New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1930, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID WEDNESDAY, ‘APRIL 9, 1930 - ————— ———— In particular, except in case hair, gives her sympathetic at- yage \ costs || pretty, vivacious and possessed 3 of persisent retusal to siop on'be-|| Thr]o}}n in I}lagal{‘: For (}}cmetgrylAqu“ll]tl'es | magnctic cyes, the color of say- |(ention Lo these demands: ing duly summoned or of active re-|| Niagara Falls, Ont., April 9 () est)[oerie Ko S fEes Wants Led THANKS FUR PLAN sistance to visit or search, warships, | | —Suspicious of ‘a freight car or mes n 1.0 L. A. Lontes pareali e Gy T —— | ¥or mew hospitals—Indiana, § whether surface vessels or subma- || Dilled from Port York as con- o i i i vast Tnite cer Thomas Kerr whistled soft] 00,000;. Bepnsilvanis, SEEEHD A 2 % rines, niay not sink or render incap- | | taining waste P;_wr[ ’j"'f‘ d s e ‘0"*" 3 \v.xl y ) - oftly South Carolina, $1,000,00; Massa- . Gl‘a[lfil’d wm] Leaglle Illlel'])l'e' able of navigation a merchant vessel Statc% cuslomgv officials, across N - — e str pa ergreen cem- chusetts, $1.400.000; Rhode Island, : {| the other side of the cemetery without having first placed the pass-|| the Niagara river, opened it and || etery. $1,500.000: West Virgini 0, : i engers, crew and ship's papetspln * || found more than' 1,000 cases of || Suddenly a burst of song from | | ..“H. A ‘;.‘:“;]‘ s‘ofi‘o':)‘j’v()h'l:s‘: ship's boats are not regarded as||under a layer of waste. R e e | souri, $400.000: Nevada, $500,000; I 5 California, $2,000,000; Alabama, $1,- rdant voices. Mus. Edith Rogels Direcis U. §. The officer put on specd and < places of safety unless the safety of The liquor was dumped into London, April 9 UP—France hav-| weather conditions by proximity of || the Tiver from the lower bridge l For additions to cxisting hospi- entered the cemetery ate. | l\ 1 witipe l of a tulip bed, he found H — iir and Supernumc * chimed two rather dis Ing expressed satisfaction regarding|land or presence of another vessel| | to the great delight of boat own- Perry Point, Md., $3,000,000; ity .| which is in a position tc take them || ers. Word quickly spread that it e secnzicvRame od el e e e liquor was being thrown over and British interpretation of article 16 || many persons rowed down under of the covenant of the League of the bridge and salvaged bottles sville, Pa,, $2.000,000; North- $250,000; Bedford, P ; K Whiting. 4 Mary Martin, || ¢ : Knoxville, Towa, | Nations, French and British e).perls‘ART LEAEUE “PENS which did not break. oz Whitng, 65, and ary Martin, || = - l‘h.ll\con\\u wllel” Tows, §* today got down to discussion of how blossoms ne hospic ). Volunteer Soldiers home, much could be lopped off the French | In city court this morning the | | lizaton 1 OLe Lt enE ol : Camp Cuter, Mich., $1.- naval tonnage figurcs. | singers paid fines of §5 cach for bt it s el g . Cloud, Minn., $525,000; The British want the French to! ! mtoxication. o s TR CSEERS Lpary Suelitne, * Mbu, . SERLENY; 3 lash about 200,000 tons from the| _— LAaise o oise. Idaho. $260,000; Fort Harri- 724,000 tonrnage originally claimed, 3 | I — — first woman to preside over | o, yront., $500.000; Jefferson Bar- but such a reduction is causing a wOl'ks 0] 3 Logal Artists Bemg: l L house veterans sub-commitice, | L FUNG g1 500,000; American raising of ecyebrows among the : | SUSPEET AI]MITS Liepze “"“,““ Edit -\“““"l Rog- |14 Wash., $875,000; Marquam French delegation. | v : eIl achusetls, 18| i)y portiand, Ore.. $125,000; Mem- ] Two Tackle Problem Shown fl[ Illslltllle | | icting hearings on more thany ;yie qrenn., $1,000,000. | ( buildings However, Jacques Dumesnil, g However, Jacaues Dumesnil Two Ass&csed in Palice Court V. Alexander, first 1ord of the ad: | o/} eame ot New martain openea| 107 DruDken Driving miralty, tackled this Dbig problem | iyis afternoon in the gallery of the this forenoon and it was expected | xow Britain Insti el ; ; Ne stitute with 60 works Rrime Minister MacDonald and For- | g wetiet aoembare rvice overseas, volunteer nurs- in Walter Reed hospital here, and cxperience as “personal repre- cntative” of Presidents Harding, “ooliige, and Hoover to the disabled clinies and out ries for me CUTTEN ROBBERY Rillh of Men Traced by Victim ailing ex-soldier nands al . 2 . T-| of artist nembers of the league on Two motorists pleaded guilty in TS o rans, prepared Mrs. M. Rogers Plgnt;\‘dlrsister Briand would again | gisplay. police court today to the charge of IO]‘ SZO 000 Bl'eak e . for the present task, to wiich-ghe me. s - chi i g )-committee o ¢ vetera A 2 Aty .infmo‘; ay'to discuss ‘the latest) o " inings, water colors, char- Oriving while under the influence of ) and M expects | Was appointed by Chairman Royal liquor, and a fnie of $100 and costs (*. Johnson of the veterans commit- Interlocked with the Anglo- | %38 :“‘1 “)’f‘“'s“1”‘l§5' l“ctl;g‘g’ i‘l“z was tmposed on each. Left to vight: Joseph Anslmo, first pricc; Gaorge Docrr, second prize; ) [thErR Cofanba : o French question was the Italian at-| T iatures by cal artists mas John Yanchok, 32, of 1193 Tast| John Post, third prizc; Arthur Groth, fourth prize, Chicago, April 9 (P—Confession 18 DUFROSERO NS UIe L0015 - Hidelst o | this first exhibit of the league one ¥ gy B e that he tlicinated the $20.000 | he said today, is to t titude since the British do not wish : street, was arrested on the night of D " PRICES RISE B (o aonaliidet'a; sacusity ast with|of wide1ocal interest. DR LS R B Joseph Ansclmo has been awa [ robbery at the country home of Ar-|1he plete picture” in its relation WHEAT PRICES RISE = ¥ i s : " a e e 2 SC e - = se z o i anlk. Ther re | 9 P 9 n cago ri t France unless Italy participates in| The jury of selection comprised O{P;‘“ ammmt‘at ‘qm”; !““ t‘fi;“‘j ed f prize for bird house building |tic National bank. Therc were no | thur W. Cutten, multi-millionaivs |10 President Hoover's yeterans uni- | Chicago, April f P)—Whead some form. Both Foreign Minister |Albertus Jones, James Goodwin Me- | e © 0% 0 n FE G YLS o] ind lin a contest closed by the junior de- |beavers | grain dealer, in 1922, was made to- | fication policy, which is incorporated | prices showed a general upwar Briand and the British prime minis- | Manus, well known Hartford artists, | " a0 0™ 1‘ k,“ “; department of the Y. M. C. A.| Following cremation (W ashes|gay, Police Commissioner Itussell |in the Williamson bill to consolidate |trend carly today. influenced. by - 5 d‘ Everett Austin, ¢ Mor- | PeT ifed, tanchok's car went(giher prizes have been awarded were to he sent to Birmingham 1, by S It 1 alias | the veterans burcau, pension burean | relative firmness of Liverpool guota- ter were to have met Dino Grandi,jand Everett Austin, director of Mor- | [0 " "ty o TS was dam : 8 +|said, by Simon Rosenberg, alias P 3 chief Italian delegate, this morning|&an Memorial. e - vas dam-| foliows: Second pr George Doerr; | Ala., Harding's native state, for in-| Charles Davis. and io homes for disabled |tions and by persistent widesprea SRR : FaS 2 . |aged about the front, the officer said, | tnirq prize, John Post and Tourth | terment [ g o volunteer soldiers. This measurc is |lack of rain. The fact that the gov- ut Grandi developed a bad chill| - Artists whese work is shown are: | ang Yanchok admitted that he was | e | | Rosenberg, arrested at Cleveland (YO s Lah crnment monthly crop report would and entrusted matters to the Italian |Grace C. Vibberts, Sanford Ballard |at {he wheel when the accident |P 0 Arthur Groth. R T | 1ast Sunday and brought to Chicago HMOW UGS e e ot Do dashed untll - Aftia e ACIome, Q) ambassador. This left matters Virginia Hart Low, Laur- The contest was conducted during { vesterday, nade his confession in| W the problem jn Lty p ot - happened " somewhat in the air s i i i the winter under the direction of ; : pic ne said Mrs, ltog- |led to some selling. Opening 1-8 to e air since Grandi's dwardson, Marian Hunger- s he winter under ¢ ¢ | the presence of Russell, Deputy : s , efis. approval is necessary for any vital s Parker, Armand | Judge F. B. Hungerford asked the | pypen strong, secretary of the bhoys' | Commissioner. John & and M, | €rs. “With consolidation should |1 1-Sc higher, € hicago wheat after- | decision Sllen M. Moore, E. Gers | court toitake tinto “consideration | joparment, & andf trank Schade, | NEW BRITAIN POLICE | citien e police head said come @ clcar-cut_definition of na- |ward held near the inktlal range. % LT i Yanchok's good record, also the fact | ¢, 1o, e o 3] L s 8 hospitalization problems ar ‘orn was easy, ting unchange : Ith]\::ls been expected that today|trude Rogers, Jennie Olson, Char-| g, %y o 3 B00d Tecord, 8100 tiieL SE | tecHnle lt\)pn( & the 1 Prizes [Beecanas s e | ona Mospllallaationt proliematand oy as. e il:grging nchanes might determine whether there was|lotte Segur, Earle XK. Bishop, Rae e e o o were first, a model airplane; seconc e Hilten. (o molcles. : B 2 any use continuing to strive for a C1rpr’n!fr Roy Prosser, phnms‘;""‘f, ;”"“‘ i 2 “fs“"( “’"I be 2 | flashlight and third pocket knife. | Special Duty Due to City's Blection :‘{';" ]“mz“""“;m“’ "y’y”" atten, 30| one small woman in a big room |held firm. Provisions declined. ; : AR s 2 4 s hash ardship on account of the mile an e A 1a adec e mnear urha five-power pact, but in view of|Glover, Alfred Hepworth, Raphael | 1%} 5010 B TEOY L 0 (M RS (UG | fourth, emblenandshonorabl Interfered With Plans of Downers Grove in March, { Grandi's illness this decision may|D. Cubbedu, Clara Norton, Arthur J. | o S o 0 0o o mention. ter scizing $17,000 & bordslaged 2 A i and the factory where he is em- e e PecaEeAal . 8 ‘ ayed. Savard, Fanny Brown, V. R, Gris-| iocoq ; Judges were Mr. Schade, Joseph Local Gunmen 500 in cash and sc ; ! _ Election News Received wold, Mona Lohman Evelyn Swan- |7 o5 o 0 00 | Hergstrom, physical director, and | 6 el oAt tits R iy News that Mrs. Ruth Hanna Me- |son, Dewey Van Cott, W. E. Dough- | RSN e o 0L 8 '1"7“ Clarence M. Barnes, general secre- We intended fo shoot the police i TR e e SRR Cormick had won the Illinois sena- S. Cudlipp, Bertha Ramage, | 3tTeel, represented by Attorney Leoj,po = arr schade judged from an |foree last night but the cops Were | ojonijogs pursuit of the robbers— QU , torial primary race was of more in-|Mae I. Begley, Doris Hillery Stowell, | ¥+ Gaffney, Jiad “’,;;'“"d by SUDCr- | rchitectural standpoint, Mr. Herg- |dll out on special duty because of | g0y “former servant—cutten ha e terest to a large part of the Ameri- | Esther C. Gard, Oliver M. Wiard, "L‘“‘“'“‘”MU ’?"1" \~1°"1m:’ “‘g‘“‘d“j strom from the standpoint of bird [the eclection crowds but we willj S S P EL G EREC R ol can delegation than was the day's| The cxhibition will continue until | 2rout 12130 oclock tamt ey |lore and Mr. Darnes from a gencral |shoot them later on.” | role and only Roseii- conference work. The entire dele-| Aprit e BT o bt ) R 0 atg L LR R F T 1 Gl | This apparently startling an- Caspet it ation J i P P S gine of his automobile had stalled ! e 3 4 , rems gation has been watching the con-|attend The two first prizes <were won |nouncement was made by H. L. b & test closely. ¢ 5 and the officer had observed that : R e e e . LD e | e was nat in a it condition to drive, | mostly on utilitarian grounds, while | White today byt further delails e It was stated at American head- i d vealed that White was talking about & ican harles E. Keeler, 28, of 34 Marl. | the latter two were declarcd to be s tal : Quarters tha the delegation's main (et e peeen :ifixd:d glu:lr,y the most ornamental. Post's house |@ Match between the New Britain interest centered in the fact that DT B e D os ane wag[Was an imitation brick structure in | Riflc club and the bluc-coats which N Mrs. McCormick opposed the world [ e mm" S st | what Mr. Strong says is “Seandina- | Was scheduled for last night but | ::Purl t;:utihlhorc was much specula- el ey atternoon by Oficer w. | vian type of architecture.” Groth's |had to be postponed. ion whether the vote indicated the 4 = _ * | house was the most unique and or-| When the rifle team learned Hvr { STE T C e e S. Strolls who followed him through | | n o at original, it having been constructed | police were too busy to contend tional questions s 5 Stanley street at the rate of 35 and nal, e e tedii 3 v : g such as the consul A of tin cans of graduated s sol- [with them they divided into two | , tative pact which is still in the of- o 4 . ca | dered and painted. | teams and held i tu ghoot | . | o ot the London conterence. | UCe Watches Nephew He Kept| Tne nomsupport care ot otia|deitd 06 PEREE omtest were ot potics neadavartere. | MIS, Stull Qut to Extermmate Further details of the eclection Lalonde, 34, of 120 Lafayette street, ale W nued for one month on |originality, workmanship, practibil-| The honor went to the team cap- > :\:“:(;:g::]‘:g:[‘:oay:t:: ’zt:masanto en- O“t OI Mll}lsll‘y Bflmfi p;‘:b::fi‘(;:\l.] ugirs. Lalonde testified | ity and the agc of the contestant. |tained by White which made 1 MOflGI‘H Tfl)e OI W()lll&ll ion Whether the vote esuld be"fa"k" that her husband had not contribut- | Groth was a\\;xl’rlr«hdn e mlnmmj\ |out of a possible 230. The op- S d h g Y WML loa o i e Buppest of the tmr!,ui.; his sweater in addition to honor- | ponents, led by Capt. William A o = o e en t at ceriiliis involying tho! United Biatos|® Mindiy: whiterhaired imanbintcons Ly it six weeks and he admitiss b i e JEICIAC S . Nellie Brooke Stull laid down a bar- | '« in international obligations e s St e 0 (itdiors o Ly a0 S S o Individual scores follow: White,} o0 00 iciame adjusted her royal ichlte . e biosest theill ot 1 1Ne now | Eiven @ chance. Probation_Offieer| g RNING PINFRAL, HELD Lot oo UG e A RS RECE SRR B e SPRIN Optimism Still Present e PE i b st uTa s A et | Connollvigleclified SRthal IR Ealondy Davies. 44; Larl Cooley, 48: Blmer| '~ % 1 "New York sector today i i | drinks imes. There are >ape, 44; Carl Holt, 40 Trick, 47;| Tondon, April 9 (F—Professions o | consolidation proposal of Bethlehem f‘:’rzle‘:'l:m‘r‘éi D IN BOSTON CHAPEL TODAY Rame B R optimism heard in some quarters|Steel with Youngstown Sheet &| ¥ ) L A4S c e P | fiapper. M r| ek, 2 a >, Can- 3 that a five power limitation treaty|Tube has reached the decisive point. | > McCormick, 42 and P. Can-| "y, oteq Jove expert, who just now— Atill may be achieved here were tak.| Ho is Charley Ambrey Eaton.|BOY Scout Troop 23 in her campaign to exterminate the en by most naval conf b Plans “Mystery Hike” | Former Governor of Tederal Re- s [ {arrived from Biveia, Ohio, pause : ; 4 al conference obsery- [ niember of the house from New Jer- ster 1Ke 1ot _ = & | in the press of the battle to explain g s z hat rvefreshes fabrie— c eurwda"-c Moo % srelnof salt Seyani e s cs Sl slcl SRR oy au?ul:sxroopy I\Cldyus week- serve Bank Buried—Many |Canadian Legations in that she had dedicated her life o for dry-cleaning that S 1 “ew of them saw how anything | brother and pal” of Cyrus S. Eaton . Spr : making middle aged men marry et c : o i directing | 15 omee nELneg oY cials Prese X y gine 22 al - pressing that moulds back smartness more than a three power treaty of | Cleveland financier who is directing | oo s 1258 MIERE 20 e pateal Officials Present Foreign Nations Flayed | ks e oo e rathor| for pressing tha 2 rooms in charge of Senior Patrol Ottawa, April 9 (P—Criticism of | 10! A 5 2l Leader Everctt Graftam. Reports| Bosion, April 9 (UP)—Simplc|canada's foreign legations snclud- | [4PPers. The mating of vouns sitis and business kept the troop busy for | funeral services attended by many |ins that at Washington, was voiced | 414 010 men 2rs. Stull contends, js | e NTaarh = Tl e | ot e R e e e I ey | esRoniloRton osERom i ERm T T Had it not been for Represen-|and instruction sessions were held.|of finance were held in the vnhappiness. Hence, the flapper limitation was possible, since there|the struggle to prevent the consoli- ‘was abundant indication—if no oth- | dation. er obstacles existed—that Italy will TPersuaded Nephew not give up her contention for par- ity with France, and France stead- chapel | hofore approval was voted appropri- tative Eaton, Cyrus Iaton might | Assistant Scoutmaster Clifford At-|of Forest Hills cemetery today for | ng $610,4ST. | mu - | . fastly has refused eve cons % iR = : B ations totaling $610,457. g e T S e Siihag a"anzr‘m““ n to consider| yagay be in a pulpit instead of an|water had charge of inspection and [ Governor William P. G. Harding of | m 1 Ghureh, conscrvative, pro- | said Mrs. Stull, wax r m 0 n Aristide Brimnd. Jrench foreigy | OUtstanding figure in this spectacn- | drill, and several boys were round the Federal Reserve bank of Bos- | e -~ O opening | 1 philosophical i aresallimotion | e . y . misister s CIEN | 111 battle of modern business; for it | below par. Chester Samsel, a mew |ton, who died here Monday. SEae aRNg ; & | and mo emotion 2 inister, after a conference with ; s i 105 |1egations abroad, and also criticized | he national president and found- i T e Mo N DEiffie’ Ofiriiater MacDonaldl vesters | oot 2 s unclowiol ersuaded tha | boy,isuccesatully pessed his ten er-| Rev. Abbot Peterson, minister of |Vincent Massey, Canadian Minister! on of the Widows and Widowers Craftsmen in Keeping Things New Havol : nephew that business offered a|foot test pefore Scoutmaster E. M. iy Jojret Parish (Unitarian) church (o W, | er of th s a 5 N newspaper men that an|UCH ' 5 e < | the t Parish (Unitarian) chureh {{o Washington B Ok o inenonlinan 3 3 s PHONE 364 agreement had been reached with | V14T field for his talents than th. ib. Several boys were C\'umnrrl of Brookline, officiated. Ushers in-| He asserted the net result of Mr. |y e s RaiE 96 and 415 W. MAIN ST. the British_delegation on an inter- | MINISTY: .\nld this, ;I]Gsp:l:flhe fact | for meri badge subjects. A patrol | Cludca President Bernard W. Trar- | Masseys eftorts m Washington was | 07 PR R D i pretation of Article XVI of the|that the uncle was himself a min-| leaders’ meeting was also held. ford of the First National bank, |that the United States increased her | wpich the reader was inforned that | | tariff against the Dominion. | Tresident ¢ ".\11 that Mr. Massey is doing,” he | ccond Na- isaid, “is getting degrees from dif- | tional bank, and Herbert K. Hallett, | ferent universities from California chairman of the board of the Atlan- to the Atlantic.” League of Nations covenant which |iSter: There were four leaders prescnt. ) president Walter S. Bucklin of th \ ¥rance might construe as granting| AS stockholders of Youngstown |one committceman, 13 scouts, and @ | National Shawmut bank her the desired security and {hat|Sheet & Tube convened to vote en|scout visitor from troop 4. negotiations for a five power {reaty|the proposed consolidation, Repre-| Plans were furthered for a mys- were being continued. M. Briand and | Sontative Eaton left the floor of the | tery hike on Good Friday, which Mr. MacDonald were to meet again |house of representatives to talk of | will be a record hike for troop 23. | | 2 this evening and continuec their dis-|the days when Cyrus Eaton was | _ — cussions. It was understood to have |shaping his carcer toward the min.| DR. EDWARDS NEAR DEATH | = ] One D been M. Briand’s position that|istry rather than toward big busi-| Kingston, R. I, April 9 (UP)— il France would not enter into less than | ness. Death was believed only a matter . » . & five power treaty, since to do so| “I was convinced that Cyrus was|of hours today for Dr. Howard Thomas I, Beal of the might endanger French relations|{a born financial genius,” said the|wards, president of Rhode Islan‘l‘ | with Italy. 62 year old New Jersey represen-|State College for the past 24 years. % . Explain Briand Attitude tative. “And since I have always| The distinguished educator, who 1Yin o Tn certain -Ttalian quarters M. Bri- | believed that the Kingdom of Gol is in his 77th year, lapsed into .'L: FOI"’HOHTS and's optimism for a five power|can be advanced in one field as well {coma yesterday and although he treaty Dbrought the commend that|as another, I counseled that he|showed slight improvement last| Trance had gonvenjently come to|should go where he could make th: | night, his condition at 9 a. m. to-| agreement with Great Britain on|best use of his lif day indicated that death was immi- | « Article XVI for the purpose of put- — | nent, physicians said. ting herself back in good conference| The highest suspension bridge in| Dr. Edwards returned to hi standing and of passing the onus for[the world has recently been put |home here a few days ago from al Wiz breaking up the conference on Italy. |into operation across the famous | Frovidence hospital to which he hal| J /— 0’ ; 20’ ’Ow n f The result, it was said, would be| Royal Gorge of the Arkansas river. |been confined several weeks. A FESTAOL IR i/ that Frenchmen might say that Italy| The floor of the bridge is 1,053 feet | heart attack brought a crisis in his A TINISE was responsible ‘or the downfall of | apove the stream. | conaition. R the conference, although well aware, it was charged, that the security ar- 3 rangement with Great Britain cannot TULIP RED peedy | | | Select Your Easter Dress and Save Money | bear fruit in a five power treaty = . since the Ttalian demand for parity A Misses” o . Qualities that will amaze you ‘ s Thosc holding this view pointed fo Bill ll N Dl | 5 and lack of evidence or indication that ‘ ) t tl | M. Briand, obtaining the security he ectors Ivotice. e and e, | Women's wanted, has offered substantial re- We hereby agree to help to pay all legitimate bills an o duction in the I'rench naval pro installments past due for any reliable industrious self- | each Dizes % gram. It was recalled that Franc - supporting family or individual who has lived in the | insistence on a naval tonnage by the cily or vicinity at the same address for one year o Here's a finish that is speed and quality combined. Safe, beautiful, bright as a | ] end of 1936 considered out of linc more; who are now and have been regularly employed R e | J “l'flh the British and American lev- with a steady income for the past six months, 4 % | _els, unless there were definite con- o T e cossions to guarantce her security w Of T F 4 dl Pl Kyanize Choice of regular $16.75 to $25.00 values senalolensisy ol oleecl Y e Offer Two Friendly Plans Ayanize LUSTAOUIK FINISH i Chorcejo fitegulanl 415, 75t01325.0Ohval ues s ence with its first rcal crisis, and No. 1—Your Thouschoid No.2—TYour character and The new quick drying enamel finish for furniture, wood work, walls, cverywhere Light and Dark Colors one which might have ecliminated goods, piano, radio, aute arning power plus the | about the house. 5 | % *® France from any naval treaty, even and your own mnotc ac- signature guarantee of a 2 | it there had been no Franco-Italian 2 cepted as security. friend. | Black and white and several voguish colors. , 5 r e 5 . problem to bring further complica- | Speed—casy brushing—self-levelling—no offensive odor—just casc and beauty | Materials—Flat Crepes, Plain Georgettes, Fine Woolens Nt BORROW ||| #m every brush stroke. Dry in four hours. Waterpracf. | $ 50.00 repay § 2.50 monthly or § .65 weekly Meanwhile one point was said to- To0i0lkre koo day to have remained outside agrec- L NOTICE :—All Sales Final—No Alterations—For Cash Only ment in the context of a three power ;gg'gg 10.00 Trial Coupon | 1 , treaty, which Colonel Stimson, and 90 i e o |l & RN and e M spovelt Every Transaction Confidential 53¢ Worth for 20c || || practically completed yesterday. That No Larrassing Inquiries Just a Specfal Get-Acquainted | | I > : Sotel S No Fees—Fines or Extras o it We're Showing was the Jap o transfer ; ek I i 20,000 destroyer tons to submarine You receive the Full Amount You Sign for Quarter-pint can I | s acinl 1 classification. Mr. Wakatsuki was not Faymentin Bull Acoepled sty W i) \ it Rpeds a wonderful insistent and the matter will be dis-| Interest Charged at the rate of 3% % on Unpaid Balance | et L line of cussed further today. Use this DIGNIFIED Financial Service it you are wor- {|\, . brush o e dsell || ( Showing An important step was taken with % vied by bill collectors—or need extra money for any 1—"Charm of-Painted iR % : 3 | o npproval by the first committee of necessary expenditures. Things” Book reg. 10 | This Week SPRING the conference of the agreement on| g Call, Write or Phonc s . y 3 humanization of submarines. The 5 5 . All l'r"ull un]uhlllu-;(”mu- Agents For 1 WOMANS JAPPAREL SPECIALTIES COATS agreement states: i or a limited time. 2 S | MIOOLETOWN = = NEW BRITAIN, U s | | Mutual Industrial Service Now.i, b 120 New Britain $2.98 , L iy established rtules of international : = T 1 5 | 3 S : : U K 141 MAIN STREET PHONE 1771 || Name 179-183 Arch St. | Agents for Camp Belts and Supports priced “(1) In their action with regard . . || Address | N 1o merchant ships, submarines must - conform to the rule of international