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Presenting a splendid opportunl 12.— (A P )—Promises to revise the feeble-minded and take care of dls- bents for^Stl(^ Positions; BULLETIN! President Shorts of Union ty to obtain latest fall merchandise mllk and liquor planks were made veterans, uid neglected chib Putnam, Sept. 12,— (A P )— at super-bargain prices, this out- t^ ay. in the R'PUbltcan party's other planks which All Selected by Acclama- Oondltions outside the Belding Indi(^tes “ Irregularities” standing sales event will be offered state plaUorm which was drawn up received major attention Was .one plant were unchanged this aft- to Manchester tomorrow by local the resolutions commltte^after providing for the appointmen* of a ernoon but tenseness seemed merchants, sponsored by the Mer- a meeting which lasted throughout state board of mediation and arb'- tion at Most Harmomons to prevail on too atreeto, both Crept In— Refuses To chants Division of the Chamber of the night. ______among strikers who were try- Ctommerce. A special supplement The party also pledged Itself to 1 (Continued on Page Sixteen.) ing to picket at a distance, and of tonight s Herald carries adver- Session Lasting Little Less the soldiers who were on pa- Clarify His Statement. tisements of the wealth ot attrac- trol. tive values that will be available on Than an Hour. Ooooolonaliy overhead thera Dollar Day, values that one sin.ply

was an aviation section plane A hint at Irregularity at the town cannot afford to overlook. which circled about. Officers Banner Over Street WALCOn PICKED AGAIN who recognized the craft said It primary yesterday was thrown out Foot Guard Hall, Hartford. Sept. A large, attractive banner an- was apparently equipped for by President Arthur Shorts of Local nouncing the event has been 12.— (A P )—Connecticut Republicans 2125, United Textile Workers cf aervlco by carrying tear bombs. stretched acros.mmunist ful to you for this renewed evidence ler of Norwalk. toe plant windows presumably by DESCRIBES TRAGEDY party. This man, whose Identity of your confidence In me. The only Congressman-at-Large — Charlea strikers, nearly struck a woman and address are known, went to the Renominated as Candidates SOLDIERS BATTLE way In which I can adequately ex- employe. M. Bakewell of New Haven. house of Mr. Shorts last night. How- press my gratitude Is through serv- The convention adopting a plat- Offlcera declared that strike s ever, the union leader was not at for Representafive in Re- ice. If elected, I shall approach were armed with, stones, black- Tells Probers of Conditions Sen. Frederic G Walcott form calling for toe revision of toe home. The Ommunist’s name and this task with determination and state liquor and milk laws, function- jacks, section of iron pipes, and a address were learned, however, and shall do my utmost not only for ed smoojhly throughout. It disposed , few revolvers. this information was turned over to publican Primary; Hohen* Connecticut but for the country. ’ At the request of the plant" man- on Morro Castle When the of Us principal business in a little Chief Gordon today. There w’as no Wc are face to face with a crisis more than one hour. agement plans were being laid to proof that this Communist had anv- affecting our system of government ALCORN PROMISE move the troops closer to toe tao- tl)ing to do with the acts of vandal- lhal Wins Easily in Asses- 500 Guardsmen Fight Strik- Fire Broke Out. and our social organization. The tory. It now requires approximate- ism at the church. most serious problems are still wait- HARMONY PREVAILS. ly 20 minutes for them to get there Free Bre«d. sorship Race. ers in Cemetery; Tomb- ing to be ‘solved. We are In the FEAEESS COURSE Foot Guard Hall, Hartford, Sept. in an emergency. It Is hoped to Mr. Shorts announced at the midst o f a period of unprecentccl 12.—(AP)— Expressions of confi- move them Into the idle plant of the New York, Sept. 12.— (AP) — unrest. We are approaching the meeting today that a bakery on George W. Rogers, chief radio op- dence that a state ticket headed by Adams Manufacturing Co., which Spruce street had offered to donate winter of our greatest discontent. Thqnias J„ Rogbr.s and William .1. stones as Barricades. erator of the burned liner Morro U. S. Senator Frederic C. Wqlcott bread free of charge to strikers The pcpplc of this country, realiz- and State Attorney Hugh M. AJeom (Continued on Page Fifteen.) Thornton, both candidatef) for re- (Jastle, testified at a government in- ing that a great emergency did exist In Acceptance Speech Candi- every night at 7 o’clock. The shoe- quiry today that some time ago his would be speedily chosen came to- makers Of Manchester also have of- election to the General Assembly in the stagnation of business and day from party leaders as delegates Saylesville, R. I., Sept. 12— (AP) first assistant, George Alegna and fered to repair the shoes of strikers’ were nominated yesterday In the the lack of .employment for millions to the Republican state convention —Snylesvilie resembled a war torn another operator "tried to instigate date Pledges Himself to families while the strike la-sts. Republican town primary." Rogers discontent on the ship.'" • , of workers, strongly desired the suc- reassembled after an anxious night John Gardner, 33. of 84 Maple had a majority of 153 over Sherwood village today as 500 National cess of the Administration in it.s of conferences. LEVINE AHEMPTS Rogers testified hesltantiy on this efforts to induce renewed activity in street, was arrested by the-state po- Bowers, secretary of the Board of Guardsmen patrolled the streets In point and only after he received per- Follow the Straight Road. The principal threat to an har- lice in -Vystic yesterday after he was business, general rc-employment and monious windup of toe two days Selectmen, who was backed by Local the wake of blpody fighting between mi.ssion to consult his attorney, who alleged to have hurled a stone at an 2125 U. T. W. Thornton won over. was not present. The witness said renewed prosperity. Though many conclave—a brewing battle for the TO KILL HIMSELF troops and -strike sympathizers. have doubted the wisdom or the automobile In the yard of the Rossi Bowers bv 41 votes and 'the issue be feared his statements might be Footguatti Hall. Hartford, Sept. gubernatorial nomination between Velvet company. State Policeman Guardsmen, with bayonets, tear authority of some of the things that the veteran law enforcement official was not decided until the vote on misconstrued. 12.— (AP)I —>qrhc text of.the speech John Smith said .that Gardner was toe last machine jvas registered. and nausea gas and steel helmets, have been done there has been a and the affable lieutenant governor Dickerson N. Hoover, conducting of State Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn in the picket line and that he had re- The primary brought out a record the inquiry for the Department of definite desire on the part ot Con- Roy C. Wilcox—apparently was .re- were stationed around the Sayles gress and the people throughout the First Atlantic Plane Passen celvtU. head wounds. President vote of the Republican party. th» finl.-'hing plant, scene of wild rioting Cornmerce, told Rogers he wanted accepting the G. O. P. gubernatorial moved by the round of confereniies. Shorts said the union had posted registering a grand" total .to learn whether discipline w country to cooperate In every pos- nomination is as follows: Reports from reliable sources which has caused injury to 70 per- sible way lest opposition might tend bonds of $50 and that Gardner , was of 4,030 Democratic and Republican sons within the last 48* hours. maintained aboard the liner. "This is an in.spiring moment In were to the effect that the Lieuten- ger Found Overcome by at the meetlngjiere today. votes of which the Republican party When his attorney dl(J not appear, to retard, or show lack of sympathy ant Governor, who on toe eve of bis The latest outburst came last with the efforts of the administra- my life. I am grateful for the Secretary Egan Here. tallied 3,590, an increase over the night when approximately 3500 Rogers said: S • warmth of your greeting, and in er party’s convenlion ordered the na- Secretary John G. E^an of toe 1932 record vote of 629 votes. “Some time ago there was a strike tion. tional guard mobilized for duty in Gas in Friend’s Home. strikers and sympayiizers engaged Temporary Expedienia pressing my gratitude for it I do not Connecticut Federation of Labor Selectmen Winners. in a fierce battle with the troopers among the radio operators. Alagha overlook the enthusiastic throng of the textile strike area, would be se- addressed toe strikers today. Mr. The Selectmen nominated in the which culminated in a riinnltig fight and another operator tried to in- The broad powers which Congress people gathered hero as the guests lected as the nominee for his present Egan said he was to confer with order of the highest votes were: so wiHlngly granted to the Chief office. Brookljm, N. Y „ Sept. 12.— (AP) through the Moshassuck cemetery stigate discontent on too ship by of this convention. Governor Wilbur L. Cr.oss this room Aaron Cook, David Chambers Tombstones were used by both seeking signatures to a protest that Executive were granted as tempor- “A few weeks ago, in a brief Probalile Ticket, —Charles A. Levine, the first trans ing in an effort to Induce the gov ary expedients to meet an emergen- The ticket which party chieftains Atlantic airplane passenger, wa. Joseph Pero, Sherwood Bowers, ®nd strikers as bidwarks' the food on the ship was bad." statement to thi press, I informed ernor to order the withdrawal of the James H. Johnston, Frank V. Wil- during the engagement. Rogers testified that one operator cy. Many of these powers materi- the Republicans of Connecticut that said would probably be chosen: found unconscious, today beside five militia at Danielson and Putnam ally affect both corporate and indi- U. S. Senator—Frederic C. Wal- Uams and' John Jensen. Coot The clash came when the strike "got drunk and was discharged In if this convention should'name me as open gas jeU In’ the kitchen'of vidual llbeVtyr the obligation of cott ot Norfolk. friend's house, '^ re e notes lay on Chambers, Bowers and Williams sympathizers, armed with rocks and New York," and added that when Us candidate for governor I would were seeking reelection to the board he became chief operator "things contracts, the security of property, accept the nomination. Your com- Governor—Hugh M. Alcorn of toe table. stones, surged over -the deadlines and. they tend In great measure to Suffield. and Pero, Johnston and Jensen are' established by the guardsmen went along quite smoothly." mittee has notified me of your ac- He was revived bj a police emer- nbw members. Pero yesterday made curtail states’ rights, the mainten- Lieutenant Governor-^Roy C. Wil- gency crew who worked over him MIUTIA FIRES ON earlier yesterday after' three per- The chief operator said that Cap- tion and I have come here to thank his third' bid for membership bn the tain Robert R.’ WllImott, master of ance of which' Is one of the founda- you, and through you the people of cox ofiileriden. with an Inhalator for twenty min sons,- including a T3-year-old wom- tion stones of pur government. It Attorney General Warren B. Bur- utes. Dr. Raymond Shea, of Kings Board of Selectmen , and his .strong an. were injured. Xhc strikers group the Morro Castle, who died the the state from whence it came, for vote, placing third in order of ma- night before the fire, conferred with Is quite possible that our future so- rows of Groton. county hospital, Brooklyn, said he smashed hundreds of windows. a.s’ that coveted honor. TEXITLE STRIKERS jority, was the result of a deter- they engaged the troopers. him concerning Alagpia and asked; cial organization and the perma- Foresees Election Secretary of State—John A. Dan- ^irobably would recover. nence of CHir National union may aher of Hartford. . ! mined effort on the part o f his " 'What's the matter with Alagna, "It is my fervent hope that when Albert J. Walter, whom Levine friends and supporters to rally to hl.s 50 Are Injured is-he crazy?’ " well be at stake. State Treasurer—J. William Hope fra* visiting, smelled gas at 4 a. m„ you leave this hall today you will support. Aaron (Jook, member of It was estimated 50 were wou'hd- The witness testified Captain Wlll- The problems of today make it of Bridgeport. eastern standard time, and found Uke with you the confidence that toe Board of Selectmen for the past cd yesterday, including ten Guards- mott told him that he and other of more and more vital to the interests State Comptroller—Anson F, Levine slumped In a chair. One of Walkout Takes On Grimmer posf esses me that the nominees of two years and a strong vote getter, men and a Central Falla policeman Alagna's superior officers often re- of. every home, of every state, that this convention, representing as Keeler of Norwalk. toe notes was addressed to him. The led the list of aspirants. felled by gas. ceived sarcastic remarks from the toe public servants of the state and Congressman at Largo— Charlea note said: they do the free choice of the as- Aspect as Guardsmen The four-cornered race for nomin- The running fight in the cemetery operator, "that he refused to obey the Nation shall cixiperate In the sembled delegates, will be over- M. Bakewell of New Haven. Leaves Notes functions of government with the With- the exception of Alcorn, who "My Dear Waite: ation of Assessor, expected to be whelmingly elected on November close, proved to be a landslide for (Continued on ""ago Fifteen.) (Continued on Page Sixteen.) spirit of good citizenship, of patri- 6to. was lifted to National prominence "I just cannot go on. You and Shoot at Strikers. otism and of loyalty to the.icon'stitii- eight years ago by toe Gerald Chap- your family have been awfully Emil L. G. Hohenthal,. the* latter a "We are passing through another candidate to succeed himself on the tion under which we live. ’’ man case, ail of the prospective sweet to me. I deeply appreciate dark hour in the nation’s history Board of A.ssessors for the three JolilesB Problem nominees are the incumbenta. ' your kindness. Please forgive me and no man has yet appeared with By ASSOCIATED FBESS year term, recorded 1.527 votes The lodestone which threatena to sufficient power of discernment to The last leader to Confer with toe "C. A. L." The textile strike took on a grim- swamp us socially and economically Lieutenant Governor was former Another note was addressed to 8. against 664 given Clarence H. And- Here Are the Returns tell us when or how we shall emerge mer aspect today when National erson, his nearest rival for the office. Is the problem of unemployment. To Governor John H. Trumbull. The J. Kaufman, at a Manhattan hotel, into the light of a new and brighter Guardsmen ot Rhode Island opened Holger Bach and Gustavo Schreiber, the solution of this we must bend day. For nearly two years toe peo- latter was r);ported to have advised and toe third bore the name, Wilqox, 41 year old World War vet- fire. , both local building contractors, every effort and utilize all toe wis- ple of this country, like helpidss by- "Dedo." From Nation ^s Primaries eran and holder of toe Croix de They discharged a volley over toe placed third and fourth, respectively. dom at our disposal. It has been standers, have watched the uncol- Police declined to reveal . air heads of advancing strikers at a growing problem for a mjmber of Guerre as “a real frientl" to be con- contents. Levine flew with Clar- Board of Education. stltutional surrender of the legisla- SaylesvlUe. R. I., where scores have George C.'Lessner, local attomev, Washington, Sept. 12— (AP) -;-<4,tion Frank A. Picard; Demo- years. The Federal govenfment has tent to remain in bis present office. ence Chamberlin to Berlin in June, tive powers of the government to Hickey In Charge been Injured In toe last 48 hours in candidate for the Board of Educa- Returns from yesterday's primaries cratic selection to oppose Senator been compelled to assume practically the executive, and with ever in- 1927. They covered 3,905 miles be- serious rioting. Arthur H. Vandenberg, Republican. .the entire load and it cannot- set The headquarters of the 61 year fore landnig. tion and supported by Local 21'25 show: creasing anxiety have witnessed the The strike scene In other states following an addre.s.s by the candi- New .Hampshire: H. Stiles aside that responsibility. old Alcorn, veteran of many court Arizona: Senator Henry F. changes being wrought in qur gov- battles in his 26 years as state at- had an omlnbua look. National date at the mass meeting of the Ashurst and Governor B. B. Mouer Bridges, Republican, and John L. I have made a prolongec and in- ernmental structure. TBEASmY BALANCE Guardsmen stood watch over mills Sullivan, Democrat, chosen to run tensive study of unemployment and torney. buzzed with activity union in Center park yesterday in the lead for the Democratic Sen- Wealth by Wantage throughout toe night. Always at in Maine, Connecticut and Mlssls- morning, was defeated by Rev. Knut atorial and gubernatorial nomlna'- for governor in November. I am thoroughly con iced that It ‘‘Lured on by the false hope that Washington. Sept. 12.— (AP) — slppl. Three additional units con- Vernont: Senator Warren R. Is possible to devise a Contributivc' hi- side waa County Detective Ed- ..The position of the Treasury Sep. Erickson and H. Lallotte Russell. tions, respectively. Representative material prosperity may be at- ward J. Hickey, crediting with dig- verged on Gastonia N. C„ bringing Louis L. Grant of Buckland placed Isabella Greenway rc-nomlnated. Austin, Republican, Renominated plan for the future contru, of un- tained by wasting the wealth and tetaber 10 was: Receipts $29,726,- tc 1.700 toe state's total nrmber of for the Senqte, to oppose Democra- employment a " the complete elim- ging up the greater part of toe evi- 338.30; expenditures $28,226,250.- second and Attorney Lcssner was Colorado: Governor Edwin C. the resources of the earth, our coun- dence used by Alcorn to obtain toe Guardsmen on duty. last. tic selection, Fred C. Martin. ination of anything bordering upon try has embarked upon a program 82; balance. $2,091,987,325.03; cus- Johnson ahead of Miss Josephine conviction of Chapman for toe tlay- While toe textile mediation board The winning constables on the Re- Roche In the face for the Democra- Washington: Lewis B. Schwellen- starvation or destitution by picking which, it allowed to run its course, toms receipts for toe month, $12.- asseinbled In Washington, trying .o bach ahead of the Democratic field .up the load as soon as the down- thg o f a New Britain policeman. 420,921.47. publican side were: Charles Crock- tic gubernatorial nomination. will ultimately lead to the spoliation The meeting room of the resolu- find some basis for peace, union ett. Janies H. Johnston, Clarence K. Louisiana: Senator Huey P. for'toe Senatorial nomination; Reno ward trend makes itself evident. ot peaceful industry, the debase- Receipts for toe fiscal year, (since leaders "dug in" for a long siege. Odlln far in the lead for the Re- tion committee was also a busy Peterson and Sedrick Straugban, In Long's candidates won In two Con- We'have been too slow In undertak- ment of nur currency, the nullifica- spot. This group prepared toe July 1) $668,305,499.30; expendi- Francis Gorman, national strike publican nomination. ing It. No time should be lost in tures, $1,165,620,754.14 (Including the above order. James W. Foley gressional, and New Orleans city tion of much that labor has gained party's state platform advocating leader, declared, "peace Is denied and Herbert Phelon were defeatedi contests. South (^rolina; Olin D. Johnstoa the formulation and adoption ot u in the long, hard years of struggle $634,690,213.27 o f emergency ex- us, and we must face management .nominated by Democrata over Cole sounci plan. among other things revision of toe penditures); excess of expenditures In uncontested Republican brack- Michigan; Arthur J. Lacy, De- and sacrifice, and to toe destruction state liquor and milk laws. on the field of conflict." Labor’s of- ets, George H. Howe, unopposed for L. Blease for Governor. A Plan Piisalble of the sacred guaranties of the coq- $487,315.2,54.84; gold assets, $7,966,- troit attorney, leading Governor Delaware; Democrats nominated As early ah ten a. m., (e. William .A. Comstock for the It Is as much in the Interests of fltltution, both state and federal. one hour before toe convention was ipMttinuDd OB Page iiftoenU, AContlnued on FUteen.X RepresenUtiva Wilbur Adams for iDemopratiq Gubernatorial aomiai- Senate, , iL ontiM ied^ Face Hlxteeiu) ^Continued on Face Sixteen.). XOonti on Fage mteeB.X 5 MANCHESTBBBVENTNG BXRALD. MANCHBSrtBK, CONN,- , WTON155DAT, fecnriaiBER 12, 1984, ' ' I'"':

Election of offlceri of the Man- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,193$, DANCE! DANCE! ' Mias Qyntfala Carter, daughter of — ru-r cheater Pipe iMuid will take place Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Carter of Hart- ABOUT TOWN Saturday night at 7:30 in the Waah- School S t Recreation Center food Road, has eniered Colby Junior croan sansatioa, Shirley Tempi*, ington Social club, Eaat Center nUDAV, BBPT. U ItM PORARYYM CAlw Y herself. Sunday evening at Mr. and Mrs A ' Th» Bewtnf Orclf of the Concor- College at New London, N. H. SEARCH FOR SUSPEqrS atrcet. All members are requested Dancing S:S»-U:M Official Union Statement { ‘ NOW AND FOREVER’ Th* audience at th* State theater, H. Post’s. Ala Lutheran church will meet to* to be present at this meeting. Dick Oerr and His City Island The Poet’s Column Mr. and Mra. Howard Tryon of MISS SYLVIA JOHNSON BDirew afternoon at 2:30. Troop 3, BOy Scouts, of the Eman- yesterday, laughed with toe dimpU- Orchestra. SCHEDULE begins' fled darling as she sang "The Grass- Glastonbury, Mr. and Mrs. Charles uel Lutheran church, will hold Its Adam Exp ...... INTHELABAtrCASE Mrs. Ernest Smith of Hamlin Admissloa SS Cents. first fall meeting next week Wed- today was as follow.* HAS PERFECT CAST hopper and the Frog"; followed her HEAVEN Oanter and toelr daughter, of Marl- IS GUEST AT SHOWER str^ t received a letter yesterday Alaska Jun . . . . . _ ^ ssi" street: Joseph with bated breaths into a child’s borough, and Miss Marie loy-ner from Fort Wright Station hospital, nesday evening at 7:13 o'clock. Allegheny ...... "Local 2125 batted 250 per cent RoUoaon. 287 North Main street: at the local primaries yesterday. Never Never Land while she played One of Them Said to Be Man Some people's heaven Is very small were visitors Sunday evening at stating that her son. Howard, had Temple Chapter, Order of the Will Operate Until October 1 Allied Chem . . . . Mike Maaearo, 8 Walnut street: plratea with Gary Cooper, and wept Just room for their sect. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Buell’s Party Given I.ost Night by been transferred to the hospital a% Mrs. Thomas Harvey of the Mid- Am Can ...... Robert Boyce received the Justice of Jerry DePnee, 131 Spruce street; Who Drove Car When Cana- Soothes Skin Elastem Star, will hold Its first meet- land Apartment was the guest of Peace nomination, Sherwood O. as they watched her cry herself to That U all. Mrs. Hart E. Buell, Urs. A. H. Miss Ina Modean at Home of Fort Banka, -Winthrop, Mass., for ing of the autumn season tonight Am Ooml Alco .. PeUr PeperiUt, 497 Main street: Uptuoally Fbe Picture at sleep over a child’s tragedy. dian Brewer Was Kidnaped. further observation and treatment. honor St a miscellaneous shower Am For Pow ... Bowers lost the Representative nom- Joseph Vlgnone. 23 Oak street; Peter Now, I believe that Heaven Post and Mrs. Charles Fish were Mrs. Sherwood Trueman. at 8 o’clock In the hlosonic Temple. given last evening at the home of When Fnll Tune Will Be Am Rad St 8 ... Mn^Uon for 1 Olauiiaato’nlo, 248 SpTuM VumiV l Cooper, Lombard Stand Out Toronto, Sept. 12.— (A P )—On Is a large and wondrous place visitors Monday at Mr. and Mrs Card games will follow the business her mother, Mrs. William Perrett of Twas built by One Myron Gilbert’s In Somers. CAS A pre-natal clinic will be held to- Am S m elt...... Mahoney lost! QoodsUne. 887 Main street* Peter State Theater— Rons for How Cooper ana Carole Lombard, tario and Michigan state police, Miss Sylvia Johnson of Summit irritations and It is hoped the members will Russell street. Mrs. Harvey was Who loves us all. morrow at 9 a. ro. at the Health Used. Am Tel and Tel ^u^?^**'?** nomination and Her-jXfrbanettl. 310 Main street''Robert who are starred with her in this tearchlng for Albert Pegram and 'Virginia Hooker entertained her turn out for this first get-togetber. the former Mrs. Nellie Graham and street was guest of honor at a sur- Center on Haynes street. Am Tob B ...... bert Pbelon lost the Constable noftil- Schubert Cooner etreet* ' btaniev picture, .ever prevented Mias Tem- David Meisner, sought as . kidnapers We call Him toe Father of all grace little friends In honor of her sixth her marriage took place September Four Days. ple from stealing it completely away And In His heart each has a place, birthday Monday afternoon. ! prise miscellaneous shower at the 1. The colora uaeti in decorating Am Wat Wka ... of John S. Labatt, London. Ont., Dr. A. E. Friend and Mrs. Friend Anaconda ...... row iw gin, no doubt due to the cone. 747 Main street; GulseppeNa- from them will remain one of toe un- Some day we ll see Him Mrs. Lovlna Hutchinson and her home of Mrs. Sherwood Trueman of FOR OLD GOLD, The Y. M. C. A. will open with a of Comstock Road, who are touring the Perrett home for the shower fact that many members of Local brewer, revesded today that toe two full schedule of activities, October Armour 111 N ... poll, 33 Main street; Joseph V solved mysteries of toe cinema. And had long criminal records, involving Face to face guest, Mias Jennie Po.st,-spent Mon- j 160 West Center street last night, the Adirondacks, have been guests were green and red. Music and 2128 did not go to the polU to voU. ___ . Together with It* grand romantic day with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NEWEST H.AIIl CITS 1. but until then, and for the boya Atchison ...... com, Pttken street; Louis Dell, 1088 yet toe fact la that these two, cast burglary, larceny and safe-cracking And all who find Him here below I given by Miss Ina Modean. of Lyneas at the Saranac Inn. 4smea were enjoyed and a buffet This is not a bad showing for on Main” aln streetsl)reet. Hutchinson at toelr home in Man- —“ Individual" who ape Interested In getting Into Auburn ...... cast, it* unusual and absorbing story together os lovers for the first time, charges. Have heAven within, os to heaven lunch served. Mm. Harvey receiv- organization as young in politics as' "R®qqfe8ts ^ for shoe repairing will be contribute such uniformly excellent they go.' chester . itreet. Miss Johnson received nura- ed a choice collection of gifts from the gymnasium, certain hours will Aviation Corp .. Local 2123 Is. The political commit- and a multitude of other details Pegram. 38, a former American I crons lovely gifta. GOLD FILLED AND Manchester Grange will meet this handled by toe chairman of toe re- performance to toe film and make Local Grange members visited relatives and friends. be reserved. TWs schedule will go Balt and Ohio .. tee of toe local wants to thank ' .which should recommend Para- bootlegger, is said to have driven toe ANNIE R. ATKINSON. evening In Odd Fellows hall for an Into effect, Thursday, Sept. 13, with Bendlx lief committee, who can be contact- such convincing lovers, that it seems Bigelow Street. Echo Grange in Mansfield Tuesday i The home was decorated In red everyone publicly, especially the mount’* "Now and Forever” , now at car in which Labatt wa8 taken to evening. , and white with a profusion of gar- Important business session, and all a class for older boys from 7:00 to Beth Steel ...... ed at toe union office or by 'phoninr. that Paramount has hit upon an- toe Jcidnaper’s hideout in the wilde- I past masters are especially request- _ A north end msident calls attention Employees’ AssoclaUon of Hartford 4038. • too State theater for four days, to otoM' of those natural starring com' Robert E. Foote attended the ' den flowers. During the evening, a 8:00 p. m., on Tuesdays for the Borden ...... County, and toe voters in the town wood area of Muskoka, on' Aug. 17 TRUST ed to be present. The lecturer, to the fact that the new secilon of younger boys, from 4:00 to 3:00. Vlncenso luUano, proprietor of toe your attention as ace-high motion binations, and that they are destined senatorial convention which was I buffet lunch was served. Bridge was SILVER the Summit street highway, con- Can Pac ...... of Manchester sympatolzing with Meisner, 42, according to toe police, Mra. F. L. Plnney, wUl submit her These classes will consist of epndi- Case .(J. I.) ...... Spruce street bakery, will donate picture entertainment, the picture to be seen together from now on. held In Rockville. I enjoyed. Esther Peterson winning vaseline structed last winter as a C. W. A. toe local and national movement. waa-^ arrested under toe name of Thru alt the years that have come Convert your old gold and silver trinkets into cash WHITE report of the Nev( England lectur- tlonlag exercines. games and basket- Cerro De ?asco .. bread to the relief committee to be has one other inducement. which The story, warm in its- human and gone . Mr. and Mrs. .loaeph Barrasso, first prize.' and Harriet Casperson prpject, opens up a section of swamp Local 2128 Is so enthused over this David M.'xklnnon in Montreal in and toelr sona Joseph and Charles, Hie consolation. A mock marriage now while the price is high. We will estimate the value ers’ conference Ip Burlington, Ver- ball shooting. This year a new pro- Chrysler ...... distributed among too strikers to should convince even toe most skep- qualities and appeal, deals with a 1932. My Lord has never failed. mont, August 21-23, which she at- land in which there is considerable first adv'nture in politics that bet- the best of the committee’s discre- tical of theater-goers. It Is a field reckless scapegrace who brings his spent the week-end and Monday oii : was performed with Mrs. Trueman of your gold and silver without any obligation on your gram of boy acUvltles will go Into Coca Cola ...... ter results are anticipated in their My refuge and my strength Is He tended. A social time with refresh- poison elder. The brilliant Yed. pin- effect. There will be clasaea In. tion. day for that outrageously charming, little daughter Into his adventutous Detroit police revealed toe plot to a motor trip to Vermont. Mr Bar'i ns the bridegroom. Betty Trlggs as part to sell. ^ kno uo h MFG COM f*';’ nate leaves will attract children or Col Carbon next attempt. kidnap toe Canadian brewer had I trust, I’m not afraid. ments will follow. camera InUrest, model airplane Coml Solv ...... Cssh'donations have been received delectable, and Irresistible new and erratic life. The climax Is So Joyfully 1 travel on rasso comjilned buaine.is with pleas- i the bride, Frideborg Thoren as the Sxtionj- adults gathering autumn decora- building, Indtan-Iore, harmonica Congressman Herman P. Kopple from toe following gasoline station brought on by toe theft of a Jewelled been -planned four years ago by lire and purchased some cows while ' minister and Ina Xfodean as toe tions. The dangerous variety may Cons G a s ...... raann wlU speak at 8:30 o’clock Thru all life’s changing ways Hotel Sheridan OlaJ 3009 band, stamp collecting and wood- Cons OU ...... operators to be used in relief necklace at the h o ^ of a wealthy members of toe "QoUegiate Gang"', In Vermont. (lower girl. 5«r The Community Players are re- be distinguished by the greenl.?h •Thursday morning, September 13. at of Chicago, nldtng In Windsor. For thru all rhe years that have minded of the first fall business ‘^OTklng, or any other boy interest. Cpnt Can ...... aiC Moriorty Brothers, Center str woman in Paris, while Cooper. come and gone Mrs. D. L. Bifell and her son ‘ Those present were: Ina, Edna and white berries. the morning mass meeting at Cen- Schaller Brothers, Center str Carole Lombard, and Shirley Tem- Meisner and Pegram, police said, Irvlqg, returned to their home in meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in The opening hours for the build- Corn Prod .... My Lord has never failed. Catherine Modean, Frideborg Thor-' ter Park. This has been lixiked for- Coleman St Fogarty. Center strl ple ere guests. The child discovers had Joined this gang- Laconia, New Hampshire, Sunday j MATTHEW WIOR the clubrooms In the Batch and ing, until October 1, are from 3:30 Del L and Wn . in. 5Irs. Trueman, Viola Larson, llrs. Otto J. Gaudian and aon, to 8:00, and from 6:00 to 8:30, Sat- ward to and anticipated for a long Pat Morlarty, Center street; Car that her daddy is toe thief and Is ANNIE R. ATKINSON after passing a week with relalives JEWELER Brown building. Du Pont ...... time. The public at large is Invited Bigelow Street. Katherine Fldler, Viola BJorkman, 999 Main Street Robert of New Britain have relumed urday from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to bell’s filling station, Main strJ broken-hearted and Inconsolable over here. Esther Peterson, iirs. Ruth Cham- Manchester home after spending the summer Eastman Kodak to attend this meeting. As every- SPECIAL 8:30. Elec and Mus . . Shell station. East Center strJ her loss of faith in him. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F'ogll and j bers, Alice Roach, Harriet Casper- PINEHURST Dial 4151 The Sewing Circle of the Concor- with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. one knows. Congressman Kopple- Colonial filling station. Main stre^. / for Stirring Climax THINK JEWISH HOLIDAYS toelr daughter, Patricia, and Miss dia Lutheran church will - hold a The Y.M.C.A. management and Elec Auto Lite son, Betty Trlggs,. Elsie Brandt. We Do Watch, Clock and Jewelry 802 Main Street— .liiat “North of Armory. Steinberg, of 70 Benton street. membership wishes to announce mann Is one of toe -most able Rep- Ray Paris, Main street; Oakes filling The stirring denouement comes Florence Johnson spent Sunday 1 business meeting tomorrow after- Gen Elec ...... resentatives our district ha.s had in Edith Johnson, Mildred Swanson and Repairing. Also Optical Work. that a schedule of activities will be Gen Foods ...... station, Main street. ^Thursday as toe shamed father proves him- GILEAD with Mr. and .Mrs. Leon Fogll at .Mr.a. Willard Hills. noon at 2 o'clock at the church. Mrs. Carl Noren is chairman of released soon. The community Is good many years. Mr. Kopple- The Richard Baking company of self ready to chance discovery, dis- HURT AUCTION MARKET toelr cottage at Point O’ Woods. 3 BUDGET .SPE(TAI«S TO CHOfUSR FROM Gen Motors .,,, mann has been endorsed by the Miss Johnson, the daughter of Mr. the committee of arrangements for cordially Invited to visit the "Y ” Gillette ...... Southbrldge, Mass., makers of But- grace and eyen death to win back The Well Child Conference will .'.nd Mra. Oscar Johnson, will he Freshly Ground— Bacon Wrapped ’ the Manchester Mothers’ club din- Connecticut Federation of Labor. ‘Friday The severe wind which accom- . -The Women’s Aid society of and see the facillUcs that are Gold_— Dust— ...... j8 ternut I read, win deposit loaves of the faith and love o f hie tiny daugh- be held at toe hall Friday. Septem- married this month to Sherwood Emanuel Lutheran church wlil meet ner and entertainment tomorrow available. Charles Phllburne of' Norwich bread every other day at toe union ter. Hampered by lack of buyers In toe panied toe rain Saturday night, ber 14, from 2 to 4 p. m. ’ evening at the Country clubhouse. Hershey ...... 53 who was scheduled to speak thi.s three days of sales at the Manches- Smith of Middle Turnpike East, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the Hudson Motors ...... - g office to be distributed by toe re- Saturday Sir -Guy Standing. (Charlotte Gran- blew down toe corn, and apples ADVERTISE THE HERALD—IT PAYS LAMB PATTIES 4 for IJ c church parlors. A good attendance The meal will be served at 6:30 and morning at the mass meeting, was lief committee among the needy ville and Henry Kolker, in toe prin- ter. Vegetable Market, felt to be due Int Harv from J;he trees, also vegetables and Srlei:t**d Dlunioml Hraml la desired. will be follow'ed by the program VEIBtANS TO DISCUSS 25% detained at Willimantic at an imjior- strikers. 'This company is making cipal supporting roles, are to be to the Jewleh holidays. Auctioneer which will Include tap dances by Int N ic k ...... 24.tant meeting and was unable to ap- A Group Of commended for toelr easy and effort- Robert M. Reid and his son Raymond flower gardens w 0 Injured. Sever- Int Tel and T e l...... donations of this nature throughout Mrs, Inc* Wolcott, librarian at Pattle Dowd, accompanied by her pear. In his place John J. Egan, toe state, to all striking locals. less pcrfo.rmances of difficult char- are looking to a much larger sale of *1 trees In this locality were blown slater Dorothy at the piano, a so- Johns Manvllle ...... " ” ' 4.11. secretary of toe Connecticut Federa- Brunner's Market, not a member acter parts. vegetables at the sale this afternoon. down. CALF LIVER lb . 29c the Whtton Memorial library, at- LEAGUE OF BOWLERS Kennecott Guaranteed tender Uver—cook with- tended the meeting of the Connecti- prano solo by Mias Miriam Watkins, 184* tion of Labor, addressed the meet- of, toe Chamber of Commerce, has MEN'S Henry Hathaway contributed The buyers in toe past have been The Ladies Aid Society will meet a reading by Mra. J. L. Handley, an Lehigh Val Rd 10 Ti ing and gave on Interesting and in- praiseworthy direction to "Now and cut Library association yesterday Loew’s ...... vouched that It will not discriminate mostly Jewish merchants. They d(> with Mrs. Merton Hills this after- .MUSHROOMS OK O.MONS S.UJSA(;K, .1.1c lb. address by Rev. Leonard C. Harris Last Winter’s Matches Were 26% spiring speech on the conditions between strikers and .workers In th* Forever” , which was adapted from noon. Our Sp<'<'ial S. I*r<'mluni at Storrs. Mrs. Florence .Shearer, Lorillard .... not do any buying during toe holi- a-sHlstant librarian, attended the of the South Methodist church, and So Interesting That Another throughout the state. He also extension o f credit TREA D STRA I G H T an original story by Jack Kirkland days, which are now at a close and Mrs. E. E. Foote and Mrs. O. L. McKeespI T ------r Tin ...... 80 voiced disapproval to the calling out sessions today. choruB singing. Jed "by Mra. Willard League Is Planned. 85 William PaganI, proprietor of toe and Mehllle Baker. at toe sale yesterday 3416.35 was re- Buell spent Saturday afternoon ...... 1 / 2 ib. 25c Law. Monsanto C h em ...... 401. of the State militia Intp strike dis- West Side barber shop located on S H O E S , 1-4 pound ISo. ' Mont Ward ceived for toe total. With additional with Mrs. W. E. Hibbard and her The Young People’s Legion of the 24 tricts when It is entirely unneces- Cooper street, will cut hair free of Interest is again keen among the Nat BUc REPRIEVE GRANTED buyers at the market today the sales daughter Mias Leora, In Manches- Salvation Array will comnicnco its ... 31% sary. "Chiseling" by employers charge to any of his customers who are expected to take an upward ter We have some e-t|ierlally Ten der Sirloin SUiaha. front C. s. veteran units for resumption of the Nat Cash Reg ..,. . .. 13% was definitely outlined by Mr. Egan, are striking and who cannot afford Regular fall and winter activities with a so- annual winter bowling league. Last Nat Dairy ...... •rend and the amount Increased. An agent irom the state highway graded prime beef—ne eon eut t hem any alw from 1 1-1 pminda cial this morning at 7:30 at the ... I6U who quoted several instances of how to pay. Albany, N. Y., Sept. 12— (AP) — BOWERS’ POUTICAL year four teamu, the Army and Nat DUtlller...... It was done. Antonio Posterino, convicted as the department was in Gilead last week know what citadel. All members are urged to ... 191-i All members'~Bf Local 2128 are Price Fresh Tish, Olaitis and Oysters reach us early tomorrow. J4avy club, Veterans of Foreign N Y C en tral...... Francis X. Moore, secretary of the hired killer of Raymond Allen in SEEKS DRY OPINION making, final arrangements with attend. ... 21% reminded that the monthly meeting property owners, i,hose land Is ad- American Legion and British NY NH and H ...... 1 0 Employees’ Association of Hartford will be held Saturday, September an Oswego county feud, was grant- War veterans played two rounds of Noranda ...... County and President of the Electric $6.00 ed a fifth reprieve from execution Hartford,' Sept. 12__ (AP)— An jacent to the North street prepara- MOLASSr.S &Ils8 Hannah Jensen, teacher of PLANS UNCERTAIN .. 40% 18, at 2 p. m. In Odd Fel- opinion is being sought from toe At- tory to the rebuilding of the road. 2Ac and 33c quart Wealthy Apples.. 4 lbs. 25c nine games the Army and Navy North Am ; ...... i Device Workers’ Local of Hartford, lows hall. . There Is no reason today by Governor Lehman. Poster- home economics In the Hollister .. 13% Ino was scheduled to be executed on torney General by those Interested Mr. and M rs. George B. Miller of tiood all around apples. club winning In a close contest - be- Packard ...... 3ii will address the meeting to be- hell why the attendance should not be SPECIAL pops into my mind street school, makes an appeal for Penn ...... ' September 20. The electrocution In having a local option vote taken Colchester were visitors Monday VINEGAR, S9o gol. fruits or vegetables, to be prepared tween the Veterans of Foreign Wars. -. 22% Saturday morning at Center Park. one-hundred per cent. afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. E. E Two rounds nave been planned for Phila Rdg c and i" Mr. Moore, having been heard be- W8A ordered held up until December at town meeUngs in October as to SHELLED by the pupils In the home economic Hasn’l Made Up Mind Yel .. 4% Don’t miss Congressman Kopple- 10. ^ the legal period In which appllca- I F(X)te’a. JAR RINGS HERSIIEV clas.scs. Fruits lo be made into this year and If members of the Phil Pete ' ' ------.. 15% fore, is known to be a well versed mann at toe Center Park tomorrow PECANS BISCTTT.S Pub Ser N J ____ _ speaker and everyone is cautioned tions for Insertion on the ballot of I Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buell were 4 boxes 25o 7-0*. Imsket 85c Jams and Jellies arc especially de trams particlpatihg approve. It is .. 30% morning at 8:30 o’clock. 6 for 12c hoped the games will be extended to Radio ~ not to miss this opportunity of the question of local option may. be visitors In Willimantic Tuesday aft- sirabic as they are used for sand- Whether He Will Run as .. 5% Keep smiling; Don’t forget: "One FOR.MER MAY'OR KILLED made. ernoon. when I hear.. Reading listening to him. wiches In connection with the nutri- cither 12 or 15. .. 37 V4 for all. and all for one.” Rey Tob B ...... " The local has reported to the chief The request for an opinion has Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hibbard and ^ is in Bread — Rolls — Cracked Wheat Bread. tion projects supported by the Edu- A meeting wlM be held In the .: 46T, (Authorized by the Publicity (Com- Narrisburg, Pa., Sept. 12.— (A P) Independent. Army and Navy club Friday' night Sears, Roebuck .... of police the fact that undesirable mittee.) gone to Governor Cross from Rey. | their daughter. Miss Levla, spent h resh Limas — Corn Peas Cauliflow er — Crabapples. cational Club during the winter. All Socony Vac . .. 36% —John C. Reid, former mayor of Walter Lanuhear of Chaplin, active ] who have a surplus.- oV who arc will- at 8 o’clock to which oU members of .. 13% propaganda 1s being circulated Give Your Feet A Treat! South P a c ___ i m throughout the town by outside in- Ottawa, MiHs, suburb of Toledo, O , in prohibition work prior to enact- | Full line Clapp's and Hein* Baby Foods, IBc can. Lews 10 ing to donate one or two jars of !he teams are invited. It Is also .. 17% Local 2127. which is composed of was killed last night In a collision of per rent <»n assorlcd dozen quantity. * Sherwood O. Bowers, who was de- hoped that the DAV and Spanish South Rwy ...... terests—so called "Communists’’. workers at Hilliard’s mills, meeting ment of the 18th amendment, that j jellies or marmalades may bring St Brands ...... 15% his automobile «1th a concrete rntl-saloon forces may be guided. them to the school, or if . they will leatcd for Repre.«(eiUatlve at the prt- War Vetera,na will enter teams In .. 19 This propaganda Is undcslred by at Center Park with Local 2128, at BROWNBILT St Gas and El both the manufacturing and labor bridge wall on the Jonestown Road, Last year a petition to have local Fresh Vanilla CO OKIES...... ! ...... telephone 6152 they will be called rrary yesterday hut was nominated the winter sports event. 7% :30 each morning, please come. Skin Torment St Oil Cal ...... factions. rear Shell.'.ville. Rold, traveling option voted on was offered by Itching, roughness, for. for Board of Selectmen, today would .. 31% Those wishing to help us with food, SHOE STORE clone, was identified through papers not disclose his “uture political pianj, St. Oil N J ...... Requests for relief assistance clothing or anything, kindly notify Orange. It was ruled out on the cracking,easily relieved Tex Corp ...... ' .. 42% and cards in his wallet which also Mr. Bijwers said he was pleased at 21% have been very few to date. Only Mrs..Mary Burrell, Buckland 7232. 825 Main Street ground It was filed prior to 20 days and improved wilh The Wesleyan Guild of the South CHARLES MAAG PREDICTS the needy are asked to make appli- contained sales slips from a New the support given him at the pH- Timken Roller Bear .. 27% This certainly would be appreciated. before town meeting, while the law __ soothing. Methodist church will hold Its fir.st Trans America . .. cation. as each request Is Investi- York department store. fall meeting Friday evening of this marles and Indicated he had formu- .. 5% At the Hilliard plant those refusing rays “within’’ that time. ALONG, COLD WINTER Union Carbide ...... 40% gated thoroughly.. Co-opcralion with to help toe workers, caused by not R e s i n o l W'eek at 7:45. An interesting pro- lated no plans—for the present at Union Pac ...... ], George H. Waddell of the town re- gram is In course of preparation and . 96% coming out on strike with us, are Hast- in regard to running imJe- Unit Aircraft ....., lief board in this regard is greatly a good attendance Is hoped for. f endently for Representative at the .. 14 now painting Hilliard’s mills. Wapping Prognosticator Whoi Unit Corp appreciated. Any one finding It “In regard to a statement which slate election. Mr. Bowers admitted -Unit Gas Imp ...... 3% necessary to apply for relief can The Coventry Fragment society he had bcen„ informed of the state- Had Some Success Last Year .. I4I4 appeared in the Manchester Herald U S Ind AIo ...... do .so by 'phoning 4035' or calling at that Sherwood lo w e rs told can- will serve a casserole supper to- ment of Arthur Shorts in Center Speaks Up Again. .. 37 the union office. morrow evening In Grange hall be- U S Rubber ...... vassers for Hilliard strikers that ha Park today but pc-inted out that he U S S m elt...... 15% tween the hours of 5 and 8 o’clock. ..115>3 To date various donations have would not give any aid and that they had no. boats to rorm an Idea leading Charles Maag, of Wapping, who U S Steel . . . ___ ;; been received and more are antici- Patrons , may have all they want of up to the belief that “juggling" bad .. 32% had better go back to work, is very predicted many different snow Vick Chem .. y..... pated. The following shoe repairers untrue, as Mr. Bowers was never a variety of appetizing dishes. At been committed during the primary .. 32% storms last winter and who ran pret- Western U n ion ___ i have agreed to heel and sole one pair approached on the subject. 8:15 the play, "Aunt Emma Sees It It Is not believed that Mr. Bowers ty true to form in most of them said .. 33'* Through," will be given by the new West El and Mfg !! .. 31% of shoc.s each week free of charge, (Authqrlzed by publicity commit- - I will pay much attention to the re- .this morning that the coming winter Woolworth to strikers who are destitute: Frank tec). auditorium of the Chapel hall next ports of "irregularity" as this Is im- Thursday's Specials door.- Mrs. E. J. Koehler is chair- would be one of the hardest this sec- Elec Bond and Share (Crub). 10 man of the supper. possible to bring about-on the voting tion has had in many year.s. He .said .\t Manchester's Public Pantry machines. •he cold weather will set In early raid continue late. Frnnra-Amf*r)ran IVarless Mnc Ihutry NAZARENESCHOOL Local StocksI , Prepared Flour : 5 lbs. .‘lie (FumlfthMl by Putnam & Co.) Spaghetti In ARiiltitr> ha|C9. Contra! Row, Hartford, Conn. A daughter was born yesterday ASSEMBLY TODAY to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chjrtl of Arnnair’s .Melrose .S3IOKED 1 P. M. StocH* Burnside avenue. East Hartford. Bank Stock* Harris Sullivan of Vernon and Much eheaper than you oan Shoulders____lb. 16c Chamber of Commerce Bid Asked Mr*. John McDonald of la Hazel Cap Nat Bank A Trust 13 15% prepare It yourself. ’ Ta.stv High quality shoulders. Young People of Church street were- discharged yesterday. . . nourishing; Conn. River ...... 450 Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 55 Mrs. Elizabeth Robb of 168 Mapls Hold Gathering— To Con- Hartford National . . . 17 street was discharged today. THESE MAKE A All Kinds Protests Pres. Harriman^s Phoenix St. B. and T . . 165 Specials Insurance Stock* Best Rindles.s Bacon, lb. 2f)c tinue Tonight.. Aetna Casualty ...... si% ISngiir ciited.) Ciga^rettes Aetna Fite ...... 40% Aetna Life ...... 15% Action A special assembly of toe Naza- Automobile ...... 20 Time In. WTIC Every Thursday, Hale's Tea $1 . 2 0 Carton Conn. General ...... 25 - (Orange I’l rene Sunday Schools and Young Peo- 5 P. M— Manchester On The Air. Carton contains 200 elra- Hartford Fire ...... 51 ples societies of Hartford, New Ha- Hartford Steam Boiler 60 rettes. ven, Springfield and Manche.ster will Fine Pea Beans , .2 lbs, lie 4 Manchester Chamber of Commerce this afternoon dis- National Fire ______•.. 8 2 % he held this afternoon and evening Phoenix Fire ...... 63 patched a letter to the United States Chamber of Commerce as in the Church of the Na?arene, Main Travelers ...... 410, street. Tho meeting will open th's Public I'tllitic* Stock* EGGS (York State) authorized by the Board of Control at a meeting yesterday The afternoon at 2:30 and the evening Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 40 session of the assembly mil begin at Conn. P o w tr ...... 37'* Ijjrge, Hoe, tasty eggs. letter, which is self-explanatory, is as follows; ( :30, Delegates will atterief from toe Greenwich, W&G, pfd. 45 T takes more than one churches named. Hartford Elec ...... 53 I Of two mechaoical feat- ^ District Superintendent Samue' Hartford Gaa ...... 45 nres to make a' motor car Mr. David Skinner, Secretary Young of Squantum, Mass., will pre- do., pfd...... 45 Fresh Fruits and X^egetables ride safely and smoothly. United State.s Chiimber.of Commerce side at the meetings of the assem- S N E T Co ...... 104 108 The comfort that lets yon I re.sh SOUP BU XCHES...... bunch 7c Wa.shington. D. C. ‘ .. I bly. The principal speaker this after- .Manufacturing Stocks Pickling OMO.N’S I noon and at the evening meeting wlU Am Hardware ...... 18 relax in a Ford V-8 for mile .3 llw. 17c Dear Mr. Skinner: , be Professor A. S. London of toe Am Hosiery ...... , Fresh R.MlJfSHES ...... after mile over all kinds o f .bunch 2c , \v estern Cimference, an evangelist Arrow H and H, com.. 10 Fresh (ircen .STRI.NG BK.V.VS . I and educator, of note In the Naza- do., pfd ...... 95 roads is due to a combina • . q u a r t . ' i c ' By vote of the Board of Directors of the Manchester Chamber of Com- j tcnc denomination. During toe past Billings and Spencer . % tion o f many qualities.. Extra Fine ('.VNTAUOl’ PES . .3 for 2.1c mcrce I year Prof. London has preached In Bristol Brass ...... 20 The new Ford V-8 is the ? am authorized to advise that this Association disapproves the do., p f d ...... ' 95 j 30 states In toe union. In toe past 45 only American-built'car action of Mr, Harriman, President of the United States Chamber of Com- , years in Sunday school work Prof. Case. 1-ockwood and B — 300 merce, in making a public statement concerning the Federal Government's ; London has mls.sed attending Sun- Collins Co...... 60 with . springing toat gives ' day school during his travels about Colt's Firearms ...... 20 22 you free action o a a ll Jour HALES policy of relief or assistance to unemployed as the result of strikes. Eagle L o c k ...... 29 ! the country but 11 Umes.' wheels. It offers you the Fafnir Bearings .... .J. 50 60 An interesting and dynamic speak- comfort of double-acting _ We deeply regret that the President of the United States Chamber of er, Prof. London will discourse on Fuller. Brush, Closs/A. 7 Shi , Sunday school woik as he has wit- Gray Tel Pay Stat/on. 8 T e m p le Hoildaillc' hydraulic shock HEALTH MARKET Commerce should make public statements on this or similar important poli- Hart and Cooley .1... — nessed it in widely separated parts Hartmann Tob, cdm.. — absorbers. It gives you the cies without first giving opportunity for expressions from its member- ; cf the United States this evening. A do., pfd. i ...... 16 ar' smoothness of V-8 engine Thursday—Fall Opening of Hale’s .ship. Unfortunately when Mr. Harriman expresses-an opinion on policies cordial invitation Is extended the Int. S ilv e r ...... 19 o o p e r : fubllc to attend the meeting Jhls performance —and the It IS acMpted by the general public as being the true attitude of the Cham- do., pfd ...... 63 safety and roadability o f the evening by Rev. R. B. Anthony, pas- Landers, Frary A Clk. 31 FISH DEPARTMENT her of Commerce movement. On this occ^ion. local Chambers of Com- ' tor of toe Nazarene church. New Brit. Mch. com. . 3 C a role Lo m b ard torque fube drive. In ad- do., pfd...... 30 dition, when yon buy a Ford Ma"rke^s‘:“ “ “ *' ‘ he Boston Fish TJ* “L”* it “ undesirable and embarrassing position as the star Light! Star Bright! Mann 4k Bow, Class A. 3 V -8, you get the roominess rMult of Mr. Harriman s action. PUBLIC RECORDS^ do.. Class B ...... — . . . shining joyously In tol* Fresh North and Judd ...... 16 heart-reaching drama of two peo- o f a 112-inclt wheelbase car! cigarette Jk afs Fresh Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 7% ple who found a new love torn Y ou’ll also £od the Ford the eyes of a fhlld! ra. ynu- in accordance with the vote of our Peck. Stow and Wilcox 3 V-8 one o f the easiest o f all MACKEREL R ^rd of Dir^tora that the Manches or Chamber of Commerce strongly Quitclaim Deed* Russell Mfg ...... — V-8 engine, with its thrill- roads. And whiTe you relax MILDER HADDOCK Metha Kanehl to Paul and Eliza- ScovUl ...... 19 cars to drfve. A n .to 1 ing speed and quick pick- in comfort, remember that “<^“on in this instance and we sincerely hope beth Shea, lot 80 In toe South Man- Stanley Works ___ . . . 17% steering ratio makes turn- up, gives you the ability to 3ic each OC each that the occasion will not be repeated. f chester Heights tract on Ashworth in spite o f its roominess Standard S cre w ...... 50 ' N O W a n d ing and paridng easy. Over- get out o f “ tight places” in Fajir.v fres'h- mackerel; Shop earlx sure lo sell- street. « do., pfd., guar...... 100 and riding and handling the ciffarefte t/iat out quiekl.>; Home Owner* Loon* Smytoe Mfg. Co. .... 29— size brakes “ take hold’* traffic when y^u need to. ease, the Ford V-8 is the HOLC to Jennie B., Fitch $1,- smoothly and surely. And Freali Oround Yours truly, Taylor and Fenn ....." — Drive the Ford V-8 over most economical car to 500.48, land and building* on Lake Torrington...... 65% F O R E V E R ' the Ford 85. horsepower street. New ^gland's roughest operate Ford has ever built! “Watch S A T I S F I E S 9-12-34 E. J. McCABE. Underwood Mfg. Co. . 44 =NOWa # Executive Vice President. HOUC to Paul and ESlzabeto Union Mfg. Co. '...... — the Fords ' ‘'i- ^ HAMBURG 2 ib». iM:D Shea. 34.840.80. land and buildings U S Envelop*, com.... 80 ANP. us. Easy terms through Universal Credit Com- 101 Olenwood atreet. do., pfd...... 103 ’505 r.0.8.Dtm0IT pony—the Authorized Ford Finance Plats. Go B y ’ HOLC to Frederick I. Fish, 31.- Veeder Root ...... 27 - 906.63, land and buildings 7S* East Whitlock Coil Pipe . . Middle Turn^ke. J.B.WU'ma Co. 310 par 45 ©Sun® A U T H O R I Z E D F O R D D E A L E R S O F N E W E N G L A N D ) I9H. Ucfirrr t i Mrm To»«cco Co. 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and later for the Rooaevelt preal- NRA puUldty director, and be left MAN0SB8THR EVUNTNO HERALD. MANCHE8TBK, o o m t. sentativas from that state bgive been ara not anuOl Uka aurfeca swMls, dentlal campaign. that long ago. "amemg the strongest supporters of J imCHELSON In those days, for month on month blit mode like tidal wavea. Their aur- But now and again, it seems, the the President’s polidea." |MORE WAVES IN SEA face is not more than 100 feet down. the fbrmer New- Tork World newe band at that old master is missed. 'True, Senator Elmer Thomas has > writer turned out plecei belaboring It liaa under the "homogeneoiu" Consider the case of Jim Farley supported Roosevelt recommends- layer of top sea water, a layer creat- NEWTAXCRISIS IN WASHINGTON republicans which found their w&y himself, for example. He has been tlons, but he still wants to go much with monotonous regularity to news- IWAN UPON SURFACE ed by the churning of wind and laying it on thick of lata on bis more to the left than does the Presi- waves, and of differences in tern (Bongghh paper offices. Uniformly virile and crose-couhtry Jaunts. Wherever the dent. Senator Thomas Gore has perature, density and aatlnlty be- STIRS IRELAND MOtOK FLAT BOYS' BIO original, each bore the signature of faithful or potential converts are sided so often against "new deal” ^ NEW Wardolcimi first one democratic member of con- •ween the surface water and the MEN’S gathered, be it Oregon or Alabama, enactments that he is mentioned in : water below. VALUES WriterV Fine Toach gress and then another. "Big Jim" anoints the democrats Science Expects Its New *"Rat the same breath with Carter Glass i ’The "homogeneouB” iayier la a aort OIL Even before the ’32 presidential and iambasta the republicans. What’s of Virginia as a "conservative.’’ WALL SUPOVER COTTAGE Work or Dress campaign was on responsible repub- more, his anointing is done from the of l^Uess, Neptune'a blanket cover- De Yalera*s Foes Find Floor P Absent from Campaip It may be that such matters are j Trap’* to Give the Nea ing the calm, cold depths. Man aaes licans were attributing ttf'hlra—per- same bowl. With singular regular- of small moment to the expensive ’ BUT haps more than was hla due—credit ity all democrats in any staU he beneath It only rarely. With a Mr. Farley, that all democrats look' "glasay'i sea it may almost disap- Hope in Irish Taxation BUY! PAINT Sweaters NOW. Utterances. ^ or discredit for the changing senti- visits are extolled. alike to him. Or it may be that it 1 Answer SETS HOSE COYERINO cl. pear. Swimmers ordinarily swim in ments of the time. In some instances, such as recent- is all but a part of the great game of politics. I this blanket, but occasionally it gets Moddle. ly in. Oklahoma, Farley (or his ghost so thin their bodies break through ^ BEKBEKT PLTTMMER It’s the Tag Tluit Connts. writer) baa faced a difficult ques- The fact remains, however, that j By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE into the colder water below. 8q. Came the Roosevelt campaign. tion unfilnchlngly. It matters not, the Master Michelson touch seems t o ' (Associated Press Sclenee Editor) Wublsgton—A Uttared cubby- be missing for the time. The internal waves have'some in- By MILTON RRONNER can qts. Tds. Chairman Raskob and Executive apparently, ..jw members of con- j NEA Senloe Staff Correspondent 2 2 ^ bbl« at democratic beadquarUrs gress have voted so long as their Woods Hole, Mass.— (A P )— The terest to weathermen,' because of Director Shouse of the national com- theories that they may resemb’e 10 pair $1 , here enahrlnee the memory of a fam- mittee took back seats. Birt Mich- party tag Is stamped with a "D " of RUSTY RAKE KILLS LAD existence of internal waves in the Sport Oiats $ sea , is expected to be revealed meteorological conditions believed London, Sept II. — "Up de Val- Choice of LADIES’ ik ouB political art elson stayed with the new chairman, any slse, shape Or color. Detroit— (A P )—Stepping on a era!” several new jSr. It IB the "smear writing:'’ Charlie through studies with a new instru- to exist in upper layers of the ocean "Big Jim" Farley, and his lineup. A Micbeleoo apprentice must have rusty rake when barefoot resulted of air at the bottom of which man That was the battle cry in the Ineladlng Tax > ( 1 JL patterns. ment in use at the Woods Hole ^ Iflcbeleon did for the deraocrate Ttiat’s ancient history now. Char- written that Oklahoma a t y sent- Swagger Suits at Irish Free State elections for the 1 in the death of James Tomge, Jr., lives. durisf the Hoover administration Ilf's last Job of this kind was as ( 'ccanographic Institution. A good grade blend oil made Cho|e« of aU colors. Buy now CSoaely woven of 100% all wool New Modemlatic Black and ence which said all senators and rep- 13. Dali in February. 1632, and the White, Black and Red. Green Choloa of Rockford atyle or SILK V' t The Internal waves, if they exist. The new instrument was devised of the beat gradea of Texas and and save. Paint up thoae dark yarn*. Aesorted color*. Size* friends of de Valera, in combina- and Ivory and other*. ' a I*o plain color work ho*e or fancy by Prof. .C. G. Rossby of the Massa- Pennsylvania oils. roomn. 28 to 36. chusetts Institute of Technology. It Dress Coats tion with various other elements, new, smart, colorful design* Obtained a majority. President W. dres* ho*e. All size* in stock. HOSE was nicknamed the rat trap" by the of Tweeds or Navy Woolens for Fall W’ear. T. Cosgrave was supplanted' after * sailors of the Atlantic, the Oceano- ten years’ rule. LAMP graphic Institution’s vessel, from Hresidont Eamonn de Valera the decks of which it is operated. proceeded to undo many of the Shades 'The "rat trap" resembles a metal things C!osgrave had done. He 're- 2 pair suitcase, higher than it is long. pealed the public safety ct, and TOMORROV\^~ WARD S Z for $ 1 Lowered over the side of the ship, Fall Presses released a lot of political prison- Choice of bridge or Our regular 55c hose. it reads water temperature and pres- $2.98 ers. He withheld the payment to floor lamp shades. New sure simultaneously and automatic- 'Stock up now. All col- 2fo;^$5.00. Great Briteir of $7,500,000 in' an- parchmentized designs. ors in stock. ally. The pressure shows the depth. nual land purchase annuities. So it makes a continuous record of Travel Tweeds, Silk Crepes and Woolens. Great Britain retaliated by put- of the Neptune blanket uf water. No ting a 20 per cent duty on Irish other instruments have done this Sizes 14 to 44. butter, eggs and bacon. The Free easily and automatically. The old state placed a duty of 20 per cent method of measuring the depth of on British goods. wire submerged is not accurate Replying to criticisms. Presi- enough when the current slants the Qff EVERY NEW FALL DRESS dent de Valera dissolved the Dali wire too much. and called for a new-election. i The underwater records of tem- ' Priced $4.98 to $12.98 Making Ireland Independent j perature and pressure are written Special Low Prices On New Winter Coats. The voters gave his party a j by one pen, a horizontal displace- clear majority and he has steadily j ment Indicating temperature chang- pressed forward his program of es and a vertical displacement New Handbags making the Free State a self-con- HOUSE’S changes in depth. No writing fluid Rain Capes ^ tained nation. This means Ire- I SHEETING RAG RUGS GOWNS Step Ladders Men’s and Young Men’s flows from the pen. It scratches its -. Genuine leather. for women and misses. SI land shall not only grow Its owrjj 1 Choice of bleached o r ^ Have You Ever Wondered-’- Carefully woven. 00 record in a film of lamp black coated Guaranteed pure rubber. J food, but manufacture its own Ladies’ extra size flan- j g Choice sanltarv ^ 5-ft. size. Braced. 10 Per cent OFF goods—which it has not done to 1 u n b l e a c h e d . 2 1 Made o f solid BOYS' SUITS with oil, and spread over the surface Fall Hats 0 cotton materials. Siies 6 Year? Men’s and Boys’ of a metal foil as thin and flexible ' New Blouses ^ any great extent. nel in stripes or plain $ S for choice hardw'oods. New Felts and Velvet.*). Irish clothing factories have yds...... 2^ to 18 Years of Leather and Woolen as paper. 3 colors. B SUITS ‘2*00 OFF After it comes out of the water, i Wool Skirts $| taken on 4,600 more hands; two How Living Room Furniture Ii Built? A —____ Suits Priced Age. the lamp black-oil film is fixed ae ! Fall Dresses Fall Sweaters X new textile factories have been UGHT 8I& «00 O FF From 835.00 to Coat! and Bloneog firmly as a photpgraph by a bath of ' started and 1,000 more persons LANTERN To close-out silk or wool smployed in the trade aa a whole, for your kitchen. for dark nights. $40.00 alcohol and shellkc. dresses in small sizes. MUSLIN SLIPS How many springe go into a Living Room Useful for bunt- ^ The scratched line shows tempera- and there has been an Increase by Pull chain. Opal Per cent 3,000 in the employment of people ing - or fishing ^ 10 OFF Percent ture changes 'as slight as a tenth of Silk Hose $| 1 S6-iach unbleached. B i g i g globe. Cnirpmlum Men’s and Bovs' 10 OFF 100% Silk Slips in the metal and building material 1 bargain. Flesh or white in j g Suite? ^ trips. Holds 2 dry. ! Men’s and Young Men’s Men’s attd 'Boys’ a degree, and changes in depth foot 2 pair f o r ...... * Industries. base, (^m plete.. cells. With bulb. Jj . Regular ahd extra sizes. heavy silk crepe. All by foot. The preesure is measured CHiiiffon and Service, atf On the debit side, the Free State Lee* Batteries by a flexible metal tube, its ends 11 yds...... ^ sizes. Khaki Trou«ers Guaranteed perfect. » has still remained one of Britain’ RAINCOATS sealed, so that it shortens like an Pure Silk best customers, while. selling How the Suite is upholstered—or covered? accordion as the pressure increases Corsets . steadily less. The adverse balance SUITS with depth. Panties X Percolators ROOFING of trade has Increased. ’The great AW A P r i c e d Per cent Heat Curls “Cuff” “ " Thursday, Friday and Saturdky. Electric, chromium plate<1 j5-ib roll covers 100 sq. 10 OFF Men's Suit Special Girdles 4 landlords and big farmers have GIRDLE PAJAMAS ^ factory represenUitive is going to actually BUILD a Living Room ^•00 OFF I'rom $20.00 to The temperature is read, not wl’ h 2 fo r ...... In Modernistic design. ft. Light weight for many Boys’ Woolen Sizes 35— 36— 38 Only ICorsettees 51 protested that, if it is wrong to -Suite according to Wards specifications in our large center window on those days. uses. ^ $32.50 a thermometer, but with a metal Tailored or lace trim- pay Great Britain land annuities, or GOWNS sheet shaped like a man’s cuff and med. Reduced T o ...... JL All elastic reducing it Is equally wrong to pay them in anappy new style*. fS Now abour the 'same size, It is two kinds into the Irish treasury. 'They have 2-way stretch. vB for in Wards Living Room Suites-and KNICKERS $11.9S of metal, one overlapping the other, Closing Out Our Infants’ Rayon with contrasting SI for those 3 da>s we offer the.se splendid value.s. Take advantage of this offer and save NAILS School Dresses Wear Departments made the further point that they designs and edgings. B AXES Men’s Woolen each responding differently to ex- cannot pay. So the sheriffs have while you SEE what you BUY! These prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday onlyl Choice of any common New Fall pansion and contraction due to tem- of Indian Head prints and 8H-lh. head, S8-ln. hard- Wool Sweaters~ seized property and sold It. Dur- Mze, 25 lbs. for...... Boys' Suit Special perature. So the cuff curls up more plaids. Sizes 7 to 18. ing su<;h a sale at Cork, one man wood handle. as it gets warmer, and straightens Carriage Covers— n CHARLE-S OF LONDON (pic- KNICKERS Sizes 6 to 18 Years Baby Buntings— v l was killed and eight badly Injured DRAPERY tured) 3-Piece Suite but more with a temperature drop. W'hen the police fired on an angry MATCRIAEj. New Span- ^ KNICKERS J T o p c o a ts Mostly 2 Long Trousers The experime ite indicate that the Gym Suits Formerly to $2.98. JL crowd. In this popular English style. Cover- Special...... ish plaid in orange and)^| "homogeneous” top layer of wat<*r Brewery Starts English Plant for the school Ixiy in jfl ed with best grade seeded tapestry In Sccond Floor $5.00 Value ^3-48 green. Brightena up any nist only. In all the Latest Shades and i varies from zero to 100 feet in thlck- But the worst blow came from room. tpH browns or greys, lined Now $6.50 1 ness. It is thinnest in .summer be- the famous Guln.ress Brewery In Colors. Solid Colors, Checks I cause there is less wind and the Dublin, It announces It will open 10 yds, ...... J. —with strap,* at knees. ' and Camel’s Hair. I .higher temperature at the surface a branch plant at Park Royal, near 10 Per cent OFF reduces density, making it difficult • London, to take care of the Eng- $99*59 FURNITURE Trouser Special for the warmed water to mix with lish trade. Regular $129.50. Men’s and Young Men’s Men’s and Young Men’s that belov,'. FRADIN’S It is estimated the Guinness plant Main Hoor 10% OFF Work and Dress pays about $1,250,000 tax per year. CHARLES OF IX)IVDON WORK TROUSERS Opening the plant In England will 2- Piece Suite BARGAINS! For Dollar Day save about $800,000. This move will in the same style as pictured. Cover- Choice of 9 Big Values! TROUSERS hurt Ireland in other ways than the ed with 100% genuine mohair frieza Now $2.29 loss in .taxes. The English branch Blanket Buy! in ail the new shades. Woodrose, Unfinished Kitchen Chair.s . will buy English barley instead of rust, green, or plum. Qan he had Irish and thj number of employees also with pillow hack chair, $S9JSU Metal Smokers Close Out of One Lot Dark Stripe Ir. Dublin will be cut down. Double Cotton Blankets extra. Table Lamps The latest development is be- SHIRTS ing used by President de Valera's 5 Styles of Mirrors $ opponents, as an example of wbkt I Regr. Pair Chicken Feather Pillows Values To OVERALLS $ 1 Is going to happen If he continues I Limit 2 to $9 9 .5 0 In , power. The Irish have gotteh j Regular $189.50 End 'Tables $1.50 Attractive Merchandise at Attractive Prices so busy fighting each other that i $1.49 a cu.stomer THURS.. Card Tables $ 1 .0 0 $2.00 and $2.50 Values they have almost entirely forgot- I FRIDAY, ENGLISH SUITE Oriental Rugs— 18x36 ten the English. Ultimately there I SAT., 3- Plece English Lounge Style . 'may be a new election to the Dali. Chenille Rugs— 27x54 ELECTRIC HEATERS "Up de Valera” once more will | . L4-lb. forged steel a « employes chorused. OVERALLS from. Good patterns. Good shoulderette and pair( xe—a real value a t ...... ^ 1 e U U "The fountain la not for sale" materials. (TH New Fall colors. Smart The employes'Were right. for men. Wards fa-, for men. Wards fa- of bootees — alF to' Work Shirts The fountain 1s a -cast iron relic m o u s Homesteader. ( mous 101 Ranch, Cop- 4for...... /J[ match for for men, of heavy-defllm. for men. Choice Of shirts JOHNSON’S GLO-COAT tailoring. Reinforced at strain or shorts, or both. F la t;., of ,50 years ago, considered lacking Jackets al.so. All re.g-' per riveted. All regu- 0 points. M Self-polishing wax with special mop for applv- In both artistic and Intrinsic value, ular sizes. lar sizes. knit shirts, brqadcloth v| BUCK SAWS ing. Pint of Wax d*1 now dilapidated and. dry. 2 for shorts. ' VI Growing Girls' with appUer...... $ 1 ,Q0 I Yet Jess Johnson, Owner of the ' ! Oxtards Men's Black Oxfords A necessary article for the coming Wnter. property on which it stands, says] 1 4 fo r Genuine Disston blade. Regular m that inquiries as to whether It may | Clean Up Your Car With This Cotton Prints Silk Crepe Military Heels A A $1.49. Now ...... $1,00 be purchased average one every four I Your choice of over 90 differ- 8 Yds. New Rough lieathers C ^ ^ o w w .days the year around. 2 Yds. BIG BARGAINS IN ■-L ' ' SOCKET WRENCH SETS The fountain has for its center ^ ent patterns. All new. Short in plain colons only. Dark and Eight sockets with racbet and tee, m the figures of, a 5-year-old boy and AUTOMOBILE" liglit shades. Good heavy Special cadmium plated, fully warranted . . . $ I , U v l girl beneath an umbrella. lengths, 10 to 20 yds. 64x60 quality trepe. Regularly 79c QT. VACUUM BOHLE BARGAIN! yard. The more silk sold— Black Kid Oxf ords Tletalna heat 24 hours, Ctold 36 STUDY'S THE THIN(1 iind 80x80 weaves. Come VFOMEN'S the sooner the strike will' have hours. Assorted colon! ...... Combination Olfer: $1.00 Seaman Finds .-\nswer to ‘Sohonling’ early to get your choice! to he settled. $6.00 to $8.00 Boys’ Catchers Glove Query Riverside Cleaner ^ 20c Value* Special. $ ^ ^ .4 9 Men'g Tan Shoes Values Close Out Full grain leather palm, well padded mitt. Junior size ...... SHOES $ 1.00 Murray. Ky.— (A P )—Giving up the sea for books. .1. L. Cedziwnda Riverside Wax fU Odd lot of 60 pairs of ties, Broken lA.ts TENNIS BALLS Black and Brown School Girl obtained both 4 high school and a pumps, one-straps, in varioi|s Men’s Crepe Sole Men’s Selz Six and Boys’ and Youths’ Reach 1634 regulation balls college education in three years. Larare Chamois Ali For Treasure Cloth One Strap PUMPS Moccasin Toe S for ...... $1.00 CAHLE FLY SPRAY When Cedzlwoda came here from Fancy Flannel 8t.vles. Former $2.49 stylo Cp-Operative Oxfords Corona Delmar, Calif., in June, 1631, OXFORDB 10 Yds. Polish Qoth All new Fall patterns with 4 Yds. Choice of several patterns in 10 Yds. OXFORDS l-gallon can ...... he had never attended high school. shoes. Come early if you Black and Tan Only Close Out $1.00 Now that he has received a bachelor OXFORDS y” '"- fr predominating browns. New new stripes. 27-inch width. Brown Sizes 9 to 12. of science degree from Murray State with this bargain offer want your size. All dark col- $2-9$ 91 o49 asak FOOTBALLS Teachers' college, he plana to enroll checks and plaids. Choice of . at the University of Kentucky Col- ors and black. Special value, split cowhide, valve type bell METAL HOSE REEL lege of Law. 18 patterns. I lOO-ft. capacity maa, shirts, ete. Inflating needle Cedzlwoda, son of Mrs. Dorothy ...... _,$1.00 Now ...... Cedzlwoda, obtained moat . pf bis Sorry—Dollar Day Is Bargain Day—So ."f?:;‘".‘.'.“;..$i.oo grade school education at Dgllas, Tex. He left school to go to work No C. O. D.’s On $1 Specials LADIES' and later took to the sea. He was COMFORT fireman, deck hand, mechanic, en- gine room worker and quartermaster No Deliveries On $1 Specials | HATS nt different times In the .merchant SHOES PHONE 4121 marine. No ’Phone Orders On $1 Specials New Fall styles and for women. One styh e. E. HOUSE & SON colors. Over 200 hat-s ABOVE PRICES CASH Aiiked why he quit roaming, in ties only. Black Manchester’s Leading Hardware Store Cedziwoda said he "got tired of be- Strictly Cash and Carry! to choose from.^ All All sizes. Only 80 pair ing asked every time T applied for a headsizes. $1 fpb hoy much schooling I had." to be sold. ,,...... V ^<1. ^-^.'J^ i,f:t.iii..^ _L i t m W Ths public patronlMd the affair Odd Fetlosvs balL Following the Vinoent ttobarta, Benjamin Lord, year, Frank Flojie; auditor, 1%omto the week-4llinavtlle, and esMuai ua le $180 on |ns« records better than It sounds, say, sounds, the gurgle-and-lapping. I ! blue —for fighting eound*. •» There ! “It’s fun. I wish they needed report will be made of the work of Miea Lucy Blakcslae haa returned for the ensuing year. They are aa van. CAnton. ■be eignalniii ef eelerled eaipleyea eay, a screiun. Meanwhile, however, ■»«* le the datoa of the several conventions .EMPIRE GROWING to you. put my face In the soup plate filled waa one fight sequence not long ago more sound effects. I’m crazy about porting at he- desk. In a which must be held this month for the paat year. to her home In North Haven after follows: asasssor, Edward P. Col- The Wspping "Y" is to hold a Mrs. Samuel Ludlum and daugh- aom ie e menthly char*e H Cat*s Me~ow It oil began — but let her tell with water, and just breathed rhy- that needed four of ua — three boye 'em!” : FOR $3,500 OVER SUIT RockvUle Lodge, No. 1359, B. P. aponding sometime with relativee in lins; board of relief, Horaeq C. J* pet eeni en unpeld balance. about It; ‘"That started IL Whenever they office, you realize how ecoroe movl* 4'' the naming,of candidates to the meeting et Vic Ckimmunlty Church ter, Miss Louise Ludlum returned Le»»m aetouata le 83()0 ea Heuew put. the eound effects In afterwards thmically os I ducked and came up. and myself. We got oo the stage, But Dorothy, who used to live In jobs are. various <^lcee. At the present time O. Elks, will hold a lodge of sorrow tbia place. Vlbbert, (one year), Byron E.-"Weat House this evening a t 7:80. The from spending several week* with By BOBBIN OOONB *I Btarted oa on extra,” ehe laya. "You'd die laughing, seeing us and STX’ung our arms, hitting our- Thursday evening for three de- Mrs. Loren Rockwell and daugh- (three year*); aalectman, William hmd-Ce-aiahei Plane. Bee •* tedep (Just one the mob, you see, with aa they do, I help; No, not just St. Louie, Is not alone in talent in diiMm 'no date has been set for bolding of fall activities will con^mence Sept- friends and relatlvss in KnoxviUe. 90f Iko Harnessing of Tennessee 'Tolljrwood. — Dorothy HughM o f screaming. work. The time 1 talked myself — selves, like this — Thud! Thud! thU casting office. At another for 155,000 Rad Been the Democratic probate convention, parted merobera. ter Mis leabel Rockwell of West- P. Green, Horace C. Vlbbert: audi- em'ber 26, when the regular weekly Penn., laat week. Miss i-udlum re- ia in love with her work. She re- nothing — 08 yet — to distinguish I was a ‘crowd’ in a foreign city. Thud! CROWD AT OmOAQO FAIB BrMi^t Against Rev. Wil Oliver J. Prunell, Jr., son of Mr. field, N. J. are gueeta of Mr. and tor, George F. Never*; grand Soup Plate ‘Swimming* desk sits Marcia Remy,- a Dallas, the County convention for the nam- meetings will again be resumed. It turned to New York Monday where IDEAL FINANCING greta there ore no more sound ef- her from the rank ju d file. T ^ ia Saying things In no language at all, "And — oh, yes! I was the cat In Tex., girl who la a secretary. Chicago—(AP)— Attandoae* a t HanF. Tyler of Tolland. ing of a high sheriff of. Tolland and Mrs. Oliver J. Prunell of Dayla Mrs. Henry J. Blekealee. jurors, George Sayett, Kenneth is requested that those whose dues ahe la teaching school. fects to give for her nit. a true succecs etoryi) • “Swimming. I’ve been swimming In a lot of different voices. That the 1034 Ontury of Progrsee Bx- Mr. and Mrs. H. Flanders, Mrs. Juno; constables, C. Vinton Ben- ASSOCIATION Ine. * River Shapes New Mann- The Black Cat.: He had to be t>qunty or the Congressional. It la avenue, left yesterday to enter Duke are not yet paid in full, come pre- Mias Dorothy Sunderlund of New Dorothy's art U really a etde-Un*. “One day the director needed in a soup-plate. Honest! It was ai was easy — It had to be an un- Marcia has dramatic training, poslUon totaled 198,394 on University at Durham; North Caro- Fred Hamilton and daughter. Irma, jamin, Frank IdenL Wellman Bum- pared to pay these aueasmenta. Kliior, thrown doT^m hard, and cut off in and shorthand and typing are but wail* total damatre* ot IBS.OOO claimed that the Congressional con- ham, G. Walter Smith; registrar, Britain ia the gueat of her aunt and __ Day, second largest record Hit* year- vention will be held In Norwich Sat- lina. A party was held in his honor of Watertowm, N. Y., hove been re- Mr. tod Mrs. Truman Hills spent factnring Region. war* WMight by Bamual J. by his parentr Monday evening. cent g^iesta of Mrs. Hamilton's son, John A. Oillina; board of education, uncle, Mr. tod Mri. Wilbur C. Hllli. DooaaUy of Woreaatar, Uasa., for urday of this week. Allan Chambers. Frank W. Ckingdon; library director, Prichard Endorsed Miss Marjorie Purnell, daughter lajurlaa to blmMlf, bl* wife asd aon, of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Purnell of The teachers from this place at- Mrs. Marion F, Pierce. By BOY B. HUTCHENS fMB R*t . WilUam F. Tyler, Tolland First SelectmanvFnincIs J. Prich- Davie avenue, left yeetsrday to at- tended a teacheVa meeting in Col- The Democratic Caucus waa held OmiBty'e T. M. C. A. secretary, aa a ard of Rockville, who waa selected tend Converse College at Spartan- chester Thursday afternoon. at South Windsor town hall, Monday this past week for Senator from the KnooEvllIe, Tann. (AP)—Lee* then laault of an accident at the ‘‘Goat burg. South Carolina, where ehe le a Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lord and evening, and their .nominees are aa twr years after President Roosevelt "FW w” on March 17th laat, eettle- 38th Senatorial District, IS continu- junior. children of Providence, R. I., have follows: First seiectpian. Arthur J. ously receiving (he endorsements of first told the country of hla plan to BMOt-waa reached for $3,800 In the been week-end guests of Mr. and Ctamey; second selectman, Robert harness the Tennessee river for TOUand'^QWty superior Court yei- Republican leaders from all parte of Mrs. T. W. Doberrentz. H. Daly; assessor for three years, Tolland County. He has also re- Mrs. Evelyn Everson of Pitts- Charles J. Rlordon; board of relief mankind's convenience, an Industri- terday aftm ocA ceived pledges of support from sev- al empire of a neiv sort haa taken ‘The aettlem ent'^M eudden and burgh, Pa,, has returned home after three years, Tracy Hartnett; one A CURRENT STORY ~ obape. naaapeetod aa the «lbo,WM well un- eral Democrats. Indications are MARLBOROUGH a visit with her parents, Mr. and derway and the court dbolt^ was that he will carry the election by a Mrs. Onderkirk. Great dams tod whirring turbines large majority. are electrifying the countryside. W A TKINS BRO T H ERS cleared for a two-day trial w.^s- At the Democratic Caucus which In A Well-Known Magazine Tells Of Ellsworth Vines* poae of the many witnesses who bitd Miss Phelps to W ed was held Monday night the follow- Chicken Supper Ten thoustoU men are working in Men summoned from two etatea. 'Mis* Dorothy PHelps, daughter of ing nominations were made: Asses- Success As A Professional Tennis Player. day and night shifts, bridling water Osmages of $25,000 were sought formerAttorney General and Mrs. Bor, John WImmer: board of relief, Given a t the Home of power, reforesting barren land to for John 8. Donnelly, nine yearuild Charles EMUjclpe of Rockville, is to Chris S, Christensen; selectmen, 1st. Overnight A, P, ^ffaet soil erosion and bulMIng olec- ' sen of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Don- marry Hugh E:--I--Ipnea, son of Com- Leslie G. Hodge, 2nd. Willis Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ^ i c lines to poputatl.->n centers. nelly, each of whom also sought mander and Mrs. 'Hottoe W. Jones Jr.; agent town deposit fund, John News It relates some of his experiences before and after IA new kind of town hns arietn on $15,000 for personal injuries. of Thompson Ridge, N / ^ W. , Barbrick; auditor. Frank mond Hogg, 7 Rear nd that was a wilderness little Attorney Henry J. Calnen of The wedding will take plaee^ at Austin; grand Jurors, William H. -becoming a professional and goes on to say—“to date bre than a year ago. a town de- Watkins Brothers Hartford appeared for the plaintiff the Phelps home on Ellington ave,..lUeser, Charles H. Isleib, Frank Mc- Springfield, Mtae.—Dr. B. L. No. School Street, signed as a model for combining the wUls Attorney Jqaeph P. Berry, of nuc October 6. 'Nally; collector of taxes, Anthony Smykowskl of Bridgeport, Ckinn., better elements of urban and -ural will celebrate the law firm of Day, Berry and Mrs. Horace W. Jones. Jr., will be' D. Casella; constables, Ralph Lleser. was elected chairman of the trien- Saturday, Sept. 15th the young^er has made $75,000 and BANKED most of Ufe. Howmrd, of Hartford, appeared for matron of honor and Mlse Elizabeth Charles wi Itall. Anthony D. Casel- nial convention of the Pqhah Ro- 5:30 until 12:00 Entering the vaUey from the tii» dedense. ■Voee and Miss Helen Vose of la; reglstrlD', Allan A. HAll; board man Catholic Union of America. it.” He, too, is saving for a purpose, knowing that hisj north, the first spectacle would be its 60th Judge Alfred C. Baldwin of New Qrooklloe, Mass., cousins of Miss of education, Cla^oo^ S. Bolles. Swompscott, Moss.—Simon Vor- Admiuion 4.5c. the $34,000,000 Norrie dam which Haven, who is presiding at the fall Phelps, will be bridesmaids. Nancy laletb. onberg, 83, former president of Gil- earning power in his present capacity is limited to a will Impound the CUlnch nver 20 Anniversary term c t the court, postponed the Horace W. Jones, Jr., will be the At the Republican Caucus"-w^ch C r is t Company, Boston department Come Onel Come All! milea^horthwest of Knoxville Ai>out iittg of the sessicm yesterday, best man and the ushers will be waa held Saturday night the folio' store, and well known for hU phll- - 1,200 ■ men are working day and Known for its extraordinary Dollar Day values-this year Watkins Brothers this year first day of the assignment Joseph C. Gray of Winchester, tng nominations were made: Asses- aiithr,q^ ,^ le d . short span of years. Whatever y o u r earning power night to complete It on schedule. r eases, at the request of the attor-Maas., tod Edward 8. Taylor of sor. Byron S, Lord: board of relief, The finished structure will be 253 Bsys who endeavored to settle the Cambridge, Maes. Hyman Gutterman: selectmen, 1st, may be and for however long or short a period, be wise, feet high and 1,800 feet long—a ease out of court. Mias Dorothy Phelps attended the Frank W. Fuller, 2nd, Norman R. Lifting effort -of on airplane Is mammoth concrete and steel monu- surpasses any previous Dollar Day in values offered! A demand of $8,000 was made by Westover School In Mtddiebury and Lord; agent town deposit fund. due about one-third to the push ment to Senator George W. Norris Attorney Calnen for the settlement graduated from the Spencer School Robert T. Buell; auditor, Milton J. from below the wing tod. about W in d o w Shades and save all you can of it. of Nebraska, long champion of Ten- ef the case before court but it is in New York. She la a member of Lord; grand Jurors, William Caf- tw-o-thlrde to auction from above Fine quality Window Shades, nessee river development. Felt Base fT’ undarstood that the Lumberman's the Hartford Junior League, the fyri. John C. Vergason: coUector of caused by creation of a vacuum Holland and tantine cloth. Made The dam will form an artificial ^ e London Smoke maple bedroom shown Mutual Insiirance Company, repre- Town and County Club and the taxes, George Levin; eonstables. above the wings. to order and hung on your wln- lake wdth a shoreline of 800 miles. below can be had with twin beds, as fol- sented by Attorney Berry, would Musical Club. dowB, 49 cents each. About 1,500 workers are engaged In Cuttaih® Floor Covering ealy offer $2,800. While three dif- lows: Twin beds. Dresser base and mirror,' Hugh E : Jones la a graduate from clearing timber and brush from 34,- Armstrong Quaker and Congoleum and chest of drawer*. Reg. $122.50.. .$60, ferent suits were entered in court, Western" Military Academy and Also a lot of Odd Shades, 25 000 acres within the reservoir area. all three cases were tried at once. cents. Gold Seal felt base floor coverings from the School of Architecture of , Model Town Built in a choice of 10 excellent designs. Samuel J. Donnelly of Worcester, Maaeachusetts Institute of Tech-' New Rollers, 10 cents. Will THE SAVINGS BANK - Four miles from the dam Is the Maas., business manager of the Suitable for kitchens, pantries, nology. He Is a member of the Chi | furnish samples on request. model town of Norris where the Choice of p ^ hall.* and baths. Regular 69c yard. Electrician Junior, described in de- Phi Fraternity and of Frieze and; Tennessee valley authority ia carry- tail the accident at the "Goat Cornice. He ih aesociated with Carl | ’© OF MANCHESTER ing out an experiment in town plan- Farm" on Saturday, March 17 last, J. Maimfeldt of Hartford and VfUh Ca p it ol W in d o w A Mutual Savlnga Bank ning tod modernization of homes at at 4:30 p, ra., in which his car col- Robert R. Graham, architect, of' miiUmum costs. 2 sq. yds. $ J lided head-on with that driven by Middletown, N. Y. 1 Two hundred tod fifty bouses, ...... lUv, William F. Tyler. Three of the Brief* i Shade C o . eosting from $1,600 to $3,300 each, occupants of the Donnelly car were SPECIAL Mrs. Ruth McKlnstry Cooley, o f' 18 Capen Street Hartford M e a ik t M a ta a l B a n k C M ittm l t e * have been built and are rented to Injured. John S. Donnelly being ren- Orchard .street, entertained the workers on the dam at prices rang- Coil Springs dered unconscious. RoekvlUe branch of the Federation ing from $14 to $40 a month. One is Mr.' Donnelly told how he was of Democratic Women last evening i tccupled by the T'VA chairman. Dr. Give the comfort and rest of a box eomlag down the Worcester-Hart- at her' home. Considerable Impor- THE NEW HOTEL SHERIDAN Arthur E. Morgan, and his family. spring at a part of the coat. Dozens ford road and saw the Tyler car tant business was discussed. ; Far to the south ,ln Alabama of large coll springs w coming on the Hartford-RockviUe President William J. Dunlap of I REGUL.AR 3.V DINNERS there la another great reservoir, the are tied together road, which gave him the right of the local Textile Union, accora-: Joe Wheeler dam, in the making. with horizontal, hel- way. The Tyler car continued panted by Tbomaa Ferguson, went' or Designed to cost $27,000,000 tlie ical spring.*. Val- $ 9-95 through the intersection and the to Monson to address a meeting structure, 6() feet high, will stretch ue.* to $12.50...... c^llslon resulted. The Ladfes Auxiliary of the An- 3 REGULAR 50c DINNERS $1-00 nearly a mile across the Tennessee ^Several teeth were knocHed out cient Ordef of Hibcmlans, held a river and impound w-ater thkt will of Mr. Donnelly's jaw and he was meeting "last evening In their rooms. cover 100 square miles. More than badly bruised. His wife alao re- In the Prescott block. Following 1.300 men are- engaged In Its con- ceived severe bruleee and abraalOns the business rasetlng a social was i Deliciou-s, Home Cooked Food. stcuction and 2,500 others are clear- Bed Pillows while his nine year old son had to enjoyed and refreshraenta served.! ing Its reservoir. rtmaln In the hospital more than The committee In charge consisted ' Ti-.rblne* Are Turning 2qx27-inch Bed Pillows filled 3 Pc. London Smoke three weeke. of Mrs. Catherine Pollard, chair- A little further down the river Is Cretonnes The attorneys In the case agreed W e Serve a Special Noon-day Luncheon with all new Izolin pi'oce.ss man;- Mrs. Arthur Plnney, Mrs. for School Children and Teachers the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals. 12 designs In high grade cretonnes Solid Maple Suite London smoke eolop- the Donnelly car waa worth $420 at Henry Minor, Mrs, Walter Burke, Already Ita great turbines are gen- feathers. Izolin process, In popular blue, brown, rust and halrwood. Full size this point but the court over-ruled Mrs. Margaret Marlev and Miss Mae Tasty and Good—2.">c. erating electricity for munlclpall- is used on finest pillows < green colorings; small and large bed ske^tched, dresser, base and mirror, and dress- telephone calls of Mr. Donnelly to Phillips. tiee and countryal(J[hs in northern de.*lgns. Values to 95c a yard. ing table (shown separate at bottom of this the Rockville Cl'y hospital to In- Breakfast Seta by the makers of Hoosler to remove odor; each A meeting of Mayflower Rebekah i Alabama and Missieslppl. All the kitchen cabinets! Sturdily constructed of plrots S07..50 for the three quire as to his son's condition. Lodge was held last evening In | On cross-examination by Mr. power generated at that plant has oak In choice of Ivory with black and gold, . Barry, Mr. .Donnelly became con been allotted by the TVA and no or, brown with ivory and blue. Regular $49-75 fused and at one time said the more will be available until the $25.00. 4 yds- $1 Tyler car was 600 feet away an thousand eastar, Mass., herve specialist, lea- "<3as« of the Howling Dog" to Ufied to an extensive mental ex- .Appenhnjr in Warner Hros. forllico minfr proHiicfinn “Madame Du Barry Another Fine,Thriller amination. of the Donnell.v family after the accident and .to numerous The best news of the summer, ' $49-75 treatment*. He told of finding an ■ for mystery story fans, is that j abraaton on the boy's head, dls- words Erie Stanley Gardner has . written . coloration about the left temple and Qar Miss Ucl Rio: a new Perry Mason book—"The I finding him with a hasy memory. Case of the Howling Dog” (Mor- j He taatified that the outcome would Our .lirn, when -we created Old row: $2)— and that it is just as ! probably be a complete recovery. good, as its predecessors. i Two pieces shown Dr. Jordon presented a bill for SLIO Golds. W.1S ,>:imply to, produce, a In this yarn Mr. Gardner's | above . . alow, loungy of which $75 was for a trip to Rock- hardboiled lawyer Is hired to su'e I English design with flat ville to oee the boy at the Rockville •srrioother cigaictrc than .Americ:i had a. man ,who lets his dog howl all i arms and chubby feet. 9x12 ft. City hospital. ever known bel'ore . . . ntgbL and the first thing he j Guaranteed construc- Bigelow - Dr. Charles Ayers, of Wor- knoWs he's up to hja neck In .a'i tion: plain rust home- cester, Mass., an orthepedlc sur- murder case which grows curl- | spun tapestry cover. geon, testified to operating upon A cig,Hette that would ,1ppeal to oqser and curiouscr as time goes Regular $89.00. Mrs. Donnelly In 1927 for "spon- ^•fryonr by rca.son of its mellow mild- TVTHAT you hear and what you read about a car on. I Axminster Rugs dlleliichis,” which word amused the Action ride, but with the smooth, economical, valve-in- Furtherroore, he has to skate court. Judge Baldwin asked him to ness— it-: freedom from r;isp and bite. should be considered before you buy—but vne ride head engine, the positive, cable-controlled brakes, the right to the very edge of that Heavy, closely woven grade with frlng(^ ends. apeil and explain it This' turned border line between what a law- 8 I^han, Sarouk, Ispahan anidence of j very little of the conventional r i0PM.uf:r> coMr.t.vY. isc. hocus-pocus to them. any recklessness on the part of Rev ' /<■«() — T^ler. j “Shadow on the Wall,” by H. Rag Rugs $89 $98 T- Two other cases listed for tria l' C. Bailey (Crime Caub: $2) Is a TMtarday were not heard. That of novel about that famous London 30x60-inch in ro9e or green Dressing Tables Anthony Walctkus vs. Harry sil- P. S.-T-.‘Vnother outstanding reason sleuth, Reggie . Fortune, and it’s $125 varatain went over for re-assign- is this, Mies Del R io:— No better a clever one. Seems that upper with Iwrders; or 27x54 in mant whlla the case of William E class Londoners begin dyjng mys- brown with colored b o r - ^ Refectory table, buffet, china, tobacco grows than it used iiS Old cnirriJ2/iA J zip teriously, somebody s o q k s a arm chair and 5 side chain with $9-98 Orcutt VI. Charles E. Cole was set- der8. Regular $1,15 and dV each group. Solid English Oolt, tled before court. Gold. And it's pur*. That’s why Old dowager on the chin, and there's $1.25 values...... MerehanU CXimplaIntng a mysterious drug ring In the off- regular $125.00 for $89, .W al- Quaint Solid Maple dressing The merchanu of Rockville and Golds ore easy 'on the thsoat and ing; and Mr. Fortune wades right nut veneered, regular $125.00 tables, like the eketch to left. Vtelnlty have noticed a great falling NIRViS. In and settles things neatly and 2 for for $98. Smoky finished walnut In Pilgrim maple finish. efficiently. The book Is a bit veneered, regular $24.9.00 for Choice of mirrors. off In bualneaa In tjila community tz A t $126. during the past week. They lay the ■tilted — Reggie Fortune Is a sort blame to the lack of money among of PlccadlWy Philo Vance—but' It the rc^denta of Rockville due to makes pretty good reading. the textile etrlke which has been "Death on the Outer Shoal," ttndarway for about ten days. It ft by Anne Fuller and Marcus Allen O PE N T H U RSD A Y A N D SA T U R D A Y EV E N IN G S U N TIL 9 0 'a . O C IC gsnernliy understood that merchants KneeAction (Dutton; $2) is pleasant reading. CHEVROLET. . I There’s a rock-bound island off a n not allowing credit because of Shop for other the dUficulty In being able to bor- the*New England coast, peopled Dozens of other n w eneney to continue In business; only by fisher folk, and on old salt is found dead in his dgry one .11 ReefevUla Local No. 2012, United , day with' a big codfish hook in hla ' similar values W A TKINS BRO T H ERS ThntUs Workers, held a public whist RILEY CHEVROLET CO. neck. similar values MERi CA*s ci C A R ETTf '~i ths town hall. Memorial building, 50 WELLS STREET You have a perfect host of sus- not advertised I fftUttWtd h|g dsncUig. MANCHESTER pects, and , the unravelling of the . a t AAA NCHESTER, C O N N . mystery Is presented with profes- not advertised sional corppetence. The authors “MANCHESTER ON THE AIR” every Thursday, Wnc, .’ > . - 0 0 to ,i;30. 1 have a stVt of Joseph . C,’ Lincoln ; touch that is highly enjoyable* I .. , V J MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BlANCHEi'rER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SBrrKMBiCK n. 1984. PAGE vm m on street find evening models, cord mushrooms which have been peeled of lettuce for the body of the butter- more. To fM l hla handclasp, see ed rows o f stitching and bows of and sliced quite thin. Cook five sound o f things, somebddy was In Lizzie, Habit, Halo, Happy, ,Llpa his long-lashed, dark blue eyes fly. Cut a ring o f piaeiqiple and whimsical mood in bestowing GRENFEU MISSION BOYS 000 pigs and 220.000 sows were self-material on all types. Daytime minutes longer and add. tomatoes. place each curve next to the Mnana. May Apple, Horse Shoe Bottom tCH C lub G ir I- crinkle up with sudden laughter. . . IROCKVILLE YOUTH killed. In Los Angeles '200,000 glovea era either very short or much Cook fifteen minutes, imtll all are names on many of the towns In Head Quarters. Head of Grassy Once she sat with the telephone OPEN FORUM Make a ball o f cream cheese for the Kentucky. quarts o f m Ik are dumped Into the THE longer than la the past The inter- tender. Serve on hot buttered toast. head and dot with chopped nuts. Little Muddy, Goodnight, Us, Sink- receiver in her hand In Mr* EXPECTED IN FORTLAND sewers iSbnthly. And in Hartford SKIN PIMPLY? mediate alx-buttou length la, for, the Here are a few: ing Fork. Fldello, Pigeon Boost anf Mooney’s sfufty little hallwqy, the Serve with mayonnaise or a fruit Good. Blackjoe. Early Times, RULED IN (HASH PR.AY’ERR FOR HARV’EST. 20.000 quarts daily. In Spain 1 ,- Try ThiB! Get Quick Relief moment, less frequently shown than 14 cakes of Woodbury’s soap for salad dressing. Miracle. number trembling on her Hps. But 500.000 oranges were destroyed and one-clasp types that reach just to Easy Gap, Ooose Greek, Sky Light, BEGIN HERE TODAY $1.00 at WelJjn’s on Dollar Day. ■ There is also an Italy, a Jerice coat? What about getting older and ■he had put the receiver down in one place in California a pile a Squeezing aggravates itching, tfii> the wrist, fastening w.;2 Wall Paper quently. help. ...” had been silly. She hadn’t known friends. 11.00 for Dollar Day. ing salad Is made by stevvlng pears for Blit nkirts, collars and bodices, butter, teaspoon salt, teaspoon The party left Rockiille at 1 a. m. 1 1 10 Rolls (Reg. S1.20 to Sl.iO )...... how to make the beat of things*at Among the Greater Boston boys In a thin syrup flavored with mint. even glovr cuffs are beWg split this sugar, 1-8 teaspoon pepper, 4 New Fall HATS Yet afterward when she had left Tuesday morning to view the hulk NOW GO ON WTTH THE STORY borne. I f she had ‘It all to do over m the party are; Donald Robbins of A handsome evening outfit of When the fruit Is alrfiost trader add year. Sometime; they’re slashed squares hot buttered toast. These are quality good.s. Hilda the conversation returned to of the "Morro CTastle” at Asbury again she would know better. Waban, Albert Baldoni of West Rox- Spanish lacs in a flattering shade of a few drops of green vegetable col- at the sides as well as in front and Scald, peel and chop tornktecs. her In Its entirety. Hilda didn't Park, and later went on to Easton Sometimes deep in the night her to visit Mr. McFall’s relatives. bury, William M. Butler. II. of Ded- pansy blue includes a sUmly fitted oring to color the pears„a delicate back, and often they’re finished with Wash pepper and remove seeds afid RED BARN P A IN T ...... ■ • .SL30 per gallon CHAPTER XXX understand, she told herself, with DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL p illow . would be wet with tears ham, Samuel D. Knox of Taunton dress with covered shoulders, sur- green. Serve on a bed of . lettuce roll.-i o f tufting. white pith. Cut flesh In thin strips, good-nature’d contempt. Like many RED ROOF P A IN T ...... ■ • .S1.30 per gallon 4 Spring days with a hint of But in the morning she showed a and Kenneth M. Blomerth o f Malden’ FOR 3 HOURS ONLY—9:00 A. M. TO 12:00 NOON pllce-type closing and low decollet- with a piping of cream cheese'mixed Other unusual decorative notes In- peel and sUc< onions. Combine pep- other girls, Hilda believed Edward •DO warmth in the air; rainy days smiling face to the world. She was , The a u e tt will not touch Boston with the ssmip from preserved cher- Van Sclver was sent directly from age, and a hip-length Jacket with clude, trim wrist strops on sports pers and onions and cook In butter with ribbons of silver mist floating ries or red raspberries around the heaven. Not that Edward had ever brushed and tidy. The da^'ns In CONRAN NOT TO QUIT this season, but after picking up a Any Women’s or cape sleeves. The belt 4a of self gloves, metal and glass ornaments over a slow Are for ten minutes. Add In from the river and fog horns said anything definite to Boots her stockings were exquisitely neat. couple of professional seamen will Buy One Pair At material. THOMAS McGILL, Jr. blowing, . , . Boots lived through about marriage. But there was She wore her little, cheap hat with endeavor to get a load of freight to Misses’ Shoes in the ’Nothing but the Bret In Paints.' them , all. Edward went to Nassau the Regular Price o f something lately in his attitude an air. She had moments of feel- IN FAVOR OF BOWERS drop in N ova Scotia on the bay back Norton's D olla^ Day Special — Painter and Decorator on a late March cruise and she $ $2.50 or $3.00 and ing it was splendid to be a girl on to the mission base at St. Anthony Store. AH New Fall 1.00 126 C edar S treet that indicated bis thoughts might doti’t miss It! t Svo pairs of first Phene 8887 missed his yolce on the telephone be directed Into those channels. her owm, earning her livlBg with Newfoundland. Receive a Second quality silk stockings for Jl.OO and and his laugh and his admiring Had Been Rumored Nominee No, she was finished with mar- -the beat of them. and Winter Styles. a pair of shoes for $1.00 with each glance. I t was lonely and her room Would Withdraw to Make pair Pair for $1.00. rlage, finished with men, except as And then quite suddehly summer pair of $2.50 dr $3.00 shoes you buy. ' was full of the restlessness of playmates. She was going to fight shut down upon the world. A hot. Place on Democratic Slate. spring. It was thrilllngly painful her way to the top In' the business breathless, brooding summer. That New fall curtains, particularly the ! on one of those lllac-tlnted cve- EXTRA SPECIAL! EXTRA SPECIAL! world. Make people respect her for was another story. $25 REW ARD cottage type, are made' In varied | REAL DOLLAR DAY nlngs, with a quick, earlier rain Thomas Conran, who was yester- her atUlnments. Let Kay (3hHllng- WIU be paid for aaj Corn which eolor schemes. You can have rad t| drying on city pavements, to walk day nominated a candidate for ford with her soft, superior, throaty (To Be Continued) Great. Christopher Positive Corn dots on a light brown ground, green ' along the narrow streets, to aee representative on the Democratic voice angle for the attention of : Cure cannot remove. Also good HOSIERY CHILDREN’S SHOES dots and bars on pale pink, navy on barrows of daffodils by the curb ticket, this morning announced that lighter blue and all such novel com- every man'present. . .■ . for callouses, warts and moles. OXFORDS ^ ^ ^ ^ atone or a huckster with his wagon NR.A POLICIES there was no possibility o f his with- Sold In Manchester by GLENNEY ”8 Our Regular 74c Hosiery. 1st Quality. binations.. I f you get kitchen cur- VALUES ARE OFFERED AT Her heart began to beat thickly, drawing his name as a candidate so PUMPS filled with plants for window boxes 789 Alain Street. tains of organdy, remember to ask painfully whenever she thought of that the name of Sherwood G. Bow- Silk. Full Fashion. Chiffon and Senice. .-^pansies, pink geraniums, agern- Kay. ♦vashlngiton, Sept. 12.— (A P )— S.\NDALS for the kind with a starch-llke finish i ers could be substituted in hla place, tum. And to be alone in the city ‘She has everything,” Boots Through a new Blue Eagle appeal, $ that won’t get limp and crinkled I 1.00 in springtime, Boots discovered, is as rumors to that effect have claim- STRAPS the first time steam touches them. thought rebelllously. NRA Is attempting to quicken Its an experience at once sad and consumer support.’ ed would be the case. Y et there was a certain hardness, We Are Agents For sweet. Nation-wide distribution has been He pointed out that under the pri- pair AH Colors! Pork chops, baked on top of ma- too, under Kay's air of comp lete V She wanted someone to enjoy the started of a poster pledging the mary law a person had to file a peti- $ . All Sizes! caroni and ch’eese, are perfectly ds- 1.00 femininity. Kay had made a suc- lengthening days with her, someone public to support Blue Eagle bu.sl- tion In a given number of days be- A TLANTIC Ucious. Simply combine macaroni, / cess In the world o f affairs, too. KEMPS, INC to hum the music that every hurdy- ness establishments. Code authori- lore the primary and to . withdraw cheese, onion, milk and butter In K ay had a fat salary check, and gurdy Italian played on his wheezy ties and national C W A officers are to w after the nomination had been Kerosene and Range Oil REMEMBER! the usual way. Put In a rather her Own modern apartment (Ed- 3 HOURS ONLY — THURSDAY MORNING! barrel organ. The radios along the counted on to aid Its distribution. It made'would put the town committee large baking dish and cover with I ward had said) over in Beekman We have our own bulk station. shabby streets gushed music, too. points to the reorganization o f the in an embarrassing position after Iftiall pork chops. Sprinkle with I Place. A ll angles, Edward had eeiu. And she was young. She went recovery administration as decided the decision oi the committee to We $alt and pepper and bake In a mod- i | and chairs made of cork and sliver Range Burners and Supplies FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO along on dancing feet. upon by President Roosevejt and p'ace only Democrats on the ticket NEVER srate oven until the chops are well tubtngi with a deep purple ceiling specialize browned. See These Specials at Kemp*s Once she went to the movies with Hugh S. Johnson, the N R A adminis- writh the exception of the judge of BEFORE! scattered with silver stars. . . . tall, blond, serious-minded Hilda trator. The authority Is to be split probate. Mr. (Tonran said he had One* only recently Boots had had PORTERFIELD In Foot Apfel who had been a student nurse three ways Instead of the present been nominated by members Of the You’ve seen those a glimpse of Kay In the store. Kay. 68 Spruce Street Tel. 6584 good looking fall but hadn’t been able to stand the one-man control. Johnson Is ex- DemocraUc Party and will continue Correction NPOLLYO PRESTONRT and A.O S. BECKN SHOES’ S in a charming spring frock of dark rigors of training. Hilda was popu- pected to continue In an important Not nMmbers of the Chamber fabric gloves blUe with touches of scarlet, had to remain as a candidate through 847 Mam Street Rubinow Building AG AIN!- ■with their dash- ARLO W’ c lar on the seventh floor of Lacy’s. post. Separate agencies will be In the election. of Commerce. 4 Poster been wandering about with one of She was a quick, eager, pleasant charge of policy framing, adminis- ing wide cuffs the buyers, Miss Bevan, touching \l0<7c OFF THE REST OF THE DAY!| and wished you FOR VALUES ■ saleswoman. There was talk of her tration and deciding 'controversies. being made some sort of supervisor fabrics, making notations Miss could have a M Bevan had been openly subservient. pair, 7 Well you ______Ju8t A Fey Of The Exceptional Dollar Day Offerings Are Listed! •. a t E a s t e r . Bed, From a distance Boots had vvatched can, and for ”I took to you right away, -ou’re the young Englishwoman, had $1.1)0 at that! This Isjusl one of ] LADIES’ SILK FULI^FASHION HOSE different.” the wide-eyed Miss Apfel heard her delicious, low-toned TRY OUR SPECIAL the many marvelous bargains at'] confided to Boots. “ Sure, I like all Son-Ice and Chiffon Ladies* Sutrite Hosiery laugh. DOLLAR DAY SALE of Hale's Dollar Day. the girls, but there’s something 25c Flret Quality — Lateet Fall Shadee She had not been able to explain Gallon Spring and Regular $1.39 Value! about you. I _ could see you w e r' LUNCHEONS the deep-seated resentment she had ARTHUR^S Simple coiffures are most suitable I S P E C I A L ^ 2 P A I R S ...... SPEQAL...... used to better things. ...” felt for Kay Chllllngford. for the college girl. She has no a She knew the whole story now. "Anyhow she hasn’t announced Range and Fuel Oils AFTEBNOON TEA time to worry about .complicated How Boots had eloped with Russ; DRUG STORE Served From her engagement to Denis yet.” N ow Is the time to flll your curled arrangements that won't stay LADIES’ TAFFETA SLIPS Rusp's death; she knew all about Boots had said hotly, proudly DRESS SILKS 4 to 6:30 P. M. Mattress t * tanks with the best grade of oil. In place when she goes to classes I.ace Trimmed SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FIGURED COTTAGE SETS the tiny, cramped flat In Astoria, "Anyhow It isn’t settled.” without a hat or when she stands I Lowest prices. For service and _____ 2 f o r $1.00 with Gloria cutting out sleazy blue quality oils call EVERYDAY IS SALE DAY up In the bleachers to cheer for the 2 p a i r f o r $1.00 and red silks under the glare of It was only. Boots reminded her- home team. Anyway, one so young I the overhead fixtures. Boots had self, that Denis and she would THURSDAY can rely on nattiral hair beauty and I I-adies’ Flannel Gowns LADIES’ $17*85 PILLOW CASES told her all . . . her parents’ anger, no longer be friends, once Kay had •SATINS forget about exotic coiffure modes I ____ 2 f o r $1.00 Good Quality, 42x36. everything, married him. Kay would b-'__you RYAN'S until a few years later. ^ | Choice of Maple, "You’ll get over It. Things will could see— the violently Jealous DRUGS AT LOW P R IC E S -F R I.-S A T . I LADIES’ UMBRELLAS 6 f o r $1.00 come out all right.” Hilda told sort. And Boots did long to see Tel. 7786 \V>’fn tiaiiKs of hunger overstep i Mah. or Walnut DRESSES Boots seriously across a cafeteria Denis, just to talk to him— nothing •NOVELTY the thrill o f bargains on Dollar Day, I Special $1.00 table. The vinegar cruet, the_catsup SOe $1iS i'litrs off to snatch a I Reg. Price $27.50 All Favored Fall Colors and CANNON TOWELS bottle, the heavy glass pepper and Lalljc! ■ delicious bite at The Princess Candy LADIES’ RAYON UNDIES Styles. Guaranteed Fast Col- Large Size salt cellars were between them on CREPES Vests, Panties, Step-Ins and ors. S P E C IA L ...... 6 for $1.00 the gleaming' white table. There j PlRlps’ Milk Bloomers »1 -M were coarse, white-handled knives 1 Needed Ene troia{ Here la a simple and 4ery appe- Group of 21c and 33c and. forks. There were twisted < of Magnesia tising way to cook and serve a chick- CANNON TROJAN SHEETS paper napkins and heavy glasses i DOLLAR DAY, SPECIALS plain or comb. en. Clean and disjoint cblckeb and . LADIES’ PAJAMAS 81x99 o f W'ater and their plates, heaped ‘ at. 7 % I sOO per yd. cook In water to more than' cover j FLOOR LAMPS For House and Sleeping Back-tO'Sehool FROCKS with the simple, satisfying food. ' until tender. Remove from broth Broadcloth and Crepe Special 97c Baked beans, Brown bread. Wal- | to a hot-platter and keep hot. Drop One-piece and Two-pleee Models Sizes 6 to 16 dorf salad. . . . Remnaqts Up To Four Yards 89c dumplings into boiling broth, cover , $7.95 Stripes - Prints -, Checks - Plaids Cannon Trojan Pillow Cases THE LADIES SHOP closely and keep boiling fifteen min- \ alues To $13.50 Special 89c 43x36 “I know.” Boots’ eyes were far In Length utes. Surround chicken with bor-I away. Strangely enough. It was Summer Dresses (regular $1.25)...... 75c der of dumplings and serve at once. Bridge Lamp Group SWE.ATERS (for Boys and OIrls) and Each 27c hot of Russ she was thinking SOe Make a gravy by thickening the Sllp-on and Button Front 89c $1.0Q at the moment. He and all the 20c chicken broth i^th flour and milk Slzea 26 to ,76 Silks and High Grade Cottons...... $1.00 Guaranteed Fast Colors In All the Newest BOYS’ SHIRTS events o f the past summer seemed etlrrril to a smooth .paste and serve 89c to $1.39 Fall Shadefi White - Blue - Fancy far away. Why, already it was May. Mulsified Cocoanut In a separate sauce dleh. j $6.50 NEW FALL DRESSES— Kleenex A nines To $10.00 Sizes Cp To 10 With Bloomers Soon the awnings would go up at To make dumplings m|« and sift Gov. Winthrop Special 47c the club out In Larchneck. There 11-2 Clips flour, $ teaspoons baking MEN S FANCY HOSE ALL MARKED DOWN Oil Shampoo 20e Quality would be fresh sand raked Into the Tissues pow-der and 1-2 teaspoon salt Add 1 Group Table Lamps Little Girls’ BOYS’ GOLF HOSE space beside the babies’ pool. There VELVETS egg, unbeaten, and milk to make a DESKS 6 p a i r f o r $1.00 would be young, bare, eager feet on New Fall Hats...... 50c and $1.00 stiff drop batter, stirring vigorously 6 p a i r f o r $1.00 the bleached boards of the raft. . . . and adding milk slowly. Watch Our Windows For Dollar Day Specials! Me $34.50 Men’s Broadcloth Pajamas Pantie Dresses ’’You were just a kid. You didn't $2.75 Sizes 3 to 6 RESTORES APPETITE 2 fir 29c Reg. Price $49.50 \ alues To $3.00 BOYS’ SWEATERS know what It was all about,” sup- No fun playing cards or serving Special 89c Guaranteed Fast Colors plied Hilda gravely, consuming 649 Main Street Next To Sqlvation Army $ 1.50 -AIDS DIGESTION refreshments on a rickety oT card Regular $1.29 Quality Men’s Flannel Pajamas baked beans. "You were juat all table that jiggles every, which way! for a good time, ...” Full Pint ...... 89c N o need to any morie. ’The end of I Special $1.00 8Sc Special 94c "I was just a beach club glrj,” Remnants In Length your trouble.i in this line can be 11 Special at 59c Boots contributed with flippancy. found Thursdity at Wntkln.incy ■ MEN’S BALRRIGGAN water hurriedly because of that i the hands— softens The old lunch box Is on duty again Brown - Green - N avy Blue SHIRTS AND DRAWERS treacherous lump in her throat, j chapped and irritated —and the housewife has ah extra Special 69c Sizes-7 to 12 Ink Are Much More 17c " I t ’s— I wish I could see her and | Selection skin. Full Pint to; plan In the day’s routine. 59c Special 46c Each be friends. ’ j The; school lunch for a growing child Men’s All W ool bottle ..... 3 9 c Hilda Apfel patted. the hand that , must be just as .nourishing and SLIP-ON SWEATERS Certain ,' Special at Men’s Dungarees and Overalls tempting.as the stay-at-homes’ meal, 89c aervoualy beat a tattoo on the table ] .50c yet different because, of the exigen- Special $1.00 Your son. or daughter will be better equipped for Nyal cies of earrylhg. Special 94c "Don’, worry. You will." I school work with a fountain pen. -Nothing is easier than for school “I ’ll come put of this,” Boots | Com Remover luDcliea to ffEt mono^onoui. said suddenly, fiercely. “ I ’ll make i Fountain Pens, solid gold points.. .. . $1.75 TIES Lyons’ Stops pain at onc^ Get These— And something of myself; be somebody. Junis Putting in the same old sandwdeh- Many More— Dollar Day Bargains In Marlow’s Basement! removes coni with a as, fruit and pteklea day after day - Then I ’ll go home and show them.” i Combination Pen and Pencil...... $1.95 I Tooth Rowdier 1 Qiuirt Can F LIT Hilda gave her a shr^d glance. I Cream I* *Asler than thinking of something Copper-NIckle Plated few applications. new but not nearly so good for build- With FLIT SPRAYER Your Dollar Buys More At Marlow’s! "H ow about the boy friend I’ve Waterman Fountain Pens. . $2.75 and up - seen waiting for you at the 'corner For design Only O C ; ^ Ing young, bones and muscle. j $ 1.00 TEA KE-TTLES The way the food Is packed Into I BIG BARGAINS IN THESE ITEMS! of Thirty-fourth onCe or twice?" costs . . the luhob kit Is of great Importance. Spray Winlcr Storage Spaces Now. Special $1.00 ; Boots colored."Edward? Oh., he’s WESTCLOX ALARM CL6CKS enthusiasts Attractive containers cost so little i lOom Suite.. .$47*50 Glass Bake Oven-proof Ware just a friend. A nice boy. . .. .” "H e’s rich, .isn’t he?” • Big Ben .,..$3.50 that TOU might as well replace last ' LUNCH BOX WITH 1— 11,-Quart Round Casserole with Combination Pie year a ramshackle wreck with some- ^ rust tapKstry. The price is unusually low. \ A C U U M B O T T L E Coser— r e g u la r ...... She shrugge.i. “ Yes . . . I guess • Big Ben (with radium d ia l)...... 54.50 EASE PAIN thing that wUl make the food taste i Regular Value $1.25 6 Custard Cups— regularly ...... Ivory Enameled BO.” 2Sc better to the fastidious child who "You gue.'s! 'Course he is. I saw • Baby Ben. f ...... $2.95 and $3.95 Special $1.00 TEA KETTLES that car of his. There was a fellow notices that kind o f thing. Regular^Priee for Both ...... "~$LS0 • Ben Bolt Electric Alarm ...... $2.95 Anacin came up to Hunter’s Falls in the If you like your Angehs When It comes to unusual bar- ■ For Best Values In WINDOW VENTILATORS Special at $1.00 Special $1.00 summer once 1 with one like that. • Bantam A la rm ...... $1.25 Neckw'ear wardrobe gains the wrought iron wall bracket Size. 8" high, 31x37” Minerva, Isn’t it? ” to fairly sparkle Tablets r'-i-Quart OlasslNike Baker and one Pie Plate, regularly $1.80 bicar. Rouge at Watkins makes a play for first Rcgiihirly 29c Ekich "I don’t know honestly. I never • Pocket Ben W a tch ...... $f.50 with gay patterns, noticed.” place. I t ’s really a handsome , Bedrocmii Living Room and Occasional Furniture Special ______Special $1.00 GALVANIZED ASH CANS you’ll buy these Ties thing. You can have a red pot In a ; I Hilda gave her a wondering • Dhx Watch ...... " $ L 2 5 by sixes! black bracket— or choose your own Him 4 for $1.00 CLOTHES BASKET AND WASHBOARD. glance. “You’re a riot. Honestly (Both these watches have unbreakable crystals). color combination—there are a dor- ' Shop at $1.00 you are. No wonder the men fall 44c en at ’em. You’ll find It will do ' IRONING BOARDS ______Both for $1.00 for you. Y'ou’ve got a— I don’t know | things to your living room this win- ' Regularly $1.29 • - a litWe girl way about you. That’s OTHER SPECIALS ter. How much? Only |1 .(XI on I Large Step-on Can with Legs anti 10-gallon what they like.” EVANS’ TRIG-O-UGHTER. combina- a i- /v Special $1.00 0 SIJK) Dollar Day. i Waste Paper Basket to Match Galvanized tion lighter and cigarette case...... ^ . t b 4 e 3 U Boots flushed. ” I haven’t.” WO for $|.00 Dolman sleeves—-the moat oOm- Electric Table Both for $1.00______, Garbage Cans "Well, take It from me he’s Evans’ Lighters...... T X ...... $2.00 and $2.50 fcgtable a girl can wear— now are | Broom ...... someone to hang on to,” Hilda of- Tangee used In dresses, sulU and coa.U. A I-amp with Shade $1.00 fered, buttering the last bit of grand winter coat of heavy black I Mop...... v;::;;:;;::::: brown bread and eating it with Up Stick KEMP’S, INC Special evident, relish. "This man’s towm rough woolen, trimmed with luxur- Regularly ...... j j ,3 Is a hard one for a girl alone. Sure. R. DONNELLY kwa collar and eufft of rilver fox. Electric Coffee Percolators C heney H all Salesroom THE STORE OF QUALITY FURNITURE eweler I dolman sleeves cut to A e waist- j Special Both for $ LOO you can earn enough' to ' keep going U REMNANTS AND IMPERFECT'S $ 1.00 lay Ijy day. But what about get- , 515 Main Street Special $1.00 , Manchester ____ Hartford Road 79c !>na'sick? ^\V hat about a w inter] ■.W‘- ■■ ■

' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEff^.CONN.. WEDNESDAY,

littirlirstfr mlgtbinnt ttaan (or ggpi or chlldraB. Uncle Toby aida-allppad the grisly though only nven or eight are com- Ur. •ow an, «hoiPtvgr, la atill old cuss than—got clear out of tha monly seen In the cities of the Srounf. Prgaumably hg la alto- state and left the dour proclamation, Unltad States. realm more as e symbol than as a ^Enenitis B rrald || In New York Daily Health breaking out again la fun force oad timent not lat. leader. No one doubts there ore vigor. gether capable of abaorbing a laa- closing the banka, to lieutenant- BIW4MAI|IMtt.eiCl Double Does Its opposiUai ti rUMUlliHBU Ht I'UiC To breed and devel’op properly, many, eiio feel Just as bp does, At toe same Ume it la aoUce of KTOALJ) PHINTIMO UOHPANX, UIC. aoa. Hla anbltioo to partletpata Governor Wilcox to tesue. Doubt- the mosquito must have water. It whether or not they would be willing traditional, greafl^i 1> B l u d l, «tTMt largely in tha pelltica of hla town, less remembering the success of that Dollar Day Specials the difficulties this eenttmeat will outcome at toil RodeU, UmoahMUr, Ueaa BOWnUL y o u have roUBFOODayaars Uadame Anna Frego Service hatches from aa egg deposited ' in All But Her Acting tor entrust party fortunes again to have in organlzlDg Itself for prac- hla dlitrict, hla atate or even the exploit. Uncle Toby elld out of this AND FUN: FRENCH OR OER-| rector of tbs Bcole Matemalla water. Its favorite breeding grounde so badly'defeated e former chief. simply because it doubts; THOMAS riROUSOM tical expreosion. WlU work. 0«n«r«l M»«A««f______oatleii la a laudabla one. Hie pro- strike mess the other day and went MANT new VORH H.\8 BOTR Francaise, French day nursery of • are rain water barrele, cisterns, The man’s words, divorced from On one hoad. It shows toa "pro- TO OFFER. / the quarter at B4« West 28th MOSqtTTO STILL HOLDS tanks, garden pools, slow-flowing PoscSad OeteMr i. n tl giunpUpe quality of political Inde- up to Sunapee. j ---- “Bd giving, aa her bis osm individuality and perteual gresalve” RepubUcons, who never Such a doubter, apparenOy, l^ibllib*4 MaaiT irvaaiM Kaeapi —— I street. Never for a moment has SOME HEALTH MENACE streams, ponds, and aagging gutters M S«Tloe Staff OorTeepondent , reason, that both her romance and estate, are what toe politicians 'are really liked Mr. Hoover, that he oad Lewis Douglas, srtio has Ju ^ :f ra aaa Bolidaya Batarau at tha pendence la- praiaeworthy. At an- Not only la Sunapee lovely piat One., of the biggeet cities ‘in | she lost sight of the spirit of on houses sod sewer catch basina. Despite Attack of Hoover as budget director because he j Germany” andv'a metropolis "of We must demand for our women Hollywood—For the flnrt time in : career are all she could desire, thinking of. The fact that he is srill- bit kind still ora mombers of the W ai OBtea at Maacbattat. Cona, aa other time he may perbapa win the now, to these calm September after- Franca. Through tha children Danger Net Bo Greet In U. S. as In Tbe time required for hatching the history of pictures, costume and | Herbert Mundln window ahoppliX- Ing to break hla tllenee leads them prehenslve of toe effects of aaS CliAa Mali Mattai. Franoe”—tlmt'e New York ..... who come to her, ahe urges their Tropica, But IVe Good Idea To from the egg to a mosquito that is employment, appointments, salariss HULTMAN^S party, and vocal. On toa other, it ■OBSCIUPTIUN BATBa aupport of the party aa a candidate noons, but could tbars be a lovaller and promotions on equal terms with Opponents Find Little to wonder how many others may be shows toe new Amarlcmn Liberty ued large-ecate spending. Helen Worden takee you on tour parents to continue to eat French Kill Peat la Breeding Ftaeee. .. . able to fly la from seven to tan * ****■■• " ■ - A"®* P'«y« rtding the menw-grT He does fiot talk about toe uaa Taar. by maU ...... *•■(>« for the Laglalatura or for aome time to be somewhere, anywhere through Manhattaa’e Intereatlng mei.. *1? *’« <»*“>“cted while the atar le : round at the beach___Harry Green approaching, or are actually lrir,-ths League how hard It islll be to in- Par Moatb. by nail ...... f (0 dishes, remember French tr ^ l- days. Hence it is clear that the Men’s Wash Slacks same state of mind. tutlon; he 1s quite wnilng to let * staala ooptaa...... w.4444v<'-« *** higher poatUon. But It la doubtful t.lmoel, that wasn't the capital of Oertnaa and French colonies in her tiona and sing French songs. By DR. MORRIS F18HBEIN way to get rid of mosquitoes In any —Dr. Olive Stott Oabriei, preeident from the studio. taking hU wife and baby for on air- Common Fighting Ground corporate all euch- Opinion under one OalTTarad. ona yaar ...... article below, the elxth of eight I Editor, Joamal of tbe American Nsuonal AsiocUtion of Women 11.^ Grade, $1.45 $2.75 Grade, $1.95 The tests will be made for Anna I Ing___Sue Carol hastening to a AnnUtloe Is Over flag. pMt bury its social concents antf1 If it will be by taking advantage of Connecticut, when ^na la a goyemor vicinity is to get rid of all stagnant Lawyere. Sten's next film, "Broken SoU." a friends hardly can see him enllstk MJBIUUCP or 1MB ABKOCIATBO which ehe is writing for this column Women Dominate Medical Aseoclatlon, and of water. When It U impossible to studio for a test. In his moglxlne arUcle Mr. Hoo- One scarcely con Imagine Messrs. critical labor war situation, by and tha governor is likely to oe daring the vacation of Paul Harri- Boys’ Wash Slacks modem American story which will i with Mr. Hoover. But he Is Inte PRBI3S Curiously enough, It Is the Hygoia, the Health Magazine get rid of such water, control Farmers de Luxe By BYRON PRICE ver renews hla 1932 complaint Jouett Shouse, Al Smith, at ol, wel- ed In national solvency. Xba Aaaoetatab Prata la aielualaaiy backing a strike against a concern called on to aummon his men-at- French women, and not the the breeding of mosquitoes by suit- Charles A. Lindbergh bos become go into production within a few Ann Dvorak and Leslie Fenton i against "regimentation"—a word, coming Mr. Hoover to their fold, aattllaa to tha oaa for rarablleatlon m> beet aeotetent In biology, fol- $1.50 Grade, $1.15 $1.95 Grade, $1.45 weeks. But Ml.xt Sten wlU be far WhaUver Herbert Hoover's pres- The problem -roubllng Mr. o( all nawa fllapatobaa cradliab to 11 that pays much higher wages than arms and sally forth and ptop a men, who are the ouUtanding The mosquito Is a pest, but it able methods. The placing of oil are becoming regular ranchers. They < Incidentally, which ha introduced In- even though he It talldng now much By HELEN WORDEN characters of their neighborhood. on the water will stop their breed- lowing my course assiduously. Th# from Hollywood, vacationing. have Just completed a bam to house ent standing srith toe voters may be. to political discussion long la ad- as they are. volt’s opponents today Is not 01 Dot oibarwiia orcduad in tnta he does himself, or by window- strike—and maybe a domlck with does not represent the menace name hs wlU leave la that ecteace sMen’s Caps, $1.00 Grade ...... 79c This, being the flret modem story hla return to the forum of public aL arousing of opposition sentimelili paoar and alae tha looal oawa oub* MadamOlstUa P etitpu' name is to health in this country that it ing, but this naturally makes It im- a tractor, a cow. and several horses. vance of those acts of the Roosevelt Tbe difficulty of finding a com- lltned barain dressing his stump speeches with the______aide of one’s ancient______bean? New York. Sept. 12— Exuberant known not only in her quarter but represents In the tropica. possible to use the water for any win be oa Illustrious as that la avia- in which the Russian actress has And now they ore starting work on. falra has certain Implications which administration which he now enu- wtilch they are convinced alr^ d All lighla of raMUblloation oi tion. \ Men’s All Wool Sleeveless Sweaters^ appeared, it was felt that numer- no practical poVttictan discoimts. mon ground on which to oppose Mr. exists In appreciabis strength. r- apaclai diaoaichaa barain ara alae ra- blue denim and muddy shoes. unci. Toby may not be l.gbtntog j l all through the town among the Mosquitoes in the northern por- ordinary domestic purpose. a ^ luxe Chicken coop. merates as tn-.-astons of personal Roosevelt Is shown stlU further by aaraad. German neighborhood. There U e artiste and writers. tions of ths United States carry —Dr. Alexis Carrel, Rockefeller In- $D95 Grade, $1.59 $1.50 Grade, $1.19 oui teats were neceesary to assure These ImpllcaUons include no sup- liberty. Their problem Is the organlsatl^^ Ur. Bowers perhaps now under- quick In some thlnga but no well-fed aturdlbood about the entertainment eiltute. position that Mr. Hoover will be i the fact that Mr. Hoover’s attack Is For many years she bs« run a littls disease. Nevertheless, they Mosquitoes may of course be the beat possible piesentatlon of her. KNOWS HER SHEEP His speaking out carries some- of that sentiment and the eUml^ Pull aarrlca ollant el N B A 8anr> stands the voter psychology that Ubby cat ever had a quicker ear or of the brau houees on Bast 88tb combination pension and restau- are sufficiently a nuisance to make \ $1.00 Grade, 79c However, Anna felt that a rest candidate In 1936, or will Influence based primarily on only one of two tlon of dlfficulYtes among them- tea. Ina kept out of bouses or prevented When people are dipping tbeli OrtonvlUe, Mich.—(AP)— Leona thing Of a warning—in two direc- main counts involved in toe current sent Senator Moses of Nsw Harap' nose for trouble than be, even in the atreet and In the community singing rant at 317 West 29th street. Her It desirable to get rid of them. from biting human beings by using' was absolutely necessary before ahq greatly toe choice then to be made tions. selves. Publlabar'a hapraaabtatlvai Tha at the Labor Temple at 243 East handkerchiefs In Diiitager’s blood Men’^L ight Weight) Sweat Shirts, Algoe. 16-year-old 4-H club member by bis party. It would be contrary dispute. shire to the showers when he tried midst of a comforting nap. Qulcker'n bouse is one of a row of old-fash- U nlm the conditions under which 16 mesh wire scteenlng, attached could start another film. She hat knows enough about sheep raising It la noticed that toe armistice is' To Mr. Roosevelt’s partlssns toe Jul.'ua Uaitaawa ! wrong In this matter -- .same impression? Garrison, show- dried fruit. Avoid using starch such Blondes, Whites, Black kind of a campaign got Just as far as bread with the meat, as this Is 50c Evening In Paris Perfume particularly la view of tha way our He’d Rather See Than Be One. ing that he also ’ was acquainted OVALTINE and Whites, Black as it might ha vs besn expected to: ^ I never saw a purple cow, but with Browning's verses, exclaimed not a good combination. I believe 50c Evening In Paris Lipstick TIES AND STRAPS plan works. That there were mar;y Suede, Patents. $1 pr. nowhere. It will get juet that saw Rex Tugwell at tbs Department to Finerty: "T hat's not a question. that It is advisable to avoid mixing ALL FOR voters In Manchester who failed to of Agriculture. In a purple summer That's poetry!" Lots of grlm-eyed meat and milk at tha same meal, wherever It Is tried. vote at all because thq^’ could not suit. And I never saw a suit so roy- NRA- employees , disputing with also. Meat combines best of all with Fear of regimentation, fear of a ally purple. Also: Mordecal Ezek- Johnson’s big office force what had the non-itarchy vegetables, which get neer the polls without welting eoo LYON’S TOOTH POW„ 86o $1.40 VALUE— brain trust, fear of national bank- iel and Louis Bean, famous brain happened the day thej protested an- take the place of the parts of the an hour or more le beyond any doubt trusters listed on the A.\A payroll os other employee’s dlstnlssal with tha animal that we throwaway. The Actually ruptcy, fear of dictatorships, fear isc 60c Pond’s Cream —ho>Y many caa only be guessed. economic advisers, In their shirt result that Johnson fired Donovan. vegetables are particularly valuable One Lot of One Lot of Solid Leather of the toss of mythical Constitution- sleeves, carrying their trays In the Any way you look at It, a lot of peo- because they furnish the alkaline 55c Pond|s Face Powder Misses’, Children’s and Growing Girls’ It appears to be ths belief of legtil al liberty cannot be relied on to departmental cafeteria...... Anna .ple must be lying.... And any way elements .needed to properly balance Misses’ and , experts that the town has no power you looked at the hearing^ it was a EX-LAX 25c Pond’s Tissues One Lot of frighten one half of one per cent, of Roo-sevelt Dali telling White House the acid-forming elements In the ALL FOR Children’s to divide Itself Into voting precincts Secretary Marvin McIntyre all about swell show! meat. THOUSANDS OF HOUSEWIVES the American people any more. .Nevada in the. Mayflower cocktail I have made a list of the proteins OXFORDS and STRAPS ' without specific authority from the What they fear Is joblessness, fore- lounge---- Lincoln Colcord and Lo- which I have found to be tbe best. 17« Blacks, Browns, MEN’S OXFORDS General Assembly. In that ease It closure, lois of the right to earn a trop Stoddard, writers, at various This list Includes: lean beef, mut- HELPED DESIGN THESE NEW 0 for $1.00 Mostly Tans should be a primary duty of the living. Thsy..lwtll try anything, parties—each bolding glasses in the Health and Diet ton, chicken, rabbit, turkey, sols, 80AP8- ^ and Patents. pr. town’s representatives In that body most distinguished manner. Stod- halibut, tuna, eggs, cottage cheese, 81JH) KBEML «1.49 For the early birds. vote for anything, that with a show dard is finishing a sequel to hie '-Rls- lOc W ^ b u iy s Soai>—8c—13 f o r .. J | to sse to U that such authority Is cream chee.se, and gelatin. By choos- Quantity limited. pr. of resson promUss them these ijig Tide of Color. ’ Advice ing from this list you wlU be^sure lOc^PalmoIive Soap—5c—22 for $ 1 granted, and on terms that will things. • They will not vote for can- At the Press Club; Charlls Mich' By Ur, Frank MoCoy' to get wholesome proteins. RUBBING ALCOHOL elson, the administration’s boss 10c Jersren’s Soap^—5c—24 for.... 1 One Lot of Men’s make It ^sslble for Manchester to didates or a party which promises I have prepared many arUcIea oc Bengal Ranges press agent, playing bridge., Ted make such changes in its precinct DO wy: need to ea t ME.ATT meat which I will be glad to send only to stop the fantastic, muddled Joslin, now Boawclling for ex-Preal- to you. WriU to me In care of this set-up as from time to time over the efforts In their behalf which on- dent Hoover, whose secretary he Pt- 50c PhilUp*s Milk of Magnesia—34c. High and Low Shoes Buy Your Rubber Goods Early! years may seem advisable. was, kibitzing—at another table... To most people the word protein enclosing only I large, The new Dual Bengal Ranges were built in accord- Not the oauai Dollar ran, Work Shoes otfier party Is making. You have meanseans meat. Of course, there ar-* envel unth Hl-Lfiw hurnari; 175 for $1,00 leaders of the texUle strike here Ig u ard ^t^l^,. anH T “P—-One of my other favorite law- not good for them. On the contrary, rub oil on the scalp to Improve ths Bengal Thermostat for oven heat 50c Woodbury’s Lotion That he was defeated in vi.w b«tween you and those horrid vers. Managing Attorney Jack Gar- wholesomely cooked meat li one of circulation. If this Is done. I am ovan hast rag^ulator; drawer In baaa for ovan fac control is situated at- the front of 81.00 AGAROL 10 Gillette Blades bul. d.,' wh'.;*. defeated, m of mue mill towns down to ths south-; rett Scott of NRA. nemesis of the sure you will notice an Improvement. Plata: porcalaln flnlahad ovan; graan-and-lvory or range . . next to the gae cocks. .830 ALL FOR the foods tne child needs moet. tan-aod-ivory porcelain exterior. ™ SKtreordlpary eUU of tbe pub-1 w ant It’s an tdsal plaoe to seek ! ’ *1* coda light, de It is a big mistake to neglect pro- AU pipes concealed. 50c U.S.P. Stearns’, lOO’s Uc mind, indicates the sUblllty of’refure from OM M.n i'®“**^* Johnson as best he- couil tein because such foods are expen- (Glycerine Suppositories and Bod 1 -■ temperament of the majority of cSf ,sTr«h r*'*" ";‘“>*»'lsmostadmlrlngfriend.-in- sive. One way that you may cut Tooth) $1.50 VALUE— Question; S. K. Inquires: "What SloBChester’s Republican voters. It •“°“*** lutruJe|Cludmg union inenibers who had down tne meat bill is to buy the ASPIRIN nlmsBif on on«. Uncle Toby Ukee to : "orketl with him on codes— said" cheaper cuts of meat which require do you think of glycerine suppotl- Pay On The W-B Payment Plan $1.00'Genuine Briar Pipe ^ probably also indicates a decided torlea in cases of chronic constipa- gtv. Old Care the side-step; and he's ' Tnt;^?'Ute‘ U!.'!! J and how Scott long cooking to make them tender. ' . ^.TS**,".** Grartger Tobacco—or S dislike for having a political candi- Many people try to reduce the food .tlon ? Also what should one do in 34c 4 Tins Half & Half Tobacco su^rUlngly nimble at It for an eld-1 thm'"lnteUeVtmM'^cW^^^^ of*'toe date play upon their creduUty by bill by leaving out the protein foods caae of suspicion of a bad tooth?” ^ for $1.00 ALL FOR erly gentleman whOM sktpplng- NBA legal division, rising to; Scott’s and flUing up on st.arches, but this ia Answer: Glycerine suppositories U P tN IHUKMJAY ANU SAaiRDAY tVENINCS UNTIL 9 O 'a O O T •uck devices^ as Mr. Bowers’ "over- about days might almost be sup- support with what sounded Uke aa a mlstaite sines starchy foods dv can at best only be e teip ^ rary re- all” speech ^ Center Park oa the argument that Johnson's discharge lief for constipation. Although they DIAMOND SHOE STORES posed to be over. Onoe upon a time,' not take the place of protein foods. day preceding the prima'ry. Grown- of Donovan bad been for union ac- I have been referred to aa "the are sometimes helpful. A gobd llHt If you remember, we had a perfectly tivities, but that the activitise had should be ueed, taking plenty lof WATKINS BROTHERS ^‘Increase Your Dollar’s Spendina Power” up. thoughtful citlseas do not reliah diet specialist who lets you eat •hooking visitation from Old Man been too belllgsrent...... Mrs. Scott meat." The only reason that I pre- cooked and raw non-stareby vege- at A A A N C HESTER. C O N N . the tkojigbt of pollUi^'candidates, Core in the form of a bank panic. and Mrs. Finerty li.i^ening to every scribe meat is that I have found tables for the bulky cellulose they w rd . "How we Mrs. Scott have a dental examination If you through pracUcal experience that suspect a bad tooth, ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAYS 1013 MAIN STREET MA^HESTER i ■ ■

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S * pendently wealthy, but the stock Preston will travel a long way on dous. . . . Wish aspiring writers market took care of that. He baa the film horison. would stop asking me to sell their <8t M o v i e A c t o r s worked as an oil operator, profes- Htbei Merman Stars "brain ralldren” to studios for sional football player, rancher, and Ethel Merman is going to sur- them, the match seemed over. Blssell waa stock actor. And now John Preston atert coached by the playground di- prise even her friends, she’s so good EsteUe Taylor Is remaining pret- serving with toe score In the eighth rector are rapidly showing eigne of all the Bowers and Trotters in Man- is in the movies—with a mntract to in Ekidle Cantor’s new picture. . . . ty much in seclusion these days . . . UNFAVORABLE WEATHER game at 40-love when Urbanettl at Improvement. cheater to relieve the suffering of Of Stage Parentage star in 12 Northwest Mounted Po-1 ROGERS ANSWERS Hope the Marx Brothers come back which must mean that she’s plan- last hit his stride and took three 'ITie first senior track meet waa the unemployed. lice flima, four of which already j soon,. . . there's always something ning something startling. points in a row to deuce the game >haecond-hand auto dealer who waa held jointly with the Knighte of Co- "Further 1 do not publish any. Bgr D A K THiMCAS have been flnlabed. ' doing' With them around. . . . Big Maxie Baer won’t make a picture only to lose the . next point. He HimbuS and Recrtatlon Centers epon- thing In the paper as an.eleventh twirtw BteC OorrMpondcnt Waited by Bette DaWa. She want- They’re independently made pic- homes around the flim colony are with a light sequence in It. . . . m HIT ATTENDANCE AT POOL won the next three;, points In a row BOWERS CHARGES ed to buy a car—and had |3b Borshlp and at which time the town hour attack on any man. I have tures. but they are giving him a being rented for a song, because wonder what he thinks people want and then proceeded to play and win championship honors were also con- been In Center Park many timea , —Acton' children have with which to pay for it. She got start. And,'unless I miss my guest. the upkeep on them Is so tremen- to see thi champion do? the next two games to lie the score one. too, not much to look at, but tested. In the Joint track meet when the strikers were meeting and ^ batter chence of mekliiB the to at five , games each. The lead in . have not been Invited to speak. I TWO LOCAL MEN AWAIT jpade in the movlee than the olT- still It runs. Despite that Fact It Is Esti* Hwp Manchester from beinff blank- were numbered some of the leading games teetered back and forth until Metropolitan Track stars and our Says He Was Not Bragging i think I have a lot more friends iprinf of men in any other )|)rofea~ The car was for her husband, , ea In the men’s events. toe score stood at eight games each Harmon O. Nelson. He refuses to TH URSD AY, SEPTEM BER 13 th pedal Interest was toe Five own Joe McCluskcy with also some among the strikers than either CUARDS STRIKE CALL months C o « , S ”t < © l mated 50,000 Took Ad- and Utbanettl then won the ne.'ct of the leading glria stars appear- I Bowers or Trotter. That thla la true la revealed in let Bette auppo him, so be ga-e Aiiic Marathon swim which bad 14 two to end one of the most exciting and He Will Defend State- finishing, waa won ing from greater New York on the I "I am delighted that a suit of ' ’a' aurrey ^ t made in one of her the S20 and asked her to gat. tennis finals In the town tennis title same program that was Witnessed Are Officers In Hartford Coiti- '"BoUywood'a major atudloa, War- him the beat car she could for it. vantage of Globe Hollow w Buddy Trich, l5ryear-oid boy of series. overalls did, not hoodwink the vot- . New Haven, who brought adnalrttig by about 3,000 people. Following ments. I ere at the polls Tuesday. I jrore any Expecting: to Be Asslgh- ner Brothen, to determine the And he's as proud of hia palntlesa UrbanetU now has a leg on the this meet on August 12th, a five PERSONAL FINANCE CO. •'emika of life from which film ac- model a.e Bette la of her shiny new ! cheers from toe 2,000 spectat^ ,>Uver loving cup vfhich waa do- ' overaUs once but I am hopeful that ed to Patrol Duty. Facilities — Other Recre- present for his superb exhlblUon of cornered track meet sanctioned by ; even without the college training 7S. 5“.r s^. *•••• tors and actreeaea are garnered. one nated by the Recreation centers nmMS4M * “"®*’* ^ While' the figures ‘ may differ . ------stemtoa axd awimmingf ability to last year; Walter Holland also has Upon learning through the col- I Mr. Bowers has had and wltnout Tw’o of the officers of Company M, win the event in the remarkable time and 73 entries were received with I toe big Inheritance he has received slightly, irbat hold at one Studio p i Haxle's Model OIrl ational Functions. one leg on the trophy. Urbanettl also teams competing from New Haven, ^*’ ® o f etatemente h69th C. N. G., who w-ere held at the usually can be applied with fair a girl who can love like Mae of one hour and thirty-six minutes. received a handsopie tennis racket allegedly made by Sherwood G. I will not have to wear ovcralla to State Armory in Hartford laat night A total of 81 entries were received Waterbury, Hartford. Middletown ; w i n f r i e n d s . accuracy to the industry as a West, have a figure like Qaudette which was dorlated by a. Hartford and Manchester. The leading ath- ^ w ers and Thomas Trotter on ready to be called for strike duty are whole. ' Colbert, sing lihe Grace Moore, and I m ’’’ awimming events. The store. Monday, Willard B Rogers today ‘'Although the primaries are over Manchester men. Bertrand K. SUDDEN PHOTO SERVlCBI The doling of the Globe Hollow Town Champlonahlp swimming race letes of toe state were numbered AU bar work done by a loeaJ studio The survey at Warners' showed be as silent as Garbo! That Is what | Women’s Champlonshtpe among the contestants and winning Mked The Herald to print the fol- j I challenge Mr. Bowers ,to prove Sawyer, who is the first lieutenant that the fathers of SB per cent of •wimming pool on Sunday Septem- ^ t o a field of 75 entries held on The women's elngles was held and lowing statement; ; that he has ever made a dollar from In Manchester. 5e h roH for deeol. Max Baer wants the studio to And I POPULAR MARKET Sunday, August 19, and about 500 the most number of points and be- of the company lives at 67 Dougher- oping. 8-bonr service. the players were actors or con- him for his leading lady, in his 855 MAIN STREET j RUBINOW BUILDING ber .6. ended a aeason of somewhat the field was very small, the con- ing aw'arded the Watkins Trophy i his own efforts either physically or ty street and Second LlSutehant nected with the theatrical profes- spectators present, consisted' of testants numbering only 4. Gladys "I made It perfectly clear In my I mentally. The truth of the mattet forthcoming picture. Guess be for- curtailment attendance because of events for swimmers from their first w-erc the New Haven Harriers. advertisement In The Herald on John V. Blake rerldes at ' 181 Au- CENTER TRAVEL BUREAU sion. Seventeen per cen't of the | got to say that she should also be | Lampi echt wqn ' the title and this I la that he would be In a worse tumn street. “ Bus Terminal’* egg w.h. parents were newspaper or maga- WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP unfavorable swimming weather aa year aa swimmers to toe Senior makes the third successive year that Monday that .1 w-as not bragging of ! plight than the longest unemployed able to danct. like Ruby Keeler and duri^ the latter part of August the ,?®*‘* everyone Intereited for what I had done for the poor but Colonel Harry B. Blssell, National zine writers. Six per cent were swim like Leuore Right. - i ah. has held he title. Eleanor were It not for his Inheritance. I Guard, staff officer, waa In Manches- artists. And the remaining IS per ! sudden change of the weather made which was opened Heubner waa runner-up. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT now that Bowers and Trotter nave stand ready to defend in public. In at 2:30 and did not finish until 5:00 raised the Issue I stand ready to ter last evqnlng and was waiting a cent were business' men of our Mtbtng entirely unnecessary to The men’s- doubles was. held and It Center Park or In any hall In town 1 IXISSibld fall. Ha ix.*aa "Bun" For Your .Money DOLLAR DAT BARGAINS DOLLAR DAT pfes*® keep cool. But even with the ab- p. m. Many new champions of prove, that I_have done more than kind or another. Here's a warning for women with proved fairly successful there being any etatement I make. I promise From this it would, seem that As usual, we are going to give you more value for your dollar than ever before. breviated season a good record of toeir respective age and class were nine teams entered, 18 players In all. Mra. Nancy M. Montgomery an- a tendency t buy clothes ;n Paris. wts’s attendance waa made for the season crowned but in the senior classes the nounces the engagement of her while. actors may . .not necessarily , - , KetU Galllan advises against buy- FOLLOW THE CROWD — FOR ECONOMY! t - FOLLOW THE CROWD! The teams seeded were Carl John- .oo which opened on June 20, until the usual finale prevailed as toe com- son-Lebro Urbanettl, Earl Bissell- daughter. Frelda Gertrude Mont- be bom as such, they at , le'ast are | ing any hosiery In the French capl- ciodng time as an estimated at- petition to displace toe already three gnmery, to Carlton Jared Shore, son Imtajed with, histrionic Idea^ oy , tat, "American stockings look bet- James Metcalfe. Carl Johnson and DO-CUO""* tendance of approximately 50,000 conwcutlvsi tlrop winner^ Eddie Urbanettl. defeated John O’Leary Of Simon Shore of Oxford, New thelr parents t ter, last longer, and are cheaper," people Is given for the whole year. UtowinakI and Anne Arson, was ’X*'Y«‘>ding Will take place CHOICE STEER BEEF lacking. . and Roeailo Sapienaa In the finals “ she says.. ^ Few Aoddents to annex the town tennis champion- early in October. Independent Husbands ------BONELESS Worthy of mention at this Ume Uthwlnsld l4 roed ship. • The 'most surprised man in Coming Back In Films RIB Top Sirloin is the notlcelhle decrease In the In the men’s class TUtowinskl re- 'The Rec tennis team waa again F. B. DY'ER DEAD Hollywood the other day waa a i A few years ago he was Inde- ROAST S ibs. $1 ROAST ten number of assists made during the ceived some competltloh and had to organized tola year the players year by the regular lifeguards in be in there trying to win at all Umes used nutabered six, and matches 12'—(API—Fred. charge. Frank BuSch and Victor but In toe eno’.a .,\va< MONEY SAVED present and witnessed some of the In the two'seml-flnals, three seed- Silk and Cot'^on •MraeWt ENiiwurih Street boaie. comical sides of swimming in the ed players were matched and also Notice la hereby given to all tax-1 txnsed by Mr. Roy W. Osataad, rorni of obstacle races and this drew SheTO'ood Blssell who had eliminated payers in the Eighth School and i Carl Johnson. Urbanettl defeated *• Pr o v i d e d b y m aatomsOt fu TEXTILES much laughter from all present. Utilities District that a board of re- ' DRESSES ***** N««»«r with OQpfwr M»age IS MONEY Presenting another new Recreation Sturgeon and Earl Blssell trouneb'd Ilef meeting will be held at the Hose ' th* townspeople, Director his brother, Sherwood. ’ Urbanettl House, corner Main and Hilliard!I DOLLAR Frank Busch brought the State A. met Earl Bisselt In the finals of the streets, Monday. September 17to.! I ADVANCE tourney and finally emerged the vic- $1.00 ** w y i dua o w a c r . EARNED -I'. »wlmmlng champion- 1934.from 6:00 to 7:00 p. m. Eastern i| advertising Mid iHousands of onr "Twe Ifcta hot-waitr MPvW failed In The .Most Poptilar Colors-^ ships with toe leading aquatic swim- tor after one of the most gxuelllnir Standard Time, for the purpose of j I mers of the sUte of the Globe Hol- and hecOo battles. Urbanettl’s vic- hearing any and all complaints In ' a and meuv Am the openling tory was one which waa richly de- customers admit quite frankly that an Amtomatre Black - Brown - Green the highest hon- regard to the tax list. . 1 New Fall oo e approaeW K cents a day. ors. In the women’s events waa Anne served, one In which every point Wm, W. Robertson, We Iwwe bA«o so weH pieaaec! by Rust Arson, our local champion, who won was-closely fought for and then oh Charles B. Loomis, ke oyeraHoR that we hove iwcon. toe other hon'd the defeat suffered bv gas water heater will supply clean hot wat«* for toe diving honors and the 60-yard Wm. Foulds, Jr., DRESSES nwTided antomettc gas water % Blssell was equally as bitter anb Edward J. Murphy, titles Slid having her heartbreaklng,^ The seta were Ued I heeskig to many of our friende." JTTTmrr.i kEYCm i mi !!,*!?*% nearest oppon- Edward R, Coleman, less money than any other heater giving com- 1 E V E R Y I T E M A \ A 1^KS A . S A V I N G / •nt. In the men'i evenU, eventi. Frank at 2-all and the fifth set was five' Wm. R. Campbell, games to two In Bisaell's favor and Welle Strickland. $2-95 Bnstol Sheets _ Sizes 14 to 18. ______parable service. ^ SILK hLIPS GJood quality, 81x99, wygv Dainty Dot Hosiery Regularl.v 1st quality, new Fall shades. ^ a Reg. $1.10 quality. Each .... / C Dollar Day Special . . . Service and Chiffon. 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Larger Gas for automatic water heat- ELECTRIC 28x36 ...... Z / C 1 ing te always cheaper than Regular 69c, 10-Vard Piece Part Linen 1 „ DRESSES any non-flame fuel or indirect BLEACHED TOWELING I I Formerly Sold To $6.95 or smaller homes and families DolLir Dny Special .. PERCOLATORS CORN ^ UNTNQ SATEEN . ' BIAS T.APE 1 system, 36-lnch, all colors. y Colors only. To m I may require more or less hot $1.00 * yds...... ^le Regular 89c, close-out, 2 for O C 1 $2*90 2. Safety otkI OeairitncM POPPERS water, and consequently use a ^The water la never heated to Dollar Day Special .. 59c 1 Lot Damas k Drapes ____ While They Laat! Pinch pleated, lined. i Fall Curtains - dangerously high temperatures. Ruffled - Cottage Sets - OO larger or smeller amount of gas, The storage tank is of copper $1.98 to $2.98 values. Pair ^ X a 4 t i|Youthful Styles Komen’s Regular 95c, Scranton Nets. Pair...... OO G so that the hot water Is but m each case tHe cost iai'lower Dollar Day Special . .. 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fommsss MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBrai 12,1884. qulrsd to stM d ia lln I M h o u r t o v o t e : | CHAMBER PROTESTS HeraM Jt/rgMl Chaiige STA1E REPUBLICANS mraU, MU et Uum without rogard slwsya has bsan s laiuUag Amarieaa MRS. ELUOTT SHOP Realizing toe poesIbtUty of a tre- to tb« provision* of ths law which virtue. w d to tb« bM.Ur day that U to b» CengTSsa had slrsady tu » s d dosw Irank examiner s requires that It ihall be kept non- Ws know that tta« wisdom o f ths mendous popular vote In toe sever- Ha'itford, Sept. 12.— (A P i — CONTINENTAL From one cause or anotber, condi- •a econoralrally unsound sad un- NOMINATE ALCORN partisan. , This reaulted in the ne- tions had been' brought to such ttllP //ere Are the Highlights post Hires on la ths preaent, slss HARRIMAN’S ACTION ' al contests in toe cunent priroariez. ^ While toe state police depart- iAKEWELL ASSAILS necessary. Wo beUeve that in toe ^_____ I The Herald was toe firet to urge in IN NEW LOCATION clssity of a .-esignatloii. The Gover- were today's wisdom naught but to- ment CM bMdIe My ordinarv pass that many states and commun- relltf xxrork the administration PRODDED ON RULE Tonight M d every Wednesday nor has not seen fit to correct the morrow’s folly. Into our instituttuna ~~~ i ita editorial columna tola summsr . (CoDtIaiied from Page One) emergency with its 112 men. it is ities had reached the lim it ot their should have followed toe lead of ______i evening eetback U to* attracuon at iGIVESDI error by another appointment. This resources, and federal relief for dls- Of Bahewell Address Md ideals that wisdom has-flowed Ct._J i - * ^ I • <*Mge from a erowdsd central \ Irapoaslble to cover almost toe President Wilson In toe World War, scheduled to convene, spectators b e -' ! House’* Pine grove. Wspplng. Play-1 board Is a workable board and ^ess on s huge scale waa an imme- If they have aught of value. It Is laKeS duUld A lsm st issuing! voting place to more adequate and! entire state at M y one time. and strictly eliminated polities; that ^ ^ ® j c o n v e n i e n t divisions of tot town in- ; g M gstbering in the gaUerles. I ’ NEW DEAL POUCIES should St the present time be func-< mate and pressing need. Prompt not a new model o f goxrernment Stock Moved Yesterday to State Police Cblrnmiaaioner An- It should have utilized toe great ' : to wards. ! Hell CrowilMI I pi'**** ivill be aw a rd ^ and refre !^ Uonlng. Its powers are as brood as action here met with universal ap- Hartford, 'Sapt 12— (A P )— The^paat livaa in the preaent else ware we need, but more intelligent thony Sunderland said this morn- President Roosevelt SsyS' volimtter organizations, like toe Red In estabUshing a record vote for A half hour later, virtually every ' i"eot» served. Yesterday's Herald: those given the fedeiU and district proval. Connecticut must perforce 3 >n*««manytoday's wisdom naught but tomor- M d conacienUoua use of the oppor Statement on Strikers to ing. Between atety and seventy- 50 Per Cent Stock D i v i M l Cross, In this work, and that *♦. toe current primariea with Its at- 997 Main St., in E. J. Holl scat In the hall xx'as crowded. I boards under the present federal in self defence accept, e ven ' insist M. Bakewell, before the Re- row’s folly. tunltlM which our present model five men were detailed from vari- should have called for volunteers. , tendMt dlecomforta Md long waits, There was s stlrr of excitement In They Must Use Reason on KgS'erl^l* T,.«,a.y „,,ht administration which are seeking to upon receiving her share; but we publican state convention In terse providef. No Dompcratlc Hovern- ous barracks for duty in the ever- ! In G. 0. P. Keynote Speech Congressman Pleads for Re- the Press. M d wiUlngneaa of the party work- the Fairfield CJounty delegation as I Sends Shares Up T w t control Industrial . relatlonahips in propose to resist to tho utmost ac- paragraphs: Circumstances have made the Ra ment can be better than the citizens Great savings would thereby have Block. widening strike area, and as trou- ' ers during the entire day also set a one o f its members, Gordon Christie I Mons Ypres Poet. BriUsh War Connecticut. It has been left with- con^panylng federal dictatorship. Connecticut la a great industrial publican Party tha party o f order who compose IL What is needed is been effected, and the program ble was reported from widely sep- Federal Loans. high mark, .iotor traffic on Cen- of Trumbull fainted In his seat. Fel- i I VeterM s, will hold Its regular meet- tinm to Constitution— Demands Changes in Liqnor out personnel and is therefore inac- Such federal aid should be strictly state. We believe that Its govern- and aUbtlity. more unselflsbnesa more devotion would not have been besmirched by arated towns.it was necesaarv to Points Today. The Board of Control of to* Cham- ter street waa heavy a!' day. espe- low members in the delegation car- i I I n g t o n i g h t St 8 o’clock at toe Army tive, a flagrant example of the will- an emergency measure, and should ment can and should be so adminis- more wUllngneaa to serve. waste, graft and corruption. split up the squads of state'po- I cially during the late afternoon and Mrs. Elliott's Rug and G ift Shop, rled him out of toe hall. 1 : and Naxry club. Final arrangements ingness to permit federal interven- never become a part of permanent tered that industry can produce high Democrats who still revere the When our fathers established this We believe that while it may hava ber o f Ckimmerce yesterday autho- lice, the commlasloner .said. I Law— Condemns Milk Board and Decbres That the early evening. Long lines of care popular Main street esUblishment. State Chairman J. Henry Rora- Hyde Park. N Y., Sept. 12— ‘V lll be made for attendMoe at the tion and the subrogation o f state policy. In a country so vast as grade goods at low cost, under a name of Jefferson are equally con' government, they built upon the been defensible for a time to ad- rised toe appointment of a commit- Today the comparatively few ) from east M d west were tempora- back looking cool M d dignified in ’ API President Roosevelt la dis- British. War Veterans’ memorial New York. Sept. 12 — lA P ) — rights. Labor disputes in Connecti- ours, with interests so diverse, no eystem of well treated and well paid cemed In resisting the subversive foundation of existing InatltuUons, minister poisons to toe body politic is today located in new quarters at state policemen were scattered I tee to write a letter to proteet to* rily held up while toe pars o f party a grez checked suit, arrived at the service In Springfield Sunday morn- Further------pressure------— - on u.U. o.S. govern-Kovwrn- Nation Is in the Midst of an Insidious, Creeping Revo* cut should be settled by those fa- formula can be deviaed for the equit- labor; with profit for the Invasthrgaa trends of tks so-called New Deal. tod were therefore the more re&dily In toe effort to "prime toe pump", 997 Main street, in toe E. J. Holl , from Wllllmantlc as far south is ' turbed by the severity of Federal j wolL able to profit by the *xperience of toe time has come to atop gixing action of Henry Harrim M. president workers entered or left the drive- convention hall Just before U ing. Every member Is urged to be ment securities gave today's finan. miliar with conditions in Connecti- able distribution of federal funds; block. The stock of Mrs. ElUott’s o'clock and went into a huddle on ■ Mystic from eight to ten being.’ : hank examiners and wants them to ' the to its long struggle for them, and to allow nature to get in of to* United States Chamber ot way of toe voting place. Two offi- present toblght.____ cial markets a rather spotty appear- cut. Our Labor Administration favoritism and sectional log-rolling xW e as good citizens should aU sup- shop waa moved to the new quarters the platform with Senator Walcott. i '»vger towns and less i follow the rule of reason in passing 1 . lution— “ Democrats’ Pledges Unkept.” ought not to be dominated by uberty. Thus the speculative results Its healing work- W e thoroughly dls- cers were assigned duty at traffic Inevitably enter In. Labor disputes In CotmecUcut poft .the President in all constnic- Commerce, in issuing a statement yesterday. Her former location Representative Bakewell, chairman than that number in communitie.4 ' The regular monthly meeting of Washington as it is at the present Of the political theorlato, while re approve the wholesale destruction of posts on Center street, xu t Md I on loans which he believes are now I was absent from the state dur- should be settled by those familiar Uve meosuree token for relief which to newspapers recently concerning further up Main street is to be oc- of the convention and Oarence I where small mills were located.' too restricted, Dllworto-Cornell Post, the American While Federal loans apparently t^ ed , were tempered and controll hogs, cattle' and grain, and toe re- west of toe driveway entrances an ' time. Promises of political reward ing the last session o f the Legisla- with conditione In Connecticut. Our do not threaten worse evils than cupjed by M other store. Mrs. G. Willard, secretary ol toe state the commissioner said. He is following !■ the full text of the mg of recovery due to the uncer- from federal sources ought not to ed by toe teachings of experience striction of output. Wealth Is not the. Federal government's policy on the fact that no accident occurred watching With Interest tot ‘’ *'<* *“ ‘ h* S tate, “ y t September 17 in ’ publican State Convention at Hart- cue. Other states are suffering in the met with popular approval. There Wealth Je not measured by dol- vole: a long established business and Mrs. ham, former United States Senator. them'to concciitrote in Williman- same way. We are more fortunate ficulties In connection with com- to retain toe maximum of liberty sometimes regarded as too founder test of the curtailment of the New ford last evening. is the Liquor Control Law, widely The old age pension Is—a tempor- lars, but by goods, and the destruc- REPUBLICAN Elliott tnxitea the public to .inspect' Cornelius J. Daiiaher of Meriden, tlc yestenlay. Cammis.sioncr Sun- ■ mon law procedure as it pertains to consistent with toe existence and of modern science, laid down a York. New Haven Md Hartford rail- 7;r" ■■■•''’ ""i- ’ We have come together from'^fall ' Lhan they in that owing to the sound heralded by Its chief sponsor, the ary depreseion expedient. tion of wealth cannot add to nros- Selectmen her stock at her new location. one of the chief supporters of WU- derland said. With threats of prirts of our fair and beloved state , financing maintained by the Repubii- the compensation o f workmen for present Governor, as the best liquor perlty. well being o f the social order; the principle whose accep^nce laid toe road atation hours at the north end Seven to be nominated. i : cox's gubernatorial CMdldacy enter- ttonble among the strikers in M select candidates for. the highest l c "* administration, v/e entered the Injuries received. Exhaustive law In the land. It has proved sat- communities, toe maximum of inde- foun'dation for modern-.'progreas. It depot. The railroad this week m - I ed the nail late and the word was Mechanicsvlllc and other 1 mill C .S lt o b " 01 )» “turU.,. ,i. "i " ’ I” did « S . | . studies were made with the result We believe that every state should cflfleers within its gift, to take ous I ‘'depression period with a clean slate, isfactory to no one. It will have to t>Mdence In toe conduct of their own was that "nature can oiily be con- nounced that toe station would close •Sherwood G. Bowers--...... 2200 qukkly passed around that he would towns today, the police were that in 1913, Connecticut placed Its attend to its own affairs, protect the Our President U ekllfuU In paint- beartngs In the present cri.sis and ' ‘ h®*- the depression dehclt wlU be re-written, and , we trust that affairs that would not interfere with quered through obedience to her St 6:15 o'clock ( d. s. t.) each cve- •Daxid Chambers ...... 2491 ake the apeech------renopiinattng WII- again acattered throughout th'* hasle Workmen's Compensation interests of its owrq citizens-and paj' ing rainbows on the shoulders of the nfeV- clear our stand. nn'asure the full Indebteiiness of our when this is done, in keeping with toe protecUon by the state of the laws." Thia principle obtains In the hing. ellfflti.atlng the necessity ot a • ^ r o n Cook ...... 2518 j GIVE MISS SQUATRITO sJ ‘ eastern.pan of iht[ state. ~r'“ immediate spurt toi- higher - »- leveie its own bills; and that a state which sky, and in conjuring up the pot of Let us pause U.r a moment ttt; "tate. and the burden, though great, Law on the statute books. That law our cherished Connecticut tradi- interesta and needs" o f other com- economic and social order as weU as eight m M at the sutlon. The Cham- •John Jensen ...... 1832 ' although the majority were a s- a.*-.* ur(M ni'tt Inttn*s-t>Kla epVia a has been steadily Improved and cannot do so should cease to be a gold at the foot of every rainbow. In the physical. ; son which he wants applied. point with pardonable pride to the. wltl not prove intolerable. The obvl tions. a- large measure of . freedom munities;. toe states toe maximum ber wlILr^uest that toe station be •James H. Johnston...... 1760 nUh ipoose meat for the dinner. trifle better. Cotton waa a bit un- strengthened with each succeeding will be given to the cities and towns state and revert to the position of a ^kept opeXAt least until the last i BON VOYAGE PARTY i ’ ' - I “ r .T r . r £ ' ’S r. — He recalled a case xx’here a small ii‘ —i— —. der water most o f -he time and fact that here in Connecticut was pus lesson to draw from all this is of Independence conaistent with toe W e find ourselves In agreement Ernest L. Kjellson ...... 1613 I I gate support would be rounded ud to the soundness of the financial policy Repubtica Administration. to determine what shall and what territory. _, ‘'■ Wo do not believe that the his- integrity and welfare of toe naUon. yain pas.ie.s through Manchester at Walter Mahoney ...... I town merchant w>.-nted to enlarge other conlmoditlcs xvere about at a ' aatabllahed for the first time in hla- with toe President in toe great “ ob- ..1093 i assure toe .gubeinatorial nomination j, his store, a profitable business, Md of the Republican party in the six- The voters of the state have a shall not be permitted within their tory of America up to 1932 is a rec- A s toe people were the origin and jectives" which be bas In mind. Wa o;lS p. m. •Joseph G. Pero ...... 2218 standstill. Foreign currencies fail- * trfry a free representative govern- I Second Within Week Is Given | w iicox his fellow towmsman. I) liad two endorsers for an $800 IOm . teen years referred to, and hteneecs- right to know tho position of the several committees. The people must decide whether ord of failure, that our civilization source o f all power In toe state, and all want to, relieve distress, and to It is the Chamber's contention •Frank V. Williams ...... 1738 OBITUARY ed to exhibit their rallying powarz nigpt. and that- our state, unin- Local Girl— To Sail for Ftalv I *" Haven I I The Federal bank examiner declined POLICE COURT ot yesterday and most of them dip- fluenced by the wave of Populism aity of maintaining that policy and Republican Party on the questions Milk Control. they are willing to Include In their was In ruins when this administra- their welfare ita ultimate purpose find a solution for too problem of toat not only docs the atation serve AssesMrs — 1 to permit the bMk to execute the ped In terms of the dollar. carrying It stlil further, so that in of Old Age Assistance and Unem^ Then there is the Milk Control permanent system of government a tion came into power. all acta of government must be con- unemployment: we all want to a local population of 23,000 but that One to be nominated. Friday.Friday • ’ i « that swept over the country Some J ^ head of the.delegatlon from bis home ! l oan. Shares of Continental CM got liS yaars a^o. stUl cherishes the Re- time.- of prosperity, we may the ployment Insuranee. To the ade Act. passed primarily for the pur- program which involves the aban- UnuouBly subject to their crlUdsm bring about a larger and more It is also toe nearest station for Clarence Anderson ...... 664 I sity- Peter Dcptula, who Uvea in Holger Bach ...... deaths ! Relates Incident 2 points and U. S. Smelting, How* puhJIean ' Model of Representative more adequately prepare for times qiiatc care of the aged, the Republi- pose of raising the price pAld to the donment of these limitetlons and Y et with all the costa of the New and control. But toe framers of our abundant life for all citizens; and many surrounding towns, compris- .. 476 ! Miss Roae M. Squatrito, daughter ; A n H o u r L a t e . BucklMd block at the rear of •Emil L. G, Hohenthal . . . . , I In another Incident be told of a Sound, American Smelting, Amett- Gbvemmenl which our fathers es- of adversity. can party has always been commit- farmer for milk. It has not brought checks on official action which we Deal, in spite of the fact that we Constitu^on feared toe tyranny of wc aU want a social order In which ing a population of 40,000. Although .’.1527 of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Squatrito of Union school in the north end Quatave Schreiber ...... The convention was called to or-1 Mr*. Olga E. Walker ' fa r m xxorth $6,000 at an emergency tablished. That form of government, A carefui study of the statistics ted. In recent years, the care of the expected results. It has caused have hitherto considered essential to are facing the largest tax and debt majoritlea' and toe tyranny of toe Individual shall find security In dj«bout a p7nl each^ U gle for freedom, will sticceed Just so minating. I shall include, hfit not. assistance has been the subject of farmers. How much o f this might program has failed to bring the did too tyranny o f kings. And so In end be able to live as. an American ness is given the railroad by Man- toe keynote address, at 11:26 a m breach of the peace. He was creat- Am<»Hrfin TssiAn>s^«^ chester. Rx'glstrar of Voters ning at the home of Mrs. Jean Bec- the keynote a d d ,...... _ ,„g ^er home at 4,73 GsTdicrrad been paying ih; interest for long as the Indixidual' citiscns are read, tables giving the receipts of nuich experimentation both here and have been avoided had two of the The 73rd Congress did not func- promised results. various ways they sought td protect should. There Is nothing new In (cM tern dayJlght time I nearW a Inga disturbance last night and' Steel C o n r o littv « abroad. It would seem that the ob- •Robert N. Veltch ...... 1974 chlolla of Hartford. More toM 50 three years but nothing on the ready and willing to perform the the ge.nerat fund for the last seven three members of the Milk Board tion as a deliberative body. 4 —— the people against such tyrannies. these objectives. They hare been These two protests comprised the half hour late. He waa immediate- com- neighbors complained. He was fined ) gomery Ward c7rysi?r Ge^wM ligation resting upon the state for Board of Education of her relatives Md friends’ were plications. She w'as thirty years of principal. He said the bank exami- aervices that are required of them years, the total expenditures from been bona fide milk producers, as In the first place, there were toe so- toe dream of agea. Inspiring men to majority pt bu.xineas transacted by I ly fle e te d by the convention as the care of Its aged could best be The government has been Juggling Two to be nominated. present from New York, New Ha- ’*''c** *0 M.mchcster ail ners ruled out this loan. $15 on the I Standard OU of CaU fo^l^ fo r Its success. We pledge ourselves the genera! fund during the same contemplated In the law, 1 do not A government of men has replac- called checks and balances which effort and canning them forward, the Board at its meeting late yester- chairman. her life. met at this time byj.he enactment with its finances and giving out ‘ Knut E. Erick'son ...... 1804 ven, Middletown, Hartford Md Coincidentally, the President con- with full de*-otion to . its mnlnte- period and l;he amoiints expended in know. Certain It is that the dicta- ed a government of laws. xvere not designed to prevent toe ex- Experience, however, has clearly day afternoon, the rest of the session ^?h7oun%7,te i IZ l ^±"sj“ of an Old -Ago Assistance I.aw , I'tatements so misleading as almost Louis L. G rant...... 817 Manchester. A roost enjoyable eve- ^^'Ponaugby, presl- -.x=oiucs *®.1 yjcr nusband.husband., :.she leaves lerred today with Jesse Jones, chair- naru r-. , _ each year for new conslruoUon. The torial “ crack down" methods o f the pression of toe popular will, but shoxxTi that tiny attempt to bring' being devoted to minor matter.x. “ “ '■y Ganigan.' Pacific were cither sltgh“ y up ^ state-wide In its scope and contribu- to force one to believe that they are George C. Lessner...... 808 ning was spent with music, games Wesleyan University, a tall, i *>*1 parente,*---- • ••»•* .Mr.«uvj and nira. Mrs |-n Herman man of the Reconstruction Finance both of New York CHty and both We. In Connecticut, also believe in Rial of the matter is that a- rash board, borrowed from Washington, The Democratic Party In carefree rather to enable sober second about forthwith too realization of siriKing figure, rose from the floor)*-""”'""’*’' -' — down. tory In character. We should not, deliberately deceptive. •R; LaMotte Russell ...... 1365 and toe usuai social paaUmes. fol- surplus of nearly eight million dol- did violence to the deepest Instincts torgetfulness of its solemn platform thought to take the place of hasty, such high Ideals by toe mechanism to make a nomination for United Corporation, and John Fahey, chair- minors. were before the court a bi-party government, and in party however, delude ourselves into Judge of Probate lowed by a buffet luncheon. daughters, Laura J. and Loretta O News that might have Influenced lars on Ju ly'h '31 was turned into of the Independent, freedom-loving pledge to reduce bureaucracies, has iU-coBsldered emotional judgments of government la bound to fall, and State Senator stid was asked to man of the Home Loan Board, in a charged with lascivious carriage. Stocks was mixed. The labor out*- rasponslbtlity—two, things which thinking that-the old ago pension is Every administration has sought •William S. Hyde ...... 2131 Miss Squatrito sails on Friday on w alker: three .sl.xtera, Mrs. Hen- a deficit of nearly eight million dol- Connecticut farmers. The ruling added 55 now agencies. of the moment. Again, toe govern- actually puts toe clock back. Hu- MANCHESTER ON AIR come to the platform. He was routiuc confcr.mce on these vast Both had been In an automobile on look xvas still cloudy, but hopes have proved to be no inconsiderable a solution for the problem of old age the aid of trained minds, but hither- Constables the S. S. Rex for an extended visit Spring street for two days and lars on July 1, ’.34, This deficit was of that board whereby the enterpris- ments which they set up were gov- man nature does not change much cheeriMi as. he made his way doxxm «'7"; ^ “ "'beide Walk- ending agencies He expected a calpall xvere still held out in the ft n a n ^ factors in preserving that model. We dependence. Present medical and to experience has been regarded as Four to be nominated. I with relatives in Iteiy. She plana to - ---- ——- c c n i ; a n a a were said to be due to the fact that dhring that pe- ing farmers who had developed their from age to age. Selfishness and the aiale and once at the speakers’ ahaJI, therefore, in the coming cam- vocational care should not be given Thus a giant bureaucracy has a necessary part of the training of ernments of specifically delegated CONTINUES POPULAR ’’ Charles Crockett ...... 1761 visit Rome. Naples, Sicily and oth- brother. Reinhold Lamprocht. all of selves indecently. _ __ rloenterprise would. If it had con- My group; they are, unfortunately bringing the name of Senator Fred- Council. It was stated in response to lijveatlgaUon I dustrlcs "wVro aifccted too EH11S of Connecticut, not alone be- f)c happier and more contented by re- reaching its tenacles out into every ly.-They were provided with a fixed "James H. Johnston ...... 1632 ! age party given her last night was The funeral xxill be held Friday »ev«rars that had not been expressly dele- This is indicated by the fact that three million dnilara, ai\d the de- Old ,Age Pensinn. An appeal to the courts waa possi- tion as a deliberative body. Meas- rainbow. To find tola, it is only Two to be nominated, had an the appeanmee of real war- Mserted "thesehese are thingsthInM GodOoh hasha- ' -______tice. By this stenstep hebe probablyomhahiv e»will4vi ous quart®rs. An extra dividend at to note the trends in current Demo- more Sun, is my authority for . that gated. But the framers were not more than 300 requests are received crease would have been much larg- The old, age pension is, however, ble. and JuHtlco prevailed. ures- of great moment, some of necessary to rub the lamp of Alla- Sherwood G. Bowers ..1706 fare. pven us, Md are mighty Important move into the Justice Department a cratic policies which threaten their' statement. When ' Mr. Roosevelt willing to let it go at that, and so each week. er had it not beCh for .the rapid In- a temporary liopression expedient. It is Inevitable that in the coming them plainly revolutionary, were dln and the genii will appear— or •Thomas J. Rogers ...... 1858 Flares used by the soldiers Md In the nation's welfare." separate division composed of legal ’ MOVE TO PUTNAM' -fL K U ':. SS2S. Z S abandonment. was inaugurated, we Repubticana all they went on to define a portion of Letters have come from Ireland ______. j o f the existing mark'et pessimism. crease in the number of those re- The time will come when wo shall campaign national issues will over- sent down in rapid succession from press a button and . a Tugwelllan •William J. Thornton ...... 1746 RomM 'CMdIes by the strikers lent commented on Senator experts now associated with NRA .Adopts (ju h Policy approved of. bis prompt and ener- the White House, and over their the Individual’s interests which were Texas, Maryland. Kcntdcky and DUNLAP IS BEATEN celvlhg Care In our state ‘ Institu- look back upon it as inadequate and shadow state issues to an' extent genius will open toe door and ac- Auditor an eerie light to the cemetery bat- ‘*** country's enforcement. Twenty years ago, the Republican getic action, and gladly gave him exempt from government control. Canada, with large numbers from •Isaac Cole ...... (ConMnued from Page One) ea7ly trodlng"'' tions; and In the number of deall- Inhuman. With the full return of hitherto unprecendented in a non- face was written, figuratively speak- . .1930 tle in which graves were trampled wild life and "maybe the Demo- Bank Party coming into complete control support of his earlier requests for Cromwell thought that It was neces- complish the miracle. I f difficulties thl.s state, a pair of passes for the tiitc that the state has been obliged prosperity, with the increased re- Prcaidential election year. This is ing. "Must Pass, sic volo sic Jubeo; arc encountered, some ogre is to DEMOCRATIC and tombstones broken to be Used crats came under' this, l don’t On the bank loans the President is o f all branches of the government, partly because the acts of the fed- power, In order that he might be Thus I will, thus I ordain that It sary to have back of all government State theater are being given to per- Selectmen would be only a few minutes from i option*'continued'"of 'V * ' nerrol^ tf‘ support during tbo.deprn.salon. A wards lo labor which that'will make blame, some big, bad giant xxith his for ammunition against the advanc- in n T ' , ^''® '**'*«***» brohe Into TN TITLE DEFENSE convinced that the bank examiners a -Cdntrnl which ft held for sixteen given every opportunity to carry out Shalt be." Signed: F. D. R. And a ‘ Something fundamental, standing sons making the requests that are ing troopers. loud applause. to. be.leg«l factory. eSaraeter. rTc‘L n ^ vote ” tot Study of those flgure.a will prove jmssible, with the cultivation of eral government have been more and fe-fl-fo-fum. His name is BUSI- Seven to be nominated. are throwing out a lot ot loans that Consecutive ycaic. arlopted a pay-as- his plans to lead us out of tho de- subservient Congress supinely yield- and unalterable like Magna Carta," used on the program, featuring Col- that wUb an increase of business to thrift, with the expansion of the pol- more Infringing on the rights of the NESS. All that is necessary toon •Michael B. Benevento . . . All state and local poUc'c as well Walcott's name waa quickly sec- are perfectly good. In other words, you-go policy, and set about to pay pression. As further measures were ed to these demands. These meas- and our framers were of the same lin Driggs at the organ and Miss •Thomas Dannaher ...... HARTF(jRD REPORT *om7''UsLtirs'’felf toa?*?t ’ a^ normal, and the consequent In- ii'y, already In force in-some indus- stajes and restraining tha freedom as deputy sheriffs w ere. withdraxxm onded by the. Fairfield county dele- he said the examiners are operating Its debts, which at that' time Introduced, of Increasingly doubtful is to pres* another button and ona Miriam Watkins, soprano soloist. •Andrew J. Healey ...... 12-Martial law reigned as low,' and with the reduction In the wisdom, some voices Were raised in proved by the fact that when one pear to play the part of Jack, the T-orrington Is.planning the presents •John G. Mahoney ...... there xx'cre fexver National banks I ticut National Guard, waa dispatch- I gyrations of Federal bonds’ hnZ* - Dollars. It then passed a law limit- should be greatly reduced, and, bar- take it all in all, if ailow'ed to run you will find, after the preamble, a Giant Killer. sentinels with bayonets blocked The chair then recognized Frank ard more state institutions. number of unemployBd that the protest; in the regular session which of them was up. for consideration, tlon of a similar broadcast. •Arthur E. McCann ...... ed to Putnam this morning by ever, apparently t as ^ ini' the borrowing power of the state Is called upon to support. Con- ring cases of accident, mainly limit- It.s course., and embodied in the per- Bill of Rights. When t^e federal con-' roads leading to the mill, stopping E. Healy, who insisted upon nom l-! Turnesa, 3 and 2, in Na- began last January,- as every fresh the Chairman himself, on the floor Not a Failure Tomorrow afternoon 'at 5 o’clock •Frank .Nackdwskl ...... each automobile for questioning and It xvas erapnasized that he doe.s General William factor. '^In the early deaUng^wt! cities to 5 percent of the assessed ncellcut can. In a comparatively ed to the underprivileged and defec- manent law of tile land, spoils, the stitution was up for ratification, sev- Dating Alcorn for governor from a ^ not xxant any la.-{lty in the examin’a- F. Ladd, Company I, of. New Bri- administration measure gave evi- of the House, confessed that he Miss Watkins .will sing "Roses of Assessor examination before permitting it to eral issues established new i5ws for valuation of their property. No state short time, pay o.. the deficit that tive, and these will require more hu- end of Constilutional Liberty as w. eral of the states hesitated' because W e do not believe that the his- spot in toe aisle close to his seat in tain, was ordered mobilized at the dence tha.t the government was be- didn't know what it meant. An- tory of America up to 1932 is a rec- Picardy" for Francis Griswold of •Edward H. Keeney ...... pass. Don of banks but rather a veiT toe year or longer. Some selling of has a comparable record for aounJ has accumulated in the lost two man, more personal carel tiave hitherto enjoyed it, the de it, too, did not contain a Bill o ' 169 ••v!. ®°unty delcgaUon. I tional Amateur Play. ^ definite rule o f reason. gun conipMy, M, of toe 169th Regi- financing. 'The debt was wiped out, .atruction-of free representalive gov- ing pushed more and more to the other, the Stock Exchange Bill, was Rights. It was pointed out that this ord of failure; that our civilization Waterbury. The rosponsc to Mr. Tax Collector I The use of the nausea gas, said to governments from abroad was years without any further increase On the question of Unemployment Driggs’ organ recitals has been so .oM u 7®'' I"*' ° “ ®® ^ «^ct started" Again today, the President’ re- ment, which waa mobilized yester- reported. ^ and we lound ourselves in July lB.il, ernmeut. The |ilaiu truth is, we left, further and further from Am er- so obscure that although the com- was hot necessary since it was a waa in ruins when this administra- •Felix E. Mozzer * ...... 192 j be effectlx’e for hours after it is ad- said Healy when delegates requested In taxation On tho other hand, if Insurance there can be no definite great' that arrangements are being I iterated his determination, in re day was disbanded this morning, i In the middle of the depression, not arc in the midst of an insidious, ican ideals, criticism was much mittee had considered it for seven government of definite and delegated tion came into power. We do not: Registrar of Voters I ministered failed, however, to breali he corfie to the platform. Two National Guard planes were the Federal government Is to con-, stntofiieal made by a party which In- more outspoken and more general, weeks, when it came up for discus- made to present him in two eveninc •Edward I'. Mo.riarty I the spirit of the strikers after their Brookline, Ma.ss , Sept, 12. _ { A P ) *<* inquiryt'te 7iinlnate%ol^ i^ e r e ? t o 'fl" " ^ planes wero^ various so-'cmlcd "profeAsinn^" only free from debt, but with an ac- tinue Its prr.Mcnt policy of haras.s-" creeping i-.voluUa.i f owers, but still they were not satis- agree with the President that 206 teiid.a to keep i1.s proml.ses. We but Was still restrained. The meas- sion, the members of the committee programs a xx-eek. Board of Education , one big offensive just before mld- * ®'*'“ ' ''“ ‘ cc — George Dunlap of New York xvas jI tics from relief opoi-utions.opei'atioas He said.aid Williman77 wnZsnti ,°)!® ^ ''^ !;!. “'’®®®If® h®^®‘'® 7 A"“t “ ';u®',''®®‘'y already don “ °b® r«o "b- “ aT cumulated surplus of J7.I)83.24U.4I) Ing business, prolonging uncertain- N ) nian-Jate w-as givch by the poo fied, and they only ratified it with a America has developed haphazard- Which often reached a high pitch i I have no experience In this country pie to the Democratic party to over- ures, once adopted, became the plan were unable to agree as to its in- 1.', or with the Secretary of the In- •Sarah Healey ...... 197 , night. shorn of the national amateur golf in the Treasury, This enabled the ty and Impelling Its eiTiUts to come to guide lis. We should move slow- tacit understanding that a Bill of Healy won ’ 'iliid r mS Card ! 7°™ ■'®““"®' ®"’'“ ®“* I RepXans ®® «®» « ' ^*"t“ «stS hoidlnS tin ow our Institution.^ aiui set up of battle, and wc all worked and terpretation. It was a long bill, 60 terior that it haa been developeij by Judge of Probate , Several hundreds of them rcmaln- i to Hartford. state, without either borniwing or back, we can be very sure that this ly, make a careful study of Eng- Rights- would be-forthwith added, .,toroughout ----- X — the o“ gaily "J -..decked bedecked hall, Imlf ■! by William ' trana- I to Hartford. I mtninto .the v,° right position ^ before KOt tta her^ in America a m'ldel of govern- hoped and prayed for their success. printed pages, and a copy was not greed and Sel()shness, or with toe ROGER^OmON •William S. Hyde ...... 67i ed in toe streets, darkened when his voice reverhei-afin,- r-__ : Turness x-mmi-a... .U- ___ . grtssors and emphasized that the Governor------Wilbur....mu. .... L. x^rosa Cross ano Increasing taxes, to enter, upon an deficit will increase. land’s years of experience with un- which v'es in fact done in the first ms voice reverberating from the ' .voungest of the noted and : princ^al rules of the now securities ment Imsed on an alien pcHitical For more than a year, partisanship available for members until the eve- Undersecretary of Agriculture that ' Constables I they . broke street lights. Even axtensivc coiistrurtlon program ImluNtrliil State employment insurance with its con- ten amendments. This BUI of Rights ©1*8. , J Elmsforcl, N. Y., colfinB* famiTv—! n'fnm^’ th T ’srnaB “ ’ ® >'iKht j General. Ladd conferred this mom- philosophy diametrically opposed to was in abeyance. The spirit of tol- ning before it was to come before we have a century and more of de- Four to be nominated. early this morning a crowd of ncar- n cn in the small units of operation. ! ing. Commission go Into which provided, additional fufllltica Connectleut is a great InAi.s’ rinl trilnitorv features. England’s ex alms to protect the Individual In his •Michael Boland ...... 144 that which our fathers when tliey erance prevailed, and destructive the House. The discussion was velopment to undo. Under that old WIN OVER BOWERS ! ly 10() continued sporadic howling at ------The governor said that any state- In its humane ins.tltutions, and at state. We believe that Its rn- pcricncc would seem to shovC that .llmitedMo seven hours, and the gag person and property, and in all those Edward Copeland ...... I i toe guards. brought fortli a nation "conceived ih criticism, and ob.structive tactics order. Am erica became free and the same time greatly relieved the nienf’ can and should be adminlste-- this mclhoil may bo of much lussist- rule was applied. This was a pure matters that primarily concern his •James Duffy ...... ill 1 ■ t nm I which would come from Gen- liberty.” There was not the slight were taboo. * great and prosperous beyond all (Continued from Page One) ; I Householders were forced - to va- uncpnployment situation. ed that Industry can produce higl ancs during periods o f not too severe travesty cm representative goverfi- conscience and character, matters •HaroW Keating 7 ...... ) cate their homes in toe nelghbor- WAI I RPII7I7C ®®®' who except for toe re- e.st hint of thc.se radical innovations . Now a different situation con- nations of the earth. What is more, , tX LL The catahlishment of the State grade goods at' low cost, under 'a j uncmplovnicnt. ..It is, however, no ment. It is no wonder that there which experience has shown may ''Michael Morris ...... a photographer sped up the aisle to ninnlh “ "e cham- ! VT 01 . I>l\l£r J I reports indicated a "very fronts us. We arc on the eve of an In spite of our shortcoming, there Tax Collector; Robert N. Veltch j ! h ^ by the gas clouds that seeped snap the picture of the sneaker P'°?"blp picture in his second i bad condition” in the strike area, Board of Finance and Control and system of well-trented and well- real soliltlon of the. pniblcm which in the Democratic plaltorm or In the la confusion throughout the land. safely be le ft'to the guidance of Aloysiu.x Murphy , ...... !, . FREIGHTER AHRE election. The people who were not has been a better diaftributlon o f Regi.strar of Voters; William' S > i through their homes. Those who had nothing to say. the adoption of a alandardlred sys- paid labor, with prof\t for the inves- cuts much deeper into the whole jumpnign .speeches ot the. President. Congress has given a perfect illus- common sense and healthy social In- W'llliam H. T aft ...... Healy started to object a.-x the flash- "bowing only a few I New York, Jept. 12— Although given the opportunity to pass upon property here than anywhere else. H.vde. Judge of Probate; Auditor. , ■ withstood the gas attacks, later A t the governor offices it xxn.s tem ‘■'f accounting wiilch'made isjs- tor Hs well; .Strange ns it mnv sootii, (iValion of the Imlinitrisl organlza- Thcic have been times'"in tlie past tration of leglislation as It should stincts. It was there provided that Justirwt of the Peace tgh*. xx-ent off, pointing menacing- ■ T®®!?.'® ’'f '7 carried him reporting a small net loss in telc- thc.se radical policies before their In ho part of the world were linage Isaac Cole; and Justices of the j ex-acuated . like war-time refugees ly at the picture snatcher spectacularly to the top at Cincin- said no protest had been received slhte the analysis of the operation o' thcrc still llngcr.s. In^ muqy qiiar-; UnA of society The full measure wlten the Democratic platfortil has not be written and passed. Laws all powers not delegated to the fed- Seven $o be elected. fhone installations in the period ' o t i Pfctest had been received adoption must pass upon them now. Pence,. Robert J, Boyce, Thomas A. . when strikers unable to get near the IN PANAMA CANAL •very department on tta own merits ters the old fciid.-il conception that j of rejlcf will only come through openly advocated radical proposals. should be clear and deflnite and earners better off; now’here wers •Fred Diclcnschneidcr ...... The crowd applauded as the pho- ®®f ,^*®‘ - ^^® " " i" ‘ be latest Irom January 1 to Sept. 7 New*^York ' "® l-‘*’® militia from They must reach a full understand- eral government by the Constitution Brennan. John Jensen. William E. I j mill, hurled stones through their no .doubt helped to bring about this nijor is something set apart, that i carcfii^ provision made during peri- The people have inevitably repudiat- there so many with savings bank •Harold W. Garrlty ...... i, '; windows. tographer, his work done, made a ,'' 7 ^®^°^ giant-kllllng youth ing of the ' governmental policies precise. - This confusion is worse nor by it prohibited to the 'states Keith, Harold R. Symington and hagpy consummation, but chief ed them at tho polls. This time a confounded by the fact that in most accounts and Insurance policies. •Frank Haraburda, Jr. . hasty retreat -o safety! Healy then Francis Ouimet, .Tohn- ti , , ‘'^*** separate and dis- i ods of prosperit.v. Anything at- which have been adopted, and of were reserved to toe states severally Stuart Wasley were nominated. I I Worked During Night credit is due to the fact that the Unct from tho.se of other nicmbcrs j templed during a depre.sslon can different {tollcy was followed. The o f these bills an individual, an This does not mean that conditions •Leo W. Kwash ...... contlnued. finishing amidst a loud ! “ ®" “ " ''" ‘ on and their menace to our cherished Am- and to toe people. It is this reserva- Democratic Primary. 1 ’*'**i°“ 8:hout the rioting more than ------• . Johnny Fischer, among other fa- Few Details Given in Brief Of the community. Tlic Inicrests of jonlVjhc in the nature ot a palliative. platform adopted in Chicago which agent, or a commission is given were satisfactory. Thoughtful men •John F. Limerick ...... burst of cheers. men appointed to head the aoveral erican Ideals. Public sentiment tion in favor of the American peo- The only contest in Ote Democrat- I 500 employes of the plant, who re- vorites. on the sidelines. all Hro closely interlock’ d, and any till’ Prcsitlent solemnly promised to power to make rules and regula- have always been seeking a method •Arthur J., Manley ...... ] Alcorn’s nomination was second- departments were .soleclcd for their j V\ h have. In past yeur.s been con must be clarified and crystalized by ple that marks the American kind ic aide was for Constable: Michael ported for vx-ork at 5 o’clock, remaln- j>ollqy that foments cls.ss antagon- support, while harmle.ssly harping tions which are to have the force, o f bringing about a better balance •Daniel B, McKenzie ...... by president McConaughy of Turnesa' who has several oldci competence, trained minds whose sl.stontly opposed to so-called full and free discussion. The people of liberty. If this is not maintained, Morris Harold Keating Michael Bo- ; cd at their tasks. Mill officials said Message — Ship Rushing ism brings an Injury to all. "W e on a few pet Democratic obsessions, and effect of law. Contrary to ail between production and consump- V/esIeyan who stated six reasons brothers among; the high-ranking •training in most cases Involved years "grants'’ in aid from the federal roust decide whether they are will- our American conceptlou of liberty land and James Duffy placed in the Representatives I every department was operating last must all go up together, or -togeth- was in the-maln excellent, construc- our traditions and to all sound prac- tion, more security, a more eqult- Two to be nominated. 'night. ninmng down a gauntlet of the let- Metropolitan professionals, cut 198 293 V loss nt Alexander Company, makers of of successful business experience, government, rightly fearing that ing to Include in their permanent wlU perish. er wo will ail come down." The rec- tive and rea.saurlng. Once the par- tice, this unknown lawmaker also ■abla distribution, more even-hand- above order and Edward Copeland, •Thomas f ; Conrap ...... ters In the last name of the state's Dunlap .down with close to pei-fcct Sent ”7 ‘ ‘'® ended 1 Ihces and curtains, started machin- to Balboa Now. mesa who regard public office as a where money was given, control system of, government a program Party of Order AIo.vsius Murphy and William H I Plans for getting the workers 042 ! " ' “ ®.® «® ‘ " 3.-!e ry in their curtain mill which xl^^s ord of the Rcpubllcsn party in the" ty came into power, those reassur- prosecutes alleged offences, sits as ed Justice and better equality of op- •Patrick J. Hutchinson ...... ■ ’ safely out of the plant today and attorney. A—said McConaughy, is golf. The sharpshooting.youngster •acred trust, w.bo. were more care- would follow, leading to the further which involves the abandonment of Circumstances have made the R e - T aft were eliminated. was out in 35. even par, arid three cl 21^6*^ fh HO " ’“ b a gam shut down Monday due to the ful-in spending the people's money state of Conriectlcut on its aUituilo Invuston of the rights of our sover- ing pliutks were one by one torn up judge and jury, and from his ver- portunity, and hoping of finding one Auditor j conducting the incoming employes for' aggressiveness: L—for leader- those limitations and checks on o f- publican Party the party of order while still preserving our tradition- Selectmen nominated by the Dem- up. He was four up at the lOih, Christobal. C. Z., Sept. 12— (A P ) than In si>emling their own, and who toward lalHir, luid on the beneflcinl olgii state; and well knowing that and thrown away, and radical pro- dict there is no appeal. A govern- 'John F. L im e r ic k ...... 158 I to their department.s were betno- ship; c — for the confidence he in- , loss ofOl 33,1 7768s inIn the 1932 period. ■y®®’’ ji plant. demonstration around the posals that have never been sub- ficial action which we have hitherto and Stability. But we know that pro- al values o f indixidual freedom. Ini- ocratic party In order of majority xxiiere Dunlap was so shaky that he : — The British freighter Bracjbuni. •Inccrcly co-operaled in the effort to legislation which it has spon.xored; the "gra n t" would be collected sev- ment of men haa replaced a gov- I made by Brigadier-General Herbert spires; O— for bis thoughts of -he mitlcd to the people, and that did considered, essential to a free gov- gress Itself is the price of stability, tiative and •responsibility. And they were Andrew Healey. John G. Ma- three-putted from five feet. Willie About 30 more operatives joined ® eargo of cotton Md malce Connecticut at 'once the most aiSil enseted into law, is a record of eral times over in taxes. ' The fed ernmant of laws. iR . Dean, commander of the troops other man"; R —for his resource- The New York not originate with the people's rep- ernment. and that xxith nations as with in- have been making progress In this honey, Thoraah Danneher, Michael B. fulness;, N- -for his being a “ natu- had his margin cut in... half by Dun- s "'1 Stock- Bsxchan^c 1 e sixty,sixty or seventy wuuwho navc'-re*ijavg re- lu /-a Tampa, through •ffictenU.v and the nio.-it economical- continued progress. It wiia under's oral' government has no money to- Forgot Pledges I here. . at at__ C-ttna! 4wOn©. and hrmnd rc.scntative in Congress, were forced President's Poxx-ers dividuals, to stand sUll is to de direction. The sense of social re- Benevento. Arthur E. McCann. PYTHIAN SISTERS GRAND ral for the nomination. lap’s only: sustained rally/durlnir ! during th e: bound for ly admjnlstfrcd state in the union. Rcpuhllcan Admlntstrstlon slxly- give to tile states save what it lakes The Democratic party in carefree i Gen. Dean expected to use barbed five years ago when Mqrshnil Jew- tlirough Congress by White House Congress has given the President generate. A t toe same time we cling sponsibility has been steadily grow- Charles Magnell and Frank Nack- xx-hich tho champion played par golf nfnvn ®"*' making about lOO.ln the cur-' tcportcl today that .Aided the Neisly from the states, direc.tly or indirect- forgetfulness of Us solemn platform to toe funded experience of that PWBki. wire barricades to narroxv the for four straight holes, but Turnesa ^ and.thoso of its members, an- I tain plant. ; "he wa.s aflirc ^ I ell w-as Governor, that a law was prcs.sure. This procedure con hard- broad and general powers which ing. end has been making itself e f- : streets and. to fence off the cBme- V^Ue thi.i re.sult vva,s being achiev- ly through taxation: but it may take pledge to reduce bureaucracies, has past, and would build upon that as It was clearly demonstrated by OmCERS ENTERTAINED won...— the 15th...... and ended the match ’ nounces ^it w-|ii give a new course course! Thefbe company also opened its ‘■'PO*'™. toat Sm•ha passed which forms tho bs.sls of the ly be described as one o f candor; it give him complete control.over ratf- added 55 new agencies. The number fective in countless ways. Since the j tery where the worst of the flght- MILITIA FIRES O i r ~ ed. fhe state .has not been in ah’' from one state and give to another, toe only sure foundation of pro- the unusually large vote cast in with a half on the short 18th i with the xi-ork of margin de- ! blcachcry in No, 2 mill in Main i ho, at. full speed to Bal present law for the.protoctton of and thi.s is whst it is dotag today, -smacks rather of Machiavellian du- roads, industry, labor, farmlhg, cur- is really larger than this, for there beginning, we have been d»flnltclv ! mg occurred. It was here that way neglecUul of her obligations to plicity. gresa. W e agree with Edmund Burke .yesterday’s primaries that,the pres: | Dunlap's defeat followed another ' P“ *'*'"’ ®"ts of brokerage firms. It is I street, which had been closed fro m ' NXT o' ?"®‘'®‘*M •'••SSVNi SJVfJfc,*®®**^ V* minors and the protection of wom- rency and credit, and a large meas- arc agencies within agencies. It was “ on our way” to that better social Grand Chief Morganson of I bandaged and bloody soldiers, struck Oiinlap s defeat folloxvcd another the less fortunate of her people. Her and with a vengeance, the South when he wrote, "W e are afraid, to ont system of central or one-ward * early surprise in the third 'round expected that the course xviU at-I ^be beginning of the strike. About No further report came immedi- en In Industrj and there has been Hate Crtticisjn. ure of control over the Way in provided In all of these emergency order whose realization American j by fl.xing bricks and paving stones, TEXTILE STRIKERS humane and charitable inslltutlons and certain sections of the WeSt be- ^tln g In Mahcheater ia inadequate. ■ Meriden Heads Group of the elimination of Jack Westland of empt to instruct brokerage em-1 employes returned to their work, ately on her progress nor waa there, in every succeeding Republican Ad The present administration Is par- which public funds- are to be ex- measures, over the bitter protest of put men to live and. trade each on ideal demands. ! met their sternest opposition. . have increaJicd in number, and in the ing c-spbc-lalty favorpd,, Wc believe During a large part of the 11-hour ' Guests Here Last Night. ' ployes in margin re'qulrcments xvhich ' an immediate estimate aa to how ministration definite progress in the ticularly sensitive to criticism. It pended. No monarch has ever had the Repuj^licans, that tho ap- his own private stock of reason, be- The costs o f the New Deal are ' Hold Conference Chicago, Walker Cup veteran, by - roann.gemeiit of these, as well as o ' lliat every state should attend to its voting period yesterday long lines j (Continued from Page One) I will be laid doxx-n by the Federal He- tlUIET IN 511 STIC serious toe fire might be. strengthening of these lows and in haa adopted a practice, Indulged in such absolute authority. These pointees should be free from civil cause w e suspect that this stock in staggering. At the end of two , Joseph A. Sylvia, New England ------23-year-6Id Jimmy French. Jr., of ,hep T(H.’nal institntlons, she maintains own affairs, protect the interests of of both men and 'women extended Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters I serve Boarc: under the Securities Ex- Nexx’ London: Sept. 12.— (A P i 1...The 1 g,’”— Braclbiirn ...... is operateduv ujq bv the tncusiires taken for their enforce- from the rresident down, such as powers were given xxith the ex service requirements. - The spoils every man is small, and that the years; we shall face, accoiding to San Francisco, by the lopsided mar- hec place in the foremost ranks Its owii citizen.s anil pay its own |to the Center atreersldewalk Md at its meeting last evening in Odd strike director for toe United Te.-c-1 Ver for the mediation board to aibi gin of 7 and 5. ,Uhangc Act. _ Quiet prevailed outside the plant o f! ‘ *®®"” 'biP Company of Great ment. It was In a Kcpublican Ad- never before sullied the reputation pertatlon that, being permissive systems is functioning at ita worsL Individual would do better to avail the Secretary of the Treasury, a *m-gotten Plat-/* return. town and Most Excellent Chief control commission has decided , cablcs, 5.00 7-8, 60 day bills, • dent of the State FederaUon of La- aoufees, some to improve the mech- of Lalmr and Factory Inspector, C ongress as a minority party. It reactionary, a reversion to a type form. In the immortal words of the Guardsmen said, could throw heavy I He said the trMna ,v-nf «... dition to tho debts o f its counties, main dixisions which will expire between the philosophy of Lenin and One of toe surprises'of toe day siarion Teabo of Damon Temple. ®®“ ’ ‘ b a t more!---4.99 7-8; • France ileirand. u.„.6.67 o-,;3-4; ,j bor said todayx„uay maxthat orders xverexvcic omSen anism of government, and some to and luth e last session of the Legis- towns and vither civil division whlcli will bo recalled that when Mr. Hoo- of government that has been often Trot-sky on the one hand, and the Democrat, who aspires to succeed rocks far ln.slde the deadline. ‘ "with orders to Pedro. Calif.,, Sept. 12.— lature, with the full consent of, all ver wa.a Inaugurated, a Democratic automatically In July '35: The N. R. tried and always failed. was the unusually large vote of tlie Announcement was made of the ofb“® the by-products eab es 6 67 3.4; u aiy demand, 8.68; [awaited from general strike leaders (API promote the health and hapiness amount to $90,000,000 more, Small philosophy o f Jefferson and Lincoln Senat'-r Walcott and represert this outing of Knights of Pythias in thia Besides the Guardsmen and ! who does hot comply with' xj®:* aa luci musi DC pro Plans for a s3-day war publicity bureau was set up m and the .A. A. A. It is now pro- RepubllcM xyomen. While it was strikers injured during the riot, sev- mands." P Y ith their de- , , in Washington. He would not indl and_ general w'eifare of the people interests, the law waa clarified in wonder that her credit Is impaired, Our ancestors when they came to cn the other; choose between the land o f steady habits In the United jurisdiction, to be held at Lake vlded to lessen the drain on petro- ' game in the Pacific next spring ia' order to make certain the authority lAashlngtoc by the Democratic N a- posed. as we know from utterances these shores, braving the dangeu Imposalble to ascertain xxith any Demands. *t , cate the pns.iiblc nature of tho or xxitich tire entire United States fleet Dur sU te under Republican leader- her schools closed, or open only for Blue Eagle, symbol o f serfdom, and States Senate, to ask where tho Compounce. Bristol, the coihifig eral newspaper reporters and.photo-' The sheriff ni r-H.mK. Icum products knd .simplify trans- Belgium. '23,78; Gcrm M v, 40.35; der.s. . _ of- the Commissioner of Labor and tional, Committee, with a quarter of both by the President himself and o f a trackless sea, the hardships of degree of certainty the exact nuir.- ****“ * I'i'ly progresaive a small fraction of tlie school year. the American Eagle, Emblem of money is coming from Is a “silly Sunday, and to which they have In- portation problems. Holland, 68.62; of some 150 ships and »00 aircraft, Factory Inspection to make investi- a million dollars to spend, with the bi,his Immediate advisers, to make life in the wilderness and the men- oer of women who voted yesterday ------Norway. 25.18: will take part were disclosed 'by Stic must 1)0 helped, but the help Freedom. question." Not so to the President ''*‘52 the Pythian Si.stcra Several The producUon o f threshing ma- gations in certain clas.ses of manu- sole purpose of "smearing" President this entire program part of the ace of savage tribes, came to found due to toe fact that at various Sweden, 25.85: Denmark. 22.38; Fin- navy officials here today. ' The record given above carries tis given should, be temporarj-. It is b -Against Squandering of the United States, for in hl.s . 1 .? hnighte were present at last chines has exceeded the number of land. 2.21 r-l.; Switzerland, 33!o5; facturing esUblishmenta. It was in Hoover and his, administration. The permanent policy of the nation and their homes in freedom, and they .tlmea toe waiting men were shifted The plans yere disclosed as a fcito the third year of the depression. charltv. The thrifty states should if this Is done. It w ill'be an end to We as good citizens should all sup- Pittsburgh speech, he said that to night a meeting. internal combustion engines to drive Spain, 13.84; Portugal, 4.59(5;' 1901, under the administration of publlcicity agent was to minimize and their descendants have ever xver to the w'omen’s fnachincs. it on Ufrly „..'7|„a ,?o„'7h, | o«. IS CURB QUOTATIONS part of the tiew operatize sebed* ^ , e fecord fo r the present biennium not indefinitely carry the buriien of American liberty. The N. R. A. waa meet a much smaller deficit than Refreshments and a .-■oclal time them. A t least 50,000 of the 88.000 Greco, .95 7-8; Poland. 19.20 ■ Governor McLean, that flee em-- every Hoover asset and magnify all bfen ready to make, if need be, the port toe President, in all construe-’ was recorded that over 1,400 wora- la not M good. On July i, 193* tjjp the spendthrifty. A mendicant state set up to encourage voluntary co- that with which we are ,now con- followed, in charge of the entertain- min. Boc^lng the street and endan-! strike to use fa i^ c s s thrte complex threshers on machine- Czeebo Slovakia. 4.22; Jugo Slavla ules released by Admira' Joseph M. ployment bureaus were established, his ilabiUUe.s." to "take Hoover's supreme sacriflee in order to pre- tive measures taken for relief which o'on through the counters geringcerin^ the.fhj». wiringlAHHuty in thatfV«&* neighbor v_ I ^ A»ArnCS8 if) tnclr »1C- General Fund showed a deficit o f’ cannot be a^ibjvercig'nfllszAVV slate. operation in industry, and between fronted would involve an excessive ment committee of which Mrs, Har- tlvlty. tractor stations use tractors as 2.32*i; Austria. 19.1GN: Hungary’, Beeves comraander-in ehief of too and private employment' bureaus little mistakes and make them big, serve tho liberty they came here to do not threaten worse evils than 1- 8:30 p. m., a half hour before the hood. Cltic.i Service f7ASlt,276.26. It roust be remember- Some stiitod arc in special distress industry and govarn'ment. Step by burden of taxation, and he added: riet Skewes ia chairman. prime movers owing to the Jack of 30.15N; Rumania, 1.02; Argentine, fleet, xvhich is concentrated in regulated. Under the Republican to obscure every Hoover virtue and secure. The liberty which we eh- those which they qre intended to re- soils closed. A t v.rioua Umea the I _____ A fire engihe summoned on a false Elec Bond and Share ad ^ t the atate’a Income derived through no fault of their own, but step, the voluntary feature has been "Taxes are paid in the sweat of STEAMER D.AMAGED. traction engines. 33.401)1: Brazil, 8.47(i ,N; Tokyo. Hampton Roads In preparation for Administration of Governor Coffin, achievement and turn an exaggerat- joy today was bought with the blood move. We all approve ot the spend- VO men a line extended to ‘ * i alarm xx'as stoned xx'hcn its driver I--_W>>«72 i. Un yu>Ford Limited ...... ft x )« taauitlon la d e p e n ^ t on bual- because o f a calamity of nature, abandoned, and it haa become every man who labors, because thev Southampton, Eng.. Sept. 12__ 29.97; Shanghai, 3562(5: Hongkong, it. return to the San Podro-Saa in 1895, tho State Board of Media- ed light on all his personal and po- of qur countryn.en. -We hold it as ing of money for the relief of the er atreet sidewalk, the first ttme**^n ImDortnnt'ftf * the most refused to comply xxith the strikers’ N lag Hud " o w ...... M sa eondiUona. The prolongation of What the law books . call, rather coercive and dictatorial. ■ SimUarly are a burden on production; wai-can . T^e steamship Majestic doA ed here 39.37',5; Me.xlco City (silver peso), Diego area November 23. litical shortcomings." Its deliber- a precious heritage, a solemn trust unemployed, and also for the under- he history of MMchester “ oUng : 1. toe"trmpLT“ lte'7^"(ii:?“’ ^ “ demMd that be turn off bis lights Penn Road ...... ^ depression, the failure to respond tion and Arbitration was created, blasphemously, I think, “an act of the A. A. A. contemplated volun- be paid only by production. If ex- It Is still a popular .superstition 27.95; Montreal in ,Ne\v York, The fleet wi|l leave San Pedro ate purpose was to undermine the which we propose to hand on to our taking of federal construction pro- so that National Guardsmen could ‘ *"•• slightly late after scrap- United Founders . ^ e law provides for a non-partisan God.“ These wc gladly help. We cessive. they are reflected in idle J.at women voter, have been r e !; known, ns ?s'the ‘o * t l ° r i g t a ‘“ ' in many country districts that it 103.061;: New York in Montreal, nest 3 in the v.'ar game> which to the treatment known as the confidence of the people In their U ry cooperation. When thia failed children pure and untarnished. We jects on a large scale w itffa view to not see their position. United Gas ...... i,.. board. 1118 present GovernorGovemnr of always have. The spirit of neigh to bring the hoped-for results, Cbm- factories, tax-sold farms, and hence .Is u n lu c V to cut your , hair and i 97.96 xxill be completeu June lO, but ton o f the punp**, th* n|utl- government. It kept up Its nefaii- Republicans are determined to safe- reducing unemployment. Wo do not United Lt and Pow A bas msds saveml appoint- piilsioo was substituted and plans in hordes o f the hungry, tramping 1 naUs before toe moon Is past full, j N-Nomlasl. scene of action xvaa not made pub- bony good wiU u no «w ,H u n i:" lt o‘^’ wo^k guard our great traditions and to believe In .xquandering money, as has Util Pow Md Lt .... lic. adopted which will involve, when I build upon the past-as we push for^ •A “.T r 'oeen done, upon enterprises which (Continued on Page Cighte% .) " ' V \ •'Vi'' MAJ^dMflTBH E V lM R y BVfcjnNGHBRAID. MANCHBiW'Bft, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1984. Itoevfr Mked Ui« wttMM if tlM "The tin e must have t •***®^*® A iiA fn . 1 a m t m m o 1 of. dspsngsot, ioMaral fori ft now cxistg had ever mmh aay watebnaan patrol- to i o'clock. Creii PAGB REFUSE line the decka o f the Morro Caatle^ "I foudd a eompanionwayi leading""•'S T. JAMES’S CHOIR 'STATE G. 0. F. PUTTORMjS;and nsgisctsd etilldren who are! aald!- P«mie that M board sacisla. This [ "Juit onoe," Misa Uebler aatd. to a deck below. Then roy second ! oommittad to the ears ot ths tvni- - "It- Is, X b «lle«s.'tb e boat liai t method of compoilag ths differ- -snees tMtwssn employer and em- "One momlne I woke up early and operator led me down. ENJOYSSOCIALTIME: (Cootimied from Page One) ! mission o f child wtifare. ■■ ^ cxmtrol law now 'dn qis stUiite ployes U preferable to the enlist- TO TAKE OFFERS saw a man ataadtne outaide ray "A ll I could ace waa lire.” ______\ ..jMotor Vehicle Fees: • books ot any state la the Union ' atateroom." ment o f the eervicee ot uniformed Flamee Terrible Mtaa Llebler |eaUfled that abe had Ratheriiiw sf HlwhlanA P..-L «<>bslsUng of three memhtrs i , ^f^or a eubstanUal reduction ' •U**“ *»* Republlc-n officere on etrike duty. "The amoke and flamea were ter isatnenng al Highland Park whose duty it should ^ Wheneveile I *“ tees for the reglstrsUun of *’“1?.^ ***** disagrees. YANKS CUT TIGERS LEAD BUT FACE HARD retired the morning ^ the lire at >'We'pledge the Rcpubliean party' rtac," Rogera continued. atrike ehould occur or should ™>tor vehicita and operators ii- Republican party favors reg- about 1:30 (e. d. t.) There waa no Community House Last Eve- Uadi#- i to the immedlaU appointment of rioualy threateneu to put Itself in I censes. ulatlon by the sU te of the maag- bD «r “War Urds” of Aay smoke, no lire at that time, she "I remember shaking handa with nin*— Have Program. .such board and to the sympathetic communlcation with the parUet to . Merritt Highway and Rural : tacture and sale of Intoxicating Ilq- aald. ^ Alagna. ‘We told each other good- consideration of any measure work- the contrjversy and endeavor oy i I'oads: ' uor. and Pledges Itself to correct Cooohry Only Hope of "Did you hear any Are alarm at | . A most enjoyable social was held ing to the betterment of the wage any tim e?" the wltneaa waa asked, i **w a way down a lad- by the choirs of the 8t. James's mediation to effect a setUement. ^ Republican Legislature mad- **”' Inequalities and remove the dla- and living qondltlona ot the laborer " I did not," she answered. i church at -Hlghland Park Commun- Nothlng Was said, however, abjut Pb*»lble the Merritt highway and criminatory features of the exlaUng jtod the arUsan and to all proposed M. H. S. Booters Open Season Friday Mias Llebler said she was rescued "Mr. Warms (Chief Officer Wll- llty Club last night. Hot dogs were a 40-hour, five-day week which had P>eie coming of i presenting songs and music. Old- A ” ? *" ***® P.r!“' pointed for the Improvement and The security ot widows with de- After Brief Rest Todays ‘•war lorda" of any country offcr.s tion makes It imperativi that eve.y ** (Central and Eait^ra Standard the resrue ships, twe of which were er members ' of * the"choirs were called **“ ctlon and sale of this "essential development o f rural roads and we pendent children has been provldeo Time) the only'hope of ending wars. John The stocklly-Built Rogers told of department of sUte and local gov- h"'® chains or sroupi long experience as a radio operator I ^be City of .Savannah and the Mon- upon for remarks. John O'Keefe T»tn<'y d iet.' affirm our support of this program by the state since the Republlcai Bed, coast to coast (o to o) designation Includes all avail;• thereof unless sped* Marchbank of Li'.ndon. leprcscntlni; ernment be administered with the ^*ble atntlona. On His Crew of Amateurs hxpects at .sea. ! arch of Bermuda. \ told of his long years in St. James's ~"® *-*‘lhor Control A c t,, which Milk; i-eglslature ot l»lb first Inaugurat- Froirsms subject to ehahss. P. M. the British Trade* Union Concre.ss. maximum of efficiency, and that fDavlifftit rime One Bour LaUr). He testified he was awakened by ■ Warms toid the Ipsscuers to choir, being a member for the past I?“ bitterly opposed by the Repub- We believe It to be an accepted ed this form of legislation. the tax load be redistributed so NBC-WEA NETWORK Cent. Beet. Trafl BeDgalsbyFonrGame^ told the trades and labor congress forty-flve years. Rev. William *‘cana in the last Genera' Assembly. principle of good gvernment that BASIC ** Bisti lYMif wlv wmI irtff* Newport. R. I.. Sept. 12.— (A P ) the second assistant operator after i I***' ott the pa.ssengers first," the Through the Dcpsrtmeni of State that the burden upon real estate ‘ “S,®*''" Mountelneere •^■'My great experiment." He said to- o f Canada at Its convention today. Reldy and Rev. P. J. Killeen al.so f***‘ „bii^ta_^wlth the disapproval. . ______of Che law be administered by an im- .-gcncles and institutions, this di- shall be reduced. Good Year At Soccer the Are broke out. The time, he said, i witness said, weal; lUld: Iced 8 SoS-S y,*" • •®"B "sclUI O. M. Sopwith, owner and skipper day: "I think they are toe equal of The workers ot warring cotuitrtca. .spoke. It wa.s announced that a the G. O. P., the plank states. The Partial and disinterested tribunal rect aid has been the means of pre- Csrds Split E?en, Giaonb both victor and vanquished, suffer was 2:58 a. m. (c. a. t.) "Passengers Klrst" of Endeavour, BrlUsh challenger for any professional crew in Ehigland."- APINGS ' "I dressed immediately and went I quoted Wa^ma as saying: series of socials would be hold by party favors regulation by the state We deplore the fact that Gov-r- serving the homes after the death * CANADIAN - wttnj H?'a RooeJl"mM *’'*'• Oreh.-weet*■'’* '"**1 However, he nicely avoided saying the most finm conflicts, he said. the choirs through tho winter aon-ri*P *•*“ hfyr cret cfcf the America’s cup is very well pleas- into the radio room " he related. "W e're perfectly safe here. ‘Get of the manufacture and sale of :n- nor Croia has appointed, and In.-lsts °*' **’ ® *'°'"® provider. This depart i n ? "'Ptf WWBC wis wjsx S-esH s ;«r S i!L “ Oreh.-Dlxle only he felt an English crew of a rociqg Joseph P. McCurdy of Baltimore, months. toxicatlng liquors and pledges to ' upon retaining, as chairman ol the ■ has also by direct aid cared wna-wsun wlod »sm wmo w ib ---- •' ed with his newly recruited amateur Y’E S TE R D A T’S RE SU LTS Win to Gab Half Gam^ frsterna; de.cgate /rom the Amen- : „ " I* told the ine firstnrsi assistanta operator. I ^be passengers first. VnrTe'j:; if:„Te’r^i:;!ir'>- yacht comes up to the standard of lite Stiff Schedule DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS j "'•y ’'**• *hap trew, Sopwith iost most of bis pro- fsn Federation Po,)««fion of IjihorLabor,, foldtold fh.the ' George is-aana,Alasna, ujto go to the bridge Lots of people were stiekipg their correct the inequalities and remove board of control, a man km vo to ' **'®-'“ *" “ <=«<* *h o have no local kth* W80C WAVS wur the professional crew of an Am eri- the discriminatoryfeatures of the him to be financially In'vrgsted in I t 0'*chaatra—west fesslonah shortly before he sailed National League hands out portnoles ano screaming ' 7il5-Edwfn C. Hill. Talk—b»- can craft. New York 3. PltUburgh 1. Cobs Blank Braves to Stay convention that tne wave ol stnkea I messenger to receive existing law.” » powerful corporate orgnm^rion ' hfl Itgw/komo from England when they struck for tot help. OAK STREET khq Icfsd kUr ksru l,i„. ^ Sopwith Is generous In his praise Chicago 2, Boston' 0. \Xi the United State* is due to the i ’ ^ order*. ^ higher wages. His appeal for volun- ' deliberate efforts of employers to **Plelned that In an emergency "We were powerless to help. Fire ------• , national in scope, which distributes' »C«tutes provid' fot the ip- Cent. Celt. riooH s!o2r£l®S®'**r Verlellee-to o of the paid hands aboard Rainbow, Red aid White Launches 4 lh !S i."‘ S % S 'JS K '“ £ r S X Philadelphia 5-4, St. Louis 0-6. W A L C O n PICKED AGAIN Foot Guard Hall, Hartford^' Sept, large dividends annually among the PoIhCment of a slate board of n.edl-, » Cochrene—basic: teers was answered by 700 young b Race. evade the lar».ir provisions of the Na- ' operator takes the watch. was everywhere, PACKAGE STORE 4:U)—Ola Jim Brlilgir—basic, ’ n f'jJ “ Orch,— Harold S. Vanderbilt’s defender, Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 2. 12.— ,«n,(A P )—The -r..-- . text . of the _Repub-i,«tockholders I.,--,-. .. derived...... In large mean- atlon and arbitration consisting of men, the majority oSf whom had ..f C ^ II a I veterans, the squad Includes "There was absolutely nothing we j 21 Oak Street . ,J4s aerklns, sicstcli—vnTst repeat which he will meet off here next Sat- American Lengue ■ tJoijel Recovery Act." j “ " y O " " - llcan'state platform as presented to ure from the profits of the milk in- three membeis, whose duty It is •-4 ^ 4:4»—wilbsrforcs/Suir.-^ssti TiSttZ s Jm ZL'!;*''!: 2“ '‘*«'i. Violin uiucdi.experience on cruising jrachts I ear ot oport nerei Seven i p®°”>*»*“8 material, p. Rooney could do." ‘ I BY STATE REPUBIICANS t ’crvinl, Prop.- urday, r brilliant center half of the 193’> New York 7-3. St Louis 4-7. Refuaal of employers to shorten I *" bridge ?' asked Hoover the convention by the resolutions dustry In this state. whenever a strike shall occur or 7-4sI ^ i BraOdiottl, Flanet and he took his pick of those who hours and ralsJ wagr-i another 10! Routine I’ractirc Rogers told of most of the group "1 am surprised” he said, "a t toe Chicago 3, Washington 2 (ji). By HUGH 8. FULLEBTON, JR.. shall be seriously threatened to JjSO—PrsMeRp- offered their services. ; ' stlcklng by" the captain and refus- , i.ii, Expedition—c to fine coordination In the American Associated Press Sports Writer per cent, as President Roosevelt had j were following routine (Continued from Tags One) proceed as soon as practicable to ViiZ Contralto»:^Oetectlvee ot Myeteryw- Lettermen Retum; D aayiSr"i,.™ .r^S.K^^^ Philadelphia'6, Cleveland 4. 1 ing to leave the ship on a pilot boat ' Sopwith refers to bis amateurs as crews." ' Ulbrich, goalie; Joseph Donahue, requested last spring, ha.s checked ' the locality of such strike, put It- Stralffht Whiskie.s; s-oSZ ^At!*"yJ***cholor’s Skotch s,oo!!?in,£^II?i 9 ® Vienne—weet Boston 4. Detroit 3 (U ). Smoke began to pour Into i:?2 r A others o'.Sfc3S’99~D!'®'‘ Lucee. Troubedeur back; WlUlam Weir, halfback The Yankees, striving to overhail progre.ss toward economic recovery self In communication with the siltrlnlltirS*® N’®h®ls Orcheitre ladio room shortly, he said. M fc : S'JfcrSf-T ^ C»tn-e*st i STu Practice Held to Prepare Everett Salomonson forward: Rena t>«trolt’s Tigers Id the A m erieu McCurdy said. controversy anc' en- Keystone State Pl^sns Slatsrs, gOngs io-noZl?.Sfcr''*"'' 0«"«y Orcheetre ■ THE STANbtNOS "A t 3:13 Mr. Alagna returned to 'o CaaUe.'he aald. . on the broad, general purchasing j * ° ' ' ® ™ ' " « " C •• founded took o e -! erection'Taw-j'lnctodln^°aTimi>rov' *° **’ ® Bi45— 6i‘ *i5'®»** of th# 8kilt#t Comla, forward: Jackie May, for- power of the people tor their sales, ' i^aslon to complain of the tyranny ed system of registration jind Vrt.n I '*®“ Vor by mediation to effect a set- Moosehcad .. ■ ■ 6:00— 7:i League pennant race, have enjoyed the radio room and told me: The little gruiip finally left the .00 6;3»w- 7: Show—to e 10-lS!^ii?t*pi!l?f M®fin» Orch.—midwest ward: Noel Lyttle, forward. Cordy It 1. on the interests of the work! of George III, King of England. tlflcat7Qn of vote™ in I Z v *'®n’ont ^Wayn# King’s Orchestra tjxnkel Orch.—midw for the Opener. National League more than usual success on their '■ 'You'd better get out of here it Green Dollar ... 7iOC-> •:< Kevelln Orch.—o to o a rangy senior, la making a strong RADIO OPERATOR Allen’s Hour, Revue 11.00—1i:0(>_Din.. Hour—wabo A w PERRY FACES ALLISON W. current western tour but the ffard^ .vou don't want to die like a rat'. Lea Grit, N. J., Three members were appointed 5:?SZ *-omb«rdQV6rches.' bid for the vacant fuUback poslUon New York t)h») Act)n»- •«»*. »nd In many cases, hopelesg abolishing our most valuable laws. • d lu c t ^ and nrevenW ‘ ^ Lord Bacon ... S.30- ^ M ^ th e r Amsriee., Trsv.l NBC-WJ2 NETWORK est part is sUll ahead. "1 asked, him what about the dls- that Acting Captain Warms was the, these (no and . altering fi.nd»m .n(»)i„ . A and prevented, for two years by the governor -d caused by shifting Salomonson to St. Louts . I these too frequent valleys through and altering fundamentally the confirmed by the Senate of 1931. 1 Bazaar ...... BASIC — Eesti wjs wbo-wbsa wbol Manchester High's fourth season DESCRIBES TRAGEDY!. ress messages. I last to leave. forms of our government;" and they Bdiicstlon: west rot the front line, while Lyman Vennart Chicago .., *1,^0 dividing a doublebeader with which we have to pas.'i, to see that During the past biennium all th cel ”3? Forum wildw.it!*'1,’'*'' F”'® »roel; M soccer will get underway this "Then w* received a radio mes- After Rogers had concluded bis Wind necessary as free men to Wc believe that education ,s a til™ i ’ *.i '‘Y’* IV®®® wls bwk Is seeking the vacant right halt Boston . . . toe Browns yesterday while Detroit the working man's pay envelope Is members have resigned anr the va-1 Vn^n:S2^5.“ l '* y . O r c h e s t r a wmaq kso wkbf ’ IN NET FINALS TODAY Friday afternoon, when Coach Hugh sage from another ship asking about lengthy nairative, he was questioned state responsibility. Wc pledge 30—11.30—Clyde Lucas and Orches. post, with keen competition from Pittsburgh 0 ’* .* Mtback from the Red always filled and the slse of its rpn- complain because. among other A CANADIAN — wtmj .^®cc®’s Red and White booters face (CVmtfniied from Page One) a h)ihn1ng ship off the Jersey Coast." by Hoover. things, ourselves to the people of equalized cancles have not been filled by the i Custer and B. Enrico and B. Bychol- Brooklyn . Sox^ in n Innings, the Yanks cut tefits protected by a mlnlmups C8S-WABC NETW.ORK Br»?-r'i5*‘’ '*'®*’® wday lifyr cret cfcf Qlastonburj- High on toe latter’s I ' "W e sent hut a stand-hy message "Have you had any trouble on the educational opportunitle.s ■ nd to the governor. i Far East Straight Rye. $1.1 s 8(>UTH — wrva irptf wwno wIs wjax him and his second straight Amerl- ski. Phlladeipnia another half game off toe ngers’ orders, that h i''age... and that . ______he has_ enough______hotTrs_ "He ha.s erected a multitude of We deplore the fact that when "‘ho wade woko wcao Flod wem wmo web wapi ■ 4---•-- a... - . wx field In an encounter that will open was an agitator, j so that when I did get orders to send ■Morro Castle with your assl.stants?" redlstrlbuti-m of the cost to the Full qiiarl. 90 proof. S FflV0r6d lo Rctoin Notion* ' can singles tm o today’ Leading Candidates Cincinnati . lead, reducing It to four game? Rogers quoted Wlllmott as of leisure each week to enable him '’®"’ °Hlccs, and sent hither swarms , . the time has arrived that the serv- wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbao kn,^ toe hardest and most extensive telling, an S Q S wc would have a clear he asked. to raise above the level of mere ex- officers to harass our people, and) P™!’ ®'' forms of woel ktbskib. kths wsocweoe wavsw .i. • The leading candidates fot the re- American League Tigers Next Foe him he wanted to '.'get rid of Alagna channel. Roger.H hesitated In replying, say ices of such s board would he Indls- mo unt ain—koa kdyl kslr kshi schedule In the history ot the sport When they beat St. Louis 7-4 in In New York" and said "I don't Istence, than which, hcret- fore, mil- ®®* ° “ * their substcnance. x x x equalisation grants. PACIFIC COA6T--kri-kso kfi ksw I iceroo maining pcalUone are: S. Opalach. W. L. “At approximately 3:18 or 3:1». i Th'e Republican party pledges It- khq kfsd ktar kpo al Singles Title Despite In-1 Sf^ts" fun*^bVof?rifk"Lfore"?he here. A squad of twenty-five candi- Detroit ... toe opener then lost 7-8, It gave the tnuit that man.” ing he feared his .statements would) lions have had nothing els/to' look' has combined with others to dates for toe team is working out R. Forde Sargent, Plltt, Undsay, .88 >48 sent another stand-by message. bc misconstrued. 8»lf to re-establish the',teachers re-, Cent. Best. New York Yanks the record o f five 'vtetorlea “ * forward to during a lifetime of •subject us to a Jurisdiction foreign dally and Conch Greer admits that Guthrie, Jack Donahue, Relmer, .85 63 Lights Oo Out Hoover explained he wanted to faithful service. j Constitution and unacknowl- tirement system upon a reserve i'.™ 5 ^ ' w i . r ‘ 5'ds:'’’*"tcS‘*Kid.*4?? 4:80—Ths Singing ILed))—east jured Ankle; Kirby and "'*’1 ®*uh|?fOTts';""^‘’ Fish, McCann, Mocrehouse, Joseph Cleveland . and two defeats so far, a ehare P.V.SSENGEK ON STAND basis. Row* wdbo wodz wbt * I Some time in the second set, prospects are good, although he re contrMt to their record of 14 Won "Then all the lights .went out. learn If discipline were maintained As the situation cxWts today, the laws: giving his assent J'Jfc i'fA—C®Pli«n Annie---east only Donahue la captain of this year’s Boston .... New York, Sept. 12 ( AP) - -The eifoT ‘"vth# r«sws Nsws which he lost to Vernon (3. Kirby fuses to malfe any definite predic- and 15 lost in previous gamea- In Smoke waa getting thick and yoi) on the liner,' Liquor Control: JJhjhr wsl/ktul k »k o "'* ’'*** team. He hujilayed brilliant defen- St. Louis . . Federal Inquiry Into the Mbrro Cas- way out cannot be found unle.ss the ,? „ f ?®*® pretended Icgiala- CANTALOUPE Quality Feeds a!»nir s Iritriisli; ContrsIts 2-6; Perry turned the right ankle tions. couldn't see." Becomes .Nervous Federal government Is willing to nno because of the resent-1 A t the opening of the last Gencr- “ S ri"® ** * Songs Wood Are Beaten in the sive soccer during the past two Washington the west. The Yankt count on the tie dbjaster, which has produced he Injured In toe French hard Won League Title Rogers said an emergency light Rogers answered Hoover’s repeat- encourage honest business to "take '"’'" f occasioned among courageous' ** Assembly Governor Cross wa;,, 1 12Z sliSrr®***.'.” *'*''' News—wjs Philadelphia fact th ^ after a day off today they such storUlng disclosures—of crew Thomas - tost; courts championship in Paris, He years. WlUlam Waldron Is manager in the radio room, ccquired by law, , Inquiries by .;aying, he would like over most. If npl all, of the present'they laid down the proposl- granted legislative authority to ap- , youtyrAIN —kvor kla koh kal The first week of practice has of the team. Chicago ... Invade Detroit and aeveland W r a members llsflng the burning ship i Semi-Finals. had the Injury taped at Intermission PARTY S'®® hot kfpy kvt K t n Z Johnson Orohsst. .been devoted to condlUonlng and 1 games and shortly after t l ^ fire alarm, of life- was not on - , to consult his attorney. A t this point i formidable load. The encourage- **°.!V,**’ ®* P®*"* * committee to make recom- ' At Fair Prices kfbk tanj kwg bem kbd ksmb krt : time and came back to win In four Seaeoa’e Schedule lost 10 this seaBon. I took a large fiasbllghtfiashllG’ht and and I 'c was an exlPcmely'nervous w it-' Went of business, therefore, Is one " f’ fhdencc Indeed .will dictate, that I ™®"<^afions concerning the methods t Cent. Esat. . ' a S i S !ilL''*"*A®'' Hollywood drilling on fundamentals and the boats filled with ferew. but few pas- STARTING TONIGHT S''oSl ? oSl?i:*"j5 ,"“ ®'‘ aerisf—cost sets, 6-2; 2-6: 6-4; 6-2. The inquiry The complete schedule foUows; TO D A Y ’S GAMES 'rae Detroit - Boston etniggle ■ sengers—continued today with the started the auxiliary transmitter so I "®'"‘ of the major responsibilities of 'his 1 g°'''rnm ents long established should I ° f control and sale of alcoholic bev- ®**<^*«k Armstrona — east; L*®^^he Crime Clues Mvaterv squad engaged In Its first real scrim- Sept. 14-—Gleatonbury, there. Wc Are Selling: The e .JH*‘ ®'1 Charles at ths Orasn—west Forest Hills, Sept. 12— (AP) __ WM diagnosed aa a strained tendon mage yesterday with anothet hard started out as an a r g u m e n t^ L testimony of .Miss KatheMhe Llebler, that we could send out the distress'* When Hoover said he might con- govemmqnt,nent, and:..... thus...... far little. has ,: , j**®, changed- for light„ and------tran-. cages. That commission reported And for the Remainder of i«^Ths PunnyboneTl _ eVst' ? !m l J'JJl???®** ••“®lee Off Rtcerd but the doctors said he would be Sept. 21— Windsor, here. National League t veen Henry Johnson and A l a passenger, o f .Melrose, N. V, signs! when It came from the bridge. I ®ult his coimael, Rogers called: been dope to bring about a return : ®*c"V.causes; and accordingly all ex- . jjiij known as the "liquor Fred Perry the 22 year old English- sess'on slated today. Seven' letter- t !sSI Huilc Magic able to play all right tdday with It Sept. 28— Hartford, there. Chicago at Boston. Crowder and ended with L efty Miss Llebler, a brunette ‘ apd of normal business. Full and free P^f'c^cc hath shown, that mankind control act."'4 Because of IAitsa ... many_____ the Week, At I'ooZ D-'oSin''® 'V J,®*®"*' Oremsllo man who holds all the major tennis men are back this year of the eleven "1 sent an assistant back to the "f* my attorney here?" DELA WARE bandaged. ■ . Oct. 2— Bloomfield, there. Pittsburgh at New York. Grove and Schoolboy Rowe on tho pretty, testified she occtipicd Roorh- discussion of this problem o f recov- disposed to suffer, wbijev objectionable features. th» passag'c singles championships of toe world, Which captured the Central Con- bridge and told him to get explicit ' Rogers' uttoincy did not appear. 4.1^^f*8^15l"BSUy'BVn«n!:;,7t'‘only■ lis ^ =£|ssr.'’ D'S'c"h‘!„Vrj'hi:;,‘ r‘;’ *The accident aided immeasurably Oct. 5.— Suffield School, there. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Blab. Boston won when Julius Sel- 803, C deck, oh the liner. Instructions. and the witne.sr said: of the bill was strongly resisted by had only courageous Wllmer Alli- necticut Interscholastic League tlUe cry. this fall should develop the so- ® ®'^® • s'dlcrable, than to right SCRANTON’S e 0'-ehss'l-wi« toe chances o f Allison. The Texan Oct. 13— Bristol, here. St. Louis at Philadelphia. lers singled and Rick Ferrell scored Asked how and when she first lubon. themselves by abolishing the forms the Republlci^n party, but at the n- LINE OF FEEDS News - east son, veteran Texan and toe handi- for the second copsccutlve season "The radio room was getting "Sometime ago there waa a strike west rpt battered down Sidney B. Wood, Oct. 19— West Hartford, there. American League him a lto a two-bagger. becarhe.aware of the Are, Miss Llcb- Hnnill Man Hit to which they are accustomed. But slstcflce and under the leadership of Wu?ti;hl!Vir‘'r,®“£*’"'~ ® "’erB east: cap of a lame right ankle between last year. Manchester won eight and warm Hij^n a curtain caught on “ uiong tho radio operators, « D U C K FARi M Your Patronage wurtsebsoh Orohete — west; Ja'ek Romance. Songs Davis cup singles star 6-3; 6-2; 6-3. Oct. 25— Bloomfield, here. Boston at Detroit Giants Gsin Again ler said a steward awakenol her at tiro. . ! "Alagna and another operatoi The small business 'man Is hand!- " ■ ®d * ^chg train of abuses and ,the governor, - toe bill became a law. 160 Tolland Turnpike, Manrhe*itrr . Arm^et^g-mldweet repeatipeat Baator d. Orchestra lost two hi 1933 and lost only once 0,ct. 27—Meriden, here. Philadelphia at Cleveland. 4:45"» 6m Pater BlIJo A. Bala lafkas ^ Hla'Orcheitre „ order was reversed In the about 4(10 a. m. (e. d. t ), Saturday, Mnamt Choked -■ ' Iricd to Inatignto discontent on th^' capped todSy by the restrictions of *ishcpaiJons, pur.suing Invariably thei Immediately after its enactment, ! Would Be Apprecuated. .30-11130—J^ck Barger A Orcheatre in twelve starts toe year before. Nov. 2— Klngswood (pending) led her Into the corridor, up on the NRA and the absence of any i''*®” ’ ® dojcct. evinces a design ttl-rc- " ’Idcspread demand arose for a cor- j Seven Lettermen NaUonal League where toe league "The air was slienl. There wasn't ; "^''P ccchlng signatures to a pfo- here. Itadlng Glanta ended their string of deck and assisted her In donning a consistent plan of recovery. I’hese II, ?® under absolute despotism,: rection of defects then apparent in : With twslve games on this year’s a .signal on It. ! ?c"l fhat the food on the sl)lp‘ was 1 0 c A Plate Nov. 9— Hartford, here. three losses and Pittsburgh’s seven- life preserver. •schedule, Mr. Greer expects bis team THOMPSONVILLE BOOTS "A t .about 3:25 or ,'1:.T0 I had a :* ’'" ' have brought about general.stagna-1 fiS.PI- *t their duty, to* III* To these demands the Re- ' GIVE Vs A TRIAL! Nov. 16— Springfield Commerce game winning streak with a 8 to 1 "How dJ)l_yDU get off the boat," tion. from which Connecticut is one i * .IT, "“®'* ®"''®‘'*'^®"b ’‘"d to' '>'''n j "Then lire fiashed around. I con- Rogers said Captain Wlllmott 4:00— Pop . (Toheert — Christiaan 3:15— Baseball — Boston Braves Corps which la to go to Louisvtlle with bunched- blow* tc win 0 to 4. the middle west have cast a pall secure in their pei-son.s and property, | li»32 BUICK SPORT SEDAN 38 Main St. Phone 8881 Psychic Bid Is Favorite I nKentucky l ^ Derby - J Immortals " - - ^the fol- «>« late this month to compete tar first persons were gathered on the deck ' tinued to send the ,S O S. I knew complained thftl Alagna was a Kriens, director, Marcel Doucet- va. Chicago Cubs. The third place (tabs beat the In the,stern. the transmitter wa.s still function- trouble-maker. over the country. Last year we de- *"®I their right ot contract shall be i 1931 PONTIAC SPORT COUPE te, tenor. Attack, Says Lou Little prize in toe V.F.W. D;Jrum Corps Braves 2 to 0. Hal Troaky estab- inviolate, and wc believe that no 5:00— Jack Brooks with Orchestra Convention, There wcic some members of the | ing. Tho receiver was down. "Cnptalh Wlllmott told mo," the stroyed by Federal edict a large 1930 N A SH S E D A N 4:30--The Jesters. $100,000 Chssic on Omaha Is a alow beginner, - and Last year toe Thomp- Hshed a new aeveland record by portion of the food.stuffs tor which man, whether rich or poor, should 8:30— Jack Armstrong-^All-Amer- sonville na and I lo.sl my way in ('h qr ol Alagna'.s superior officers land'. 5:45— Gordon, Dave and Bunny. they’ll letics won the ball game 6 to 4 with It is a gloomy picture, but l.am property without due process of 1929 C H R Y S L E R “ 6.>” COUPE sibly be too short for him, but htill have a chance to run." The main bout on Thursday’s pro- estimate the ratio of crow mombiTs j fh- r.adlo room. • often received sarca.sllc rcmark.s 5:00— <3hick Webb’s Orchestra. 0:00— Rambllh' Cowboy. urday But Plat Eye Bears Pass Into End Zone and Mul- a 13-Jilt assault on Mel Harder. A confident that a . belter day will law. We deplore the tendency to- so much U thought of him that gram will bring together Mickey M d passengers in the gr()up. .Miss : "1 finally found a chair and .sat from the operator tha* he refused Thursday's 5:30— Old Jim Bridger. 6:15— Otto Neubauer, pianist, “ What about this mulUple kick?" pinch hU by Managei Jimmy Dykes Llebler replied that she could not. down. soon dawn if wc act together in ward paternalism, and we believe 5:45— The Oleanders. his connections plan to send him toe large Mr. Little waa asked. BIckey, Rhode Island state champ In^toe eleventh gate toe White Sox lo obey orders, that he was an agi- 6:30— Press-Radio News. Watching; Is the World’s tiple Kick to Open Up and Johnny Mack, of New Britain Hoover then questioned her co)i-j ''^ly■fcet wore burning, sending Legislators to Washington ■ reliance upon toe part of Riley Chevrolet Co., Inc. , €:00— Baseball Scores. 6:35— Jerry Cooper. to England for the Derby Stakes. "There agmn 1 think there may a 3 to 2 victory over Washington. tator, and W ally Banola, New Britain cemlng what she knew of Inloxlca. j "Theu I fell on tho ladio kev ' w’ho have » wisdom, 'courage and **i® '^I'-lzen and a proper reward for 191 Center Street Xel. 7;j91 6:(i5— W rlghtville Clarion. With no horse outstandingly su- "1 wanteil to get rid of Alagna In faith The verdict rests with the , ® Ihrlft should be the objects of all Savings ®°'l his Balalaika slugger, will tackle Jackie Wiillams, 6:.'i0— Press Radio Nqws.' Orchestra. perior in the field, toe Futuritv •'lorro Cnstlo omploycs, .again and faintly remember sc:idinc ■(ew A'ork, the captain told me. voters, ' , I®*- "'c believe that the primary Richest Horse Race. Offense, Is Belief of Noted amckifthe”“pra‘'y “ uled Webster. Mass., in the semi-final. AT 0:85— Save A Life In September. 7:00—Joe RIncs Orchestra. should attract the largest entry list W th deception, as the quick-kick few o? t h A L Havana, quite a i mil another mcs.sage that wc "1 want you to gel the key to the With a full realization ol the re- uf government is to promote In years, and will go a long way to - ; Other bouts will be: Benny.Carr, few of the waiters wore drunk,' the I oouUln’t 'hold out mm lf longn emergen ;" -ndhi room. 6 (45— Billy Batchelor. 7 :.15— Vera 'Van. na* been employed. witness sail! sponslbllitles Implied In iny accept- **1® W’elfarc and happipe.as of all ward showing which of the 2-year- i Meriden, vs. Jerry Malone, Spring- 'Then 1 remember sumeime 7:00— Harriet Lee’s Songs. 7:30— Serenaders; Paul Keast. bar- Columbia Mentor; New *318 multiple kick un- "Did you sc- aiiv .Hiiy- "I don't trust that m'an,,' Rogers ance ...... of this...... high...... honor,...... f . sh'rll...... it.. *” 'usure that. ______every^ man shall B y .MAX R ID D LE . olds ii the best of the season. i field, Mass.; Martin Furman, Chic- <’ r e w m e m b e r . s Uig that we'd better get out. 7:30 — The Modemalres — Cliff itone; Rollo Hudson’s Orchestra. I til the last possible Inataht aa the drunk the night of quoted Captain Wlllmott ns declar- elected, devarte myself whole-heart- hold the frult.s of his labors Everybody’s Strong, director, NE.\ -Service Turf Writer opee. Mass., va. Tommy Broulllard, the illsa.sler • ' 7.45 Andrew Jacobsen's j play develop* should make the aec- "I M l on dork tm the starlHiard mg. cdly and unreservedly to the task ci P‘--'»ea,s and enjoy tfte~ dollar i En- Ball Is Smaller. i Danielson; Tommy O'Brien, Spring- Hoover asked, .side. 7;46-7-Fashion Revue. semble. HEADS SCIENTISTS , onciary defense pretty cautious. Any- No Seamen Drunk j VU till.-,' orrurred oh the M.orro restoring confidence to biiaincrss and' he earns. Wc arc 'opposed to * 8:00— Jack Pearl, toe ‘’Baron." New York. Sept. 12.-The finest field, Mass.,, vs. Young Aldlno. Wll- i5 > ^ "The air was very hot. The ship Castle's laat and fatal trip. Rogers 8:00— Maxine; Phil Spitalny's Or- field In many a year will kick up j tolijg which worries that defense llmanUc; N ick Peters, Clilcopec, Miss Llebler said she had not work to our workers. direct government competition with I 8:3(1— W’nyne'King's Orchestra. chestra., Aberdeen, Scotland, Sept. '12 __ ; back there helps the running game. appeared to have been anchored. .said. I private business. VVe do not believe Market! toe turf at Belmont Saturday, Sept Mass., vs. Charlie Stevens, Hartford; SPRUCE STREET BAKERY \Villiam Whitehead By HARRY GRAYSON —Fred Allen’s Town Hall 8:15— Edwin C. Hill — ______Hoover ibc(i ' questioned Rogers ------, that the domlnaUon) of an all-wise The Human Kid Richie. Springfield, Mass., vs. Sho*. Side ot the News. richest horse race \vatto today was elected president Sports Editor NEA Service By ASSOCIATED PRESS •______I alxuit radio procedure on .shipboard, Federal government can ever be a O’Lakes toe $100,000 Belmont Futurity “I believe that the use of the Ralph Pisano, Springfield, Mass. 209 Spruce Street 10:00—Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. 8:30— To Be Announced. of the British Association for toe ; and the witness gave a highly teeli- substltiile for toe liberty of the This race, a fall fixture ever Advancement of Science. ' New York, Sept, 12—They’ve multiple kick, unencumbered now by T'he guests of honor are expected Hughey Oltz, Giants — Made ALCORN PROMISES BUTTER! 10:30— The Travelers Hour— Chris- 8:45— The Bpthany GlrLs, wanted to help the running attack ' nleal cx|>lnnrftlon citizen' We believe In the retention tiaan Kriens, director; Davie Rln- ,®® ''"°"* opened , Its gates. One of the foreracat geologists in toe technicality of dropping the ball to taclude. Governor Cross and his three hits against Pirates, including j "When was your radio equipment 3^0—Mickey Cochrane On The In football for years. This season before It is kicked, should be very staff; Senator Walcott, Senator double in winning rally. by the Congress of its legislative gle’s Grenadiers; Sally Ayers. Pennant Race. Will bring together virtually every the world, now 64 years old, he Is THE HARTFORD ART SCHOOL last eheeked?" Hoover asked.' powers ami wo deplore toe present 2-year-old which has shown prbm- emeritus professor of geology of toe they have some new rules that useful In the case of free kicks affter Lonergan, Congressmaji Kopple- Jlmy Dykes, White Sox — Hla ?5 .Athrneiim Square .North FEARLESS COURSE rC lb . 11:00— Harry Meyers’ Orchestra. Deutsch and his Gyp- should do that. a safety.' Hartford. Connecllnit 1 "In .New York, toe trip before last, tondency to surrender them to the HOT PIZZA 11:30— National Radio Forum Imperial College of Science and n^, Congressman Maloney; Mayor pinch hit In 11th drove In run that sy Violin. beat Senators. i.t'y government Inspectors," was the 1 President and to administrative 12:00 mldn.— Weather Forecast. probable champion of the divi- ,Technology o f Kensington, London. Summed upi that’s the way the “There Is more distance to be got- Beach of Hartford,' former Mayor ! reply. (C-onttmjed from One) 9:30— Fray and Braglottl. 57th Year Opens On iMonday, Sept. 24th I boards dominated by him and the Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., from 6 to 8 P. M. 12:02 a. m. — Silent. sion for 1934. large Mr. Lou Little, stateglc genius Batterson of Hartford and V.FW BIU Lee, Cubs— Shut out Braves strictly Fresh Local with Orchestra, ten by a well-executed multiple kick officials. with six.hits. Rogers toM Hoover there was no ! Postmaster General thereby sub- Probably the, choice will be Mrs of Columbia University’s Rose Bowl than by the average punt. long regarded as essential to French and Italian 10.00—Byrd’s Antartlc Expedition; Bing Miller, Athletics — Mod® IS i^ 't pnlntlng, sculpture, po.sler, delay in tran.sml.s.Hlon of the S O S the stUutlng for a government of laws EGGS! Dodge Sloan’s Psychic Bid, re- Lions, Idoka at the changes In the well being and happiness of s Mark Warnow's Orchestra. ■So far as the new, smaller ball three hits and knocked'in two runs torrandXoe5Moi“*x,“‘‘°"' ‘'®*“*"’ interior archltec from the Mvrro Ca.stle because of free . n- Bovernment of men. We- deplore cently a sensational victor In toe TEAM UP gridiron code. , ture and decoration. Mu.scutU and Library. people. 10^0—True Detective Mysterier — is ooncerned, Its too early yet to against Indians. Interference from other radio sta- the greatly Increased cost of govern- rich Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga. (jolumbia, scheduled to mingle tions. . .Viinerlca toe Beautiful Crusade Against Crime. predict what Influence If will have John Moore, Phillies — Pountied ment and toe large number of fed- But tnany a high-class 2-year-old with the Ells in toe Yale Bowl Oct. rrom 'a'to'hT.'M '" " '' -^optomher 17th through JZiid "T o me - this country Is ______HOT BREAD w 6< .11:00—Nick Lucas. on the game. I want to see more of St. L o «s pitching tar six hits fc- "L)ld you ever hear of any difficul- •still «val bureaus and offices which have WBZ-WBZA 6 as the season's opening engage- W ll be ready to give toe son of ties with the crew?" 11:15— Baseball Scores. 1,1 before I Judge. A player with a BATTING cludlng homer in doubleheader. ■America the beautiful’ but Its a c -; Created under Democratlc**ad- “Give yoiir family a treat I" ment, will begin practice on Sept. 15. ______Springfield — Boston 11:20— Red Nichols' Orchestrii. Chance Play and Queen Herod a , Cutalogiie . I'lMin itoqiiest. ’ . ' "No.'' . knowledged blessings will pass from j "ilnl^tration. We agree wlth'cal- Fancy California Tokav run for the money. The large Mr. Little stopped in the small hand certainly ought to be Red Rolfe— Yankees, led attack "There have been report.'^ of’ sab- 11:45— Frank Dailey’s Orchestra. nple to pa.lrlolii Monk (cut from heavy stwr Deef) wltnrs-i sold. "A regular riot." dawn / dawn of our o f ourhistory. history. i "'e-b elieve in the chestra, coriducted by TuIIlo Sera- *2— (A P )— Long to- before gets back to a warmer comes by his speed, since he is a definitely will help the rtionlng at- graphing k small stack of volumes Hits—Gehrig and Gehrlnger, Pittsburgh—Teddy. Yarosz, l|7 Rogers told Hoover fire drills were ! , "This program, known to the his-, ment of our system othumane it .n ' ' lbs. fta. Metropolitan Opera Company, FRESH SE.V F(K)I) .ALWAYS clime. Captain Bob BarJtlett, Polar grandson of England's Tetratema, Uck," asserted too Master Mind of going to some of his coaching col Tigers, 191, 1-4, Pittsburgh, outpointed Vince Soft .Shell Crohs . l-ohsters . O.vsterv- .Seiillon* held regularly on the .’Morro Castle j lo f**" « » tho 'New Deal,’ Is the i tutlons, Wc t^ledge durselvet to^ 6:00— News. explorer, hopes to he able to tell just it is rating him pretty high to leagues and old-time players. Doubles— Greenberg, Tigere, 56. Dundee, 168 1-2, N e w a r k , N . J „ 1*1 iliid a Variety of Fish. every Sunday afternoon. , | enemy of all thrift and, carried to | continuance of the^Dollcv of th.^p 8:16;—Mythical Ship of Joy. Momingside Heights. "On thesur- Finest Brand place him above High Quest, Triples— Manush, Senators, and (won middleweight title). Try a .Soft .Shell Crab .Sandwich on Toaat- ■’ . 1" RfCi-sa then waa taken for-lunch., *t» logical conclusion, would make publican party of R^iahlna^ 5;30--Kellogg Singing Lady. w-hat he found out in a flummer’e facq. it would seem to be an afd to -*,v. cruise off the northern waters, in the passing game. But the Influence Chapman, Yanks, 11, Paul Plrrone, 157 1-2, Cleveland ----- 'paupers and mendicants of,us all. plete and adeouate 5:45— Little Orphan Annie. and Al Diamond, 158 1-2, Paterson, BEER ON DRAUGHT TUNA FISH! fact if the plans go' through he will Psychic Bid demonstrated all hla on the running attack, in my mind, Home runs—Gehrig, 45; foxx I'K o n K T lO N CXJNTKOU I The Straight Road Propc^carh^lnd tre^to^^en^ o°/ ^ 6:00— Education in the News. N. J„ drew, 10; Young Stuhley, 161, Choice .Selection of California Wines do some broadcasting from his y e e d when he won the Hopeful is more important. Athletics. 41. . ' Washington, Sept. 12.— (A P )— * "Connecticut Is the Constitution persona afflicted w ltV”toh^ Basebaii Resume. Kewanee, III.,' imocked out Ak SaL 6:30—-Time, weatjier, schooner the Moriissay at 3;15 Fri Stakes by four open lengths, leav- Stolen bases— Werber, Red Sox, The farm administration la consld- State, and my oath as governor will a Republican^Leglslatu™^torni*h*A ‘ You'll onioT your •lerr Sport Forum 34. • bano, 150, Syracuee, N. Y., 2. j crlng tumping the .tins 6:45— Lowell Thomas. day afterooon, via CBS.- ing behind 18 good 2-year-oIds to ln c rtlre „7 „",’ ' ' 'n •upplylng the very best of south's major he my pledge to Its people, without to tu C cu lk r cwfdrln th. ' I 'The defense, backed up within New York—Bobby Pacho, 1C. inings to-eat at moderate prices. N ow- — - * j crop-cotton, tobacco and peanuU—-...i -tregard to race, creed Or political al-1 urn at N to S tlc '^ 7:00— Real Life Drama. most or which are eligible to face Pitching—Gomez, Yanks 24-4; In quality aJw'Bys— w-e lexid .mor* ti you stop at ih« *hip is now approximately 1.. Its own 25 or 30-yard line, wiU .have Marberry. Tigers, 15-4. Calif., stopped Eddy Ryan; 145 1-4| for unified prod)icUon control. leglance o f an honest, fenrleas amlJ came ^***^*«^®' 7:05— Press-Radio News. him In the Futurity. However, in Fancy Yellow Ripe 700 miles north of New York C31ty to worry about defending more ter- BLUEFIEIJIS ACCEPT. Poland, 3i Kenny LaSalle, 141, Cag- •This was disclosed today as- re- LoxintrioDilRo^tor 7:10— Spiritual Singers. just off the coast of Labrador the Futurity he will pick up a pen- ritory than before, fn other years, NATIONAL fomia, outpointed Steve Halaiko, 1.S9 newed study waa given to a unified BANANAS! 7:30—Irene -^icb. Tuning in tonight: alty of eight pounds. This added the defence knew that few teams' Awake, fans, and hear the news! program for graln-s grown eWeflV In at th« Loxtaqton and got 7:45— Frank Buck. weight put him back with toe pack: Unchanged except tar: 1-2, Auburn, N. Y., iO; Carlos Halol the tea r oom j not do less. . . . | ’ t Pearl from out around the 30-yard line Your favor te team has again come M3 Main Street the mld-wcst—corn,' wheat, flax,; *? bring to the admlnlstraUon 8:OOJ—Eno Crime Clues. Balladler, the pre^ously un- Batting—P. Waner. Pirates, .361; mon, 144, Calif., outpointed Jimnw „ . .. , , ,, I^PP- *4- Jan»e*'» Chiieeh .8:00—Fred Allen; 9;D0—Lombardo would try to pass into the end zone to the tare. 'This time in answer to Terry, Giants, .354. Murray, 140, New York. 6. = th* nlmoBi In eomloH, Russian baritone. beaten Bradley colt, certainly had •V huainrsv Imiit on qiMtUty” barley, rye and grain sorghums. , that Office a virile progres.lyie and! w h lcro'^LS *toal^3 d '^ : )c doz. Band; 9:30—-Other Americas. on an early down. It was too dan- Hits— P. Waner, 194. ' A a Ia officials, seeking to evolve a ! '*®P®h C«dJlK, O.iteii, NtUntlsad r i,«, Ci.iiaaui, Vw, a,Tt. D,rtw I2i30— Hotel Astor Orchestra • sWdlng son of Gallant Fox. Gallant after a team had been docked with making counterfeit money. j We favor adequate provision for early dry seasons. In Hollywood, where Enzo Is In Buffalo—Ernie Dusek, 219, Oma- 119, PhUadelphia, outpointed Kid \J Fox waa third Ibv the Futurity of the five yards, there was nothing Bogus nickels, quarters and half training. ha, threw l-en Macaluso, 218, East Laredo, 117, Mexioo. D. F „ IP; Jack else to-do but pass la an attempt to Turora, N. Y , s«:66. were turned out, the agents Griffin, 135, Little Rock, outpolntod Joe Marqps, 188, Pittsburgh, 6 MANCHESTER EVENING HEBACD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, ^ r iEMBER M, im «. I . . i ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 198^

Toonerville Folk >4 By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahem

Irs CrUST A 1X7W-DOWN, DIRTV TRICK TO PAY BACK Tll^E MONEY • .i'G’S

Junior (to departing relative) — * .W hat this country needs la a dol- A FELLER HAS LOANED YOU WHEN MiCKEY M<^GuiRE IS ubOKING ON. There's no hurry, atmtle. Daddy has ; lar which Is not so much elastic " " YEW, XiOPEr-VOUVE ?)EEN . USET>TO . put the clock a whole hour ahead. | adhesive. COUPT SO MANY TIMES, TVV**-* PERANA’BULATE VOU * F rien i— How much of your salary GAVEL RA.PS AJSA,\NIST YOU AUTOMOBILES PUBLIC PASSENGER APARTMENTS— FLATS— ent abUtty and refinement, may The trouble With the average man AtaoUNtS Vs/W^ YOU Democratic Senator from \flrglnla. especially upon those who are able> ! with private enterpriae. is that be not only demands aome- do, you take home to your wife? WOULD pW VE-RAIL SPIKES \N T’l WERE A TOT FOR SAL*=: SERVICE 20A „ TENEMENTS 6.i BAKEWEU ASSAILS make here or have made here have Carter Glass. Man—None o f It. not dislodged from my mind the Ir- to pay, and would at least have W e would have you aaaura ua thing for nothing, but wants some gotten aome return from those who that the frenzied and bap-hazard^ Friend—Gosh! How come? A DOUBLE TRACK FRONS S cranton)) one dayT was 19M BCICK U G H T S sedan, 1929 IN AODl'TION Tti tiUv.t LAne Bus FOR Ite N T — I ROOM tenement, all revocable conviction that It la Im- The adminiatraUon often speaks trading stamps and a couple of with pride of the fact that It la re- evade the Income tax by putting spending which has characterised Man—She meets me at the office \ to DENVERr>-BUT YOU AINT UFTiMcfYou uA o Cbevrolet roadster, 1929 O ^lan d Lane. .De Luxe Biu for lodge party improvements, garage. 97 Norman ^ NEW DEAL POUCIES moral, and that It meians not only a premiums throwm In to boot. U their investments In tax-exempt se- thie adm iniatra^n is to be reduced and takes It herself. sedan, 1930 Essex coupe, 1930 or team crips, wa also offei 7 pas- stfeet. contravention ot my party's plat- lying upon trained minds, and fol- GOT TW COLLA-R-DRAG INTO <^UR.t M s EE YOUR PFFLFfTl^ ■ Oievrolet 1 1-2 ton high stake form in that respect ^ t o f the lowing the methods of science. curlOes. Shortly after the Demo- to order. senger sedan livery. Phone 3063 (OontlinMid from Page Fourteen.) W ife— Dearest, soon there will be An optimist, ta a guy who be- truck. Oole Motors, 6463. FOR RENT—FOUR R(X)M tene- promlaes o f party spokesmen during Every administration has sought cratic administration came into We would have you assure ua YET for sw indl ing ,but YOU'Re / in ^G E LSA fS^ 6660. 8864. a third in our nest. lieves that Hollywood vrill yst have ment, h U improvements. Centrally the campaign. the aid of trained minds, but hither- power, the insiucerity of this plea that there shall be on end to wasta, BIPE POR IT/.~ 1 GOT ALAWSEU^ - - the streets and seeking Jobs in was shoam by the fact that they Hubby— Honey, are you inire? a golden wedding anniversary. HORSE -trough , located. Inquit'e„ Sam- Yulyes, 701 "Mr. President, tbere was never to, experience has been regarded as graft and corruption, and that tha vain." promptly reeorted to an income tax. Wife—Positive. Mother wrote to MOVING—TRUCKING— HELP WANTED— Main street any necessity for a gold embargo. a necessary part of the training of political spoilsmen shall be driven tell me she is coming next week. WORKING OVERTW'GOCD ^A^NE w AND YOU SLIPPED Our workers may qever see a a mind. called a Processing Tax, levied pre- from the Temple. Visitor—My husband always said , S T O R A G E 20 MALE OR FEMALE 3? There is no necessity for making I was far and away the best w ife in GYP YOU FANNED -V A N D FELL O N ‘ FOR R E N T -F IV E ROOM tene- tax bill, but they pay In deductlona Statutory criminals of citizens of Mr. Tugwell Is generally regard- cisely upon the necesslUes of life We want you to assure us that BOYS AN D GIRLS sell itavoring ex mentr with garage, modei;n Im from wages. In Increased costa of and bearing with special hardship There’s A Reason the world. AAE O N / PKRRETT * OLE NN E Y IN C local *the United States who may please ed as the leading spirit iH the Pres-- there will be no further experiment- Woman— He was right— far ahd YOUR HEAD,-^ tracts after school: send for free provements. Call at 15 Ashwort.1 .what they buy, or In broad cessa- to take their property In the shape Ident's group o f trained minds. He upon the poor. Every man who buys ing with. the currency. Dollar bills are soon worn out, and and long distance moving uaUy tion of employment. Tqeeq la not an a loaf of bread or a sack of flour I can see the reason why. away. , AND I'VE express to HarUord. . Ovemlgm sample. Wakefield Extract Co., street. Telephone 3022. pf gold or currency out o f banks and openly favors the Idea o f a planned W e would have you assure ua that SanbomviUe, N. H. unemployed man, there la not a use It for their own purposes as economy, and Is on record as saying pays this tax. It is levied by the there will be for these spending For few of them stay with us long, OFTEN service tc^and from New York. Tel. but keep on sliding by. , Never attempt to Judge a man by struggling farmer, whose Interest they may please." , that even a limited acceptance of Secretary of Agriculture, and dis- groups which are handing out the WW.'I •war or 6864 BUSINESS LOCATIONS W s get one In our hand sometimes, the opinion he baa o f himself. WONDERED In this subject is not direct and vi- A fter this step had been taken, the planned idea will require three tributed by hi|n to a special class— people's money by the billions, a SITUATIONS WANTED— FOR RENT 64 tal. a procedure not only In violation of we start to smile, and then MhA TRUCKIXa TO IXICAL and lon,^ the Treasury Department proceeded wholesale changes: First, the pre-budget as well as a post-audit. Doctor— “Your pulse la besting Female as the provisions of the constitution, You, yourself in January of this Eoms heartless merchant, greedy- distance points. Rate.s reasonable, TO R E N T—OFFICES at 865 Mam Vet with all the coats of the New to " w lt e up” a so-called profit on changing of statutes, constltut'ors very Irregularly. Do you drink? Deal, in spite of the fact that we the transaction o f ' 42,800,000.00—a but also destructive of the funda- year, asserted the necessity o f such llke starts it on ifl way again. Harold Oumu. phone 6610. 62 RELIABLE WOMAN wishes day- street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed- and government once and for sll; W e help to wear our- money out, but Man- -■yes— but very regularly. are facing the largest tax 'nd debt kind of procedure forbidden to mental conditions of liberty, a’bich action, and solemnly promised that Mather street! Manchester, Conn. work of any kind. Good references ward J. Holl. Tel 4042 and 8026 second, destroying business us it shed no tears, nor sigh. burden In our entire history, the private corporations. Is that the tax power remain in the this would be done. Four days later, // Call Harrison street, next to Dou- has existed; and third, destroying For some feitr times we get to touch program has failed to bring , the Soon another bill was passed giv- Lands of the people or th e j chosen you tore up this promise and threw j gan Dye Works. FOR RENT —STATE THEATER the sovereignty of the states. An- the bill as It goes by. promised reaulta. We were told ing the Treasurer Two Billion Dol representatives. it in the waste basket. Did thef Building, store occupied by, Mary other member of the chosen band, •'//y, j S.' that the N R A would put four mU- lars of this so-called profit with Mr. D. C. Coyle, has said, "E very- Ths forces of economics are as Ir- triumvirate of happy spenders fro m ' Carney Hat Shop Occupancy Oct. Butcher—Round steak, madam? DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 1st Very attractive rental. Apply llon men to work before Labbr Day which to speculate In International thing we were taught In school is resistible in th eir action as the the P. W. A., the C. W. A., and the ‘ A Thought Manchester In '33. According to Mr, Green, exchange and In government securi- exactly wrong. Thrift is no longer forces of natufe, and we shall con- A. A. A., not dare to have their Bride—The shape doesn’t Interest Theater Mgr., nr your broker. me, so long as Its real tender. Evening Herald FOR SALE—COLLIE -PUPPIES. president of the American Federa- ties, and to use for other purposes, a virtue, saving for a rainy day tinue to movi forward to recovery, plans brought under the scrutiny of For the Lord o f hosts hath pur- lnq,ulre of John McConvllle. 509 THE MARY CAR.VEY Hat Shop, tion of Labor, the total number of and generally to rig the market, his makes It rain all the harder.” Mr unless, by some sad mis-chance, the the eagle eye of Mr. Douglas? posed, and who shall dlsannual I t f Another profitable way to use CLASSIFIED Keeney'^treet. now located In The State Theater those re-employed In normal busi- actions to be shrouded in secrecy Jerome Frank, of the AAA de- communist sympathizers prevail, We want you ' to assure us that and His hand Is stretched out, and Building, will be located at 893 ness activity up to the preoent time until after the next Presidential for In a Soviet system, all are thgre will be more business in gov- your extra leisure, Is to take a nap who shall turn It back f — Isaiah, clared that the profit motive Is Just In the shade. 14:27. ADVERTISEMENTS Main street, after Sept. 25th. is scarcely over a million. Accord- election. Such things are criminal one 01 our current "talk w»-/s." forced to live in extreme poverty. ernment, and less government in C oaol ftU averaa«« wurOit U • iUMk POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 ing to the same authority, the gain offences if perpetrated by indivi- business. These are typical examples of the Wise policies may accelerate, W ife— The bride looked stunning,, tsUUU, Dumber* *od *bbr*vtDtlP** In employment from October ’,33 duals or corporations. views ot Mr. Roosevelt's trained foolish ones retard our progress. We We want you to assure us that *«e b count ** * /ord *od cotnpouDd FOR SALE—WHITE Giant- roast- didn’t she ? Would.the face of liature oe so HOUSES FOR RENT 6.": to June '34 was only one hundred Save in a Tyranny, there is not minds. Meantime, the minds that believe that It is being retarded by there will be an honest balancing of serene and beautiful If man’s word* a* two word* Ulnlmom oo*t I* !ng chickens,. 35c lb. dresjed, de- one code of morality for a nation Husband—Yes. and the grooB) prie* of (hr** linta thousand, and more than four hun enjoy the confidence of the people, some of the policies of the present the budget. We want you to tell us destiny were not equally so?— livered. Ralph Von Deck, telephone lO R E N T— SE VE R AL Desirable and another for its citizens. looked stunned, didn’t he? lain* rat** o*r day (oi traoai*»i 5327. dred thousand were laid oil in July and that all would recognize as administration. We are sure that how the tax burden is to be dis- Thoreau. c 50K«o LIKE 3A K E > ada five, six and t*ven room houses, The government has, forgetting tributed; whether there are still "W s have," he said, "made no head- genuinely trained minds, have one there can be no'sound recovery, no A “gentleman farm er" is describ- Marak 47. I99t single and douhle Apply Edward J. another of Its pre-electlpn pledges, to be prizes for the darer, of Cash Cbarir* FOR SALE—50 NEW Hampshire way whatever this year.” by one, been let out of the adminis- material help In the unemployment ed as a person who 1s fixed, financial- IS <301N G THRU WITH IT = Holl. Phone 4642 and 8025. been going more and more Into Whether the government is to com f * *Cft 1/ % 4 OonaaeuUv* Da/* 1 •!*' • et* red phiiets, five months old. Call at A t ths same time, labor troubles tration. It would almost seem that situation until Industry recovers. It ly so that he can exercise' his pro- Flapper Fanny Say& I Con**cutW* Day •• • ot* U ot« 48 Grandview street. competition with private Industry. the President’s yardstick tar meas- must be allowed to . thrive and "flscate these through taxation. ma. u. s. MT. orr. t Da/ ...... e^.e.I n 9X9 It Ot* FOR R E N T— SINGLE house. wUh have multiplied. There has been a U is unfair competition, for the dice fanity on a golf boll Instead o f . on a larger number of labor disputes In uring the training of a mind Is dis- prosper. It is now being held back We want you to give a completa mule. ir ,,til'Na IiOOKS--Cla*aia*o ad* u out statements so misleading as al- proved by them. They have had no the certain effect of undermining Clelland's Farm, 81 Lake street, peak In January '33. From that sentative government which it set began. b* puhll*h«d i*m* da/ muit b* r*- most to force one to believe that opportunity hitherto to pass upon confidence, and arousing class 0*lr*d b/ 11 O'clock nnr>n: Saturday* telephone .3539. time on then, has been, a steady up, I have no doubt whatever that idtl.O a m they are deliberately deceptive. In them, for In 1932, they were care- hatred. Fraud in industry should e-ii monthly decline In the number of when election day comes, they will Prisoner—^My lawyer says that L the Balance Sheet recently given fully concealed behind the fair and be punished and so far as is possi- the unemployed until June of this overwhelmingly repudiate those he can frame me up an alibi—he’s TELEPHONE YOUR out by the Treasury Department reassuring wordt of platform and ble by legislation to prevent its re- noiisEHOl.ii (jooDs r.) year, when it had been Teduced governmental heresies which are bad four wives. tVASHlNGTON TUBBS By Crane WANT ADS. giving the statement of conditions candidate. They have that oppor- currence, that method is approved. being encouraged in Washington, OUT OUR WAY By Williams 25-$I5.00 E;MER0IL oil burners - more than 3ii per cent. Confidence as of the close of business on June But we believe that by and large, Friend—Four wives! Say, If he Ad* ar* auc«ut*d uv*i tb* talapbona tunity now. The only way to make and which threaten the loss o f our was lany good at framing up alibis REMEMBER, NOW— X RUN/ at tb* CHAUGC HATK *;1v * d *bov* 410.00. Cash and t.arry. 6-415 00 has returned, and business is very 30, '34, "General Expenses" tar the the standards of morality are as HSIW. WASA BGAR^ S O M E B O D Y S H O U L O definitely on the upgrade, except In sure that the brakes will be applied liberties. We subscribe to the he'd still be living with his first A BICYCLE REPAIR S H O P / as * conv*nl*n < to adv*rti**ra bat chest of drawers 410.50. Ben.son's fiscal years, 1933 and 1934 are before i^-e rea.’ h, the precipice is by high, the sense of social responal- sentiment expressed by a great The modern girl packs her hope TA K E " T H A T BUSINESS' th* CASN U a TKS will be acc*p>*d a* the case ot the textile and shipping bllity as keen in the business group wife! AN' X DON'T KNOW A/ U P — T H E R E 'S TtAJO a llomb of Good Bedding^ . Johnson separated from "Emergency Ex- administering an emphatic rebuke American Poet, when he wrote: chest with college clothes. t'UUL I' YMKNT i f paid at th* bual* Industries. This result has been T hing abo ut a auto mo bile. be** oiTle* on or ■^•for* tb* •*v*nth Bloek. j penditures." Now it was the Gen- at the polls, both nationally and as in any other group in the land; "My angel—his name is Freedom— a u t o m o b i l e s i n / - ^ achieved without the employment BUT I'LL TACKLE ANVTHINO,, da> fallow ing tb *' flrat (n*«rtUin of j eral Expepses that the President state-wide In November. Two years We would have you assure us Chose him to be youF king; TtDUUM , R IG H T N O V ^ oach *d oth*rwt*r ih* CIIAICDU of^any revolutionary devices, simply ONCE I'M JUS'TELLING FOR SA LE —Q l'A L lT Y gas range, promised to reduce by 25 per cent. that there will be an end of gov- He shall cut pathways east and west K a TK will b* eolicctad No r**pon*|- by clinging to the homely, sensible hence. It may be too late. YOU, IS A LU . htlit/ for error* in t*l*phonrd ad* r:pr«d bed, 2 metal beda. mahogany The figure tar these tar 1934 is ernment In Industry in competition and fend .you with hl8 wing;” methods of keeping costs down of One thing the voters of Connecti- wlH t* «*Bum«d «no thrlr acourae/ llnieh, 2 fiill size one single ma- given as 43,865,915,458.88. This cut can do,, whose meaning cannot canTi'>i h* gi)*rr.rit*«d * Tir<>* >...... g hcK'd, five minutes from bus lln» . Srrvto** 01T*r*d . OF A k PROVOKED .... II A.notice of the State Brow-nle reach the mark and impede the flow hundreds of millions o f dollars of This Is proved only by statistics, DID THE TRICK! BUT DON T Houiehold S*rvlc** Off*r*fi , ....It-A but by the assertions of Mr. Roose- BEAR? ' Ilo-lldlng—Contracting .,. BOARDERS WANTED ,')9 A convention to be held at Fairfield, pf capital into Industrial enter- expenses of a kind which have tar GET IDO CtLOSE...THOSE ROCKS •e•# 14 velt himself, when a candidate, in a F)orl*t»>~Nur*er1*» ...... «• U Satunlay, Sept. 15 Was read. prises. A t the sam , time, however, generations been charged to "ordin- ARE BIG, AND THEY'LL BE Fun*r*l Dlrocior* ...... «• 14 FURNISHED ROO.M.^' udth hoara, The National Girl Scout conven- we demand that our government. In ary" or "Department Expenses" speech delivered late in October \ H*attng—PiumMng'—HoQilng e«* 17 '32. He recognized the progress, I ROLLIWC FOR SOME Inauranc* ...... $7.00, or without board, suitable for tion Is to be held at the Hotel Stnt- Its tran.sactlons, observe the same have been shifted to the Emergency .... —II but insisted that it was due to re- TIME YET.'.' * / * Mtllin*ry-—Orcittnaklng ,.. •*.. It Itoarder or young couple. Trolley ler, Boston. October 24-26, The standards o f honesty. This we think column. Surely this la not honest Moving—Trucking—8sora#* •••. SO station, 5 minutes from mills. In- council voted to send Commissioner It has not done. accounting,.and If indulged In by a turning confidence. Inspired by the Tubtlc Pa*i«ng*r 8*rvlo* ,* • re • to >A quire 353 Center -street. T*lckles and one other member as Off Gold Standard private coi^oratlon, would be re- expectation of Democratic victory. Painting—r*pBrlng •••e SI I f this were, in truth, the explana- Profciticnal Servte** ekU. IS delegates, Manchester la allowed Early In the Special Session, Con- garded as criminal. Hftpalrtng .«•• IS two delegates and tt la an unusual grc.»s, under orders from the Presi- The Knoxville Case tion, It seems, strange that when the TallorlnK—D/*fng—Clcanln# ««. 14 ADAR'IMEN’I'.S—FI.ArS opportunity to attend one of these dent, passed a bill authorizing the Then there is the famous, or In- expectation became a certainty, the Toll*t Good* and 8prvlc* .. e e « e 14 TENEMENTS 6.1 country immediately took another Wanted—Hiifin*** 8*.vfo* conventions as they are -seldom held- deiraluation of the dollar, and tak- famous, Knoxville case,-where the ..e. 14 In the New England region. ing us off the Gold Standard, in federal government, conniving with nose-dive. Perhaps, howevef, this (KE.\D THE STOKY, THEN COLUii THE PICTUKB) ISflarMilonat I'OR R E N T—3 ROOM apartments, relapse was not due to fear occa- Ccur***-*pd ,C i**ie*...... tt I.,eaders are needed for Troops doing this, we were not driven by the City of Knoxville, which It pro- "Gee,” Scouty raid, “ Your zebra i let him rest." said Goldy. "H e has four room flat in good condition, sioned by t^le Democratic victory! Private Initruetion *..••••• .... SI 3, 5, 8, 11 and when they are secured necessity, but willfully chose this vided with the funds for the deal, should be in a circus. He’d be worked with all his might.'* WT. Of T , Dancing ...... 17-A 42 -Maple street. TeleptroDo 6517. course, thereby violating the na- Let us be fair. It may have been g> 193* BY NEA a C R '^ r ‘lNC. T M R t^ u . cJ.T?. WILLIAM^ ” Mrs. Harlrd Agard, field captain, 4600,000.00 of the amount being an good. I ’ve never seen one kick a The hunter said, "That's fair »tMVICC INC BORN THlRTV >yEARS TC? 0 SOOM. Mutlenl—Dramatic .s .••«•••. S... 3» due tq the uncertainties caused by Want*d—In*truction ^ , , ., , t-OR K E N T—TWO, THREE and will get the troops started. She tion's roost sacred obligations. No outright gift (it would be Interest- rubber ball In air before. enough. You all have seen him do SALESMAN SAlAl, ___ .... to the four months of delay before the Sam ’s P u zzled F or Fair! I^'tnancl*) tour room fumished or unfumtahea would appreciate any Information one could condemn such procedure ing to learn where the authority ■“ He times his kicks Just pertectly. his stuff.” In Just about a moment, ______By Small In stronger terms than those the came from , to make this ^ ft), de- new administration could come into Bond*—Sicuii*—M<>rtg*g** ^ a... SI apartments. Manchester Construe about an.vone Interested In the work At first I feared that he’d kick me, the striped beast was out of sight." 1. J . ' /hey, chief, HOW ABOUTTAKIN' a few ' ) 'okay by me 1F~^^ ^dOSH MUST WANNA e o WHERE OO ") OH.VA T30N'1^| Bu*lne** Opportunitl** .... affording an opportunity to help not President himself used when,-as a liberately held up a private power power. In any case, Mr. Hoover huh! THA'S funny/ ev'BYBODY ELSE HAS TA BUY^ .... St tion Co. Telephone 4131 or 4,359. hut he’s been trained so well there is Then Windy shouted, “ Of all PAYS OFF, SO I KIN RUM OUT A N ' (T A K E THOSE PESKY TO th' fair PRETTY OERN kli'nay L -,n ...... It candidate, he was denouncing Mr. company and forced it to sell Its asked Mr. Roosevelt to come imme- I B U Y A y have ta buy A TICKET/ WHY NOT ? only themselves but girls wlio are no such bad luck in store." things I Look up into the trees. GIVE TH' COUNTY FAIR TM' ^PU PS THAT'ERYOWLIH Mrlp *iM) *ltuatlon* Hoovar tar having Said that thbre property at a fraction of Its value, diately to Washington anij co-oper- BAD.> TiCKer?Ay.oNE, buddy/ H # IB . w ii.'.c a — y , m « u ...... 9 OR K E N T -F IV E ROOM fiat, also craving and needing , the training “ Of course not," said' the hunter. What brings those monkeys here? o n c e o v e r ? U was a time when we were in danger thereby robbing the Innocent stock- ate in the endeavor to cope with the IT'S BOUND Tb! ALL BdY.' THEN WHERE can/ J65' UIAl K RiS h T Hslp- W»ni.rt.. -ii* . .ls ...... -...... 14 Eix room tenement, with all Im- that Scouting gives them. 'You can do whate’er you want to Are they pets, too?" • "0 7 course," of being forced off-the Gold Stand- holders of the money they had In- situation. He received a curt .re- THINK WE HAVE ID DO IS »m*n W jnt*d ...... *,.S4*AT priivomenta. Inquire at 147 East do. and that beast will not harm a the hunter said. I BET MR, T h ' . f r r \V.-.!e<3-.M*I* or r*m*l*.. 17 ard. There was great rejoicing vested In good faith. Big Business fusal. The President-elect did, how- DAM THIS FORK IN Center street. hair upon your little head. _ "They are the cleverest of all. I IT'LL WORK, BARRO Ag#7i;* Wgnted ...... St-A among ovir debtor nations In Europe at Us worst was never more ruth- ever, interfere to prevent the adop- the river and stop pupS ^ SltuklloR* W *nt*i~F«jn*U ... tt 'As long as you treat such beasts gues.s.they must have heard us call CHARLIE / , 'WILL GIVE BOOTH N 0 .2 .. B.\LDWIN9 PR.VPTICE when this action was taken; we had less. ,tlon of a Sales Tax whiph would SUukUon* W«nt*d—M*t* . . . |f RENT HUNTING? Tell us what right, there never will be cause for the zebra, so they came here, too. THE FLOW DOWN -2 set an example of repudiation w:hlch Save In a Tyranny, there Is not have done much toward balancing US A SLICE Rmplfiymvnt Ag*nrl** 40 >ru w'onL We'll take care ot tt for fright." Then Duncy butted in. They’'re hoping to be fed,’ THE canyon ! W»* Fomltrr—Tolilcl*^ The Baldwin A. C. football team they would not be slow- to tallow. one code of morality for a nation the budget; This was opposed under ' OF HIS D->.' Sr—litrd*—» t * you without charge. R. I. McCann, will meet at Charter Oak field to- "Hey. let meHoss the ball," he said. Then to the monkeys he cried out.j But one staunch Democrat, one of and another for Its citizens. the pretense that' it tvould be a GOLD MINE.' uvs su.ck -v.hicus 89 Center street Dial 7700. This time the ball sailed t'ward “ Come, do some stunts, and swing PA'Ultrv and SuppU** ...... night at 6 o'clock. All last year’s the ablest men In the Senate, Sena- The fact o f the matter Is that' hardship to the poor. As a matter the trees. Cried Coppy, ."LooH about. If you will entertain us,4 WnDtitai - l>ix —IV.uUry—dtoVlI FOR R E N T —4 ROOER.S place, five players are requested to be present. tor Glass, was heavy of heart. He 'T h e New Deal taken all in all. is of fact, that sales tax especlatly ex- Also any one who wants to try out. there, if you pleage. I t ’s caught up you’ll get tasty food galore. rut R*l»—>lu«>elUB*4ia* rooms, ail Improvements, rent rea- said: ■ . not only a mistake, it is a disgrace empted the necessities of life, food Artloi/b for 8*U in'some branches.' Now, I,guess “I have some peanuts In my huL sonable, Apply on premise's. "To me, the suggestion that to the nation, and the time is not and medicine and the simpler forms our Um will stop." kod Aoc***oii** may devalue the gold dollar 50 per I’ll give you every Aihgle nut." The BuitdlAg klxitrikl* ...... Strong wrists are said to be esaen- far distant w*hen we shall be asham- of clothing, the things which con- The hunter, though, called a' EOK RENT~-FOUB room tenement, cent, means • national repudfatlon. ed. of having wandered so far, from monks then pulled.some antics that DJ-ifi;ond»—Watch**—jAirClV/ tlal to a ftrst-claas .barber, so men sume at least ninety per cent of the giraffe, who promptly made the Tln- made all the Tinles roar. eucKis Eivetrlc^ ApplUnc**—Rxdl.JplUnc**—Radio ** 41 171 Summit street, furnace and all To me. It meana dishonor. In my the dictates o f common sense and income of the man o f modest 9ca.€. Fu*l *n(f-Vod are said torbe more popular and ies laugh, by poking at. the ruf>b«" *•••...... Improvements, garage. 'Tel. S9'87. conception of it. It Is Immoral. All common honesty." This is strong means, over and above what he ixicKeTis Carden — F»rmrm — Dkir / ProdoAt**' S< successful than Women as hairdress- ball, until he made it drop (A kangaroo shows the Tinies hour •VO-O/ ers." - - the legalistic arguments which the language, but the words are not has to pay for the roof over his Houi*bold Ocod*c*od* ...... ?l- XI .FOR REX'!'—WE' AIM to please all . . I The ball was then kicked all about leapfrog should be played, In the Mschtn.ry .c4 Trol. lawyers of the Senate, men of emin- mine. That Is a quotation from the head. This ta.; would have borne until the zebra grew tired out. "Aw', Muaic*!, Initrum'vrf^* ...... who rent - ur apartments. Sea-Jotui I next story.) OSlrt anij 8tor* Eijulpmset ..T Jensen, Johnson Block. 709 Main. K N O W Housss for Rent ...... NICKEL IN MY lALL THE fiuburhaa tor R«di Inquire 591 Center street. 6861. happiness .* Bummtr Romes for Rtnl POCKET V „,ANSWERS Wscisd to Real...... FDR KENT at CENTER. 5 room X I SO W EU . Reel EatiitYv-r.t Salo flat, all ‘improvements, garage if de- Ansnment Building for 8aU sired. Intjulre IS Hazel street. Rusinest Propsrir for Sals . V Farroa and Land for 8aia .. Uooaai for Sat# ...... ^ta for Sala ...... RtMrt Propartr for Sala kubnrbaa for Sala ...... B ^ l Katate for Exchanga m . •Waaud—Real Ealate ■32.

9-12 w r, „ „ i M Mm THURSDAY, September

* Waited) Timely FALL Mer- chandise At Special Dollar'Day I For Tear Convenience Store Open Thore- Savings! day and Saturday Nights Until 9 O'Cloefc. i ^Hale’s Regular High Quality iWe Maintain a FREE Parking Space In Merchandise — N o t Cheap, Rear of Store for Our Cuetomere. Room “Sale” Goods. for Over 200 Cars, D O LUR DAY Hurry In For This Saving! L-O-O-K At This Housefurnishing »1 Values! Dbllar Day Value! CANNONr-Muslin SHEETS?! Hale’s Popular M.K.M. A Special •63x99 •7Zx99 •81x99 J L [»)j We know these win walk out early in the day at a dollar apiece. The famous Cannon iW I'Fine Musiln Sheets that are guaranteed to give 'fobr years of constant service. These at# Selling! '' '.^ads by the makers of thq famous Capnon-towels. AJl first quality. SILK HOSE

“Diamond 4” Cases, Pairs I Made from remnant* of Piquot sheeting. 5-year guar- .for MIRRORS anteed. 29 At HALE'S DometUca—Main Floor, left. 2•79c Grades ^

•Console DOMESTIC DEPT. GIRLS’ DEPT. This li by far the bes^ hosiery value we could of- Chiffon—' • Theaa ar* excepUoDally good-lookinff mirror* and look ' Dollar Day Values Dollar Day Values 4 and S-thread fer for DOLLAR DAY. It Ot* more Ihan- the low price marked. Bumtahed gold Cannon Turkish « , Girls’ Dresses, chiffon h o They're the exact copies j is only fltttng that we of- Plcot tops. frame.*. Round and fancy top*. , ^ Towels, ® tor, (IFIrst ' .. quality, double I of older girls’ frocks. , fer our famous 79c M; K. Crisp, neat prints in good .thread turklah towels. M. hose. Full fashioned, Service— styles for school wear. 7 Size 18x36 includes White first quality. • , 7-thread aerv- with colorfast border*. to 14 year*. Ice hose with Hale i Girls’ Rain Sets, hem. Silk Pongee - 5 yds. A snappy rubber rain capie J iCraahtone •Extra Dry All •llki 12-mommle, gov- with a jaunty beret to’ Our 3rd Shipment! ernment stamped pongee. match. Blue, ^een, brown, t Biscayno •Ccignac A fabric of Innumerable and red. 7 to 14 year*. uses. DOLLAR DAY only Feather-Filled ) Mouette •Manoo Girls’ Slip-ons, at this price! ' 1 Hoilety—Main Floor, right. No school wardrobe Is Sheet $1.00 Patex - - complete without a smart Bed Pillows Di.sh Towels. » lO r »Iip-on aweater-Warm fall This IS News! House Falnta. Tru* value Alarm Clock*, higher Sl.2.*i to gl.89 Awning*, Dries three times as many tones. paint* for Insld* of. out- priced one* reduced! green and white, orange Blankets dishes as an ordinary tow- Second Floor * ilde painting. 2 one- Square shape with metal and green. ' Just 32 to go el. Green and gold bor- quart cana,' dial. Also round atyle*. $1.00 Women’s Silk at ders. Large size. Lint- WOMEN’S WEAR Qur third shipment just re- less. i $1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 89c ceived for DOUIa R DAT! Size bollar Day Values! Outing Flannel, Women’s Slip-on A real quality sheet blanket 21x27 Inches. FlUed with new, in block plaids. Wanted colors. clean feathers. A. C. A. fsath- CREPE 8 yds. Sweaiters, Size 70x80 Inchea. A SAVING .er-proof tick ooverlng. ^ u n f Good quality white outing For business, school and at 89c—hutTTT In for yours! edges. flannel. 27 Inchea wide. sports wear! Smart styles in wanted colors. Sizes Main Floor, left. Main Floor, left. Make up sleeping gar- 1 34 to 40. 1 UNDIES ments now and aave! Main Floor, left. Fall Blouses, •Slips , While They Last 1 The last ^ word In new fall •Chemises . cotton 'blouses. Exact MISC.DEPT. •Panties Dollar Day Values copies of hl^h priced silks. Pure Linen Aluminum Ware, heavy Elortiic Toaaters, with Cocoa Filter Mata, heavy Second Floor •Dance Sets side handle.*. Good qual- Full Hand Rags, 1 aluminum cooking utcn- dixtr mat.'. Sire. 16x27 .aili— kettle.*, aaucc pan*, ity and guarantrcd. Cord Inches. Rpcclal DOLLAR The best-looking fall mod- LUNCH Cloths What an assortment! Lovely drip colTcc pots. Each attaeheO. ' DAY ' els timt are copies of $1.95 BABY SHOP silk crepe underwear tn neatly bags. Suedcnc and leath- Dollar Day Values • 50x50 inches tailored and smartly lace trim- .00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 ers. Black and brown. med styles. The slips are full Cinderella Dresses, Men’s Linen q # This is news! Girts’ new < cut and long. Few washable 1 satin panties in this special sell- Handkerchiefs, ° tOF fail CINDERELLA frocks A | ing. Buy fall needs. Why I’lire linen handkerchief.*; reduced for Dollar Day. 3 «]l| to 6 years. . Panties to not buy with Christmas giving plain wdille. 1-4 inch /*■ 59 in mind? match. hemstllebod hems. ■ Heavy pure, linen ’cloth* with colored borders In blue, Silk Underwear—Main Floor, Kajon I'nderwear, Roys’ Fall Suits, gold and green. Just 50 to Wash-top' suits with pants go—shop early! Buy for tt. 2for"^ of tweed and navy. Some tC| your own use • for Christmas Women's rayon undle.* have tics. .Sizes 4 to 10 V l W.lndow Screen*, our giving later!- higher priced models re- Wall l>r>rrN, ailju.slublc to Flimr llrtlMlie-i, soft hiiir- in the tailored style* years. duced' Large *i*e. Spe- two pthslUonH. Uan eight (loor brush with dust pan. that arc preferred Beacon Blankets. Linens—Main Floor, left. cial 2 for 27-inrh arms. Ilnni wood. A liiiiidy set iind only by best dressed girl* awl;$| women. Vests, bloomers, Pink and blue nursery Sale! -

$ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 panties, .*tep-lns.. Tcarosc patterns. Size 36 x 50 The Biggest Curtain Value We ! JL inches. only. Could Offer Dollar Day! -Main Floor, front. . Rtlby Dresses, 2 foF Daintiest little hand made Hxtra ypeeiall—— New Fall' frocks for wee wee babies. Adorable styles. Curt ains Salesmen's Sample

W(M)I Swciitet’s. I •Tailored NECKWEAR New fall wool .slip-on and HOME coat sweaters, - Dark • Ruffled

2 for $1 ■■ihndes, 3 to 6 years. • Cottage Sets Main Floor, rear. 99

l-lvery one made to sell for jMilr double fbe price! Every one FROCKS A beaiillful a.ssortment of eur- the la*t word In style! Silk .STATIONERY erepe.s, satin,*, piques, laces. tnlns for Dollar Dav! - We'ye .sold Slep-On < an*. tover .otri pass them up. One of raised with foot. In want- glas.s diair .Single burli- mir best DOLLAR. DAY bar- Dollar Day Values curtain.* In previous sales—a big to 46 ed kilolien color.*. i.jtrga iron garhage pad*. Large er size. Kor gu.s .or oil gain.*. .hlpment for THURSDAY! Cush- size. Extra upeclal.'* $1.00 Stationery, size, stove. Front Entrance ion dots. Point D’esprits. Novelty 2 fo f (igures. Cottage Sets. Flat Buy yourself new Fall home frocks DOL- $ 1.00 $1.00 $ 1.00 ;.’urtalns. All full width and Assorted boxes. Some con- LAR DAY. You'll And lovely new models tain 24 sheets and 24 en- englh. ' here. Neat little print* in clever styles for'

DRUG DEPT. vslopes. Others have as home wear and marketing. Tub-fast of much as 72 sheets and 72 course! Shop early for best selections. Dollar Day Valucs- 1Shantung Lace envelopes. . $1.50 Crest Hot Water Home Frocks—Second Floor. Bottles $1,00 Capitol Fountain Pen.s, pair $I 75 Fountain Syringes, Capitol pens arc made by CURTAINS, 1.00

(2-qt.i JI.OO a subsidiary firm of the' L. Four patterns in Shantung lace curtains for the living room, 25c C

Ilo.spitnt Colton (1 lb.) Front Entranc# Remaining Stock .

MlIk-of-.MagneslaTooth Pa.ste DEPT...... —Extra Special!;—^------...... 12 for $1.00 Kubbish Ruriicra, heavy • Dollar Day Valuess Hale’s 25o , • ITierntoa .lug*, has stone- 75c' Shaving Brush, 39e Ivorj’ $1.19 lirlp.-0-l.ator, heat- wire burners. Large alzc. ware eontaincr with cork ...Shaving Cream, package of One Group of f , SILK proof china p

" Extra Special I — " " E x t r a S p e c i a l ! — — out DOLLAR DAY at $2.08. Here are Floor soft shades that are smart the first warm Daisy Day \ CANNON Bath TOWELS daya of Fail. Dark prints Included. Not 19c Striped alUstzes but the stock ranges frorn 14 to Covering 44; They’ll be excellent to have on hand OUTING CHOCOLATES for next season! for $ . « -i 10 square ■ FLANNEL 29c lb. box Assorted centers. Good They’re thick! They're ab- quality boxed chocolates, eorbent! ’They’re nappy! Dou- .vnrds I 6 yds. $1 Fall HATS 2Sandiiraa felt-baa# floor ble thread bath towels in the W.hat a bargain In a heavy Mix^d covering. Special coated Quality striped, outing flan- large size, 22x44 Inches. Blue, surface gold, gfreen', rose and orchid Good patterns. net i Wanted colors, .36 Nuts lb. 3 9 c inches wide. For children’s F’resh .shipment —crunchy borders. Regularly 25c each. DOLLAR DAY—5 for $1.00. «esr, for sleeping garments. and tasty.. Hall Rannere, 3 yd«. Main Floor, left. FYont Ehitrane* Towels—Main Floor, left. Telt-base. 24 Inchea wide. 1 ^ •Brims

•Maple 14-pc. Glass •Berets •Walnut stunning new creations that are Lunch Sets, For the kitchen or >e^- exact copies of models selling for room! Finished in . ihaple twice (and more) this amount. Garments— or walnut. Sturdy, well Fall tones. All head Btilia. Main Floor,, rear. built chairs. ^Whlie they heJWHAUeo Main Floor, center.