luncheons, sons and daughters of sedate burgh­ Several years ago someone asked me suspiciously, then referred me to Edward Murphy, United States; In the war his most noted en is no Loughran, though he is about songs, speakers and “goals,” but ers and fraus. Mussolini, “Your excellency, what a supervisor. third, Bill Logan, Canada; plcit was against the Austrian fled the best of a bad lot. Under the shadow of the Third is to happen to Italy after you are “Are you a student in any col­ these activities don’t count for so fourth, Herbert Taylor, United bottled up in Buccari. He led thra There are a flock o f vacanit thrones The N. B. A. has been conducting much as they do in melette Junc­ avenue L, “'Two, Gun” Crowley’s States; fifth, Ivar Ballangrud, gone?” lege?’’ the supervisor asked me. body rested in a Yorkville under­ “I have already provided for subchasers through 90 mUes o in boxing waiting for some good a tournament in Chicago in the ef­ Not knowing whether to feel flat­ tion. defending champion, Norway; straits and canals under enens As for a Chamber of Commerce, taker’s place when they brought it that,” Mussolini replied. fort to get this throne rented out to tered or flattened, I confessed that Bemt Evensen, N orw ay; guns, laimched six destructive tpn journeymen battlers to come along. the New York chamber was the back from a hot spot of a different Since then most people in Italy somebody—and some of the names, my pursuit of a Ph. D. ended some seventh, Frank Stack, Canada; pedoes against Hie fleet, and gd The newest addition to the list of not to mention the antics, of the first to be t.ganized anywhere. sort up at Sing Sing. eighth, Harry Smyth, Canada. have believed he has designated years back. Then he explained the Clano as his successor. When a year off s&foly* chairs for rent is the featherweight aspirants in this affair would sur­ Next April 15 it will be 164 years Yorkville mothers pushing their Hockey attitude toward students. ago Mussolini seemed on the point As minister of communfcationi prise you. old. baby carriages stopped to wonder (Each team to play others (•'ass. When Bat Battalino was Maybe it was the books I asked of creating the position of vice-pre­ Ciano has modernized and Increasej A1 Brown still is supposed to be at the Ironic fate of a neighbor­ twice—four entries.) nudged out of his title by the scales for which subjected me to this ex­ mier, everyone said Clano would get the efficiency of Italian railroad^ the bantamweight champ. But every New York—Old world atmosphere hood boy who followed the glitter­ Canada defeated ITnited States in Cincinnati the other night, the amination rather than any rakish He made the public “rail conscious time he turns a corner these days, clings with slippery fingers to that ing mirge over a crime path to two goals to one, overtime. it. n: ’- her of vacancies, including the rah rah demeanor. Which serves me Ciano and Mussolini have been and increased travel by rldiculouslj some unknown bantam takes a fall upper East Side district kno^n as such a resting place. Germany defeated Poland, two vi ual vacancies and disputed mpn- right for wanting to look into such very close personally. Ciano’s son. low week-end excursion rates. out of him. Yorkville, On one side a small merchant’s goals to one. ar nles, was increased to foyr. tomes when I didn’t have to. A few McGoverns,-Kilbanes, Dun- It is more in spirit than in phys­ posters screamed of failure, and on Point standing: They are the feather, light-heavy, dees, Berlenbachs, Grebs, Ketchels, ical aspect that the community sug­ the' other a sign read “Junk.” (Unofficial compilation on 10- m.'ddle and bantam divisions.' Curtain Calls and Wfides would help to simplify gests the lingering Central Euro­ 5-4-3-2-1 basis.) A play which permitted Raquel matters—but there aren’t any more pean influence, though its beer gar­ Famous Folk United States 29. f'.ne of these, the middleweight dl- Torres only the briefest sort of bow Canada 13. [tt p w FVail Bskety in of those fellows around. dens and some curious little shops Raymond Hood, the brilliant ar­ .oovlH Mtndttiwi v\: on, involves a peculiar case. to Broadway was one of those wet contribute to the foreign color. Norway 8. ( u'illa Jones, recently declared firecrackers that gives all the critics For the most part, the old order chitect of skyscrapers, doesn’t like Buttered . c.iampion by the N. B. A., happens SUCH NERVE! a chance to-get funny. of Germans, and some Hungarians paintings well enough to have them HE STARTED YOUNG rci be a boy who might be called too Right up to the eleventh hour, and Austrians, keep the company in his home. Topped good for his class. He is a great Pittsburgh, Pa.—’The youngest Fort Worth, Tex.—Jerrald Size­ there was indecision about bringing of their kind these days. They pre­ When Jessica Dragonette, unseen fighter, but doesn’t draw. When Jim­ husband ever to face Judge Kennedy more, 17, sat in peaceful thought in the show into New York, But per­ fer to leave the generally known offstage, £,ang in “The Miracle,” her Coffee Cakes my Johnston, matchmaker at Madi- on a petition for alimony is William his autombbiie. With a start he haps the crack that John Anderson eating and drinking places, with voice gave Chaliapin, the Russ sbn Square Garden, was asked to stopped his dozing. Looking out of C. Cook, 15. Cook’s hride, 19-year- got off about it made the produc­ their commercialized quaintness, to basso, such a thrill that he sent a promote an elimination tournament the wlnshield, he saw two youths old Dorothy Webb, charged her hus­ .. Yes, Madame, 15c each tion worth while, after all. He said: the sight-seers. messenger back to tell her about it. band with desertion and non-sup­ ip which the Memphis and Akron working to unbolt one of the head­ “ By nlne-flfteen, when the cur­ There is an imexploited Viennese lights. Sizemore jumped out of Adele Blood’s little daughter is port, Cook was ordered to pay $2 We’ll Deliver brunet might show his punch and tain had not yet gone up, it was not pastry shop oo East Eighty-sixth named Dawn Hope, and she’s going a week out of his salary of 310. color to New York,- Jaimes dismissed the car and the two youths ran. street, where real Viennese types :^e, managed to catch one of them, clear whether they were waiting Your Order the suggestion with a shrug. for the Mayor, or had decided upon assemble. There they sit all after­ ■ "He wouldn’t draw a dime/’ said who was held on charges of tam­ noon drinking hot chocolate or cof­ pering with an auto. some similar way of postponing it the Old Boy Bandit o,. Broadway. indefinitely,’’ fee and eating pastry. Then go And when the Old B. B. of B. says back for Aore at n.ght. Whatever you desire in bakery goods will that, you can almost bet he’s right. HIS BIG MISTAKE Mystery Plays Hit Town It is usually well patronized, but ANNOUNCEMENT je delivered to your door, fresh from our ovens. Anyway, Johnston’s opipion. seems Mystery plays with sliding panels one hears few words of English to have been substantiated by the Baltimore, Md.—Harry C. Liedlich and clawing fiends got a late start spoken. gate in Milwaukee the night Gorilla will be more careful of the roads on Broadway ‘ his year, but now Solitary individuals sit at tables The FLORENCE DELICATESSEN won the N. B. A. recognition. Only be picks from now on. He turned that they’ve hit town, and at least and read the newspapers from Vien­ SSOO turnec. out for the match, on to a railroad track, thinking it one of them is a bit with audiences, na which are there for' the benefit F. Kelley, Proprietor. which was the final of an elimination was an automobile highway. As he there promises to be a deluge of of customers. aeries. drove down the bumpy roadbed he ’em. A trio plays swinging or soothing IS NOW LOCATED IN THE A flock of lads, likely amd unlikely, saw a fast express rolling along to­ M. Zoe Zelli, the Paris entrepre­ tunes from time to time, but the STATE THEATER BUILDING some on the way up, but most of ward him. He managed to leap out neur, must begin to wonder if N ^ musicians more frequently are con­ Id Gorman Place., Phone 3537 them on the way down, describes the of his car before tbe train plowed York’s drama commentators are versing With the patrons. Every one 751 MAIN STREET featherweight situation. Kid Choco­ into it, wrecking it completely. inclined to give him a gentle kid­ seems to know everybody else. and will continue to serve the public with the finest home pre­ late and Earl Mastro probably rank ding. pared Pastries, Salads, Meats, etc. Mohi’s Bakci’v ProducfsDeliveiVd- at the top of the list. Then there Switzerland reports a surplus When he showed them “Mr. German Belt are Fidel La Barba, Tommy Paul, of 200,000 bachelor girls. Papavert’’ . the first time, they said German families—some of them—

CALL PINEHURST TONIGHT For Better Poultry Try Pinehurst COBNED BEEF AT PINEHURST Fresh For Fresh Roasting Chickens Pinehurst Quality of Course Logs of Lamb 25® lb* SEALDSWEET We cut the finest lamb obtainable. You will Tender Fricasse Lean Briskets, Chuck Cross Ribs or FOWL or Frying Chickens , Finest Quality Juicy find Armour’s Star or Morris Supreme Lamb t in very few markets. The beef boxes receive only And one bunch of celery. Rumps, Very Fancy Cuts c lb . G rapefruit 5 or 6 of this grade Lamb to every 100 shipped. ’ ^ The roasting chickens weigh 4 3-4 to 6 lbs.______25 c to 29 ® S houlders oS Lam b A few fresh small 8 to 9 lb. plump, tender Dill Pickles, 6 f o r ------15c 9 9 ^ each 5 1 9 ® Boned and rolled. Fresh Cranberries 17c quart. TURKEYS Strained Carnberry Jelly 17c can. At Pinehurst FINEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fidelity Sliced FRESH CELERY Crisp, Fresh BOILED HAM LETTUCE Freshly Ground SHOULDERS IQ c bu n ch I h . (Eastern) 9 o head Pinehurst Beef Hard, new. Iceberg 1-2 Ib. 22c or Sausage Meat LOIN PORK CABBAGE SPINACH BEEF LIVER ROASTS IQ c each (Brightwood) 9 c ih . 1 9 p lb« 2 lb.. 39c Boneless Large bunches, crisp, new Fresh California Center Cuts 22c lb. Roast Pork Veal Roasts or CARROTS BEETS Fancy Rib Roast Beef P ot Roasts 10c 9 c bu n ch

Stewing Oysters Lar^ Beechnut Juicy, sweet Salt Pork Pea Beans Dried Beef 35c Pint Catsup small FLORIDA ORANGES 2«<».33< Rowe Large 18c dozen. 15c lb. 4 lbs. 25c 23c 1-4 lb. 19c bottle Oysters 45c pint Phone service at Pinehurst untU 8:30 tonight. If it Is convenient, please phone your order to- Call Pinehurst tonight for the early Saturday delivery. Every item advertised is the best qual­ night. It will help the boys with the Saturday rush. ity and value we can buy. You must be satisfied or we gladly make any adjustment you ask for. Dia: 4151. Pinehurst Best FIRM, CLEAN JERSEY Full Creamery Cauliflower Carefully Trimmed Freshly Ground Sliced, 33c grade;. Fresb Peas Sweet Potatoes 2 Round Steak 39c» RAGON 25c lb BUTTER GREEN PEAS RADISHES SUGAR M. B. 2 $ c lb. 2 4ts. 3 5 c 7 c bu n ch Freshly Ground COFFEE %29c 10 lbs. 46c 2 lb. jar Peanut / 3 bunches 15c Pineburst Butter 29c Very Best LARD Santos TURNIPS CUGUMBER8 S c lb . COFFEE n>21c 3 lb s. 9 * 1 5 c each Limit 3 lbs. COFFEE Large Indian lUver Confectionery 3 9 « i b . Orange Pekoe M cIntosh GRAPEFRUIT SUGAR TEA lb 3 9 c Eating Apples fo r 2 5 c 2 lb s. 1 5 c Ceylon 2 Buy Wilcox Native Potatoes 15 lbs. 23c, 71-2 lbs. 12c. Try Booth’s Russian Dressing or Mrs. Slack’s French Dressing with Lettuce. Vegetable An for 1 No. 2 Can Sifted Peas The 4 Can I No. 2 Can Apple Sauce ^ 1 Bunch Celery 1 Iceberg Lettuce Combination Salad 1 Green Pepper Parsley 1 No. 2 Can Tomatoes 1 Large Can Sliced Peaches 1 No. 2 Clan Grape Fniit “ ^ combination 1 Large Ripe Tomato ' 1 No. 2 Can White Corn This Fruit Combination Special 1 No. 2 Can Green Beans Quart Jar Brownie Sweet Mixed Pickles...... 29c White Button Mushrooms, 1-2 lb. 20c

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eqgine at higher ^ed s an owner was on the point of. going to the ex­ Motor ffints pense of b a ^ g the engine overhaul­ Timely SuffMtloiis on the ed from fan to rear main bearing. The Talk Mahekastel Cure «f the OOr by tbe Auto- Somehow he never thought to sus­ mobile CSnb el Hertford pect a weak valve spring. Mechanics told him there was a possibility of a sticky valve, al­ though the valves bad recently been Hale’s Health Maii^et Symptoms of Advanced Spark In an effort to obtain the peak of ground. Every time the car exceed­ motor performance owners some­ ed a speed of 45 miles per hour the times advance tbe spark timing too occasional skipping developed. This fais, There are also times when shoiild have outlawed the Idea of RIB END such advancing occurs accidentally valve .tlckage as the latter usually or through carelessness In handling occurs at lower speeds. Food Depts. the distributor. It Is well, there­ A weak spring does not show up fore, to know what symptoms to imtil the car. is up to speed. On a look for if early timing Is suspect- hill the greatly Increased pressure Upholding a reputation of being in business to establish PORK ROAST inside the cylinders tends to poimd real economy on quality merchandise. A day of real spe­ Perhaps the more obvious tip Is the valves shut, and besides it sel­ dom happens that the car runs in the habit the engine will have of cials at Hale's Food Departments. Every item listed in Fresh* tender rib end pork roast a t the lowest backfiring badly during cranking. the higher speed range on an up­ Most modem engines can be crank­ grade. this advertisement is at a real low price. Read them price, D(Hi*t let this lew price decelva' you* ed with the hand control of the spark fully advanced, for the rea­ WANAMAKER AN ACTOR carefully and compafe these prices on quality foodstuffs this is regular high quality meat This is just son that there is a certain amount with any prices offered elsewhere. We are following the of retarding In the semi-automatic New York, Feb, 5.—(AP)— Tbe another example of the low prices b ^ g offered. advance mechanUm itself, so that Chamberlain Brown Players, a :.tock dropping market with new low prices on other standard a habit of backfiring generally company at the Shubert Riviera means timing trouble. Do not mis­ theater, discovered today that one brands, fresh fruits luid vegetables not covered by this take this for the “popping back” of of their actors in a small part of “The Last Mile” is Thomas B. advertisement. A visit to Hale’s Saturday will prove a lean mixture. Wanamaker, Jr., grandson of the Excessive spark advance will al* famous merchant, John Wanamak­ cmivincingly that > Fricassee Lamb so cause tbe motor to knock badly er. and to have a "rolling” action, He is 27 years old and ambitious quickly detected but bard to de­ for a stage career. His part in “The FOWL STEW scribe. , „ . Road Speed a Help Last Mile” which opened Monday, is bis first. “It Pays To W ait On The Impression seems to be that 4 9 ® ®®®^ 4 * ^^* anti-knock gas Isn't as necessary Fresh, tender fowL limited nomber — shop for use around town as out on the Now that it has been admitted Frefh, lean lamb stew—our regular Urii qual­ open road. This fallacy Is due large­ that Hoover Is not a millionaire, T o n v se ir' early! ity—4o ^ u n d . ly to a belief that tbe car that is probably the rest of us ought to ad­ mit that neither are we. Again tomorrow Donghnnta a n d pressed Into hard service on the we offer our cmllora at ear Lamb Shank End open road fares more badly than uraal Saturday Saturday price — the pampereJ car. apecial on Coffee 18o dozen. Made Experience with one of the latest Cakea — S for by Newton Beb- ROAST HAM cars sheds much light on this sub­ KSEUCH ffiVEUS 10c. Individual erteon Bakery* ject. It has been found that in spite white treated Hartford. We lell of a compression ratio of 6 to 1 tbe oakea with fruit flionsanda e a ch engines of those cars that have been 1 0 * >i»* Ml-BRUI UGH IN oentera. Saturday. Ck)pd quality at an extremely lew price for wheeled bard over tbe road give Foreqqarter land) roast* Tender and lean. reasonably knockless performance Saturday. even when operated on ordinary itAimaMtim gas. Those used around town quick­ Jack Frost American ly collect carbon and have to be fed Helps Correct Constipation Campbell’s Fresh anti-knock fuel. Most of tbe engines that develop with "Bulk" and Vitamin B; CONFECTIONERY valve troubles are those which do Also Has Iron TOMATO SOUP OYSTERS CHEESE not have the benefit of good road SUGAR fpeed at which an engine operates more efficiently. Salesmen who Bscent sdentifle research shows cans 17. lb. long runs have tbe least trou­ that Kellogg's Ali>Bran contains * pound pkgs. A 9 ^ ® two things needed to overcome tem« 25 1*990 pounds for tomohrow. Made In Vermont. ble. Not Infrequently their engine porary and recurring constipation* Again we repeat! Jack Froat confection­ Regular price—8 cana 25c. A deildoua Freshest supply In town. Buy for Sunday! 85o qoallty. benefit by better lubrication. It has "bulk" to exercise the intes­ ery augar—8 pkga. 19c. Packed in aanitary one taaty* nouriahing aonp for grown-upa and cbil- Wby Lamps Bum Out tines* and Vitamin B to tone ths pound cartons. Shop early to avoid dlaappolnt- dren. Made under aanitary methoda. When a complete new set of ment! headlight bulbs has to be installed Intestinal tract. Pot Beef every t*vf days it is high time to These two Important food-ele­ mei** a careful cheek and to coi^ ments promote regular habits* and •Ider certain points which are off help do away with the headaches* Hale's Famous ROAST ROAST the beaten track. ^ loss of appetite and energy* so often BREAD Milk Loaf lo af ^Le One thing few owners consider is the result of constipation. 1 4 * I k . tbe quality of the bulbs themselves. The ^'bulk" In Alv Bbak Is mild On Saturday only! Large 19 onnee leaf. Baked by Newton Boberteoii in Hartford. Foaitively the 14* a . In action ~ much like that of let­ lowoat pdoe on a 19-otince loaf in the United Siatea. 8 loavea to a coatomer. Shop early to avoid dle- iD fem r bulbs will bum out readily, Shonlder roast beef-the best yon can bay—14e Mpedally if there are other adverse tuce. Inside the body, it forms a ai^ntment. * ______Jnlcy* tender pot roast from A No. 1 beef. eonditlons, such as a loose connec­ soft mass* which gently clears the tion in the line or at tbe Intestines of wastes. Bpeeial cook­ Armour'a Regular To While poor contacts for tbe bulbs ing processes iMke All-Bxan fineTf If a common source of burning out SMter* more palatable. It is not reasonable to suroose Isn't this pleasant "cereal way" cans that this could occur throughout far more healthful than using pills PORK UUI BEANS the entire lighting system. and drugs—so often habit-forming? STEAK Your choice A No* Excessive voltage is the most Just eat two tablespoonfuls of likely cause of a complete burn­ Kellogg's daily— enough for most SIRLOIN STEAK out. This would be due either to an types of constipation. If your in­ CHIPSO (large) SHOOT STEAK Incorrect adjustment the third- testinal trouble is not relived this ** i i , POItTERHOUSE STEAK l l l « brush or to a variable open circuit way* see your doctor* 21o size Oranolea or Flakoa. which permits sudden upswings in Besides* All-Bran brings your Fresh, tender good cute frmn finest p r i m e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | voltage. Either readjust the genera­ body twice as much blood-building beef, R R I^ R B R I ' tor or Use bulbt of a lighter voltage, iron as an equal amount by weight Fresh Boasted and of course make euro there is no of beef liver. open circuit, _ Equally tasty as a cereal with (Free! 1 quart with Carburetor Voices Trouble milk or cream* or used in cooking. PEANUTS every 2) 2 S ts* FRESH FRUITS AND YEGETARLES . Tbe noise tbe carburetor makes Beeipes on tbe red-and-green pac» when things don't go ight with the Sunkist Winesap Fancy age. Sold tw all grocers. Made Fresh* Clean ear offers an excellent clue to tbe ellogg In Bilattle ' Creek. nature of tbe trouble. These noises LEMONS APPLES CARROTS acf very distinct and individual. If ever you bear a sound as if the 2 motor were gasping for breath you FIG BARS ib8* 2 5 * 2 2 e dox* 9* bun* can be reasonably sure that it is HOLLYWOOD A nourishing cookie for children to eat between meals. Faney* large* Jnloy California Extra fancy* all sound* large Large bnnctaee contalnlBg • starving for fuel. Tbe carburetor lemons. size apples. to 6 carrots. bowl may be dry or you may be out MARKET of gas. Clogging of tbe fuel line is Demonstration! 600 Pounds Snowwhite Firm* Ripe another possibility. 381 Eaet Center St. Fancy Should tbe gasping be accompan­ Comer Parker. Dial 4233 ied by sputtering and some back­ BEETS Cauliflower TOMATOES firing tbe indications are that there ATLANTIC CRACKERS Is water in the carburetor. Water Extra Fancy Fowl Lunch-Grahams-Saltines 9 * 8 u n * 1 9 e lb. may be in one of tbe Jets, causing Fresh from modems ovens in Providence. 17 * 23 * Fresh* large, firm tomatoea. a very lean mixture. Extra fancy* large bunehee Latye heads of snowwhite Baked Thursday and being delivered to ns cauliflower. OeUdous for your salad. Sharp popping back through tbe one day before being placed on sale. Melted containing 6 to 6 beets. carburetor is a sign of lean mixture. milk ie the only oweetening used in Atlan- 2 A genuine backfire is accompanied 7 5® tlo hmeb crackers. Sunkist Fresh ' Iceberg W a hissing sound, not a loud explo­ 4 lb. Roaatlng Chkfiieii* A O sion as many suppose. Tbe explosion each ...... « 7 0 C sound is “after-firing'' in the ex­ Top Bound Steak* I f i c ORANGES r a r e r ip b s LETTUCE haust. Country Roll P u re W U t« H e a t Halt’* Keep Brake linings Similar Shoulder Steak* I f i c 9* bead With a few exceptions it is neces­ 3 5 * Sc him . COFFEE Extra fancy. The hwg<^ *1niperial Valley" lettaee. sary to use tbe same kind of lining Freeh Sbouldera l O c b u t t e r LARD TUNA orangea In t o ^ for 85e. We Spedal for Saturday — So FTeab* large beada — firm* on all four brakes of tbe car. One bunch. crisp. exception concerns the three-shoe Bib End Pork Roaet* l O c lbs. sold over 750 dozen la one weekl self-energizing brake where a hard­ , e i b 1 9 * „ er lining may be used on the wedg­ Swift sliced Bacon ^ fic ^ c l b . Fancy "Morjuke" Extra Fancy ing shoe. Another exception is permissible Fresh Frankfurts* '1 C ... Fresh chanted. We Packed in aanitary "Better than chick­ CELERY HEARTS where it is not desirable to have ■eU hundreds of pound cartons. en.** 2So size. 7 ounqee. GRAPEFRUIT equalization between front and rear Tender Bib Roaet Beef* 2 5 c pounds weekly. 2 cane 87o. "Momii» Luxury" lO e btuieh brakes. In other words, tbe two coffee. When better 7 fo r 2 5 * rear brakes m<-.y carry a different Lamb for Stewing* C .— Sweet, Jnloy Florida grapefruit. Special Sat­ Freeh celery hearta S and $ stalks la the oeffeee are grown bunch. lining than those at tbe front, Tbe Ib...... OC Chose and flanbpra urday—7 for 25o. only risk here, however, is that one Fresh Figs' liver .... set of brake linings may be more 10c S w ift’s H ale’* will blend them. Fresh* Local . Bart (Maey'a 2So Wilbur's Boasted subject to climatic changes than Lean Pot Roaat 1C.*. tbe other. l b ...... iO C up Monarch SPINACH...... No.2yal5c PEANUT BAR .....* * - . bar 10c 'These points are important in Young* tender Native Pork roaat. BACON TEA (1-2 H). bar sweet ehooolate) braking systems which are supposed EGGS Burt Olney's 12 l-2o to be inherently equalized. While tbe EXTRA SPECIAL Regular l9o braking pressures reaching the Bond Family C ^ ^ BEETS ...... No. 2 can 10c brake shoes may be equal the fact Bread ...... O C BRILLO...... — box 8c 25c Coffee .. O A ^ l6*V^2lb- ^ Burt Olney'a ISe # (WWfe) stm remains that tbe co-efficient of 2 2 ® 4 9 ® 4So Jack Homer friction of tbe linings themselves Oakes ...... i e U C CORN ...... 2 cans 25c may vary because of foreign matter, Strictly Fresh Eggs No. 1 strictly freeh "Premiam" sliced "Eveidaf. .. Luxnry** . . . 29c eggs — guranteOd. bacon-wn^iped In cell­ ' orange pekoe tea. 55o Extra strong, MINCEMEAT . . . jar 29c weather or the difference in type or ° Begnlar 25e C tt. Jw) make of lining. Large Native Potatoes 1 I ^ g e size. ophane. grade regzdarly. size. Skip From Weak Spring peck ...... I O C SNOWDRIFT . . . . lb. 21c 20o Hrins Because he had tried what he Lean Hamburg ...... 15c Armour's 19o thought to be every possible remedy PICKLES ...... bottles 15c for a skip which be noticed in his Fresh Fish and Oysters Sunburn’s "Quick Cooking" CORNED BEEF eseee«ee C&H 16C An kinds pot onions. A Meal for $1.01 (2 cans Sle) ForSPeople 19o HeinB ROLLED OATS Palmer's BEANS...... 3 cans 25c A fL91 buys this wholeaome mea} for 8 people MATCHES ...... Isr. box 3c FOnr Unde. - a t H w a . (6 boxes 17c) 4 cans Armour’e Pork—Beans ...... M MALT-0"MEAL...... pkg. 21o Announcement Aster's 12 l-2c 2o and 19®p>v* 1 peck Potatoes ...... i...... 15 Freeh Stock* 8 loaves Eble’e Bread ; ...... 12 LIMA BEANS .. . . a ------^THE------1 lb. Bed Bag Coffee ...... 17 No. 2 can 10c 45o Fantry Begnlarly 19o and 24c. These special low 1 lb. Country Bill Butter ...... JtZ Burt Olney's 19o 2cans25e prices for Saturday only. A wholesome* nonr- 1 largo can Milk '.90' CREAM...... isUng breakfast food for grown-nps and children. SQUASH . . . 2 No. 2 ^ cuts 25c 29n Whlpplac M & S PIE SHOP |L91 (Marrow) CREAM ...... ^ 2 cans 35c Formerly Located at 123 Spruce St. Burt Olnn^e l5o Cafifornla BEANS...... ____ _ 2 cans 25c Now Located at (Cut and refugee) TOMATO JUICE...... 3cans29$ tSo Navy Brand -...... 3can829c PEARS ...... 2 No. 2cana 3Se 105 Birch St. Tel. 3195 lAi Orders placed before 10 a. m. delivered the same day. SHOULDERS SamKeid, All our products are home baked* SOU TH Mf\ NCHCS TER ■ CONN Lean* ihankleia iheuMem 7 1-S pounds ■yqrqgg.

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The ring world old hot try to hlif and written application has been CLASSIFIED Flagstaff, Aria..— (AP) -M eteors the hate It held for him when he made to said bank by the person in FOR RENT— HEA’TED furnished advertisements are "writing” on a wabbling as- flung that parting taflnt at Ita sot* whose name such book was issued room, near Main street Inquire 37 baWmoH aiauam tronomiccd mirror here some of dldnees. Insincerity ahd lack ei for payment of the amount of de­ Park street or telephone 3132. the secrets of the depths of space. Count Blx aTerac* wordi t» a ltn:isplay lines not Dept Main Office, Cheney Bros. to 40 miles a second, its image thorough counterpart in Brltalni TENEMENTS 63 crosses the mirror in a series of three and four-syllable words he sold. where A. il. Padgbam, a golfer of The Herald will not bo responsible loops, like the handwriting exer­ sonorously sounded—and often mis­ for more than one incorrect insertion FOR RE3NT—4 ROOM heated apart­ used— could not put over the Idea of whom mosc of^ us In America (] of any advertisement ordered for AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 ment newly done over, hot water. cises of school days. A fast meteor mi^es a wavy line. An exceedingly "the better Tunney” as he Is doing among the number) never had more than one time. Apply at Watkins Bros. heard, won the "News o f the World” The inadvertent omission of incor­ 1931 STUDEBAKER Commander speedy meteor draws a straight it in the common tongue to which rect publication of advertising will be he seems to cling rather deliberately tournament. The event is regarded rectified only by cancellation of the new, 1929 Studebakei President FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, aU con- line. These straight line messages SPINNING In this, his story. This is a story that as the unofficial mat(di-play tbtkW f charge made for the service endored. Sedan, 1930 Whippet sedan, 1931 veniences, with or without garage. plonship for the British pros. All advortlBements must conform Durant sedan, Buick touring. Wal­ Phone 5573. have furnished the most interest­ MIRR.OR, is easy to read and obviously meant in stylo, copy and typography with ing information. They mean that SHOWS SPEED to be Just that, not something to The youthful Fadgbain, just poal regulations enforced by the publish­ ter A. Hoffman, at the Center. SHAPE OF TRAILS OKl FOR RENT—4 ROOM FLATS on the meteor is traveling up to OF METEOR BY laugh at. ■voting age, is assistant professlona] ers and they reserve the right to StuiXbaker and Rockne. MIRROR CHANGE WITH 1^ the Royal Ashdown club. It- w u edit, revise or reject any copy con­ Center street, all refinished like speeds of 100 miles a second. METEOR SPEED ^ SHAPE OFTRAIL About the Title a striking coincidence that he and sidered objectionable. new. Inquire 180 Center street, sec­ A t this speed, says Dr. S. L. ON GLASS The title of the tale Is "A Man CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to Bootbroyd, professor of astronomy the other finalist, Mark Seymour, be published same day must be re­ MOVING—TRUCKING- ond floor. SLOW 'isTTfnnnrsiprtr* Must Fight.” All wrong for Tunney. of Cornell university, who is di­ half-brother of Abe MitcheU, were ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays STORAGE 20 It should have been "A Man Must bred and brought up in golf at Ash< 10:30 a. m. FOR RENT—6 ROOMS ■with uU recting the observations, the FAST improvements, including steam meteor does not belong to the Win.” For Tunney’s desires in life, down Forest, in Sussex. TELEPHONE YOUR CARLSON A COMPANY Express. too ML as Indicated by his experiences : i Daily service to Hartford and heat, newly done over, at 12 Trot­ gravitational field of the sun, but PER SEC. WANT ADS. ter street. Telephone 6068. is a visitor from “interstellar the ring and his conduct after leav­ Built lik e Ohamploa Ads are accepted over the telephone SprlDgtleld, and ail Connecticut ing it, do not point ultimately to the Mr. Darwin writes: at the CHARGE RATE given above and Massachusetts points. Loads space.” These meteors are wan­ as a convenience- to advertisers, but FOR RENT—NEAR Center, off derers from far off star systems. desire to fight. He wouldn’t have to "A friend In the crowd said to ms the CASH RATES will bo accepted as or part loads moved anywhere! Main street, modern four and five In one month the wobble mirror m . have ambition to want to fight. But in solemn tones when It was all FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ F^imlture moving, ieiephone Man­ room flats, with garage. Phone has caught about 500 meteors and A hobbling mirror and a telescope are used by Cornell and Harvard of course, the title "A Man Must over: ness office on or before the seventh chester 8624, Hartford 2-6229, " ‘This is the birth of a chaiib< day following the first insertion of 5661. Prof. Boothroyd says fully half of university scientists at Flagstaff, Arlz., to measure the speed of meteors Win” would have placed Tunney in each ad otherwise the CHARGE Springfield 6-0391. them are wanderers from distant and unfold secrets of space. Prof. S. L. Boothroyd of Cornell (above) an easily misunderstood position. plon.’ RATE will bo collected. No responsi­ AFTER FEB. 6TH 4 room down­ "Well, no man is a champion ttU PERRETT & GLEWNEi INa—We space. Is shown with the odd mirror. Sketch shows how tremendous speed of And the word “fight” is such a fine bility for errors in telephoned ado stairs flat, comer Foster and Haw­ full word, anyway! he has won the open championship, will be assumed and their accuracy will move., pack ana ship your Even at 100 miles a second they meteors Is.revealed. ley streets. |21. Inquire 100 East must have been traveling for mil­ and the open championship, likt cannot be guaranteed. merchandise quickly smo econom­ Correction . Center street or Phone 3782. lions of years, from long before (Christmas, comes but once a yeoA INDEX OF ically. Fast dauy express service Still and all, Tunney did have to the time of the dinosaurs. fight to win, that is he had to learn So it is rash to prophesy,* but cet« to ana from New York (Jonneo- CLASSIFICATIONS FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement on These meteors are adding con­ how to fight. When he was a boy in tainly Padgbam has all the attif< tions with fast truck service out ot Bli'ths ...... A ‘ School street. Inquire 100 East Cen­ firmation to other astronomical Old Carmfel Mission Shelters Greenwich Village, Willie Green, the butes of a champion. * Engagements ...... » New York going south and west. ter street or telephone 3782. evidence of the existence of clouds professional, handed him an un­ “The great power, moat lelsur^ Marrl- ';es ...... - ...... C Agents for United Van Service, Deaths ...... g of matter in space. The hall of merciful beating. Tunney might have applied: the long high Iron shorn Card of Thanks ...... E one ot the leading tong distance FOR RENT—FIVE AND SEX room right on the pin; and the bold, ac­ meteoric particles huming to dust quit after that if he hadn’t been In Memoriam ...... E moving companies. Phone 3063, tenements, w it. all modern im­ curate, clean putting—these thlngi daily in the earth’s atmosphere is Graves Of Its Founders Tunney. The beating intrigued him. Lost and Found ...... 1 8860, 8864. provements. Inquire at 147 Elast were all the genuine stuff of the Announcements ...... I estimated at 20,000,000, enough to He continued to box Willie Green, Personals ...... I Center street ur telephone 7864. add slowly even to the earth’s real champion breed. So was the Antomoblles L. r. WOOD CO.—Furniture ' and night after night, until he had con- utterly unmoved demeanor, a maCk bulk. •quered him, until Green asked him Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 piano moving, modern equipment, FIVE AND SIX ROOM tene- The meteor observations are con­ as stoney and inscrutable as evSf Automobiles for Exchange i ments, all improvements,, newly not to hit so hard. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... * experienced help, public store­ ducted jolnUy by Cornell and Har­ was James Braid’s. So is tiie fins Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 house. Phone 44M. renovated, 95 Foster street, tele- vard universities. George Mussen, Note on "T^ldng It” physique and the gigantic hands; Auto School’s ...... 7-A pbon 5230 or 4545. a Cornell Heckscher Foundation Later on Ip his career he took we used to say that Harry VardonH Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 a terrific lacing at the bands of hands were like legs of mutton.” Autos—For Hire ...... 9 FOR RENT—6-ROOM SINGLE, all assistant is helping Dr. Boothroyd Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 REF AIRING 23 with the mirror meteors. Harry Greb. A blow of Greb’s broke The final match In the “News of Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... , 11 Improvements. Apply Eld ward J. Four Harvard men, Robert an artery In his nose. Tunney, the World” affair really must have VACUUM CLEIA.NBR, guns, phono­ ■Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 18 Holl. Telephone 4642. Harris, Roger Wilson, Donald Har­ throughout the fight, drank his own been extraordinarily productive cl Bnainess and Protesslonnl Services graph, clock repairing. Key mak­ blood. Blinded and sick, he collapsed Business Services Offered ...... 18 SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both m grave and George Peters are ob­ golf. ing etc. Bralthwaite, 62 Pearl St. in his dressing room. But he came Household Services Offered ...... 18-A single and two family ranging serving meteors which can be seen On a very long ahd (at the time) Bullding-r-Contractlng ...... 14 back later to lick Greb. He licked from |20 to $60 month. Apply Ekl- with the unaided ^ e , and have slow course, the Royal Mld-Surrejl Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 coimted about 6,000 in three Greb so convincingly suid so punish- at Richmond, young Padgbam fijl* Funeral Directors ...... 1( ward J. Holl, telephone 4642. 865 HELP WANTED— Ingly that Greb warneu Tommy Gib­ ished the 32 holes of the bout ffl Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 Mam street. months. Insurance ...... It FEMALE 35 bons to steer clear of him. Gibbons four below, 4’s, Millinery—Dressmaking ...... It Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . 80 FOR RENV—TWO, THREE and"* didn’t, of course, and he got his. "And that,’’ he adds, "one mlgld FIVE SALESLADIES wanted. At­ say, takes a lot of explaining Painting—Papering ...... 81 tractive proposition.' Apply 9-11 room apartments, beat, janitor His Own Discoverer Professional Services ...... 81 If you hear now and then that away!" Repairing ...... 88 Maple street, 9-10 a. m. service, refrlgeratoi furnished. Call BASKETBALL Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . . . 84. Arthur A. Knofla, 5440 or 41C1, So-and-So discovered Gene Tunney, Toilet Goods and Service ...... 36 WANTED — HOUSEKEEPER. 875 Main street. Sports officials at best are but don’t believe it. Tunney discovered Putting Olassio Wanted—Business Service ...... 86 Write Post office Box 42, Manches­ necessary evils, if we would believe himself, ap^ in Justice to the man Further carrying out the analogy Edncafisnal ter, Conn. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, 627 the average fan. On rare occasions, who was for years so unpopular with of our own P. G. A. finals. In whlefl Courses and Classes ...... 87 both Crea'vy and Shuts putted witE Private Instruction ...... 88 Center street, all modem Improve­ you’ll hear a spectator applaud com­ the writers of fighting hews, he is amazing precision and sUccesi, Dancing ...... 88-A ments. Inquire people upstairs. petent officiating. All too often, going right on discovering himself Mbsical—Dramatio e s s s • • s'sTV* • • • 88 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 Mitrion San Carlos de Borromeo del Rio Carmelo Its bells are Padgham and Seymour took tumf Wanted—Instruotion ...... It exile to the Siberian salt mines will heard for mllea more and more. A great fighter, FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT, first Tunney is on the way to, becoming pelting each other with long put^ Financial FIVE SALESMEN wanted. Attrac­ be his sentence. right into the tin. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages . . . . . 81 floor, all Improvements, garage, hea’vjnveight champion discoverer. tive proposition. Apply 9-11 Maple The officials are six in basket­ "Before this final,” says Mf. Da^< Business Opportunities ...... 88 321 East Center street. Inquire 41 Belief In Himself Money to Loan ...... 88 street, 9-10 a. m. Bigelow street. ball: a referee, an umpire, two No trip to California’s scenic Mon­ -government confiscated the property win, "I had always thought that the Help and Sitnatlons timekeepers and a pair of scorers. terey peninsula is complete without ; in 1834. Through the years, as it He has been painted often by Help Wanted—Female ...... 81 others as a conceited snob. His own A competent referee baa these a visit to the quaint artist-writer ! fell into disuse, it began to crumble, Help Wanted—Male ...... 88 words label that picture a lie. The Broadway shows are flopping Hslp Wanted<—Male or Female .. 87 SITUATIONS WANTED— HOUSES FOR RENT 65 things to think about and act upon: colony of Carmel. And no trip to i Little by little, its relics were re- ring world snickered when he declar­ every day. One of these day* Agents Wanted ...... 87-A FEMALE 38 put the ball in play; decide when Carmel is complete without a visit ! moved to the first San Carlos Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... 88 FOR RENT—7 ROOM single house the ball is dead, in play, and to ' Borromeo, at Monterey. ed he could stand toe-to-toe with Jimmy Walker is coming back to Situations Wanted—Mala ...... 89 to the famous Carmel Mission. Employment Agencies ...... 40 COMPANION-NURSE, InsUtutlonal at Mcmchester Green, all improve­ whom it belongs; declare goals; call It stands atop a little hill, over­ Dempsey and slug—and beat him to town and start reprisals ogainsl the punch every time. That was put Live Stock—Pels—Poultry—Vehicles training, nervous, senile, chronic ments'. Call 6150. violations and fouls; administer looking the Carmel river, from Californians realized the destruc­ mld-westemers for staylhg ^ Dogs—Birds-Pets .. > e s e e e e I cases, charges reasonable. Rosedale penalties; recognize substitutions; down as overwhelming pride. But I home. Llv) Stock-Vehicles which it takes its name; somewhat tion of the miBslons was removing 44-2. order time outs; inspect and approve Poultry and Supplies eeesseeeee detached from the town, yet lending one of the greatest landmark series ■VI Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock INSPECTION NNOUNOED all equipment. its Influence to the old Spanish at­ in the state. Several were in suffi­ For Bale ■' Miscellaneous The umpire’s duties parallel those Articles for Sale ...... 46 FUEL AND FEED 49-A mosphere pervading the district. ciently good condition to warrant Boats and Accessories ...... 40 Hartford, Feb. 5.— (A P )—Dates of the referee at times. He calls Officially, Marmel Mission is the reatoratlon. One of these was Car­ Building Materials ...... 47 FOR SALE— SEASONED HARD for the State and Federal inspection violations and fouls, makes out-of- Mission San Carlos de Borromeo del mel. Through the years the work Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 of naval militia units were an­ bounds decisions and starts plays. was carried on. The old chapel la Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 wood, fumfuse chunks and fire Rio Carmelo. Mission San Carlos Fuel and Feed ...... 40-A place wood 1-2 cord |6.00, 1-2 cord nounced today in orders issued by He informs scorer on official de­ was founded at Monterey, Calif., in now, as it was in its halcyon days, Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 seasoned bard wood slabs |4.00, the adjutant general. The 19th di­ cisions. 1770. But a few months later. Fra the parish church for the village of Household Goods ...... 61, Qeo. Buck, telephone 26-4. vision at Hartford will be inspected Scorers record the goals and sig­ Junipera Serra, in charge of the Carmel. Machinery and Tools ...... 68 Feb. 24. New Haven units, the 18th nal the referee for substitutions* missions decided the hillock by the PICTURES 4j^J0E KI Musical Instrumentseeeeeeeteees...... Carmel Is constructed of native Office and Store Equipment FOR SALSl—HARD wood, under division, Headquarters staff and Timekeepers man the stop watch­ Carmel river, seven miles away, was stone, and with its wall and serene fa cia ls at the Stores iseetsesa cover, furnace and stove wood |8. Headquarters division will receive es and signal the end of the quarter, a better site. The mission then setting is an impressive sight. The Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... Wanted—To Buy ...... a load. V. Firpo, lie Wells street. the inspectors the following day and half or game. moved. chapel is 164 feet long! , The walls Rooms—Board—Hotels—Resorts Tel. 6148. Feb. 26 has been set for the 20tb are four feet thick at the bottom, Restaurants division in Bridgeport. OANARY-MOUSB TRA^ Here Father Serra worked zeal­ rising in graceful arch curve toward Rooms Without Board 61 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and ously with the Indians and soldiers Boarders W anted...... 69-A Evansville, Ind.—Mrs. Mary Kohl the celling. Some of the red square Country Board—R esorts...... 60 hard wood slabe sawed stove as setting a trap for a mouse when in building the new mission. And tile used in the original bulIdlDL’ baa Hotels—Restaurants . , lessees lengtl and under cover. Casb^pglce le telephone rang. She ahswered here, after months of heart-break­ been used to pave the church's sanc­ Wanted—Rooms—Board eeeeeees per load for bard wood $5.00; hard ing vlolSBltudes, the oolong began to tuary. Its front entrance Is of arch­ Real Estate For Rent FIRE It and while talking, "Jimmy,” her Apartments, Flats, Tenements wood slabs $4.00. L. T. Wood Co. pet canary, who had the run' of the prosper both spiritually and tsm- itectural beauty. Business Locations for Rent . Phone 4496. i INSURANCE bouse, approached the trap to taste porslly. Its bells ware heard for Houses for Rent Everyone knows that It Is of the choice cheese with which it miles, imd It won many converts. Its Suburban for Rent ...... leesesesess SPECIAL PRICE—Hard wood for risky business to be without was halted. He pecked at It and herds and crops were plentiful. WING FLAP Summer Homes for Rent furnace, fire place or itove IB per Wanted to R e n t...... 68 Fire Insurance? How about the trap spnmg, breaking his neck. This was the home mission of load. Birch |4, bard wood slabs |4. Real Estate For Bale YOU? It costs but a few Fra Serra, from which he operated Dayton,. O.—A wing flap for air­ Apartment Building for Sals . . . 69 Kindling wood lOo bushel. Thomas in northern and central California. planes which, it Is said, will reduce Business Property for S a le ...... 70 cents per week. Don’t risk Berlin.—Around the world In 90 Wilson, tslsphens 8881 or Rosedais minutes Is the goal set by Rslnbold And here, after he and his com­ landing speed from 66 to 26 miles Farms and Land for Sale e e e s t s aU. Houses for Sale 37-4. Tiling, rocket pioneer of Germany. patriot. Fra Creipl, died in 1783 and an hour, has been developed by How­ Lots for Sale ______Robert J. Smith He plans to build a paissngsr car­ 1784, iMth priests wars burled. An ard M. Rinehart. The flaps are Resort Property for Sale e e t s s • s rying rocket which ^11 carry him imposing bronze sarcophagus, the placed on the under elde of the Suburban for Sale ...... 76 A m Main St. A New England man hai spent aloft and transport him around the work of Artist Jo Mora, houses the plane wing and are operated from Real Estate for Exchange s e e • e s InsuranoB Beal Estate Wanted—Real E state...... his life studying snow flakes. Lo6ks world In that time. He plans to remains in a mission chapel. the cockpit. They are said to alsp Steamship Tickets. Auction—Legal Notices like he’ll have to go to California if have It completed befori the' end of . Like other mleslons, Carmel increase lifting capacity and aid in Legal Notices .... > e e e s e sje, s •*# 78 he wants to continue. this year. "went to seed” ’ after the Mexican taking Off. '

GAS BUGGIES—European Influenee By FRANK BECK JL " T H E E u r o p e a n *- (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) GENTLEMAN ALWAYS W C B — CARRIES A CANS . MADOA.MUZBLL "Let’s rest a while,” the giant Coppy shouted, "I’ll Just bet that I UPON MEETING A LADY F B N W IC K .. said. "If you’ll wait here. I’ll go eat more than anyone.” Hie glaal HE DOFFS HIS HAT. CCS C E T ahead and make a little lunch for then said, "Go!” But they began ta GRASPS HER HAND N O T S O ? eat too fast and he exolalmefl, "Hay. AND RAISES IT TO us. My hunger’s growing strong.” make It last. This is the last meto HIS LIPS AS HE Then Scouty said, "W e’ll lefid a you will have before you.leato, yoi MURMURS ___ hand. We’re willing to, please un­ know!” , V O O L A V O O . derstand. Just lead the way Into . When everyone tad had hla MADEMOISELLE .V your house and we will trail along.” share, wee Windy jumped and So, in the giant promptly went ■ shouted, "Hiere! W e ^ v ffo iw fd and and ’bout a half an hour was spent we’re ready now to etan dW>to our In setting out good things to eat. It cart. Let'a hitch the tat i| | i. /good looked Just like a feCsL "Oh, my,” and tlgh^ ao eveqtl^itog tag he att cried Duncy, "What a treat I can’t right \Fani bid Olaiit wait till we start to eat. One good fare-thta*waU, wheh. look at this food and, gSe, my ap­ The tat tala , , calm aa petite’s increased.^ "Bring forth Said Duney, "H iata the plates and forks and knives. me.” , Add th ta """ We'll have the beat time of our their oax

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OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE AND NONSENSE The ToonervilleTrolley That Meets All theTraihs By Fontaine Fox By Gene Ahem S O n e op t h e W O f^ THIN6S t h a t can h a pp en is som eone -tlao poi.uR S ? r ' ®oAp;'MAN5, M are ashamed of him ..... Tbe girls V/gLUf fu i -flsu. Vou BklmplB’ Jim from Brushvlll* TO PAUL A6AINST a 'NP KNOCK DOWN THE CAR STOVE PIPE, layi that old time “Innocent anwae- who quit the boyish bob, now have f uu flip vou nao pouA s ONi i Hat WAitM IS or taftEArr manta'* are atiU innocent^ but they hair too long to shingle and too HlSI^RIC V/ALUe 1 -^ l-r VO AS are no longer amuaementa. short to braid .... If all the rr Birr, i sHoui-p ecr m v mechanclal toys Santa (Tlaus left A AH, vwvTu-T:r- s p o - f - < - For If you carry thm; and drilling Into a tooth)— Here'a ^ A C K 5 HM-a c V/ENTT ALL ■RK&HY,r NM Mimca i lapper a n n y a y vtrays find in water?—Wet ones. F HtO. U. F 8. PAT. OFT. S & (OpontafaM Fox. I93Z) Why is snow different from Sun­ day?—^It can fall on any day of the year. There were 42 cows In a pasture SCORCHY SMITH by John C. Terry and 43 calves which belonged to the cows and none had twins, how could that be ?— None was the name of a :y / YOU GIRLS 6 0 UP ID "TVIE "\l/|, NO, CHIEF THUNDER CLOUD • ^THERE A\NT MOUSE BEGGiK FtR cow, she had twins. — BOARDIMQ HOUSE IMNiMQ ROOK ^ MERCY WHEN YER BOOTS What goes all over the house in AS IF NOTHiNG HAO HAPPENED the day and stands in the comer at m IP /VMSSIN' SPUD'* night? —A broom. AMO V'LL SE£ w h a t cam BtDOHE.]/ What bird can lift the heaviest CTO STOP THIS fo o lis h F\6HTt mm weight?—A crMC. What bird resembles a color? — Blue Jay. After hearing the teacher read a fairy story, the class, the average age of which was six years, was asked some questions in regard to the story. One of which was, “What ALL RIGHT,SCORCHY. 1s an elf?” BUT GET /HY STEVE OUT Little Alice whose hand had WHATEVER you PO ’ I waived frantically, was allowed to rive the answer, and confidently ex­ plained that “A elf is a little elephant.” The fool and his money are soon parted. These daya even some of the OHM wise ones are being separated from their coin .... By the time a man has sense enough not to be ashamed A modern girl who’s lost in of the old folks he has children who thought is seldom found. WASHINGTON TUBBS IL By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser VaAT-LiHE/ PiGTOL IM HAND, HE BEGINS SLINKING ALONG THE DARK, RAM6UNG CORRiPOR.S, SEARCH- ALL OF THE ROOMS. y co/^es JAV 1 OOT SOAAS- MO.. RES Al-U flrOOO eoFFERiM’ VKinW A PAO£A3£ fCP. ALOKIE..THATS cucum ber m ea a j£9— us's RTS FSeChfLES.. HIM TALklM’ G o ^>h ! s o u ’ r e . fiCTTUd' A/Ofie TMIMSS VlWy' IS TV46B6 *1& h im s eu f.... OOGGO kiE. M£S SOM6SOOV |Kl (SUBSe HES IMisiOCtMT -THAT lu eoe TALkiu’ LOKJESOAAE id TIT HIW? WOO'RE. AV.L.OS GrOVt-T'-/ OF f / e> O N A P K ll y i

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The monthly meeting of the Man­ Miss Irene House la 111 at her Matthew A. Prince, who has catering, and has lurovlded a m<^ r^ . ;All*Modeni chester Girl Scout Council will be home on Warren street with scarlet managed the Silbros store on Main appeth^g menu. .The service OQmf (aVEIlNE COOPERATION held at the new headquarters In the fever. Irene has had the fever street since it was opened, has re­ FECIAL PARiONG mittee, of which John-McLmighUn :1s DANCE Cheney building, Tuesday afternoon, twice. Her twin sister Lorraine also signed his position, to become ef­ Febnu^ 9 at 3:80. had scarlet fever a few weeks ago. fective as of Saturday. He has ar­ omGHpcnRR lHhiiaiilaB A D —Golwftj 8t> ranged to go into business for him­ PLANS FORBALL Mndo by the self in Pennsylvania, getting, under Karl Borat and hla orchestra will The members of Washington L. O. way by the first of March. Mr. BXarO RAMBLERS play this evening at Brooks hall, L. No. 117 are requested to assemble Highway (Mficials Get Sand mOESROP AdmlMlon SSe. Prince has made many friends in IVuek to Scene Quickly to Hartford, for the monthly dinner at their Club rooms this evening not Manchester. dance of the Woman’s Association later than 7 o’clock, to visit the late Area at Rear of Armory to Aid the Firemen. of the Fourth Congregational home of their deceased brother, RVBBEK Toiiifflf church. This will be the orchestra's Matthew Robb. Dr. Robbins W. Barstow, presi­ • third engagement for these func­ dent of the Hartford Seminary foun­ Be Cleared of Snow and Superintendent of Town Highway's Setback’Dance tions. dation will be the speaker Simday Due to the visit of the New York John Digney did a fine Job in con­ Mescheeter Green Oommonlty Ctnb evening at the East Hartford Con­ IDuinmated For Monday. nection with' the fire in the Park Salvation Army band tomorrow, the gregational church when a gather­ 7 Cheh Prizes—^RefreshniMits. Charles Burr will be the speaker Band of Love meeting for the chil­ Building early Thursday morning. Beginning New Series. at the Mpnday noon meeting of the ing of young people’s societies from With hundreds of feet of hose out dren in the afternoon will be omit­ CongregationEd churches in this sec­ 86 cents. Manchester Kiwsmis club at the Ho­ ted. Due to the restiicing of parking from several hydrants the entire • Attached tel Sheridan. Following his gra^ua- tion will take place, looking toward on Ha}mes streeL which adjoins the street was covered with a*fine coat­ for eTerybddy. tipn from Yale in Jime of 1930 Mr. the formation of a new Christie armory property, James O. McCaw ing of Ice. It was Just cold enough Burr and a psd covered 1,600 miles ^ Elliott Knight, son of Mr. and Elndeavor Union. Dr. Barstow’s sub­ to freeze,' making the walking and Mrs. Bert Knight of Pine street is 701 Main S t, ABOUTTOWN of Europe on bikes. He has frequent­ ject will be "Walking Backward.” It who is a member of the general com­ driving in that vicinity hazardous. spending Jhe midyear recess at his is also expected that Lawrence Kipp, ly been called upon to tell of the mittee handling the Masonic Ball, The fire commissioners called the Johnson Block home. He Is a Junior at Rensselaer president of the Connecticut The Pioneers will hold a meeting high-lights of their experiences, and has arranged to have the area in the town highway superintendent asking at the Y. M. C. A. at 7 o’clock to­ has consented to do so once again Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. deavor society will be present and rew of the State Armory cleJired of speak to the young people. if a truckload of sand could be sent night for the Kiwanlans. Principal Thom­ snow and illuminated next Monday to make driving and walking safe. as Bentley of the Eighth District Mrs. Carl Tyler and Mrs. Elton evening in connection with the park­ Within twenty minutes a truckload I Tomorrow night the Boy Scout schools win furnish the attendance Johnson, with their church school Despite the storm last night more ing facilities for the patrons of the of sand was on the scene and the en­ Troop No. 9 basketball team goes prize. classes, will give a food sale tomor­ than 60 attended the setback and b£^. This innovation do doubt will tire area was made safe. to Wapping for a game with the row afternoon at 2:30 at the Econ­ dance given by the Women of the facilitate parking and is intended to Cooperation between police, fire omy story. Depot Square. The pro­ Uncas Seconds. Evelyn Robinson, chairman Moose at the Home Club on Brain- serve as a protection for the cars. department and highway officials in of ticket distribution for the Girls’ ceeds will go toward the payment of ard Place, and everybody seemed to C. Leroy Norris who 1s vice chair­ Mrs. M .S. Manning the Junior department’s pledge for enjoy themselves. First prizes were O. Leroy Norris this town is something t6 talk about The regular monthly meeting of Friendly Society’s supper Tuesday man of' the general committee, as Instead of \yaitlng on the usual “red the Luther League of the German evening at St. Mary’s parish house, the building fund of the North won by Mrs. W. Anderson and well as chairman of the music com­ Hemstitching Methodist church. James McVeigh; second by Mrs. chairman, consists of a corps of tape” meth^ of cooperation, town, Concordia Lutheran church will be urges all who have tickets out to mittee reports that every detail is fire and police officials step up and held at 8 o’clock tonight. make returns this evening, either to Henry Vaillant and Ignatz Reiser being properly attended to to make workers who have made ^ arrange­ and consolation by Miss Helen ments to handle the refreshmients do the Job without unnecessary long 63 Church St. Phone 7905 her or to the general chBdrman, Mrs. The regular meeting of the auxil­ the ball this year the best ever. He waits. Members of the Masonic Lodge John Trotter. This is the annu^ iary to the Veterans of Foreign Dougherty and P. Quish. Sand­ reports that Bill Dehey’s Merrymak­ witji precision. Pimch will be serv­ are asked to gather at 1:16 tomor­ turkey supper of the society, and it Wars will be held at the State wiches, cake and coffee were served ers of Pittsfield, Mass., who will ed on the dance fioor from four is necessary for the committee to Armory tonight at 8 o’clock. by Mrs. Joseph Chlcoine, Mrs. different locations by eight young row afternoon at the Temple prior George Snow, Mrs. Henry Vaillant, fiunish the music, is one of the most to attending the funeral of Matthew know how many to plan for at once. popular orchestras in this section of ladies, members of the order of BARN DANCE No tickets wiU be sold at the door. Mrs. Frank Monde, Mrs. Josephine Rainbow^ girls. Robb of Maple street in a imlt. The new officers and choir of the Emonds and Mrs. Albert Yost Mrs. the country and doubtless will make fe e t H u rt? « Given By Order of Rainbow will hold a re­ Martha Dean drew the mystery a decided hit next Monday evening. Veterans of Foreign Wars Michael J. O’Hara, who has serv­ The Permanent Armistice Day hearsal of the work "anday after­ package. O’Brlght’s three-piece or­ The ball this year, as in the past, ADVERTISEMENT— Delmar D. Austin Anderson-Shea Post No. 2046 committee will meet In the Army ed as mayor of Worcester, Mass., noon at 3:30 at the Masonic Temple. chestra furnished music for dmicing will ^e a formal affair and is gen­ Foot Correction Specialist JENCKS LONE OAK and Navy club this evening. All longer than any other person, has The regular meeting will take place until midnight The. same committee erally attended by many out of town Mrs. Rose Kronick of The WUrose 174 Main St, Manchester Saturday Eve. Feb. 6, 8 P. M. members of the local ex-service or­ announced that he is to be a candi­ Monday evening at 7:30 at the Tem­ contemplates running a similar 5X16St3. Dress Shop is in New York on a For appointment Dial 4070 > Music by McKay’s Orchestra ganizations and the town’s commit­ date for governor In the Republican ple. social in the near future. Walter Waddell will handle the buying trip. Admission 50c. tee are requested to attend. The primaries at the coming state elec­ meeting will open at 8 o’clock with tion. Mr. O’Hara is known to many Chairman Clarence Martin In in Manchester as he has a sister, charge. Mrs. John Bolan, living here. Herman Goodstine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Israiel Goodstine o f 146 Bissell street, is home for a two weeks va­ Place tour Orders cation from Northeastern Universi­ With Us for Quality Goods Are Priced Lower At Hale’s! ty at Boston where he is a senior. Prompt Delivery On Group No. 2 of the Memorisd hos­ pital auxiliary, Mrs. LeVeme Holmes leader, will meet Monday RANGE " Your Dollars Never Bought Better Values Than Found Here Tomorrow afternoon at the Center church house. FURNACE and Still the Talk of Manchester! Forget-me-not circle of Junior King’s Daughters will hold a Valen­ FUEL OIL The Sale You’ve Waited For tine party tomorrow afternoon at the home of Dorothy Marks, 15 Oak­ Center Auto Supply Pure Silk land street. Each girl is reminded to bring a valentine. Phone 5293 W om en’s and Misses’ DRESSES Chiffon Hose the Smart Rayon Prints $1.50 grade Smart still the best selling hose in town! They are regular $1.50 grades of a short time ago. Lovely sheer chiffons...... clear and thin... .with picot tops. Reinforc­ Straws ed hem and toe for longer wear. The In newest styles shades are the very newest. Sizes 8 1-2 Misses’ and Women’s to 10. Hosiery—Main Floor, right

' ^ 3 . 9 5 Regular $2.95 You’ll love these new straw hats. Tricky little tarn effects with a The biggest dress sale of the year! Dozens of charming printed' Jaunty feather trim ___ feminine frocks $3.95. One large New York store sold 4,000 in a half day. models with flower trim .. .tailor­ The manufacturer of these frocks is working night and day to fUl or­ Foundation ed s£iilors and flared brim models. ders on these dresses because they’ve been so successful. Smart In shiny and dull finish—smooth rayon prints in clear, distinctive pat­ COATS and rough straws. terns for miss and madam. Dozens of uew, different styles. Garments Main Floor, rear. with or without Inner-belt At a new low I new sleeves'

I contrasting trim Here’s a real value! WeU tailored foimda- tions at $1.95. Regular $2.96 grade of a price well known brand. Heavy flesh brocaded model with inner-belt for stout figures, for new long straight slim figures, flesh brocade, with soft swami ’ skirts top without innerbelt New Corsets— Main Floor, rear Percale 0 button trim Those snug-fitting rayon and wool undies— One New York Prints 0 new necklines “Wooly Wyns” Store sold over Navy, black and now Coats that are kind 25c 4,000 in half a brown grounds only 8*5c to your figure and grades Snug, comfortable, durable — grand for winter most kind to your day. Dresses— sports, grand with short fur Jackets, grand at stunning new advanced spring Main Floor, rear this price. Ilf' flesh and peach. Fine wool and budget. Just imag­ patterns in these high grade, 80 rayon in small, medium or large sizes. They fit square percale prints. Such charm­ "like a glove.” ine buying a smart­ ing, colorful patterns for school and home frocks. Color-fast. 36 more of these— The most popular / $1.98 and $2.98 Wool Undies— Main Floor, right ly furred winter inches wide. ' Circulating Leggings Tiiiia coat, superbly tail­ Main Floor, left. Printed Library $1.19 Lace Trimmed 1 ored o f fine mate­ C3hoice of heavy Jersey or leath­ in town er button suede leggi^a 3 to rial, that sold for Arizona Ames, by Zane Grey. . .8 years. Black, brown, green Silk Silver Bride, by Ethel Dell. and wine. (Main floor, rear.) much more earlier Frocks Farewell to Arms, by Collisin. Maid in Waiting, by J. Gals­ in the season. with Aprons to matek worthy. 50c Jumbo Good Earth, by Buck. Salte4 Peanuts Uri(ierwear Loads of Love, by A. Parrish. Kindle Flame, by M. Pedler. 29c $1.00 Marriage at Seven, by Joy. $1.98 and B. T. Inc.— Second Floor Hoover Under Two Flags, by FretA shipment of Mother's We sold out our - first order Brand stUted peanuts. ' 60c $2.98 grades within a few days. Another HamiU. Prophetic Marriage by W. gr^de. (Main floor, front) Hundreds of big group for tomorrow. Smart 80-square percfUe frocks with Deeping. Just imagine! Lovely silk underwear in a coverall apron to match. P^ty at the Penthouse, by Wool Mittens the $1.98 and $2.98 grades fqr $1.59., YouthfuUy styled - frocks with Chase. Valentines button, flare, diagonal seaming Red Head Woman, by K. Bush. 50c Lovely bias-cut and contrasting trim. Color- Wrong Wife, by Roche. slips with d^ep fa s t Washington Merry-go-Round Keeps little hands warm os Alencon lace trim \ (unknown author). toast Multicolor wool mlt- at top • and bot­ WELDON BEAUTY PARLOR Main Floor, rear •tens; also gloves for older folks. C each Main Floor, front (Main floor, right), : tom. Also love­ Now Open for Bnsliiesa lo Hie Our stationery department la a ly chemises and busy place these days for young dance sets. Fles|>, Hotel Sheridan Building and old. Here are valentines tea rose and strictly modem and aentimen- With an additional attendant on onr staff we are equipped to give tally old-fashioned. white. Purchjase expert beauty service for the FROM and MASONIC BALL. spring needs now. Others 2 for 6c Dial 6009 fw apptfintmente or caO at onr new location tids and up evening. ______Silk Undies— HISS BBBNIOB JCUL, Propfrietor. Floor, rear. Main Floor, front. SOUTH MRNCHESTER ' CONN

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