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SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929. TWENTY PAGES PRICE I'HKEE CENTS VOL. XLIV., NO. 34. (Classified Advertising on Page 18) STOCK EXCHANGE Brookhart Describes “ Wet Party” GLASS WOULD MAKE RESERVE 5 MEN TO BITS BACK TO NORMAL B O W BOSS BLAST Early Gains Cut Down or 13 0 0 S B J O T H E R E D •<$> Senator Says It Should Havej Hotel Man Is Called Were Carrying 80 Pounds of w w Oji fetor. a.«| g Y GAS FUMES Power to Stop Stock Gam-1 Dynamite in Tunnel When bling Which is % g r a c -| In Booze Party Probe It Explodes Prematurely; In Starting.' FROM VOLCANO ing Country " Washington, Nov. 8.— (AP.)— Anected with the dinner, given by Two Other Men Injured New York, Nov. 8.— (AP.)— Frank S. Right, manager of the ' Walter Fahy, New York broker for Trading on the New York stock Details Only Now Coining in Washington, Nov. 8.— (AP)— j WiUard hotel, where the dinner re- Amendment of the Federal Reserve has been requested to testify before In Accident; Were Work Exchange returned to normal pro Act to make it mandatory upon th0 | ferred to by Senator Brookhart as Grand Jury. Edward E. Loomis, portions again today with price from Guatemala; Victims Federal Reserve Board to assert it.«! the "Wall street booze party” took president of the Lehigh Valley rail- ing on Water Develop movements decidedly mixed. Early authority and "to prevent by penali place in December, 1926, has been road, was asked by Rover to ap- gains which ran from $1 to $10 a zation such disasters in stock requested by District Attorney pear Monday and has accepted the share in the active issues, and $10 Killed as They Worked gambling operations as have re Rover to appear Monday before the invitation. ment Project. to $31 in a few specialties, were cently disgraced the country” was Grand Jury. ‘ Senator Brookhart said on the cut dowm, or wiped out, before the In Field. He didn't ta^te it, so Senator Smith W. Brookhart couldn’t testify advocated today by Senator Glass, Rover said he had requested floor of the Senate that he saw close, and several of the recent whether it was wine, gin, whiskey or some other kind of liquor that flowed of Virginia, a former Democratic Hight to bring with him all hotel Loomis pour some "alcoholic stuff” Worcester, Mass., Nov. 8.— (AP.V leaders sold $1 to nearly $10 a at a "Wall Street party’’ given for senators in a Washington hotel. But secretary of the treasury. records relating to the dinner from a flask and drink it. —Five workmen were blown to the Iowa legislator “recognized the aroma from old saloon days,” and here pieces in a premature explosion of share below yesterday’s final fig Guatemala City, Guatemela. Nov. Senator Glass last spring called about which Senator Brookhart,' Otto Kahn, New York financier, ures. Profit-taking by traders who you see him, left, telling District Attorney Leo Rover about it. Later 80 pounds of dynamite in a shaft 8.(AP)—Overwhelmed by molten upon the Federal Reserve Board t-5 who attended testified before the was also present at the dinner but bought stocks "for a turn," and the Senator Brookhart testified before a District of Columbia grand jury. dismiss Charles E. Mitchell, presi Grand Jury this week. : Rover ha^ not indicated that he of the Metropolitan water develop liquidation of stock bought for lava, or suffocated by asphyxiating dent of the National City bank of Hight is the second person con-! would be asked to testify. ment at Coldbrook early today. supporting purposes were held re gases, scores of the 300 or more New York, as a member of tlje The cause of the explosion could sponsible for the late selling move victims of Monday’s eruption of board of directors of the New York not be immediately determined. Fel low workmen told investigators ment. * Santa Marla volcano have been CAREFUL AUTOISTS COP AND BANDIT Federal Reserve bank on the grbund U. S. Steel Common dropped from that he had defied the board in of that a dynamite e-xplosion had be«i an early high of $175.75 to $171 and found in their homes or along the set off further in the tunnel at an fering cEill money to the market at early hour and that the five men rebounded to $173.25, or $1.25 be roads near El Palmar where they a critical time in the market opera CALLS INDEPENDENTS j were on their way toward the en low last night’s close. American perished. .MAY BE REWARDED DIE IN GUN D U E tions. Telephone, American and Foreign trance, carrying 80 pounds of dyna The full story of the disaster has | Senator’s Letter. Power, Radio, Sears Roebuck and been begun reaching Guatemala mite in ory» of the small cars used Johns-Manville converted their early In a letter today to the meeting of WILD JACKASSES’ SONS for transporting material. In some City through relief workers who had I the Associ.ation of Member Banks of gains of $1 to $5 a share into de A- manner the dynamite was explod- brought aid to the thousands of per-1 Boston Officials Discover Suspect Shoots It Out With the Boston Federal Reserve district, clines running almost as much. sons in the affected region. In all ed. The men were blown, to pieces Auburn Auto which opened $31 a the Senator wrote: j and several hours later the parts eight coffee plantations were de “If there are men in the financial share higher fell back $24 from the stroyed and most of their inhabi That Stiff Penalties Do Officers Rather Than Face Remark Attributed to Sena- iSTORRS’ NEW HEAD I of the bodies had not been recover- world, as I think undoubtedly there I ed. top. tants killed. ' are, who imagine themselves super Closing quotations and net Killed by Fumes. tor Moses Stirs Up Col- The Dead changes of some of the leading Not Prevent Accidents. a Death Sentence. ior to the existing governmental The victims were: Joseph Edgi- The bodies found in ruined homes banking system and who are totally IS INAUGURATED stocks were: and along the roads gave mute evi como, 35: J. Plotti, 40; P. Pondei, U. S. Steel Common 171, off 3.50. dence of the horror that had over indifferent to the real commercial leapes; Moses Asks for ^ 41; Joseph Lukes. 38; Joseph Lo Radio, 35.50, off 2. taken the population. Some of the i Boston, Nov. 8.— (A P)—Rewards Shawnee, Okla., Nov. 8.— (AP) — and Industrial interests of the na i renzo, 38. tion, the sooner such men are re General Motors 43, off 50 cents. dead had been caught in the fields for careful automobile driving are Determination of an alleged bank All were living on the construc General Electric, 215, off 9. strained and severely disciplined „v a Better Description* {Distinguished Gathering at tion property. by the molten stream of lava while being considered by state officials robber to "shoot it out” rather than Anaconda Copper 86.75, off 1.25. others had been asphyxiated in their adequate punishment, the better it Two other workmen in the tun Bethlehem Steel, 89.50, off 3:50. barricaded homes. but fatalities brought on by careless face a possible death sentence in will be for the country. nel were rendered macosacious by Montgomery Ward, 58.50, off 4. operating continue. court had resulted today in his own Show -Authorltj'. Washington, Nov. 8—(AP) —The State College as Dr. the blast. One of them, Nicholas One of the most tragic spots was Registrar of Motor Vehicles American & Foreign Power 67.25, a grove of trees where fleeing in death and that of one of two officers "In my view it is the imperative term "sons of wild jackasses,” a Lucrelli, stepson of Piotti. who George A. Parker, speaking before off 5.75. habitants had sought refuge, some with whom he waged a short but obligation of.the administrators of remark attributed to Senator Moses, was foreman on the job after re an Open Forum here last night, said bloody gun battle. the Federal Reserve banking system Works Takes Over Post. Public Service of N. J., 70 up 1. of them climbing into the highest Republican, New Hampshire; in re gaining consciousness, groped his Union Carbide, 76, off 5.50. branches, only to suffocate and that a plan was being studied by Robbery with fire arms is a capi to assert to the limit the powers which drivers with clean records ferring to the Republican Independ way for a mile through the boring National Cash Regrister, 78.50, up bum. tal offehse in Oklahoma. Courts have which the laws confer, and, in this I Storra, Nov. 8.— (AP) —Dr. and ascended to the surface ' to Collecting Funds. would be granted a decided cut in inflicted life terms recently for way, to assert the dignity of a Fed ent group of Senators was assailed bring aid. 2.50. registration or insurance fees for the George A. Works was formally ju- Erie, 55.87. up 2.87. Relief funds are being collected minor robberies of that character eral Reserve banking system which In the Senate today by Senator Water Tunnel Job American Can, 115.25, off 4.75. through the Red Cross and aid is ensuing year. He said he did not and police had tfeard that Owen was intended to be supreme Avithin ' augurated president of the Connec think suffer penalties would ma Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, who The men were employed by the Westinghouse Electric, 130.25, off being sent as quickly as possible to Edwards sought for complicity in its sphere.” said constituents of the group would ticut Agricultural college today be West Construction Company of the stricken people. Numerous mes terially aid in decreasing number of bank holdups at Prague, Kendrick Speaking in his letter of things 4.50. accidents. resent such statements and take fore a distinguished gathering of Worcester, holders of the contract New York Central, 184,25, off 75 sages of sympathy have been re and Minco, Oklahoma, had threaten which need “attention” the Virgin note of them in the next election. for this section of the job, Tht« di Fatal Accidents ed to die shooting rather than face educators and representatives from cents. ceived by the government. ian recommended "modifications of Moses was quoted as having made '35 American colleges and universi vision of the $14,(X)0.000 water tun Meanwhile, two fatal accidents oc an end in the electric chair. the National Bank Act and the Fed the remark at a dinner for New curred in Greater Boston last night ties, Connecticut state officials in nel project on which the men. were CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Advices received in Havana indi Answers With Ballets eral Reserve Act as as to make it Englanders here last night. .working was started raeeotly after New York, Nov. 8.—Closing cate that approximately 25,000 per and the drivers involved in another "He won't do it” they said. So last cluding Governor John H. TrurnbuH more mandatory, jf possible, upon . Continuing, Wheel®*’ said Senator and members of the sta'te board df other seeflons had been completed. prices together with net chnmges sons were affected by the El Pal were arrested. night when, four officers surrounded Afimlnlatfators of the banking lav/s Reed, Republican, Pennsylvania, had A 55 year old woman, Mrs. Gene a house near Harjo, Oklahoma, education. The completed tunnel will be compared with the previous close, mar disaster, and that more than to prevent by penalization, such di described the western group rs about IS miles long and will link on about fifty leading issues on the $1,000,000 damage was caused. vieve M. Jenkins of Brookline, was where Edwards was reported hldlhg, "worse than Communists.” Governor Trumbull extended the struck down while stepping into a sasters in stock gambling operations the Swift River w th the Metropoli New York Stock Exchange are Estimates of the number of dead James A. Kiersey, 39, veteran assis as have recently disgraced the coun "These statements,” said the greetings of the state to the new street car safety zone and was dead tant chief of police of Seminole, Montanan, addressing himself to president: while Chancellor Samuel tan water basin in Boylston, which given below. When trading ceased where reported at 425 while 174 try.” supplies Metropolitsm Boston. At at 1 p. m., the stock ticker was ap persons were seriously hurt and on being taken to a hospital. In Oklahoma, entered the house and the Republican Independents, "not P. Capen of the University of Buf proximately on© hour behind in re more than 300 suffered minor in Cambridge, Clarence Rhodes Saun ordered the fugitive to put up his only reflect upon you but they re falo spoke on "the place of the state some points the tunnel will he live porting transactions and the final juries. ders, 51, a Cleveland, O., business hands. SENATORS RAP ARNOLD flect upon your fathers and your college in the new movement in hundred feet below the surface. quotations were furnished by the man who was studying at the Har Edwards replied with bullets and mothers.” higher education.” 430 Feet Underground Stock Exchange over the Bond vard business school, was fatally in Kiersey fell, mortally wounded by Keep It In Mind The colleges of New England The blast occurred in a chamber hewn out of solid rock located about tlclccr. jured. three shots from two automatic FOR TARIFF STATEMENT He cautioned the western group were represented by President American Can 115% down 4%. POISON ALCOHOL The drivers in both accidents were pistols. Claude Tyler, operative of to remember these statements when James L. McConaughy of Wesleyau 450 feet underground and about a arrested later. Phillips C. Gregory of the state bureau of criminal investi they go out to campaign for the Re University. mile west of the month cf the shaft. Am Smelting 75ys up 1%. Peter Vrisboy, superintendent of Am & For Pow 67% down 5%. Brbokllne, found by officers because gation and identification fired from Say They Never Had Confer publican Party in the next elections. Tonight a banquet will be held in his car registration numbers had a doorway behind Kiersey and Ed Senator Brookhart, a RepiublicaJi the job, led the first relief party to Am Tel and Tel 222 down 4. ence With Head of Southern honor of Dr. Works. the scene of the blast. They first Anaconda Copper 86% up 1%. CLOSELY CHECKED been obtained, admitted that he was wards dropped. He died almost in Independent of Iowa, narrator of Dr. Works’ Career. the driver who hit Mrs. Jenkins, Tariff Association. the story of 1926 “Wall street booze found Eddie Grudac, 19; unconscious Atlantic Refln 42% up %. stantly. Dr. Works assumed his duties at on the floor of the boring, and then, Baltl and Ohio 118 down %. saying he “got excited and drove party” in Washington, said it was the college on August 1. A graduate Washington, Nov. 8.— (AP) — apparent the Republican Regulars the fragmentary reinains of the Barnsdall A 25% up 1%. away." Mrs. Alice De Forest Sedge- of the University of Wisconsin with wick, 21, of Cambridge, wife of a While J. A. Arnold, manager of the did not need "booze at these dinners others. Bethlehem Steel 89% down 3%. Doran Says Deaths During PRESIDENT TO AHEND the class of 1904 he was formerly Lucerilli and Grudac were remov Briggs Mfg 13% up %. student at the Harvard- business Southern Tariff Association, was be to rise to the highest pinnacle of fore the lobby committee tociay, hV eloquence.” dean of the graduate library pchool ed to a hospital in Holden. They Can Pacific 202 down 3. school, was the operator who hit at the University of Chicago. F.or Mr. Saunders. Gregory was booked previous testimony drew fire on th* Referring to Moses, Wheeler with could remember none of the circum Cerro De Pasco 69% up %. Christinas Holidays Will A FOOTBALL GAME several years following hla gradua stances of the blast and were of lit-- Chrysler 33 up %. on charges of manslaughter, reckless Senate floor with Norris, Republican a smile said "there is no telling driving and going away after an ac Independent, of Nebraska, referring what he would have said if the din tion he was superintendent of tlo assistance to the investigators. Col Gas and Elec 68% down 2%. schools in several Wisconsin cities. Cause of Blast Columbia Graph 24% up %. Be Scarce This Year. cident without making himself Party to Motor to Annapolis to him as a man of varied connec ner hadn’t been dry.” known and Mrs. Sedgewick on a tions going around the country” col Senator Heflin, Democrat, Ala In 1913 he went to the University of Two opinions were expressed by Comwlth and Sou 13% up %. to See Navy-Georgetown bama, observed that perhaps the Minnesota and later to Cornell those in charge of the job. Those Consol Gas 96% down 2. manslaughter charge. lecting money from Tom, Dick and Battle Tomorrow and Re Harry.” remarks of the New Hampshire ! where he was professor of rural ecl- were that a rock foil from the cell Erie RR 55% up 2%. Washington, Nov. 8.— (AP) — In another part of Boston, the ing of the boring into one of the confession of Herbert Parker, 17 turn Immediately After, Arnold several days ago had testi Senator were inspired by the Bibli 1 ucation, he conducted two extensive Gen Elec 215 down 5. Deaths from poison liquor, which in cal idea that "the ox knoweth his I surveys of rural schools which .a'.- boxes of dynamite or tha;. some one Gen Foods 48% down %. recent years have occurred at the that he drove the stolen car which fied that the organization had repre Wa.shington, Nov. 8 — (AP) — owner and the ass his master’s j tracted wide attention. He gained dropped an iron bar which may Gen Motors 43 dowm %. Cfiiristmas holidays, are improbable killed Miss Bridget Doherty, 22, on sentatives in various states to raise have struck one of the boxes. The Wednesday night was obtained, ac President Hoover will go to Anna funds, and also had told of the ac crib.” national recognition after going to Gold Dust 41% down %. this year, Prohibition Commissioner Wheeler suggested an interpreta foreman was regarded as an ex Hudson motors 47% up %. cording to Captain William Living polis tomorrow to attend the Navy- tivities of the organization in con the University of Chicago by con Doran said today, because there was Georgetown football game. tion by the presiding officer. Senator ducting a survey of college libraries. perienced handler of dynamite. Johns Mansville 115 no change. little diversion now of denatured al ston. Three other youths, Joseph nection with the tariff. An investigation was begun by Mrs. Uoover will accompany him. Senator Blease, Democrat, South Moses was presiding. He asked Dr. Works received bis Master of Kennecott Copper 67% no change. cohol and bootleggers find it cheap Shanahan, 15. Joseph Leo Consldine, with a smile If Wheeler were pro officials of the contracting com Mo Kan and Texas 36 up %. 16, and Joseph Corcoran, 17, admit The trip will be made in automo CarolingL, said Arnold had spoken of Science degree at Cornell Universi pany, E. A. Ranking and Harry er to manufacture their own alc.'»- biles after an early lunch at the pounding a parliamentary question. ty in 1925. Montgomery Ward 58% down 4. hol than to convert the denatured ted being with him, police said. a conference between Democrats and Answering his own question, Moses Carle ton of the sub contracting NaU Cash Reg 78% up 2%. White House, The President expects Republican Independents on tariff Dr. Works married in 1904 and company, representative-- of the product. to return to Washington immediate said: has five children. He is a raemlwr Natl Dairy Prod 51% up 1%. matters and asserted if such a con "If the Senator from Montana state police and fire departmen.s Doran said ’n each of the 60 in ly after the game. ference took place he had not been of the National Society of Vocation N Y Cent 184% down %. dustrial alcohol plants, from two to VERDICT AGAINST THAW Others in the chief executive’s \vill find a more appropriate appella and by inspectors of the state divi Packard Mot 17^2 up ’i. consulted. He added he considered tion for this gryrating group the Sen al Education, American Association sion of labor and industry. eight inspectors were checking the party include George E. Akerson, himself a Democrat. of University T'rofessors, American Pan Amer Pete B 61 up 1. Lawrence Rickey and Walter New ator from New Hampshire will be The explosion brings the total removal of all alcohol and following IS REDUCED TO $25,000 Senator Wheeler. Democrat, Mon Association for the Advancement of death list on the tunnel job thus far Par Fam Lasky 50% down 2%. it to its final disposition, njakir.g ton, the President’s three secre glad to have it.” Radio Corp 35% down %. tana, said he did not believe such a The Montanan, who with other Science; Delta Epsilon, Alpha up to 12. diversion nearly impossible. The taries: Mrs. Rlck-'v and Mrs. New conference had taken place, while Zeta, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Dell.') The eardrums of both Grudak and Sears Roebuck 102% up %. ton; Captain AIIca. Buchanan, the Democrats, has combined with the commissioner pointed out, however, Girl Charged Millionaire With Sen. Brookhart, Republican, Iowa, Kappa and the Masons. Lucarelli were shattered and physi Sinclair Oil 27% up %. that in the past many deaths attrib President’s naval aide, and Mrs. Independents in writing the tariff, Stand Oil N J 62 down 1%. Spanking Her at New Year’s Buchanan, and Lieut. Col. Campbell described Arnold as “another decoy first denounced the New Hamp- cians expressed the opinion they uted to poison alcohol had been the would probably be deaf for the re Studebaker 46 down %. Celebration. Hodges, the military aide, and Mrs. duck of this financial crowd:’’ a shirean. Tex Corp 53% up %. result of alcohol poisoning due to "full blooded financial racketeer.” mainder of their lives. They were over indulgence in bootleg liquor. Hodges. Then in rapid succession Norris Texas Gulf Sulp 56% up 2%. New York, Nov. 8—(A P)—The $75- and added he had no right to speak BRIDE OF A MONTH following the party carrying ,tha Used Wood Alcohol. of Nebraska: Borah of Idaho: Nye explosives at a considerable distance Union Carb 76 down 5%. 000 verdict awarded by a jury to TEXTILE MILL REPORT. for the Independent group. of North Dakota, all members of Union Pacific 221 down 2%. Some of the deaths at previous when the blast occurred. Both suf holiday seasons occurred, because Marcia Estardus, night club hostess the Independent camp: aided by KILLS SELF IN HOME fered severe shock. United Aircraft 46% down 1%. in her $100,000 suit for mistreat Elizabethton, Tenn., Nov. 8.— SOLD WRONG GOODS several Democrats, rushed into the United Corp 29% down 1. bootleggers used wood alcohol Ic The scene of the accident was at ment against Harry K. Thaw was (AP)—Thomas F. McMahon, presi discussion. U S Steel 171 down 3%>. manufacture illicit liquor, Doran Torrington, Nov. 8.—(AP.) — a point 450 feet below the surface reduced today to $25,000 by Su dent of the United Textile Workers Moses Presiding and 5800 feet from the entrance of Vanadium 54% up said, adding the Prohibition Bureau of America, said today he would re Constance Partyka, whose husband Wife of Coast Guardsman has no jurisdiction over the distribu preme Court Justice Aaron J. Levy. Moses, the president pro tern of the tunnel at Shaft No. 7. Warner Piet 40% down The verdict was returned two port on his observations of the rayon informed the court that he was a tion of wood alcohol. the Senate, happened to be presid Leaves Note and Then Turns West El & Mfg 130% down 4%. weeks ago after second trial of the mills labor situation here at a meet dry goods peddler, was fined $100 Woolworth 69 up 1. If the plan of President Hoover ing at the time. Wheeler propound on the Gas. suit in which the girl charged that ing of labor leaders in Washington and costs in City Court today for ed a “parliamentary question” to to transfer the prohibition unit from next Thursday', selling wet goods. Mrs. Partyka DAZED FLYER ESCAPES the Treasury to the Department of Thaw had bitten her and paddled the smiling New Hampshirean, who her with a hairbrush at a New He gave no indication as to the was one of 18 arrested in raids by smiled more broadly as he replied New London, Nov. 8.— (AP)— I'O CONTINUE SHORT Justice is approved by Congress, content of his report. Torrington police Tuesday night. Despondent over real or fancied Doran ssdd, about 1,500 members of Year’s Day party in his apartment ;n that If Wheeler could supply a DEATH WHILE STUNTING 1927. "more appropriate appellation for abuse by her husband, Herschel the prohibition force would remain Cox, firemen aboard the Coast SESSIONS OF MARKET under the direction of the Treasury*. The jury disagreed at the fir.'-t this gyrating group” he would like trial but returned a verdict after 55 Guard destroyer McCall, Mrs. Long Beach, Calif., Nov. 8.— (AP) The plans of transfer, he explained, to have it. —Colonel Art Goebel, winner of the minutes of deliberation in the sec Norris, who was Injured last Gladys Cox, 20, a bride of a month New York, Nov. 8— (AP)— The contemplate placing only the en Kipling^s Poem Encouraged committed suicide this rooming. Se Dole air race to Hawaii in 1927, who forcement for police division under ond hearing of the case. The law night by being knocked down by an boasts of nine yesurs of flying with board of governors of the New York suit was another of the many epi automobile took the floor. He as curing all of the windows and doors Stock Elxchange today voted to the Department of Justice, leaving out "cracking up” an airplane, waa sodes that have kept the former sailed what he termed the "Grundy of the kitchen at her home at 30 close the exchange at one p. m. the handling of industrial alcohol, Snowden To Stand Firm Federal street, she turned on the still able to lay claim to the record medicinal liquor and other legal husband of Evelyn Nesbit in the crowd;’’ walked to a collection of today after emerging from a stwJt every day next week until Saturday limelight since he shot and killed gas on a combination gas and coal when it will again be closed adl day. uses of spirits in its present status. Imported articles In the Senate stove and laid down on the floor. here in which he narrowly escaped This action continues the arrange Stanford White, noted American chamber, described it as "Grundy's ! 8m accident. architect, in old Madison Square London, Nov. 8.— (AP)—Now it«- After a while she leaned over and She. was near death when found ment made after the violent session store;’’ and picking up a salad bowl by residents of the house and died As (joebel’s open cockpit plane ivms. REID SANE Garden in 1906. can be told: handed the paper to her husband. said "that’s the kind of food they’re on Monday of this week. While no Mrs. Philip Snowden was with the ! It contained tke opening words of shortly after being, admitted to the executed a barrel roll 2,000 feet formal explanation was made, it is giving American consumers and Lawrence eind Memorial Associated above the Munlcipad Airport here Redding, Conn., Nov. 8— (AP) — ‘300ZE " IS CHLOROFOR-M British chancellor of the exchequer Kipling’s pbem "If.” they turn over the bowl to Mr. understood commission houses are throughout the difficult negotia “If you can keep your head when all hospitals. yesterday, a dry cell from an elec still struggling with an almost hope Mrs. Laura Peck Reid, widow of the Grundy to keep these ‘jackasses’ In a note found on the kitchen tric battery became dislodged aiid late Senator Lester A. Peck, was Waterbury, Nov. 8 — (AP) — tions at the Hague reparations con about you, less mass of unfinished business, ference last August. Are losing theirs and blaming it on out of the Senate.” He referred to table she blamed her husband’s ac struck the flyer’s bead. which has piled up in the past three adjudged mentally, competent to Chemical analysis of six 5-gallon Joseph R. Grundy, of the Pennsyl tions for her act. The plane W8is flying upside care for her estate, by Judge Jona cans of alleged alcohol seized by Even during the worst hours, you, weeks of frenzied trading. when It seemed that the British de If you can trust yourself when all vania Manufacturers’ Association. down and the blow dazed Goebel. Although trading • returned to than B. Sanford in Probate Court Potrolman John Johnson with two Wheeler asserted people of tlie For a few seconds the ship wobbled orderly and normal proportions to here yesterday. Judge Sanford, af men in a Bank street alley yester mands would break up the confer men doubt you, TREASURY BALANCE. ence, Mrs. Snowden sat at her hus But make adlowance for their doubt northwest would resent Moses’ ap crazily while a crowd below gaaned. day, several days will still be re ter hearing testimony of the only day morning, today revealed that pellation; Borah said he supposed Then the pilot’s senses return^'Knd quired for commission houses to get alienist present, Dr. Daniel E. Grif- the "alcohol” is chloroform. Lt. band’s side. They were together at ing, too.” Mr. Snowden smiled and It was the group should be glad Moses did Washington, Nov. 8.—(AP) — he brought the plane to earth Sielr tangled affairs straightened fen of Bridgeport, discharged the James Murphy of the vice squad is the seashore one day. Mr. Snowden Treasury receipts for November G was looking out to sea, anxious and not long after they had gone back not say more, while Nye interposed ly. A g^sh on his head was dreas^. out, and their employes, driven to Danbury National Bank, ,whlch has tracing the source of the chloroform were $2,089,076.93; expenditures $5,- and he went up again to entertain the breaking point, are in urgent for several months been caring for in an effort to unearth activities of thoughtful. Mrs. Snowden was ^ to their hotel that the British chan cellor learned the fight was won. (Continued on Page Three.), 863,489.25; balance $181,075,133.07. the crowd. need of relid. ... Mrs. Reid’s affairs. an alcohol and beer ring. scribbling on a piece of paper. [ i .PAGE TWO'^ MANCHESTER EVENING ilERAED, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8,192®. F- H. ANDERSON NOW ADJ. MISS TURKINGTON- ZAHAROFF REMAINS HAMILTON’S HOME anti-fascist riot PUBUeSUKES HEADS STORE GROUP TO SPEAK HERE SUNDAY A MAN OF MYSTERY LONG n e g l e c t e d! in n e w York c in GOVERN TRENDS One of Famous “Doughnut Police Break Up Demonstra Girls” On Armistice Pro ~ NOT TO HOLD PR03I iiT , I M 11/ i.i • , M 11/ Middletowm, Nov. 8.— (AP)—^Th® tion in Front of Italian Con IN MOTOR CARS gram at Citadel. World S WCftlllllOSl ludn of Wesleyan Universi sul—Arrest Eleven. By BOBBIN COONS Local Man Becomes Presi ty, breaking a precedent of long No Reverence Shown His Adjutant Myrtle Turkington, one standing has decided not to hold a New York, Nov. 8.—(AP) — Hollyw’ood —Th< tradesman who dent of Dept. Stores Cor of the original Salvation Army Born to Humble Greek! junior prom; The failure of other Old Home Near St. Luke’s, Police broke up an anti-Fascist attended the form opening of a Detroit.— ,(AP) —Keen competi “Doughnut Girls” of World War classes in recent years to support j demonstration this afternoon in i competitor’s establishment to dls- tion in the au^mobile industry keeps manufacturers constantly days, will be the featured speaker at the affair, which has been a mid front of the Italian Consul in East tribute pamphlets advertising his poration; Original Plan. the local Salvation Army's meeting Parentage. | winter function for many years, re- j New York. 22nd street and arrested nine men on the alert. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The suited in the decision. | and two women. owm store long has had a counter Design, performance and Inno program will be in observance of A crowd of 200 aoU-Fascists start part in a few film folk who (consist vations of competitors ttro New York. Nov. 8.—Frank H. Armistice day, and in view of the BY RICHABD MA8SOCK STATE BANKS REPORT By RICHARD MASSOCK ed out from Union Square, some on ently abuse their privileges as watched closely and when one fact that Adjutant Turkington is to Hartford, Nov. 8—(AP)—An in foot and some in taxicabs and went guests at Hollywood’s "gala pre car comes o u t, with superlative \nderson, of South Manchester, New York—One morning Sir Basil ^onn.. vice-president in charge of tell of her experiences in the Toulc crease is assets of $35,213,882.99 for 'New York.—In a recent sermon a directly to the consulate. mieres.” performance, or a change In con ;torc operations of the American sector of France when the boys of Zaharoff was accosted on the terrace the quarterly period ended October Manhattan minister remarked that Two policemen had been detailed struction which takes the public X'partment Stores Corporation, has the Yahkee Division went into ac of Monte Carlo casino by a woman 4 as compared with June 29, is Alexander Hamilton’s memory is to the consiilate as a result of a tip And irate studio officials have be fancy, it ia matched closely in tion j,at Seicheprey, it is expected who asked: “Sir Ba.sll, the casino shown in the statement of condition insufficiently revered. And so it to the police that there might be gun to s\ving the lash of retribution. other makes of cars. )ccn elected prc.sident, succeeding L. does belong to you, doesn’t It? Can’t of trust companies . Jay, re-signed, according to an that many Manchester men who in Connecticut, j seems, after a visit to his old homo. trouble there today. For some time it has been the This tendency to match per saw service overseas in that great you tell me bow I can make some made public today by Lester E Hamilton Grange, as it is called, Waving banners proclaiming custom at these formal launchings formance has been apparent for innounccmcnt yesterday by John Z. Shlppee, state bank commissioner. Lx)we. chairman of the board. G. conflict will be present in uniform money?” is a bleak, weatherbeaten, twro-story "Down with Mussolini”, and “Down of new films to invite the arriving years. Several years ago it twas at this meeting, in appreciation of "In the first place, madame,” re Of the Increase showm it Is explain frame house in the city’s upper with Fascism” the protestants rush celebrities to say a few words into foimd that only two makes of cars Howard Hutchins, executive vice- plied Sir Basil, “the casino does not ed in the report that $23,125,489 Is jre.sident and treasurer has resigned Miss Turkington’^ work for the i j reaches, wedged Inconspicuously ed the policemen who were forced to the outer court microphone before in America could climb & certain dough boys. For nearly three years belong to me alone, and la the sec- due to the conversion of National between an unimposing brick apart retreat. the theater. experimental hill in high gear. and the office of executive vice ond place, I am unable to tell you banks to state banks. president .has been abolished. Sankey she was engaged in welfare work j ment building on one side and St. A caJl for help was made and a Most of them congratulate the Engineers went to work and as a \V. Metzlcr, president of the Penn with .the American Expeditionary how to make money. But I can tell j ------Luke's Episcopal church on the dozen bluecoata responded. The makers and say they' "know ‘Pas result there were only twt> cars you how to save it.” BOBBED OF .$80. other. crowd broke quickly but eleven fleo- sionate Persons’ will be a grand pic sylvania subsidiary and a vice presi Forces. Her cousin, Miss Florence “Tell me how?” the woman urged, j Greenwich, Nov. 8.—(AP)—^Har- the hill defied the next> year. Now dent of the parent company, has Turkington, sister of Town Clerk Its architectural style is indefl- j demonstrators were caught ture and I wish you all could be every car 'made in this coimtry “By staying away from the gam- | Bush, an attendant at the nite and unimpressive, except for a ] ------— ------here, etc.” But a few have added been chosen treasurer. S. J. Turkington. served in a sim ing rooms.” Mianus gas station on the Boston will do it. “This carries out the original plan ilar capacity, both working under wide porch across the front. The | l7AMIi A p rU PM IC T to this perfunctory statement a few The same was true of four- Europe’s Man of Mystery i Post road w-as held up and robbed only sign of its historical signlfl-1 * A/i v IIIjIu I iJI w'ords of boosting for rival pictures of the board, which secured Mr. the auspices of the Salvatim Army. An "embittered and dlssplrited” | of $80 early today by three young wheel brakes. When the first Hutchin's services to supercisc the Adjutant Mytrle Turkington is a cance is a bronze tablet attached to in which they have some interest, four-wheel brakes appeared a few ' resident of the Riviera at 80, Sir who made him a captive in .such as: I corganizatioii work which has daughter of Mrs. Maria Turkington their car as far-asfar as White Plains, years ago, they immediately taken place during the last few Basil Zaharoff still Is "The Mystery SPRANG FROM AWE " ‘Passionate Persons’ Is a great of 145 Center stret and granddaugh Man of Europe.” N. Y.. where he was thrown out. American Revolution. : show, but wait until you see our caught p i^ lc fancy. Some manu months." explained Mr. Lowe. ter of the late Mrs. Francis Atkin The license number and a good de- , The rooms are empty, but in facturers xelt them unnecessary “Mr. Ander.son has been engaged Some of the myster>', however, is ‘Ice-Box Mama,’ now playing at the son, prominent Salvationist. She is swept away by Dr. Richard Lewin- scription of the robbers wire ob- I^^sement a caretaker lives. H is; Cincinnati — (AP) — Incidents Soandso theater.” or and said .so, but the public’s will in retail merchandising twenty-five at present supervisor of charitv i talned for the police who are mak family is seldom bothered by sight which In.spire >*buth to scientific prevailed. j sohn, a German biographer of this seers and is concerned mostly with I "Let me congratulate Gigantic >ear.s. The J. W. Hale Company of work for the Hartford corps. super-salesman of armaments, who ing a vigorous search for the men. success often are revealed only Competition to keep ih public! South Manchester, Conn., under his Special music will be provided by keeping the neighborhood children | years afterward. Films, and add a word about our became one of the world’s wealthiest own "Stupendous’ great talkie, favor is seen also in similar body management, increased its volume bandsmen who are also ex-service FOXE.S’ HOSPITAL. from playing on the porch. i Such an Incident now comes to types. When a distinctly new body men. The house was built in 1802 on ‘Sock-em Sadie.’ ” ten times in the last ten years. Last men. Mrs. James Munsie, wife of an An English knight, a Parisian New London, Nov. 8.— (AP) — light in the career of Prof. H. Ship- style appears, it ia watched close year he was president of the Con- ex-service man will assist in the “The foxes must have a hospital” what was then a 32-acre farm. The ley Fry, head of the department of ly. If It “takes” with the pub'lc grand seigneur, a financier of west whole region was in woods and Offenders Punished neeticut Retail Merchants’ Associa service wliich is being arranged by ern powers, Sir Basil was born Oct. exclaimed John Iring, towm trea.s- chemistry. University of Cincin similar body designs are certain tion and for the last fifteen years a the Young People’s Legion. urer of Groton when a rural dweller fields and there Hamilton found a nati. Then there was the case of the to appear soon afterward. 'The director of the Fo.x Syndicate, a G, 1849, in an Anatolian village, the refuge with his family from the big star who wa.s about to desert At 2:30 there will be a parade led son of humble Greek parents, and brought in a fox to collect bounty, In student days he was filled with straight-eight engine was an ex group of department store.s located i The animal’s right fore leg w as! cares of law and politics, indulged admiration akin he was filled with his company for another, and at by Uie Young 3ople’s band. It is christened Zacharias Basiclios Zach- tending one Of his first love’s prem ample. It took public fancy and in New Jersey, New York and Con expected the Girl Guards and Life found in splints. j his taste for horticulture and plant admiration akin to awe by the abil other straight-eights followed rapid necticut.” aroff. ( ed a group of 13 sweet-gum trees, ity of his old chemistry profe.ssor ieres, told llstener.s-in that this was Saving Scouts will turn i^ut in fud When scarcely 30 years old ho be- j . Investigation showed that the fox I “just another of this studlo'.s open ly. force, wearing their uniforms. The had escaped from, a game farm, symbolical of the original colonies. to expound the intricate formulae Production raethodja in the fac came the partner of an uncle who i of benzene, a cyclic structure of ings,” and what of it?—or words to service will commence at the citadel was a wool merchant. And thus be- | where the fracture had been re These grew to great size and tories too is followed, closely. duced. lived nearly a century, before they six carbon atoms each united to a the same unenthusiastic effect. at 3 o’clock and a most cordial invi gan a dramatic career. j Punishment for .such offenders is Automotive engineering labora NATIONALISTS WIN tation is extended to oil ex-scrvlco were destroyed by the march that hydrogen atom. • Denied by his uncle tl^c share in • He has owned up that perhaps simple. Thc3' ace now being usher tories cotlstantly ara striving to nicii and the general public to be the profits agreed upon, Basil took 1 S'i'ATE’S riN.VNCES. brought City college and the walk- create new machinery and devices Hartford, Nov. 8.—(A P)—Re up apartments of white-collar the tinkle of delicate test tubes and ed straight past the microphones OVER PEOPLE’S ARMY present at this interesting and the sum from the cash box and de- ■ the singing of boiling liquid helped and into the theater—“If you can’t to speed production and Increase profitable service in commemoration parted for England. There he was ceipts of the state of Connecticut j workers to that locality, play fair, then you can’t play,” is durability. in tha general fund for October, j After-Duel History stir his imagination. At any rate, of Armistice day. apprehended, tried for crabezzle- he formed the ambition of develop the new rule. In all. tha public, and cot tlvs j ment and acquitted. 1929, were $11,181.93 less than for j The barren stmiy on the first engineer determines the trend in ^ihaiigliai. Nuv. 8.—(A P )—Kuo- the same month'in 1928, it is dis- ' floor is scarcely changed from the ing a new benzene formula. min News Agency, organ of the N a -! I Returning to Greece, young Za- Years ago he conceived the first At a recent premiere, by the way, automobiles. I haroff was shunned because of the closed in a report of state commis-1 morning ot July 11. 1804, when somebody had the idea of having tionali.st government tonight stated sioner of finance, Edward F. Hall, i Hamilton, after spending most oC electronic formula which afforded that Nationalist forces bad scored a PUBLIC RECORDS I notoriety incident to the trial. But the autographs of Uie principal made public today. The 1928 Octo-! the night there, making his will and theoretical explanation of benzene’s actors, the director and other of sweeping victory against the rebell Etienne Skuludis, afterwards prime chemical constitution and proper- minister, took him ns' a protege and her receipts were $1,090,297.76, while | closing up the affairs of law clients, ficials stamped on tha program in OLD MAN WANDERS ing Kuominchun or “People’s Army” (Jult C'luiin. those^ for Inst month were $1,079,- j went foiTli to receive liis death tie.s. It was so radical that Ameri along the entire battle front in A quit claim deed wa.s record','.! got him an appointment as agent in gilt, to save them, possibly, from I wound in tlic duel with Aaron Burr.. can scientific edilor.s once refused the after-show onslaught of souv- Honan province, paralleling the yysLerday afternoon tran.sicrniig the Balkans for Nordenfelt, the to publish it. Kinlian railway, ami al.“o along the the property on Mallier street that Swedish armaments fifm, that start After passing through a succes enlr-seekora. TWO DAYS IN WOODS HOLD ME.SSENGKR B O l, sion of ov.mei-a, the house was- pur B u t prosaic, humble benzene The idea, if that was it. was a Lung Hai railway. stood in the name of Rose Tolve to ed Zaharoff on the road to fortune. Middletown, Nov. 8.—(A P)- A spread into all sort.s of daily appli 'riio news agency leport said (lie the Trinity Realty Company >i His first big stroke wa.s to sell a chased in 1887 by a rector of St. total loss—the actors .signed their New York messenger, Milton G. Luke’s, the Rev. Isdac H. Tuttle, cation, becoming the most c.xten- names a.s many times as usual. Northern Main Junction, Maine, Nationalists had captured “fifty Hartford. submarine—the first submarine sold Osborne, 19, who is alleged to have sively vised of the 200,000 Itnowu Nov. 8—(AP)—After having been thousand rebels, causing a General . Ruilding I’cniii* ■. | —to Greece. He had progressed so father of Charles H. Tuttle, the stolen $500 in currency and some present United .States district at carbon compounds. The young sci- .\t R:uidom lost in the woods tw’o days and Kuominchtm retreat westward.” A building permit has been grant far in the eighties, when Hiram non-negotlablo notes was arrested entlst’.s formula served more, and nights without food or Are, .Forest The Nationalists also claim that ed to William Kcnehl for erection of Maxim was demonstrating a new torney. For 35 years it SerVed as Helen Kane, the boblv-pooh-puh- in Chester, near here, today. more to make clear formerly unex do girl, ia going to try her voice on Booker, 73 was .safe and well at hl» Yen Hsi-Shan, governor of Shensi an office building by the VV. G. Glcn- quick-firing gun, that his interfer ' r , . - ,,, I CUHJ.ICchapel1 anuand parisnparish nou.se,hou.se, thenmen was plained reactions. home here today. Booker and hia ence in Maxim’s efforts to intere.st Osborne, whose home at 207 V eg- ^,,24 by anonymous do- opera in a new picture .... But province. has begun mobilizing ncy Company to be located on the manlon Parkway, Jersey City. N. J., American Scenic and Now at last comes the reward of aon-in-law Ernest Bishop, went into forces to oppose the Kuominchun. European war office.^ caused the it’s only part of the plot, and before south side of North Main .street; .il- was traced hero by New York po the dreflm, for several books on the ond she returns to the boopa the woods at WyrtopitJock, sixty What side, if any, the pow'crful so to Gustave Schrlcbcr and Son foi American inventor to make Zaharoff lice who found he bad registered In Historic Preservation society, after chemistry by British authorities miles north of here in. a favorite Shensi governor would take in the his agent for central Europe, the Hamilton club of Chicago bad I and doop.s . . . “Our Gang" is back the erection of a warehouse for tiio a hotel under the name of Jolm have paid Fry the tribute of listing ! in .school, all except Pete, the dog hunting section and became separ present struggle, has been a matter storage of lumber for the Glcnncy Ma.xim later entered the partner Cook, and then to Chc-ster. proposed moving it to that city. j his formula first. ated. When tlic former failed to ap ship with Nordenfelt and when, The society now hopes to make il I with the perfect circle about his of considerable discussion Feng Yu- Company to be built at the rear of I eye. .... JAck Oakie lunching at pear at nightfall a small party was Hsiang. leader of the “People’s the office building. .some years later, the latter with NON Si;PlX)RT CBLVRGE. a shrine to the memory of the revo- ! recruited and the woods were drew, Zaharoff remained as partner, lutlonary patriot and the man- who, | I the studio in a Helen Rane outfit, Army” recently announced that he New Britain, Nov. 8.— (AP)— MOSQUITOES SHOT (hair ribbon and all . . . for a searched that night 'Without result. ■ had opened hostilities against the the firm becoming known as Vick Eugene P. Schoell, 42, of 10 State as first Becretkry of the treasury, j The next day the searchers were ers. reorganized the finances of the I j “gag” picture, oJ course. . . . Nance joined by others making a party of 'Nationalists only after Yen had ap street, Waterbury wa.s Alralgned in I O’Neil i.s going talkie in a now musi- proved that course. This report was Zaharoff reached the height of his Police Court hero today on a charge ))anknipt republic. This it intends 1 WITH POISON DUST I c a l...... fifty which combed the woods until sharply denied yesterday by Yen. ABOUT TOWN power in the world war. Lo'hg a sup that he failed to support his first! restoring the building and ^ tha following afternoon when Book porter of Venizelos, his biographer wife. Rode Schoell, from udiom he ^ ln.stalllng Hamiltonian relics now er wa.s discovered by a hunter who The GirLs’ Friendly Societj- of St. Indianapoli.s — (AP)— Success io Hollywood—One almost would ex- say.s, he organized and financed a obtained a divorce In Nevada on | held in storage. nect to find a girl wflth a name like knew’ nothing about the search. He Mary's church will hold a rummage widespread system of propaganda, claimod for a new method of de found the aged man trying to start sale at the parish house Wednesda.y, May 2. He married Miss Helen stroying mosquitoes wholesale by Prudence Beers In the movies, but It MASTER APPOINTED bought newspapers and largely Marie Wass, a school teacher, a fire in an abondoned camp and November 13. The sale will open clouds of Paris green. is the .job of the girl wh,o bears it to guided him out of the 'Woods. financed the 'VenlzclLst movement Plymouth, Mass., in Brewster, remain always just "outside” of promptly at 9:''0 o'clock in tha for national defense. GET LIQUOR IF ILL, The poison i.s mixed! with soap Booker, a woodsman, oald he slept morning and will continue through Yr, on October 5. The State stone or hydrated lime and its dis them. It is job enough, at that. Boston. Nov. 8 —(A P )—Attorney Then, married at 75 to Maria del contend that the divorce- Tvas ob- MiSs Beers, wrho.has her counter- on boughs and spent the days Maurice Tobey today was appointed out the day. Associate Ethel Davis Pilar, Duchess of Vlllafranca, .Sir charge resembles wartime smoke searching for an outlet. will be in charge of the work, and talned by fraud. screen.^. As the Paris green is di nart in all the big studios, guards as master by Judge’Elias B. Bishop Basil was so deeply saddened by the SO THEY STAY SICK the front office of one of tlie larg of the Superior Court to hear will be assisted by Mrs. Howard death of h the result of injuries received in an ton, o f. 6 3 Central street, in a small row boat. They said they schooner, 56 feet long and is owned AUTO VICTIM DIES ] er *yacht abandoned by its crew of auto accident on the New Haven minor injtiries, but Cantpb#ll have abandoned the yacht in a sink by Frederick P. Humphreys, New j two, ten miles off the coast of south- York yacht broker. Humphreys Ansonia, Nov. 8.— (AP)—Wil- turnpike in Orange early Monday fractured skull. All the aj^ negroes and residents of AnioMs.'' YULETIDE SPIRIT | \ ! em New Jersey. Captain William ing condition after it struck a piece said Captain Jensen had. reported Uam CampbeU, 22, of 12 Factory m or^g. Campbell was a passenger of submerged wreckage and began in a car operated by Elwood Mc- ntlT i V O O rM A T A D C i Atlantic City, N. J. Nov. 8— (AP) Jensen of New York and Charles the abandonment of the yacht which street, died at the Griffin hospital Dietrich, a sailor of Keyport, N. J., to leak. was being taken to Cheasapeake'. Duff which crashed into a tree. Mc- There are about a ndlUpn square SWAYS SENAlOK^I-cg,-^^ landed on the beach here yesterday The Gray Goose is an «auxiliary Bay for the winter. at 12:30 o’clock this afternoon as Duff and a passenger, James New miles- of islands in ttie sed. Dignity Forgotten as They Play Musical Instruments Gifts to Purchasers Corner Main and and Cut Capers. Souvenirs to Visitors HERRUP^S Morgan Sts., Hartford Washington, Nov. 8.— (A P )— Senatorial dignity gave way to a premature Yuletide spirit in the Senate chamber yesterday as veter an and junior members m going to their desks passed a huge display of knick-nacks ranging from brass horns to bird cages. Gathering about the big table of exhibits, Senator after Senator could not resist the temptation to pick up an article to see the wheels go Anniversary Sal ’round or to smell of the armoma of i a foreign perfume. In the middle of a quorum call Bridge Lamp Given With Phone 2-7922 For An when all was supposed to be quiet LB like the night before Christmas, Senator Norris of Nebraska, chair Every Living Room Suite Evening Appointment man of the judiciary committee, fetched a huge brass horn, rose on his toes and made many around him hold their ears as he began but did Qot finish a powerful blast. Then another Senator lifted a ukelele and began strumming an air that no one could make out. Bottle For Brookhart ATiving in the fun. Senator Van- denberg, of Michigan took a big purple bottle deposited on the desk of Senator Brookhart of Iowa, who only two days ago revealed the go 'V-msTW.,,., ings on at what he termed a “Wall street booze party’’ in a Washington •hotel. Brookhart had not yet arrived, but he was denied the “gift” an^ay when a Capitol attache took the bottle away. When the session finally opened End Tables and the tariff debate resumed. Sena tor Barkley of Kentucky asked: 'Another purchase of these fine, s tu r ^ “By what authority has Kresge Circulator Heater End Tables. They are rigidly built and and Woolworth moved into this A compact, efficient circulator of ex chamber.’” finished in “ The record w'ould indicate that traordinary heating- quality. In de mahogany applies to me,” replied Senator sign and construction this is the last Ashurst of Arizona, who was on his word in heaters— cast iron type inner feet discussing manganese. unit with steel ash pit, ample fire pot, The tariff, of course, was responsi ble for the party as the ‘presents’ with new style combination shaker turned out to be a display of for and roller ^ Q 7 ^ O eign articles, the cheapness of which g r a t e ...... high tariff advocates wanted to use to bolster their claims for increased duties. NEW ENGLAND EXPORTERS I VISIT COMMERCE DEPT.i Washington, Nov. 8—(AP)—Sec Telephone Stand retary Lamont today welcomed a •3-Pieces in Velour party of 35 New England exporters Blankets One of the Best Values of the Yeai W ith Bench and business executives who came to Washington to familiarize them A wonderful Anniversary offering at See tills suite tomorrow and be convinced structed and has loose, spring-filled cushions! A well built Telephone Stand and Bench, selves with the work and functions Herrup’s, unusually warm, part wool that it is one of the best values you have yet In addition you receive a charming bridge finished mahogany! Special at of the Department of Commerce. Blankets, in choice o f colors. Sateen seen! The suite consists of the Divan, lamp as a gift from Herrup’s. Enjoy real 3.95 Both the Secretary and Assistant home comfort, buy nowl o n ly ...... $ Secretary Klein expressed to the hemmed! Wing Cliair and Club Chair, upholstered in $57 delegation the desire of the depart Special...... heavy, durable velour! This is well cbn- $1.00 Weekly ment to*, further prosperity through the increasing of exports. Later John Mathews, Jr., assist ant director of the Bureau of For eign and Domestic Commerce, led a roimd table discussion of the activities of this division. Other Sale o f brief addresses were made by Wil liam E. Cooper, director of the Bu reau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce: Mowatt N. Mitchell, commercial attache to Rome; Hugh RUGS D. Butler, manager of the Bureau’s district office at Boston; and E. G. Holt, chief of the rubber division of the Bureau. Chiefs of the various technical di ^ visions, including Grosvenor Jones of the finance and investments di vision; E. D. Durand of the statis tical research di-vision; C. J. Junkin I l f " i of the commercial law division; A. S. Hillyer, of the commercial intelli gence division;-Henry Chalmers, of the foreign tariff division, and G. K. Eder of the Latin American sec tion, also explained their depart ments to the visiting delegation. PHILIPPINE HEARING GROUP NO. 1 Includes 8.3x10.6 Tapestry, TO BE IN JANUARY 9x12 Tapestry, 6x9 Axminster and Oriental Throw Rug. Washington, Nov. 8. —(AP) — Your choice of any one of these Chairman Bingham of the Senate fine rugs. Special 1 Q Q C Buy This territories committee announced in Ajoniversary price the Senate today that hearings on A Sensational the question of Philippine inde pendence -vould be opened by his Dining Room committee in January. GROUP NO. 2 Bingham said the decision to Bedroom Value! start in January was at the request i 3ncludes 8.3x10.6 Axminster Suite Now! of Commissioner Guevara df the 3 Pieces )xl2 Velvet and 4.6x6.6 Orien- islands. al Patterns. Guevara asked postponement from December in order that dele Beautiful patterns and colors to 8-Pieces gations from the Philippine Legisla elect from. Special ture might have time to reach A.nniversary Q C here. price ...... Decision to open the hearings was made during discussions of an amendment, to the tariff bill some $1.00 Weekly time ago. The amendment, which GROUP NO. 3 $97 would have granted independence, This value will astound you because was dropped by its proponents after Includes 9x12 Wilton Velvets,. Bingham had promised to obtain it is priced far below what you would 8.3x10.6 Meadovvbrook, 8.3x10.6 $1.50 Weekly action by his committee. ordinarily pay for a suite of this qual Jacquard Wilton. This value is sure to startle you because of ity! Look at the picture— see the the exceptionally low price! But it is true! suite on our floor and you will realize Unusual savings on these high The complete suite of eight pieces, the exten , PRINCE TO BE MARRIED its big value. It consists of the Bed, juality rugs during Herrup’s sion Table, Buffet, Host Chair and five side Anniversary . Chairs is priced at only $97. You can cer 9 Dresser and Chest of Drawers! If you $49.85 tainly buy it with full assurance that you are IN THE PAULINE CHAPEL desire the vanity also you may buy all getting a value that you are very seldom of four pieces for only $98. fered! AH nine pieces for only $ll8. Rome, Nov. 8— (A P )—Indications today were that Crown Prince Hum bert and Princess Marie Jose of Belgium will be married in Rome at the Pauline Chapel in the Quirin- MAJESTIC RADIOS NOW AT 'NEW LOW PRICES. al Palace. Radio Bench The crown prince, who has been Fibre Chair in Rome for several days yesterday received the papal nucio. Monsignor Borgonginl Diica for a twenty min or Rocker ute conversation presumably in the $1.95 connection, while Queen Elena came from San Rossore in the strictest C» HERRUF5 Your choice of chair rocker in various incognito, to discuss the wedding sturdy, designed metal bases finishes! Has spring-filled cushion, with velour seats, in various plans with her son. A t the Corner of Main and Morgan Streets The chapel which was named i Special colors! Special offer at this after Pope Paul V, was chosen be- now a t ...... • V V price. - cause it is now a private chkpel in > the ro3ml house and can be policed HARTFORD r with ease and credentials of guests controlled. t ' MAJNUHESTER EVENING HERALD, S0T7TH MANCHESTER* CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1923. FA»J1S SIX DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ERIK NELSON, AIR l(i;30—Two dunce orchestras. Secondary East Stations. > Friday, November 8. 11:30—Moonlunnis music liour. 405.2— WSB, ATLANT.A—740. Lest Holder and the early Greeks 348.6— WABC. NEW YORK—860. 6:30—Studio entertainers. 9:00—AVJZ programs (2',i lirs.) EXPERT, PREDICTS be taken .too seriously, Raymond 11:45—Kalohi’s Hawaiian ensemble. Knlffht present “ Ulysses Knocks a 7:00—Henry and George, team. 7:30—Beau. Brummel’s hour. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. Homer," in the hour to be broadcast 8:30—AA’JZ programs hrs.) over the WJZ network at 8 o’clock 8:00—Civil War song recital. S:30—Feature music hour. 10:30—AA'EAF music hour. Friday night. This bit of classic fool 11:15—Dance music to 3:00. PLANE FOR FIFH ishness recalls Ulysses’ famous jour 9:00—True story drama. 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. ney and bis extended visit with Caly 10:00—Radio court of appeals. 10:30—Grand opera concert. 9:00—Harmony team; girls. pso. Chester Gaylord, tenor, and an 9:30—Dance orchestra: coijcerL orchestra directed by Joe Rines, com- 11:00—Herbert’ s entertainers. 11:30—Abe Lyman’s orchestra. 10:15—Three dance orchestras. edv vocalist, will supply the musical l:45_Coffee Dan’s entertainment. atmosphere. "Gypsy Wildflower," a 12:00—ilionight organ melodies. 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. Also BeUeves Puliman Serv new composition by J. S. ^amecnik, 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 6:30—Singing tlie blues. 7:00—Symphon.v orchestra: laiU. Saturday Special American composer, will be heard for 7:00—Ray’s Adcipliiaa program. 9:00—Mooseheart children’s hour. the first time when it is sung by the 7:30_w jZ programs Ci=i hrs.) 416.4— WGN, CHICAGO—720. Salon Singers in their broadcast over 9:30—Dance band, harmony. ice Will Be Established WEAF and associated stations at 9. 454,3_WEAF. NEW YORK—660. G:n0—i.udwig Lauricr’s orciiestra. 11:10—Hungry Five male quintet. — of— 1 ^ ’ This selection reflects a characteristic 11:20—Artists: dance orchestra, Slavic sensuousness with an underly 6:30—Ha-noiiy twins, tenor. X2-00—Dream ship; orchestras. for Overnight B ps. ing dramatic current. Special vocal 7:00—“ Eiernal Questions,’’ sketch. 1:00—Two dance orchestras. and orchestral arrangements of the 7:30—Miirial Pollack, pianist; Wel 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870. composition have been prepared ioi come Lewis, contralto crooner. 9:30—Studio singers; dance. n tills presentation by Zamecnik h:m- 7:45—Ifuoic talk, Pierre Key. 10:00—Feature Polish recital. self. The honr will opei \vM: i .<■ —Ci.,.'’ cert orchestra with Cava- 11:00—A’ibt ahiirp, bells; oicucstra. By ISRAEL KLEIN “ Serephic Song" from "Reve A- ge- , lieis male quartet. ll:30-Sliow bC't broadca^. NEA Service Writer lique." •g-ilO—The Salo” Singers. 447.5— WMAQ, CHICAGO-^70. •j;3n—Schr.aderiown band program. 8:30—WABC programs (2A4 hrs.) Wave lengths in meters on left ol 10:00—Planters Picker's Negro hour. 11:00—AVJZ Arnos ’n’ Andy. j Cleveland.—One of the first men station title, kilocycles on the right. lo:30—Melodrama, “ Jip stery House.” 11:30—Musical potpourri. 11:00—Two dance orchestras. ' who ever flew around the world FUR TRIMMED Times are all Eastern Standard. Black 12-00-Two dance orchestras. face type indicates best features. 393.5_WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. [believes that commercial aviation G:0O—Ballcw’s dance orchestra. 7:00—Studio e.xercises. 6:45—Pauline Haggard, contralto. 11:00—Roy and his boys. I soon will ne offering service that Leading East Stations. 7:00—Campus Carollers male, octet 2^8—w oe, DAVENPORT—1000. ^ will surpass what is now available with Buck O’ Neill, sports writer 8:00—WEAF programs (3 his.) 272,&_WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 7:30—Circus program. Uncle Bob 8:05—Dinner dance music. 11:00—The hour of dreams. 1 as greatly as modem railway .Sherwood, clown: music. 361.2—KOA, DENVER—830. 8:30—Soprano, two centraltos. 8:00—Comedy sketch “ Ulysses Knocks } trains surpass the trains of the pre- 9:15—Dramatic star; orchestra. 11:15—studio program: new songs. a Homer.” 12:00—Concert; stage coachers 10:00—Contralto, tenor, baritone. 8:30—Curt Peterson, baritone. j Civil War era. 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 1:00—Parlor program; nomads. WINTER 8:45—Dramatized story, “ Minon 1 En- 37/.8_WBAP, f o r t WORTH—800. I He is Erik Nelson, the first suc- JtKIO—Midnight organ recital. clos.” 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 10:30—Orchestra concert. 9:00—Ernie Hare and Billy Jones. 11:00—Show boat; orgpnist. j cessful round-the-world flyer and 5:15—Tea time tunes. 9:30—Memories of “ Mile Modiste. 6:00—Tenor and baritone. 11:30—Musical programs (2',i hrs.) I today sales manager for the Boeing 10:00—Quaker male Qi.artet, soloists. 491.5Z-WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. 6:30—The Romany trail. 10:30—Koostner’s orciiestra witli Fred I Airplane Company of Seattle, which 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. IValduer, tenor; male trio. 9:00—Dance music: concert. 7:30—Organ interlude; addresses. 11:00—AVJZ Amos ’ n’ Andy. is said to operate the two longest 11:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians. 11:15—Pioneers; dance program. 8:00—WABC programs (3>,2 hrs.) 11:15—Slumber music. air transport routes in the country. 11:30—Gallagher’s dance orchestra. 491.5—WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. 12:00—Midnight reveries. 468.5— KFl. LOS ANGELES—640. Opens a New Service ; 7:30—Instrumental quartet. 11:00—Artists feature hour. Nelson recently inaugurated a COATS 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—550. 8:00—Oichestra; musical shower. G:30—Dinner dance music. 9:00—Studio recital: string trio. 12:00—Studio musical program. 20-hour passenger line between Chi 7:00—Feature studio program. 10:00—Three dance orchestras. 1:00—Parlor program: nomads. cago and San Francisco— the first 8:00—WEAF program? (3 hrs.) 535.4_WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—560. 238—WJAX, JACKSONVILLE—1260. 333.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—900. 7:30—Dinner dance music. 7;30—Orchestra, artists. all-air day and night flight of that 6:30—Dinner dance music 8:00—WE.A.K programs (2 hrs.) 8:4.5—NBC entertainment, v distance. Immense 18-passenger 7:00—WABC programs (4 hrs.) 10:00—Musical: siudio hour. 10:00—Institute of Musical Art. ships, powered by three engines to- , 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 305.9—KDKA. PITTSBURGH—900 10:30—AVJZ orchestra, artists. A Fortunate Purchase Enables Us to Offer 7:30—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 11:00—Exchange Club entertainment. tailing more than 1500 horsepower, ; 6:30—Bestor’s dance orciiestra, 365.6— VAiH AS, LOU ISVILLE—820. 9:30—Band; music hour. 7:00—Henkel’s harmonizers. take passengers over the broad 10:30—WJZ programs (-^i hr.) 9:00—WE.AF programs (3 hrs.) 7:30—WJZ programs (3% hrs.) 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810 plains of the middle west and 11:15—Scrap book; Slumber music. 11:1,5—Bestor’s dance music. 12:80—Gibson dance music. 245.8—WCAE. PITTSBURGH—1220. 7:30—AVheaties male quarteL across,the Rockies at night, guided 12:30—Sweet and low down. G;00—WEAF dinner orchestra. 8:00—AVABG programs (3 hrs.) by experienced pilots with the aid 1:00—Nation’s all night party, 6:3(1—Twins feature hour. 11:00—Radio traffic courL of a radio range system and direct FINE BROADCLOTH COATS 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 7:01)—Tracy-Brown’s orchestra. 11:20—Two dance orchestras. 9:00—Suitmen; trappers: play. 8:00—WE.^tF programs (S hrs.) 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE^50. radio communication. I 72:00—Variety hour; orchestra. 260.7— WHAM. ROCH ESTER—1150 8:00—Soprano: dance orchestra. These ships cruise at a speed of 399.8—WJR. DETROIT—750 7:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. 9:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 8:30—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 11:00—Feature studio program. 135 miles an hour, yet Nelson looks ; With Wolf, Caracul, Mountain Beaver. 8:00—WJZ vocalist, orchestra. at them as crude compared with 10:00—Harmony piano twins. 8:30—B.ass and cellist. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. 10:30—WJZ recording artists. 8:45—WJZ programs (3',6 hrs.) 12:30—Los Angeles feature hour. what he expects to come within ^ 283—WTIC, HARTFORD -1060. 379.5_WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 1:00—Parlor program nomads. Mountain Sable and Badg^er Wolf, 7;15_MusicaIe: sports talk. only a few years. | 11:55—Time; weather; markets. 2:00—Halstead’s dance orchestra, "Speed is what we want today, 1 9:00—WEAF programs (I'.i hrs.) C:30_AVEAF programs (1 hr.) 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. 10:30—Studio party; organist. 7:00—Educational talks. 11:00—JIusical. vocal recital. even ahead of safety and luxury,” Shawl and Pouch Collars and Cuffs 422.3—WO R, NEWARK—710. 7:30—Minstrel men's frolic. 12:00—Artists musical program. he says. “And so we are givring 7’00—Irwin’s dance orchestra, 8:00—Studio, concert orchestra, 7:30—Hilton’s feature Jubileers. 370.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. our passengers speed, of course, 9:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 7:45—Chippewa band; muslcale. 8:00—Men of WOR. 10:00—Studio concert orchestra. with as great a factor of safety as 9:00—Four dusty travellers. 9:00—AVJZ programs ( 2hrs.) 10:30—Did you know? 11:00—Studio da Tice orchestra. could piossibly be had. Later on we 9:30—Studio dance orchestra. 11.00—WEAF dance orchestras. 10:65—Square Deal broadcast. *----- Leading DX Stations. will undoubtedly have planes with Secondary Eastern Stations. berths, but at present the demand Silk Crepe and Satin Face 410.7— CFCF, M ONTREAL— 730. 202.6— WORD, BATAVIA—1480. 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 8:0d—Concert; agricultural talk. is for speed first of all. 8-00—.Mii.sical entertainment. 9:00—Musical program; artists. Silk Crepe Linings G;30—Vacation club: ensemble. lOioO—Denny’s dance orchestra. "As a practical minded areo- 6:30—Minute men feature. 344.6— WE NR, CHICAGO—870. 325.9—V/WJ, DETROIT— 920. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. nau.tical man, I can vision planes Black, Brown, Grey 7:00—Big Brother club. 8:00—AVEAF programs (3 hrs.) 7:30—Merrymakers' concert. 12:30—Orchestra; comedy sketches. with 50 or more passengers. Pull 11:3(i—Hollywood frivolities. 1:00—DX vaudeville hour. 8:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 12:30—Studio organ recital. man sendee will be established for 10:00—Fur trappers concert. 272.6— WLV,IL, NEW YORK— 1100. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—14C0. • overnight runs, thus enabling peo Actual $68 Values 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 0:00—Russian music, contralto. 12:00—Vour hour league. ple to travel between cities as dis J 7:30—Memories: organist; talk. G:30—Soprano recital, talk. 285.5—KNX, HOLLYWOOD—1050. ’ 8 :30—Studio artists hour. 7 :0 0 -Opera echoes; tenor. 11:00—Optimistic order hour. tant as^l200 miles without the loss 9:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 7:20—Theater talk: orchestra. 12:00—Lion Tamer’s program. of any business hours. TOMORROW—SATURDAY 10:00- Artists music hour. 526— WNYC, NEW YORK— 570. 12:45—Legion Stadium events. _ “Refueling' in the air will be 10:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) G:00—Eithuanian folks songs. 374.8—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800.* utilized in some cases to eliminate 215.7—WHK. CLEVELAND—1390. 6:45—Educational addresses. 9:30—Orchestra; classics. 319 — weSH, PORTLAND— 940. time that would otherwise be lost 6:45_Winton’s dinner music. 11:30—Studio dance music. 7:00—AVABC programs (4 hrs.) 9:30—Artists entertainment, 12:00—Studio entertainment. in landing. Limited servdee, as 11:00—Five dance orchestras. 10:00—Studio concert . distinguished from local service, will give higher speeds and fewer landings to the through traveler. Small high speed planes flying 200 miles an hour will be used for W T I C handling valuable mail and express, with time as a vdtal factor.” PRUURAMS Perhaps the greatest limitation Travelers, Hartford to progress along this line is the lack of space or facilities for what 500 m. 600 &. C. Nelson terms “loading fields” as MONTANA JOINS UNION. close to the heart of cities as pos "9' On Nov. 8, 1889, Montana was ad sible. Once cities realize the irn- i ProgTam for Friday. mitted into the Union by portance of providing such facili ■‘'Eastern Standard Time. Today’s Choice proclamation of the president after ties, he believes, avdation will F- M. . a state constitution had been progress even beyond his own ad COLLEGE AERO CLUBS ■7:00—Columbia Cycle l^ildren a by framed and stated officers elected. vance dreams. SEEK MEANS OF FLIING ' Party. N. B. C. Feature, Joseph K. Toole, a Democrat, was Develop Like the Railways f :30—Benrus correct time, K. C. DILLON the first governor of Montana. With a loading field or “union Columbus, Ohio. (AP)—How to i i -31—Hartford Courant news In the first national election in depot” within a city, and a large get college aeronautic clubs definite- j THE 1930 ^buUetins; United States daily 1892, Montana was Republican; landing field outside, the same pas ly into the air is the problem facing i ’ news bulletins from Washington, Governor of fusian of Democrats and Populists senger facilities could be had from the Intercollegiate Aeronautic as- j " D. C.; Industrial Alcohol Institute airplane travel as are had today sociation, which will hold its first , New Mexico in 1896 and 1900, and thereafter • i announcement. almost invariably Republican. from railroads. The city field conference here November 8 to 10 | j ; 35— Fast Steppers. Sports music. The state suffered for many would merely be a place to dis under auspices of Ohio State univer- . j ;45__“ Speaking of Sports,’’ Arthur years from industrial troubles charge or take on passengers, while sity. ■ . , , i NAEM TWIN-IGNITION EIGHT ’iB. McGlnley, sports editor, The Gov. Diilou which centered about Butte and the other-field wdth its hangars Eleven clubs from the larger uni- i II Priced from SI 625 to $2260 i Hartford Times. Therefore all things whatsoever other cities where labor was at a would act like the railroad yards versities of the country are merti- F. o. b. Factory • ;00—Cities Service concert, Cava- ye would that men should do to standstill for a considerable time. and roundhouses. bers of the association, formed last ! TWIN-IGNITION SIX “ Smaller landing areas could be jfliers quartet; Leo O’Rourke, teu- you, do ye even so to them: for Mon tana, had a population of ap spring in Detroit At present the Priced from $1295 to $1695 -‘or; concert orchestra directed by made possible within cities, by the only member of the association to 400 F. o. b. Factory this is the law and the prophets.— proximately 600,000. It was crossed use of arresting gears, which could own its own plane is the Harvard '4Rosario Bourdon. N. B. C. Fea- Matthew 7:12. by Lewis and Clark in 1804. U be an improvement on the type now club. SINGLE SIX --^ture. (Compiled by the Bible Guild) ranks third in size among the 11:00—The Salon Singers,' mi.xed in use . aboard airplane carries,” Priced from $915 to $107f states in the Union, its area being Nelson F. o. b. Factory • chorus directed by George D'.l- Satyrday: Meredith Nicholson, “Only one broad rim 146,997 square miles, of which _.waya . about_i__ * 1600 feet long and set BROCADED LAME. 'worth N. B. C. Feature. novelist. 796 miles are under water. S:30-—Schrader town sketch, band in the direction of the prevailing Glacier National Park, in north winds would be enough for such A romantic fqrraai daytime V directed by Arthur Pryor; Arthur eastern Montana, has an area of frock is of green brocaded lame. ■ ;Allen and Louis Mason as “Gus NATCHEZ WILL OBSERVE servdee. All the refueling and DIASS.VCKE ANNIVERSARY 915,000 acres,.80 glaciers ranging other 'servdeing of the airplanes Its sleeves are long and tight, its and Louie.” N. B. C. Feature. from five square miles dowm to a would be done on the larger field ! bodice tight and its full skirt 10;—Planters Pickers, Hallelujah few acres, and over 250 lakes. outside the city. j hangs in dippings lines. *"■ Singers; Billy Artz and his or Natchez, Miss.— (AP)—This old little oily, which sits on a high I “Every city that expects to par- chestra. N. B. C. Featuie. It begins to appear that some I ticipate in the progress of the fu- I A German acrobat is pulling a ;30—^Weather report, and Atlantic bluff overlocJdng the Mississippi, I November 28 w>ll commemorate of the protective tariff people j ture should prepare for such car around Europe by means of a '^Coast Marine Forecast; and In failed to protect themselves. j fields.” j rope held between his teeth. rkiustrial Alcohol institute a c -' riie two-hundiedtii anniversary of I one of America’.= bloodiest Indian i noimcement massacres. 10:31—Studio Par!.y, WTIC stiitf i : n23:>: . mumbers in variety program I Two hundred forty Erciich pio- James F. Clancy, master of cere- ij neers were killeNovember 28, 1729, by a band of Natche.” Indians. '. monies. The Indians shoe Father Du Pois 11:30—“Pleasant Dream Hour,” son, a Jesuit priest who had come Cliff Strong, Publix-Allyn theater to the settlement to minister to Keeping Pace -with the Fin est Bo d ies ever buili (organist.* the ill in the disease-stricken out 12:00 Midn. Benruj correct time; post, and then butchered the rest Hartford. Courant news bulletins. of the inhabitants. Only two per "Speaking of Sports, 7:45 P. M. sons escaped. for any motor car... Dainty enevelopes in pinK and The observance will include a With Modern lavender may come to some service in St. Mary’s cathedral and broadcasters of Station WTIC, a pageant. but when the staff secretary iu h e COACHCRAFT of the 1930 Nash '400" shows the world how sorting out the mail comes across Social Affairs a crude enevelopo inscribed with Coal was shipped from the River Ta motor car body should be built. In the new orched-in upper- bold, masculine scrawlings, she is W’ear as far back as the reign of sure almost without reading the Richard U. structure design Nosh body designers hqve replaced customory upper address that it is for “Art Mc- Demands Foods and Desserts That Are Ginley. He is the popular sports participant must declare which Easily Served. body bulk with grace and slenderness. They hove developed new ■oracle whose talks are heard ea-rh man, or which team, he considers Monday evening at 7:45 o’clock. best. He has listeners who knock methods of bracing and strengthening which make these 1930 Nash JThe missives received by Mr. Mc- as well as boost because every 'TJinley are rarely couched in sports fan has his own favorites. '^400"^ bodies more rigid and less lilfiely to develop rattles than any -felicitous phrasings, but they are Manchester Dairy Ice Cream "sincere and to the point. Most of body ever pyt on any motor cor. The new door, window and wind- , 'ihem are complimentary, but pravides a dessert that is chock full of goodness ^tome of them have called him a shield opening devices operate with delightful ease. The interior is "punk,” a “gasbag” and other rj and dessert is probably the easiest to serve of any. bust epithets. “Art” says that' entirely insulated from the engine. Rear seats ore nearly three inches ^ither kind of letter pleases him' Always available at your neighborhood store ibacause either shows that he has wider. Twin cowl ventilators furnish the most efficient type of in Roused interest among his listen- and favorite soda fountain. '^rs. He declares that athletics is I terior ventilation. A New generation of motor cars has arrived I bne phase of our national life in a 7hlch a participant must take ides. There can be no sidestep- ? ttlAOt .At .’j»ing or avoiding;,of the issue. The The Manchester Dairy <0,l«AMCHE5ftW RADIO MAKE MADDEN BROTHERS SALES AND SERVICE this Ice ^ream Company Co*’ner Main St & Brainard Place So FBopt Attention to Phone Calls QUICK ACTION TEST UIA! Vi.-.U DIAL 4949 before you buy standard Accessories, Always Obtainable at Your Neighborhood iter Kent, Stromberg-Carlson, Store or Favorite Soda Fountain Majestic, Bosch, Fhilco. ARCTURUS DLUE A-C LONG LIFE Herald Advertising Pays— Use It WM. E. KRAH iS69 Tolland Turnpike. RADIO TUBES \ > PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTBP EVENING HERALD. SOOTH MANCHESTER. CONN, ^ ID A Y , NOVEMBER 8. 1929. seem to be of a grayish-brown, t ——■ ■■ ’r~ ed salad of cooked string beans, wear glasses and use a good eye KU KUJX KLAN BURNS |l peas, celery. Dinner—Roast poA, baked pars wash, as I have astigmatisip. I have nips, cooked lettuce, salad of quar been taking your eye exercises. Do FIERY CROSS UP NORTH! MENUS tered cucumbers, applesauce. you think this color is caused from Friday biliousness? i . Breakfast— Genuine wholewheat Answer:—The use df sUver salts Hudson Bay Junction, Sask., Noy poY Good Health in eye washes often results in a g._(APj—Townsmen opposed tp bread slightly toasted, peanut but brownish stain on the whites of the ter, stewed peaches. the coming of the Ku Lunch— Raw apples and pecan eyes even in very small doses. If Hudson Bay Junction, the Ji^tle tojro this is not the cause in your case it on the Canadian National railways INC. A Week’s Supply nuts. j is probably caused from biliousness Dinner — Tomato jelly, baked through which all traffic for the HARTFORD Recommended By whitefish, stewed tomatoes, cooked which sometimes causes a browmish far north must pass, have t^ ^ Dr. Frank B. McCoy spinach, stuffed celery, no dessert. tone to the eyes. energetic measures to bamsh them Wflitcr from the community. • Saturday Question: T. U. asks:—"Is water In the darkness the first assault - Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested for Breakfast— French amelet, w'af- a food?” ., on the Klan members occurred, anp the week beginning Sunday, Novem fle, dish of berries. Answer:—^Water must be consid resulted in a pitched battle, in which ber 10th: Limch—^Boiled rice, mashed pump- ered as a food, as three-fourths of several persons were injured, when > Sunday ! kin, shredded lettuce, I the bodily weight is made up of this Klansmen attempted to erect a fiery Dinner—Stuffed beef rolls, Mc indispensable element. There could Breakfast—Coddled eggs, melba i cross near here. v,- New Reduced Prices on ATWATER-KENT Screen toast, dish of berries (canned with Coy salad, pineapple gelatin with be no form of organic life without The Klansmen were said to oe out sugar). cream. j- water, and although a man can live planning another demonstration Select a round steak of medium for many weeks without other food, - Lunch—Baked eggplant, lettuce, later. Grid Radios... Model 55,' Now $95, Less Tubes! sliced cucumbers. thickness, remove all fat.and gristle, he cannot live more than a few days Dinner—Roast chicken or pork, and cut into pieces about four without water. Water is composed spinach, asparagus, salad of raw inches in diameter. On each piece of oxygen and hydrogen gases, and celery, apricot whip. place a moimd of the following when these gaseous elements are so ANOTHER FALLS SUICIDE Cabinet Model, $106.00 Less Tubes. Installed in Monday dressing: . combined as to form wrater they are ‘ Breakfast—Oatmeal with milk or Slice and slightly toast the desir able to have a more important ef cream (no sugar), stewed prunes. ed amount of real wholewheat bread fect upon metabplism than when Niagara Falls, N. Y., Nov. 8. Your Home $10 Down. , Lunch— 8-ounce glass of grape- or wholewheat muffins. Break into they are extracted from any other (AP.)—The finding of a juice. bits and moisten wdth milk. Add kind of food ‘material. overcoat, suit coat and cap on the Dinner — Vegetable soup, roast diced celery, minced ripe olives, Misplaced Burso Niagara river bank near Prospec beef, steamed carrots, turnips, salad ground roasted peanuts and seed Question:—H. F. D. writes:—“I Point, by Niagara state reservation Of shredded raw cabbage, no dessert. less raisins, gauging the quantities wonder if you could suggest what to employes, indicates another Fa) s Tuesday to suit yourself. Mix all together by do for a trouble in my wrist caused suicide, state reservation officials ' Breakfast—Poached egg on Melba tossing about with a fork. by hanging on bars in a gyninasium. said today. The clothing was found toast, applesauce. careful not to add too much milk It is a muscle or something popped at 8 o’clock this morning close to Lunch — Combination salad of only enough to hold ingredients to- out. The gym teacher says it can the water’s edge, and apparent y cooked and raw vegetables, consist be put back. It doesn’t pain, but had been left there during the ing of cooked carrots and turnips ^^Roll each piece of meat around I don’t like the looks of it.” ifrom day before, with chopped the dressing and fasten with tooth Answ’er:—You have probably mis- In the pocket of one of the coats celery and cabbage. picks, place on grill and brovm on f placed the synovial membrane or was found a probation card issued N o v e m b e r Dinner— Roast mutton, string all sides. Put into heavy pan (such ! bursa of the wrist. Bursa of the I to Michael Fickelshear from the beans, cooked celery. Salad of head as an iron skillet) with a small ' wrist is sonvetimes difficult to re- court of Justice Monaghan. The lettuce with olive oil if desired, cair- amount of boiling water, cover I place, but the best method seems citv in which the court is located rot and date pudding. tightly and let simmer for an hour to be to stretch the affected joint by was not noted on the card, but res Wednesday over a slow fire or in the oven. The pulling yourself up on a horizontal water in the' pan should be replen- ervation officials think it is m Breakfast —Wholewheat muffins, bar, and have someone push the Lackawanna. In a pocket of the coddled egg, stewed raisins. ished from time to time, and at the membrane or "bursa” in place while Lunch—Glass of buttermilk w'ith last a gravy may be made by thick the joint is stretched apart. clothing was a transfer issued on 10 or 12 dates. ening this liquid with a small the South Park trolley line in H ut- ‘r Dinner—Clear tomato soup, Salis amount of dextrinized flour. CHERRY SLIPPERS. falo. The transfer ivas dated No bury steak, okra, salad of raw spin vember 6 and punched at 9 p. m. ach, tomato and asparagus, baked QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS For the off-white or dead white The 1927 traiffic on the Rhine pears. Grayish Eyes evening gown, nothing is mor*. Thursday Question: Mrs. H. G. writes: "I River, Germany, was approximate Breakfast — Baked egg, Melba have noticed that the whites of my charming . than cherry colored ly 66,000,000 tons. loast, stew'ed prunes. eyes are never entirely clear, taut crepe de chine slippers. ^ Lunch—Buttered macaroni, mold Several Hundred TTin/it Week SALE Handsome Fnr-Trimmed AT MARLOW’S SEVEN BIG DAYS OF LOW PRICES WINTER A remarkable bargain event. Wonderfully low prices on a n d ' t a g ! “'ComeTifei- get your share of the bargains. 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A large assortment of pattetns Plain and fancy colors to choose from reduced to Lustre Cups and Saucers FABRICS 19c, 29c, 39c 19c, 39c 2 sets 25c FURS Fox Paws, Caracul, Vicuna Fox, Include broadcloths in black, the most dis COME TO Australian Opossum and tinctive, woodland browns, soft tans, deep, Manchurian Wolf rich wine shades, Autumn blues and hunt- lavishly applied in collars and cuffs. ters’ green. A R LO W ’S NEW COAT SHOP—THIRD FLOOR M FOR VALUES V FAUE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCJIESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929. many hundreds to he disposed of. perspicacity of Bishop James J. flanrI;eBtM r The President had ve.ry recently Cannon, Jr., in putting a great and ts^th much vehemence urged many miles of tropical sea between EvrniitQ B^ralb final action on the tariff bill within himself and the old home state, PUBLISHED BY THE a fortnight. Only by the closest ap arouses the admiration of many HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. INC. plication to the business in hand who had never given the bishop ' IS Bissell Street South Manchester, Conn. could such a result be obtadned. In credit for such sound judgment. THOMAS FERGUSON Not only is he too far away to be BY BQDNEY BUTCHER your dining, room General Manager conformity to this need the Senate had taken up another paragraph, annoyed by the peers of his enemies NBA' Service Writer Founded October 1. 1S81 but when he gets back he can at one dealing with the rate on silica. Washington, Nov. 8.—It’s a sad tribute the failure of his army to Published Every Evening Except An amendment to the committee world and at the moment nothing express your Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the the absence—unavoidable of course Post Oltlce at South Manchester. report had been offered by Senator in it seems much sadder than the —of its leader. It is a wise if not | Conn., as Second Class Mail Matter. Pittman of Nevada. The Congres case of Uncle Andrew Mellon, the | SUBSCRIPTION RATES: a valorous general who gets him One Year, by mall ...... |6.00 sional Record says: second or third richest man in the ! self summoned from the scene of Thanksgiving Hospitality Per Month, by mall ...... | -oO “The President pro tempore. The world. j Delivered, one y e a r ...... battle when Uis troops are due for Single copi e s ...... * question is on agreeing to the To goodness knows how msmy; a licking. He may “fight another MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED amendment proposed by the Sena fiattened stock market speculators ! PRESS tor from Nevada as a substitute for day.” Uncle Mellon has suddenly become ! The Associated Press Is exclustve..y ______I a fallen idol. There was, you recall, 1 the committee amendment. ! entitled to the use for republlcatlon the COI w'TQiri? THATsr iroTKs; suspicion rife In the land that as ; of all news dispatches credited to t Brookhart rose.” NO WISER THAN FOLKS | ^ Uncle MeUon remained in ' or not otherwise credited in tnis ^ j paper and also the local news pub- And then Mr. Brookhart, speak Sixty-eight blackfish whales were, charge of the national finances lished herein. ing if you please to the subject of foolish enough to chase schools of nothing could happen to business All rights of republlcatlon or and the stock market but bigger special dispatches herein are also re shining mackerel too far inshore at the duty on silica and silica sand.s, profits and better prices. Thus, im- served. Brewster, Mass., under circum mentioned the tariff only once and toward business developments and / SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE that in this wise: “I am anxious for stances of extraordinarily high tide bad days on the exchange were fre SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLtsser. the tariff debate to continue; I do and high wind, and the suddenly quently attributed to the most re Inc.. 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. cent reports that he was going to Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. not want to delay it; and it is only retreating waters flowed out from Chicago. Ills. ______resign. — r '\ because of the special conditions under them and left them high and Suddenly Mr. Hoover stamped 1 . I Tlie Herald Is on sale dally at ail that have arisen that I have taken I to perish. down on those annoying reports Schultz and Hoatling news stands in up this subject briefly at this time.” I Strange that such great crea- with the public announcement that New York City. Uncle Mellon would serve out his And Mr. Brookhart’s speech on the tures should have so little sense. Full service client of N E A Service. four-year term as secretary of the Inc. ! booze party, completely halting the' Why, they did exactly what ordi- treasury. The explanation was Member. Audit Bureau of Clrcula- gravely serious business of the tar ' nary little humans do when they that his annoimcement would serve tlons. chase shining hopes of profit into to m*ke Wall Street happy and en- iff bill, occupies more than two After that, The Herald Printlns Company. Inc., the piled-up waters of a bull mar- j f assumes no financial responsibility pages of the Record. i — | everything was supposed to be rosy for typographical errors appearing In One wonders if there is another} course nothing better is to world of commerce and fi' advertisments in the Manchester legislative body on earth so inept i expected of the hum ans-but the nance. Evening Herald. ______And Then It Happened. as to permit such personal \ irrele-j FRIDAY, NOV. 8, 1929 After that, as a matter of fact, vancies to interfere with the na-! “ I came the deluge. Within a fort tion’s business. night after the country had been PERJURY reassured about Uncle Mellon the The course of Superior Court IN NEW YORK j stock market plunged into the Judge Allyn L. Browm, in setting on THOMAS’ HOPES I j grandest series of crashes in its The furniture groupings are important foot the prosecution of a woman’ Norman Thomas, whose total I ' history. It couldn’t have been any New York, No” . 8.—The days of worse had the secretary been sum suspected of committing flagrant | vote as Socialist candidate for the marily fired. Of course you ca n 't' a perjury in an endeavor to obtain h New York mayoralty exceeded 174,-1 lantern slide gent of the blame it on “ the greatest secretary THE dining room is the place where the divorce, is worthy of all commenda 000, feels so encouraged that he an- Chautauqua circuit, who regaled us of the treasliry since Hamilton,” Thanksgiving host can express her hospitality tion. Followng similar investiga ticipates the- buildink up of an im- words and views of travels In but it does seem to have punctured Mongolia, are not only numbered — what _ might be called the Mellon : to the utmost. . . . even though she be only host tions in other counties of the state, portant third party more or less but the numberr. look strangely j myth. to her own family, the dining room should fair and at least one prosecution, per along tha lines of the British Labor like 13. Uncle Mellon remains a remarka- j ly. beam with the warmth and good feliowship haps this case marks a definite de Party. He figures that about 100,- The “ talkie travelogue” has sud ble man for all that. He is going ' denly appeared in the land and not of the season. The dining furniture is import termination on the part of the 000 of his votes came from actual to serve 12 years at the head of only can the pictures speak for the treasury, breaking all records. | ant. In the group sketched, we have happily judges of the superior courts of the if not registered socialists and that themselves, but they can use the And the strangest part of it is that combined excellent lines . . . inspired by Shera state to put an end to wholesale the remainder were those of per voices of all the celebrated explorers in the last eight years he has been ; ton . . . and fine walnut and gumw’oods at a mod false swearing by witnesses in ex- sons mostly Republicans, who de of the moment. subjected to a steadier and more . erate price. ' The 9 pieces, not including the sire good government and have no What’s more, the inventive young ■vigorous stream of criticism than ' .parte divorce hearings. Ecrving table, are only hope of finding it at the hands of men from Genera’ Electric, Radio any other cabinet member who can' ^ For many years persons attend Corporation and way laboratories be recalled. The Mellon critics i ing short-calendar sessions of the either of the old parties as at pres have made it possible for the ma never let up. ’There is little of j -Superior courts and listening to the ent controlled. He thinks that, with chinery to be placed in the fami'y which he hasn’t been accused.' Perhaps a serving table is all ^Jew drapes work wotidcni you need to complete your din with a room. One of our new etfidence in , uncontested divorce org-anization, the number of adher Ford and taken from town to town. Various attempts have been made Thus, there seems, no reason wny to force him out. And yet here he ing room for Thanksgiving. If cretonnes has d linen , colored iuits &ve been impressed by the ents to be gained from the latter the most provincial outpost shou'd is, still active in his 76th year and your room is in the Colonial $224 backgroimd with a colorful lack of con-vincing quality in much class is very large. not hear Captain Dyott discoursing holding onto his dearly beloved job manner, one of these solid ma Jacobean design in crewel effects. Ideal for Early Eng pf it. Yet in default of any cross-ex- So far, probably, Mr. Thomas is on “Hunting Tigers in India” or like grim death. hogany Hepplewhite tables, beautifully inlaid, will he fit lish or Colonial rooms. A yard 'iamination by contending counsel! looking at the question from an en- listen in on William Beebe, Dr Mr. Hoover, there is very good Raymond ■ Ditmars, the Martin reason to believe, had expected ting. and of any investigation of the 1 tirely New York point of view and Johnsons or Harold McCracken. Uncle Mellon to resign within a ^ruth of the charges brought by without any very specific idea of As a matter of fact, all these year after satisfaction of his play lihe plaintiff, judges have felt under national extension of his part. This,' names will be connected with talk ful ambition to serve under three presidents. All the boys “close to |)bligation to accept the testimony he doubtless hopes, v.'ould come in ing pictures of their exploits in tJie $49.50 Hoover,” on and off the White .In many instances where they could good time. future. A number of pictures made under the auspices of the American House payroll, seemed to agree ijhardly have escaped entertaining There would be no little responsi Museum of Natural History are t"! about that They were pretty well fs^ous mental reservations. And bility of. a third party amounting be tied up with dramatic talkin,i agreed as to Whom Hoover had r fe-Ven those hardest to convince of sequences by the persons who en picked to succeed him. As time to something important in New went on, however, some began to ■i gaged in the adventure, and Tall:- lustification for a decree—notably York if It were to be taken for express the fear that Uncle Mellon ing Picture Epics will turn them among these the present chief jus granted that the leadership of the might forget. m ‘ out. Now one story is that he sud tice of the Connecticut Supreme Republican party there were to re This innovation in the picture Court when he was on the superior denly grew very sour about these main as inadequate as it now is in field, following on the heels of Wil constant rumors of his impending pourt bench—usually have content the largest two boroughs. But that liam Fox’s announcement that he resignation and went right over ed themselves with denying, the di is a whale of an assumption. will turn out talkie courses for the to the White House about it. And schools and Sunday ' sermons lor that the president hastily assured vorce. If there is anything certain it is the churches, indicates the begin The room’s foundation As an upcome of this situation, him that nothing was further from that the Republican party in the ning of the educational trend in the presidential mind than the hope EVERY furnishing scheme starts with the floors, and |he worst that the false swearing nation’s greatest city will not much sound pictures. Since the films and that he would quit. Because, after that is why we devote so much space here at Watkins Applicant for a divorce or the plain- longer be permitted to be dominat the equipment can be carried about all, Uncle Mellon is a very power to floor coverings. P’or a well figured ru.g, in Oriental the countryside and distributed in p ff’s false swearing witnesses had ed by leaders who differ from the ful person and it would not do Mr. designs and colorin.gs, we are presenting nev/ Wiltons, thousands of places upon a single Hoover the least bit of good to in 9x12 size for only io anticipate was the loss of the A new mirror, over the buffrt Tammany type in very little but the evening, it appears to be the end ct have him walk out in a huff. It Even the most delicious tur or server, will catch and reflect fuit, which presently could oe label they wear. The himdreds of the old-fashioned travel lecturer might even have seriously dis key tastes better on shiny, new the glow of candles or sunlight, brought over again; and so the e’vil with his colored slides. turbed the stock market. So Mr. dinnerware. One of the new thousands of Republican voters in enlarging the room as though At the moment, the Johnsons are Hoover aimounced to the world that bf wholesale perjury has grown the greater city have a shorter cut sets now on dispiay comprises by magic! Chippendale mo.d- recording, in a New York studio, a Mr. Mellon was in until 1933. 86 pieces, and serves 8 rteopk. Con-viction of a very few of these to making their influence felt than lecture to accompany their next $78.75 els, similar to sketch, are made Another current explanation— It has a floral border dn, ivory of solid mahogany. perjurers, with prison terms as the by permitting themselves to he picturS and perhaps a more likely one—is backgroimd. penadty, would probably work a swallowed up by a Socialist group that, as Mr. Hoover began to over drastic reform and very effectually whose economic theories are diame Whenever a Manhattan skyberap ride his policies and push him far feach not only divorce seekers but er is finished, the steel worker ther and farther into the back trically opposed to their own, no marks his final efforts by planting ground, Uncle Mellon began to $ 19.50 a certain type of divorce lawyers matter how intelligent or honest a an American flag atop the metal freeze him. He missed some cabi $28.45 that the courts are not to be thus group it may be. Reorganization of spire above the building. net meetings and sat silent and contemptuously treated. the Republican party in the metrop Wherefore, at the moment a flag grim at others. Thus he got Mr. waves from the highest point' yet Hoover worrying until the presi If this were done a fair start olis is one of those things which are achieved by any national emblem— dent decided the best thing to do would be made in eliminating per inevitable because there is no al to wit, the spire o f the Chrysler. was to make that announcement. jury from all the courts—for there ternative. But I’d as soon that someone else Up to that time it looked as if W A T K l N S B R O T H E R S, is plenty of it outside of the divorce had watched h.m placing it there. Mellon had kept his job but lost all 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER I’ve had an imcomfortable feeling his tail feathers. Hoover had been sessions of the superior courts. THE NEW STABILIZER in the belt region ever since. boidly snubbing him. Mellon had Criminal trials frequently reek -witn The* Army Department’s an defied many senators for years ^PPO-POLLAB]) lying testimony. Usually it is dis nouncement that a practicable gy- Which reminds me that when the •with his policy of secrecy for tax closed by the cross-examinations roscopic stabilizer for airplanes has new Waldorf is completed, inbound refunds. After ten days in office trains will stop directly beneath the Hoover stood Mellon on his head by but very rarely is it punished; the been developed is almost certain to declaring a policy of publicity. m s courts are too busy and the expense giant structures and, for the first lead to renewed adventures in time in history, passengers will be Mellon , declared against^- appoint of perjury prosecutions.is as large transoceanic flight. It is *claimed ment of Robert H. Lucas as com able to walk directly from their diet Ward off future attacks in I v/ould not advise this for one in as that of any other class of court for the new and well-nigh perfected trains into an elevator which will missioner of internal revenues and poover promptly appointed Lucas. very satisfactory way. delicate health. proceedings. But it is highly prob- ’ device that it holds a plane on a hoist them to their rooms if they (Infected Nose) care to stop there. Mellon said one thing about the im HEAL1H<«DIETA0VICE able that before long it will be fixed course far more steadily, in possibility of tax reduction and Di* f>ttnk McCov^ . Articles on similar subjects which Question: Mrs. H. S. writes: “Two found necessary for all courts to fog or darkness, than even an ex Hoover said another. Mellon said I have prepared for free distribu years ago I had a tooth extracted Also the competition for the skies tion. Please send 2c stamp for each which had bothered me many adopt the systeln started in Hart France would be given more time pert pilot could. which has been going on between to pay her 1400,000,000 debt due article you desire. This it to partial months. One month later pus be ford County by Judge Brown, and If all that the department claims the Chrysler and the new Manhar- last summer and Hoover said It ly pay for preparation and postage. gan to come through the right set the machinery of justice to for the device Is true—and there is tan Life buildings has amused more couldn’t be done. Mellon recom mUfUOtM STiUtM O meOMBSMO MMVetaPa K M ttv tY Neuritis..; Diet for Neuralgia..; nostril which had a very bad odor, than a few New Yorkers. /mepy imu^ j iu rr work to secure the punishment of mended one man to be assistant Tri-Facial Neuralgia..; Sciatica..; I have had treatments and opera no reason to doubt the formal dec The Cause of Lumbago..; Curing Each tried to grab off the title of secretary of the treasurv and INFLAMED NERVES <^shiny.' Swelling under th- skin may tions, VVassermann tests, etc., to no obvious perjurers. laration—it would appear that a the world’s tallest edifice, though Lumbago..; The Cause and Cure of avail. My husbeind is a M. D., and Hoover appointed someone else. The term “Neuritis” means an in- also occur. very considerable part of the dan it would be a short-lived distin-j- And Now We'll See It should be remembered that the Backache... we have done all we can. What is tion. For many deays each building flamation of a nerve. The degree of your opinion and advice?” GE’TTING THINGS DONE ger in long ocean flights has been These and other things rankled pain varies with the amount of in usual'cause of neuritis is a toxic or refused publicly to divulge its ex with Uncle Mellon and strength poisonous substance which has been QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Answer: Of course, without hav Setting quite aside any question eliminated. It is highly probable flammation, The nerve trunk may ing a chance to examine you, it act height, and as fast as one made ened the rumors of his prospective circulating in the blood but becomes (Please Sign Letters) of the merits or demerits, the value that most of the fatalities in trans be extremely tender so that the would be impossible for ipe to de an announcement the other woul*i resignation. < It almost seemed as patient cannot bear pressure on it accumulated around the nerve, ir Question: Mrs. B. writes: "I wrote or worthlessness of Senator Smith oceanic flying have resulted from add a few inches.. Finally it came if Mr. Hoover were Implying to Mr. ritating it and causing it to become you some time ago asking a ques termine the definite cause of your Some patients describe the pain as trouble, but I feel sure that a pro to a question of the flag spires and Mellon that the days of his power inflamed. The treatment should tion to be answered by you in the Brookhart’s speech in the Senate confusion or lapses on the part of boring, darting, burning and shoot per re^m e to build up your resist the competition finally ended in and glory were over and that the aim at remo’ving this toxic cause paper, but as yet I have not seen a the other day on the subject of the the pilots rather than in any in ing. Since many nerves contain ance, accompanied by the right kind something of a draw. sooner he resigned the better. mixed fibres, of which the motor and treatment should be taken as reply.” so-called Wall street booze party herent weakness in the machines easily as possible to prevent nerve Answer: Only a few letters can of local treatments, possibly diather- Further developments in the rela fibres move the muscles, the Sensory myy cautery, or localized ultra for new senators, the circum themselves. Now it appears as Among the paraders of Fifth &ve- tions between Hoover and Mellon fibres bring sensation, while others degeneration from prolonged inflam be answered in the paper each day, mation. so unless your question was of gen violet light, might be helpful in stances of the delivery of that though it might be possible for an nue who appear nightly'* with a will be interesting and possibly in control nutrition ajad blood supply, bringing about a healing of the con- structive. The use of alcohol to e.xcess, or eral interest there would not be' speech are worthy of some thought. airplane, with a reasonable degree dog in leash has suddenly been add one can readily see that when a ditiofi in yoiir nostril. ed a heroic young man who appears The president probably is think- nerve is affected any one or all of the absorption of arsenic of lead, space for me to answer it in the The Senate, sitting as a commit of certainty, to adhere to its plot J occasionally with an elegant'looking ing flow lucky it is that he didn't these functions may be described. makes a decided predisposition. to column. However, you can always CHARGES irregularities tee of the whole, was discussing and ted course across the sea. Then, if cat. Seemingly unembarrassed by let Uncle Mellon out just before the For instance, some of the motor neuritis. Trembling is characteris be assured of a prompt answer if you will sign your name and address DUMMY VOTE ON BOOZE. for the time being earnestly en there is no engine trouble and the the attention he attracts, ihe crash came to Wall Street. Other symptoms are loss of muscular tic of alcoholic, arsenical and lead wise Wall Street would now be pil power, and if the legs are involved poisoning in cases of neuritis ac to your letter which will then be Truro. N. S., Nov. 8.— (A P )—Ir deavoring to dispose of certain fabric of the machine is not tom to marches the well-behaved feline up regularities in the recent liquor and down and disappears around a ing the blame high on the White the patient may find it difficult to. companied by the tingling and answered directly to the address parag;raphs of the tariff bill. South you give. Among the many letters plebiscite, in which Nova Scotia pieces by storms, the plane might fashionable comer in the Fifties. House steps. walk and the knee jerk reflex disap numbness. It sometimes happens that the received each day, some are not an voted for-government control, were ern clay producers were trying, reasonably be expected to arrive GILBERT SWAN. pears, and the usual faradic or elec cause of neuritis will be found to be swered because the name and ad charged today by Rev. M. D. Wil thi’ough their senators, to get a at its destination. At all events it trical reflex of the muscle is altered. POWERFUL CAB The sensory symptoms are numb purely mechanical misplacement of dress are omitted, and because there son, president of the Halifax city higher tariff placed on china clay, is pretty certain that adventurous WESLEYAN LECTURES ness and tingling and with a sense the bones, usually in the spine. In is no more room in the paper to and counter plebiscite committee. tit^d by potteries and paper mak- a’viators will soon be itching to try A racing car, capable of devel of ants crawling over the skin, these cases the symptoms often dis publish the question and answer. The alleged irregularities amount Middletown, Nov. 8.— (AP)—A oping 4000 horsepower and said to a “public scandal,” he charged. e r| , than the present rate; the com- the thing out in the most perilous which may be followed with severe appear after a few treatments from (Strict Vegetarianism) * series of exhibits and lectures in art to be able to do 300 miles an hour. pain to last through the whole a skilled chiropractor, osteopath or Question; J. F. D. asks: “Can a “We understand that appropriate m^tee’s report had recommended poctible conditions. and literature extending over a ig being built at Wolverhampton, course of the disease. naturopath. well balanced diet for keeping fit be steps will be taken in the matter as a gut in the present schedule. There period of two weeks will be given at England, for a try at a new speed The pain is continuous and' is The usual course of this disease is j had, excluding all animal food, in- soon as the House of Assembly was much to be said on both sides BISHOP CANNON Wesleyan University beginning next record at Daytona Beach next year, made more severe upon the slight- either an acute or sub-acute process I eluding milk and eggs?” I meets, be said. “It would be im Monday. . xhe car has 24 cylinders. est movement. The akin may be- which achieves its peak in a few Answer: A well balanced diet can proper for us to anticipate the ac it was all said. It took a lot of As the total Democratic plurality The program will include lectures ‘ come extremely sensitive to the weeks and is then stationary for a be made up even •with the milk and tion of our Representatives on tiftie but it was real business. It in Virginia climbs to a point some on November 12 and 14 by John It is estimated that 1.07 per .cent touch and become so tender that length of time, after which recovery eggs excluded, pro’vidlng enough whom it naturally devolves to rescue leiulted in a vote to leave the tariff what in excess of normal, in spite Erskine, prominent novelist, who of the children bom in the United even the weight of blankets may Sowly begins. The use of a fruit protein is taken in the form of nuts, the good name of our city and our subjects will be “The Experience tf or orange juice fast greatly short cereals smd legumes. These piq- province. We are confronted with BB at present. of the coalition of Cannonite Dem States are twins. Only about 20 seem too'heavy. When nutritional Reading” and “The Experience of per cent of these twins are of the nerves are Involved the akin may ens the time of recovery after which teins are usually much harder 'tn a challenge to our demoqrstic in That was just one item out of ocrats with the Republicans, the Music.” identical type. wrinkle, become tbio, and be very one can by following the correct digest than the animal protein, ana stitutions.” PAGE NlMl^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8i 1929. ence of illness have come out;.Uf club; address by G. A. Works. Mov 'tion plan a program which will be [lecture will be Illustrated by CARE OF SICK IS PART these classes helpful and self-re ing pictures wall also be shown. ' of patriotic value. / I stereoptican slides, made from pic- NURSES MUST REGISTER Red Cross Roll Call. tures taken on the trip in the sum liant, pre^>ared to be of service. ’ NOW UP TO BRIAND Ritualistic Exercises. mer of y e ^ . These are all col The Red Cross annual report The annual membership roll call NOW WITH STATE B O A ^ OF BETTER HOMES MOVE shows that during the fiscal year Stanley Dobosz Post, American of the American Red Cross starts ored and |t^d much to tJje ihter- ROCKVILLE esttog faeta' imd e^tperiences of Mr. which ended June 30, there were 66,- Legion will hold its first ritualistic next Monday, Armistice day, and 049 students under instruction, or a TO HELP CABINET memorial exercises in this city Mon- 1 will continue until Thanksgiving, Brdokes A ^ le o n : his trip abroad, 'ibe .^ d ie s' Sextet, which was so Contributory to the 'better homes gain of more than 6,358 over the day Nov. 11, at 11 a. m. in Central | The campaign is being conducted New Law Requires That All pre'vious year. They were instruc Alderman A. E. Waite was nomi poplilaf last year, ■ will sing. The movement in Connecticut has been park. Commander William C .! this year by the Senior class of the Graduates Must Be Listed the Red Cross instruction in home ted in small groups in 3,218 c la s ^ . nated as the Republican candidate Pfunder and his associate officers } Rockville High school and the city sextet is composed of Miss Sarah communities will Hammond, Mrs. G. G. Smith, Mrs. by December 1. hygiene and care of the sick, under Red Cross certificates were issued for Mayor of Rockville at the caucus will be in charge. In case of incle- , and surrounding to 42,234 students completing the If He Fails, New Ministry held in the Town Hah last evening. be divided into districts. The mem- Walter Draycott, Mrs. R. C. Fer the auspices of local Red Cross ment weather, the Legionnaires will chapters. According to the annual course. Mr. Waite at present is chairman of assemble at Town Hall. One of the ' bership fee is $1 and there were guson, Mrs, George W. Wainwright On December 6th the opportunity the Public Works committee and I over 1,000 members enrolled last and Miss Jennie Holton. for graduate nurses to register report of the American Red Cross, Will Be Quickly Voted features will be a miniature ceme now made public, there were 180 president of the City Council. Mr. 1 year. ^ At Conference. without examination terminates, ac SURVEY OF ARMY. tery with its rows of white crosses, cording to information given out by. Red Cross certificates issued in this Waite made no campaign for the one for each World War veteran Gerick Nearly Well. ] Rev. and Mrs. George S. Brookes and Rev. and Mrs William F. Tyler the State Board of Examination and state in the last year to pupils com Out of Office. office and at no time has he stated who died in the service. Steve Gerick, 58, who was shot | pleting the courses and passing the Washington, Nov. 8.— (AP)-r-A that he was a candidate. In accept I by his daughter, Jeanette, several j represented Union Congregational Registration of Nurses at Hartford. Rev. George S. Brookes, pastor of church at the State Conference held Section 2985, Chapter 290, public tests. Several times that number, report on the special Army econoiby ing the nomination, Mr. Waite Union church, wall be the speaker : weeks ago, is expected to be dis-1 however, took this instruction at study by the general staff for Presi stated, if elected he would do all in ■ charged from the Rockville city j at Ansonia Tuesday and Wednes acts of 1929 as amended, states that Paris, Nov. 8.— (AP) — Upon in connection with the Armistice day. Mr. Brookes had a part in “No person after a period of six least in part without trying for the dent Hoover has been sent to the Aristide Briand, French foreign his power for the welfare of the i hospital within a week. Dr. John ; White House. " city, and would perform the duties day celebration. the program this year,' being re months from the passage of this act certificates. minister, today devolved the task of ' E. Flaherty his physician, made a i Most of the pupils have been ma- | The survey was made at the ,rj- of office to the best of his ability. School Committee Met. ' report on Thursday that the wounds Isponsible for the devotional exer shall practice professional nursing answering questions and making ex cises at the mass meeting on Tues in this state as a graduate nurse turing high school girls, with a j quest of the President to ascertain planations which if satisfactory will Former Mayor John P. Cameron The regular meeting of the Ver- | have healed and Gerick is doing smaller number of classes comp>osed { whether Army costs could be re- day night. . * without having a certificate of reg - bring a vote of confidence in the was chairman of the caucus and non School committee was held in ' well, although the bullets have not duced without impairing the ef Raymond Hunt clerk. The meeting Notes. istration. A graduate nurse who of housewives. Along with simple . new government of Andre Tardieu the office of the Superintendent, ! been removed. The Ladies’ Auxiliary A. O. H. has received such registration shall and practical ideas of the care of fectiveness of the service. The con ■ in the Chamber of Deputies. was of short duration and the fol Herbert H. Clough, Wednesday eve- j Miss Gerick is in Tolland jail and clusions were not disclosed. lowing were re-nominated: City will meet in Forester’| hall on Tues be styled and kno'wn as a ‘Regis the sick, they have obtained new Failing, it seemed the good im- ning with the following members ! is to be tried on a charge of assault tered Nurse,’ and no other person conceptions of the importance of The report is not expected to clerk, Raymond Hunt; treasurer. present: Mrs. Thomas Garvan. ! with intent to murder in Superior day evening of next week. - pression created yesterday by M. The third division of the Ladies’ shall assume such title or use the simshine, fresh air, cleanliness and have much bearing on ci-vilian ac " Tardieu with his piinisterial declara- Parley B. Leonard; auditor, William Messrs. Bissell. Bradley, Flaherty, I court in January. tivities of the War Department As Yost; assessors, Frank Harlow and Aid society of the Union Congrega abbreviation, ‘R. N.’ or any other wholesome li-ving. One feature of . tion abounding in facts and figures Hensig, Talcott, Clough and Chair-' Regan Farm Sold tional church will hold a card party words, letters or figures to indicate the work is the handling, bathing, far as flood control is concerned, rather than the usual generalities, Julius Kosorick; city sheriff, Ar man Cummings. The report of the The Goldfield farm, formerly dressing and feeding of babies and the administration is regarded as thur T. Dickinson. , has been tonight at the Sykes Auditorium, that the person using the same is ■ might go for naught, and that his truant officer was accepted. I t : known as the Regan farm, commencing at 8 o’clock. The pub such a registered nurse.” young children with a view to safe likely to request higher appropria ministry would be voted out of of The Republican ward caucuses was reported by Mr. Clough that j sold by the Federal _ Land-Bank of guarding their health. Women and tions than heretofore. Abraham Gouz and lic is invited. Penalty for -violations of the pro- fice before it was fairly in. will be held on Monday night at 8 Miss Kierstead of the High school i Springfield to ' ’ ’ " ■visions of chapter 152 of the (Gen young girls who were pre-viously Every branch of the Army Is p. m. The Democrats will hold their wife of Long Island. John B. Miss Margaret Burke, daughter Indications were today, barring faculty was ill with an injured knee of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke of eral Statutes as relating to registra bewildered and helpless in the pres- covered in the report. incidents of the sort always likely to ward caucuses the same evening and that Miss Herring had re^ Thomas was in charge of the tion of nurses, and any false repre meeting in the same rooms at 8:30 transaction for the bank. West street, underwent an opera arise in debate, that a small ma turned to her duties after two tion on Thursday morning at St. sentation to the board of examiners jority—of anywhere from 17 to 45 p. m. weeks’ absence with a broken Miss Rice to Wed. may incur a fine of not more than The Democratic general caucus Francis hospital Hartford. , or 50 votes—would be given the wrist. There were no other seri Miss Daisy M. Rice of North Mrs. Stephen J. von Euw of Law one hundred dollars. new government. An unimportant will be held this evening in the Su ous cases of illness among the Park street, local music teacher, Application blanks can be ob perior Court room. There is at rence street and her son Stephen DON’T TRIFLE CONSTIPATION government motion of adjournment teachers. and Peter M. Hilow of this city have are visiting relatives in Boston this tained by nurses in this locality for , last night won by 44 votes. present no indication as to who v. ill filed marriage intentions at the registration by waiver, reciprocity run for the various offices. Other matters of importance were week. Peace Pledge. discussed, including the closing of Bureau of Vital Statistics, Hartford. Hojner Waltz of Ward street has or examination from the State Rid Your System of Its Disease-causing Poisons With M. Tardieu’s ministerial declara Parents’ Night. Board of Examination of Nurses. All The annual Parents' Night .pro the Public Schools on Armistice Second Travel Talk. been elected master of Vernon tion pledged peace with all nations “A Tale of Five Cities” is the applications must be on file before gram of the Rock-ville High school, day. Upon recommendation of Mr. Grange for the year. A.LL-BRAN . while maintaining the security of Clough it was voted to do so in subject of the second travel talk to Dec. 1. . France. M. Briand today had to will be held at the Sykes Memorial school, Friday evening, November view of the fact that the committee be given next Simday night ttt : descend from the general to the in charge of the Armistice celebra-1 Union Congregational church. The FALL STILL SICK Constipation gets its grip on a — chronic cases, with every meal. specific and answer criticism of his 15. The program has been com GLANT LINER LAUNCHED. person almost unawares. It starts Doctors recommend ALL-BRAN policy of evacuation of the Rhine pleted. Admission will be by card, with such little things. Headaches, because it is 100% bran. It works sent to each parent. Others wish “ Washington, D. C., Nov. 8—(AP) land, the agreement at the Hague, —Whether the health of Albert B. | listlessness. Bad complexions. Un as nature works. Serve it with milk and his proposal to discuss with ing to attend may obtain admission Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 8.— (AP) — pleasant breath. or cream, fruits or honey added. Fall, convicted of bribery in connec-1 Germany evacuation of the Saar cards by applying to the school of The giant airliner “Rio De Janeiro,” If allowed to continue, constipa Use it in cooking—^there are de fice. destined for the New York-South tion ■with the Elk Hills, California, basin. naval oil lease, ■will permit his de- j tion often leads to serious results. licious recipes on the package. The criticism principally was The first part of the program American service, which was It poisons the whole system. Steals Grocers sell ALL-BRAN. Restau from the Right, from those deputies will be held from 7 to 8:15 p. m. launched here yesterday, will be parture tonight for his home in the j rants, hotels, dining-cars serve it. southwest was undetermined this | the charm and beauty of women. ■who on October 22 were so and will consist of two periods of flown to New York today officials Robs men of their vitality and Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. vehement along just the same lines school classes in all departments. of the- Consolidated Aircraft Cor afternoon. ! ambition. that M. Briand resigned as premier The second part •will start at 8:15 poration, builders said. The former Interior Secretary was ■ In bed most of the morning. Don’t trifle with constipation. and took his ministry out with in the Sykes auditorium, where the The ship is the second of the 32 Rid your system of it by eating him, bringing about the crisis which following program will take place: passenger Commodore amphibians In 50 years the illiteracy in the Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN— a delicious M. Tardieu is attempting to solve. Music— High schoo^ orchestra. to be completed here. Ten more cereal. It is guaranteed to bring Henri Franklin Bouillon, who has Music—Boys’ Glee olub. •will be built to carry passengers and United States has been lowered 14 relief — to prevent constipation. ■ veered sharply to the Right from Fashion Show—By second year freight from New York to Rio and per cent, that is, from 20 per cent Just eat t'wo tablespoonfuls daily ALL-BRAN former Radical Socialist policies and class in sewing. Buenos Aires. in 1870 to 6 per cent in 1920. has become one of the most force Demonstration in Typing—Glen ful of M. Briand’s critics, was the C. Kingsbury of New York (Record most severe of all those who spoke of 260 words a minute). yesterday. He apparently made a One Act Play, “The Knave of deep impression on the chamber. Hearts,” by members of the Sopho ■ “At the Hague,” he said, “we paid more class, with the following cast: England in money and Germany in Blue Hose—Wilbur Ciechowski. security.” Pompedebile the Eighth Herman He characterized M. Briand’s for Brauer. eign policies as “ too lii^eral, always 'The Chancellor— Everet Felber. WEE gi-ving and never getting.” The Knave of Hearts-;—Sam La- FURNISHINGS In opposing early evacuation of vitt. . . . the Rhineland, he affirmed that Ursurala—Marjorie Wamwright. German appropriations for military The Lady Violetta — Murial purposes were sufficient to give Brown. their nation five times as strong an Pages and Heralds. Every Sort of Gloves for Winter armament as the treaty of Versailles Following the program oppor . I allows. He charged a German sys tunity ■will be afforded the parents is. tem of roads had been built which to meet the teachers in their rooms. ^ k Dress gloves, work gloves, To Advertise Rockville. would permit easy movement of an A gloves. army across the frontier into At a meeting of the Rockville Lions club, held at the Sykes audi- PAV France. torium on Wednesday evening', it DUNHILL’S ORIGINAL ' \ Silk, wool, leather. CREDIT PLAN ENJOYED was recommended that Rock'ville be \ ' y Just now we’re particularly advertised in sensible and practical BY THOUSANDS EVERYWHERE. !U. ^ Vl)\ emphasizing suede gloves for ways. The speaker of the evening HERE ARE VALUES ANDOVER was A. R. Sholander, field repre THAT TELL THE STORY! .i\ \ dress; They’re flexible and sentative of Lions International, \ very warm, likewise very dur- whose subject was ‘*Adver rising Miss Ethel MacDugal of Hartford Your Community.” He told in an able. spent the week-end the guest of interesting manner what many other FUR Miss Marjorie Whitcomb. communities had done. Among the TRIMMED ro A T 1 SKJ Word has been received of the methods other communities have Hayes, Fownes and D. & P. .. 32.50 to 30.00 birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. used were ha'ving parking space for Raymond Healy of Portland, Nov. the ^—Visitors from other towns, 5th at the Middlesex Hospital, Mid couriers policemen who can o'ver- Men’s Lined Gloves...... 32.00 to 30.00 dletown. Mrs. Healy before her look minor infractions of the law Pay Winter Is Coming jnnrriage was Miss Annie Merritt when committed by visiting motor only daughter of Leonard J. Merritt, ists, advertising New England as Boys’ Mittens,...... • • • 09c to 31*25 of this place. vacation land, making an appeal to Only A varied program was presented the tourists. Mr. Sholander also Boys’ Gloves______3U0O to 32.50 at the local Grange meeting Mon spoke on hotel service, '^hich 31.50 Get Your Overcoat day evening, including drills by sev should be of the best, a recreatioiml eral young ladies, readings by Miss center, properly supervised. He Amy Randall, instrumental solos by urged the fostering of spirit of co Down Real winter weather is right at our heels. Any Everett Allen, Ellsworth Mitten, operation in the community and morning now you’re likely to be very glad that you had W^lace Hilliard and Henry Hilliard, pointed out how merchants, citizens Time To Warm Up to the Subject Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hil public officials and others could all $1.00 the forethought to get your winter .overcoat and have liard. Mrs. Frank Haines of Wolf hold in advertising the commumty. it ready. Den Grange, state chairman of the President Philip M. Howe was au a Week home economics committee gave a thorized to appoint a committee to Warm underwear. j Why not take a few minutes today to take your pick very interesting talk on its duties. work on the matter of advertising Mrs. Samuel Bouton, local home the community. President William Light, medium and heavy of these zero-proof overcoats? economic committe was in charge R. Dowding of the Chamber of Lovely weights for winter. of the program assisted by Mrs. Commerce and Secretary _ Lewis Frank L. Hamilton and Mrs. Her Chapman, pledged co-operation. bert A. Thompson. At the close of Why wait? YouHl need it. the program it was voted to accept The next meeting of the Lions an invitation to meet with. Tolland club will be held on Fridav eve DRESSES $9.98 Better to get winter under Grange on November 19th, and to nings. November 22. It was decided wear now than have a cold M Kuppenheimer Overcoats furnish a 20 minute program. Visi to hold a few meetings on Friday tors were present from Pomfret, nights to see if more members “ get” you. Tolland, Bolton, West Hartford and would be accommodated. Hebron. A cafateria lunch consist Counri- Farm Bureau Meeting. MEN! HERE’S REAL QUALITY $40$50 ing of sand'wiches cake fruits nuts The Tolland County Farm Bureau Munsingwear, Glastenbury and Duo Fold will hold its annual meeting on and coffee was served. AT THE LOWEST PRICES There will be the annual election Thursday. November 21, at the Union Suits of officers at the next meeting, Nov. Girls’ club rooms in the Prescott 18th. ^ block, the program opening at 10:30 Rev. Cecil Hayes of Brimfleld, a. m. and continuing until 3 p. m. SUITS Mass., will preach at the local George Alan Works, new president $2.00‘“$5.00 House’s Special Overcoats church next Sunday. of the Connecticut Agricultural Charles Phelps came home from college, who was inaugurated to Boys’ Union S u its...... 31.25 to 32.75 Storrs College Wednesday evening day, will be the speaker. The pro to attend the special town meeting. gram of the day follows: 'Vote unon OVERCOATS Boys’ 2 Piece Suits...... 31.00 to 32.75 $22.50 $25 $30 $35 $45 Mrs. Lewis Phelps spent'Thurs changes in Constitution and By day in Hartford. laws: reports of officers a.r,d At the special town meeting held agents; election of officers for 1930; in the Town Hall Wednesday eve dinner at hall by Crackerjack Cook ning, after quite an argument, it was voted to let the selectmen buy a road machine. There was one Bring Your A Good Sweater Is Plenty of High demonstrated here last week which was very much liked. Part of the FOOT TROUBLES Pay Shoes Here money is to be paid this year to (Plenty of Oxfords; Too) wards the machine out o. the road Mighty Convenient g.ppropnation and the balance next to a Only The man who prefers high shoes vear. No need to enumerate the Slip-on Styles for colder weather can pick from * Mrs. Addison E. Frink was a SPECIALIST '32.50 a good variety here. In all of them caller in Manchester Tuesday. many times you’ll have yse 34.50 to 36.00 the quality that saves money for Charles Frederick is having a DELMAR I). AUSTIN Down for a sweater between now you. \/eek’s vacation. Howard Stanley and next summer—haven’t Priced high enough to give guar is taking Mr. Frederick’s place on Foot Correction Specialist Heavy 31.00 room, anyway. 'That is if anteed quality; low enough to give the fnail route. Sweaters 36.50 guaranteed value. And fitted to give 865 Main St., So. Manchester you get a good one—a real comfort right from the start. The males and females of all or a sweater that keeps its shape dinary species of ants have wings. Consultation Free Men’s Light Weight Evenings 7 to 9 p. m. is really warm And fits you. Only the workers, or neuters, are Week Coat Sweaters Co-Operative Styles...... 37.50 to $10.00 wingless. Aside from comfort and 33.50 to 39 SCHALLER’S pleasure, remember the S e lz ...... 36.00 and $8.00 HUNTEI^ economy of getting g. sweat er that will wear several Boys’ Slip-on Sweaters CIDER MILL BOYS’ SUITS TAKE NOTICE! winters. 32 to 35 House’s Specials...... $5.00 to $8.00 Open for Business AND OVERCOATS Hunters are forbidden to LONG WEARING FABRICS trespass on our property at PURE SWEET CIDER NEW FALL SHADES, ALL SIZES IS Highland Park for the purpose FOR SALE • of shooting game. Any persons violating the order Prices reasonable. Deliver will be prosecuted to the full extent ed anywhere in towp. Cider HOUSE made Saturday, and grapes W E E K of the law. ^ PA Y M E N T J LAWRENCE W. CASE, pressed by appointment. PLAN Case Brothers. Tonica Sorines Co. 352 Woodland St.. Tel. 6432 691 Main St., South Manchester ' U . .* • • MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRmAY, NOVEMBER 8, iyzy. PA<5B TEN World’s Weirdest Golfer GOOD BOWLING Harvard Is Flahive Upsets Dope MATCH TONIGHT To Defeat Outclassing Opponent Kebert-Werlosky vs. Bert- His Nibs Price Can Grin Now. tuiD YOU KNOW THAT— .... Western Eleven Has Lost The experts have been taking it hold-Borowski at Farr's !Wise Cracks! Bartford Battler Springs Big At one stage of toe Chicago- on the chin regularly during this our Three Conference Gamess Princeton game, Chicago had football season, but that victory of Alleys at 9:30. Surprise Silencing New i four backs who never had played California over Southern California Jackson Cannell, coach of Dart 1 ! high school football surpassing knocked most of them flatter thad mouth, probably publicly rebukC'J j Zuppke Trains Gun Sights Joe Beckett, the well-known prone young Mr. Longnecker for throwing i i i Princeton’s array of players de- There will be a good bowling Haven Tornado; Referee^s : I veloped by prep schools. . . . j British heavyweight. that forward pass to a Yale man 1 ! 1 The four were Paul Stagg, Br- When Nibs Price brought his match tonight at Joe Farr’s Charter and losing a ball game. However: | on Army. j rett Van Nice, Harold Bluhm ' Golden Bears east to play Penn- Oak alleys. Charlie Kebert and Vin- Card Too One-Sided. ' and Ben Wattenberg. . . . The ’ sylvania, the eastern division of nie Werlosky of the north end who Mr. Cannell might have taken the, erring youth to one side and cons.)l-1 BY HERBERT W. BARKER chief reason why Art Fletcher experts were quite rude with His recently beat Sasila-Orenstein, are Nibs and his boys. To be sure ed him with such words as “never Associated Press Sports Writer By TOM STOWE I i didn’t become manager of the booked to meet “Kaiser” Berthold i I Yankees, ’tis said is that Mrs. the Bears beat Pennsylvania, but mind that, old man, we all do things i and Augie Borowski. The match New York, Nov, 8.— (AP)—To Fletcher didn’t want him to. by only one touchdown. The team will start at 9:30 this evening and is like that once in a while.” I The indoor boxing season in Hart . Because he almost lost his that could beat Penn by only one expected to attract a good sized morrow the second Saturday in No ford opened last night at Foot health managing those Phils. touchdown, tlie point was ad crowd. Both Kebert and Werlosky It so happens that in 1916 in the vember finds a heavy schedule of Dartmouto-Princeton game, a young Guard Hall with a card of six bouts . . Members of the Ohio State vanced, must expect to lose de have been hitting the pins in fine climactic or semi-climactlc football which were so satisfactory that teams are given complimentary' cisively to Southern ^Califorma style this season and Kaiser and man named Jackson Cannell flung a forward pass to a Princeton man battles, with the invasion of the west ' Promoter Ed Hurley will it tickets for their families . . . and Stanford. Borowski will have to hit wood and Sam Selby, the Buckeyes' every minute to beat them. and and Princeton won toe bad by' Army and Harvard offering hard to duplicate. There was little game, 6 to 3. stalling and plenty of action cram nifty guard, has eight sisters. Interpreting Not So Hot. promise of the most spectacular med into a program which was ab . . . Sam’s work against Pitt Observers generally have held MACHINE SHOP LEAGUE frays of the day. At Charter Oak Alleys Except for Georgia, Yale this year breviated a trifle by a pair of alone earns for him All-Ameri the Jones clan in higher esteem tha.i The east has plenty of football can consideration . . • aud we California. Even last year, after Chevrolet seems to know no Marsters. knockouts. Rubin ...... 83 103 fare in its own territory but for gen The feature bout of the evemng haven’t met any of Sam’s sisters, Georgia Tech had beaten California, Tucker ...... 89 81 Speaking about names, Colgate eral interest the palm must go to found the ever-smiling Mickey Fla- either. . . . Stuart Holcomb, the cry was heard in some spots on Army’s duel with Bob Zuppke's Rll- hive, formerly of Striblings stable Ohio’s fullback, weighs 165 Richards ...... 88 90 1 beat Hampden-Sydney the other the Pacific slope that Tech had not Durfee ...... 90 83 noise eleven and Harvard’s fray with but now of Hartford, winning a de pounds. met the best team in California cy day, 60 to 0. But how in toe world Michigan. Despite a disappointing could dear old Hampden-Sydney cisive decision over t ^ a long way. To be sure California seaso^^Mwrked by a tie with Har T otals...... 350 357 380 ever hope to win a game with a Tornado Georgia Day of New Ha en. had tied U. S. C. in 1928, but that vard and a defeat by Yale, the Army ’ The Elm City battler wa3 so much Fords right guard named Pancake didn’t seem to mean anything. Limire ...... 82. 91 90 appears ready to snatch its first like a tornado last evening as his The interpreting after the game, major victory of toe year against K leinart...... 83 97 101 After Indiana wins a football name compares to night. ANGRY TROJANS it appears, is half the battle. This the Illinois who were beaten by Flahive’s victory came as a hig ’ tion driver and putter, one of many Holland ...... 89 107 103 game, probably some time in 1930, surprise. The former Georgian had year the interpreting doesn't E. R. Prentice, above, of San looking sticks. The hand'e Finnegan ...... 81 88 92 Northwestern last week. Harvard, I queer those students who vowed not to on paper, appears much stronger entered the ring the ^^derdog and seem to be quite so good. Rafael, Calif., may lay claim to the , are of madrone while shave until toe team scored a vic although he had plenty of friends, BLOCK PATH OF At any rate Nibs Price must be title of world’s weirdest golfer and; the shaft is covered with a rubber T ota ls...... 335 383 386 than Michigan which h£is lost three tory can whack ’em off with pleas Big Ten conference games in a row. few really believed that he would having a quiet little laugh at the no one is likely to dispute his claim, j hose. He hits a biUiard ball instead expense of those lads who wrote Reo ure by using some of the wonderfm win Day was figured to be too ex He appeared on the Del Home of the golf ball. Needless to say, the shaving cream toe coaches are in At home toe intersectional wmtest that his team wasn’t going any Holland ...... 77, between Georgia and N. Y. U. will perienced and too much of a willing ROCKNE’ S ELEVEN course recently with this combina-1 results are weird, too. dorsing. slugger. Usually when an oppon where in particular this season. Perine ...... 99 vie for interest with such purely ent dips Day on the chin »tje ^ e d The Stanford-California game re Gibbon ...... 82 domestic encounters as Penn State- as a fuse to a charge of dynamite mains in the way of Mr. Pidce s Morse ...... 94 Penna; Dartmouth-Browh; George- and spurs him on to vigorous complete relaxation. After Stan town-Navy; Colgate-Columbia; W. & er attacks that often find its victim. University of Southern Cali ford has won that one, which it T otals...... 362 392 357 MAJORS FACE HARD J. and Pittsburgh: Boston College- Mickey Too Spry SUPERIOR RESERVE STRENGTH Hudson Fordham; "Villa Nova-Bucknell: Rut- probably will, you will have the 88 84 Last night, however, Day found Dion ...... 126 gers-Lafayette and among toe little fornia Anxiously Awaits spectacle of three beaten coast Phaneuf...... 92 100 93 the Hartford boy too spry for him. teams. Perhaps the San Francisco 90 103 three, Wesleyan and Williams. Mickey danced around the nng wi Murphy ...... 94 GAME ON SUNDAY TO WIN TITLE FOR THE CUBS Gleason ...... 96 84 93 Yale meets Maryland with full ex fie nimbleness of a cat often caus and sent against Notre Dame in pectations of avenging the six to ing Day to miss with wild and des Coming Clash With Notre ! « i the New Year’s game. Totals ...... 498 362 373 nothing defeat by the southerners perate lunges. The only time that The Majors appear to be in for*a last year. Cornell should get no more Day scored heavily was when he Dame November lb . ---- . Essex tough afterfloon Sunday. William- than a workout against Western was able to back Flahive up against i It had been taken pretty much Last Night's Fights I Modean Figures Town Cham- Reserve but West Virginia appears Von Hone 83 100 81 sett is sending down its best team the ropes. The Georgian would pro------I for granted, before the Ca’i- doomed to defeat by the heavy De cede to beat a tattoo to the head and , ^ , o rpv,„uo I fornia victory of U. S. C., that Anderson 110 92 131 to oppose the locals at Hickey’s 120 89 107 troit eleven. bodv. Flahive covered up wen, Los Angeles, C^L. Nov. 8.— rhose Trojans would play the Notre — pions Will Retain Crown; Roth ----- Grove. There is only one team in hoSLver, and didn’t take half as Trojan footballers of the University gt^eet Jersey City —Leonard (Young) Robinson 92 121 95 Princeton hopes to achieve its Williamsett at present — a com second victory of the season at the much punishment as it looked a few of Southern Califorma could be con- ^ sidered the greatest aggregation in assumption will CaBs Extfa Major Play- Totals ... 405 402 414 bination of the big town team and expense of Lehigh but toe Pennsyl Boston—George Godfrey, Leiper- Dodge the Pirates. This will be the first vanians are looking up after a long ^°The bout took on all the as^ct present-day football—If it ' I ^ave to be rewritten, period of football depression: and of a grudge affair. Many times Day for Nibs Price, Roy Ri^gels, Denni. i Devine, former All- vUle, Pa., and Jim Byrae, Boston, DeadW OCd. Burke ... 86 82 85 time they have ever left their home and Flahive exchanged words and Lorn and a few other Golden Beai s | quarterback at Iowa, declared “no” contest, 7. Stevenson 97 108 121 field. may spring a surprise. both were guilty of illegal tactics m Sioux City—Johnny O’Donnell, St. ______Nelson .. 97 111 107 Leo Durocher, shortstop for the Syracuse and Holy Cross have from BerWey. Not | scouted Notre Dame for ‘ Southern 90 the clinches. Both boxers sustained Paul, stopped Harry Carotoers, BY ERIK W. MODEAN. Schieldge 100 89 New York Yankees coa.che3 the scheduled games with foes of minor compose the greatest California during toe Irish battle strength, toe Orange meeting Nia cuts about the eye but it was ap grid talent ever known, but wh -i j Georgia 1 .ch. Mr. Devine Moline, 6. , ^ . Assistant Sports Editor. teani' and he has a brother who Miami —Young Manuel Quintno, Totals . .. 380 390 403 gara and Holy Cross battling Bos parent that these were not causeu the Trojans “ p,,'I unloaded his chest of toe opinion plays halfback. This will be the by blows. If they were, certainly way toward establishment of an en-1 "Notre Cuba stopped Dick Gore, Jackson In making pre-series predictions final game for the Majors before ton U., Davis and Elkins, meets a SPECIAL MATCH state rival in West Virginia Wes ; the wounds were aggravated in toe viable record, toe Bears rush out of | ^j^g greatest ville, 7. as to the possible winner of the the town series and Coach Jack mauling that took Dame has Ottumwac, la .-- Henry Felegano, Charter Colts Dwyer is a,nxious to keep his team’s leyan. their dens and spoil it all. teams I ever have seen.” annual town championship tussle 99 88 293 clinches. Day was guilty of tutting When California downed the sons of Des Moines knocked out Johnny Sardilla ...... 96 slate immaculate. Williamsett used after the bell on two or three oc Owens, Kansas City 2. between the Cubs and the Majors, Anderson ...... 98 115 98 311 to take toe, old Eagles of this town Troy 15 to 7, it marked the first de Devine’s Opinion. Sioux City — Homer Sheridan, ___ 110 101 113 324 casions while Flahive once shot in feat of the Thundering Herd in Pa the predictor, to do any kind of pre Pontillo . into camp it will be remembered. an unquestionably low bl(W. Once during the battle with the Sioux City, outpointed Mike Rose- Thompson ...... 98 111 96 314 The Majors will practice at 2 o’clock WILLIAMS FAVORITE cific Coast football in three seasons Jackets, Jack Ellder took the ba’l dicting of value, must be governed Referee Bill Conway who gave and shattered a run of 16 consecu gall, Omaha, ten. tomorrow afternoon at Hickey’s. Battalino every one of the 15 rounds and br^ke through- the line of scrim by the cold and brutal facts and not Totals ...... 401 426 405 1242 in his championship fight with tive games without defeat. Further mage. Devine sat back and said: Casino’* Big Four IN WESLEYAN GAME more, it was the second time in two by a sentimental aspect of the ques VETERAN GOLFER. Routis a few months ago repeated “I won’t have to diagram that tion. Such being the case I • sadly Orenstein ...... 104 96 100 300 the stunt qgain last night by gi^ng years that the Berkeley Bears heav play. I have seen that Joy on it Rich ----- ...... 88 85 93 266 ed the well-known monkey wrench BOOTH DIDN’T PLAY pick toe Cubs to retain their crown 302 Fred McLeod, 47-year-old golf Flahive every round. Personally, I before. He is gone. That’s toe for at least another year. Johnson >...... 88 93 121 Middletown, Nov. 8 — (AP> — into Trojan machinery. They set up 100 92 283 professional of the Columbia Coun could not see it that way. Ad^tted- same play he made 20 yards Yet nothing will be gained by a Ellis ----- ...... 91 try club, Washington, has partici Wesleyan will meet Williams here Flahive gave Day a good snei- a temporary barricade to toe ram against Carnegie Tech with—the South End victory except unbroken tomorrow in toe second game of the pant Herd last fall, holding them to ...... 371 374 4061151 pated in every U. S. open links lacking but certainly he didn’t carry longest run of the day for either IN LOCAL CONTEST supremacy over the North End. Totals ... championship during the past 27 little three series ^ th Captain Jim every round. I gave the New Haven a scoreless tie, but Howard Jones my Bagg, quarterback in the Bogup. team.” Much will be lost. Mainly and SOUTHPAW CONTROL. seasons. h boy the first, fourth and at least ^ brought his aggregation back by Devine was asked of Southern foremost — spectator enthusiasm. Bagg was injured in the Ccdttnftia ^ ■ even break if not the advantage m grinding out victories over 11 op game and was not available for the California’s chances of beating And it is this same enthusiasm that | CONTRIBUTE GAMES. ■ the ninth. Day scored many points ponents. builds football teams or breaks Jimmy Walkup, Fort Worth left- game with Amherst. when Mickey was foolish enough to Notre Dame. ' Yale Star Settles Argument handed pitching star, is one south The rest of the Imeup will be “Their reserve power will be them. No spectators—no finances paw who has control. In a 15- Anglo-Saxon contributors to toe r - - engage him in infighting and also Now that the Trojans have been —no team. How many people will Schwenk, anU Lum, tackles; Means ^against the ropes. It was m the open hard for any outfit to down,” he game stretch last season he walked games of the world are cricket, and Coffin, guards; Steege and stopped, they're going to be tougher replied. “’They loqk like th Over Cloverleaves-Boys’ pay to see a game in which there ^ that the Hartford boy cuffed him oo than ever to overcome. The strain only 13 batters. rugby and soccer by the English Gray, ends; Miller, center; Blakes- champions or near-champions to is no element of doubt as to the out and baseball, basketball and foot lee and TlrreU, halfbacks; dud Wil • ‘ neatly with rights and lefts to the of upholding a winning streak has come? Count them on the hand of a . head and body. Mickey s left me.” Club Game With Letter. Cecil Urbaniak of Fairmont, W ball by toe United States. cox fullback. snapped. The game with Nevada It has begun to look that way two-fingered man. e-was a constant menace to the Lim should serve as a whetstone to Ya,., who set toe sports fans talkirg The Williams game Is the major '“ City battler. to lots of other people,' too. Sentimental Side. this spring by executing, unassist The latest sporting development home contest of toa Wesleyan sea sharpen them for Notre Dame. in democratic Germany is a tennis son and hundreds of alumni are ex Conway One-Sided When toe Thundering Herd gal i What would be the result of a ed, a triple put-out play, is tryl.n Conway gave Flahive the fight 50 Ever since Albie Booth of Yale tournament arranged for the ball pected here for it. Williams rules lops onto Soldiers’ Field at Chicago, sprung into the college football North End victory? It would elimi for the varsity football team at Uni to 32 on points and voted him eveiY nate the aforementioned danger of versity of Kentucky. boys of toe Meinnheim club. a strong favorite. ' round as follows; 5-4, 5-3, 5-3, b-iS, Nov. 16, to clash wdth the Notre limelight, there has been a red hot Dame Ramblers, a new world’s rec NORWALK RUNNER controversy here as to whether or lost spectator enthusiasm. It would 5-3, 5-3, 5-3, 5-4, 5-3, 5-3. This give added zest to toe next series. means that only with the exception ord for attendance at football games not he played with the New Haven is likely to be established. More than Boys’ club against the Cloverleaves It would bring a championship of toe first and seventh rounds. Day again into God’s country, giving didn’t even give Mickey close op 125,000 frenzied fans are expected ENTERS REC RUN at Hickey’s Grove three years ago. “All the clothes at 789 Main Several persons were so sure that those in that section of the town position. There were no knock- to be on hand for the struggle, reason to back up their team. It Street were built for the man -V^^downs. Day’s punches unquestion which should decide whether or not they laid wagers to that effect. who wants to appear at his com One report was to the effect that would give a severe jolt to the ably carried more steam but it was Notre Dame is 1 i be the national Cub’s egotism, which is now so pro fortable, well-dressed best,” says a case of his being unable to hit a championship eleven of 1929. There seems no doubt but what Booth was put out of the Boys’ Glenney. the annual five mile cross country Club-Cloverleaves encounter for im nounced as to become obnoxious. constantly shifting target. Flahive “It is Notre Dames’s year,” Knute Another victory for the south apd OVERCOATS . was the most impressive last mght Rockne has said of his stalwart run here Thanksgiving Day morn proper playing and told in crisp words to “go and learn toe game. they will insist on being called, and he has been since coming to Hart band of gridderu who move about ing under the auspices of the respectfullly, too by the title of YOU MUSTA BEEN »N ford and he won many more admir- If such were the case, certainly the country to administer decisive Recreation Centers will be the most “Mr.” A H U R R Y A grreater selection of fine overcoats ha. No alternate Hampton road, shoulders being oiled the Warrenville Westford road. ders incomplete, 80 M. Pi TO TAKE Traffic can pass. route. for 3 miles. New Havtford-Barkhamsted road, ' Route No. 112: Durham-Gullford Bolton, Bolton Center Road is Bcadaohy, billons, constated? ACCIDENTS TOTAL bridge is open to traffic. road la open to traffic, work is ' being oiled for one mile, TRIP ON DIRKaBLE , Tsks |ft-NATVRI*S SIIA t - New Hartford-BakervlUe road Is being done on the shoulders. j , Brooklim-Pomfret. An improve J tonigltt This mild, aafs. vlgota- CONDITION OF Gullford-No. Guilford road is ment is being made on the Pom- under construction. No alternate ' bio romedy will hsvo yon foelinc London, Nov. .—(AP)—The air I fret-Brooklyn road, and delay to route. 8 /fine by morning) You’ll on joy SHOWS DECREASE being oiled for 11 miles. ship R-lOl will take 80 members of t Route No. 184: Cornwall Project. I motorists may be expected where No. Stonlngton - Pendleton Hill "If we do not provide proper edu ' freo, thorough bowel setion with the House oT Commons for a trip Bridge Is under construction on the grading operations are being road is being oiled for 1 mile. cational facilities for our boys aod out tho slii^tost sign of griping STATE ROADS I on Nov. 16. Lady Astor and two carried on and where surfacing is I Preston-Hallvllle road 1s being girls, we will in the long run, have ^ or discomfort. new location. No detours. j women Labor!tes. Dr? Ethel Bent- Route No. 144: BrooHlyn-Poirt- being laid. ! oiled for 3 miles. to pay the cost to other govern S o/«. mild, tmreijr For First Time Motor Vehi j Putnam, Putnam Heights road is mental agenpies as a result ot our ham, and Dr. Marlon Phillips, are • a( dr«ss<***~on& 2Sc Road conditions and detours in fret tbad is being oiled for 2 miles. I Cheshire-Merlden road is being ! under construction. Open to traf- j negligence in education.”—Charles among them. n S L U KS A UlUJON. " 2 . the State of Connecticut made nec- Route No. 148: No. Westchester- : oiled for 3 miles. One hundred and fifty-nine M. esary by Hlghwayh?wUn- $i I fic. I A. Lee, superintendent of schools of cle Department Notes Moodus FaUs Road is being graded 1 Cheshire and Meriden road is un P.’s drew lots for the 80 places. essary by highway construction, re I Putnam, Bridge Street is being |Missouri. T O - N I C H T ^ for one mile. der construction. No delay to traf I oiled for one mile, The men who will make the trip TOMORROW ALRir HFi' pairs and oiling, announced by the Route No. 152: New Preston- fic. Putnam, Roxbury Falla Road, include F. Montague, under-secre Drop in Car Crashes. Conn. Highway Department as of Warren Center Road, steam shovel j “There can be no doubt that as Canton Center-Colllnsville road is ■ steam shovel grading and bridge tary for air; Major J. B. Cohen, Nov. 6th, 1929. grading and macadam construction nation we have become 'foreign under constructlo'n. No alternate ! construction. No detours. Conservative who lost both legs m Route No. 1: Old Saybrook Post under way. Short delays probable. trade minded’.”—A. S. Hlllyer, U. S. the war: and Col. Hamilton Gault, Road, shoulders being oiled for 2 route. ; Stanford - High Ridge Road An opportunity is presented this Route No. 153: East Haddam, East Hampton-Leesville road, ma Department of Commerce. ♦ who raised and equipped the Prin miles. i (North Stamford Avenue) concrete year in Connecticut to record a de East Haddam-Salem road, shoul-i cadam surface being laid. cess Pat’s Canadian light infantry iRKttforivt MINUID U I Route No. 3: Danbury-Newton ders being oiled for 4 mUes. i ! construction under way. No delay "I meet many charming people for service in the World War. to FORTY THEATRES crease for the first tltne in the an road, steam shovel grading and con Route No. 168: Jonathan T rum -, East Morrls-Watertown road is : to traffic. only to say goodby. That is one oi nual total of motor vehicle acci struction on new location. No de bull road is under construcUon from j under construction. No alternate ; Sterling-Ekonk Hill road is under the drawbacks in being a wanderin'.,' route. dents, according to reports being tours. Route No. 3 to the end of the Im- ^ ! construction. Surfacing l.^ com- minstrel.”—Rosa Ponselle, granJ Route No. 6 : Bolton-Manchester, Franklin, A section of the Baltic- FINANCES FOR GERMANY received by the State Motor Vehicle proved road north of Columbia | I pleted. Traffic con pass. singer. Manchester - Wllllmantlc Turnpike Green and from the end of the Im-1 North Franklin road is now under Stratford-Kard’s (Corner to Lord- Department. Accident figures for 1 i is under construction. One way proved road south* of CJolumbia i construction. Grading is being done, I ship road, bituminous road under “ Only througl), organization e vn Berlin, Nov. S.-'-(A P )—Further the first ten months of the year are traffic, slight delay. Green to the end of the Improved | and culverts are being installed. It I construction. No delay to traffic. American financial backing for Ger is possible for traffic to get agriculture approximate Industry nearly 1,000 below the number re 14 _ ,_D -Old ...... road at Lebanon. Surfacing is being | I Voluntown and No. Stonlngton, in eliminating wasteful distribution man and Central European industry ported in the corresponding period Route No. 8 : Wlnchester-Rowley laid on the section south of Colum through. ! Pendleton Hill road is under con- and standardizing products.'— was expected to rea\ilt from the last year. Street Bridge, is under construc bia Green. Travelers are warned to > Glastenbury-Addison road is un ! structlon. Grading operations and Arthur M. Hyde, commissioner ot visit to Berlin of Vice President J. It is estimated that to reach or tion. Short detour. use extreme care in passing thru. der construction. Open to traffic macadamizing are in progress. agriculture. H. Eager of the Bankers’ Trust exceed - the record of last year, Route No. 10; Cromwell, Hart- Lebanon, Norwich and Lebanon Griswold-Preston City road is Vehicles can pass through although Company. He was accompanied by ford-Saybrook road is being oiled which was the greatest in the his road is being oiled for, 4 miles. under construction Open to traf- ' delay and roughgoing will be en- “ Our civilization is much like 1 two of the company’s branch mana tory of the state, accidents must be for 2 miles. Lebanon, a section of the Jona fic. i countered. gers. Haddam, Hartford - Saybrook garden. It is to be appraised by tbo “ We are intere.sted in all types of reported at the rate of more than than Trumbull road is being oiled Guilford, No. Guilford road is I Wallingford-West Road- work quality of its blooms.”— Presidcr.: road, shoulders are being oiled. financing. Industrial a.s well as 3,000 a month. This is an unpre ! for IH miles. being oiled for 11 miles. I being done on shoulders. Hoover. cedented number, and far above the Route No. 12: A section of the Lebanon-Creamery Hill road is I Wallingford-Statc Street is being municipal, and 1 believe that a nu>n- ■ Norwich-Putnam road is being re-1i Route No. 171: East Haven, ber of types of loans can be floated | VA' usual total for either November i" Short Beach road is under con being oiled for 3 miles. ' oiled for 2 miles. “Our minds do not function w*^!i | lOMHKM QtllMI' December. The largest number constructed just south of Central Litchfield, Milton road is under Warren - Woodville road, steam on the American market” said Mr, 1 ! Village. Shoulders of this road are struction. No delay to tfaffic. unleas our bodies are healthy—Jol.u' Eager, j ult thus far reported in any one month Route No. 182: Flanders Village- construction. No alternate route. I shovel grading and macadam con- was in August, 1928, when there being constructed. Traffic can pass. C. Phillips, governor of Arizona. He is lenxjng soon for Vienna, Chesterfield road is under construc Lakeside-Washington road is -un , struction. No detours. Route No. 17: West Hartford- Waslilngton - Bee Brook Road, Prague and Budapest to discu.ss ^ were 2,908. tion. Grading is being done and der construction. Short detour. There were 20,440 accidents re Avon, Albany Avenue is under con ! macadam completed. Bridge under R.\CE WRITER DIES. I municipal Ibans and then will return culverts are being installed. Traf Lltchfleld-Milton road is being to Berlin to complete extensions of ported to the department up to Oct struction, but open to traffic. There ; construction. Dallas, Tex., Nov. 8.— (A P )—J. L. j fic wiU find it difficult to get oiled for % of a mile. Dempsey, veteran race ■' writer and credit to Germ.an banks and indus ober 25, this year. In the same is a five minute delay due to the Madison-Horse Pon Road, surface West Hartland road is under con- period last year there were 21,405, construction of a bridge over the through this work. ' struction. No alternate route. chart maker for the Daily Racing tries. Brookfield-Obtuse Road, m a c- is being laid. Form, died in his hotel room today. These figures take into considera Farmington River. Middlefield-Constructing bos cul Weston-Lyons Plains road and tion the fact that since July 1 of Preston. Norwich and Westerly adam complete. Shoulders and rail Dempsey came to Dallas to rope: t Air mt}il lines of the UnitaA vert on Baileyville Road, no delay i Newton roads are being oiled-. States arc now transporting tdft 1 this year, by virtue of a new law, road is being oiled for 3 miles. ing uncompleted. 1 Wilton-Hurlburt Street, grading the race meet at Arlington Down v only those accidents causing dam Route No. 186: No. Haven-Broad- to traffic. the new plant just opened botween tons of air mail, or 800,000 letters, j Route No. 32: Mansfield. Willi- Morris, East Morris-Thomaston , and macadam construction under age of 525.00 or more have been re mantlc-Stafford road is being oiled wav is being oiled for one mile. here and Wort Wortli. every 24 hours. i road is under construction. Shoul way. No detours. ported. In using comparcUve figures for one mile. Route No. 188: Flanders Village- for last year, accidents which oc Route No. 101: Putnam-School Chesterfield road is under construc curred after July 1 and resulted in Street is being oiled for one mile. tion. Grading is being done and damage of less than $25.00 have not Route No. 109: Mansfield-Phoe- culverts are being installed. Traf been coftsidered. It is also of note nixville road is under construction. fic vrtll find it difficult to get HEADQUARTERS N. Y. C. that the low total is attained this The shoulders of this road are being through this work. year despite an increase of approxi built at this time. Open to traf Route No. 318; Coventry, Willl- mately 8 per cent, in the number of fic. mantic-Hartford road from the cars in use on the highways. Coventry-Bridge over Willimantic Msmsfield town line to South Cov Connecticut’s record of accidents River is under construction, but entry Village is being oiled. since 1918. when the annual total open to traffic. Route No. 319; Crorawell-West reached 1,000 for the first time, foi- (Coventry, Willimantic - Hartford Road is being oiled for 3 miles. OPEN I lows: . . No Route Numbers: Ashford-Two No. of .Accidents road is being oiled for 2 miles. Year Route No. Ill: Portland-East bridges are being constructed on 1918 1,987 A 1919 4,830 A 1920 6,878 1921 7,475 1922 11,513 A ia r g e 1923 1 16,500 CHARGE 1924 20,781 1925 22,568 1926 24,326 SAGE-ALLEN & CO. 1927 26,832 ACCOUNT 1928 27,539 INC, ACCOUNT ' 801 MAIN ST., SOUTH MANCHESTER! 1929 (To Oct. 25) 20,440 HARTFORD TEL. 2-7171 While the total of accidents may ' OPEN EVENINGS ihow a decrease this year, the re mits of the accidents which have fcccurred are just as serious, if not more so, than ever before, depart ment statistics show. Up to Octo ber 25, this year, 368 persons had Girls^ Alpaca Pile Richiy VltmSmarj been killed in accidents. This is one above the number killed in the cor responding period last year. Per % L L & W H V T £ R sonal injury accidents have also in F u r -T r i m m e ^ creased this year. The rate of in C o a ts crease for the first nine months was about 12 per cent. 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See the Inner Construction See the Suite Built in our Window These suites are exclusive B. F. M. Webbing, with Kane’s in Hartford. which is the best The manufacturers chosa Reinforced with the new “PRIMEWAY” feature brace! this big store as an outlet Springs hand tied eight ways with finest quality Ital an twine. for this extraordinary pro New Loop and Ring feature In he spring construction elimin $129—4-Piece Bedroom Suite! duct. Remember — if the ates all tacks which means cJiut $229—10-Piece Dining Room Suite! Beautifully made and its finish of Walnut on 4 PIECES no tacks can become loosened. So A suite Is right up-to-the-minute In style! You’ll 10 PIECES Guinwood with overlays of Maple makes It look Bottom Breaks Down—in not only is the spring construc love It when you see It! Thanksgiving It but a A like a suite that would sell for double this price! short while away—and If you buy NOW—durlr>g^fc $ 7 9 . 5 0 tion almost impossible to get out this great Sajc—your savings will be more th a u ^ ^ 1 Pieces: Bed. Chest of Drawers, French Vanity and any of these suites within of order but a most resilient worthwhile. Walnut Veneers and Gumwood. 10 Dresser! Usually sells for 0129. EASY TERMS h m v m ' pieces! Buffet. Table, China Cabinet, Server. 5 spring seat is the result as noth Side Chairs and Host’s Chair (chairs have uphol 149 \ftATURE 10 years—you get a new stered seats).. Usually sells for $229. EASY TJERMS Wtlll IC)tM fA ing interferes with the spring (MHT «*y Tit»o»r»«ciii« ». r •«. w m r ' suite FREE! «U «»»TI»6 tM I« I» T«C TWWf action. T erm s See these Suites being made in our W indows T erm s Your suite is practically CUSTOM MADE— The only way to realize how different and how every suite is built to your order! A factory practical these suites are is to see them! We. Y our will be glad to demonstrate them to you—thei’e Y our representative will be in attendance at our is absolutely no obligation for you to buy! Sit O w n stores this week to explain the advantages of in these suites. You’d never dream that a par this new suite! See these sijites built in our lor suite could be so comfortable! If you have O w n ever experienced the disappointment of a suite windows! Different color conibinations to se “breaking.down” you’ll be thrilled to know that W ith in lect from! Different styles to choose from! All this suite is practically indestructible. ^ A new W ith in priced at no higher than what you would pay suite if the bottom breaks down within 10 HE 9x12 Ft. Seamless Axminster Rug and for an ordinary suite! years! 7-Pc. Coxwell Chair Grouping! Two 27x54 in. Tapestry Rugs. Coxwcll Chair (Jacquard up- ^ Reason Three rugs for much less than holstery). End Table, Foot the price of one! Usually A Better Suite at the Price of an Ordinary One! Stool, pair of Book Ends, sells for $39.00. All Three Lamp and Shade. Usually sells for H2.50. A sensation a t__ $1 DOWN Rugs f o r ...... $1 DOWN OPEN OPEN N. 1092 1092 TILL TILL Main St. 10 P. M. 10 P. M. Main St. V *5 mAiNv;riaoiEJK EVENING HERALD. SUU’JH MANUHES'l’ER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NUVEMEER 8, 1929...... - i - i - ^ ' «. .1'M -i»AGE FOURTEEN manufscttiHng\ estabUiAKeBte^- cloTO on Honday for the ohwrvanM BIG ARMISTICE DANCE of Ajrmistice Day has inspitr^-manj You Said a Mouthful! to plan dA attending uYe”blg:dnnce i^R E lG N LEGION Queer Twists SATURDAY AT RAlWSOW at the R^hbow Saturday night, for Overnight whfch the>Commandera, concetied to In D a y’s News to be the most popular dance band of ^even. pieces in Tolland Coyhty SURRENDERS MAN A . P. News The program that has been com7 will furnish the program and t m m pleted for Saturday night at the itself is ^ifficient to guarantee an Albany, N. Y.—Governor Roose Rainbow is replete with attractive evening of perfect dance enjoyment. features. The grand Armistice ball New York—Stocks rally at close velt is now authorized to drive a Saturday evening is the first of a For First Time In Years Mur after initial drop. ^ car, having passed a test with one The a^ary of 4he Secretary* of equipped with handbrakes. InfantUe series of pre-holiday attractions, Washington—Chairman Legge of State under President Washing paralysis prevents him from using that will be offered the patrons of ton wae .$2500 a year. All other Federal Farm Board says selling the Bolton dance palace. derer Is Handed Over to wheat or cotton at present prices is loot pedals. members-of the cabinet drew $2000 Minneapolis—A delightful scheme Announcement that many larg.? a year. foolish. to boost the circulation of the Civilian Police. Washington—Loomis accepts invi Gopher, undergraduate year book at tation to appear before Grand Jury the University of Minnesota, has investigaUng Brookhart’s liquor failed. Twelve choms girls were to Sidi-Bel-Abbess, Algeria. — (AP) charges. be on the campus an hour and 15 __By surrendering a murderer to tne Jefferson, Wis.—Four robbers loot minutes and kiss everybody who civilian police to stand trial for a bank of $210,000, townsfolks think subscribed. Dean C. E. Nicholson put crime committed prior to his ing burglar alarm a test. his foot down. listment, the French Foreign New York—Telephone girls are to has caused earnest confabs in the Washington — Senator Norris barracks here and the places fre struck by auto and painfully injured. have no difficulty at all in under quented by the Legionnaires. Winchester, Ky.—Policeman and standing numbers. A talkie film de For years the idea has been gen man killed in gun battle. vice demonstrated by experts of the erally accepted that no matter Shawnee, Okla.—Policeman and Bell laboratories g^ives the number ■ what crime a man was accused of robber suspect killed near Harjo in verbally to central when the sub in civil life, he was safe from pro gfunflght. scriber silently dials it. It is to be secution so long as he remained in San Francisco — Billings takes put into use in New York City. ^ > >5 London—One of the things nqjiced the Foreign Legion. ___ steps for a pardon. Civilian detectives long have com Washington—Fall leaives for Texas particularly in the United States by plained that when they called at pending appeal of bribery case. j Ishbel MacDonald, as she related to headquarters, evasive answers were San Francisco — Northwestern ' a Labor meeting, is that Americans received concerning alleged crimi Pacific railroad employes asked to clap their hands w'hen Englishmen nals whom they sought. Or, by vote on plan for longer hours in would cheer. strange coincidences, it appeared summer and shorter in winter to Omaha—Frank O’Connell has won that these men had been detailed prevent lay-offs. a $200 prize for the best essay on for service in the lower Sahara or Frankfort, Ky.—Judge M. M. pioneer life of Nebraska. He is serv on the fringe of the Hoggar, where Logan announces candidacy for U. ing the 14 th year of a life term for the hand of the law lengthy as it S. Senate. „ bank robbery and murder. C o n n e c t i c u t Mother’s is reputed to be, was too short to Washington—Alexander P. Moore New York—Beatrice Lillie has ar- \ rived from abroad to fulfill a two reach. ^ . to return to Peru as ambassador. Not Interested in Past Point-A-La-Hache, La. — Gloria week’s vaudeville engagement for “A man is known in the legion Rouzer, alias lone Orde, testifies which she will be paid $15,000. Then Plan is succeeding... bv the name under which he en Kraft jumped overboard on voyage. she will go to Hollywood to make listed and that alone.” the corres London—Commons vote down cen talkies. HEN your child is headachy, clogged system; snake a child happy. pondent was once told at head sure of government on status of W bilious, feverish,half-sick,with There isn’t a child who doesn’t quarters here- "His former private India. no appetite or ener^, nme times out love its richi fruity flavor. Improved life does not concern us and we are Berlin—Government expresses re of ten, just one thing is to blame; appetite, digestion and assimilation BOOK BRINGS $13,000 constipation! follow its use. A child’s entire system not concerned with it.” gret to Venezuela that Gerrnans en This confidence was volunteered gaged in revolt movement last sum Cleanse the little digestive tract is toned and strengthened, New York, Nov. 8.— (AP)—A with California Fig Syrup and see Mrs. M. S. Chamberlahi, 249 at the time of the release of the mer. . volume that brought only $3,000 in j London—King George goes to how hreath is sweetened; coated Putnam St., Hartford, says: "Since American, Bennett J. Doty of London several years ago was sold I tongue cleared; eyes brightened. I found out how good California Biloxi, Miss. theater for first time since illness. at auction last night for $13,000. It | More than two doses are seldom Fig Syrup is, I have kept some in The case had filled the news Dublin—Government defeated in was a first edition in Holland's j necessary to drive away all signs of a the house. It never fails to help papers of both hemispheres for sev Parliament on minor amendment, "Baziliologia: A Book of Kings,” j my children. I give it at the eral weeks and the Paris papers for but Cabinet remains unshaken. published in 1618 and known as the j CALIFORNIA^ first sign of upsets or colds. days had reached Sidi-Bel-Abbes Sear^port, Me.—Alan Twitchell, Sir Thomas Brooke copy. Their wonderthl condition proves with long accounts of how, life term convict, and Herman L. The buyer was Dr. A. S. W. Rosen- this a good plan.’’ Caution: to the representations of the visit Cronkite, robber, who escaped from Nickels registered the most improve FIG SYRUP bach. It was an item in the library RICH,FRUITY L A X A T IV E The genuine always bears the ing American Legion to France— state prison at Thomaston on Tues 16 to 20 year state prison sentence COMM.\NDERS BUS\. THE name Californio. ment. at the late John C. Williams, of AND TONIC FOR CHILDREN that was in 1927—Bennett J. Doty, day, captured. for his part in holdup of four men ------Other sections were steady except Morristown, N. J., which to date at Milford last September 22. The popular Commanders orchestra sentenced to eight years prison^ for Burlington, Vt. — Commission British funds which still were under has brought $51,375 at auction. desertion would be released. created by Legislature to present New Haven-Jury awards Vincent that is heard U the Rainbow regu- the influence of the conversion loan. jNew naveu Saturday evenings have a Yet, the correspondent had noted proposals for amendments to state A. Dorozka, Yale medical school on the desk of Colonel Rollet, com constitutions adjourns without ac student $46,025 in two suits against busy holiday schedule ahead of mander of the Legion, a stack of tion. , II. Harry Lavine, real estate broker, them. Tonight the band is playing telegrams addressed to Bennett J. Braintree, Mass.—Flaming crude charging malicious arrest and alien 'at Stafford Springs, Saturday night at the Rainbow, Sunday night in Doty, and which had remained un oil from still in Cities Service R e -, ation of affections. fining Company plant severely bums Hartford and Monday and Tuesday delivered. T Colchester— Swarm of bees and "We don’t know any Bennett J. four men. evenings in Stafford Springs. Dotv here,” the colonel volunteered, Cambridge, Mass.— Clarence R. honey stolen from farm of Kutis I Thanksgiving week W. J. Cook of “we know one Gilbert Clare of Saunders, 51, of Cleveland, O., Har Brothers. ,.jthe Butterfly Ballroom, Springtieid. .' Memphis, Tenn., but J .d o n ’t sup vard business school student, killed New Haven—Yale awards HO i - ^ sending the Commanders on a pose you are interested in him. by automobile driven by Mrs. Alice scholarships, 20 to Connecticut men. tour that will bring them into The Same Man DeForest Sedgwick of Cambridge. New Haven—Miss Bessie Lee Spencer, Ludlow and Athol, Mass., Clare was the name under which Providence, R. I.—Mrs. Israel Lathrop, clerk for 30 years, amassed for a series of engagements under Doty had enlisted and been sen- Bernstein of Portland, Me., reelected fortune exceeding $340,000 inven Mr. Cook's management. president of the New England Con tory of estate reveals. Recentlv two Paris detectives ar ference of the National Council of Middletown—President Hoover in rived at Sidi-Bel-Abbes and told the Jewish Women. vited to speak at Centennial celebra "colonel: "we have a warrent here Bucksport, Me.—Ashes of Dustin tion of Wesleyan in 1931 LONDON M.ARKET • for Gaston Froissart who killed his Farnum, stage and screen star who Milford—Harold F. Woodcock, J ------\ grandmother with an axe in 1926, died last winter in New York, to be general manager of Yale Athletic j London, Nov. 8.—(AP)—Wall III 7 ' \ robbed her and then enlisted in the brought here for internment. Association tells Rotary Club com- ; street’s rally infused a more cheer- Legion as Rene Bernard. Boston—Honeymooners on boat merclalized college football is justifi- | ful tendency into the Stock Ehc- 7 “Prove to me that Bernard and from New York find Joseph Fran able and necessary. i change generally coday. Trans-At- Froissart are the same man, the cisco, 21, a Brazilian, hidden in their Bristol—Fire causes $15,000 dam-''- ’ ''nvorites opened better and ; colonel asked. stateroom. age to Forestville home of Oscar continued to Improve slightly over Bernard was sent for, Bertillon Worcester, Mass.—Eighteen year Anderson, superintendent of public j parity gains trom yesterday's close, mc-'surcraents were reduced, estab- old Uxbridge lad, Frank Dogil, given v/orks. 1 ranging from one to three points. lialfing the identity of the man as / Froi.ssart without the shadow of a "i doubt. . Froissart is on his way to Paris /J to go before the assises and many of his former companions in the Legion are wondering whether this means a radical change in the poliev which they had always be % lieved ruled in the dealings of the Legion authorities the plain clothes police. T One corporal then summed up &\ the situation: . , , ^ ' *: “It served him right for killing a-'f)' *5t'. his grandmother with an axe and robbing her. Perhaps if it had been 'K' a real stand-up murder between men, it would have made a differ ence.” RAILROAD MAN TO TELL PHtl "Y ABOUT FAHY’S BANQUET t . I Ha Washington. Nov. f V railroad president’s account of the now famous Fahy dinner for mem /i bers of the Senate, at which Senator Smith W. Brookhart says liquor was I ‘ served is to be laid on Monday be 1 .4 - ih:- fore a Grand Jury investigating prohibition conditions here. Edward E. Loomis, of the Lehigh 'Valley /A Roalroad who Brookhart says, sat next to him and took a drink, has informed U. S. Attorney Leo A. Rover that he will appear before the Grand Jury. Brookhart himself suggested that Loomis be called. TO DEPORT ALIENS Bangor, Maine, Nov. 8.— (AP) Indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on charges of illegal entry into the United States, 54 men, mostly from the Canadian provinces languished America’s aid in every time today in an overcrowded Jail here. I f its an^paper Forty one of them faced one day sentences and speedy deportation. Similar sentences of the remaining 13 expired today and they were to of need. Your Membership be transported to the border and escorted across. The wholesale indictments yester read it/ day, the largest number ever re turned for ,the same cause at a single term of the U. S. District makes Red Cross Service possible. Court was the outgrowth of a round » up by immigration agents of aliens drawn to the Aroostook county potato harvest by the lure of high wages. CLEAN ! JOIN BANK ROBBED OF $105,000 Jefferson, Wis., Nov. 8.— (AP)— Authorities today had nothing more tangible th^i license number and Incomplete dlaciiptions on which to base their search for five men who robbed the Fanners and Merchants •paTik yesterday of about $105,000 in iwspaper T he Red Cross cash and securities. IS IS an The number, apparently issued in Ohio, and the discrlptlons led the R sheriff to wire the bureau of crimi nal identification at Columbus. From this he was hopeful "something JR means Truth told interestingly Roll Call Nov. 11-28 tangible” would result ’The robbery was so well executed that the mei; slipped easily through a hastily formed vigilante cordon in southern Wisconsin. J, • -.'Vii. MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1929. FACE FIPI EEN % ENGLISH MARTYRS EXHIBITION HOME’ S l^^^**"* ‘Death cuit’ jFOGS IN LONDON HOTEL IN MARYLAND 'LOCAL WOMEN’S SISTER Wall Street CinTED BY FIRE TODAY KILLED IN H A R M TO BE BEATMED INTERIOR C O L O N I A L ! - - - - - ^ ^ THINGS OF PAST Briefs Havre De Grace, Mr., Nov. 8^ : Tpnnip Hrnnks Arriifenl (A P )— An early morning fire in the ! ^’^**^®* Jennie HroOKS,- i\CCiaeni Bayou hotel today drove out more ' Vfttim, Sister of MisS NeUU Gas Fire and Steam and'Elec- than 30 guests and employes, many I Bvrnes and Mrs. Bower. Scottish Jesuit Also to Be Watkins Decorators Carry j New York, Nov. 8.— (AP)—Thir of them here for the duck hunting ty-eight chain store companies, re- j porting their October business, j season on upper Chesapeake bay. i Mrs. Jennie Brooks, 53. the\vbm- By HERBERT PLUMIHER Out.Entire Bedroom! trical Heating Improve The third and fourth floors of the . an who was killed by being struck Honored at Vatican Dur I 967!^conf/^ecfw fth $181,601,169 for ! buddings were wrecked and d am ap : by an automobile anef then run over Washington— If Charles G. Dawes Scheme in One Period, i Winter Conditions. October, 1928, an increase of 16.33 ; was done to the lower floors of the i; by a trolley car on Farmington ing December^ nas followed the torrent of oratory per cent. The same companies re ' hotel before combined efforts of | Avenue in Hartford W ednesd^ eve- in the Senate over the tariff that has i port an aggregate sales volume for I Havre De Grace. Perryville, Aber- i ning, is a sister of Miss Nellie fallen in cascades for weeks, he the 10 months ending Oct. 31, of $1,- i deen and Belair fire departments ! Bvrnes and Mrs. W . G. Bower of London — (AP) — London has Vatican City, — (AP)—More probably feels real cause for thanks The bedrooms of t,iie Herald- 628,828,811, as against $1,363,777,- , checked the flames. All the occu- j Manchester. Mrs. Bower and Miss than two hundred English Cath giving. Elizabeth Park Exhibition Hoire j made her first tentative attempts corresponding period last I pants escaped without injury and Byrnes have been employed as olics, priests and laymen. Martyred More than likely he has chuckled like the rooms on the first floor, are i at a winter fog, and Americans year, an increase of 19.43 per cent. I most of the guests were able to save [ domestics at the home of Mr. and for their faith in the period be i their personal property, although j Mrs. Albert J. Crowell at Highland several times over the situation. For furnished in the Colonial spirit. To I w’ho are v/intering :?br the first ------tween 1594 and 1679, will be solemn the very thing against which he the right of the hall is a bedroom, I the servants, housed in the top floor, i Park for fifteen years, I time in the British capital are raak-1 Reports from various steel centers were less fortunate. The fire started ! The driver of the automobile, Ed- ly beatified in St. Peter’s basilica crusaded so militantly when he pre lighted only by windows facing ! today state the unfilled tonnage of 1 on the roof near a chimney and i ward Dent, 23. of Sigourney street, with imposing ceremonies sometime sided over the Senate and for which the north. Here Watkins’ decora- i I ing eager inquiries as to the pros ■ I the United States Steel Corporation spread rapidly along the roof and ! Hartford and the q;iotorman, during December. In another cere he was spanked so vigorously now is tors have w'armed the room not on'vl pects of their experiencing one of I has been estimated to have increas through the top floor. ' Michael O’Connor of 4C Vernon mony of the same sort, the Rev. causing his former charges no end by the use of dheerful decorative! ed between 150,000 and 200,000 tons the real “pea soupers” of which The hotel, a center not only for street, Hartford, were arrested by Father Gilvie, Scottish Jesuit who of concern. fabrics, but by the cherry-tone-l I in October, to nearly 4,100,000 j There can be no question but they have heard so much. the duck hunting season, but also Sergeant George J. Sullivan Thurs- suffered martyrdom during the maple furniture used. The furnish-! against 3,751,000 a year ago, and what the Senate at the present mo for the racing meetings here, is well | ^^^1 charged with criminal same time, will be similarly honor ings include a poster bed, a dresser Possibly, they will be disappoint 1 that the Chevrolet Motor Co., has ment is in a predicament. Senator ed. The London fogs, say the old- known to the sporting fraternity of i negligence. Botli are being held ed. . and dressing table with an old- ' begun to take shipments of automo- The most conspicuous figures Fess of Ohio, the Republican whip, timers are not what they used to the country. I under $5000 bonds each. According fashioned candlestand used as a de l ; bile body sheets. among those destined to bear the says it’s worse than that. He de be and they add that the introduc I to the police, Mrs. Brooks alighted table, a Windsor chair and a Wind tiUes of “Blessed” before their scribes the situation as “pitiable. tion of gas fires and electric and ' from a yest-bound car, operated by sor bench for the dressing table. I 1 The National Steel Company has ; names, by virtue of their beatifica And it’s all because there has steam heating. As well as the im Lester Hickey of 65 Allen Place, The walls of this room are cover ! been incorporated as holding com- j BANKER GOES TO JAIL tion, are Fathers George Haydock, been too much talking — too much \ proved smoke-consuming devices Hartford, and parsed in front of ed with a gaily chintz patterned j pany for certain subsidiaries of the | John Roberts, Arthur Bell, Robert talking about what all agree arc in that have been introduced in fac the tram, headed for the south side paper in warm tones on a cream '.M. A . Hanna, Great Lakes Steel, Southwell and Philip Howard, Earl consequential items of the tariff bill. tories on the city’s outskirts, have Auburn, Maine, Nov. 8.— (AP) — of the .street. The car driven by background. A shade of peach, tak- j f ' and the Weirton Steel companies. of Arundel. The persecutions be Such things as the duty on agar- robbed the much-fam.ed fog of the Wilbur H. Davis confessed em Dent was approaching from the I The National Dairy Products gan under Queen Elizabeth and agar, for instance. It took three or cn from the little clusters of flowers j greater part of its terrors— or of bezzler of $70,000 from the People's i west, and. when^it was opposite the ! Corp., has acquired the Frechtling continued through the reigns of four hours to dispose of this part of in the wall paper is repeated in the | its charms according to the point of Savings Bank of Lewiston, where ' trolley, it struck the woman, knock- I Dairy Co., of Ohio, and the Hiland James 1 and Charles 1, under the the hill the other day, and agar-agar plain glazed chintz drapes which arc i view. he was treasurer, was taken to state I the tracks in front of Dairy Co., of Kentucky. Commonwealth. There was a fresh is just one of the many thousand hung over crisply ruffled curtains,! Old Jokes N. G. prison at Thomaston today to begin ! the ea.st-bound car. Upon seeing September net operating income recurrence of executions upon the items to be considered. and in the candlewick tufted bed- j serving his three To five year sen- i that the woman was injured by the Certainly the thick, yellow chok of Class 1 railroads was below that discovery of the so-called Gates ' The cry has gone up from the Re spread with its nrtural unbleached j tencc. ! trolley car. Dent drove away to ing blanket that used to descend for the corresponding month last plot. In 1678, some were put to publican side of how' is it possible, if cotton backgroun... Oval braided i Although bank officials declared ' Hartford, two or three times a winter into the year, the bureau of railroad econo death on the gibbet at Tyburn, the same length of time is taken on rugs, scattered over the floor bring I there was a shortage of $128,000 i other amendments, to get through London streets, and gave rise to mics reported today. The figures others hanged in Cathedral towns out the warm tones again in th.-'ir, Davis insisted he took cmly Liberty I lOLLS SELF AND lilN With Mrs. May Otis Blackburn, such well-worn jests as “how did 1929, $133,898,013: 1928, 134,491,- of the English counties, and still the bill ? shades of brown, and peacn ^below) and her daughter, Mrs. bonds totalling $70,000. More than i ____ There are about 750 committee you get that lump on the back of 318. Figures for the first nine others were left to die in prison. while a little_upholstered chau w'U.i weiland. 22. cult leaders, held $60,000 of these were recovered! Chickamauga, Georgia, Nov. 8— amendments to be considered. Then Ruth Weiland, 22, cult leaders, held your head.” “Oh, I was leaning months, however, showed a sharp in 344 Victims. maple frame i.s covered with a from a brokerage house where they! (AP) — I. J. Strickler, 35. Marietta, there w'ill be any number Of indivi under.bonds of $10,000 each on against the fog when it lifted,” crease, the aggregate up to Sept. 30, In all, there are 244 victims of figured cretonne repeating these had been placed as security for the , Ohio, husband, last night sh ot' his dual amendments after the com charges of fraudulently obtaining seems to be much more infrequent of this year being $960,078,699, as the religious strife in Great Britain colors. banker's stock market speculations. ' sister-in-law, Dorothy Autry, 31, to mittee amendments have been of $40,000 from Clifford R. Dabney, in its visits than of old; and the contrasted with $820,572,952 in the whose “ causes” will be examined In the northwest bedroom another wealthy oil operator and former cult fogs in general are paler in color ------I death, wounded his wife. Ada, 30, prior to Nov. 12, the day when the fered. same period last year. HE.ADS GIRL SCOUTS. ' and turned the weapon upon him- Greately perturbed is Senator warm color scheme has been select member, Los Angeles authorities than they used to be. so-caUed General Congregation ------I self. Fess. Unless so much talking is ed. Maple furniture, including a are investigating the strange sect Yet even now, once every winter meets in the Vatican. The Pope Recent acquisitions of the Colum New Orleans, Nov. 8.— (A P )— | He died shortly afterwards and eliminated, he warns: spool-type bed, a dresser, and high said to have been headed by the two or so, there comes a fog that is himself being present. Owing to bian Carbon Company include 1,020 Mrs. William Hoffman of Rhode bin wife is not expected to recover. “It will take just about one year chest fashioned after the •kd women. The carefully-preserved quite sufficiently dense to turn the difficulty of establishing the shares and control of the Federal Island was re-elected president of ------and four months to get this bill Colonial blanket chests, are used body of 17-year-old girl priestess London into a city of adventure and ' identities of several of the victims, Fuel Corporation: 111,492 shares or the Girl Scouts of America in an A 60 mile ski slide, winding ready to vote on.” against a quaint chintz-patterned of the cult, dead for four years, was to cause even the experienced: and doubt as to whether or not about 17 per cent of the capital nual convention here today. Mrs. along a road that is centuries o'd, Fess admitted that he “itched” paper having a dotted background. discovered by authorities beneath cockney to lose his way a few h u n -! they actually did suffer martyrdom, stock of the Mississippi River Fuel Herbert Hoover is honorary presi has been constructed along a beau many times to speak on subjects of Plain rose rayon drapes, hung over the floor of a cottage at Vernon, dred yards from his own doorsteps. not all of the 244 vdli be accorded Corporation, and 41,807 shares, or dent. tiful stretch of Swedish forests. this kind, but in interest of expedi ruffled curtains, are used at the win rhe girl’s resurrection said her pa beatification, but in any case it is Hated by Railroads about 20 per cent of the capital J tion of the bill had refrained. dows, and this same rose tone is rents, was to have proved the cult'o certain that the honor will be given The average m4n and woman stock of the Interstate Natural Gas Whereupon Pat Harrison of Missis repeated in the hook-designed Ax- theory of a return to life. to at least 200 of their number. i rather enjoys these visitations; b u t, Co., Inc. • sippi brought down gales of laugh minster rug, whl also introduces A pilgrimage of Scottish Catho ; to the railway couapanies they arc , ter by replying to the Ohioan that: touches o! blue and green, and iii ' an unmitigated nuisance. Trains ; lics will come to Rome for the “The senator has not the itch: he the upholstered bgudoir chair hav ! run later and later behind the sched- i beatification of Father John Oglivie, has St. Vitus dance when it comes known by the title of “Venerable” ing a black background and large HOLD FOURTEEN j tiled time, and an army of men has ' FEDERATION SECURES to speaking.” figures in rose and blue. A trestle ! to be employed to place detonators since the 17th Centyry., Not Germane table of maple, used as a bed tabic, : on the lines when the engineers ' Father Oglivie w'as brought up But despite such outbursts, sena GEO. ARLISS PICTURE ^ © ofefele! a ladderback chair, whale oil lamps j cannot see the ordinary signals. as a Calvinist, but converted at the tors continue to talk and talk IN WIGGINS CASE and a wrought iron bridge lamp] University of Louvain. He entered about things not germane to tanff. I The cost to the railway companies j complete the furnishings of this, the Jesuit order, was ordained There is no such thing as limitation I of a thick fog runs into m an y' priest in 1613, and at his owm re of debate in the Senate. Senators cheerful north room. ! thousands of pounds: and if, as is j To Show the Famous “Dis Q o b M e ! quest w'as sent into Scotland as a have a perfect right to speak upon To the left of the main halb.vay Gastonia, N. C., Nov. S.— (A P )— j q^j^e possible it lasts for two or j raeli” at State Theater for missionary, knowing that a price any subject, and to speak at length IS the southwest bedroom in which Judge P. A. McElroy's inquiry into three days, the profits of a week’s ' Church Club's Benefit. was On his head. After nine any time they do desire. Only by Watkins decora.ors have created a . slayings of Mrs Ella May Wi*^- ' normal running may be wiped ouu. | months of preaching in Edinburgh unanimous consent can this be al pleasingly cool color scheme. Herr H ere, | The traffic police, too, have their; Turkey Talk and Glasgow', he was betrayed by. tered. the walls are prep'ared in a fine, a | troubles during a “pea-souper,” for , Center Church Women's Federa- informers, and was said to have Thus Senator Cole Blease of over chintz paper vvhich introduces when the prosecution closed its case | cars, omnibuses, trucks and tion will sponsor the showing of the been tortured (luring months in South Carolina, recently appointed a soft green color. This seme color and the defense announced it would | other vehicles are hpt to get into i picture, “Disraeli,” starring George The Gobbler Says— prison in a vain effort to make member of the District of Columbia has been repeated in the plain picK- offer no evidence. a hopeless tangle at such congested ! Arliss, at the State theater. Wednes- day and Thursday evenings of next him reveal the names of Catholics. committee, takes tirne to express wick rug v.'hich covers the floor, and Roy Carver and' Howc.rd West, points as Trafalgar Square, even week. Manager Hugh Campbell A t the end he was condemned and his contempt for the Washington in the plain green rayon overdrapes. two of the 16 defendants charged though great glowing braziers are has arranged for show'ings of the hanged as a traitor. police force. Orchid, the second color in the with murder in connection with the imported in an effort to pierce the Karl Mark^^’ Eeal feature picture at 7:15 and again at Senator Hiram Bingham of Con scheme, is introduced in the candle- gloom. death, were released. 9 o’clock, with new's reels and come necticut consumes more than twm wick tufted bedspread and in lamp Fourteen Held. Thus, there still remains some hours in an atempt to justify his truth in the legend of the London dy. MUSICAL TO OBSERVE shades. The furnishings in tins The 14 others held in the case Mrs. Stephen Hale of the W om Native Turkeys action in employing Eyanson. room are of rich, red mahogany, and were ordered placed under bond for •fog, though it must be confessed And Senator Howell of Nebraska en's Federation is serving as chair- include a four p o '‘. bed, a sale.m their appearance before the Grand that it is both much less frequent will make your and in general, considerably less | large committee busby en- speaks on prohibition. chest with separate mirror, and a Jury at the January term of Su PEARSON’S 5TH YEAR Meanwhile Senator Smoot, chair aiiu ju gcijc , gaged in distributing the tickets. lowboy dressing table with separate perior Court. Judge McElroy fixed densfe than the AAmerican believes | Those who saw the picture in Hart- man of^ the finance committee and mirror. A graceful tip table has bond for all those held at $2,500 and the Englishman— who is secret ford recently declared Arliss to be THANKSGIVIM© the man who is guiding the tariff each except Horace Wheeler, whose ly rather proud of the phenomenon bill through the Senate, gnashes his been used as a night table beside cse at his best in his portrayal of this Swedish Lutheran Director bond was set at $5,000. — may give him to understand. teeth. Repeatedly he has asked for bed, a Windsor bench at the dress great Englishman of the last cen a real old fashioned New Eng-land feast. These held were; * Celebrates Five Years Here unanimous consent to limit debate ing table, and a Windsor chair t.> tury. Benjamin Disraeli or the Earl Horace Wheeler, Jack Carver, W. on Sunday. and just as often has he been re gether with an upholstered chair NEW TEMPEK.ANCE PLAN of Beaconfield, who became “Eng- showing a green chintz design on a ! M. Borders, Troy Jones, Fred T. land’s premier. fused. Morrow, E. F. Haynie, L. M. Sosso- ORDraToU^TORKCTE^L YI After much effort he did succeed golden-yellow background complete i Toronto, Nov. 8.— (AP) — The The regular theater rates will In honor of the fifth anniversary in getting in two extra hours by the furnishings. ! man, Low'rey Davis, O. H. Luns- prevail and as the activities of the of Helge E. Pearson as organist having the Senate convene at 10 in Of great interest to those w in,' ford, Theodore Simms, Geoi'ge Fow- o riiq lf w^r^i" h T n d in^hL?tm"d^r | ^deration are necessarily curtaUed : Icr, M. H. Holbrook. L. H. Thomp- by thd church being closed this win- and director of the Swedish Luth stead of 12 o’clock. But now' the visit the Exhibition Home is th e: new regulations proposed by the ! son and Yates Gamble. I ter for the new building program, eran church, a special musical pro only thing he can do is to urge his colorful bathroom, situated on the ■ Marks’* Poultry Yard government of Ontario. the ladies are hoping the congrega gram has been arranged for next colleagues to “stick to i.he bill, and second floor. Here green and orchid' Literature advocating temperance 136 Summer Street. Tel. 7280 Sunday evening’s Luther League not bring up matters which take up tion of Center church and townspeo tiles, with green bathroom fixture i| CREAKS AIR RECORD and warnings against excessive ple W'ill fill the theater on both eve service. hours of speeches nearly every other have been used, r 'bile a green batn j drinking and operation of automo Two numbers by Mendelssohn nings. day.” rug and smart chintz drapes at the j Mexico City, Nov. 8.— (AP)— Fly biles while under the influence of will be featured on the program, window follow out the general color ■ ing a Douglas Army plane, Captain liquor will be given with every per one a short cantata “Hear My scheme of the room. This makes a | Jose Leon and Lieut. Luis Noriega mit at the government liquor stores. Prayer” with Miss Elsie Berggren NATIONS ARE WILLING delightful scheme as the room is i of the military air service, reached The proposed regulations made as soloist, and the other, “It is ^ j situated in the south-east corner ofjan altitude of 27,000 feet, breaking public today also called for cancella Enough,” a solo from "Elijah” by : TO TALK WITH CHINA I the home, with the sun warming it j the record for Latin-America. They tion of permits of wineries on proof G. Albert Pearson. ! by means of a south window. j took off from Valbuena Field and of sale to minors and instant dis Other musical numbers w'ill in The Herald-Elizabeth Park E.-''.-1 were in the air about an hour and a missal of permit issuers giving one clude an eight-part arrangement Shanghai, Nov. S.— (AP)—Foreign ; hiliition Home will remain open | half, man two or more permits. of “Onward Christian Soldiers” by Minister C. T. W ang today confirm every day this week, and also Bu i- McDougall, sung by the choir and ed reports that the Nationalist gov day, providing the weather is fair. tehmu “ Consider the Lilies” from Maun- S ernment had received replie" from Tt is open for inspection from to I der’s “Prayer of Thanksgiving” by the United States, Great Britain. 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. daily. Miss Helen Berggren. France and the Netherlands to its Rev. H. F. Stechholz of the^Zion second note regarding the abolition Lutheran church wall deliver the of extra-territorialty in China. Colorado Sheriff : ^ ^ n spirec/^ ^ em in in e C^Jb^at^el address and has chosen for his topic Wang said the Washington note Plays Safe “The 400th Anniversary of Martin ■expressed the willingness of the ahner Luther's Catechism.” The public is American government to discuss the, W cordially invited to attend. question, “looking toward immediate abolition.” He asserted he expected S L O A ^ E ^ S conversations between the Washing tniiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiii ton and Nanking governments to Runo NOON STOCKS open soon. The foreign minister said the ques New York, Nov. 8.— (AP)—A tion would be separately with the moderate stream of profit taking various nations concerned and re ) and week-end selling carried lead-; iterated that the Nationalist govern ing shares off one to five points be- ment’s announced intention of achieving abolition of e.xtra-terri- !ffi the Pmm/ lov/ yesterday’s final prices today, neit?tFoi?d,C after a further rally at the open torial rights by January 1, was “un ing. Trading quieted down consid changed.” erably, practically reaching normal You Will Look Well Dressed proportions. U. S. Steel sold up about a point, HUNGARIAN EDITOR then sagged to 171, off 3',o points. in the General Electric sold up about 5 FOUND ASPHYXIATED Even though you do not plan to buy, hear point.s, only to lose all of its gain. , this new Champion of the Air! Never before American Can converted a gain of i has radio entertainment meant so much to about 2 points into a loss of similamj Newark, N. J., Nov. 8— Dr. Paul extent. Johns Manville sold up | Smart you. For, with the new Stewart-Warner Bal Nessi, said to have been a member about 5 points, and also lose its ; of the Hungarian House of Deputies anced. Bridge and Screen-Grid rfeceivers, dis gain. American Telephone con 25 years ago, was found asphyxi tant stations come booming in like locals— verted a gain of 3 points into a loss ated today in a Broad street room tone is rich and resonant— selectivity positive of 41/2- ing house. Police said his death, Call money renewed unchanged at New and sharp as a knife! You’ll marvel at itl caused by gas from a heater, was 6 per cent. accidental. Nessi, editor of a Hungarian lan guage newspaper and former secre SEE THE COMPLETE LINE OF / LAND BO.\RD TO MEE1 tary of the Niagara Building and Dresses SMART, NEW CABINETS 'Loan Association, was involved re Washington, Nov. 8.— (A P )— The cently in a controversy with the NOW ON DISPLAY I commission appointed by President board of directors of the latter in we are showing at Hoover to study the feasibility of stitution. So wide is your choice, that among the new turning over public lands to the He was ousted as secretary, ac Stewart-Warner models you’re certain to find pubHc land states has been called to cused of libel by a rival editor, and the exact cabinet you need to complete the meet in Washington on November $ embezzlement of the assoftiation’s 10.00 furnishings of your home, See them— hear 23. books. He was waiting trial. Radio — N O W l Nessi was 60 years old.' During for they are faithful copies of much the new Stewart-Warner GRUESOME WARNING divorce litigation a year ago, he was higher priced ones and would sell described by his attorney as “one of Having captured and obtained A practical but gruesome sug the leading criminal lawyers of Con confessions from three of the rob elsewhei'e for much more. $89.75 to $165.50 17TH CENTURY ENGLISH CONSOLE gestion to caution motorists was tinental Europe and an intimate of bers who held up the First National A Small Down Payment Puts One in Your Home, recently made by a physician at Emperor Franz Josef.” Bank of Lamar, Colo., and escaped Antique walnut with Australian lacewood W est 'Virginia University. He vith $238,000 after killing four men, We inviie you to see our trim. Approved cabinet; No. 47. With BENSON FURNITURE CO. Stewart-Warner B alan ^ Bridge or Screen- -Mggested the placing of human ELECTROCUTED IN TUB Sheriff L. E. Alderman is taking no alluring assortment of ones at dangerous crossings and Chicago, Nov. 8.— (AP)—Mrs. chances that any of the trio will es RADIO DEP.ART.MEXT Grid radio and built-in comers as a warning of danger. Gertrude Kuelman, 52, stood last cape while they are being tried. dynamic reproducer.. . Silhouettes and Evening Corner Main St. and Brainilrd Place, (Lest Tui^et) night in a tub full of water and Above is Alderman with a chain SIS South Manchester The warmest temperature ca reaching out to the wall, pressed an fastened to Ralph Fleagle, one of Dresses a t ...... Mars is thought to be 20 degrees e'ectric switch. She was electrocut the bandits, on their way from jail above freezing. ed. to courtroom at Lamar. fpAGB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929. The message said that the Ameri H-PREMIER’S FATE representative GIRL SCOUTS FOR PEACE can Girls’ organization, which has a membership of approximately 200,- New York, Nov. 8.— (AP)—Sup 000, will invite a similar interest on port for President Hoover in Ws the part of the sister organization IS STILL UNKNOWN efforts “to, secure for the peoples of in England. In order that, “through In hla talk to John Mather chap the earth a lasting and honorable the influence of the English speak ter, Order of DeMolay, at the peace’’ was pledged by the execu ing peoples of the world war may Masonic Temple last night W. Al tive committee of the Camp Fire broome a forgotten vehicle for the Spanish Court Martial Ends fred Baker, field representative for Girls of the United States in a tele adjustment of international differ the Grand Coimcil discussed meth gram sent the chief executive today. ences.” ods by which the local chapter But Decision Kept Secret could be improved and gave much vaduable information on the social iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti by Officials. functions of the order. In the course of his talk he stated that DeMolay already had a membership of 150,- Madrid, Nov. 8.— (A P )—Jose San 000 young men. chez Guerra, former premier of Past Master Charles Murphy I CAMPBELL'S I 4 spoke on behalf oT John Mather . Spain, who is accused of actively Cs4:<} opposing the present regime, does Chapter dwelling op the influence of ftot yet know what the future holds DeMolay on the young man. The I QUALITT GROCERY | for him. chapter displayed its prowess in = Phones 4169 or 4160 30 Depot Square = Although several days have elaps floor w'ork consisting of rituals and ed since a courtmartial which tried drills before the field representa him at Valencia for alleged complici tive. I Meats I ty in a military plot against the gov A* / / I ernment of Primo de Rivera was re I RIB ROAST B E E F ...... 35c lb. | ported to have acquitted him, to gether with other defendants in the 368 AUTO DEATHS; = ROUND STEAK ...... 53c lb. E ca§e, complications have arisen i LEGS OF LAMB ...... special 35c lb. 1 which may bring about a different outcome. 7,268 ARE INJURED I SHORT STEAK ....:...... !.. 65c Ib. | Defense Statement E BACON in the p ie ce ...... 29c lb. = The lawyers for the defense today ssued the following statement; E SLICED B A C O N ...... 35c lb. = Hartford, Nov. 8.—(AP)—Figures “ The defense has received a noti- = POT ROAST B E E F ...... 32c-38c lb. = K'M ication that the auditor of the cap- : made public by the State Motor Vehicle Department today show that = BEST ROASTING PORK (10-12 s i z e ) ...... 29c lb. = ".aincy general in Valencia has dis- = FANCY NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS .... 49c lb. = igreed with the sentences of the 20,440 accidents have been reported Valencia courtmartial which acquit i to it for the first ten months of this I ROWE’S SOLID PACK OYSTERS ...... 40c pt. = ted Sanchez Guerra and other civi ! year as against 21,405 during the lians and merely imposed light dis- ' same period last year. Despite the ;iplinary sentences on the military I decrease in number this year's ac- I Groceries | lefendants. j cidents have resulted in the death ortant Announcement f “In order that this disagreement i of 368 persons and injury to 7,268 E Superlative or Rising Sun F lo u r ...... $1.15 = be made public it requires the cap I persons. During the first ten months E Libby’s Evaporated Milk, special, 5 c a n s ...... 49c = tain general’s signature, signifying i in 1928 the toll was 367 killed and We are proud o.f our Canned Foods! They have always been the finest packed and bis approval. But whether the cap- i 6,489 injured. The department be- E 3 Raltson’s Wheat Flakes...... 25c = '.ain general approves the auditor s ! lieves that Connecticut this year has = 3 Kellogg’s Corn F la k e s...... 25c E the quality is unsurpassed. iisagreement or not, the fact that I an opportunity for the first time to :he auditor found an error in the ! record a decrease in the annual total = 2 Large Cans T om atoes...... 33c = Many inquiries have come in asking ‘‘When is the Annual Sale to take place?” courtmartial sentences suffices to of automobile accidents. It is esti = Burt Olney’s Pumpkin ...... 19c E mated that to reach or exceed last aecessitate a retrial before the su E Advancer Peas ...... 19c E preme courtmartial. If a retrial is year’s total of 27,539 accidents must WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE aeld at Madrid, several months may be reported at the rate of three = Beechnut K etch u p ...... 23c E thousand a month during November E Cain’s Piccalilli ...... 25c - •lapse before definite sentences or “ # SI icquittals are reached. and December. The largest number Government’s Power ever reported during one month to “The government has the legal the department was in August, 1928, I Vegetables and Fruits | prerogative to make public the Val when there were 2,908. OUR ANNUAL encia courtmartial's judgment or to E Best T u rn ip s...... 18c peck = withhold it from the public, as it MYSTERIOUS DEATH E Onions, 10 lbs...... 25c E las done so far. Meanwhile, the de E Oranges ...... 33c E fendants remain subject to the same responsibility they had before the E Apples .. , ...... ^...... 10c qt. H CANNED FOODS WEEK Valencia trial, and can legally be Los Angeles, Nov. 8.— (AP)—An held in prison or freed provisionally, ; undelivered note written by F. F. I Bananas, Dates, Figs, Grape Fruit, Lemons, Cran- E according to the decision of the Vauchelet, 28 years old Hollywood ' berries, Celery, Spinach, Soup Bunches, Lettuce, Car- E prosecuting attorney. It is generally ; inventor indicting he had urgently Beglimitig Hovember 4tfi believed that Sanchez Guerra, de ; sought help from an attorney short- E rots. Parsnips, Sweet Potatoes. E spite his repeatedly expressed desire i ly before he died here Tuesday oc- to come to Madrid, will be transfer ; cupied the attention of police today fiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip red to Barcelona to be held in a mili ' as they attempted to clear up the tary prison, until brought to Madrid : mystery veiling the cause of his for retrial before the supreme court- death. A Discount of 7Vz% martial.’’ Vauchelet. who was said to have invented a device for use on radios, and was declared to have often dis 0?£NiNG STOCKS played large sums of money died will be allowed on case o r dozen lots ; after telling his fiancee. Miss Marion • * j Moore, that he had been “double This Discount to be deducted from our regular current prices. Nc'.v Yo'.Ii. Nov. S.— (A P )—The ' crossed’’ and believed he had been rally in steel: prices, which started I poisoned. before the c’'d of the first hour of We suggest that full advantage be taken of this very liberal offer to purchasein yoEtci(jj'.y:, .Viarhet and continued Five of the signers of the Dec quantity and thus make a substantial saving,particularly since this year’s pack is far th'roi;g:i to the close, was resumed laration of Independence lived to to(l'iy. v. 'i'. n In; ;brr buying support ; be 90, eight over 80, and 10 over below normal. devel(ii':'il !(ii mii.'-t of the leaders. Puritan Market , 70. Iiu ;.-n-i hil sivr.vcd an initial Located at the Corner of Main and Eldridge St. gain <’t I ', pr-nts. Purity Baking Our Manager will be more than pleased to assist you in making your selection. ! Kadi.I. union Carbide, 'c.ri International HOLLYWOOD Tclc;:’r,"r. A'ncncnn and Foreign The special discount applies on the foilbwiftg items: P m v c ;- ;*-d “X r.ty" common moved — Making Good — up t to ,'I K- points. MARKET Arrcncan ('.an and Bethlehem Making good our claim that quality meats, fruits 381 East Center, Corner Parker CANNED FRUITS Steel were heavy. and vegetables can be bought at The Puritan Market at CANNED VEGETABLES V-.’; ’ l was in a more cheer Dial 4 ful fr.iinc oi’ mind a.s a result of the lower prices than anywhere in Manchester has been and Peaches Pineapple Peas Corn string liiiving support supplanted will continue to be our aim in business. Therefore EXTRA FANgY Fruits for Salad ;\pple Saucs Tomatoes Succotash after yesterday’s opening decline, again we offer these special values. Pears .tipples which many brokers construed as FOWLS, EACH $ 1 . 1 9 Spinach Beans the. completion of distressed selling, From ftlalley’s Farm Apricots Berries at least for the t'rae being. The Cherries Prunes Sauer Kraut Squash di(Yp of S656,UOO,OC') in Federal Re Fresh Shoulder ...... 18c-2Sc Grapefruit Blueberries Beets Pumpkin serve brokers’ loans, following a de Kib Pork Roasts ...... 25c lb. cline of more than one billion dol Tender Rib Beef ...... 35c-38c lb. SUGAR 5c lb. Asparagus Cranberry Sauce lars the week before, also helped to Lean Pot Roasts ...... 29c-35c lb. revive specidative confidence. Fresh f.ink Sausage ...... 35c lb. 10 lbs. to a customer. Early trading was orderly in char Home Made Sausage Meat . .25c lb. CANNED FISH acter, with several blocks of 3,000 Lamb Stew ...... 18c lb. i to 15,000 shares changing hands. Shoulder Steak, ground .... 35c lb. Salmon Shrimp CANNED MEATS The tape was about 15 minutes late Fresh Beef Liver ...... 19c lb. SUGGESTIONS FOR SUNDAY DINNER Tuna Fish Clams at the end of the first half hour. Short Steaks ...... 49c lb. Crab Meat Lobster Auburn Auto jumped 31 points and Chicken Corned Beef Fresh Shoulders ...... 1 ^ - 1 - Sardines Kippered Herring J. I. Case 15. American Water 'Works EXTRA SPECLAL Sliced Beef (in glass) Corned Beef Hash ran up 9 points and Goodyear Rub Smoked Shoulders ...... l O ^ C ber. Johns Manville, Air Reduction. I.rf)cal Fresh E g g s ...... 69c dozen Public Service of New Jersey, and Bacon, sliced ...... 31c lb. Swift Premium Hams National Biscuit sold 4 to 6 points j Cranberries...... 15c lb. MISCELLANEOUS higher. New Figs ...... 18e pkg. Puritan Hams U. S. Steel Common opened un Health Cookies ...... l^c Ib. Orange Marmalade Soups changed at 174 1-2, but quickly Pure Lard ...... loc lb. Honey Brand Hams 2 5 c lb. mounted a point above that level. Plum Pudding Chicken Broth American Can and Bethlehem Steel Fresh Fish Every Friday. Pot Roasts Mushrooms Tomato Sauce fell back slightly on profit-taking. STEAKS Clam Chowder Tomato Paste Preserves and Jellies (in glass) Short Tender and SMITH'S GROCERY Sirloin In addition to the usual items offered during our Canned Foods Week, we are making an additional, spe Juicy TEL. 5114 NORTH SCHOOL ST. TEL. 5114 3 3 c lb. cial concession by including all the items in our Round Heavy Beef lOe DEPARTMENT Special on Genuine Spring Lamb WEEK-END SPECIALS We do this with the idea of encouraging our customers to become better acquainted with the high quality Legs, 4 or 5 lbs. average • • • ^ ^ of these convenient small family packages. ' Meats Rib Chops ...... Roast Pork Fresh Shoulders 21c WEEK END SPECIALS SUNLIGHT ROASTING CHICKENS Roast Veal Legs Lamb .... 39c 4 lb. a v era g e...... 35c lb. LAND O’ LAKES SWEET CREAM FANCY SELECTED Rib Roast 3*/2 lb. a v era g e...... 33c lb. Pot Roasts -Beef .... 32c-40c ROASTS OF PORK (fresh not frozen) B u t t e r 1 lb. Boll 490 P o t a t o e s i 5 ib .p k . 4 5 c Sausage . . . RIB END OF P O R K ...... 24 1 / 2 c lb. Sausage Meat .. 33c DULUTH IMPERLXL, GOLD MEDAL OK PILLSBURY’S BEST FINEST Lamb Stew Ham Ends .. 20c-25c FRESH HAMBURG (ground while you wait) .. 20c lb. 2 lb. SQUARES OF B A C O N ...... 17c lb. BROOKFIELD BUTTER (in squares or rolls) . . 46c lb. F l o u r 24V2 lb. Bag $1.05 C e l e r y 2 Bunches 15® Groceries - Fruit FTNE GRANtrLuYTED FINEST TOK.YY OR EMPEROR SAVE MONEY AND BUY THE BEST Vegetables BY TRADING AT S u g a r 10 lbs. 570 Grapes 3 ibs. 2}c Sugar, 10 lbs. .. 57c Spinach___ 18c pk. Bischaff’s Cocoa, Turnips . . .. 23c pk. lb. c a n ...... 19c Oranges, large Glorox...... 23c Floridas...... 38c DIVISION OF i v i v ' Cream Lunch Tokay Grapes, Crackers, 3 lbs...... 25c I 2 lb. b o x ...... 34c Baldwin Apples, Puritan Market wc Star Coffee — 49c 4 qts...... 33c Main and Eldridge St. \\ PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, F ^ A T , NOVEMBER 8,1929. tmnnnrLTj------■ " ■ ■ *«***^**^^>^^^»^^**^^^^** V • jTj-ij-j-- ■ ■ ■ ■ m m m m The Best Stores Advertise■ t JXJXrU~U*V^*>*l^'*‘'*l~"*'‘* * * mmmmma I ■ ■ ^ ^ MARKET PAGE / / KKSBom m ai mine sweeper Ortolan reported it through the commercial broadcast SUP Dl DKMSS was going to the aid of a ship afire with distress signals. off the coast near Encinitas but no further distress signals were report WASHED WOODWORK IHE SELF-SERVE ^ h a t Do« s Your ed. ^ San Pedro, Cal., Nov. 8.— (A P I - V Take advantage of the Maritime and naval authorities still The Marine Exchange Radio here Use warm suds and a soft brush were searching this morning for a and the Point Loma naval station at to wash woodwork. Wipe it dry. GRDCER.Y Grocery Bill ship reported to have broadcast an San Diego did not hear the feported When it is thoroughly dry, go greatest coffee value S O S but said they had been in over it with a damp cloth wiped S O S call off the southern Cali out of oil. This prevents its soil- fornia coast last night. Commercidl formed from various sources that a 1 IT PA YS I Amount To? Today! broadcasting was halted when the ship tried repeatedly to break ing quite so easiiy again The only way to get full St-rength—full fla v o r- TO WAIT on ! Does it hurt to pay your grocery bill? Are you full aroma is to buy Boscul Coffee—kept actually getting your money’s worth and satisfaction? You o v e n -fr e s h in the famous Boscul vacuum can, owe it to yourself to get satisfaction at the lowest pos the greatest advance Ends Saturday! i YOURSELF sible cost. We know that we can cut your grocery in coffee history. Not s bill and give you real satisfaction besides. Get the only do you get all the Va c u u m packed Self-Serve habit— rich deep flavor of the “IT PAYS TO WAIT ON YOURSELF” world’s best coffees in ^ el Monte Boscul in all of their 1 0 5 1 HALE’S SELECT oven - fresh goodness STRICTLY FRESH —but it goes so much coffs Sweet Cream I ifarther. Prove it SALE Local Eggs today. Butter e m e m b e r . . . nothing but the best is WHY DENY YOURSELF THE BEST COFFEE 5 5 c doxen R ever packed under the Del INIonte label 2 9 8 c 1 1 4 9 c Medium size. Every egg is guaranteed to . . . and, of course, A & P sells Del Monte “ Sweet as a nut.’’ Full sweet cream but- foods at money-saving prices. be strictly fresh. ter. iDaintie Bits (Tree Ripened) No. 2 Republic Yellow Cling No. 2 1-2 WEEK-END SPECIALS Peaches Grapefruit 3 cans 69< 3 cans 5 5 « PILLSBURY'S Sunbeam’s Fancy No. 2 1-2 Campbell’s . GOLD MEDAL CERESOTA Fruits for Salad Tomato Soup f] Flour HECKER’S 'K'TXrii* 2 cans 7 5 c 3 cans 2 5 c LBS You needn’t take our word for it that Sugar GRANULATED Paradise Yellow Cling Beechnut Country Club represents outstanding value. This superb ginger ale has Peaches (sliced) Tomato Catsup been tested and APPROVED by Gk>od W H IT E O R LB Housekeeping Magazine, by Prof. Cheese COLORED 3 cans Z 3 e large bottle 21c Lewis B. AUyn of “Pure Food Town” fame, by physicians and dietitians Evening Luxury Alission Brand everywhere. Take their word for it! WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED . . . and trust your own good t a s t e . Orange Pekoe Tea Tuna Fish % cans 23^ MILK pound 5 2 c * 2 cans 55c MAINE flig h t meat) ^ G ju J ^ POTATOES 1^ lbs. 45c Fresh Importation from Scotland! HANDY’S FANCY OCLDEN Mid-Lothian IPAILE DRY G i n $ ^ AJe^____ DEL MONTE NO. 2 ^ P f | g C Shoulder Ham P e a c h e s SLICED or HALVES CANS / ^ Scotch Oatmeal j L 3 c pound NO. 2 1 9 CRUSHED CANS 31/2 lb. Bag 59c Shankless smoked shoulders. Freshly P i n e a p p l e smoked. 5 pound average weight. NO. 2 P i n e a p p l e SLICED CANS OTHER WEEK-END SPECIALS BILTMORE’S HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES, lb. b o x ...... 39c FANCY NO. 2 Finest chocolate coating. 26 varieties. “The store that holds faith with the people” FRUIT CANS A p e i o t s CALIFORNIA NO. 1 WALNUTS lb. 29e Corner Main and Maple Streets Telephone 8258 Will crack 100 per cent, perfect. DEL MONTE ASSORTED NO. 1 F. Kelley, Prop. OCTAGON S O A P ...... BARS 27c P r u i t f @ S a l a d FRUITS CANS PURE LARD "...... ■...... lbs. 29c A large assortment of Home Cooked Foods with spe- Packed in sanitary cartons. • • • • 2 - . - ^ d e l MONTE #■% _ FANCY NO. 1 m changing daily. C\NS pai agu TIPS SILVER FLOSS SAUERKRAUT...... can.s 27c Large assortment of Otto Stahl’s Smoked and Cooked A^ ^ ^ tips 2 B?iMts and Our Own Baked Ham. M DEL MONTE NO. 2K SUNBEAM’S'FANCY~PURPLE~PRUNES...... '.'2 cans 45c A BIG VALUT S p i n a c h CANS CANNY SCOT MALT SYRUP ...... CAN 47c ___ Sauerkraut Kalas-Sill Double strength. Plain and hop flavored. Light and dark. ^ w ^ ish Salt Herring Frockost-Sill eSAN GPRAV Fresh pack Tea Garden”preserves~and jellies.^^Also' Brandy~mince'meat~^for ~the traditional ^resh Lingon Appetitsild C ranbsrr'k S auce Thanksgiving pie. “ arted and Domestic Anchovies % ^Ith Bread Swedish Caviar Pink Salm on...... 2 cans 35c HALE’S FAMOUS n ^ o n and Suga Pickled Lamb’s Tongues (usks Underwood’s Deviled H a m 3 2 oz. tins 23c; 1 4 oz. tin 16c Morning Luxury Coffee ito Flour Pickjed Pigs’ Feet 3 f s pound low Peas Potato Chips in bulk. Iona T om atoes...... 2 No. 3 cans 35c The market on coffee is easier. Naturally, In order to live up to our reputation ^ve imme Pretzels diately pass the good news along. This is the same uniform quality, blended and roasted for Browir Beans us by one of the largest importers" in the world. Pickles, Olives, Onions and Relishes. Imported and Domestic Beverages. MEATS Fresh Store Open Every Evening Until 9 O’Clock. Best Steak, Top Round or Face Rib Roast Beef, best steer, lb. 29c, 35c Fruits and• % Rump, lb...... 53c Best Boneless Oven Roasts, lb...... 42c Porterhouse Steak, large Vegetables Fresh Rib Roast Pork, lb...... 25c tenderloin, lb...... 69c Fresh Pork Shoulders, lean, Boneless Veal Roulettes, lb...... 33c Florida Sealdsweet well trimmed, l b ...... 17c Fancy Fowl, fresh killed, Juicy, Tender Meats Best Center Cut Pork Chops, lb. .. 39c 4 lb. average, lb...... 39c Grapefruit Spring Lamb Roulettes, lb...... 31c Fancy Roasting Chicken, 3-4 lb. At Special Low Prices Genuine Spring Lamb Legs, average, lb...... 39c 6 for 2 5 c any weight, lb...... 35c Standard Oysters, solid meat, pt. .. 39c Sweet and juicy. Kibbe’s Quality 400 Dozen Fricassee Fowl lb. 32c Florida PRIME RIB ROAST, lb...... 32c and 38c Fruits and Vegetables Oranges LEAN POT ROAST ...... lb. 27c Coffee BOSTON ROLLED ROAST BEEF, lb...... 37c NATrVTB CRISP CELERY YOUR CHOICE, 10 lbs. 25c 2 bunches ...... 25c doxen FRESH, LEAN ROAST PORK, lb...... 27c \ SWEET POTATOES SMALL, FRESH SHOULDERS, lb...... 19c rOKAY GRAPES or MALAGA Medium size. Roasted and Packed in Hartford YELLOW ONIONS GRAPES, 3 lbs...... FRESH SPARE RIBS, lb...... 19c FRESH PIGS’ FEET, lb...... 10c NATIVE SAVOY SPINACH, Native, Large YOUR CHOICE, 4 lbs. 13c 3 lbs...... W hite by YELLOW TURNIPS SELECTED RIPE TOMATOES Lean Veal Chops lb. 34c DANISH CABBAGE ...... Cauliflower 2Sc each FRESH PORK SAUSAGES, lb...... 29c LARGE ROASTING CHICKEN, lb------44c 260 of the finest cauliflower The E. S. Kibbe Co. MORE GREAT VALUES you ha.ye ever seen. SMALL, tE A N LEGS OF LAMB, lb...... 34c « SPRING LAMB ROULETTES, lb...... 32c PANCAKE FLOUR PUisbury’s 2 pkgs 23c OUR OWN TEA ^ lb pkg 2So Fresh, Clean, Tender SHOULDER VEAL ROAST, lb...... 35c Roasters of Fine (Coffees IVORY SOAP FLAKES Ige pkg 21c WHEATENA pkg 23c Spinach, pk. 12%c (Boned aad rolled) A & P PRESERVES 16 oz jar 21c HERSHEY’S COCOA ^ lb 2 pkgs 25c NEW SAUERKRAUT, 3 lb s...... 25c Since 1878 SCOTCH MARMALADE 16 oz jar 2Sc BOKAR COFFEE, lb. t i n ...... 45c Native, Fresh Crisp FRESH OYSTERS, pint ...... 35c BROOMS Sterling No. 6 53c No. 7 65c FRENCH’S MUSTARD jar 12o Celery, B & M CLAMS can 15c BREAKFAST'^FOOD Ralston’s pkg 23c 2 bunches .. 29c KETCHUP Quaker Maid 16 oz bot 19c MALT BREAKFAST FOOD pkg 22c Califomla Sunkist Fresh Leaf Lard lb. 14c Oranges, 2 doz. 29c GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC GO.^ ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS :b r e v e n in g h e r a l d , so u t h MANCilES'rER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1929. majnchester p a g e e i g h t e e n rrmii? gECTIOM t :-ratMWaCVhXSSSSX3aSS3«5«3t3<3S3aS3aO«3S3«S£XX**X*3£X3S3«X3K^^ LEGAL NOTICES 79 yy>f nl______!rJ CORRECTIONS * (1) Feuds is spelled incorrectly. (2) One of the teacheria OTftoa ftlnged, while the other is p l ^ . (3 ) The states of Wyoming are switched. (4) The peninsula of l®wer C a ^ ^ a is missing from the map. (5) The scrambled word is GBOGRAPHv ^ i ... d -x' t " \ EAGE N lN EtEBJt'J MANCHESTER EVENING HE'RAU), SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929. By Percy L Oosby F l a p p e r f a n n y . s a y s : / SENSE aod NONSENSE 11 K pAT.ofr. Hurry and Worry Are Twins PC€ASe,600, MA^AA'S A recent movie comedy showing in Manchester showed on the screen . ! B € £ M $ o P F € A » N ' a l l a bevy of shapely girls disrobing | . AU’ GIVE IT To for a plunge in the “old swimming j DAY a n ’ Ate MIGHT l o o m t YA PLEASE pool.” They had just taken off their I m e f o r a L U H \L e ^ i shoes, hats, dresses and were ^ be-1 tUlTH A TGRRlBte DO M E A f a v o r ginning to remove their scant ‘ un- j J dies” w'hen a passing freight train H E A D 'A C M e dashed across the screen and ob- \ 1 scared the view. When it had passed. | the girls were frolicking in the; water. ,, j \ An old railroader sat thru the; show agaih and again. A t length an , usher tapped him on the shoulder, j “Aren’t you ever going home?” he , SLskcd i “Oh. I’ll wait awhile,” was the ; answ’er. “ One of these times that j train’s going to be late.” The Radio Announcer ^ AIOOO S L. Cro»by, Great Britain eights reserved. Valued servant, he knows howski | MiYrr. J King FVatures Syndicate, Inc. People should pronounce Tschaikow- sky. . . Ponders deeply, forehead moppin , OUR ROAKOING HOU8E On some words to say of Chopin, People who like it, go duck . Or explains to use the theme hunting and people who don’t, J. f l 0 Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine FoJ By Gene Ahem Of the lovely “La Boheme.” duck hunting. Tho he may miss out on “Thais” His'dispatch deserves our praise stove wondering what causes di m irCAKe-ToNdOE-'loMpKiN^ WAS ON HANP W]TH HiS dOSToMARY riAvU -^ MY VaIo p p j Ha -H a ' ^ l u s i ' A vorce in an age w'hen youngsters be- I /Jo\M USifeJsi v o a Knock Kneed ? I gin with a diamond ring and a N a S TY r e m a r k w h e n t h e b r a k e s FAIUEP-TO WoRtlA T ■ S A K E , y o V oO tTuv/ e /u i l e Ho l l e r il I : Left-Knee (waiting for the right I coupe. ^ -fu J o "BIO o SKOIaIS* VlAvye i/U A -BAP-REU; one to'go by); “If that other knee - t h e : ETA^TERN n'Ef^MlNU^ U.A3T WETEK- HEAR 1'HAI' ? keeps bumping into me, I’m going to There was a time when women ^ eeiAP, 5UcH I SYRH-fJEOUSLY wreck the joint.” v.-ould have been satisfied to have 4 GBldERATlOid ALL T m o B lE c rF ib Him , atrtUned equality with men. Now CoUCEil' AtlP Strange how radio engineers can | they ar,e far out stripping the stern GOMMA SYAtiP TbR 30A^ We balk at that story of a wo Football is a game in which one man getting radio reception thru a side of the stadium wants to see kettle of beans boilmg on the eleven men killed and the other side kitchen range. Speakihg of beans, of the stadium w'ants to see eleven we don’t believe there’s a tune in a men killed. trainload. The customer in a barber’s chair She Was Only a Postman’s Daugh was doing his best to keep the con ter. But How She Could Handle The versation from hair restorative and Males! the like. “And what did you think of the Americanism: People who begin preachers sermon Sunday?” he a.sk- married life with a cow and a cook ed. “ Well,” replied the barber, “it was like this. There was a gent sit ‘ - ( ' 5 I=OOU\5H T o G\MB ting in front of men and his hair was CREDIT COBERB parted so crooked I couldn’t hear a | C-R^.Drr VS CMERDOe. w^ord. I RATS SPREAD JAUNDICE i Bridgeport, Nov. 8.— (AP) — Guinea pigs at the Rockefeller In stitute in New Yorlc which had germs injected into them from speci mens sent from Fairfield case suv- 'S' pected epidemic jaundice, have con VvJ A U K S' tracted jaundice, according to ad vice received today by Dr. L. E. Poole, health officer of the town. (JFontair.e Fox, 1929 About a month ago rats bit two By Crane children in Fairfield while they were N ot W 'anted sleeping. Since that time reports of WASHINGTON TUBBS U r > jaundice cases have been coming in G£E,WASH-X WOULDN'T HAME from St. Thomas parochial school \VA, CHEER UP, OLD TlMERl NOO , MOVil you, had This happen for. a ' million and Sherman public school. Poison bOlOO tA^^WTo SKi \>Mlt COME HOME AND LIV/E WITH ME, OLD b l f t l DAg^ NOU BRING d o llars*, honest I WOULDN'T, is to be used to exterminate the Py$VC£0 NOO To MOMt JUST y ^ ©A,\e^ CxOTi'll STICK BV A FRIEND. NA'/ HOME; A MURDERER HERE TO DRAU REG. U. S. PAT. OFT. rats, according to Dr. Poole. BECAUSE '(OO'RE A SUSPECT INJ\ /vEH. I'l ' w a s h . WH'/, \S VOUR HOME, B02O, AND DON'T Li OUR GOOD MAME IN THE THE DUKE'S DOM1 SEEM nHATS AWR16HT, FORGET iT. MURDER? 1 To 6E VERV V m ir e *. OUT W W ttH*! g o e v « \M6UOME y \ T \ I DON'T MIND avivplace! ^ ' A B'T. s T o r r r J h r MAL CCtlHi RCa. a s. PAT. OFF. . ~Qt929. SY WEA SERVICE By Biosser Thought It Was, an Old One f r e c k l e s a n d h is f r ie n d s — rSORE X D lO -V oO WELL, EVERVTlME OU,VES-eUT X E)CpECTEO v>ie SCTTA HMPH=TU15 is 7UE t im e WUADDf/A mean 1 EVER VlSHT TP TM6- To SEE PICTURES OF FOMHV SA P VOO FoOf^lO GST eosy- TUE JOKE'S ON ..... JO K E ? DIDMT I L\KE TUATl! 'MHA7 AC£ A OENTlSTb office OH- BUT ESSAY LOOKl^!i’ AUToS A^’ MESBE 7WE MASAXINE in HMMM !'• VOO TUlNK I I HOPE VOO you GONNA TO bead 7WS DENTIST BEAD OF AA=K.\N\.EV SElN' SOAAE d e n t is t 's V>JttlT£, KNEW vnHAT DIOM'T TWlNK. about 7W* CWICA60 OFFICE JUST OFFICE^ DIDN'T ISON'.! 1 VNAS * SVIOT'IN *m\S /V\A6AT1ME- TlAlS MJAS VNORLO'S FAIR OR OPENED V VoO ? . . TALKIH’ / SO,M.E OLD STUFF l a s t East side, YT a b o u t? MA5AX1NE ■mAT MONTH'■ V\E&T SIDE^ M ALL AROUND o lUETcMJN 12.. "mEYCE W ESSAVINS ON^TWE BEST MIA/ OO- TO/SPEND $ 5 0 0 • dollars” >■ / REG. 0. S. PAT. O F T By Small SALESMAN SAM Enoug'h for Both of ’Em ! (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) /SCj I ewtAE. Cjo To o , 1 Mow SS.E. h e .(^s , A l f r e d — The Tinymites were quiet now. Then he ducked his head real [ WA'NNpv CiO HONTIN’ , VIAMMA CrO TOO, quick and said, “We’re pretty pop I W ltU lA P O P rf'T A D O '/ CAN OMLi? AFFORDTAAUY They’d crawled into the pail some K.(M £>e.LL. Mie A £AGB IWENTY iMattfl|f0lgr ^pgwing ^graU> Mrs. Ralph Cone is chairman of CITY CLUB CONTRIBUTES UONS MEET TUESDAY, DANCE TONIGHT the Ladies committee in charge of the whist and social to be given by BECAUSE OF HOLIDAY rv Negro Jazz Band! the Manchester Green Community TO LOCAL CAMPAIG.NS club tonight at 8:15. The first prizes Duo-DoUar Certifi Negro Singers! will be $2.50 gold pieces. Four other cates are given Mulatto Entertainer! prizes will be awarded and refresh-1 , toK Next Week’s Gathering to Be out with cash ments and dancing will follow. : At Annual Meeting Votes m at Hillside Inn, in Bolton; sales and pay See Adv. on Page 2. to Red Cross and the Same The Committee. ments on accounts. DEPARTMENT STORE over 200 cars. Because of the interest expressed Amount to Community Club by parents in the Indian lore exhibit at the Nathan Hale school the build The weekly meeting of the Lions The Manchester City club in its ABOUT TOWN ing will be open tonight between Club will be held on Tuesday even seven and eight o’clock so that annual meeting last night voted to ing next week instead of Monday adults may see the display. ; contribute $25 towards the Red i because of Armistice Day. The com- Cross RoU Call campaign to be con- ' mittee has arranged for a chicken Hose Company, No. 3 answered a j ducted here next week and also $25 dinner at the JJillside Inn located itill alarm from the Trotter Block : towards the Manchester Community * a few hundred feet over the town on Center street at 4 o’clock yester TOWN PLAYERS SOCIAL ) club’s drive for funds now in pro- line in Bolton on the State road. day afternoon and found that rub I gress. The following officers were I The hour will be 6:15 o’clock as New York Manufacturer’s bish in a concrete ash pit In the rear elected for the ensuing year: Presi AT THE REC TONIGHT dent. Ronald H. Ferguson; first vice i usual. of the building had caught fire. A Arrangements for the speaker chemical was used to extinguish the ' ------I president, Edward Ballsieper, Jr.; ; ^ and entertainment are as yet in- blaze. It is believed to have been I second vice president, Max Bengs, Shuffling Sam Green and His | treasurer, James H. McVeigh; sec- ,. complete. The committee in charge started by boys. ! consists of Garfield Keeney, Rob- I Plantation Blackbirds to Be; rctar^ Dearie I ert Dougan and Albert Knofia. ' The father and son banquet at the } the Featured Orchestra. , committee, Michael Moriarty, Mich- i — Swedish Lutheran church will begin One Cent Sale at Princess Candy promptly at 6:30 o’clock tonight. rcu rr. 1Q9Q ' ael O’Connell, Charles Worswick; | : The Town Players open the 1929- ; committee, Harry Ryan, : Shop, *Main and Pearl. See Our “ Mike” Carlson, head of boys work 1930 season tomght with a social at | officers. COAT SALE Window! Adv. at the Hartford Y. M. C. A. will be . the School street Rec. The public as | the meeting Chef Ur- the speaker. well as members of the Players are . served a broiled invited to attend this openmg of i w, dinner. Fifty members of Swedish Baking Sale Howard Daniels of Willimantic the Town Player sea^n. At con- | were present, is now associated with Harding siderable expense the Town Players , Hale’s Store Direct From The Factory To You Stephens, Hupmobile dealer, of have brought to Manchester for to------Center street. Mr. Daniels has mov night’s party one of the best col- Saturday 2 p. m. ed his family here and is residing ored bands to be obtained in the | Ladies’ Missionary Society of at 10 Ivnox street. north with the possible exception HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Swedish Lutheran Church. of Duke Ellington’s Cotton club or- 1 The Ladies Missionary society of chestra now headlining at the Pal- the Swedish Lutheran church will ace theater in New York City. j The seniors will hold their class social tonight. A novel program has GENUINE Tomorrow Only, Saturday November 9th been prepared and it is expected i anemoon at". o Coc. tke^aensati™ Haxle™ ^ .s- that practically all the members of , HORSEHIDE the Senior class will be there. I Chauncey Ellsworth of Marble ing as they do the slam bang har On next Monday there will be ; street has left for Ormont', Florida, mony music so dear to the heart Armistice day programs in each Specials of the negro and such a novelty to LEATHER Mr. Paul Herrmann, Our New York Furrier, where he will spend the winter. He home room. This is a new plan. In ■ the whites. The members of the was accompanied by his daughter, previous years Armistice Day has | band in addition to being excellent been observed by special assembly | $150.00 Mrs. Frank Fitch of East Hart musicians are exceptionally fine COATS Will Be At Tins Store Tomorrow Only ford, singers and their harmony numbers programs. will be an additional feature that is A large number of students were j Sheep Lined or Sealine Coat Mr. and Mrs. William Kean of excused from school early this af seldom heard anywhere except in Black sealine with squirrel Maple street will spend the week the south or on the vaudeville ternoon in order that they might at Blanket Lined With The Advanced Winter Models collar. end and Armistice day in Barre, stage. tend the M. H. S. vs. Bulkeley Mass., where they lived for a num Advance demand for tickets from School football game at New Lon ber of years before moving to Man I surrounding towns already guaran- don. For those who could not go $12-95 ‘“ $18-95 At Special Low Prices chester. tees the Players one of the largest to the game there was a social hour $50.00 crowds' ever to attend a dance in after school during which reports Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters Manchester, Hartford, Rockville and concerning the game were an-1 We are glad to announce that Mr. Paul Herrmann, our New York fur of Center church has set the date of Willimantic have already called and nounced at intervals. ; rier, will be at this store tomorrow, Saturday, with a splendid assortment Thursday, November 21 for its fall made arrangements to have parties The interclass swimming meet $79.50 rummage sale. A collect’ "^n of arti at this dance. The known ability was held yesterday. The freshman | SWEATERS of advanced winter models in fur coats at special low prices. Mr. Herr cles will be made on the Wednes of Shuffling Sam Green and his swimmers, led by Dana Cowles and ! mann, who is well known to many Manchester women and girls, is an ex day morning previous. The sale will Plantation Blackbirds has proved to “Tag” McKenna, were tlie victims. | Travelo and Thermo Lamb Coat be a drawing card for dance lovers The sophomore swimmers came pert furrier having devoted his entire lifetime to the fur industry. Even be'held all day in the vacant store A sports coat for business in the Richards building next door for miles around although no pub- next, Edward Lithwinski and Leon- | and school wear. if you are not planning on purchasing a fur coat, Mr. Herrmann will be to the A. & P. market. licity has been used except locally. ard Kicking starring. The meet; $5 $8-50 was a very close one as the final I only too glad to explain to you the various peltries without any obligation score gave the freshmen only one i whatsoever on your part. MiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiniiiliilii point ahead. ! $59.50 Fancy Interwoven Wool Hose $225.00 50c 75c $1-00 Mendoza Beaver The Newest 1929-1930 Models I 'H artford'a "Skoppit^ Qentatt | at the Genuine fitch shawl collar. Mallory Hats $175.00 F ashionable I $5.00 “ $7.50 Turkey, Duck or Chicken $295.00 , with all the Kxings SI Brown Caracul This Season Buy | In this price group you may choose a Beautiful coats in the smartest styles. Choice of silver muskrat, natural muskrat with a Johnny collor, Full skins, Japanese martin black muskrat, inendoza beaver, bay collar and cuffs. mendoza beavers in both, shawl and seal, pony and marmot. These coats SHOE KEP.\IRING SYMINGTON Johnny collars, and bay seals in vari are trimmed with self or * contrasting A Smart f Ladies’ Flexible Soles and ous trimmings. furs. Rubber Heels a Specialtj’. $225.00 SAM YULYES SHOP 701 Main St., So. Manchester AT THE CENTER C O A T I $155.00 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiNiiiniiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiMniiJUin American Pay the price you want to | Opossum to Sports coat with Johnny pay and keep within your | 1 fMQN collar. budget — I High grade furs in the newest 1929-30 models. Beautiful raccoons, Hudson lU $100.00 seals, squirrels, Japanese minks, caraculs and opossums with luxurious fur collars GOOD THINGS TO EAT and cuffs. Rich silk linings. Coats that may be purchased with Hale’s guarantee of satisfaction. 49,50 59.50 I DIAL 4151 UNTIL NINE O’CLOCK TONIGHT Convenient 69.50 I We will be on duty at Pinehurst taking telephone orders for Every Fur Coat Carries Hale’s Complete Guarantee the early Saturday- delivery. If it is convenient won’t you please Time Dial 4151. Showing the season’s Coat successes, .many copies SMALL BRIGHTWOOD OR SINCLAIR SAUSAGE Payments of leading French Couturiers. Flared models, princess HALE’S FUR COATS— MAIN FLOOR, REAR styles and the very popular straight line models, lavishly Yellow Globe Turnips...... - 18c peck furred with caracul, lapin, squirrel, dyed muskrat, Per 69c bushel delivered. sian lamb and kit fox. Beautiful range of materials in Native Potatoes...... - - • • 53c Peck black and the smartest of Fall shades. Other models $1.95 bushel delivered. Mushrooms 33c 1-2 lb. 3 oz. Stuffed Olives 10c up to 155.00. V Iceberg New Carrots ... 10c I Fashion-Right...Price-Right j Lettuce...... 10c 3 bunches...... 25c I Small Juice Oranges... 18c doz., 2 doz. 33c s H U L T M A N ’ S DOWNSTAIRS Very Large Grape Fruit Grape Fruit BOYS’ DEPT. 917 MAIN STREET Sport Coats 3 f o r ...... 25c (36 size) 2 f o r ...... 29c We will have another large shipment of I 25,00 *“39.50 I I 1 lb. Rolls Cloverbloom Butter . . . . 49c lb. | Boys’ Plus 4 Knickers Boys’ 2 Knicker in knit, grip and buckle Leather Coats = Practical Utility Coats one cannot do without for town = Meadowbrook Fresb Maxwell House Cuffs. i or travel wear. Including many lovely models in “Toy- S Eggs .... 55c doz. SUITS $9.95, $11.95, $13.45 Coffee 49c lb. Wool Mixtures and i town’’ Coats, of fine imported and domestic fabrics, plain S S9.95 up A very popular coat. Juicy Oranges Corduroy . Warm and serviceable. I and fuiTed. Other models up to 135.00. = Medium (22 oz.) Local 25c doz. Boys’ $2.45, $2.95, $3.45 Strictly Fresb Eggs = Women’s and Misses’ Sizes— Second Floor s Sliced Bacon 39c lb. OVERCOATS Shaker Sweaters Special 69c doz. Bind off. 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I Funeral Director Residence 7494 1^ ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS Iwhat it Is to say ‘no’ to anybody. BONES. infection happens to be in a child MES. EMMA HOGABTH, miser,' a fortune-hunter, and said he cared the old standard, was one where CJall it weak if you like, but he and near that point of the bone who frequently changes her* will to nothing for her, had been nice to ' the husband and wife were one in was taught weakness. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal of tl 3 American from which the bony tissue g^ws, 0»mei a new favorite among the her only for the sake of her money, ! thought and deed, and the children “ Billy has continued to think Medical Association and of Hygeta, the growth of the bone may be Carders, is strangled to death in and—and things like that. She told ! obeyed their parents, and company and act for himself. His father seriously interfered with. I could come in any time and not have' couldn’t ‘conquer’ him, as he call the Health Magazine. her room on the second floor of me herself, tonight, when s ^ said V..V, _____ ....______' When . this condition occurs, MRS. RHODES’ boarding house. she’d disinherit me if I didn t break to dodge plates. ed it, but neither could other peo Sometimes the germs leave the There are two slants on this ple; he has turned out well in throat,'the teeth or other accessible prompt surgical attention seenw to BONNIE DUNDEE, detective, my engagement to Walter - ...... be the only certain method of se- rooming with Sirs. Rhodes ineog- "And what was your answer. kind of happy home in John spite of the strap — not because portions of the body and localize in Erskine’s new book, “ Sincerity,” of it. 'They simply couldn’t -break the center of a bone or just under curing recovery. ^ There is an old nlto, assists his chief, LIEUTEN Strawn interrupted. rule in sui^ery that the way to ANT STRAWN, of the homicide The girl’s eyes widened incredu which I cannot resist quoting. his will.” the covering. There they set up in “If a woman feels that some of “I see what you mean,” admit flammation and infection with re handle pus is to let it out. ^nad, in the investigation. At the lously. “Why, of course I told her I ted the first of Jimmie’s judges. was going to marry Walter any her capacities for growth are un- sults that are invariably serious. The surgeon opens up at once the Rhodes’ house are MR. and MRS. “They could have taught Jimmie skin and the muscle tissues and ex KHARP, DAISY SHEPHERD, sales exerclsed, she will resent it, even Not only the germs that usually way!” if it is her husband’s love or her to think and act for himself.” poses the bone at the point at ■which woman; WALTER STYLES, "Then what were you crying cause sore throat or skin infec love for him which keeps her life “Jimmie will come out all tions, such as streptococcus or the infection is most severe. He prletor of a haberdashery; N O R i^ about when you left this room at sheltered and tranquil. After all, right,” I predicted. “See if he then permits the infectious-ma PAIGE, his fiancee and Mrs. Ho half-past 11?” Strawn demanded. staphylococcus, but also the germ we are in this world to grow. Who doesn’t. He’s true blue under of pneumonia or typhoid fever, or terial to. escape, cleans the , area garth’s latest heiress; BERT MAG- "I felt terrible because I’d hurt neath. That’s why I insist that WUS, amateur scenario writer; has the right to say that any stage even of tuberculosis can set up such thoroughly and, if possible, scoops her feelings, after she’d been so kind ii our growth is perfect and com- he’s been handled badly. Under it out and removes all of the broken CORA BARKER, theater pia^st; a’* he’s a gentleman. But Billy a reaction. When this occurs, there newcomer out of i to me,” Norma faltered. “And—and plctc ? ' is usually high fever, great pain, do'wn and infected bony tissue. ? ‘^S «W ” T ir " " R h o V s M me cry, too, by making a “The husband, therefore, who deserves credit, I must say. Of Obviously the X-ray is'of the ut work, and Dustj, Mrs. n ] wager that Walter would—would course he’ never was ‘bad.’ Too swelling of the tissues over the provides a comfortable home for point at which the infection takes most importance in determining be worthless husband. | j j^at she had a woman, keeps from her all his many children, are labeled that ____ suspects a just because we can’t make copy place, tenderness to the touch and fore the operation the extent of the Strawn irnmemately ^ | ^sinherited me.” worries, sees to it that she knows injury and the point at which the former boarder, EMIL SEVUIR. of less than nothing of the problems cats of them.” all of the other signs of inflamma .X . .0 1 . 1 "Because you half believed she I think if we had taken a vote tion. If the sickness is severe, the operation is to be done. the crime. He learns Sevier______leit„ | ricrht’ ”^ Strawn prodded merci- which beset people less fortunate One of the chief reasons for oper town in great ‘»&*tation on the one | ' than herself, conceals from her then it would have been unani person may vomit and have nausea. mous. Whenever infection of this type ating as soon as possible is to avoid those tragedies which result from ______^ the spreading of the infection by hind*^a sS*en, S S ^ n o te s as Dowd I “No, no! I knew he loved me for a - too adventurous thirst for ex occurs in the body, the number of •iS Quizzed by Strawn. He insists he ( myself, not for what Mrs. Hogarth perience, is perhaps, not so kind a wWte blood cells beg^ins to increase i way of the blood to other bones was in his room all evening and j might leave me!” husband as he Intends to be. Why rapidly, since these cells are of im- j than the one in which it originally heard nothing but the squawking of j your engagement took place should he know more of life than portance in overcoming the infec-1 occurred. There are cases of osteo- L'AP’N, Mrs. Hogarth’s parrot. Cora. after Mrs. Hogarth had made the she? If the thought once takes S ii/'t e r I myelitis in which numerous bones Is next given a merciless third de- jq your favor?” hold of her that he wishes her to According to the virulence of the j have been infected one after the gree. She tells of Magnus’ breaking | . * * remain ignorant, the canker is at germ, the__ extent of the trouble |other because the individual ' has I date with her, of returning at The flush deepened to scarlet. the heart of their happiness.” IT varies. The bone may be destroyed failed to develop resistance to the 12:10 to hear him typing in his "Please don’t be so^so nasty to ■Many and pus mav extend up and down disease. room. She explains her bandaged me!” she begged piteously. “How And here is something on the hand by saying It Is an electric iron could Walter and I have become en husband’s side: burn. Cora admits Sevier s atten gaged much sooner than we did? I “Men also suffer from the un Kitchen tions to her but evades answering had never seen him before I came intended limitations of what we when Strawn demands to know vvhy to board here on June flrst.” call a happy home. Of few of Mrs. Hogarth cut her out of her "Then it took Mrs. Hogarth less them is it safe to say that their By SISTER MARY will. Mrs. Sharp is quizzed next. She time to choose an heiress than for lives are complete. And this fru Salted nuts are always a favorite stration, like that of women, is and Mr. Sharp tell of seeing Norma Mr. Styles to fall in love?” Strawn “tid-bit.” That “dressmaker touch” that and Styles at Mrs. Hogarth’s door, the ironic result, more often than ■While excellent ones are avail smiled. not, of genuine affection. They all smart costumes crave now has of Mrs. Hogarth’s anger with StylM, “Oh!” She flung out her hands m able in variety at all candy shops reached coats that are worn when and later of Norma’s suspicicus dis a hopeless gesture. learn what their wives like, and and most of the “corner drug THE NEW PEPLUM loving their wives, they confine the skies are dark; appearance from the bath room. “Very well. Miss Paige. I apolo stores,” many housekeepers like Jenny, with that infallible touch gize. Now tell me what happened themselves to those habits, those to salt their own. A low placed peplum flare that is ideas, those remarks. of youth she transmits to all her ; NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY from half-past eleven on. You left There are three ways to accom things, has fashioned the raincoat | outstandingly smart that makes “If they are tempted to live a CHAPTER XIII this room in tears—” little more widely, to explore at plish the same end—by roasting pictured above that uses all the “Well, Miss Paige, I see^you’re^al “Mrs. Hogarth cried, too,” Norma wearer appear so gracefully slender, least, in thought, the mysteries of in the oven, pan frying or deep-fat leaves’ coloring in its plaid. It is ready in mourning for Mrs. Ho- told him. “I bent and kissed her— is illustrated in mid-night blue this rich span of days through frying. For all nuts except pea crepe de chine, in beige, with red, Lieutenant Strawn greeted | g^e was sitting where you are now, nuts. the roasting in the oven pro garth,” silk crepe. which we pass too quickly, they brown, green and gold stripes. the girl who---- —advanced timidly to-1 desk—” usually keep the impulse hidden duces a more crisp and tender nut It is cut with raglan sleeves that ward the desk where one of the dead “She didn’t get up to unlock the The yoked bodice emerges into then either of the other methods. shape into a slender wrist-line, with panel at front to lengthen the and brood in solitude over what woman’s acts had been to record in door and lock it after you, as was ought to be of legitimate Interest I All nuts with a tough outer a panel of box pleats do'wn the her diary her intention of disinherit her custom?” Strawn Interrupted silhouette. The hips are extremely skin like almonds must be blanch front that flare from the hipline to flat. Neckline most becoming ■with to their women as well as them- ing her latest favorite. quickly. ed after shelling and before salt give the coat \vidth at the lower I’ER ALL- soft turn-over collar that termi sdvfes* A quick flush tinged the pallor of “I turned the key in the lock “I never see a respectable, ing. edge. The collar is like a man’s myself, but she was rising when I nates in a scarf tie. Sleeves are To blanch nuts, pour boiling the lovely face. Tears welled in her fitted below elbows and slightly middle-aged man, head of his shirt collar and can be worn with -j eyes, which looked as if they had opened the door. I hesitated a water to more than cover over the points standing up or turned | flared toward wrist. house and pillar of society, threat shed many that night. moment outside the door, heard her ened by baldness and overweight, them and let stand five or ten min down. is no bread “ I—hardly realized what I was turn the key in the lock, and then I The skirt is beautifully flared, adored by his grateful spouse, utes or until the skins slip easily. putting on, after—after I was told called out good night—” with rippling fulness at hem. without asking myself—in order Drain and cover with cold water. fat. Continue adding fat as nec about poor Mrs. Hogarth, ’ Norma “And she answered you?” Style No. 811 is designed in sizes to reach this complacent conclu Rub. or pinch off the skins. Drain essary, until all the nuts are coat- | stammered, smoothing the sheenless “ Of course! She wasp’t angry 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 ahd 42 sion. what spirited thoughts did as thoroughly as possible in a col ed. Use as'little fat as possible. | l i k e black of her dress with nervous with me. She was just determined inches bust. he refuse to think?” ander and then spread on a dry Spread prepared nuts on a bak- ’ hands. "But I am—in mourning for to keep me from marrying Walter It is the choice of the smart col I advise you not to check up on linen towel; place another over ing pan and roast in a moderate ! her in my heart.” —for my own good, she said.” lege miss, and just the thing for your own conduct, and see how and pat dry. If convenient, let oven (about 350 degrees F.) until “What was your feeling toward “Hmm!...... And then. Miss office, travel or general daytime little real sincerity you grant stand several hours. a delicate brown. It will take Mrs. Hogarth?” Strawn asked, after Paige?” occasions. yourself or others. Olive oil or butter gives the best about 20 minutes. ideal. flavor to the nuts, although any he had placed the trembling girl in “I went^o my own room, then I Feather weight woolen in plum Sincerity is a delightful Sprinkle evenly but sparingly took a bath and went to bed—” the but most difficult to practice. good cooking oil is usually used with salt, stirring with a fork. a chair beside him. tones with scarf tie of faille silk for deep-fat frying. Butter is ex “ I loved her very much,” Norma girl began tremulously. crepe in blending tone is sportive. Besides completely upsetting There should be a distinct salt 6 “Miss Paige, time is precious,” you and deflating your ego, you cellent for roasting. To prepare flavor, but no vestige of a crust answered simply. "My mother and Black wool crepe with scarf collar nuts for roasting, “paint” the in father are both dead, and Mrs. Ho Strawn interrupted grimly. “Mrs. of white crepe satin is flattering will lose what friends and con of salt on the nut. Try 1-2 tea tacts you have already built up. sides of a bowl with oil or melted spoon salt to 1 cup of nuts and garth seemed more like a mother Sharp has already told me that you combination. butter. Put in a few nuts and The home-lilie\o2i i to me manthan anyone naahas oiui-t—since— i were missing from your room from Resist that impulse. add more if individual taste de Tobacco brown canton crepe with Jimmie was what we are pleas shake until each is coated with mands it. since—” i 11:40 to about 12:10, and that you collar of self-fabric serviceable. ‘Did you still love her after your , were not in the bathroom more than ed to call a “good” child because Black sheer velvet, printed sheer he was easily managed. Billy, a interview with her this evening ? a minute or two of that time—just velvet in dark wine tones, dark- : The flush deepened painfully. "I long enough to turn on your bath headstrong youngster, healthy, ac dahlia shade crepe silk and Inde tive, difficult to control, was call -^yes! 1 knew she was wrong about water, in fact. I want you to tell pendence blue crepe Elizabeth me frankly and truthfully just what ed “bad.” WT.GRANTCO. —about Walter, but I knew she attractive ideas that adapt them A word to Jimmie was enough. thought she was acting for my own you were doing from 11:40 to 12:10, selves lovely to this PaMs. model. when Mrs. Sharp saw you re-enter Sensitive, lovable, easily good. Things she said about Walter Pattern price 15 cents in stamps pendable, he would do anything hurt me terribly, but I didn’t quar the bathroom.” T h « or coin (coin is preferred) wrap anyone told him. rel with her or become really angry Dundee wanted to knock down coin carefully. His father took advantage of “ ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW’ State Theater Building with her.” the screen and rush to the girl, take ■\Ve suggest that when you send Jimmie’s sweet disposition with GRANT’S “Suppose you begin at the begin her in his arms and comfort her. for pattern, you enclose 10 cents out a doubt. He loved to give or ning, Miss Paige—or rather, at For as the detective spoke, she sank additional for a copy of our new ders and be obeyed. He had ti^ose you can buy with confidence, because if you are not about 11 o’clock, and tell me every lower and lower into her chair, a Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine. boys jumping to attention all the thing you know about this bad white-faced, huddled little heap of time. But Billy had a mind of completely satisfied with any piece o f merchandise, business.” terror. Manchester Herald his own. He did some thinking you may return it at any time for exchange or for “I know nothing about Mrs. Ho “Miss Paige,” Strawn began slow for himself and rebelled often DRESSES garth’s—death!” Norma flashed. ly, portentously, “I believe you Pattern Service when be thought differently about refund. We want your complete satisfaction. "She was as well as usual when I spent part of all of that time in Pattern No. 811 things from his father. As far as saw her last—” Mrs. Hogarth's room, and that you As our pBilvrfi!* are niatlod that went he was often right “And that was when?” know who killed her!” from N**w Vork 'Jlt.v please al « * • about things too. ot CHARM It *s warm and costs less! “About half-past 11. It was nearly low five days. Between his father’s strictness 11 when Mr. Dundee—a new board The girl sprang to her feet. “No, I'rlre 15 Cents and his mother’s coddling, Jim er here, whom I took to meet Mrs. no! I never saw her again, I tell mie never had a chance to develop bought in Name ...... W inter Hogarth—left the house, and Wal you! I know nothing whatever of a will. As he grew older he list- ter and I came upstairs from the her death—” ene"d“ to what any of his promiscu New York early lawn to tell her we were engaged. “Then where were you. Miss Size ...... ous companions told him. He con U nderw ear I knew she wouldn’t be pleased, but i palge? I think you see the necessl- Address ...... tinued to do what he had done at I couldn’t deceive her, and perhaps ty for telling the whole truth,” home—did what someone else this w^ek are inherit her money when she wouldn’t Strawn urged gently. wanted him to do. .) Men’s Cotton really have w'anted me to, if she’d Norma sank back into her chair. Send your order to the "I ’at- “There are always plenty or beginning to arrive. known the truth.” "I—you won’t tell on me, will you, teni Dept., Manrliester Evening people to suggest the ■wrong thing, Random Suits ^ * Lieutenant Strawn? It was so—in i Herald. So, Manchester, Conn," you know,” I added. “Jimmie is Just the right weight for these cool "Did Mr. Styles, your fiance, share nocent, really, but you know how not wicked. He just doesn’t know They are priced from this noble sentiment?” Strawn ask a boarding house is—” days. Comfortable full cut, long ed, and Dundee could have choked “What you tell me here is in con arms and legs, well fin- his superior officer. fidence, Miss Paige,’” Strawn assur $4,95 $9.95 ished suits that are really “Of course, he did!” Norma cried, ed her, “ unless it concerns the death marvelous value. her voice shaking with anger. “He of Mrs. Hogarth.” YDUR came up with me, but Mrs. Hogarth “It doesn’t! Oh, please believe I wouldn’t let him in.” know nothing, and that Walter CHILDREN Children’s “Brandished her cane at him and doesn’t either!” she begged, the told him never to try to speak to tears spilling out of her eyes upon O liv e I^berts Barhn Union Suits her again, in fact?” Strawn sug her white cheeks. “I went straight gested. to my room after I had told Mrs. d c )28 Iaj NEA ServiceJnc COATS Warmth and comfort lat cos,ts The little head flung itself up gal Hogarth good night. I—I cried for We were talking about two but little- -union or waisu lantly. “ She said something like awhile, then I decided to take a brothers a day or so ago when one boys or girls. that, but I wasn’t awfully surprised, cool bath. I undressed, and put on old friend of the family remarked, Why delay longer! suits for for I knew she and Walter had pajamas and a kimono, and took “Well, I’ll never say again that a quarreled, though I didn’t know my things to the bathroom—my child la good after the way Jimmy You’ll need a coat every day from and up then what it was about." towel and soap, you know. I turned turned out. When he was little he Men’s “And Mrs. Hogarth told you?” on the water, and then started back was the best little fellow I ever now on. Ours are priced from $9.95 “ Yes. but—I don’t have to tell you to my room to get my toothbrush. saw- Now if it had been Billy that Lined Capeskin that, do I ? ” the girl pleaded. Walter had been watching for me. tume4 worthless I wouldn’t have “I think you’d better. Miss Paige,” His room is just across the hall been surprised. He was a regular Gloves Straw’n answered gently. "If you from mine, you know, and as I little rascal. His mother and father don’t, I may think it much worse started back to my room he called just couldn’t make him mind and No cold hands this winter! than it really is, you know.” to me in a whisper. Of course, I he was getting whipped all the A dollar is little to pay for “It wasn’t really bad at all," she knew he wanted to know what Mrs. time.” such comfort. W ell made protested, tumbling headlong into Hogarth had said to me. I had “Well, Just look at Billy now,”