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DBAD MAN “HERO” IN Traffic Deaths Dnve London to LOCAL MAN, IN TROUBLE OVER BIGAMY BASEBALL TAR M AN IU EEET Berlin, Jan. 8.— Karl Schuta had a wife and family with Adopt American Regulations HOSPITAL, SUED whom he was happy. Then he NOT STICKY IS ALL READY FOR met another woman, became in­ fatuated, married her blgamous- London, Jan. 8— (United Press).9 Is a suggestion that It be made an DELOW RIO GRANDE ly. In July 1918 he was official­ — Borrowing American phrgses. offense to “ jay walk" or “ walk to — A ly reported killed In action, W A L K IDEA the publ|o danger.” i. DASHJ OlINA FOR I M BALM and in some respects reoommsQd- Frau Schultx, the second, remar­ There is a demand that street ing the adoption of American traf­ OLD MAN KILLS AN ried. Now, because he applied legislation be brought up to date BNBMY BAREHANDED NicaraWna Gesture Really for sick Insurance under his own fic regulations, the London County in London^ At present, legally name and' because the matter John C. Palmer, of North Sports Expert^Sees Accused Council has asked the Miulstprv of speaking, tl^e regulations date back Admiral WiDiams Sails In Providence, Jsin. 8.— George was taken up with his widow cf Transport to call a conference of to the dgys of stage-coaches, which Aim ^ at Mexico Is Belief record, Schultz has been discov­ H. Keene, a seventy-two year old all authorities concerned to find are totally Inadequate to control farmer of Llmerdok, was locked End, Defendant in $20,- ered living again quite happily, Players Exonerated By some solution of the problem of modern trglQo. * , Flagshipy Field Gnus and In Washington; Navy with his original family. Now. he in a ctll In Cranston jail today traffic casualties. The list of acci­ A special ■ contmittee, appointed following bis confessltm that he 000 Suit Brought By la In trouble. Hearing on Risberg and dents Is increasing at an alarming by tbe council, to investigate the Munitions Follow; Nine killed Charles Smith, a younger rate. ’ eguses of the Increase In traffic ac­ man, with his ba*e bands. Massmg Intended to Awe In 1826 there were nearly»l,000 cidents, reported that carelessness Smith, enemy of Keene, Rockville Woman. Gandil Charges. deaths from sti^eet accidents In and the Increase In motor cars are Destroyers Waiting. struck the old man when their Calles Out of Enforcing Greater London and more than the ■ main reasona. The committee paths .crossed on the road in HOUSE STANDS BY 40,000 persons were injured. The urged the adoption of the American Manila, P. I., Jan.. 8*—The flag­ Harrisvllle, according to Keene. Superintendent John C. Palmer, 1926 figures are higher. During systera of defined street cro8sing.s He retaliated, he said, by pick­ By D.\VIS J. WALSH. and, where possible, to adopt the Oil Laws. of the H. Lydall and Poulds Needle July, August abd September tnetw ship , carrying Admiral ing Smith up bodily and crash­ COOLIDGE ON SHIPS was an average of nearly three American signal system of traffic Williams, sitiled tromi here today tor ing blm< to earth thirteen times, Manufacturing Company, who has Chicago, Jan. 8. — Charles deaths a day and 2D,727 persona control. At present most, of Lon­ Shanghai. The destroyer Bdsall Is battering his skull. been made the defendant In a |20,- (Swede) Risberg and Arnold were Injured, or an average of 293 don’s traffic Is controlled by police- Washington, Jan. 8.— The tradi­ due to fplipw the Pittsburgh Mon­ The specified number of blows 000 breach of promise suit brought (Chick) Gandil, “ Black Sox” con­ a day. inen who move from one crossing was In. vengeance for thirteen tional American “ big stick” ha^ . by Miss A. Laura Robertson, of spirators in the 1919 The American terniis, “ Jay-Walk­ to another, simply using their arms day. The Destroyer will carry field blows-which Smith bad given been taken from its corner and Majority Votes Against Its ers” agd “Jay-Motorists,” gra, be­ Instead of whistles or elsctrle Indi­ Rockville, ui\

MODERN DANCING Tenors in Popular Quartet HARTFORD BANKER GET NOTED SPEAKER TRADE AND LIFE CLEARANCE SALE ; TONIGHT , WELL KNOWN HERE FOR npC H M S’ MEET IN OUR OUTLYING AT THE AT THE RAINBOW NEEDLECRAFT SHOP J. B. Guernsey to Talk on Re­ J. Robert feane, W h o ^ d Yes- M. H. Hewitt, Prop., Johnsoii Block. tailing on Monday at School Bill Tasillo’s Orchestra terday Had Many Friefiends in STATES IMPROVE 20 per cent to 40 per cent, discount on regular stock ■which Manchester. Street Rec. consists of Stamped Centerpieces, Scarfs, Pillow Cases, Bed­ spreads, Lunch Sets, Towels, etc. Also Embroidered Models, John B. Guernsey of the Nation­ Thev family -*'’ tin, who was found dead from gas British marines were landed and Elizabeth Wasklewlch United States to Alaska. Hawaii, and will render an organ solo at the poisoning in his store on Cooper greeted with a shower of stones These two incidents had more to opening of the concert. Anthem: Hymn of the Holy Name do with the final vote than any Porto Rico and the Philippines, as street, Tuesday evening, was held from men In the mob, who took O’Connell other speeches in the long day of compared to an Increase of 230 per The program is being presented yesterday afternoon. Rev. Watson refuge behind women and child­ Anthem: Jesus, Savior of My Soul cent in our exports to foreign coun­ under the auspices of Team No. 1 Woodruff of the Center Congrega­ ren and massed upon the band. A • Brennan debate. Mr. Burton’s, speech affect­ ed many members from the corn tries. of the Luther League. It follows: tional church officiated and the bayonet charge by the marines was Communion: "Chant des Anges” The gain in the case of Alaska body was placed in the receiving futile, due to the refusal of the Eerge belt and the interior, who were Organ: Adore Te ...... Wely wavering under the leadership set was 234 per cent, Hawaii 556 per vault at the East cemetery. ' marines to bayonet women. Recessional hymn. Mr. Hawley by their chosen chiefs. On the cent, Porto Rico, 578 per cent and Among the flcral pieces was a The Hankow club, in Chinese At the high mass at 10:30 the Philippines. 1,529 per cent. Morning ...... Speaks iadhtg other hand Britten’s ill-chosen re­ .arge offering from his former com­ territory, was looted on Tuesday \ o’clock the senior choir will sing “ It may be suggested that these The Two Roses ...... Werner Marccline Day marks frightened many staunch Honey M in e...... Strickland rades in the Yankee Division with and British residences and stores Charles Ddancyi Albert H. Rosewig’s beautiful com- gahis have been at the expense of which the late Mr. Martin served outside of the concessions were al­ ;; position, “ Mass in G.” Rosewig is Republicans, including several The Quartet Edna Mntpfay trade of other countries with these in France dur'ng the World War. so rifled, the refugees said. ' perhaps the most popular composer members of the Massachusetts dele­ possessions— that their acquisition The Wanderer ...... Schubert Kathleen Key gation who did not wish to be plac­ The bearers were a number of James Harrison of such compositions in America. has diverted a greatly Increase pro­ Volga Boatmen’s Song . .. .Russian ed in opposition to the President. bis friends: John Waddell, Maurice [Brooks BenedictI “ Mass in G” is one of his best portion of their total trade to Unit­ Mr. Johnson Waddell, Walter Mahoney, Roger Pony skin is used for Inserts in works. As passed, the naval appropria­ ed States,” Durand continued. tion bill will go to the Senate car­ Uncle R o m e ...... Homer Williams. Walter Wilkinson and smart leather handbags. Both the Prelude: “ Andante” . . . .Maespero “ As a matter of fact. In the case Star Eyes ...... Speaks Williaiu Ru.ssoll. plain brown skin and the spotted Processional hymn . .Choir Boys rying provision for one dirigible, of Alaska, Hawaii and Porto ,Rico, hut not for the three light cruisers Like Morning ...... Reichardt white and brown are used.' Asperges Me . Choir Boys this country has for an Indeffinite The Quartet^ - Kyrie Eleison Rosewig that remain of the^1924 program. timef enjoyed nearly all the trade. •,The volunteer choir of the Sec­ Contralto solo by Miss Arlyne Over in that body ^he battle will; be This-was'the natural result of their Reading— The Higliwayman i' ond Congregational church will Moriarty fought out all over again and there proximity to United States. The •' Misq Johnson - have a' rehearsal- tomorrow evening j QJoria in Excelsis Deo . . . Rosewig still remains the possibility that gain since 1903 has been In no way Three Folk Songs— at 6:15 to rehearse the music for CONTINUOUS the measure, before it goes to the Little Rose Bud ....H ungarian the sermon-lecture “ Ben Hur” Miss Louise Squatrito and Ar­ at the expense of other countries; 2:15 to 10:30 thur E. Keating, soloists President, will carry the necessary indeed, the imports of these three Brunette...... Englisl; i which Rev. Frederick C. Allen will TODAY TODAY Credo in Ununl Deum .... Rosewig funds to start construction on the possessions from other countries Spin, S p in ----- •...... Swedish give at the church tomorrow even­ Baritone solos by Louis Breen three ships. have increased almost as fast as The Quartet ing at 8 o'clock. and Dan J. Sullivan Longworth Enters Debate those from United States. Offertory “ O Salutaris” . . , . Bailey Speaker Longworth, for one brief Philippines Different Mae Murray in Acts Select Duet, Miss Arlyne Moriarty, con­ moment, joined in the debate on the “ In the case of the Philippines STATE tralto and Arthur E. Keating, vessels. When Rep. Garrett, minori­ the situation is different. In 1903 tenor. ty leader. wa.& taunting Floor Lead­ this country furnished about 12 per South Manchester, Conn. “VALENCIA” 'VAUDEVtt/LE Sanctus...... Rosewig er Tilson for his break with the cent of tha imports, while in 1925 Elevation: “ Ave Maria” Boardman President, “ because it is a break it furnished 60 per cent. Neverthe­ RIALTO Walter Williams, baritone between the President of the United less imports of the Islands from AgnuS D e i ...... Rosewig States and the majority floor lead­ countries other than the United SUND A Y-MOHD A Y-TUESDAY Recessional hymn er,” Speaker Longworth cut in States were more than 80 per cent TODAY AND THIS EVENING with: greater in 1925 than in 1903.” “ I think the gentleman will agree Durand pointed out that the rap­ “The Millionaire Policeman id gain in our shipments to out­ BASEBALL TAR NOT with me that while under the treaty WITH HERBERT RAWLINSON and EV.\ NOVAK Gay Colleen In Golden Curls we owe an obligation to conform to lying possession^ is mainly due to the spirit of the Washington treaty, the improvement of their economic STICKY, WALSH’S IDEA we also owe an equally great obli­ position much of which may justly ‘Tep Of The Lazy J’ and the Greatest Role of Her Life! gation to the American people to see be attributed to the very fact of F.VST ACTION WESTER?! .MELODRAMA. Iheir political connection with the (Coatlnned from page 1) that we do not go below the COMEDY SERIAL NEWS REEL strength accorded to us by that United States. check book under the date of Octo­ treaty.” “ The Investment of American ber 16, 1917. Gandil forced Col­ These words were greeted by ap­ Capital, education of the Native TOMORROW EVENING AND MONDAY population, and maintenance of or­ lins to produce the check stub and, plause from all over the House. Mr. Make a Date with after a minute examination by Longworth’s participation In the de­ derly government have Increased 99 production in all these posses­ Chick’s lawyers, their silence was bate proves the first time q speaker The Coast Patrol “Twinkletoes” tacit admission of defeat. sions,” Durand said. of the House has taken part in its “ Standards of living have been KENNETH MacDONALD in a Modern Tale of Bootleg­ James, on the other hand, vir­ discussions since the late Champ raised and their buying power en­ gers, Coast Guard Heroism and the Sea. \ - and she’ll steal your , tually absolved Howard Ehmke au­ Clark took the floor in 1917 to op­ hanced. tomatically, and his ready account pose President’s Wilson’s recom­ “ That the exporters of United heart awiayl of his distribution of the fund car­ mendation for ,the selective ser'^lce, States have gained the most from “Unseen Enemies” ried the ring of truth. Even the or draft legislation. this greater buying power is only Western Stuff Packed With Thrills and Action. fact he couldn’t recollect just what Complete Victory for Goolldge natural.” STARRING AL HOXIE. player had received the final fifty The President won a complete SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS. dollars of the 8850 fund Indicated victory, so far as the cruisers were a lack of a carefully pre-arranged concerned, in the face of the com­ story. bined opposition of both Republican FORD RE-ESTABUSHING Her Ballet “ Didn’t Like” Ehinkfe. and Democratic leaders. While L His testimony that Ehmke had Longworth and Tilson were at the MARY-LAMB SCHOOL rrcrived no part of the pool killed head of the big Navy forces on the Stopped the - Rlsbcrg’s charge that, at the pay­ Republican side, Reps. Garrett, jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil off, James had said: "Howard is Burns and Vinson were occupying a hollering for his money,” and like role on the other side of the Old Sterling Structure, Moved Brawl I James’ further remark that Rlsberg aisle. had suggested that Ehmke go unre­ to Wayside Inn, to Be Used A gain . warded because “ he (Rlsberg) "A Star must have danced " didn’t like that guy, anyhow,’’ at­ I MONDAY I tributed a motive tp the Swede for when she was bom,” they SPORTING EDITOR OF South Sudbury, Mass., Jan. 8.— making such an allegation against said in Limehouse, for she Ehmke. Rending, ’rltlng and ’rithmetlc, 'Buck Weaver’s about-face on BOSTON PAPER DEAD the three famous R’s passed light­ \ flitted through the shadow­ ly over in the curriculum of many Rlsberg and Gandil likewise did ed street? of slinking men their case practically no good. Nei­ modern schools, will be emphasiz­ I Clean-Up Day | ther did Buck’s support of Oscar ed in Henry Ford’s wayside school, like a golden flash of happi­ Birney Lynch, Hero • of Five it was learned today, but not by 7Itt’s convincing testimony that the ness from heaven Smash­ traveling bag Weaver gave him at Air Crashes in prance, lic- the rule of the notorious “ hickory I AJuminum French Fry Pahs ...... 75c | Christmas was a customary gift be­ tim of Meningitis. stick. = Deep pan with strainer to fit. s ing flsts were stilled, tween friends of long standing. The old “ deestrlct” school house screaming women hashed Guns Backfired. from Sterling, the institution of I White Enamel Dishpans...... 69c | Even the faux pas of Robert Has- Boston, Jan. 8.— Blfney Parker learning to which a lamb followed with awe. ^There’s some­ trouck, fonder recrplt first base- Lynch, sporting editor of the Bos­ Mary to classes and was immor­ I’ Large Can Sliced Pineapple...... 25c | thing almost holy about nan of the White Sox, in introduc- ton American, and widely-known in talized in verse, has been moved evidence of a hitherto unmen- the field of sports throughout the here. The building was for many I Large Can Spinach...... 19c | / her” they whispered and lon White Sox meeting in Boston, country, died at his home in Dor­ years a barn, following its school smiled when she found her ailed to injure the defense. It chester today. He had been sick days, but has been restored. It I No. 3 Can Corn on the C ob ...... 30c | Ailed primarily because Gandil several weeks with meningitis. Stands near historic Wayside Inn, beau. ave every evidence of not remem- He was born in AttUa. N. Y., In a Ford property. I Muffets—Toasted Whole W heat...... 12c | erlng the occasion himself, but the 1885. During the World War he was Superintendent of Schools Frank urther fact that rookie players sel- a member of the Canadian Royal Benedict is working on the pro­ I JUST ARRIVED A FULL LINE OF I om are admitted to club meetings Flying Corps and was the victim of ject and report today had it that I BATTLE CREEK FOOD PRODUCTS | elegated the incident altogether five crashes. the building would be used as a a s eyond the pale of Importance. In 1922 Mr. Lynch became sport­ private school, Mr. Ford furnish­ SUNDAY NIGHT In brief, there was a lot of shoot- ing editor of the Syracuse Telegram ing the teaching stgff. 2 Shows S:45 and 8.45 ttg but the guns back-fired and and was later with the New York The automobile magnate, it was niy the marksmen themselves American before coming to Boston. also learned today, is going in for rare injured. wool and sheep and cattle here. He Monday,. Tuesday BILK TRIMMINGS has purchased a flock of sheep 3 The ^nos Adams Co. Mrs. Edward R. Coleman of Hil- from Oregon and a herd of Jersey 3—Shows—3 (rd street, HThne with a party of Woolen street frocks trimmed cattle from Connecticut. Orange Hall Block, Hast Center Street. Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7 and 9 l^aters bound for Center Springs' with crepe satin are new in Paris. The Ford acres of South Sud­ Phone 192 BETTER THAN HER BEST! find Thursday e'veplng, fell on the Either .tfcp epepe' or satin side of the bury are being divided off by- |e and friaictured'^ber left wrist. fllk may be.used. . ■> split rail fences.

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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL cqnning-tower, type of bridge has given way to / a . great armored 'i'' 'r ' ' ‘ '•'-1 AUen structure, something after the style . San ..Francisco*7-^he .,idealjfo^ of a.castle keep, and resembling a for; all ages is seaweed. ,So ^d«jp The pastor will preach a New; The Eveniiag H erald corkscrew in silhouette or a CbitiT Mias Josephine TildeQ, fheadTof)p Year sermon tomorrow morning on SECRECY VEIL ese:pagoda. bbtjany. department of the the topic “ The Success of the As- •. The' photograpke reveal that the ty of Minnesota,'who" stoppe^.^ pirinjg Life.” The music will be Sunday SchcH^l liessens British Navy has hostr adopted the I on \ 'her return"-from’ the rendered as follows: tSeiisnee Congress? at Toklo,'*■ Peopj CENTER CONGREGATIONAL ««SOCTH RIETHODIST EPISCOPAL O N W AR SHIPS triple turrent style of .gaa-mbunt,-' Prelude: Offertoire ...... Devred by Wiffiam T. Ellis. ing. The guns on the Nelson-and -were'-healthy whd'-u'sed.to eat it Anthem: “ Lead Us, Our Father, bygone, days, she sald. ';,It',;;wa8: tl3 Rev. Watson Woodruff Bur Every Age, Crec^ and Nationality. Rodney .will, be 'carried In three Rev.Hoseph Cooper Lead Us” ...... fSullivan triple turrents each' mcTdniing fopd baals for all, sea' life, -MIbs I Offertory: Anthem; “Take Me, O den said. ‘.t'-.-r'-., Morning worship at 10:30 with three .sixteen-rinch- guns forward. , Sunday— Father, Take Me” ...... Gilder The two ships will be ope f funnel sermon by the pastor. 9:30 a. m., Sunday school. Postlude: March from Athalia 1 vessels. ' The music for the morning ser­ 10:30 a. m.. Ministry of the ...... Mendelssohn The Lilenuitloiial Uniform Sun-& have' come to us only through the vice is as follows: Chime. day School Lesson. How to Get work of scholars, and tl^jinkers,; ' ly Pqblislied After Three . 'When completed the^ wUl be un*. DOAS W ||4< RETURN ' . Sunday school is at 12:10.. Mr. usually ugly vessels, • but,-there:, is Prelude: Pastorhle ...... Wachs 10:45 a. m.. Morning Worshlt>. Millard Park is the speaker at the Help’ From the B ible:. Dent. 6:4-9 and critics . who studied ilie; ah-; » Anthem: I Am Alpha and Omega The vested choir will slpg, a Tim. 8:14^17. clbht manuscripts and *wbbSe' ju^g- . lUtle ;doubt from the scanty-par­ Brooklyn, Jan. 8;-—BUI Doal Men’s class. He wfll give a sum­ Years. ticulars already, revealed.that what veteiran s p itb ^ hurlef.'kps- keen'.'rl ...... Staldner “ Come, at Times, a Stillness,” by mary of the ston^ of Mr. M. J. Den­ meht on the whole is upheld.: “The ^ Solo: “ The Publican” ' Woodward, and “ Lord of All By WM. E .’ G njtO Y; D. D. great work .that these ihaVe/ .done' 9:- they lack in beauty they -will'ihake stored to.' good standlhjg followlrf nison, president of the Dennison up in fighting power. a. suspension due . to big r^'tireipei ...... Van Der Water Things,” by Andrews. The pastor Manufacturing Company of Fram­ 'Editor of The Congregationallst should make us! reverent, towird; ? Mr. Lldstedt will preach. Sermon subject: “ That ’ Few themes are of more prac­ all sincere'scholarship tbdky,'fb'^f Other Ships two years agp. i.He still thinks' jS ingham, Mass., telling of. the ex­ • “ Jane’s” alsjp. shows that. BVitain ^ostlude: San Fare ...... D ubois Tie That Binds.” tical importance than this. There men ' haye not: always beejj .atty can Pitch -finning bfll and will periment of co-operative 'manage- is not the only first class power port tb'the Brgbklyh .Dodgers in Sunday school, classes for all 4:00 p. m., meeting of the Inter­ pient in that industry. There will is a sense^'iin which to ' , read the more a^eed a,b6tit various mat-?, ttie naval world mediate League; leader. Miss Dor­ Bible at all is to get'help. One can ■ters In conhectidn with altering the outlines- of her. war* spring.'! ^ ‘ ages, 12:00. be an important meeting of the ships; Pictures aSe 'showpl of new books of the Bible than they-are? allowed the veil of se- ■ - ; Men’s League. Speaker Louis othy Silcox. Standing Committee Sunday morn­ hardly think of. anybody reading Italian warships with: extraordi­ 1 6:00 p. m., meeting of the Epworth that book, eyen if ho had . never akr-eed at the present Ume. ' W e e v s«rro«ndlnv.th«.rnnstt.„,.Hon Slade, principal of the New Brit­ ing at 10:15 in the church par­ nary sui.P.ke.)stacke,i brpadhased and League; leader. Miss Elsie Lewis; We should study the Bible two'new British battleships ain High school. lors. heard of it or read it before, with­ ‘N’elson and Rodney to be partly extren^ly jfkt..' ‘ BEST WAY 6:00— Cyp Club, Robert Russell. subject, “ Establishing the Zones, of Accorhing to the rules of the out immediately finding -truth and open minds and with regard for irllfted. The Japanese battleship. Matsu When your tea kettle is. not Monday 7:30— The annual meet­ Silence.” Sqpond Conigregatlonal church pro­ help for life. This is particularly its supreme truth, realizing that jq “ jane’s Fighting Ships,” the has a curVedi'.fuhnel. befit aft in the use, empty it and keep it dry. ing of the King’s Daughters will be 6:45 p. m.. Ministry of the posed amendments to the by-laws true of those who would read many detai s are of minor impor-t: ^ ^ o u s naval annual, the first .middle to, take ‘the sifioke and held in the church parlors. The Chime. % must be read at a business meeting without their minds' being in any tance in relation to the supreme jp^Thentlc photographs of the new fum es. away front the queer-look­ hostesses are Mrs. Edward Montie, 7:00 p. m., evening service. The previous to the one at which they way biased or Corrupted by theo­ purpose of the Bibie in leading’ ^yassels are produced, . revealing ing mainmast. The new-Japanese Mrs. Harold Belcher, Mrs. Harold pastor will preach; sermon subject, are to be voted* upon. The propos­ ries or presuppositions. to God. , :uhem to be extraordinary Iqokin'g cruiser Furntaka is another frefik, Bidwell, Mrs. Frank Server, Mrs. “ The Man That Nobody Knows.” als' of the Amendments Committee When one reads the Bible more 2—-When the Christian has -dla-: ;j©raft, resembling overgrown monJ- with oblong-^fanhels-attached by a George Gaylor and Miss Edith Monday— will therefore be read tomorrow at clogely and thoroughly, however, covered the Christ c-f the Bible,, ^tors. great trunk to the. foykhcjlfiSie. Hunter. 7:30 p. m., business meeting .of the time of the Sunday morning questions and difficulties be­ the bpok takes on a new meaning.>4; The Nelson, for instance, wi)l Details ;are also given in the an-* Tuesday 7:30— Junior basket­ the. Men's Friendship Club. service. gin t.0 develop. One does not find everything becomes related, to ihe^hk^® the largest forecastle In the ^ a l ot the new' American'. . and ball practice in junior«room. 7:46 8:15 p. m., the Men’s Friendship Volunteer choir rehearsal at it a book or'which all teachings Christ, spirit and the progressive i<;^orld, with an armored tower for Hritiah ten-thousand ton . arihbrsd — Men’s League bowling team at Club will observe Ladles’ Night. 6:15 p. m. are upon the’ same level. It is the nature of revelation is readilk pei'-^i^-imalnmast. From stem to bridge cruisers. Comparisons between Murphy’s alleys. Orchestra, readings, songs. Address Christian Endeavor meeting^ at story of a progressive revelation, oelved and understood. • lithe forecastle of the vessel will be the two types of vessels indicate Thursday 2:30— The annual by Rev. Edward Eells; topic “ Just 6:45 p. m. Topic: “ What Con­ and of a gradual discovery of One does not think longer qti^410 feet long, or more than half that the American type is much su­ meeting of the Ladies’ Benevolent Loving.” 1 fession of Christ Includes.” Rom.- truth that found its culmination new truth as opposed to old truth ; ]■> the length of the ship, perior to the British. society will be held in the church Tuesday— 10:1-10; Luke 12:8, 9. Leader, in the life and teaching of Jesus it is ' a matter of truth asSumiq^?: i' ' Armored ©imniMui Structare • • 7:00 p. m., meeting of the Boy parlors. The following are the Lester Wolcott. of Nazareth. newer and larger forms of eixpreS: .. , The bridge of the new? vessel will ' In mp,:t'lnstances'.It. is an honor hostesses for the occasion: Mrs. Scouts. If the early books o t the Bible Sion. What happens in the exper ^‘‘oe totally unlike anything hithej.to to’ be a' inan o f letters!. . . . But in Wednesday— > Tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock, James Johnson, Lucius Foster and “ Ben Hur,” the third in the series gave us the'full revelation of God, rience of the Christian, whoss ’"called a bridge. The recognised Dutch' Leonard’s .case=--You say it. James Cottrell. 7:00— Meeting of 2:00 p. m., the Ladies’ Aid So­ .there w ould' be no need, of the prayer for g ro ^ h and grace in the|il ciety will meet for sewing. of sermon lectures is to be given.- the Girl Reserves. All members The beautifully colored stereopu- Gospels; but no man can read the kno'wledge of Christ is answered) are cordially Invited to attend. 5:30 p. m., the regular montjhly Bible from cover to cover without illustrates the pirocess by which,! supper will be served under the au­ con views, taken direct from the “ First Aid” lessons will begin this new jnotion picture of Metro-Gold- being conscious of the fact that in the Bible came into being. ' ; spices of the Ladies’ Aid Society. the New Testa'ment he is lifted to Man and Hls''FeUows ', week. 7:30— Annual meeting of 7:15 p. m., regular meeting bf wyn, recently in Hartford, vividly the Ecclesiastical society in the a higher plane, upon which one 3— The Bible is a great text­ the Camp Fire Girls. portray the Roman rulers, galley finds the fulfillment of the deep junior room. Important. Every Thursday— slaves, and piracy of 1900 years book of mail’s relationship' to htblj member should attend. 2:30 p. m., meeting of the Wo^ ago. and true to the lackground of and prophetic truth of the earlier fellows. It is the story of religion'^ Friday 7:00— Boy Scouts. man’s Foreign Missionary Society. that great novel, reverently’^ sug­ quest for God, So the method ot in civilization, and ct how truthf The. Men’s League is fortunate 7:30 p. m.. Mid-week servlceiof gest the ministry of our Ltrd. The Bible study and common sense in may become expressed in the llvs(sj in having for the speaker on Sun­ praise and . prayer. The pastor will principals of the cast are as fol­ the use of the great book, become of man among their fellows. ’Ftmf day, Principal Louis P. Slade of speak; subject: “ The Revival lows: of vital importance.. man who Is studying the Blblp the New Britain High school. All Jesus Brought.” Ben H u r ...... Ramon Novarro Need of Sneh a Book simply as a theoretical book with­ men are invited to hear him. Frldiy— Messala .... Francis X. Bushmad The actual text of our lesson out putting it Into practice in his Mothers of the Girl Reserves 4:00 p. m., meeting of the Ju­ Esther ...... May McAvoy does not emphasize in detail the life will never derive its help. are Invited to attend the annual nior League. Iris ...... Carmel Myers nature '■ efit of the organ fund. self-centered, with inclinations to Wednesday, 7 p. m.. Boy Scoute serve self only, unhormal, with ah keyed up an’ .ready t’ keep things poppin’ soon’s we get started— cauge' !Siiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii|i ot Troop 5. ' weak wills, and limited knowledge. ■'Jl J Thursday, 7 p. m. , Children’s Every one of us has sinned, and ez I said we’re after our biggest year an’ . y’ got t’ hev big |iuns fe r big‘> chorus, the only way of cleansing is to I THE CENTER CHUR CH \ Friday, 8 p. m.. Men’s, and La­ confess our sins, and in the Lord’s game. ‘ dies’ Societies annual “ Smorgas­ power shun thum, and do good. 5 At the Center. bord” supper and entertainment. The Lord knqws that we are woe­ « ■ ■ _ . , • • «>• 'f ^ ' ' T tm fully defective, that spiritually we The next assembly of- the Patrol' We’re goin’ t’ have a sale— yes. There ain’t ho secret ’bout that. £ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. are “ wretched, and miserablei and Leaders’ School under the ' direction Always have,our January. Sale, an’ we sell out oodles of stuff; Just sim­ I MORNING WORSHIP—10:30 poor, and blind, and naked.” For of Assltaht Scout,'Executive E. L; "p The Minister is preaching a series of sermons on = Vernon Center. our condition He has no resbnt- Machol will take-.the fbfm. of an alt ply haven’t got ready er we’d be into it how. The goods is here an’ th* The Sermon on the Mount. | nient or anger. His feelings are, day hike. ’ . ^ Rev. Edward Eells. toward us as a parent’s for the suf­ Patrol: leaders will. assemlJle at* prices is «ut t* clear .things out after th’ holiday seasour—an’ as fer th* fering child, but perfect and iri^fl- the termlnira, , , South, ' iMetkodist,. rest we just ain’t quite ready t’ sing opt. But it’s cornin’—mi’ it’s good I MEN’S LEAGUE—12:00 ^ | 10:30 a. m.— Sermon subject, nite. They a!re as when He saw- church oh Saturday ; morning kt. “ Getting Rich in 1927.” impending desolations and in com­ 9:30 o’clock, January Ipth, .and —an’ there’s a lot more t’ foliow, We’r* a flyin* start—an^when = Principal Slade of the New Britain High School S 7 p. m.— Christian Endeavor. passion, “ O Jerusalem, Jerusa­ will,return in the afternoon . J 1 ^ will be the speaker. 5 7:45 p. m. — Sermonette, lem !” That our sins and weak­ tween six and seven o’clock. The we say so we got reason t* believe it’ fta^ th’ stiiflf t’ back it np. Yes sir* “ Spreading Christianity , Through nesses may be’ removed, He came hike will take place regardless bf 5 We stand for the Fatherhood of God and the Broth- | the Year.” into the world; showed the way, weather conditlbns, except rain. I just want t’ warn you we’re about f “start somethkig”, and just watch No hike if it rains) 5 erhood of Man. We welcome all who will join with us • 5 the truth, and the life; set us the our dust in .1927— our biggest year; ; I /in the worship and service of God. £ ENGAGED TO COUNT true example; lived the perfect and ' Each -Patrol Leader will supply- sinless life, and^ begged us to be his own food and drifik. Comfiletb B ' £ Paris— Announcement of the en­ instructions were gi'ven to the class iiiiiinmiUiiiiiiiiiiiniiniinnniiiiiniiiniiiiiiimmninnmiimmnmmnnmnii; perfect as His holy angels are, as gagement of Count Gaston de Bearn He is in them. last evening about the details'bf the of Paris, to Monica Avery, daugh­ Scripture clearly reveals, that the hike. Each Patrol 'Leader vrhp was '' ''ly absent at the meeting' should check uiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ter of the late Sir William Avery of end of all creation is the forma­ England, was made recently. Both up with one who was there. Thp tion of a heavbn o f angels, a happy msin part of the ' menu . will be are 19. The count is the son ot the host filled with the beauty., wis­ “ Kabobs” and “ Twists.” Prince de Bearn and de Chalals and dom, love,. and jo y ' manifested Op-Thursday, January 20th, at I South Methodist Episcopal Church | the late princess de Bearn, daugh­ through Jesus, the incarnate God. 7:30, p. m., patrol Leaders \rtll as­ . v w 25 ter of the late Ross Wlnans of Balti­ 'What, I become a radiant angel, semble for the wiiftan examinatioh I Corner Hartford Road and Main Street. | more. The ceremony is to take place glorious as those seen- by John? on the course at Room No. 13 In in March. Are hot angels a separate order of the High School Building. i DON’T PORGET AT - I beings? Surely, you can becoifie i ' = ACT TO TREES an angel. That is the purpose for which the Lord created your prec­ I 7:80 p. m. the Pastor is speaking on Bruce Barton’s Toronto— ^As a means of, protect­ ious soul. No, angels are fiot a PENSIONS :FOR THUGS S V m ing Canada’s timber wealth, the separate race ot beings. There Is I Book, “The Man That Nobody Knows.” Canadian Forestry Association fs not a passage ip Scripture that ev­ 8 ' . ' ; advocating laws requiring that en suggests Buok-' fiu idea, if .Chibago— If- wgiild be better licenses.- Scripture is np^erstood.' But that so'ciety iu'the epd t'o!^fi8lon;crifay; I 9:30— Sunday School, , angels are men and women' who nals.thi^n to sugtain the hugeHolBsk's > ■ THE EGG-BEATER have kept the .precepts of the their crlifica''' inflict. Tligt .'wks 'tha ^prd, and evgp that arcb&ngeis fecant ‘“expr.9.9i||^n ; of.'OhairiM ,. R; i 10.45—Morning Worship. Topic, “The Tie That Binds.” Never let the egg-beater soak in are, is unquestionably revealed, 'Hollbn, presi^biit' of the Chicago f; water after you have^nlsbed using for that resplfifident being, ' like Crime 4®>9cii^th)n. H e; quofo^ it. Was^ It at once and set It to dry. ufito the Son of God, transtfirmisd Aimprican 'Bjtubis’ f Afwciatibn flg-*- I COME AND WORSHIP WITH US. The water will draw- the oil from and radiant with the-glory ot God, tiros Bhowiog^tl^at tha^ahohal ipki 1 ■ * 3 the gears and make thef beater use­ declared, "'I am thy fellow servaut hyv-th^tt. in. this .'country amounted' less and of thy brethren the prophets. to'three billions.

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Htmti;»Bt(r doubt, under the protection of up half a block of the. highest- } American' Marines, it it bad not priced land in the world, shadowed BRITAIN MAKES Sttfning Utralli been for the World war. We had by towering skyscrapers, those W M l M f O N , just gotten into that when the symbols of a day far different from PUBLISHED BT Nicaraguans kicked out the clerk- the peaceful “ 90’s.” - SLOW SPEED ON THE HERALD PRINTING CO. president and elected a President Fabulous masses''of gold have LIIIEl New York. Jan.K 8.— See-sawing Founded by Elwood S. Ela of their own. . ' been offered for the old house and Oct. 1, 1881 up and down Broadway, saw "Wil­ Now tht^t t)ie State Department its green garden trying to keep SINCERE BASE Every Evening Except Sunday* r-nd liam Haines, £he latest of the Char­ Holidays. baa gotten arQund to It again It bright under a pall of soot and By RODNEY DUTCHER lie Ray-type of movie actor, sitting Entered at the Post Office at Man.* proi^oses to pick up the thread of smoke from the commercial world beside *bis beaming mother watch­ Chester as Second Class Mail Matter. Washington, an. 8— Who gets Three Years of Effort Leave Nicaraguan bullying where it was all about. ing himself act in “ Tell It to the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall the smoothest and most painless ' But the ownei’s, sisters of one shave in Washington? Marines.” . . . six dollars a year, sixty cents a dropped when we found something Saw John DtJW, the perennial month for shorter periods. more respectable to do with our Gottlieb Wendell, descendants of Who gets the most meticulous Little to Show in,Way of By earner, eighteen certs r, week. hair-cut? blade, wearing the Inevitable gar­ Monday Only Single copies, three cents. ships and our Aghting men than the Wendells who were partners of denia in his buttonhole. . . . The ■ Who is spared the necessity o L SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ empire-chafing south' of the Rio the Astors, only give weary and ji refusing singe, hair tonic, mas­ Progress. tale goes that he was born thus. . . SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser. Grande. bored refusal again and again to sage, shampoo, eyebrow manicur­ Saw Ben Lyon at theater with Inc., 25 West 43d Street, New York the very cham ing dancer, Marilyn and 612 North Michigan Avenue, Mr. Borah simply remembers the merchants with their yellow ing and alt the other expensive ton- .^ingaporp.—^^Although it has $2.95 Chicago. • sorial niceties Inflicted on a cus­ Miller. . . . Elsie Janis, looking what plenty of people knew but ggid. been in the hands of, the British just a couple of years older. . > . The Manchester Evening Herald Is tomer with weak will power? haye forgotten. Money? Oh, after all, if they are Admiralty for about - thfee years, But perhaps it was the presence of on sale In New York ClJty at Schultz’s Who is spared a barrage of su­ the site of the Singapore Naval News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd comfortable and contented, what perfluous conversation unless he her mamma, who looks so incredi­ Street and 42nd. Street entrance of Base at Seletar has advanced only bly young, . . . Thomas Meighgn, Grand Central Station. . NAVY PROPAGANDA. can more money do for them? asked for it? slightly, from Its original state of The answer to these questions is one of the movie stars you are al­ Navy propaganda got in its work Besides, this is their home! swampy desolation. / most certain to see in company ^ “International News Service has the J Senator Royal S. Copeland of New Seletar is 15 miles from Singa- exclusive rights to use for republlca- ; in the House when that body voted with is own wife. . . tion In any form all news dispatches York, the barber’s Meses. nore, on the northeast side of the to commit the government to the For Copeland has introduced a Saw Mai St. Clair, ye film direc­ credited to or not otherwise credit­ island, and is reached only by road tor, enjoying the" lorfg hbliday ed in this paper. It is also exclusively expenditure of sonf^thing more bill into Congress which would — a good road most of the way, but entitled to use for republication all close all barber shops ip the Dis­ which started when Florence "Vidor, tlio local or undated news published than four million dollars for the very indifferent in parts. It is ten whose picture he was to direct a t, h'creln.” trict of Columbia on Sunday. or twelve miles from the eastern “ bigger and better” Shenandoah. He has excited the admiration of Astoria, fell ill. . . . They tell me end of the stra4t. -which separates that Mai knows more' quaint places SATURDAY. JANUARY 8, 1927. The House vote was as direct a both employer barbers and employe f BOUGHT iron plant stands are rapidly Singapore island ffpm^he mainland in which to eat In Manhattan than slap in the face at the Coolidge barbers. They treat him well. Ho of Johore, and is appi’oached by sea taking the place of the cheap fumed Is the best groomed senator. all the daggering columnists >com- policy of economy in armament as When she comes home again! only from the east, although small ' bined. •., . oak taborets of a few years aga, and THAT TREATY. could ■R’^ell Jiave been delivered. Copeland, the former health native craft may go througU the A thousand ways commissioner^of New York, expects The story goes that he starts why shouldn't they at such low prices? They The charge made yesterday by I The measure has not at all the I fashion,- to myself, the tender­ lock to the west of the causeway forth in the morning ih his flossy that, when and if the bill becomes carrying the .Singapore— Kuala are not only practical but highly decorative in Senator Borah— that the much- same jusUAcation that a grea* ness law, similar beneficial legislation motor chariot and disappears down Lumpur— Panaiig r^Iway. the entangled lanes of the foreign touted treaty with Nicaragua, many members And for the appro­ Of my glad welcome: I shall will be pa,ssed elsewhere. their graceful wrought iron designs finished in - tremhle— yes; The strait is about three-quarters quarter^ dashing through a Hunga- granting exclusive canal rights to priation for the three long-author- 'rThe barber is entitled to one of a mile wide and the land at gloss black with decorations in gold and. touches And touch her, as when Arst la day off a week and he can’t get it,” ^ n place with a front and the United States through that ize4 cruisers which the President the old days either side is covered by virgin ending up in a squalid back room says Copeland. “ When one barber jungle and some rubber planta­ of red; The" stand sketched is 42 inches high country’s territory and which is I touched her girlish hand, nor where a red tablecloth awaits. . . . also opposes building, and which shop stays open Sunday they all tions. Many acres of rubber are to with 11 inch copper dish. Regular $3.98. No now cited by Secretary Kellogg ai the House yesterday squelched. dared upraise stay open lest they lose business. Here, Mai Is willing to take oath, be xut down for the base, and the may be had the finlst mushroom jusUAcation ' for American seizure Because there was some expectation Mine eyes, such was my faint "If we have a law, one barber trees have been going to ruin for 'phone orders or charges* ■ heart’s sweet distress. omelet to be found on seven conti­ of control, Is a thin fake and a that, when launched and outAtted, can know that another barber two or three years, .although they Then silence: and the perfume of won’t take his business. He can go nents. . . . Similar places intrigue fraud—will come as a shock only these cruisers would be as good as her dress: ought to be producing well. "vhim from time to time at dinner out on Sunday--With his wife and Swamp Drained to those who cannot remember for The room will sway a little, and hour. . . . He has for them a zeal­ any other cruisers and perhaps of the kids. He. can take in some A swamp has been, drained and WATKI NS ^BROTHERS so long a time as Afteen years. a haze fresh air."’ ous loyalty'and a jealous sense of some use as cruisers go. some clearing done for the base. possession. . . . Only his intimates We have been sticking our Anger Cloy eyesight— soulsight, even— Many I'ears ago Copeland was But since the Shenandoah prac­ for a space; Attractive and comfortable bunga­ are taken there with him, lest these into the Nicaraguan pie for a great mayor of Ann Arbor, Mich. He be­ lows have been built on a hill for tically fell to pieces of her own And tears— yes; hnd the ache came the first mayor to close sa­ places be “ discovered” by the world many years. First there was Wil­ size, and because there has never here in the throat. administrative offices and officers’ at large and grow popular. . . . loons during proscribed hours— for and men’s quarters; a rough pile FUNEKAL DIRECTORS liam Walker, freebooter, soldier of yet been the slightest particle of To know that'I so ill deserve the awhile— because he came to realize St. Clair generally travels with a jetty has been built, and there are carefully selected retinue, never fortune, and Alibuster. He, without proof that mammoth dirigibles will place that most saloonkeepers held open Her arms make for me; and the several workshops at which light failing to have a court jester who any of*the transparent subterfuge be of any use whatever in time of illegally merely because their com­ engineering jobs and small castings so’bbing note petitors did. will feed hto "gags,” .'. * employed by Mr. Kellogg, simply war, the proposal to squander I stay 'With kisses, ere the' tearful can be done. Saw Daniel Frohman in the His barber bill Is one measure The dredging for the new float­ took a gang of men to Nicaragua huge sums of money on such face j which will not be attributed to po­ midst of celebrating his 50 years ing dock’s mooring has begun. It (or whatever it Is) association with from California, seized control of monstrosities lacks whatever ap­ Again is hidden in the old em­ litical moves. Tammany is reported and a ' faaK across, resembling n brace. will take at least 18 months, if not the theater. . ; . He is 73, I be­ the country and ran things as head peal may lie in the call for ships rather cold toward giving Cope­ two years, to excavate "th e berth, rough stone. — James Whitcomb Riley: When land another term in the Senate lieve, and has ceased* active man­ "When stretched out on the of the little republic’s army. Cor­ of the sea. - She Comes Home. which will be . over. 7 0 feet deep agement, but his office carries on and Copeland is reported rather and sloping down from normal sea ground-the great crab has a radial nelius Vanderbilt the elder at that It would be interesting to know warm In his desire to convince his the tradition of being a gathering spread o| 30 teot. It is called the time had a corporation operating MOUTH ORGAN LEAGUE bed on completion some 40'A yards place for the profession. . . . just how much lobbying |pr this constituents and party leaders long and 300 yards wide. spider crab because, when held up ships on Lake Nicaragua. Two ofd- . IS FORMED IN LONDON thdt his renomination and election Frohman began "his career as an by a man,, it bears a marked re- dirigible bill has been done by the As It would take six months to office boy on the New York Tribune cials of the company conspired with Navy Department. The overgrown are deserved. His recent jump into tow the dock out from England. -semblance of a huge spider. London— In order to settle the of Horace Greeley vintage and, "Walker to steal the Vanderbilt the senatorial wet contingent is cit­ Hong Kong, which has suffered- By ARTHUR N. PACK. It is not possible to catch them blimp is the especial fad of Secre­ vexed question as to . who is the ed and hd is expected to make a through the efforts of his brother, in the same manner as an ordi­ property" entire. The scheme work­ much by trade depression and was thrust into -the show business The gUnlal afternoon sport of tary Wllbjar— and Secretary "Wil­ harmonica champion of Britain, th e' vigorous campaign for renewed crabbing would suddenly chatage its nary crab, and instead of one man ed— Walker merely taking Vander­ China troubles is anxious to build as an advance man for" a minstrel bur is a gentleman possessing a British Mouth Oi’gan League Is popularity back home. the dock. Hong Kong has the facil­ complexion if one should encounter half a dozen alert and skillful bilt's property away from him and most curious set of ideas as to loy­ organizing a contest on a nation Copeland is a “ joiner” second to ities, but, of course, most of the a crab of the size of the one' shown Ashermen are required to capture scale in London January next. GILBERT S'WAN* handing it over to the treacherous alty to his chief. none. , material would come from Eng­ in the picture. and handle a specimen. associates. Working with the money Twa-thousand players are ex­ He is a member of Delta Kappa land. Honk Kong is five days from This is the great spider crab of A long seine-like net is set &t It would be ridiculous to ac­ pected to take part, hnd an eminent Epsilon, New York Athletic Club, SERVANT RETIRES high tide at the entrance of a shal­ of these crooks Walker made him­ Singapore. Japan, so gigantic in size that it cuse the Secretary of the Navy of musician will adjudicate. National Democratic Club, Trans­ Build INvo Docks seems to be the creature of a horri­ low bay opening from a deep chan­ self titular as well as actual presi­ Rome— “Linda,” as Miss Teodo- doing his best to scuttle the Cool­ portation Club, Sons of the Ameri­ Two graving docks are to be ble nightmare ip which insigniAr nel. When night comes the mon­ dent of the country— being recog­ LONDON SEEKS REMEDY can Revolution, Knights Templar, linda Band is called, has grown ster crab comes up out.of the idge economy policy in this matter, built at the base, but there is no feeble and will retire shortly from cant things assume the most fright­ FOR TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Mystic Shrine, Friendly Sons of St. channel to feed on the Aats, and nized by the Franklin Pierce ad­ because there is no proof whatevef sign of these yet. A few miles fur­ the service of Pope XL She is 70 ening proportions. Among its strik­ Patrick, Benevolent and Protective ing and wonderful features are the going down again with the tide it ministration and hailed in the that he has. But one can be ^ree to ther inland, and within view of the now and has served the pope ever London— Alarmed by the 710 Order of Elks, honorary member of two" long powerful biting claws or thus runs into the net. United States, it will be noted, as main line railway, is the oil storage’ since he entered the priesthood. For say that if he did there would b© deaths in the traAlc-jammed streets th.e stationary englileers’ local, for the base, and already nearly 40 arms, which measure 15 feet and The Japanese, in their Ingenious doing a “ noble work in the regen­ years she has prepared or looked" nothing surprising about it. And of London during the Arst nine nights of the Maccabees, surgeon large tanks have been lauilt. An are capable of inAlctlng a danger­ way. prepam a rack of bamboo eration of Nicaragua.” This was in months of this year, the various general of National Stewards’ As­ after the Pope’s' meals! The Pope- ous wound. made with a radiating branch .for somebody, somewhere,, hgs been air station will be on the sea side eats, but little— usually soup. Ash 1854. authorities of the capital are to sociation, Houvenkopf Country of the naval base— the site has yet Four pairs of long legs, termi­ each claw; wben the crab has been doing an amazing amount of. mis­ Club,, vice president of American Or vegetables with a small glass df netted it is lashed carefully fo this The Vanderbilts put their money meet in conference to endeavor to to be cleared of rubber and jungle nating in points, reach out from sionary work for overblow’n air And a remedy. Public Health Association, ex-pres­ wine making up his principal meal, about a foot! and c4n be carried shoreward to work to “ get” Walker, aided a — and behind this, on a hill, is a the body, which is ships; that’s sure. "Various suggestions have been ident of the University of Michigan naval wireless station, in commis­ usually taken about 2 p. m. i withont danger. combine of Central American states made jwith' ’ an end to remedying Club and the Michigan Society of sion and working. . to oust him and in 1857, when on the high death-rate, but the ma- New York, to say nothing of mem- The ijort of Singapore is of great pership in 4he "Newspaper Club and the point of being stuck up against joHty of them have been thrust and ,growing- importance to Brit­ NO FOOL, I Press Club of New York, the Hun­ a stone wall and shot, he “ surren­ There are a great many peopls aside as useless. ain’s Eastern trade— its annual dred Year Club of Chicago and the tonnage clearance comes nfext to dered” to the captain of a United in this country who have labored National Press Club of "Washing­ HEALER POPULAR that of Liverpool— and it is a pi­ States warship— there were always under the impression that Rev. ton. votal i>olnt in the Empire air routes U. S. warships handy for such pur­ John Roach Straton was a bit of Rochester, N. Y.— WheA Abram to Australia and New Zealand. pose— and came to the United a fool. They have been unable to George, 11, Indian boy "healer” Soon it will have a fourfold im­ portance— a commercial centre by States. He made several attempts see how he could be such an ex­ came to Rochester recently from Batavia, he was surrounded by an sea and air and a naval center by good cold weather starter to get back into control of Nicara­ traordinarily bigoted fundamental­ sea and air, in addition to the ex­ gua, but on the last of them, in eager crowd in a short time. Police ist and be otherwise. To these Anally had to disperse the throng port trade of rubber, tin, and 1860, while trying to use Hpnduras folks, and particularly to- the scien­ of more than 1200 people who as­ tropical produce from the Malay now more ever as a gateway for another filibuster­ tists among them, Is recommended sembled to see the boy. The “ heal­ peninsula. ing expedition, he fell foul of a consideration of the price that the er” is said to drive away illness and British naval commander who, hav­ whale-swallowed-Jonah man is to affliction by the laying on of hands. De Weekelycke Courant von Probably no single feature of Dodge ing captured him, turned him over Europe, a newspaper, was first get for sixty lectures in the interest BUYING METHOD published in Haarlem, Holland, A "fflOUGHE to the Hondurans, who promptly of the “ Supreme Kingdom”— or­ 1656. Brothers Motor Car has been more widely shot him. ganized by the samp clever money Nowadays,^ many persons buy First newspaper in South Caro­ For the fashion of this world talked about and commended than the After that and for a considerable makers -who organized the Ku Klu.x their silver in sets of six or twelve lina, published, 1732. passetb away.— 1 Cor. 7, 31. period, the United States and Klan. of each article, but in com.plete ser­ Battle of New Orleans, 1815. power and promptness of the starter. A.merican adventurers were a mite vices for one or two persons at a Birthday anniversary of Au­ Every generation laughs at the Dr. Straton is to have just thir­ time, thus collecting a workable set gustus Thomas and General Long- chary about taking possession of old fashions, but follows religious­ ty thousand good American dollars more rapidly. street. ly the new.-—Thoreau. "* The new two-unit starting and lighting Central American countries and lor this job. setting up paper presidents for If there is any scientist in the system now advances Dodge Brothers their own behoof. But in 1909. the United States, who can reap any Dissolving the Partnership leadership in this important respect still machinations of a couple of other such bunch of kale for telling six­ adventurers from this country, who ty audiences that this world wasn’t further. . Agured in a revolution against made In six days of 24 hours of 60 President Zelaya, resulted in their modern minutes each, we, should being shot. That gave Secretarj' like to be told who he Is. There arc now no moving starter parts Knox, who held the same job un­ Mr. Straton is no fool whatever. urn's mm we when the car is in motion—no starter der Taft that Kellogg holds unde.’ He may be a little disagreeable and Coolidge, the chance to shout aloud enormously ridiculous. But'so, they chain—no noise—no wear. The new for warships, and they were say, was the famous Marcellene— mDCWE/ starter is even more D EPEI^ABLE than promptly dispatched. That time the the highest priced clown who ever ships -were in Nicaragua to help capered on the New York stage. the old, and far simpler and more compact bottle up Zelaya and aid the rebels, And he had plenty of brains, of his who Were of the faction to whicn sort. in construction. Grace and Cannon, the executed Americans, belonged. The result YOUTH CRIME. Many other major improvements have was that Zelaya was Anally beat­ A recent report on juvenile de­ en and Aed to Mexico. linquency. Issued by the Depart­ been added during the past twelve months, The Nicaraguans wanted one ment of Labor, furnishes -evidence all vitally affdeting performance and in*^ Madriz for president, then, but the thta wild youth is not so wild after *1 United States government— other­ all. creasing value far beyond the apparent wise Mr. Knox— did not want him A careful survey, ooverning 14 measure of current D o^ e Brothers prices, and so refused to recognize him. cities, reveals a decrease in delin­ Mr. Knox did recognize President quency in nine of the cities and an Estrad^ but he did not prove as increase in but four. The number tractable as expected and so was of actual commitments- is smaller Toiuring Car ...... $$85 forced to resign. And then Mr. than that reachad in former sur­ Coupe . 1...... $935 Knox did precisely what Mr. KeL veys. ' ■ ' Special Sedan ...... $1040 logg has done, picked this man The fact t^at people read almost Adolfo Diaz, who was in the em­ daily stories' of crime by youths, ' Delivered ploy of American interests, and gives the readers ah impression made-him "provisional” president. that youth is soniewhat rampant.' , Then Mr. Knox and American The truth is, of course, that H. A' STEPHENS business interests tied their ch.^p these crime stories deal with’ ex­ Diaz up in a knot by making a loan ceptions ratbey than rules. Other­ Cur. Center and Knox Streets So. ManehesteV to his government, re-establishing wise they would not be news. the currency and the customs col­ Wk Aho Sell Dependeble Ueed Cars V lections according to American HOME. Ideas for American beneAt, and. A bit of the “ good old days” Anally, paid him the price of a wben crinolined ladies and plum- shoestring for the enormously val­ colored walstcoated gentlemen rode uable canal franchise, writing the in landaus along old Fifth avenue treaty and telling the Diaz puppet in New York, still exists In that to sign on the dotted line. very modernish city. Every country in Central Ameri­ A dighlAed old house, muslla- M O T Q A C A R S ca protested, but it did no good. curtalned, with a real garden shut Diaz would have stayed on his off from the roaring street by a "-•V job straight along till now, no board fence, stands there. It take.i it’?'-;

• t I""'f*- < ■ ‘■■a'"© -..lb- MAl^UHESTER EVENING HEKAU), SATURDAY, JAN. 8, 1927. I ” ‘ T S *%■ said. "I cave4 that huan’a life. an exciting one,” he continued, re- Kid Cops frack to the palace." ionist and Ray Moretti, Violin­ 2 Love a Little Cottage' “ And it was regular ale, too; while the news weeklies at the the­ detectives. charge and then they would start them. 'f Abram Matchett Joined the ist. Accordion and violin duets...... O’Hara none of your near beer stuff It was aters show London scenes and a Scotland Yard is the head of the picking up the remains.” Protect life'and property: give English*police at the age of 22. He .7:00— ^Dinner music cbhtlnued. ’Tis the Last Rose of Summer real old ‘stingo’ and warmed us to bobby or two can be. seen at close detective force of the country and There were guns for the police everyone a civil answer and direct was inanie.d while a bobby in Lpu The Hub Restaurant Group ...... ( Irish Folk Song) our toes." range. every once In a. while when a par­ force it seems but they were never people to their dectlnation; make don and' when his service, was over Popular Program Miss Burns They had their time off, too, one Mr. Matchett is not a Cockney. ticularly clever policeman was un­ taken out except to be cleaned. no distinction whether the person he'.returned to his old bome ln Ire­ Fox Trots— 10:00— Weather. He doesn’t drop his aitches or tali^ covered, he was sent to the Yard Each station had as many guns as Sunday and one week day in each Is rich or poor. That was our code land and spent two more years Precious 10:05— Club Worthy Orchestra. with the London tang. His is a rich and became a detect!* e. it had bobbles but Mr. Matchett month and one week’s leave at the and that was what we lived np to., there. He came- to this country 40 Give Me a Ukulele 11:00— News. Irish brogue for he was born just A policeman received 27 shill­ says he never has seen one of them end of each j^ar. Night men had it A-drunk was nothing In our life. years ago and has lived here ever I Don’t Mind Being Alone Sunday, January 9 outside o f Portadown. Ireland. He ings, about ?6.75 a week,, and all leave the barracks. A caretaker a little harder than day men for En,gllsh people are an.a rule law since.; If I’d Only Believed In You 6,: 00 P. M.— The State Theatre wan one of a few Irishmen in the found. That, of course, was the pay _tPoh Ihem dowp once a . month to they had to go through one ho..r’s abiding.- Mr.-Matchett Says that, if He is a baker by trade* i That’s a Good Girl Concert— Bert Williams con* diVIblOii or ffOff inen'wltli' whlclThe of a first class policeman. He had oil and clean them, but they wore drill every week, something that ever he wanted to make an .arrest Waltzes— ■ductiris. was auartered while a member of to wait three years for the rank out on the hooks. the day policemen didn’t have, to or had been hard pressed *by a. Whispering Trees I the pollce^force. and the raise, which came at the The other item of equipment bother with. gang of roughnecka, he could ha've At Peace With the World Festival Dance and Valse of -the A Big Man rate of a shilling a week per year. was the world-famous bullseye Every 13 men on the force had a called on the citizens and- would HEBRON Fox Trots— Hours from the ballet "Cop'^ He must have been a wonderful "A bobby walked a regular beat lantern, without which no London sergeant over them, a man who have found beside him ten men for Pretty Cinderella pelia” ...... Leo Dellbei specimen when he first put on his and was put on another beat after bobby is complete. Filled with a '^ore two stripes. Then there was a every one of the opposition; .Farmers all around are harvest­ Meadow Lark II uniform for even now he is a big a month,” Mr. Matchett says, "and special oil and lighted; the lantern top-sergeant- who had four stripes Crowds Ob^lent ing ice from the different ponds How I Love You Czardas from the ballet "Cop- nian, standing more than six feat he might not be on the came, beat hung from the belt of the bobby. A and was called the acting inspector. “ Crowds dispersed as .soon as and lakes of the tOAVn., The New I’m On My Way Home pella” ...... Leo Delibes high with a build like a giant. twice in a year or more. He might shutter closed down over the bulls­ Over him there was the inspector the officer told them to do so. Haven Dairy Company are cutting Hello Bluebird xll “ They didn’t take men on the be transferred to another station or eye when the lantern was not In for each station. These in turn were Sometimes there were fights but Ice from Holbrook’s'Pond and are 7:30— Bible Study Period— 'A Suite:: "A Day In Venice” (Uu forct then unless they were at even drafted out of the city to some use and when the shutter was lilt­ governed by the commissioners and as soon as the bobby appeared the carting it tp the' Gilead Creamery New Thing In Relfisious Educa­ Giorno iU Venezia) least 5 feet 11 inches in hcim t,” he other part of England.” ed a beam of light 'Would shoot the superintendents of divisions. fight stopped and the crowd melt­ ice house. About fifteen. local men tion in Connecticut.” George ...... Ethelbert Nevia explains. "Every member lot the Their Hours straight out for. 2(1 yards. As To Promotions ed away; No arrests were made. are employed In the work of cut- Nesbitt McClusky, director Week Alba (Dawn) Metropolitan police was a big man Day policeman walked their Carried Lanterns The system of promotions and !n these cases unless somebody ting. Day church schools, Bridgeport, i Gondolierl (Gondoliers) and when we rere on parade we beats four hours and rested four Bobbies didn’t have anything to pay went oh a similar scale to that Alphonso Hills who is spending Conn. I Canzone Amorosa (Venetian looked ais much alike as pins in a didn’t do what the officer, said. hours. Night men had it. a little do with taking *care of these lan­ employed In the Bngllsh army. "Not all. the fights were real, the winter with his sister, Mrs. Hymns— The Reynolds Quartet, i Love Song) paper.” harder, though, for they went on terns. They were all trimmed and When a first class constable had Helen Hills enjoys the sports in 8:00Hartford Composer Period Buno Notte (Good Night) - Strict Requirements however,” he says. "Pickpockets for eight hours at a stretch. filled with oil in the station and served another year he was placed and purse-snatchers had a way of spite of his eighty odd years. He with Edward F. Laubin. -IV Requirements for entrance to the "W e had to spend a half hour all the cops had to do was light on the reserve and wore an arrow has recently caught a fox, a mink Choir— Cortege du Serdare from "Clau- police force in London are extreme­ puttings up a fake fight to gather cleaning up before we ever went them and carry them on their belts, on his collar. He then had no ‘ and a raccoon. The,last mentioned Te Deura In C casian Sketches” ly rigid. The height requirement is a crowd and then one of their con­ out on our beats,” said the old cop. "They were wonderful things,” special boat but w je ordered any­ ’he found alraady caught in a trap Asylum Hill Coi>gregational choir .... M. Ippolltow-Iwanow only one. Before an applicant is ac­ federates would go around and lift "Our shoes had to be polished; wo said Mr. Matchett. "W e used to get where In the district covered by the watches, wallets and .•'ewelry. Thlq, sot for mink. It.was very dark in (solos for soprano, tenor and. alto) V cepted he Is put through three phy­ had to be shaved; our buttons had station. color and weighed thirteen pounds. Baritone— Llehosfreud . , .. Fritz Kreisler sical examinations by three differ­ a lot of fun out of them, too, .happened many times; to be shined up so that they would frightening stray dogs that crossedi Reserve men, when there were "Oine day I was walking faster Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keefe were I Heard the Voice of Jesus VI ent doctors and what one doctor dazzle your eyes and our clothes no beats to be filled, could patrol Shepherd’s Hey . .Percy Gralgef misses the other two get. our path in the dead of night. than usual to stop a fight when my guests at Mrs. Helen White’s on Say had to be pressed to razor-edge "There were times, though, the Boction. and do as they pleased Sunday. Benjamin Knox ’ VII "When I applied for a Job on creases. There were heavy penal­ Inspector who happened to be when we could not use them. When so long as they put in their time, there stopped me. Mrs. Loren M. Lord was the Soprano—• In a Persian Market the force I had to wait until there ties for failure to come up to the A Big City was a vacancy. Then I received an one of those thick autumn fogs “ ‘Where are you going?’ he guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clar­ -Lullaby - ...... Albert W.*Ketelbey requirements.” Men in their spare time usually VIII application from headquarters to be dropped down over the city we asked. ence Hamilton In Hartford for a Ida Yudowitch "Married men could live at home could iR>t seq .our fieet when we went sightseeing but Mr. Matchett few days this week. Tenor— Second Hungarian Rhapsody filled out and returned. On this but single men were obliged to live ,‘To stop ..that fight, sir,’ I an­ paper it was stated that any person flashed ^ e lantern toward the says that in all his six years in Lon­ swered. Miss Clarissa Pendloton was pres­ He Is Risen ...... Franz Liszt in the police barracks. We could don he did not see one quarter of iX who was not 6 feet 11 inches tall, marry while in the service but we ground, " ‘My man,’ he sald< ‘never go ent at a public meeting in New Ha­ Maurice Wallen the city. Contralto— Paraphrase: t/alther’s Priz* had flat feet, was knockneeded. first had to get permission from "I have seen a few nights when faster than your regular military ven in the interest of the prohlbl- "It was a big place then, the big­ shortsighted or longsighted, need our superior officer. this ,fog covered the city like a pace. If you walk naturally you j.tlon movement this week; She spent Offering “So n g ...... Wagtter-WllhelmJ blanket when we couldn’t see the gest city in point of population in a few days with friends. Evelyn Marcll ^ • X not apply for a physical examina­ In Ireland will have plenty of wind left to tion. great street lights. In those times the world and you ^ould ride from stop the fight if It is one; again, , Mrs. victoria Strong was sum­ Anthem— Puck ...... Edward Grief "Ih tbe Irish constabulary they we had to feel our way along the Charing Cross in horsocars for 15 moned to Larchmont/ New York, Trust In Him XI Almost Perfect Men didn’t permit marriage while in the yon can watch the outskirts of the "That was their way of getting walls of the buildings to walk our miles before you would strike the cronrd better, and can see. It there by the serious illness of her mother, Asylum Hill Congregational choir Overture to "The Bohemian ranks so som e'of the members of suburbs. All the rest of the city •Girl” ...... Balf« almost perfect men on the force. that body who felt like getting beats. We could stand under a Is anything fishy about the tight. 'Mrs. Clemence Croll early this (tenor solo— Maurice Wallen) The requirements assured head­ married transferred to the Metro­ lamp post and all we were able to within this 15 mils radius was Then, if it is a real fight, one of week. Mrs. Croll,- who has been a 8:30— The American Legion De­ built up solidly. quarters that men who had passed politan police where they could get see was a tiny blue star— the gas the . people mixed up In it will be seml-lnvalid for some years has partment of Connecticut— Pro- "London then had more than gram by the Clifford R. French the examinations would be almost married right away.” llght.^ Thai is how thick the fogs glad .that you have come’,’/ suffered a slight paralytic shock, as alike as peas in a pod and that Married men with more than are when they drop. 4,000,000 people. I don’t know the "Another interesting procedure Mrs. Frank Waldo is improring Post No. 22, Thomaston, Conn. ▼as what they wanted.” two children could ^ not Join the "Tralllc stops dead when these exact population .now but if it has was the. peddling of drunks among from an attack, of grip which has B a n d - TEST ANSWERS A recruit went to Scotland Yard, force for some reason or other, but fogs drop and the wheels of the grown to any extent it must be a the officers on the various, beats,” ' prostrated her. Mr. Waldo still suf­ March: . Portqrer’s Catallne the drill grounds lor new men. He after a man was on he could have great city are at a standstill. They wonderful city.” Mr. Matchett smiled when he told fers from his injury to his knee ze- B a n d ...... McCaughey passed a month there of Intensive Overture: Tantalalusqualcn as many children as he wished. are not particularly bad except in Unasnal Suicide of this. celved by a fall recently. Mrs. Asa These are the correct answers drilling, even more intensive than "W e didn’t mind living in the the fall but when you get a bad one "While on duty in Whitechapel I "A bobby who had brought' a W. ElllSif their daughter, spent Thomaston Marine Band that of the regular army. He was Raymond H. Benson, Director to the questions which appear on barracks,” said Mr. Matchett, "for it holds up eve’rythlng.” saw the most unusual suicide that charge to the, station-, would have part of tlie' da?( with her parents on the comic page: given drills with the rifle, the re­ there was a canteen in the base­ A great many things are directly I have ever heard of,” said the old to appear in this morninf; at court. Thursday, Soprano— volver, marching and tactloe, not to Danny Boy ...... Weatherby. 1— Leatrice Joy. ment where we could get a pint of in charge of the Metropolitan police. policeman. Probably Jhere would be many oth­ The meeting of the Woman’s 2— 7*7. mention cutlass drills. Only, in­ Mrs. Harold Parker beer or ale any time we wished. Chief among these are the saloons, " ‘I was walking my beat early er eases In court that day,and. he Christian Temperance. Union; was * 3— Shakespeare. stead of the cutlass, the bobbies Each cop had charge of the canteen controlled by headquarters. one morning when the gardener of would have to yralt tor two . or postponed this week on account of Band—r drilled with batons, called "billies” Novelty: a. Teddy Trombone 4— D. W. Griffith, for one month and for that period Saloon Question a house on the street called me over three hoiirii- For this time he got confllctlhi/ engagements on the part 6— Kansas. here...... '.... Fllmore of time he did nothing else. We "The'policeman on each beat was to his lawn. There he showed me a only one hour off. of several of the members. 6.— No. By the time the recruit finished had billiard tables, checkers and responsible for all saloons on the man. seated on the grass, evidently "So, when we found'^ drunk on The condition of Mrs. Charles M. b. Lassus Trombone that month of training he was all ...... Filmoro 7— Springfield, cards and missed none of the com­ block. He bad to watch them and dead for several hours, his face our beats we would inquire-of our Latcomb at St. Josepk’s hospital. 8— Lake Ontario. ready to take his place with the forts of home.” quell any disturbances that occur­ black. brother officers and find cat if any Wllllmntlc, Is reported as-consid­ Legion Quartette— rest of the bobbies in any parade When the Great Red Dawn is 9— ^New York City. Bobby’s Uniform red. Of course, there weren’t many "He had hanged himself with a of them had brought a. charge to erably improved. It is thought that 10— Vermont.' and able to become a part of the Speaking of the London bobby’s outbreaks tor the saloonkeepers handkerchief without hanging him­ the station. It-he had and we B.he may he able to leave the hospi­ Sbinlog ...... Lockton machine. His training was not over uniform, Mr. Matchett disclosed were .usually very careful. self at all! didn’t yrant to appear In court, he tal in ~a 'few; days if her improve­ J. Waters, 1st Tenor ' then by any means. And the second something that people do not gen­ “ There was none at this voting “ From the trunk of this big oak would take the drunk. off our ment continues. H. Lynch, 2nd Tenor HARD WINTER month is the mo-:t unusual part of erally know, by the neighbors as to whether a tree, at the foot o f which the dead hands end appear for he had to go L. Pratt, Baritone it. "That heavy arm-band which man got a permit to run a saloon man was sitting a ."sucker” about atayway and he didn’t care wheth­ PRINCE yOUSOUPOFP QPENS . Billings, Bass Toronto—The migration of vast numbers of snowy owls from tha For the second month the re­ you see on the left sleeve in the or. not. -He just got it but he had an inch. and. a half had grown out. er it was for one drunk qt two I^OEIS' SHOP IN LONDON J Henderson, .Accompanist. cruit did nothing but attend police pictures of London policemen,” he to behave himself and keep his The suicide had fattened a hand­ ' Arrest Unpopular. Band-r^ arctili into Ontario and the north­ court as a spectator! said, “ means something. If it is house orderly or his permit was kerchief to the sucker and had tl.d Fpllcem'enf who made arrests London—Prince Felix Yousou- Selection from "migh Jinks” ern United States doesn’t mean « He had nothing to do but to sit worn, the officer Is on duty and if revoked. Three reports of distur­ the handkerchief around nis neck, were •unpopular, not with the pub­ poff, one. of the three.^ Russian ...... "Frlml hard winter, according to George in the police courts and listen to it is off you know that he is on his' bances , or a disorderly house was bending the^ sucker almost double. lic, but ■with the heads of the de­ nobles supposed to be responsible Tenor-— Corson, naturalist. Mr. Corson says the oases. He had to keep his eyes enough to revoke automatically the . "Then he let gii. ' . partment.. The bobby who went for the monk Rasputin in 1916,'has The Sunshine That Fills My the arctic birds which the snowy open, however, and when he re­ own time. Many people think it is Just a sort of decoration like saloonkeeper's license. It was seen "The,limb went into its normal through^ the year with the least opened a store in the excluslva World ...... Ball; owl usually preys upon are suffer­ turned to bis barracks be was put * Commander H. B. Lynch: ing a plsgize thia year, and that through a series of examinations brass buttons but it has a purpose to that be didn't get another.” position but not far enough to number o f arrests was considered Berkeley Street district in the West all its own. Londoners don’t drink a great throw the man on his. back. When the best on the force and as such End of London. Band.— shortage of food drove the showy with the Inspector acting as a law­ ’ Intermezzo: In a Moonlight birds south. yer and the policeman as the wit- "Don’t think, though, that we deal of water, according to Mr. we reached him be was sitting up­ was in line for promotion t^fore a Prince- Felix sells everything were over off duty. We were not. Matchett. That is one of the reasons right. . . , . msn who had turned fn many from the latest Paris gowns to tea ' Garden ...... King ness. GIANT MELONS “ It sounds like an easy wA^ to If we saw -soimethlng while we why the alehouses and saloons did ‘(The requirements Of the, force cases. " services, scents, and clgaret cases. ■ -Soprano— ^ snend a month,” said Mr. Matchett, were on our own time we were a flourishing business in those days. were so rigid that I had to measure "If a London 'bobby had gone Ho! Mr. Plpbr Curran Washington— Watermelons growi) "bu^ we had to Jot everything down obliged to attend to it if there was People.'thought no more of going the size of the handkerchief and about arresting people for drunk- SHAW’S SCERETARY WRITES Mrs. Harold Parker and' tell it to the inspector later, if no other policeman around.” in .{or a pint of beer than they the diameter and length of the emmes the way they do in. this A “ GUIDE TO SOCIALISM" Band— in the Turkestan, along the T1ffriA|.->' nre couldn't tell it, we bad to give AU Big Men would of going into an lee cream sucker to which the handkerchief country, he wo*jild have been dU- London— ^Blanche Patch, George SeleoUons from "The Prince river, have, under special a pretty gbod excuse.” A London bobby is easily distin­ parlor and drinking a soda. It was was tied.” - ; ' charged as being unfit for tbe'sef- Bernard Shaw’s secretary, is bring- of Pilzon” .Lu'Iers tions, ?<;ached the remarkahl|ivi Qovenunent Job guished even in civilian clothes. He all the same to them and there was Thia was only one of man» ex­ vlce,” said Mr. Matchett. ing out a book entitled “The Intel- Legion Quartette- weight of 275 pounds, accordix^ ||r The Loudon police were under towers head and shoulders above no talk of prohibition. periences that the eld . policemen That was why for two years and jectual Woman’s Guido to Social­ Far Away in the South . a Department of Agriculture' hhll^v the direct control of and were a the ordinary people and his 1nili- Tran\way System went through. a halt Mr. Matchett made not one ism.” ...... Adams tin. Melons weighing tAM grt of the British Government, tary bearing and measured walk Another thing that came under Anqtjier Suicide arrest. "0 . B. 8.** may possibly write a Band— pounds' are rare in tha £jiving nothing to do with the city stamp him a okember of the Metro­ the con rol of the police was the,. 'The next suicide was fdnBy/’ he . "That fight at ti^httechap^ 1FM

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Cheney, WAPPING production are Marceline Day, Andov^ Road. MISCELLANEOUS slumped heavily for thousands of EECTRICITY FOR James Harrison, Duane Thompson, his customers. The stores, started GILEAD Brooks Benedict, Kathleen Key, FOR SALE—Hard wood, all lengths. originally for the benefit of Ford Mrs. Ella Hathaway, wife of Uaymond F. DeWald, 655 North Main Edna Murphy, Robert Homans, street. Telephone 2358. FOREIGN WORK — Toung men employes only, now are open to the ST . LOUIS LIGHT Benjamin Hathaway of this place, Gibson Gowland, Pat Harmon and seeking work in romantic South public— and the public flocks in passed away at Norwich hospital Messrs. Prentice, Hitchcock and FOR SALE—Hardwood slabs saw­ America with oil, fruit companies, etc. Comstock of Newington spent New William A. Carroll. Write to W. B, Gregory, 14600 Alma, eagerly to take advantage of prices on Thursday evening about nine Today only there. will he a con­ ed stove length 212.00 per cord. Order such as can. be found nowhere else rV Year’s Day at the Prentice Farm. by mail or telephone Wllllmantlc Detroit, JMich. o’clock, after a long illness. The tinuous showing from 2:15 o’cloclj in the city. funeral will be held from Lowe’s C. Daniel Way spent last week division 204-15 evenings. P. H. AVhlp- MR. FORD OWNER—If you want at the Circle theater of the laugh ple, Andover. Conn. The Ford who showed the auto­ The 18,000)000 Street Sys­ undertaking parlors at Station 33, end with his son, Dr. Walter D. Way to make your car run better and save and family at Westport, N. Y. sensation of the year, "W e’re In gas, have L. A. Adams,.' Wapping, mobile trade how to cut prices on AieA (Glastonbury on Sunday afternoon FOR SALE—Extracted honey, 5 lb. The annual election of officers The Navy Now,” featuring Wallace cans 21.25; 1 lb jars 35c; fresh sweet Conn., put on an Automatic Carbura- cars to the minimum is teaching at 2:30, Rev. Truman H. Wood­ Beery and Raymond Hatton. K yoq apple juice, made once a week, 50c tor Control. If you are not satisfied competitive food merchants in De­ tem Flashes When Voice ward, officiating. Mrs. Hathaway for the Sunday, school took place per gallon. Phone 970-2. with a demonstration he will put one last Sunday. These officers were were so unfortunate as to miss thii on for a week at his own expense. It troit a similar lesson. leaves beside her husband, one picture at its former local showing, Does Save Gas. Phone 712-12. One of the Ford stores is at daughter, Mrs. Harry Owens of elected: Superintendent, Merton FOR SALE—Apples. Tour choice of Of the Mayor Says W. Hills; assistant superintendent, there will he another chance today 6 different varieties to choose from. Highland Park, the other at River MERCHANT SHIPS New Haven, The burial will be in to see it. Be sure not to miss it English Woolen Company, tailors Rouge or “Fordson.” Robert B. Foote; secretary, ■ Miss Delivered anywhere in Mai^^hester or since 1898, direct to wearer. Harry the family plot at Glastonbury. this time. vicinity, from 60 to 75o per basket or Anderton, 38 Church street. South . Look at These Prices! "Ready ” Clara Ellis; treasurer. Miss Laura 21.00 to 21.50 per bushel. Phone 970-2. Mrs. Harry Prior underwent a Ranger, trie w(mder dog, it Manchc ter. Phone' 1221-2. In addition to groceries, fruits CARRY BOOZE TO second operation at the Manches- A. Hills, showing In a Companion feature, FOR SALE—One cord 4 ft white Rags, magazines.' bundled paper and vegetables, they sell meats, tef Memorial hospital on Thurs­ Mrs. John Deetey and son Har- “ Flaming Fury,” a marvelous story birch, cut any length. 214. Mixed and junk bought at htg' est cnah shoes, candy and drugs. Listen to day morning. She is reported as land and George and Isabelle Ly­ and a marvelous dog as the star. hard wood 216. Call Willlmantic prices. Phone 849-3 and I will ealL J. some of the. prices as compared St. Louis— Radio, for the first man are suffering with mumps. 157-12. doing as well as can be expected. Eisenberg. with the prices that prevail in oth­ time in history, turned on the cur­ There was a meeting of the U. S. FROM PARIS Mrs. Amy Collins Cone and little FOUR DO LOS ANGELES FOR SALE—Hardwood, Reo truck er Detroit stores: rent for styeet lighting system when daughter Harriett, have both been Hebron Farmer’s Exchange at 29.00: hard slab 8.0G; hard pine and A pound-and-a-half loaf of the BOUND 2 UNDER PAR enestnut mixed 26.00 a load. Firpo, S7 Legal Notice SL Louis, after years of controTersy quite ill fith the influenza. Har­ Joseph Barrasso’s Thursday eve­ best bread sold generally in Detroit ning. County Agent Tucker was Wells street. Phono 154-3. and waiting;,, greeted the first unit riett is still suffering from muscu­ Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 8;— Four AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD for 13 cents, is to be had at the present and the purchasing of grain Ford stores for 9 cents. of its eight million dollar electric Reputable Boats Are Seen lar rheumatism in her hands sufi golfers, two of them veterans of at Manchester, within and for the feet. and fertilizer was discussed. many tournaments and two others REAL ESTATE district of Manchester, < :i the 7th. Hard candy that sells for 65 street lighting system. y Rep. Robert E. Foote attended day of January, A. D., 1927. cent a pound elsewhere sells in The basketball game between comparatively youngsters are lead­ Mayor Victor J. Miller, maj or of the sessions of the General Assem­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Ford’s stores for 23 cents a pound. As Takmg Cargoes of Li­ the Wapping Community club ing the field of 131 participants in FOR SALE—Building 20x20 suit­ Judge. St. Louis concluded his address to and the Hartford National Guard bly at the' Capitol Tuesday evening the $10,000 Los Angeles open. The able for 2 car garage. Price rea- Estate of Teresa Farr late of Man­ A nationally advertised tooth­ and Wednesday evening. Mr. and \sonable if taken at once. 136 Summer. chester in said district, deceased. brush that retails for 50 cents an assembly of citizens gathered Service five score was 63 to 19 in quartet negotiated the spotty El ITel. 1877. Upon application of Felix Farr, quor to America. favor of Wapping. Mrs. Foote attended the Inaugural everywhere else sells in Ford’s at Broadway and Con'vent Avepue Caballero course in 70 strokes, praying that an Instrument purport­ The next game will be between ball at Foot Guard hall. two under par for the first 18 'FOR'SALE—Building lot 60 by 150 ing- to be the last will and testament stores for 31 cents. The condition of Hart E. Buell feet, on one of Manchester’s nice resi­ with the words, "The moment for Broad Brook and. Wapping Com­ holes. of said deceased be admitted to pro­ A nationally known kitchen remains about the same. Miss Julia dential streets, three minutes walk bate and that letters of administra­ cleanser that sells for between 7 which St. Louis has waited for Cherbourg, France.— FeW char­ munity Club five in the Wapping They are: Mike Brady and Bob­ from Main street, gas and sewer in tion with the •\.'ill annexed be granted tered ships loaded with wet cargoes Parish house, Wednesday evening, Perkins, nurse of Andover is at­ by Cruickshank, of New 'for't; front of lot. Owner needs cash. For on said estate, as per application on and 10 cents a can elsewhere can years has arrived. KDKA, we are tending him. quick sale will sell for ^750. Call file, it'is be bought at Ford's stotes six cans ready.” *■ are leaving* French ports for a rum January 12. This game is expect­ Charley Guest, youthful Los Aur Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2, ORDERED:—That the foregoing for 27 cents. ed to be one of the best! games of The Grange meeting schedulef geles pro, and Ed Dudley, of S75 Main street. These wtirds, spoken into a tele­ row anywhere along the American for Tuesday evening was postponed application be heard and determined Ford’s chemists have reproduced phone transmitter, were carried to the. season. Oklahoma City. The second 18 at the Probate office in Manchester in a famous mouth wash that retails coastline. A meeting of the committee of to the next regular meeting Jan. holes of the match will be played FOR SALE—5 room 'lungalow, oak said District, on the 15th day of Jan­ East Pittsburgh where they were 18th. at which time the installation floors and part oak trim, all modern uary, A. D„ 1927, at 9 o’clock in the in al| drug stores at one dollar. Contraband cheer has' been ex­ six was held at the parsonage on today. ’The final 36 holes will ha received by KDKA, the broadcast­ of officers will take place and Improvements, 2 car garage. Price forenoon, and that notice be given to Ford sells it for 30 cents. ing station of the . Westinghouse ported on a larger scale from Thursday evening, all the members finished tomorrow. ' ■ very reasonable and easy terms. TCI.' ail persons interested’ in said estate being present. They voted to hold Columbia Grange will be guests. 1483-12. of the pendency of said application Aspirin tablets that cost 25 cents Elec^ic and Manufacturing Com­ France for more than a year in and the time and place of hearing a dozen elsewhere sell in Ford’s pany, and transformed: into radio reputable merchant ships and in the Every Member Canvass on NOT SINCE 1Q19 thereon, by publishing a qopy of this stores at 20 cents for 100. energy. the many passenger liners crossing Sunday, January 16; alto to hold Minnesota and Nebraska haven’t TO RENT order in some newspaper having a Women’s shoes, costing from $10 the annual community supper on circulation in said district, on or be­ Then the en er^ thrown upon the the North Atlantic. REAL SCRAPS IN met on the gridiron since 1919. fore Jan. 10th., 1927,'^and by posting to $12 elsewhere, are sold for $2.50 air on a high frequenoy ether wave These revelations came today January 20. On January 13 the, They played a 6-6 tie that season. to $6.75. Federated church will hold its an­ TO RENT—Four room flat on Birch a copy of this order on the public and received ip St. Louis on a from a. reliable source during an sign-post in said town of Manchester, Galoshes that cost $5 and' $5.50 nual meeting with an address from street. Inquire 10 Cottage street. specially built recei-ving set con­ investigation by the International “ COLLEGE DAYS” at least 4 days before the day of said elsewhere are sold for $3.15. an out of town speaker. Rev. Tru­ TO RENT—Four room tenement; liearing, to appear if they see cause nected with the relay controlling News Service of how champagne ARTESIAN WELLS all modern improvements. Apply at at said time and place and be heard Choice porterhouse steaks sell at and liquor could have reached New man H. Woodward will have relative thereto and make return to the current supply for the street Drilled Any Diameter— 115 AValnut street. 33 to 35 cents a pound,' sirloin at York and other American cities. It charge of this program. this court. 28 cents, pork shoulder at 20 cents, lights. The committee for the communi­ No Trick Photography In Cir­ Any Depth Any Flaw TO RENT—4 room tenement, up­ WILLIAM S. HYDE The process took less thpn a min­ would be hard to find anyone bet­ stairs, bath, hot water, lights, etc. TT e Judge. and a whole leg of the choicest ty supper are as follows; Mrs. Al­ cle’s Picture Showing To­ H-1-8-27.1 lamb costs only $1.75. A roast of ute and a half, and the echo of the ter info.’med on this subject than Apply at 29 Griswold stTeet. Ready William Foyle, who was convicted exander Barger, Mrs. Albert E. morrow and Monday. “ In the Charles F. Volkert Jan. 15. Rent 218. the best rib beef, big enough to mayor’s voice had scarcely died ptilesj Mrs. Paul Shildlck, 'Alfred feed a family of six or seven, costs away when the lights came on, no In New )York of violating the Vol­ Navy Now” Showing Today. FOR RENT—Six room tenement, stead Act over two years ago, when Stone, Henry Ne^vers, Mrs. Vinton Blast Hole Drilling ill improvements, at 82 Spruce street, HERE A R E llL irO N FACTS $1.50. I linmau intervention having been Benjamin, Mrs. Edith Burhams inquire 14 Spruce or telephone. 1320-12 A 25-pound sack of flour sells necesspry apart from energy which he was chief purser of the Royal During the filming of the fight iTest Drilling for Foundation Mall liner Orduna, and Edward P. Collins. for $1.14 at Ford’s stores. When the mayor released in speaking to The annual meeting of the Con­ between Chartes Delaney and Law- Water Systems FOR RENT—Five room flat up­ IN HOLLOW OF THE HAND potatoes sold at sky-high prices the transmitter. Now Hotel Manager ford Davidson in the Tiffany Pro­ stairs, steam heat furnished: also two Foyle Is a British subject and gregational church was held at 8 Pumps for All Purposes^ ' car garage. Apply 92 Russell street. everywhere else in Detroit during Radio Miracle p. m, Thursday evening. The fol­ duction “ College Days,” which will now manages, the Anglo-American a recent shortage. Ford sold! them The feat Is being bearlded as one lowing officers were elected: be seen for the first time here at HIGHLAND PARK P. O. TO RENT—3 room heated apart­ If the new year Is to start right, Hotel in Cherbourg. With other ments with bath. Apply shoemaker, for $1.64 a bushel. of the greitest of many radio President, G. A. Collins; clerk, Le­ the Circle theater tomorrow and Tel. 1375-0. Trotter Block. one expects the World Almanac— Workmen can buy strong shoes members of the Orduna’s crew, he Monday, there was very little stall­ and that indispensable handbook Is inliacles. It is not, however, the vi T. Dewey; assistant treasurer, of cordovan leather for $3.50 a only thing sav-rlng of the superna­ was profitably engaged in catering Levi T. Dewey; treasurer, Charles ing on the part of the participants. FOR RENT—Three room flat with here. None is so meaty. A million pair. The softest all-wool blankets, to New York’s thirst. When the The scene when viewed on the Steam heat next to Pagan! Bros’ store. facts In its 900 pages! Try it out tural In the St. LouiP.street light­ J. Dewey; real estate, Edward P. C. E. JOHANSSON Apply at the store. weighing four and a half pounds, ing pro.fect. The. siib-station which Orduna called at Hamburg, South­ screen proves conclusively that the and see. The Almanac for 1927, Collins; trustee, Manchester Trust punches were not pulled. Fortun­ cost $6.95. Cf.ntroiS, tlj" lighting circuits,is. ampton and Cherbourg, extra Company; finance committee, Al­ FOR RENT—Five room flat, all im­ edited by Robert-Hupt Lyman for, That’s how the prices go. How stores of beer, scotch and cham­ ately for the completion of the pic­ provements, window shades on; on thef Ifth year„'Wlll .answer more itself, the center of considerable fred Stone; auditor, Mrs. Eva C. ture, the fistic encounter was film­ trolley line, station 52. Apply 598 Cenr does Ford do it? It’s easy, the store dlscusslea. pagne were taken aboard without Stoughton; treasurer of the Sun­ ter street, Harrison Store. Phone 569. questions than any of its predeces­ managers say. They observe that ed towards the end of the produc­ sors. Yet, In form, size, excellence The heart of the substafion is an the captain’s knowledge. These pro­ day school fund Is O. Allie Collins; HOME BUILDER Ford is making a profit of ten per tion, giving the worsted man an op­ FOR REN'T—Five room tenement of paper, clearness of type, clarity astronomical cloch-iy^ic.b cars hibited beverages were covertly dis­ church committee, Mrs.' Levi T. cent, after charging up full rent posed of in New York. portunity to have his face come (vith modern Improvements, on Brain- and conciseness of statement, it is of the turning on and oif of the Dewey and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. back to normal. ard street, near Main, price 220 per the same handy, necessary refer­ and "overhead” expenses and pay­ Foyle says they were caught "be­ General month. Apply to Aaron Johnson, 62 ing his store employes the highest lighting circuits without,human in­ Collins with the pastor. Delaney, who is a natural scrap­ Linden street. * ence book for 'the home, the school­ tervention. The clock is so design­ cause a customs mail was dissatis­ Reports were read by the pastor, wages. > ; fied with his rake-off afid turnied us per and plays the leading male role room, the factory, the farm, the of­ ed that it automatically adjusts it­ clerk and treasurer;, also treasur­ in "College Days,” during the pic­ Carpenter Work ; FOR RENT—One 7 room tenement. fice and the traveling-bag. Within "If prices are h i^ elsewhere,” in.” The pursuer’s confession re­ Maple street. Apply to H. Tryon, said one of his managers, "it’s a self to th“ longthepipg of.the day­ er of the Sunday school fund. Mrs. ture melee, landed a hard left in care of u. W. Hale Company. arm’s reach one has a mine of light period ?n summer and the sulted in a libel being filed against Hattie Case was granted a letter of which connected ^with Davidson’s Plans - Estimates : readily accessible information. sure sign that some dealers are the Orduna, whereby trie United FOR RENT — Three, and four making too much money. The old- corresponding shorteplhg Jn 'winter, dismission from this church to the Up. It was so badly cut that several The record of the year is full and turning on the^flghtB at' a sUghtly States Government sougrit to seiz^ East Hartford Methodist church. stitches were required to fix the In- 70 Haynes St. Phofte room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ complete-t-the diary of 1926, the time dollar has returned at the the ship. He explains that he was vice, gas range, refrigerator, In-a- Ford stores and more— it’s actually different time carh. dny. There was also a committee ap­ floor bed furnished. Call Manchester list of the noted dead, the benefac­ forced to give up a seafaring career pointed to see about the advisabili­ .Construction Company. 2100 or tele­ tions, the amazing record of scien­ 'worth about $1.35 here.” The cydle of operation is inter­ esting. At the predetermined- tipie', then, as rie was hlacklisied there­ ty of selling the Congregational phone 782-2. tific progress and of the famous Detroiters are wearing beaten after by all steamship'companles. paths to his doors. On a recent the clock makes'a cdptact 'wlilch parsonage consisting of C. J. Dew­ FOP. RENT—In Greenacres, first flights over the North Pole. The But there are'today many well- and second floor flats at 73 and 75 foreign loans; floated in America snowy day his store sold 2,494 actuates a relay thXowlrig, pn the ey, Franje W. Congdon, G. A .Col­ pairs of galoshes and rubbers. Dur­ first of the six lighting clrcplts. The paid agents of bootleggers, Foyle lins and Edward P. Collins. Benton street. Call 820. (over a billion dollars) are listed asserts, among the crews of freigh­ PLUMBING FIXTURES in the financial and economic re­ ing the holidays they sold 82 tons other five cpihe on at intervals of The subject of the Christian En­ of poultry, 8 "7 tons of candy and five seconds, until < all the lights are ters as well as ^passenger . liners deavor prayer meetirg for next WANTED view of a wonderfully prosperous operating between American and Price alone should never govern either the selection of the year. 121,000 pounds of nuts. During burning. Sunday evening at! 6: 30 will be European ports. fixtures or.the plumber to do the work. Assurance of good ma­ The government figures, rosters 1926 the two stores sold more Is Aatpma^c, “ What Confessicn of . Christ In­ terial and workmanship is certain only when there is ;no false WANTED—District and local agents than 13,500,000 pounds of meat. The . currePt'is '’apj^plied by a Risk Too Great cludes.” The references are found by large manufacturer, sell direct to and articles have ,been revised by "Rum. row no longer figures im­ economy in buying plumbing and when good Judgment selects consumer patented Nopulout shii;ts. Government officials — notably Ford’p stores sell 8,500 pounds primary ie,eder from' trie power in Romaps 10:1-10 and Luke the men to in s til it. Liberal commission. Many agents those setting forth the working of of butter daily, and ,6.750 dozen statlop to tlie subsfatiph,'. b.ut In ,tUe portantly in liquor smuggling,” he 12:8-9. The leader will be Ralph making 215.00 daily. Samples free. the National Prohibition Act dur­ eggs. event of trouble briTth'e main feed­ deblireil. "The risk and^^^the ex­ Wetherell. il Best seller on market. Nopulout Shirt pense'are too'grbat since t)ie coast Co., Hazleton, Pa. ing the year. We have 11,000 mil­ On a recent Saturday total sales er, an emergency feeder. Is called lionaires. Mr. McCoy, the Actuary at the two stores were over $68,- into service automatically, and al­ guard 'was enlarged. It is easier JOSEPH C. WILSON WANTED—A mother’s helper. Tel. 000. now -to “ fix” customs guards, on 2137. of the Treasury, tells you why and though such Interruption, wtll-.pause 28 SPRUCE STREET, TELEPHONE 641 where they are. Ron Like His Factories the. lights to g.b';6ut, tjiey will be duty at the' Manhat^hn, Brooklyn VERNON CENTER The information about the sever­ The concerns are run Just as the and New Jersey piers. In water­ WANTED—Agent needed to sell relighted , within thirty seconds 96XXXX36XX9tX3CX»6XXX969C9C36XX3CKXXXi^^ chocolate bars, mints and gum. Large al States of the TJniop and about Ford factories are run— on a quan­ from' the eprrept supplied by-'the front saloons and restaurants In profits, finest quality. Everybody tity turnover basis. Ford buys for Hoboken you can; get as f ide a The annual roll call supper of buys. Free sample. Gordon Candy Co., the foreign countries is compact emergency line. . and brought up to date. Noteworthy cash and sells for cash, with-no choice of wines iarid’ Uhuors as' ln the First Congregational church 1422 A’ine street, Cincinnati. Trouble on any one of 'the six will take place Friday evening, iliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimmiliiiniiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiliiliiliiiiiiulilii happenings are f given \ In essential phone orders and no deliveries. circuits will be automatically re­ Europe! WANTED—Position by a licensed His stores are models of cleanli­ "The United States customs ser­ January 14 beginning at 6:30. The barber in town. Phone 658-5. details, such as the general strike ported by a system of lights on a in Great Britain, France’s ^struggle nes an4 neatness. The meat hangs vice and even upright officers In supper will be served by the men Switchboard, which may, be noted the same as last year. All’ support­ I Spring Only 3 Months Away | WANTED—I will pay highest prices with the franc, the financial recon­ in spotless refrigerators on rust­ by an inspector. Apart from,., oc­ ihe mieiOhant marine are. hot so for all kinds of junk; also buy all struction of Belgium, the 'workings proof hooks, each piece covered well paid that they can always re­ ers a s' well as members of the S Do you realize it? Now is the time to pick up real estate S kinds of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, with cheesecloth. Cuts of beef are casional Inspection, 4]ri^ snbstation church will be welcome. A free telephone 982-4. of the Dawes plan in GeAnany and requires no human attention. sist the;big money offered by the 5 bargains. * a the disorganization of China. The laid on steel racks with glass tops. bootleggers. I do not know of any will offering will reimburse the S 'We offer: A nice, neat and new single in the Green; section' s Ford’s flour comes from his own St. Louis, by means of much the expense. A special prograifi WANTED—To repair and clean Almanac has always been an Inval­ concentrated effort and reason ship’s master ever taking their S for $7,000. It is up to date and a place you would like? s sewing machines of all makes. All uable handbook of politics. mill at Dearborn. His own truck of entertainment, music, both inr Another fine home close to Main street on Middle'Turnpike a work guaranteed. TeL Manchester of its new. equipment,is n- -"My souc writes'a godd desl and Thursday night. It vdte4 to LOST The World Almanac. Is published quired to show a .Ford faptory 000 gas ,,,lights. These - lairips re­ hisytblhgs: are read 'with great in­ hold a ladies’ night,in the near fu­ by The Nqw York World. Price 60 identification tag when making quired thq. sejivlceB 200. laihp- terest by many» people.” ture and a'committee was chosen 1;o cents, postpaid. Readers who keep purchases. But employes loaned lighters,, ^hOiW. duties .^ipcl^ded ‘.'Does he write humorous. arti­ take care of ' arrangements. The I Robert J. Smith 1009 Hbmi St. LOST—Bag with pocketbook and it year by year .bn their book­ tags to their friends, ,ibusines8 grew lighting each' lamp, individually, at cles?” . . , members of the oonlmittee ire Rob­ sum of money. In Hale’s store or on § Estate — Insurance. — Steamship Tfeketi Oak street, IVednesday. Ura Oihpon, shelves find 11.10.a small price for — and now the store .managers I dusk and .i^ztihguishlng them , at •"No, mequ cards!"— Der Brum- inson Crockett, Edward Moriarty jt^ elotbbfoiud CbBltfi say:. "Sverybody’g weLeOine.’' mer. Berlin.' arid Frederick Strorig. ' i . '■;

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ABOENTIME HAS SWIMMING STAB w n ii' €}reM T o t BfpuBjr. $jmn{fieU Vocatioinl Oot- $irt| Se«n| Rk GOLD MA8AIB. Mosey is )tlie root ol all evil. OQie eibart fuy concocted that one New York. Jan. 8.—Here’s a . c h ^ Meijiaiucs; Retd b M id EvojfMi An Newport, .Rt •(., Jt». lasy yeara sgd, even long Before successor fo r' ‘the Wild Dull of classiest field In history wtQ here were any cpunterfeltera. ^ the Pampas, to cheer fans frem compete thr the fifth htuiue] Along those lines, it might he the Argentine. Flmgs is h ri—lecalt Hdff L«ti gold masbli. it was uaiootteed One pt those girls efitered In the ^gned, that theu immense world Alberto Zorlllo,. champion here -br T. finffom T»Uer^ over Catalina obannOl swim thinks a oHes receipts hive been responsl- swimmer of the Argentine,. now whose privete Hflks the golf coating otiprease Is enough to |le tor many ot the evils that have affiliated with the New York A*. Alibis Offered. toamament vnll be held Aug­ JD., looms as''a likely prospect wear . . . /Being sort of old-fash­ risen in baseball. ust S, 6, 7. ’ ioned.* No. doubt the assorted scandals for the National A. A. U. Indoor Georgs Vqn Blm, aationei ^it are being aired in baseball at title tests at Chicago in March. ^ (Special to The He|wld.) Mahobiiiipr added anotber amattfar clumPlotf. w|U lehd Jte present time, many ot them so Within a fortnight he has Pan M. Fappadilpdfilo is Usted;as Springfield;. Mass.,' .jAn. 8.-r-The scalp laat n^bt wb«n Bast Bart a fist field ,01 amdteur stars one of the entries In next year’s lid they have whiskers as long as been credited ^ with doing the ford fell It town by tbe kcore which will Ificlqde JPss Siroot- 100' yards free style in 0:53 Btate Trade school basketball five Davis cup matches . . . . A guy who |id Elp Van Winkle after hitUng from South Manchester^ Coqu,, fell of 51 to 8^. For bait a game tbe af­ i^r. Max B.- Merstbju Francis la hay for 40 years, will result in seconds; 220 yards in 2:17 and has won all -those letters ought to an easy victim to the speedy local fair was interesting but the local Oolmet and Chick Bvanib be good. \ lie stereotyped cry of: 500 yards in 5:55, all in 75- . boys scored at wjll m third and The meet will he over 78 foot pools. He rivals Johnny 'Vocational qhintet here yesterday ‘Call the world series off and afternoon. The final score was '46 fourth periods. t holes. lOreby eliminate the evil.” Weismuller and Walter ■Laufer.’.s Tbe first tap at center brought ji .. "I." ■ ...... ' " -w Bight amateur boxing ch^ptons to 20. The visitors never seriously have just arrived from Sweden,and Abolish World Series? time. threatened and were outplayed Mencheeter sodre. Farr tapped to I certainly do not favor such Gorman^bo relayed it to Bolland Denmark ..... These are in addi­ praoticallr all the ,w(iy. The score tion to Knute Hansen and, Marry Irastlc action. The world series is at halftime was'23 to 5 fn'Spring- for a baaket. Things quieted'ddwn ine ot sport’s greatest spectacles; and no more scoroe were made for Perrson. I is the crux" ol the baseball sea- field’s favor. about five minutes. Manohester Keeping Tabs Reed, Home City flashy forfard, brought the Beil, down to tbe bas­ Yon can always tell a Swiss fight­ |)n, tor which the public an^ play* hopped in ten field goals' andiW^S ps inxiousiy wait. ket a plebty but could not make^tbe er because he's invariably in the the star of the game. Renn sfid shots good. . OnFisHom wind up. 1 am inclined to think that gep* Kinne were the best for Manches^ Iral interest in bftseball^ would The snuill- Bast Hartford flbor Detest ’Wire Results •/ - ter but that wasn’t saying a whole hampered the local teahr but nsv- Mr. O'Goofty says bis faith in iulfer vwith no world series as the S^ieH stD ays lot for they nevpr got a real chaqce lall dessert ot t^e diahtond pas* erthelees wbat pfis. work tbe boys Speaker and Cobb remained un­ fMY 11F£ STORY I to show their ability. uneoyered, went weH aed ifaa ef- shaken until the boys began /run­ Time. • The summary: Lest N i le ’s Fights It the magnates would escape ^ McAulifito 'fective In bringing tfie ball dowu- ning aronnd with lawyers. Manchester (SO). Bast Hartford had quite a systgm At New Yqrk— Phil McGraw of |ome ot the petty fixing that has CHAPTER TEN Detroit won deciffion over TPd Mor­ eep either real or alleged, all ■ . . ; . V .. . . . f ;g. .I!l„Tk ot passing' but could not get pglt Red Grange complains profes­ I pulled a lot of clever tricks on Renn, rt ...... ,. 3 .0 6 tbe two Hahebester guards. The gan of Seattle, Jonior lightweight sional football Is a losing proposi­ hey need do is go back to the old some of the men I met on my barn­ Kinne, If ..... ^ K 2 \ 0 4 champion, ten rounds. Morgan’s ystem ot dividing the receipts home team did iuost of Its shoot­ tion ..... Perhaps it would have storming tour with Hilly Madden, Scheibenpflug, If . 0 . 0 0 ing from outside the (oulllne. title was not st stake, hong the two pennant winners my manager, but I sure got mine in hpen more profitable if be had re- Hurlbert, c ..^....,.,.32 7 The first half ended with Man­ Spug Meyers o( Pocatello, Idaho, malne'fi an amateur. Inly. It need be no more than Philly. , Ramsay, rg . .*...... 0 0 0 won decision Barhdrl|n, bf \nder the present system. chester in the lead, Bt to 15.. A man often took his life in his Thurz, Ig ...... ,'.0 0 0 Coach Clarke did considerable Detroit, ten rounds. Do away with^he second, third hands when he invaded • a town- Of course, if worse comes to Adams, 1|; 0 ' 0 0 sabstittttlng, using hie whole squad worse Speaker and Cobb can sign nd tonrth place moneys that ap* where there was a lot of pride in Tomasek, Ig ...... «.l 0 2; ■ear to have caused souhe of the Of 11 men during the game. Bach with Mr. Pyle and tour the country the local fighter. If I went in and- ■virAYNE MUNN'S strength,wasn’t quite enough to cope with the head- combination seemed to work as well |layers in their greed tor' money to Slapped him silly I usually had to lock ias applied by Strangler Lewis as he lost both falls in their recent as something or other. - Bsort to tactics that would hard- 2 20 as tbe other afid all were good scor­ watch I didn't get a brick bounced Springfield match. .',Here is Mnnn sfruttltig his strength-by balancing the-IvanhOe ing mach’iues. Z be construed as good sports- off my skull by the fallen fighter’s Masonic basketball team of Kansas City, a mere matter of 1000 poun^, After all there is something in The Bogglni couslhs dld^ the consistency ...» You never hear Ithghip. brother or idoKzer. Abpdeed, If on hlB shoulders. ‘ ' Catting the Melon. The modern llbn's share in scoring last night anyone squawking that a wrestling Calloway, If • 0 • • O-O-O I but Nino broke loose In the last RunWiU aiFrosh Tl)e intent ot the magnates in ot* Jack Dempsey Reed, rf, c match is on the square. Bring second, third and fourth quarter and scored four in a row giyes ine and a lot Hosey, rf . for a total of five. Alphonse made Jace'moneys out of the world se* Mo;^n, c . The sport records of the year can pes receipts, was to stimulate all of the other vet­ four and two fouls. Farr and Hul not he considered cqmplete until Ineson, Ig . -‘■a •' • • • 0 ' • a • • S land were even with three, baskets Trim he players to put forth their very erans a laugh REC T I E the cow that poisoned Dempsey’s Lenois, rg dpiSCGa st efforts until the close ot the when he talks Spaulding, coffpe has been duly identified, and Ig T. Stangle and Thayer weriT the catalogued. ssbn. Sbme ot the players appear about his Shelby bright lights for Bast Hartford, the The sonth ManeheSter High . hitve gone even further in their fight with Tommy 22 2 4G center ecorlng seven points Urlth school freshmen ■ baiketbRll ikethhll team torts to land these prises. experienced little dilflmil^ i^ The supreme, court has ruled that Gibbons. Jack three field ghals and a foul.. In order to heep the players on The summary: \ qnerlng the Broad Brook Junior baseball is nplther a tradp nor a liglr toes until the final game of claimed the first, y. M. 0. A. quintet In that ■village commerce . . . . A lot of folks are hweeason, this money now given WUKIEIIS LEADING The Bee Five, hAdan easy time of ^Wilson, Ig 1 ‘ 0 :2 Manchester wondering just what it is. row In the arena Dunn, rg 3 1 l7 B. F. T. last night. The score of 43 to 28 ilh g dubs finishing second, third it against the Middletown. Y team indicates Manchester had the gigme at ^helby had a at the School street gym last, night, Cahill, c ...... 0 0 0 Gorman, r f ...... 2 0 4 sd fourth in each major league, lot of guns in it WITH 106.19 AVERAGE A. Boggini, rf ...... 4 2 16 well In hand all through and that bold be distributed into individ* taking the visitors into camp by the- was just the case. At the intermis- and that he waa Score ,Of 48 to .18. At. nb; time ;wan . Totals 8 2 18 Holland, If •• ...... 3 0 6 ilal and team prises for superior a afraid some of the Farr, c ...... 3 11 7 sioh, the Frosh led 2t to 4 BUD TAYLOR MAY llky In various departments of the the issue in doubt, Manchester tak­ Referee, Mantelll. cowboys would shoot him if he hurt ing the lead at .the ttrst whistle and Keeney, c ...... 1 0 2 Dowd and Sahiebel were the big |ame^ Gibbbns. Why that’s the bunk. He Old Mill Spinster Shows the McCann,,c ...... 2 0 4 guns for the winners caging nine There could be bhtting prises, holding it’throughout. should hqye gone through J what Way; £|is Team Also^ Leads Boyce and QUishygot into a race TIME SET FOR Dowd, rg ...... 0 0 0 and eight field goals respectively. LOSE EYESIGHT well as many others for field- we had to. Loop; the Highest Averages ■VandrlHo, rg ...... 0 0 0 Captain Dowd seemed to be able to ^g, baserunning, pitching, driv- (or scoring honors but the former I rermember well one December came through with 17 points, three Klttell, I g ...... 0. 1 1 find the hoop frdln any angle hg in the most runs and so on In 1885 I was playing Philadelphia. Ernest Wilkie of the Old Mill, Is NATIONAL H.S. LaCoss, Ig ...... 2 0 4 Courtney, although not Scoring bnt loiTn the line. As a special re* more than the center. Others bn the Bull McCarty, a rugged, rough stev­ leading the list of Individual av­ team scored often and a total of 19 N. Bogglni, i g ------5 3 13 three baskets, played a fine passing Operation Proyes Unsne- hard, there could be a prise for edore, was my opponent.*The house erages in the C. B. A. A. senior game and vtts Instrumental in sev­ he most valuable player on each field goals l^as run up.. . CAGE TOURNEY was a McCarty house from top to_ bowling leaguje with an average ot It was tbe flh^l hOmo game of Totals 7 51 eral of tbe Dowd aud gohiebal bas­ ham. bottom. I looked over the howling better than 106. SnWe opthe Spin­ thq season for the Rec, Coach East Hartford kets. His opponent, was much tall­ cessfid FpDowing Sangor While the euggestlon may ap- mob and told my. manager, Billy ning Mill is second and Canade of B. F. T. er and kept him on the go all even­ ear a trifle intricate on the sur- Chaney having decided that home Madden we were in a tough spot. the Old Mill ranks third. games will not pay. From now on Chicago, Jan. 8.— The ninth an­ Powell, rf ...... 3 0 6 ing although being unable to out­ ^ce, it would be. an easy matter He said he didn’t need the informa­ The Old Mill leads. the league nual University of Chicago I^tlpn- Thayer, if...... 4. 0 3 play him. DWine starred for the Boot Recently. > all games will be played- out of work out the details. tion. He knew it. and the Weaving Mill ?s second. town. al Interscholastlc Basketball tour­ T. jangle, c ...... 3 1 ft losers with seven baskets. The I Individual and team prises thus Bull McCarty rame Into the rii|^ Following are the league standing, nament-will be held-March. 30, 31 Bjorklund, r g ...... /O 0 .0 suidmary: - llstribnted would make it possible The suinmaryi and he brought his gang with’' Hiin. games next week; and individual Rec Five andr^pril 1 and 2, Coach H. O, C. Stanglp ..... 7. „. 2'' ,.-2 ^ *6 S. M. H. B. Freshinen (48). Chicago, Jan. 8.— Shed a gentle pr players 90 second division They eyed me suspiciously and said averages of the twenty-three'bowl­ B ' F T Crisler announced 1 here today. Anderson, r g ...... 0 0 to F.G. FI. T1 |nbe who- were stars, to cut in on teaV, please, for Bud Taylor. they had heard all about my barn­ ers who have bettered 90 In nine or Robb, I f ...... 0 ’ 1' i A'bout forty state . and Bestional McMullen, rg ...... 0 0 0 Dowd, rf ...... 9 1 19 The Terre Haute bantam did not Jne world series, receipts and re* storming tricks and were, going to niore games: champions wlU be selected to com­ Scbiebel, if ..... e t • • • 8 0 .16 leive a shitable monetary reward. Gotberg, rf ..'...... 3 0 6 escape the plague that smote the sit tight and see that’ nothing hap­ League Standing ' Quisb, c 6 " 2 14 plete on the basis of their records. Totals 12 3 27 Courtney, c ...... 3 0 6 boiing ranks lately, taking Joe Eliminate Evil. pened to their Bull McCarty. W. L. P. 0; Dietz, Ig, ...... 2 0 4 The tournament Is how the oh- Referee, Manion. , Nicola, rg ...... >k0 0 . 0 Dunde, Kid Kaplan, Tiger Flowers The world series each year is McCarty was tough fellow, as I Old M ill...... 21 12 .636 Boyce, rg 5 7 17 jectiye of practically ; every high Tanner, I g ---- ;...... 0 0 0 and others. It also smacked Bud tueeting between the pennant figured him to be, but he did not Weaving ... ..19 '14 .576 Wplpign, If ...... 3 0 7 school team in tbe country; as it. is Waldman, Ig ...... 1 0 2 Taylor, and his little smacker was yinnlng teams of ihe two major know a thing about boxing. He Ribbon ...... 18 15 .545 (jprdera, ig .0 0 0 the. only national bajdcetball inter- Palmer, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Joey Sangor, who gave him a sur­ eagubs. Those two teams alone started the first round very cauti ’Spinning...... 8 .2 5 .342 'Wolfram, c 0 • 0 0 scholastic conducted 's prise pasting in Milwaukee. |a teams should share in the re ously, eyeing my seconds all the Monday Night Bellamy, ig •,...... ■ 0 0 21 1 43 But where the others are slight­ feipts. time and I had a chance to smack Old Mill vs. Ribbon. The University of Iowa swim­ Broad Brook "Y ” (28). ly dizzy and none the worse for the In all the scandal talk that has him quite a few times before he Weaving vs. Spinning. 'Totalsf ' 19 10 48 ming pool, where the National Cpi” - P.G. PI. Tl. wear, Bud Taylor is completely out -j far been aired, the reason back woke up. Player , g. p. c. leglate A. Ai meet will be held next Middletown. C. B. A . A . JUNIOR LEAGUE Geissler, rf ...... « ■ • • 4 0 0 '^0 of luck. The .little bantam who fig­ If most ot the alleged fixed ^ames, In the second round he started Wilkie, Old M ill...... 33 1Q6.19 , • B. April, is made up of five tanks in Miller, r f ---- ...... 0 0 0 ured in the deaths of Frankie Je­ gas been a desire to let this or whaling- away with looping rights Suhie, Spinning-...... 30 103J1 one and is the only American pni. Bowen, rf ...... 1 Warner’s score of 142 was high Misstee, rf ... .n .... .0 0 ' 0 rome and Clover Sencio, is himself hat team cut in on the place, and lefts. I stood off, speared him Canade, Old M ill___ .33 102.24 Baber, I f ...... 3 versity jjosseSalng a high-diving ap­ Dwine, I f ...... • • • • > 7 0 in a bad way, 'When Sangor socked ghow, or fourth money, the win- with my left and cracked him on Wilson, .Ribbon .22 100.53 paratus. in the Thursday night bession of the- McConadliie, c ...... 0 C. B. A. A. Junior league at Mur­ XiBflbury, c •••••• »• • • • 3 ' 1 ^7 him in the eye in his Milwaukee ling or losing of the game having the cbin with, a bard right and R. Sadd, Spinning___ 21 99,02 • : phy’s alleys. Sixteen other scoroa tibsteiio, rg. .. r...... 3 t bout he completely closed it. An op­ lo bearing on the standing of the down he clattered. F. CervinI, Weaving ..33 98,32 Schwitzer, ig ...... 0 0 0 eration was unsuccessful. Another |ther clubs in the race. I was surprised at the lack of were o^ r the century mark. The Shubert, Weaving ....33 98.25 9 9 Tyler. Ig r ...... 0 0 0 followed and now Bud is on- tha Greed- for money has been base- disturbance in the house. I thought Shea, Ribbon...... 33 98.25 scores:" 0 2 Weaving \ Raleaz, Ig ...... 1 shelf for two months and may lose ITs besetting sin, and it certain- the whole gang would pile into the Benson, Weaving ..... 33 98.23 Ols^n Sa^ **Close In his eyeslgfbt. , . is up to the magnates to rem- ring after me although I^ a d Cervlnl 93 93 88 T, Anderson, Old Mill. .30 98.16 13 2 28 ly the root of the evil. knocked him out cleanly. I was StSvenson,'Old Mill ...29 98,05 Genovese ...... IflO 86 95 HOPPE REGAINS 1843 TITLE walking slowly to my corner when Plitt, Ribbon , ...... 33 96.28 SiiQt Very Important Georgettl ...... 129 99 ^ 91 BY HEATING HAGENLACHER Is’ there any logical reason why Madden shouted a warning at me. Gustafson, Ribbon .. . .12 96/02 Peterson ...... 112 108 90 687 PAID AOWSSIONS le continuity of a football game My God, look out. Jack!” he Ballsleper, ^pinning . .21, 95,15 Radinsky ...... 93 97 79 New York, Jan. 8.— Pighting a lould be broken by the rest be- screamed. Johason, Ribbon .....30 96,14 3 game uphill battle, 'WiUle Hoppe Iween 'the two ^Ives? I turned to see McCarty’s'father Armstrong,' Ribbon ... 16 96.12 518 483 443 A T WEDNESDAY’S BOUTS today regained his 18.2 balkline * Mr. E. L. Manning, secretary of swinging a heavy chair down on my Haugh, Weaving . .33 95,12 Dressing billiard championship from Eric le Connecticut board of football unprotected head. I tried to side­ Taggert, W eaving___ 33 95.06 W. Shatton'...... 93 93 97 step but— blooie— it crashed and I Hagenlacher in a 1500 point match Ifflcials, raises that question. Just Reggets, Spinning ....33 94.04 J. Pongratz...... 93 101 112 Secretary John L. Jenney, of by a score of 1,500 to 1,387. Hoppe Irior to the death of Walter Camp, went completely out. A. Anderson, Old Mill .33 93:20 K. Johnson ...... ) 84 77 , 87 Cheney Brothers' Athletic Associa­ EDITOR’S NOTE:— In tlye averaach% Mahoney ..^.....105 93 93 estimated in The Herald Thurddoy TJader the present rules, as Mr. period, rather'an extehsioh of the HnlUday ____ .... 80 91 104 evening. minute rest between periods. SAVES TOD’ S TITLE tanning sees it, football is really THE SHCHIT Anderson ...... 110 93 *"99 ro jlistlnct games, rather than one “While It perhaps would not be D etra ...... 91 103 102 four periods. well to have contlmious play, be­ ‘ "New York, Jaq.'S. •Tod Morgan The short, or “close ln”yShot is THiREFEREl TBe fact is stressed that very cause of team coaching and emer­ of Seattle, junior lightweight perhaps the most Important shot a 486 470 485 jften during the second g>eriod one gency lessons in tactics that could champion, today, was thanking his basketball player, attempts. Tecb^ nlque’ Is Important In long shots, Did the three-year-old Espino If the teams makes a march of be supplied in the dressing room be­ lucky stars that he und Phil Mc- T ld ^ W d ra GtRLsTwiNt Over beat Crusader ?—F. H. rom 60 to 90 yards down the field tween halves, nevertheless a tenm Graw, Detroit challenger, failed to but the element, of liick Is present Yes,. In the LAwrence Realiza­ Id When within perhaps five yards that gets within 10 yards of the op­ make the 1*30 pound lintit for their there to a much, larger degree than IRmnring I tion. ponents’ goal line should not be de­ In the case ot short shots. The the goal, or less, hears the shrill ten round bout at Madfiion Squord M. Boyle ...... 74 67 78 Who is the best of the three- '^3 prived of. a, chance to pcore by the short shot can be made .in such a bhlitle notifying the teams time is Garden^last night. .Morgan lost tbe L. Hewitt <; . . . ;92^ 92 91 year-old flUiep?—D. D. way as.to be practically a' "sure calling of time at the end ot the decision bat. not the title, which M. Kennedy . . 87 32 Black Martin, she Von eight 19 thing.” The number of sliort shots The finish of the second period second period.” was not at stake because both men . ■. .:.82 82 83 times in 17-starts In 1826.' flight to the basket, the less ' the S. Johnson, jiarlts the end-^f play, for all that Change In Rnle , were overweight. Although one of which a team gets'during a game S. Sheekey ...... 74 77 81 . JiVko woiq the Belmont Futurity las gone before in the way of ad- * Here is the rule that is offered the' Judges voted fdr'a draw, Mc- are oomparatively few, and- since chance of error. — - ■4 ■■■ last year?-^D. S. ineing the ball. The work ant. as an addition to rule four, sec­ Graw yas awarded the verdict on the short shot presents anoh a fide Anothe'r Importuit point is in the Totals 378 4IJ6 426 SOapa Flow. wility in taking the ball down the tion four, to cover Mr. Manning’s aggressiveness. ohapeis to score, it Is highly import­ way the ball leaves the hand. It -Sninntng-I' Where was Dan O’Leary born?—;* suggestion: ant that these attempl;s at the bas­ should roll off tbe tips of the fing­ M. RIdgway 78 76 D. 0. B. IhlAgoes for naught, aHhoqgh the ers in such n manner^at the palm tai^, is really only half over. “ Time shall not be called tor the ket should be "deadly.” L. Thompson . ...72 68*' 64 In Clonaklety, Ireland. end of the second period, provided Generally speaking, in a basket­ of the hand-is visible-to the player M. Karpin ...... 77 88 101 . 'V^at is Jimmy Ddfly’s name?— luen the teams return to the HORNSBY TO RECEIVE as the ball leaves the hand. In bl^.jnstead 'of play being regqmed the team in possession ot the ball la ball game “twp hands' are betten L.. Ladd ...... ; . 70 53 72 H. .K V than one,” but In the case of the other Words, the hand is not behind . . 78 a the five-yard line, where thd ball on or inside their opponents’ 10- Dummy ...... 62 67 Hynum Gjitid, ' yard line. The trial for touchdown short shot this is not true, for thq the , ball pushing It on Its way— ■Who holds the mile .run record? kd :been carried by an Intensive / "close In” allot be made'more (this resnltSvin "overshooting” in a 846 364 391 ire, practically a new game la qr goal from field shall be permit­ Totals — M. M. ted, until said team has made a accurately with onb hand |h^ "hwd” shot)— but rather- tbe ball Paavo Niutnli 4:W:8k8 seconds ' t New York, Jan. 8;—^Rogers two—^nd at the same time ta a is gently "laid against the back !^ e International Boxing Union ■WHenr was Ted Le*aia bom?— PEGGY DUNCAN Goqd Suggestion score or lost the ball to the oppon­ Hornsby; formpf pilot of the 't^t. ents, when ^me shall be called end­ harder shot to guard thau thq board” and flowed to drop-through of Europe was formsid 14 years T. L. M. 4 Havana care, "Trudie” Ederiei;* t is my contention.” says Mr. Louis Cardinal, world’s ckam- "twd-hahded shot." , the hoop. Tne carom shot (ball ago and is exposed of the follopr- LOndon, Bnglandl. )tng In discussing this phase of ing the second period.” plops, Is slated to slgn'^a cPntract for Miss Peggy Duncan is on youi There appears ’ to be plenty of In miakink this short shdt the hitting backboard first and tkfii ing countries as members: Burope Wh'at la the "honor” ih golf?— as - champion long-idistance ,“ Uiat a te^m that advances to, play with the New York Giantn, dropping through the basket) — Germany, Belgium, Brit* trail logic in Mr. Manning’s contention. player should first ot all ttet up in J. L. swiintimer.. Tbia .1 S-year.old achool |g hill down the field to within 10 following a second conference wjth the air as high as posSiUe, with the much safer than tbe other method ain, Denmarkf, Spain,. France, Hpl- Was 'Walter Gerber of the St lp<|i of acpMng and is still eligible What der yon say, footbail fans. Let Manager McQniw tl(is afternoon. girl recently' swmn ' front Robben me hear from you. abooUng arm fully ez^nded to­ ot shooting them "straight in.” land, Italy, Luxemburg, Fortuyal Lod|s l^rowns ,, ever with ' Pitts­ Island to Rogge BsY. Gapefowti, in advance the ball, should net be The contract, It Is reported will ward the A basket. Many players Note these points in the illustra.* Sweden and Switzerland. burgh ?—-0. ii/S. apj^ted of-the chance ito scqre by .ca-HLrgentina; Cuba, Canada, Mex­ 9 hours and 32 minutes.: It is a call for an,annual salary of.|30,- inake the' raiatakp here of getting a tibn: ■ Geiher V»is with the Pirafee in feat considered more -dlffloult thah t^tng^'pfi time, endlciff the first A British; polo team of army of­ 000. Hornsby arrived, here, .yes­ good Jump and then falling to-ex­ 1. Ther high. jump. ico and'the United States. Africa-^ 1814 atid tRIfi btti only plaH^ lA the swliiaming of the EngUsn Chan­ sebondiperioa. . . ' : ficers from India plans to challenge terday and Iminedla^ly conferred tend the'arm fully. It seems mere­ 2. The fully extended arm. Egypt, The Trsiiisvaai, the Ans- TS^vefy few gam nel, and has only, qnde before .bem -l^flttg-beifreen the fint and' sbo- for the historic Westchester 'Cup at with McGraw. .Only.minor'details ly a matter of common sensei to S.' The ball leaving from'the tips ttalian. Boxing Federation. The In­ hat did In the ternational Union mepts annually itf^vidds ’ and the third and Meadow Brook, Lpng Island, next of the contract are to .be worked know that the longer you can keep of the fingers-r-the palm of tbe 1925 world series?-—S. E. J. years back. Periods, is called for rest and September. . out today. It was said. the bdll under yqur control on Its hand toward 'the player. ^ \ . I ioi Paris, \Frapce. Ha|tit,499.; ■ • • ■

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N E 4 WHAT HAS GONE BEaroRP To the homo of PJROF and HCHr- LIE BLWB14< in CamdenvlBh. lnd„ one nU>ht In October, 18S6. is brought a woman who hi^ taint- ed on a train. Thdt night, twin girls are bom to her and she diM without revealing'her name.. The story thbn moves forward 18 years. The twins, now gtowtog to beantiful womanhood, have been adpoted and named" MARGARET and ELIZABETH. They are calleii RUSTT and BETTY. JIM ELWELL, the son. enlists in the World War.. He then-dis­ covers that one of the twins loves him. • He is shell-shocked at the Battle ot Sedan and at flrst is reported . Afim Cdayfon m dead. Later be Is identified in a eoonii^ of M fof ofoera<.'W|^ he New York hospital and his mother ^naMered eatitied'; to^b. deb) and father hasten to him to find ef tbppt^'- his memory gone, that be is like s TlHi'fcndns stared, at him tn.'soige living dead man. sqiguslBe. Tliis WM toe fl Specialists despair of his re­ bad-.eyer filven ejfoer of them foe covery. believing an operation s lig h t^ ' rbason for thinidng they might be unsuccessful and fatal chnld Pbmll^ he anyfolng Imt per- as well. The day before bis par­ feetipO; to ^ npl^ipn., ents are to take him home Jim rorely you. you (JpnT mean, wanders away from bis nurse. dt^pypHf imto. John." - began Mar- NELLIE DOWNING. gaifot wonderinjgiy. ' **foat you resliy A search Is begun. In which ttonk- Bt^ty and T—tl ^ 'We 'iire^-i. JACK NEVIN, newspapeiman, tlmt V we ;^uldw " Uber wbtee t ^ e d ' and MIKE HENNEOAN Join. bit toijo.an'.lnarUgniBto!-'i^ while They find Jim In Bellevue hospital the' dacrk eyes looking' up Info with bis skull fractured in a traf­ grew misty wjfo a threat o f tears. fic accident. Nevin calls up his Dncle John, however, as the gtris oflice to give it the story. He is were be^nnliigr' to- leani,' had 'a ^wby' interrnpted by Nellie Downing. usually of finishing what he etarted. TOPW . W IA D 'O ^^AUGDnJ.11^ NOW BEGIN THE STORY Tears, be! had discbyered years be­ AFFOPP A 'P(?OPE(? C^TTIM^ CHAPTER XXXV fore-' frequently werb' womah’e bgst ■ C"HAPEl'<. F0(? . MfoAOY'P -ffPirA ArtKU^, E T'C E W A / OU were talking to your pa­ weapon ^ th to defense'and ettack.' I And he luHl been through the etiald per, weren’t you?” NelUo pf too many emotional ^Irmfoheis to Downing asked. iet'a-Uttletblng.like tears botberbim •Tes.” said Jack Nevin. He knew very mucdi. But' Uncle John, was- a what was coming now. diplomat as well as a hard-boiled old So writfo a spinster of 62 In “ Do you have to send in the story racbelor, and he knew how. to skirt bold and firm declaration that sh| about iim Elwell?” foln'ice,' too. is well couvlnced that the only lif “ Already have sent the gist of it. Of course not. of course not, he is the single life ahd thqt she ha Why?" nwde answer In eoothing eocente. absolutely no regrets-for not havia| Her eyes dropped. She looked as it the while be patted foe russet bedd married. And, granting the fact she ware about to cry. alfeptionately. sophistry and that mOst' of us k^ Jack Nevin, looking at her specu- 'C^t.ls.*'' be. added qualifylngjly, ourselves into believing that qi hitively, said, “ Hold on, now; would "Wh^.dd you suppose we haven’t been told to nieet the 'T don't think either bt you .would own particular state is the moS you rather I didn’t use -it?" or icotijd Intentionally hurt Mollle Or glorified, there is a ring of trutj "I—I had hoped you wouldn’t— train?” Prof. But you know.” he Weht on, here which says that the lady reaj( yes.” slowly feeling his 1^ , - "that tbQ^gh^ ly means it. He shot a strange look at her. “All later and thpnk him." ' ' His fhther had told Win:oricB ip a icneJSttmhci^ A doctor came in to see how the heart-to-heart talk; . acq.ua.lnt^ lesaueto often csirrtes. a hurt that Is She takes one point rather well right.” Then he removed his hand even more pernicious In Its lasting I think. This Is her thrust at th| from the phone’s mouthpiece. patient was coming glong. He whls-, with yourself. John, .and perhaps yp'u pered a few brief questions to the will find some! day . that you, have an effects tlum do^nHgbt Intent Ts-V^lf Was It A Cat dMck? time-honored ' argument that tl I "Hello, Pete. Say. Pete, kill that I didn't know- that Just; to. call-'Yonr Is It Just a plain old-fasbioned s story, - Yes—wrong dope. No, that's nurse who Was watching Jim. Then aequalntance-honest enough!to post single life is “all right now, hii he nodded gravely. you on a fow things your^ ap<^ attention to these fhipgs is; gli foist : , V - , female cat trick 7 That's what I wait until you are too old and lon^ i all-” is necesfory -1 shopld he worried ‘Be sure you are right, but i '--Mise'd tO; .advOTtise a -Well known He hung up the receiver and then Nellie Downing spoke to him. For trlendsimikht healtote. to say.,to your wondered When I r^ad a^llttle piece ly and no'one cares whether yo face. And-'when you come1^:;jinow, grlei^ualy,? , don’ t be too sute th.Sti eTOrJ^bqdy ^■''brapd;: of , milK and. so .op. ,,K in..a magazine in which BilUe Burke live or die.” In Answering thil I turned away from the phone, adjust- the first time he saw that she was ‘And now, he added, they bad; bet­ aaTe peen^aS ,mte'f§8tin^.tpi.foe on- 1 Ing his crutches beneath hjs arm wearing a Red Cross uniform. John Clayton .well, U your/-.t?t3i4iW hlse is wrqng.”;- - f tqidihow Garuso used, to propose to platitude, the spinster in questio| are of. the quality i hoj^j.t${iy ter ^ folk I t n ^ r aWd decldii i for ; iM tei^ " as- fob" aifonal r foMqiterade h.er again gnd again,-and then seek says— g pits. "Tell me," she said, ’’Is there any . ',“ ,1 you probably will dlscoyeiftjtbt^-wW^ tbemielvos the 'beat thing to. d&. pf; ^ f^ k iajyX TCpupg . !. club, to! tobvq her . adamantine , heart by “And as to loneliness, the lond 1 “Oh, thank you,” said Nellie Dow- chance for him?” it may be human na^urAto>juagq' fSo ! AWA result pf.tto little confejnfoce. 'The' popular!# oL crisp,wtoastv'ih! .■fhe ico^folne ;;dWicO. Wa8.;.Tipte& th'o dropping to his. knefo'and warbling liest women I have ever know! nlng. lajdng a hand on his arm. The doctor shrugged. "I doubt It. Nurse fogrtha Dalton In CamdenVilia due to the fact that the. h ^ t chadg^, ’jplliest. eyi^,! ai^d all agreed that I _ "Thank you, It'will mean so much other, fallow by yourself .itia'dlmh spuftul arias of iinpadsi-bdcd love tp have been married women wit It was a hasty blow. What kind o'! pppr policy sometlmto.’' was telephoned that same afternoon es the starch ipfo dextrin, Whmh ‘^t'PItyd'tb 1 to poor Mollle and Prof. Jack.” . shape WM he In ph^lcally?” her. What every .woman knows, If children.” § He laughed lightly, "It's all right. - But John Clayton bad. gope -ipof^ and.,a8ked,-.fo ,Ket,'foo.^fiilwoB. - is easier to digest. . .The crisphesB she has' anything,'to know with And now right she is— women The little nurse-'tol'd him, and. the 'rfoqy .'for the h'ofow is important because it makes , us B Well"—he swung oft on his crutches doctor pursed his lips ahd turned to deeply Into the study evei\,th^ nis She was Jnformedv would he in foml- Cfonheny-Amd (meaning brains);, is that what grown families, out from the homl S —“I guess I’ll be moving along. wise old fothec bad, ;U a' result “ chew” the toast- The brqwhiiieaS eyqry other womaUiwants is to kid nest, going about their work anf look once more at the patient when dfoviUe fo'p.next day. on foe eve- attraot8„thq ere Add so toast istope; !!fyq. vinph,‘:;.;.QrAhheifo^ cup 2 There's nothing more I can do. Is he learned of Jim EIwelTs. loss. of he had cohie -to.beJlevA that to. herself that she was 'the supreme, play, loving foeir mother, of coursf blnjg .of whtfo Piqt Ahd Mbllie were of the inost popufor'bf all hr® |k^ pfuh.es, 3-A';ci^..snfiuir,, i t'lfoiqspooh' s there?” memory and speech. / - , ent might" have, been a uitle~bie^^ due tp grrlto with Jim Elwell.; flour,'2 thhiesBOon's. hUtter,. . T-4 iii not the first ibvd,: "of her hus­ but no Jonger dependent on hej s "No. You've been very kind. HI tn i the'vipbttep.that tO know- fast Items. It goes w.ell vv ' ^ '"Too bad,”- he- whispered.".'‘You’il '.*4nd,''fefowbbr.".foto ,^bhh„.Clay- te'ahim.oh' cihhkufoti. ' j.,. - band.; " ; The mother’s vital cause is gonJ M get in touch with you again to thank better tell your, friends .tb* lekVB tholnmghly was to know .^ :,p tb e f soft, cophed cereidV while mt “ Being as how,” the -great. Caru­ For years the mother job has beei ^ you properly." (ellbw pfet.ty .weli-also.; fon'a parting tnstrpctlpfta 4b, .foe or waffles or Preifeh toast ,sdeffi' . }iWash pruhfis wqiU. epyef; ;with 1 pretty Shortly. They. can. come babk twins At the railroad station ip.'in- ^p.cqid wafbr ai^ let'sfohh; o^Af so'married someone/bther than Bil­ her all. There is nothing left— a s He smiled. “Well, so long. Nellie. later, you know.l*. . . He was broad-minded enopidJvJhpw- combine well, wfob the; reqdY lie Burke, it does not seem alto­ least, she; thinks there Is nothing = My regrets -to Mr. and Mrs Elwell. dlanaikills,.“ we're^.iiptV foking' apy serve cereals. A good pfop "fo-1^ night. Slmnier, in the; sAlUfi water Nellie nodded . . understandingly. eyer, to rraliM that^hw,Just a egcuses. ' Jim and fopy'simply M ve u'htll stqne8;,cah"he reiriqvi^ about gether fair to this lady to tell the and maybe there isn’t for the u’ea s In case— ' The significant gesture She moved across to Mollie and Pfot theory, tob; and one tbatfmlght not have several different cereals WPrld, how he made iqye to another “mother type.” s with bis head made it plain that be ,^ t tb go With “Us', to Europs hand ail the ! time, .'idternatinif twehty minUies.' ‘ Remove' stones Downstairs the faithful Mike Honup- in the, last analysis stand acid inopfo. Now be good and biing foem woman. Oh well, i “ girls , will be No, they’ll have to get a bettel 8 was referring to the expected drath testl At tim i^me time ifkd fbjjnid them through. the rweeif .fo'an tp and cut prunes in pieces. Cut cran­ gan Was sitting in a chair, his feet an With you when'yon return." berries in ha)yes ^ d add-tq prunes giris!” , .;;! . argument than that “ lonely” one!] £ of Jim Elwell. . Sprawled otit bn the floor in front of tligt it U8|iai|y wbri^d'out ..gbbnt,'a8 have onA'klnd and’.nfeiiti-;^ ;-ber g Nellie Downing nodded slowly A,f. foaf- moment, alfoough and, j'uice. simm^ ten : -minutes ‘‘Antique Wives” him- He was whistling beneath bis he had ;flg^rOT;^^-W^ were In'bllssfui tgnbmoee of it Jim fore getting anothfjiiK; WY the Hnshands of “ anti'que. Wives” may g "Goodby." breath. He Jumped to his feet when doctrlne.tb follow, brdlaaflly. !-, . fruit also, and hear­ and add SUgUR 'tf.OHr; And-,cJWU°ioii ^ She watched him move away, a rawell lay to'fob’ shadow or degfo’e mixed and. s i^ d '^ ^ r n into, a pip be interested in this', wail of a hus­ GOOD FOB LUNCHEON he saw tlje three coming toward him Hbn^ it, was jthat tv^ dobr in Befiofoe hqsplfoJ.' N^ . tiness of hreakfast'-'it^Mds hpdn band who found himself caught in Sandwiches filled with tuna fisl = tall, straight figure, hobbling along and sprang forwrard ^ th .an eager pretty niw^s ' l ^ e :few 'h ie -^ y g the occupatloph ‘Of then^ffobgrB Of dish ■ Hpe(d> with. Yr ddt W|th g swiftly on bis crutches, ' ^ foafl abt rai^ned’ b|ts., - f, g on a story. • And. he was thinking, fog'foe'fom . gnfi'fo.e ^ d . tmqiifofo ■ “ The trouble began when some consider it good exercise' for the brief discourse bn hui;nbn.-^tni^^ - . ubhiics with' living, subjects.' - • • g what a peach of a storyl mind to .pause occasionally in the “ Why," Betty :,tad.asl^d;;^^;^-^p Ipblil bn; foe ' fofo bfVfobfoe; illdlsposed person gaye niy wife and Silver Gauntlets I Nellie Downln^f turned and moved yqu BUpposB;it is- tbat.^we. fob^bospltai with hbr, . ’■ '* . . foStte Bobu. Dp ijAguifo' me a table.-Wo soon learned' that regular "rautlne of every^y atlairb popular 8jelvthe;.npW;; sflh ■ir'-.M;.the feceh^ natioifoi; j0aveh-: s swiftly toward the room where Jim and the observance of^tbinj;s in gen beten fold '^ n ieE t. foe. train ;-^jy've but 'evfo '.;he. his b^fod^ grAVfoy Very this table was a Gfonihe Antique, aet: stpckjngs' fofv e'fqUln® wifor.; \ . #difi ■ql'^huty shop dwhdfoi,,io bob g Elwell lay in tragic silence, ergl to take an introspective ibok. ■ brih^'g'^ him on?. ,Don’t. .vfoeij; hAlfo'd' s ^ . ■ Jlfo. - - ■ curly maple, autedatfos the Duncan g “Jack Nevin,” said Nellie Dow last letter to you I believe’ 1 coultb pose foey; want iia, to see '"“ ;:^t;.f<)u!bOb; '■Vfos! Once (a’^ n the Phyfe period, andj.ajy'the rest of it. 3 nlng, "has gone back to bis office. make a pretty fair guess. And'! am •’I don’t know, of; S^Uqpad Potgtoes %o^ Ram !| Question. under di^^ifosion. We grew rather fbnra.vbf-foat table, : Ope ’slice ham ^folck, thw B There was nothing more be could do quite sure, providing my guess Is ciaytpn,ioId foefo yery’-jgwi^lA^'^i NgHn leae % Jbh> V Maurer, pfe| Mrdfie,' bUt Vplbpi dijim sired onions,- c^'hs,! aim o'wner “ot AVvchelhr- qf ty came, as it alwaife'dqes, to ac­ bgautir; shqp8,! in a lengthy upeechi ginger,' mustard, milk. ; . quire six chaifs, at^afoa^gain price, Trim^rtud from . ah'nounfod - bobhedv, hair, jasi^ passe foe dealer said. W b^qi^jed them, stand ,ln, cold water td; epTerj^for. ;^ d declined was .-Wgh'time foiat' A pine dresser £ol3q;jfodT and then two hours.,; Choose. a deep ^hair andVhltf.a. came ha'ifoi She vis­ more chairs. Bynb.^'liwe realized fosh.and hAlf'fiU . ,'Wlfo; ..a3 ualized the;. 15 27 beauty nn; hhYies that our furnItaf,e;.'waB, Inapprb-; some Tsdse cifocks for' the;.new boM» layers of thinly sllcedfootaiOe|^h fong halr. wlfo,fai uUfit Ilttie bun .to; prlate with pine a:^maple— ” ha^' enough experience ilandf onions; S^sqn eMh layer ” the hack, ey^h^ws ; Inatead • Home Pagfb SSflltofoirtsik’ . irig'.fohs'-to ifoow ho^ to'turn tl» W ell, .It’s a',10hg.:»5oi^, but they pepper and a ttoy bfo of sal ■Qt.pJUekpd, :'ai^ a, tlgUl» thdt ;WJU began kbiluht getttog n,im-novHhlghfoi^s and four- In milk to barefy cdyqf yagfi' wesent ijd^uire .'hr hfodth. instead Sposters, era tthen'foe S h S aparifoent f l e n t was too ;ple.. Wastshown;foto. a n^liogaiiy Do not triin fat .frofo-hafoV Rf € k r \ d Qf. StidkidP fififoirth ex J ^ ts Ql di- small and foey found an- *old farm pfoc6-*ind4here behind tbq,desk s « qn tpp of- pota^foes hnd'opm 4 t j ^ ;“ .'WhY ;h x p # im e«.r’WUh^ .«mall anfl f*AV »n house In- fop connfoy with; queer ;lar'Ot#biA';:, \ } Sipriukle .ginger-: add - .i^iy'iacA.7Jchi'-.wll ever; hU'^e,'? she "WelU'.Y 11; be,darned!* was thi it, uglng ;hot more fohtf d.'tS te|> steps and ‘H’, hlngps/qn the doors, .,4»eriq,d-'..^*‘'-."~' ■ - and all fopfc ‘ . By OHye Roberta Barton .only wise crack! he could think of. spoon cOfoiiined. . -foiyer baling ' V"Mtb.. Maurer :■represehtdd the She. fled foARAbbons ‘-‘^UrO^o^wRl,” :salh^^ dtoh and’ hake ■ih.A'^^.hfodefotely./h^^^ side bf^U^ahih-boba.whlle.the oth­ than any otheivorgan and tissue.! "When Brnestlhe Splfomann-Heink ble; cheerfoUy, ; ‘’unjess ’ypu^drim oven..'" '; ';;!“ h !''■; er side* c^ fo jte d .aqrne nifty-' ,®ew By DB. MORRIS FISHBEIN Decay of the tevlh is the most; prev­ The office ckll^d your m ^befohip. ih-the Bheptifo ihbbs : t o : ieviifo. intefe''sr, ;in' .short was Just, a'’little gfol she. fed mon­ alent disease and has ihcreased Society. ,!ir theiworld was What yeW .halr<’‘umbhg them t h b ‘‘’bihgje*', okeys in a circus f to get , . a .-meal . be­ Improvements in methods of car­ with our higher civilization and, ifs In Chfoa it ifo ’t cqnritf^ Silver-bound strips make an inter think fo)is,- I'd hate * tq;liyq--in' ig to mako-’a-nofoe wh^ntyed* are ea!J:-:> ;Ehgiish driidh"/ which- cbmhlnea ing for children during the last tefinemerts In vhet. ^ ; • . .. He believejd'-iiffh^ he wawtwfo'ani And if 'ifoa'd'as little fajth in. peopfe ing. but It is takeh% a dlspjay ;df - ® ‘ ■ " ■ - - ■ ■ ■ • * at beme.home. The Asrivearly;8tfuggles'of -tm-via. «f ♦!.« the terestihg new cuff on a sdede glovt quarter century has been so great ton g : frqirt;, haiT w ifo shqrt baick ’ as-a cons^UOTce. of fois, follh fond and thfogs .a8-yira.,Pd hate^no 'oe sh'tisfacti'dtt.' hair; foe ■yalencia_;wIiIoh ia horse- great are' ho npw!a|hry.:it Is almost that many optimistic investigators bromldic.' to remark , that .most believe another generation may see ■^cVednlity Easily became, the .h i^ ' of altve- at'dll. I'm suipfosed' that yoh pbde slfoped.idippingrover fop brow ^ alL thelr J o k e s .^ ^ r ' v doa’-t thinks the i “ad'’ - ih the^’papS - BrSiCelPts h.aTo° lOBqhPd' foe, el- ahd.'^pfo^. qniy' ^ top .of foe gphlus seems to soar from cruel MRS, ADA M. the disappearance of diphtheria, Sturdy Trimming hardship. For a real .stirring, In­ scarlet fever and measles. ' The ofioe ?wit;;ilfch iwactt was ja'^meriy lifole Jokb:'' >Then 1» bjpw ,fbr. evpph^..we4r;!, Ijr^cfoyttfob .eaiifS; / -TMsfo'tjfoB 'aBdblA safts# fop However, standing in the way of Jokers, .-was alw.a^ alort-for4h-foap. added,: ‘ “ Tim :jbb.. ; l»%yours.’ plpp: poinei^es- ps-mapYvM” 2fi.;tin^ leyfoiersV'afr^;it'‘ - " c ^ for, long.! ear-- spiring story of achievement the MERRIPIELb this health control, are ignorance He hAd faith In hefol^c'ah^fophofijr.-^^ thbre’d = a nice 'trustiifo v’-tello-w In igqjid'or' plaUidam c lrq l^ .a r e worn rfo«B.’ 'A hbfoer hew. bob. Is 'fosi stq^y of .“Schumann-Heink, “ The Teacher Of and superstition, twin enemies of HJs nlcknamp ] ^Vjis!'^ ‘ ‘D.q'abting yqhr dehartment who Is a’^bit credi^ phqpt fo& wrist.'- Sla'v.e'tihd chaJii Leonardo,! pointied fo front and; j Last of the TItahs,” how running in fo' wdmah’p magazine, takes the Mandolin Tenor Banjl the march of medicine. They are Thomas ftom hj;is^bhr1;'A^^ loiis; He ’belieyes in-!UfoigS;4hd. pep; ijfocelets w|fo - Beigit^^fodqns sfonqs ^ywiy'sltort-ih; badic. ‘ boUnd to delay a complete triumph He Iqv'ed^r^Ghmblei 0|,:;hpwihe pie. Let'him 'alone ^'oht,y(jirgo.” w pro, no longer ; 'Tfae;!priah;%ibhlhjg style beginh C&kSyt ' X Mandela • Cello-Banjl over these ills. lo'ved hjnj.! “ TJhe - poor fooPbi’? he Us ^pifol At foe .upper '.left bahd cor■^ " i^ilnster. Glad Ct It! Uktilele Mando-Celll Use of Sunlight skid,“ had onefo.se at least;; He*mjfo.e - A Nqw Idea ; her'of foe face and .continues [A “ I 4 mi freely say that my princi­ c Banjo-Mandolin The nature of rickets has been life very,very. ?pleasant5 for tfibse pal .reaapn’ for-'not .marrying was Ehsemble Playing for Advanced BBMOyUS STAIN Tiie! Telpphoihe'iBulfofoi- for ^ % 4 r ,a & uhi^lijt jach.es !foe low^ determined. The use of sunlight in abpnt him'.” ' nary telis, about prf'tnifojreffoaf''cos-- ' qr- rifi:htfoaii|l. cqrher; of foe neck, iny- utfor horror of.parting with myj Pupils. Agent fo'r Gibson Instruments. the treatment of children’s diseases Ope day a hfop.,came.ih;fo;Sae: foe ■vrftiu a f jw waVes aroiyid. 'foe fore-; liberty; ' arid ! of! having, my. gms has reached an efficient stage. maheger; jT h e;n»ahagar; ':^ifoB out.. head; Those‘who wanted .‘to get simfled otit hy hngija^ andchll- Odd Fellows' Block Knowledge of the action of the The man sat dpwp' and' .exAiifoied to. rid of' the bqb- ehtlre#idren and.circumstance.” . At c e n t e r ” v Room glands has been a tremendous fac­ th« offlqe .fpree^that hO .hA^lnyepted wofoen. ahd^.men,, and bbtild wear 'tremsfo^Atipas ofi silk tor in the advances of care for chil­ a brake equalifor and’was’fojing t'i fopresented Bonsp}, - natipnally floss,, whidh were ‘ aldo slrowh at dren. There is a niethod of control get;np a^stqck. cottpahy 'taidpqnce . kho.wn aud, well Advert^ed pro- the ^'conventibq..-' for all spasmodic disorders of child­ It; ’“Any lotvyou can'get' ^.ICr'a-' ;..:#RpfG-Bir,iiAjipl;; ‘ (duct. A graud ma'rch was form? ;: i, -i " r“ -MABY TAYLOR. hood. Juvenile diabetes was con­ couple L’.pf„hundred 'dqllqr8,” ‘;he b*-. 1^, sidered fatal even as late as 1920. , r . .w -i ed Ahd. AsBri*®. EiYen fqr.;tb® b®»t ^lajnbdt ‘ ‘and (time' ' ’paymedfo. at; - lAunderlh^!- fobl'e V lins^ I rlg.i*. Qhifo, ?: Jpd«e|* 1 J . f i , H e w i t t Today more than 90 per cent of Sheyer^qut it forough foe wHngpr at chlldreu with diabetes are saved for that” ' Awarded fii»t hpmo^ to^foe rlady .5 .,' ' . Nbvnf;mlnd what-Thqjtifos had- to fopt :ma.!ras creases,, that are alniost who was; dressed -Jtp fopyesent; a 49'HonSt.’ PhoBe 2056 many years of useful and pleasant ihliioasfole.tqjrem^ ijasswar® >i ithat: has: ‘ (pohlAined existence. sayfobout-8^id. forieks--(^Ufo I tel^hbhq sat. Ry tlie:iifie;of qard«- , l^sho,uld .oAiways. . be^irinsedrln , howevnr, tai^i^ to ,^fnia|i.; u A r ; . v - board and 'Maqk’ riPth; Bhe-mw#dd PASTl^izED Dentistry few ' minutes and.Vouhd;:uj)’ hy-siub-i otot the rdba/ ’eveh to.'foe’ receiYsr 'cibid,waterrbefore it Is -washed In In 1900 tobth carpentry was dis­ scribing all h|s- bavinjgSr .'ItiO. office •»; .(■'-.'•'TBB'WASU.iANir-''. ,5 on V Its hq6%. The .’mqtifopiBoe cov­ tinctly a mechanical performance. th§fofoi4 :a’ Rqipah;^Jh«l|(iiK ,i .V.Wheniypa/hAhte -■ cl0foeA;>oh t w ered 'hpr head'apA’ '*;eIihd to' - lid ' MltKl imLK AND CREAM Any young man with well-trained Gnmble'B egiw'nJ(e;'tTheytlM'carbon ifoe' hang '^lOrfolhgA elf the.- sarifo led thfopgh the ;Api«V 'WBWim tliAm: s u m b u I ^ y> — " \-)r. k'- ■' .lr=— — 5A.- .-. ); ...... -V- ',^ 1 ' ' *. L Aifi,' 1 '■‘"t-V-; fAm-' MANGHBSTEK EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, JAN. 8, 1927. PAGE NINE

By Frank B e^ GAS BUGGIES^Enter The Law ft.APPER f a n n y SAYS: S E N S E a n ^ O N S E N S E Jmtm NOW ^ HEM ! tM WORHIEP ABOUT f o r g e t a b o u t TM n o t s o SURE , T H E ^ IF TH A T BABY_^ ABOUT THAT. HE AND' REASON N W ANTS TO f l ir t DON'T BE'- "That’s a He!” shouted the golfer THAT MAN NEXT DOOR. I H IM '.... HE’S GOING OUT KEEP THINKING OP HIS HARMLESS. HE THE MAYOR ARE HE'S NEVER WITH PARALYSIS,, as bis ball stopped one Inch from THREATS TO GET EVEN WAS TALKING PRETTY THICK, ' PINCHED FOR ALL HE HAS TO OF YOUR the hole. . WITH YOU FOR MAKING THROUGH HIS ACCORDING -TO HIS SPEEDING DO IS SWING ON WAY TO M SUCH A flACKET FIXING HAT WHEN HE WIFE. SHE’S ALWAYS 'IS PARKED OUR BACK-GATE LOOK FOR WHILE I'VE GOT ____ OH • One of these days the girls may UP THIS OLD CAR. ALL SAID HE'D BOASTING ABOUT OVER IN HIS HIM NEVER BEING GARAGE . . THIS MAUL IN. THATiS OUR give their feet as much freedom as l a s t NIGHT 1 DREAMED KICK TO THE YOU WERE IN JA IL / COPS... ARRESTED FOR AND IT'S M Y M IT . DOORBELL they do their knees, but I doubt It. HAMMERING ON THE SPEEDING-. NOTHING RANGING! CELL POOR TO TO BOAST The honeymoon Is over when she G ET O UT. ABOUT. learns that salads are not foods. rU‘ A balanced diet Is one that leaves you little bank balance wltl!' which to pay for it. Drifting Back To Me If you ever take a notion To come^drifting back to me. I’ll show the old devotion— It you ever take this notion— For I’ll sink you In the ocean, I’ll throw you in the sea. If you ever take a notion 7|/-/d Copyri^t, 19?7, fey MetropoUtta Kwrtptpf Setvkt 01827 BY WEA SCTVICE. IHC. To come drifting back to me. Yon can’t stidng ’em along If Nature ain’t so grand. Poets and by Percy Crosby yon’re all wTapped np in yourself. king's are born, but a plasterer SKIPPY makes himself what he Is. A fI N C UiA V t o STAffT THS ■VVhat you think of yourself Is n fUBtlC N€Uf VeAR. -IMUSr SAY INTELLIGENCE TESTS probably more flattering, but it Is JCHOOC what others think of you that real­ ^OIN’ ON YHC h o o k SHE’S A STAR . ly fixes your position on the map, T h e R R r T v "That old fellow threatened to JCMdC* kill himself, but I notice he’s still OAr / j r' alive, and doing business.” “ Yes. I understand he’s waiting for a chance to pick up a cheap second-hand revolver.” ‘ \ He-who laughs last, must be an Englishman. Give a man an inch and he’ll take a yard; give him a mile, says the advertisement, and he’ll take a camel.

Ballads Of a Bachelor To a Young Man in Love Say it with flowers. Say it with sweets. Say it with kisses. Copyright, P. L. Crosby, 1927, Johnson Features, Inc. And say it with eats. Sounds Like a Side-Show to Jay By Blosder Say it with diamonds. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Say it with drink. you DON'T SPELL But whatever you do, V E S -I 6 0 To VMAAY did IT — you OUST MAVee Don’t say it with ink. SCAOOL AlOUJ VEAA? DIDVOO 1/ GO 7 0 SCAOOL. y o u LEACAi )^i . '7MGEE M ILLS AM’ The most miserable person In the V&srECDAV SCAOOL. ^ A Pie’s* TAIL.'/ world Is a woman with no troubles V5Sr&/5DAV/ to speak of. The name of the actress and the answers to the following questions The quickest way for a doctor to appear on another page: lose a patient is to tell her it was 1— Who is shown in the accom­only a minor operation. panying picture? Slogan for the flve-and-ten In 2— What'was the score of theFlorida: “ Positively nothing in this recent Stanford-Alabama New store over ?10.” Year football game? 3— Who wrote: “ Friends, Ro­ A musical show consists of a lot mans, countrymen, lend me your of one-fourth dressed girls entirely ears” ? surrounded by bald heads and rub­ 4— Who directed the picture,ber necks. “Sorrows of Satan” ? 5— What state does Senator Ar­ Shoes are to be made of ostrich thur Capper represent? skins. With the feathers on hats, e v AlEA SEOMIC&.IMC. r^8 6— Is Clarence Darrow in favorthe ostrich will make both ends y V. of the Volstead Act? meet. 7— W’hat is the capital of Illi­ By Swan nois? It’s always a pleasure to teach a SALESMAN $ AM He’s Certain o f It S—Which of the five Great beautiful girl anything. They learn Lakes is the most eastern? so slowly. j C 10 niNuT£6 ^ /T ll T ftK t WHCsfS 9— In what city is the American OHE.- HftVje. iT^ ehT YOURE- Museum of Natural History? Flapper (To Sheik)— “ There are TR’ lOHPTT T)(0 \/0v\^^T:5 /LOOOtl? D. OOT HOME. V O J R . ' 10— In what state was Presi­two things I never could get used NAME., YOU N f t n s ., t-OUDt^ dent Calvin Coolidge born? to and both of them are you.” For LOMP) LOliOtR AFTettHOOf^i PLEASE? •5PM Z PLEWE?> NFSfAE.? n\K E _- WH

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(Read the Story, Then Color the Picture) GOTTA FALL IN V-OVG OH.lNeUL, VIASH S The Tinymltes all skated fine. course It’s not so nice, and if you eveR.V SO OFTeN. fS GOOD AS ANV, I S’POSE. NAKGS NO d if f e r e n c e They formed into a long, long line will, please help me out, and make K.IMDA DUM B.-EASY MVARVC. and Scouty was the leader, as they a lot of haste.” He told them that viHo. eeNN.fAeeNY. ANRaGWT, "sjo skimmed across the ice. Their little the Ice was thin. Thr.t’s how he M lN Y» N\0. feet flew left and right. It surely happened to slip In. And there 1 e MOOR. SniFF. was a dandy sight to see them stood, in water that was right up gaily sail around and scoot along to his w.aist. T so nicely. They grabbed a hold of Clowny’s Then Scouty yelled, with all his hand and, pulled and pulled to beat might, “My goodness. Clown’s out the band. To help them, Clowny of sight. I saw him just a bit ago boosted up by standing on his toes. but now, where can he be?” The Then when they finally got him others stopped their fun and play out he heard Scouty loudly shout, and looked around In every way, “ We’U have to build a bonfire so and then they all grew frightened that you can dry your clothes.” J J-i ’cause no Clowny could they see, To Clowny ’course that sounded “ Let’s call to him,” wee Carpy good. He ran and helped them said, and then he quickly went gather wood and when the bonfire ahead. ‘Oh, Clowny, tell us where blazed up high they all cried out you are, and have you fallen In glee. Then, by the flames wee throuigh?” Then came an answer, Clowny stood and dried himself as "Have no fear ’cause I’m all right, best be could. In 'bout an hour W22Tj2J2tfj52vicMi^ [’m over here.” The Tlnles look- he found that he was dry as -could' ad and saw him. Then they knew be. just what to do. Poor Clowny’d slipped ifight (The Tinymltes steal s ride In hurough the ice^ and said. “ Of the next storjr).. ?Ein»tittQ U fra li SAim DAY, JAN. 8,;1927. vk PAGE TEN Leo Schendel has Joined the sales ITALIAN DRAMA ❖ JAZZ THE TENOR Dr. Fred F. BushneU force of W. R. Tinker, Jr., and will Dance at Turn Hall HERE’S A^BEDTIME’ STOHY sell Chevrolet cars' this season By Colombo Co. of New Tork TOR manchestixc e d d i e s VETERINARIAN Saturday Evening STATE THEATER, Banjo and Ukelele 494 East C^ter Street, SUNDAY, 1:30 p, m. Given by Polish Grocery “Perla Di Savojs" 5 Acts ' Now, kiddles.v listen f to i your Quick advancement. Terms Manchester Green, I Repair Rubbers, NoVs the time once Honnt 7 to 8 P. H. Shearer’s Orchestra. Itallan*Amecican D. A. Society bedtime stoiy.; . ^ere It^ls'-Jto.t General Contractors Reasonable. to have things Reserved Seats 91.00 as It was w rltt^ by The Her­ TBLBPHONB 1847. Arctics, Rubber Boots Other Seats 76o and 50c ald correspondent; ^ ; Geo. Smith done MVReddy Fox w4s; acting as an Bnllden of **Better Built Homes’* Gfele. 2200, Qentennial Apartments. SELWITZ CONCERT escort for tbe -Missis Partridge Teiepbone 1555-iS. ^ THE SHOE REPAIR HAN Fretful "wait-, PUBUC WfflST iMt Monday... ’.The birds were Goalee & Goalee Selwitz Blpdc, 10 Pearl St. ing is no fun. Manchester Male Quartet Bnckland School two ro'di" apart-.and ’Reddy' Fox Assisted by Monday, January 10, 8 p. m. in the center was waving his; Shop: 285 West Center Street CONTRACTORS AND You won’t frpt Auspices P. T. A. tall and glancing from time to' Beatrice Johnson 4 Prizes! Refreshments! time at one or the other of hls Mark Holmes BUILDERS An and you won’t 35 Cents. f^lr friends as he promenaded Reader with them. “ A farmer was wait after you Swedish Luth. Church watching and he knew that Mr. Funeral Director H ig h G ra d e phone us. Mov­ Reddy Fox planned' to grab one' You Must Be Honest Deal Monday, Jan. 10 of the pretty partridges when Licensed Embalmer. ing done with WESLEYAN CLUB’S he, was within jumping distance B u ilding 8:15 p .m . so'the farmer gave a wild yell. Satisfied Hudson Model 0 ...... $175 a promptness Aus. Luther League, Team 1 Lady Assistant. Calls Day ‘‘So the fox bounded away Star 1923 ______$65 that will sur- Admission 50c. and the pretty partridges flew HOMES CONCERT TONIGHT ^‘Used Cars W ith an or Night. away.” ~ OFFICES Dodge Sedan 1923 ...... $ 2 7 5 prise and Now children, you have heard 223 No. Main St., Phone 406>2, Dodge Coupe 1923 ...... $250 please you. your bedtime story so you can O . K . That Counts” STORES get out your fur coats, roll Dodge Coupe 1922 ...... $175 ABOUT TOWN Program Annonnced For En­ down your stockings, put on FARM BLDGS. Special Taxi SmyiM. your sheerest Georgette crepe 4 • 1926 Chevrolet Coupe— Has had Dodge Tonring ...... $100 waists.and go to the. night, club REPAIRING The condition of James M. Shear­ tertainment and Dance with your sheifc who is waiting good care. Small mileage, many Stndehaker Coupe 1922 . .$350 DaUy Express to H artford. er, manager of the local branch of outside with,his chummy road­ extras. SUNDAY DINNER the Capitol Buick Co., who was No Joh Too Big or Too Small. For Benefit of H. S. Fond. ster. 1925 Chevrolet Sedan— This car ht the A nsed car is only as dependable operated upon for appendicitis at looks and runs like new. Prac-. We solicit an opportunity to as the dealer who sells it. the Memorial Hospital, Monday, is tically new rubber. estimate on yonr requirements. PI very encouraging. 1925 Chevrolet Coach— Good mo­ S94I An interesting and well selected tor. A fine car for little money, Quality and Service Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Willis of RAWLINSON THE STAR program has been announced for 1925 Chevrolet Coupe— This car is H O T E SHERIDAN Aoflni*Ail H. A . Stephens FERREn ^CLENNEY East Center street left this morn­ A-1 in every way. ing for St. Petersburg, Florida, the Wesleyan Glee Club for this Turkey, Duck or Chicken Phone 899-4 or 205-4. MOVING - EXPRESSING. (W RIALTO PROGRAM 1925 Chevrolet Touring— With all^ Sales and Service ' GENERAL TRUCKING, where they have a winter home. evening at the High school audi­ the extras that go with a good with ^ the fixings, $1 Dodge Bros. Cars They expect to remain in the south torium. The Wesleyan G-lee Club, car. Graham Bros. Tracks. until warm weather. national Inter-colleglate cham­ 1924 Chevrolet 4 Pass. Coupe — 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. Comer Center and Knox Sts., pions, will be heard In their sec­ “The Millionaire Policeman” a Motor has been overhauled. Good Also a la Carte Service. South Manchester. The-.steam heating plant in the Thrilling. Film — Western tires. Duco finish. Open Evenings new Masonic Temple has been put ond local appearance. Last year 1924 Chevrolet 2 Pass. Coupe — in operation this week with an their concert here was considered Drama on Same BiU. Thoroughly overhauled. Duco Oil-0-Matlc oil burner Installed by the outstanding musical event of finish. Good tires. M. H. Strickland. The concrete the year. This year It should be 1923 Chevrolet Coupes (2 )—M a floor is being laid in the basement even better. The glee club has been Herbert Rawllnson is starred in small price. and the carpenters will resume augmented, and is making its sec­ ■the feature attraction which is-be- 1923 Chevrolet Sedan — Here is a work on the interior of the build ond concert tour as champions. The Jng shown for the last tlnae today real bargain, 5 new cord oversize, ing next week. members have sung in practically and this evening at the Rialto thea- tires. Motor is perfect. every city of note in New England, 'ter. It is called'“ The MlUlonaIre 1925 Studebaker Standard Duplex E. C. Packard has just placed in and in several other states, and are Policeman” and tells the thrilling — ^A-1 mechanically. Good paint position along the west wall of his accomplished artists. story of a wealthy coward’s regen­ and tires. drug store a handsome mahogany The proceeds realized from the eration after joining the police 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Coupe— and plate glass show case of the sale of cickets for this concert will 'force in the Metropolis. One of the famous models. O. newest design, 20 feet in length go toward the Washington trip fund Novak has the feminine lead and | K. throughout. and ten feet high. The front is en being raised by the members of the the support is capable to say the 1923 Durant Sport Model Touring tirely of glass and gives a large senior class of the local high school. least. A western drama “ Pep of — Many extras. Duco finish. neatest Sensation amount of display space. About The concert is being conducted un­ the Lazy J” will also be shown as 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan— Good two-thirds of the case will be used der the auspices of the L. Phelps’ 'well as another chapter of “ The rubber. Duco finish. for confectionery and the balance Group. Mystery Pilot” , a comedy and a 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan— Good for pipes, cigars and tobacco, the Besides the glee club, the Wesle­ news reel. ‘ '* motor. Good tires,..Duco finish, tobacco section is a humidor case priced right. o f America’s yan string quartet and the Jibers, a The double feature program as is the new cigar case that forms male quartet composed of the four 1926 Ford Roadster— Express a part of the equipment. which opens a two days engage­ best singers in the glee club, will ment at this theater tomorrow ev­ body, perfect in every way. be heard In solo numbers. Both ening is headed, by “ The Coast Pa­ 1926 Ford Roadster— Balloon The organizations went over big here trol,” a thrilling melodrama of the tires, looks and runs like new. last year. They should prove even coast guard which tells of the bat­ 1925 Ford Coupe— Balloon tires. COLLEEN MOORE STARS Nickel radiator. A-1 mechan­ more popular this year, having tle being waged by this branch of Chevrolet Coach been heard locally before. the service against smugglers and ically. Priced low. 1924 Chevrolet Touring. IN ‘TWINKLETOES” The Program .bootleggers. Kenneth McDonald Following is the program: 1923 Chevrolet Touring. Improved in Quality heads the cast and Spottlswood 1923 Chevrolet Coupe (2). - I. Aitkeur Fay Wren and Geno Cor- 1923 Chevrolet Sedan. (a) Campus S o n g ...... Magee ’85 rado have other important roles. 1924 Ford'Coupe— ^Balloon tires. Charming Colleen’s Latest (b) Sword of Ferrara . . . Bullard The second feature Suiday evening 1924 Ford Roadster— Express body Yet Reduced To Showing Sunday. Monday Glee Club and all day Monday is "Unseen 1925 Fofd Touring. . and Tuesday. Vaudeville, n . Enemies,” a vigorous western 1923 Ford Touring. “Valencia” Today. (a) Andante Cantabile...... thriller which stars A1 Hoxie. It 1923 Ford Tudor Sedans— Two to ...... Tschalkowski is something real novel in this choose from, Duco finish. $595 (h) Minuet ...... Boccherini type of entertainment and to di­ 1922 Oldsmobile— 3-4 ton truck, “ Twinkletoes” is the intriguing String Quartet vulge the splendid plot here would title of Colleen Moore’s latest star­ flat body. IIL be commiting an injustice for those 1923 Ford 1 Ton Truck—E.xpress ring vehicle, which comes to the who plan to see the picture. It Is State Theater tomorrow, Monday (a) The Autumn Sea - . . . Gericke body, all new tires. and Tuesday. (b) Swing Low, Sweet Charoit . . . sufficient to say that Hoxie fairly 1924 % Ton Ford Panel— (2). It Was adapted from Thomas ...... Reddick surpasses himself in daredevil 1924 % Ton Ford Canopy Top. Glee Club feats and the film is crammed Burke’s famous tale of the Lime- Satisfactory Terms Arranged. house district of London, and the IV. .with rapid action from start to fin­ combination of star, story and set­ (a) Thais (Meditation) ...... ish, Other subjects to be shown Always Open.' ...... Massenet include a comedy and current ting make “ Twinkletoes” one of the Evenings Until 9 p. m. most promising entertainment off­ (b) From the Cane-brake ...... news events. erings that has shown here in many ...... Gardner moons. , Mr. H. C. Kuhl Kenneth Harlan, Gladys Brock- V. The Boulevard iNew and Marv^ously Beautiful Fisher Bodies' well, Warner Hand, Julanne John­ (a) Twilight Song .... Waite ’06 General ston, Tully Marshall, John Philip (b) Song Memories ...... ■ Auto Repairing^and Chevrolet Co. Kolb and Lucian Littlefield bring ...... Harrington ’82 —a host of Mechanical Improvements-'New to life other famous characters of Glee Club Overhauling 375 Conn. Boulevard the Burke story. INTERMISSION SHELDON’S GARAGE East Hartford, Conn. Features found only on the coslhest cars They portray Limehouse folks, VI. Rear of 25 Hollister Street. Phone Laurel 765 picturesque characters from that Soldiers’ Chorus (Faust) .... Phone 2328-2 Residence 2328-3 London maritime slum where all ...... Gounod Beautiful Chevrol^' —^Plus an Amazing Reduction in Prices races and kinds of humans meet Glee Club *- i» O utroltt History around the wharves, tenements, v n . America has always expected great things from its greatest industry. But dingy shops and dives, and sinister The Jibers the announcement of the Most Beautiful Chevrolet has been the automptlvo plots are horn in the narrow, mys­ Male Quartet New Low Prices sensation of all time! terious streets bordering the water­ v m . front. (a) The Lotus F low er...... The Coach - - - $ Lots of Action ...... Schumann Here Is a car which In beauty, luxury, quality and modern design challenges The action centers around a (b) Am ici’ Former price $645. 595 the costiliest creations of the day. ' charming love affair between Glee Club “ Twinkletoes” and a young Lime- The Coupe - - IX Here, in a price class where average standards have'heen the rale, is npw of­ house pugilist. Chuck LIghtfoot. Former price $645. Twink Is a dancer in the Quayside The Serenaders 625 fered a car so far beyond all expectation^^ that comparisons cease to exist. Orchestra Theater, and for this role Colleen The Sedan - - $ Seven superb models styled as' low priced cars were never styled before and has discarded her black Dutch bob X. and appears with curly golden hair. Alma M ater...... Davis ’94 Former price $735. 695 offering such marks of fine car distihcti9n as: full crown one-piece fenders, The story is freely sprinkled with Glee Club bullet type lamps and "fish tail” rear deck modeling! New and supremely The Landau - - $ sparkling comedy, but a powerful The Personnel beautiful bodies by Fisher! And, above all, infinitely finer quality— ^the-re­ The personnel of the Wesleyan Former price $765. menace continually haunts the 745 sult of a host of additional Improvements such as AC oil filter, AC air cleaner, bright, lovable little heroine; the Glee Club follows: sinister powers of the Limehouse D. L. Scudder ’27, Manager. The Touring Car - $| coincidental steering and Ignition lock, larger 17 inch steering wheel, gasoline and its denizens gather to destroy G. L. Langreth '28, Ass’t mana­ Price includes Balloon gauge and many, many others!. her— and keep the spectator tense ger. tires and steel disc 525 with emotion. wheels. Former price $535 with E. F. Laubln, Coach. All this is combined to a supreme degree in the long famous leader of the There is the theater manager H. C. Kuhl ’27, Leader. balloon tires only. and chorus master, named Dose- Glee Club Chevrolet line— the Coach. It would be a brilliant achievement^ for any leaf, to whom Twlnk’a .Innocence First Bass— J. B, Bryan '27, L, The Roadster - $lI manufacturer merely to design such a splendid car to sell at any reasonably xppeals as a lure. ^ P. Galllvan ’28, C. B. Mitchell ’ 28, Price includes Balloon i low price. But to sell It at the amazing price of $595 Is a feat of history Punchy Climax tires and steel disc E. F. Singer *30, W. M. Slelchter making proportions. This one price redaction alone would suffice to center There is a jealous, Limehouse ’30, I. R. Snssman ’29. wheels. Former price $535 with balloon tires only. worldwide attention on Chevrolet. But due to economies of tremendons woman who* plots to blot out Second Bass— J. D. Anthony '28, SAVAGE Twink’s happiness. And, worst of production plus ^ the vast resources of General Motors, Chevrolet also an­ G. F. Atwood *27, W. T. Carlson all, the menace of the law, pursu­ The Sport Cabriolet $ *71 Cl nounces striking price reductions on other models. ing Twink’s beloved Dad— the man 28, B. H. Clark'^28, E;*''L. Oaylor is th e Entirely new model / J, ^ whom she* worships and thinks to '28, F. W. Kahrl ’27. H. A. Lewis with rumble seat. be the stralghtest, cleanest, best '30, H. B, Matthews ’28, R. J. Mur­ For-years Chevrolet has .led the world in providing Quality at Low Coat. Bpt man in the world! phy ’29, A. P. Winters '28. 1-Ton Truck now with a new and more beautiful'car— with a car Infinitely finer in quality Through tense drama and sus­ First Tennor— M. D. Casner '30, Chassis Only H95 and greatly lower In price, Chevrolet stands supreme and unchallenged in dol- pense, thrills and moments of joy R. A, F rien d'30, V. B. Harrison Machine and laughter the story builds swift­ ’28, H. A. King '27, F. J. Landolt -Ton'Truck - lar-for-dollar value!. • ly to a big, surprising, punchy cli­ ’30, S. A. Larrabee '28, L. J. Patrl- ^Chassis Only *395 max and an ending that is happy celll ‘29, C. W. P h y’30, L. R. Thles- No matter in what price class you intend to' buy or 'whether you plan to spend Ballon tires now standard on all and satisfactory. Colleen is at her meyer ’28, L. R. Thompson '28. Eventually more or less than the price of a Chevrolet, come in today and see the most best in her role of “ Twinkletoes,” modeds Second Tenor— D. M. Chapman beautiful low priced Coach ever designed. Admlrp its marvelous style'imd in which she runs the entire gamut, ’28, K. B. Grady ’ 27, L. R. Holmes All Prices F. O. B. Flint, Mich. from tense pathos to the brightest ’30, E. S. Hulsizer '27, C. Staples grace! Mark its many new fine-car features! Learn for yourself by per­ comedy. ’29. J. R. Swain '29, M. C. Webster sonal inspection why, at its new low price, it is the greatest sensation of. For the last times today a fine ’30, America’s greatest Industryl bill of vaudeville and a top notch The Serenaders will play for danc­ \ ' picture are showing at the State. ing after the concert. They are: Arrange for your Free Home THrI NOW Th*e vaudeville is about as fine as J. G. Campbell ’29, drums; R. A, any ever seen at the State. Ask Friend ’30, saxophones; W. C. Kpef the man who’s seen it. The feature And Buy at the Old Price. '27, saxophones, ' clarinet; B. M. • • picture is “Valencia," a beautiful Hallett ’30, piano, H. W. Lincoln and exciting tale of sunny Spain ’30, banjo; R. N. Ryley '30, trum­ ^ Conveni«it Terms with Mae Murray, heroine of “ The pet, flute; F. B. Smart '28, saxo­ Merry Widow,” in the leading role phones, clarinet. Beat that for a program, if you String Quartette IT PAYS TO WATCH OUR WINDOWS. can. Showings are continuous to­ day from 2:15 o’clock. H. C. Kuhl '27, first Ti^olln; B, H> W, , JR. On next Wednesday evening In­ McCormick ’ 29, second violin; I. R. SuBsman ’29, viola; R. J. Murphy. * stead of the regular "Country Store ’29, ’cello. Nite,” the State will give away twenty live cbickeuE. Maybe one of Jibers 130 Center Street South Manchester them is for you. First bass, H, C. Kuhl, ’27; sec­ ond bass, H. B. Matthews, ’28; first tenor, H. C. King, '27; second tenor, E, S. Hulsizer, '27. C o .. NOTICK Soloist ^ 861 Main S t WILL BUY OLD GUN H. C. Kuhl, ’27. / Phone 1700 Q U A L I J Y A T L O W C O S T CATALOGS Stad for cirrulm. Accompanist r'f •' 1 . D. SNNrii^ 4^ W. Aral *DiiftktMidi. M. O. Cahner,’SD.

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