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VOL. XLIL, NO. 59. BEACH TO ATTEMPT TO SAVE COMPANION T ' ^ NEW ENGLAND COOLIDGE’S CHOICE To Take AD Blame After WIFE BEGGED Bitter Cold Weather Accom Secretary Not to R esip Jury Finds Both GuDty of panies Gale From North Russian Pirates Rah From Cabinet Bat Will Al Manslaughter— Sentence HUSBAND TO west— Long Island Sound low His Friends to Boost Tomorrow. MURDER HER Goes Up Two Feet. His Candidacy, It Is Said; Moscow, Dec. 9.— Pitched battlesA marooned men are in constant peril Mays Landing, N. J., Dec. 9.— "She Craved Death Becajuse between hundreds of fishermen ma from thb'j)irate kctivlties. Great Friend of the Presi Mrs. Margaret Lilliendalil, widow -BUzzavds, floods, cyclonic rooned on ice-floes in the Caspian The pirktes are uMng motorboats, riding the ice-floes in order to ap of Dr. William Lilliendalil, for gales and sub-zero tempera sea and bands of marauding pirates She Feared Motherhood” tures, sweeping many sections seeking to plunder helpless, half- proach thmr -victims and plunder dent whose murder she was convicted, of the nation from coast to starved fishermen were reported the boats of all valuables. may escape a prison sentence. coast, today had left a wake today. The exact number of occupants It was learned on good authority Prisoner TeDs Authorities of at least thirty dead, millions One pirate was reported killed of the 790 fishing boats was un Washington, Dec. 9.— Herbert today that Willis Beach, the under of dollars in property loss, in and several others wounded. known but it was believed that at sized poultry farmer who was found tense human suffering, left Seven hundred fishing smacks least 200 of them have died of ex Hoover has no intention of resign guilty with her of voluntary man In Kansas. ships plied up Ih the great have been stranded amid the ice posure and starvation. ing from the Cabinet in order^to following the storm of November Four hundred and sixty have slaughter, may make a chivalrous lakes and sent scores of other devote his time to the furthering of attempt to absolve the widow of all v e s s ^ scurrying for shelter. 29. been rescued. The property loss was his presidential candidacy. blame in the crime. Eureka, Kansas, Dec. 9.-—That Montreal reported five men Rescuers attempting to aid the estimated at six million rubles. he was dominated by a woman who swept to their deaths when That much was made clear today The couple, whose love affair, the I «- jury believed, led to the killing of feared motherhood so much that trapped by flood waters while NO MORE LIQUOR, In a most authoritative way. So far releasing log booms above the Dr. Lilliendalil in a patch of woods she hypnotized him to murder her HE KILLS HIMSELF as Mr. Hoover is concernfed, he is near HammontOn on September 15, Gatineau river dam. They CHEMISTS UNABLE going tq continue his serene course will be the plea of Ivan M. HaJt, were hurled over the. dam to were to face Supreme Court Justice as a member of the Cabinet, refrain Here are interesting photo studies of the defendapts in the Mays their deaths in the roaring tall New York, Dec. 9.—rPlacing Luther A. Campbell for sentence 32, former bank teller, his attor Landing, N. J., murder trial— Willis Beach and Mrs. Margaret Lillien from discussing politics, at least tomorrow. The maximum sentence neys indicated here today. race. a finger in a slash across his dahl. :They were pictured thus in the jail warden’s pflace a short time TO EXCELL NATURE throat made with a' penknife, for publication, and permit his that can be imposed is ten years before they took the witness stand to deny that-they shot and killed Chicago and the mlddlew'est, Hart confessed that he slashed in the grip of zero tempera Henry Carducci, 42, ripped the friends to do whatever they like so in prison and $1,000 fine- There is the throat of his wife, Mable Mar- Mrs. Lilliendahl’s husbandriast September. long as they do not embarrass him. no minimum, hence a jail term of tures, were expecting relief to flesh apart and bled to death to mont Hart, last July eighth, while day, although eight are al All Right Now one day could be given. day on his third attempt to they were in an automobile in ready known dead in Chicago commit Suicide - because there It Is a course to Mr. Hoover’s Ready for Sentence “Lovers Lane.” However Next Few Genera and twenty more In other sec was “ no more liquor in the liking, and one that his friends Justice Campbell was prepared Craved Death tions of the. mid-west.. Bliz agree is best at this early stage of to pass sentence late yesterday “ She craved death,” Hart told house.” His wife had stopped zard laid low many herds of tions WiD Depend a Lot on him from Inhaling gas aud was the game. Three or four months when the verdict was returned by authorities following his arrest. hence when the primary fights get “ She begged me for days and for livestock. awaiting an ambulance after he the jury, which deliberated more New York City escaiied the warm it may bfe a different story, than 23 hours. Robert H. McCarter, weeks to kill her if she ever became had cut his t^rdat when he devastating gales of the past Chemistry. finished the job by tearing the but for the time being there •will chief of defense counsel, told the an expectant mother. I tried hard be no change. to rest her but I couldn’t.” 24 hours hut suffering from wound wider. "He was melan court, however, that new evidence the cold was widespread. In The Hoover hackers believe their warranting a second trial had been The former bank employe told choly because he drank all his westein and central New York, Washington, Dec. 9.— Within the liquor,” Mrs. Carducci said. candidate is “ sitting on the world.” unearthed since the jury began its of the existence of a love pact be inevitably, they say, the country tween his wife and him,before they swept by floods, winds and ice next few generations the United deliberations, and he was given un Late Hours, Gin and Petting storms, had scrambled ship will come to accept the secretary of til tomorrow to prepare a brief. were married. She married him, he VAREALSaSLATED States will be dependent upon said, only under the stipulation ping along the Buffalo lake commerce as the Coolidge candi This new ev,idence is alleged to that he would kill her if she became shore and left two dead. Ihvo chemistry for a lo^ more synthetics date, even though the president be based on the assurance that Parties of D. S^ Npt the never utters a word in his behalf. pregnant. shii)s were rei>orted wrecked, than gin. SEHLEMENT NEAR Beach will come to the widow’s the fate of their crews un They say the situation will force Her Threat But, according to Charles L, rescue. He is said to be eager to “ She threatened to go down town Problem Other Side of At known. Pom* freighters were this upon the country— Mr. Hoover obtain for her a new trial. and commit suicide in a disgrace missing. Reese, high executive of the E. I. remaining at Mr. Coolidge’s side, . Manslaughter Verdict ful manner unless I consented to New England, just begin Dupont Corporation, and a promi IN POLISH RIOT and intimate and trusted adviser, The verdict > of voluntary man kill her,” Hart continued. lantic. Senator-Elect From Pennsyl ning to emerge from its recent nent figure at the American Insti while all the other front-rank can slaughter came as a distinct blow “ Finally I agreed and we drove fifty million dollar floods, was tute of Chemical' Engineers, the didates are more or less on the outs to Mrs. Lilliendalil and Beach, both out on the deserted road. I then told again menaced xvith many United States fifty years hence isn’ t iyith the White House. of whom expressed full confidence her I had no weapon. She turned-on vania Is Waging Losing . streams and rix'ers swollen by going to be confined to synthetics. Marshal Pilsndski Arrives at CkK)Iidge and Dawes in an acquittal almost up to the London, Dec. 9.—.ijnlike Ameri me fiercely and thrust a knife in inelting snows, and rain, Re Other engineers of note, while The relations between Mr. Coo last. They spent a restless night in can students, many of. whom are my hand. She gazed in ray eyes and habilitation was disrupted in emphasizing the important^ part lidge and Vice President Dawes are their cells. said to-Jiave an unholyReochaht F ig h tin t^ Senate. ‘ Geneva to Discuss Trou I took the weapon as if in a trance. New Mampsliire, Massachu chemistry is destine! to play in the notably cool and have been for two “ I cannot understand how I can She bared her throat. I shut my for synthetic gin, British students setts and V'ernioht. ’ Water future, felt that there are certain years: Gov. Frank O. Lowden has be punished for a thing I did not or eyes and slashed her. are facing the menace of too much ai^in flooded streets in Mont fundamentals- beyond- the scope of ble With j j t h ^ not endeared himself to the White could not have done,” the widow “ I then tried to kill myself but I 'i; i-t;; ’ pelier, Barre, Rutland nnd House by his activities in whipping sobbed. “ I am shocked, grieved and guess I am too much of a coward. tea., . ■ ; other Vennont towns. . . the science- -Rfai^ington, 9.— Tlie Sen- Synthetic babies are pretty far up opposition to the administration bewildered.” “ As she lay there dying she turn Too liberal allowances Tor spen^r^ ttetleil'TSenatOr*'' — --Wharves and piers were' in the grain.belt; and Senator Cur ed her eyes up at me and.aaid ‘Ivan, diimaged along the New Jersey In the future. A syntheUc kiss Ganeya, Dec. 9,—^With the arriv Beach mumbled: ‘T’m-nat-guiity; ing money and too many sessions'at" might be concocted in a laboratory, tis of Kansas, was kept out of the I’m not guilty.” I love you.’ 'That’s all.” ^i«ct ;s. ;Yairm ReimbHcan, coast bj’ the battering Atlantic. al here today of Poland’s soldier- afternoon tea with women students but there is no present market for vice presidency at Cleveland in Beach does not know that the Neighbors told police that the Pemvsylvania, the fight to take president. Marshal Pllaudski. a set 1924 because Mr. Coolidge said couple had acted strangely for are the causes of most of the down New York. Dec. 9.r—Although the commodity with an abundance jury that convicted him believed he his oath of o^ce and referred his tlement‘appeared imminent ^in the “ no” very emphatically over the did the actual shooting and that many months before the murder falls of youths in this country, ac cas.s td the special'Rged committee New York City and vicinity escaped of the real thing available. The cording to Dr. A. D. Lindsay, the principal foods are still going to be telephone from Washington to Mrs. Lilliendahl was aware of his was committed. Psychiatrists were for further investigation. > the fun fury of the 70-mile gale Polish - Luthianlan controversy, Cleveland. to examine Hart today. master of Balliol,. one -. of the grown in-the old way—solar energy plans and was therefore equally which swept from the northwestern ■which has kept Europe in a state of Therefore, now that Charles E. guilty. branches of Oxford" University. Washington, Dec. 9.— Senator states over the Great Lakes to the plus rain, earth and manpower. These solemn _■warnings-, were ‘nerves’ for the past several weeks. Hughes has eliminated himself, the “ Theatrical” Tears .elect Wllliani S. Vare, Republican •eastern seacoast yesterday and Must Have Raw Material sounded by Dr. Lindsay at-st^jneet- “ Chemistry can’t produce food Pilsndski arrived at 12:45 o’clock Hoover backers in Washington The five women and seven men of Pennaylvenia, wa*. waging a early toda.v. Western New York^ _ . . , merely answer all qu stions with ing of the Parents’ AMQdiation, state and the New.England seacoast without raw materials to work on. and immediately went to luncheon said they regarded the widow’s POLL ON PROHIBITION losing fight in The Senate today for j one: “ Where is Mr, Coolidge going when the fathers an^. iniothprs of, were hard hit. Bitter cold accom Reese explained today. “ Consider with Foreign Minister Briand of frequent outbursts of tears as many Oxford and Cambridge.’ stud :the right‘to take his oath pendingT but to Mr. Hoover?” “ theatrical” , and totally disre a further investigation of his case j panied the gale, and the mercury the unmeasured energy of the sun, France. Later he was scheduled to BY AMERICAN LEGION ents gathered to hear some valua required to produce our agricul Work’s Opinion garded the presence of her eight- by the Reed committee, dropped thirty-five degrees here. hold a conference •with Sir Austen Secretary of the Interior Work, ble information on the. menaces At least a dozen fatalities result tural crops. If chemistry could gen Chamberlain. year-old son, Alfred, in the court which confront the college youth of v .TThe Vare supporters planned to who is In, the open foi* Mr. Hoover, room. force a direct vote on the question ed from the storm. Two deaths erate the power of the sun we With the arrival of Pilsndski, all National Commander >Sets the today. were repotted from Buffalo, where might have exclusively 'chemical the countries directly concerned in expressed the opinion today that One juror said that the man Different Than U. Si , of seating the Pennsylvania tem there is no need for his colleague • slaughter verdict had been fixed as Date For Balloting on Mav porarily without prejudice to the boats were torn from their moor foods, but it can’t.” the Polish-Lithuanian dispute are Differing from the “ American ings, buildings wrecked and scores Reese cohtim:ed, however, that now represented at the League. to announce his candidacy. a compromise because, while the 15 Next. problem,” no warnings were sound ultimate . disposition.-pi! his case. “ The country already has accept jurors felt almost from the start This. .the. Dembcl-atic-Insurgent of persons marooned by high wa science is prepared to help the sun President Valdemaras of Lithuania, ed by speakers against gin .and ters caused by the storm. Squatters who has been in Geneva for .the past ed him as a candidate,” he said. that Beach and Mrs. Lilliendahl New York, Dec. 9.— Nation-wide cocktails, late hours arfd petting coalition was detef’plined to prevent in its great job, and as the popula tion increases, requiring greater several,days, aljeacjy has presented “ No announcement is necessary. were guilty of killing the doctor, interest had been aroused today by parties. The most serious .-moral and, as it held a clear majo:;ity, all the announcement of Edward E . (Continued ou Page S) per acre productions, chemistry Lithuania’s vie-ws in the dispute. It “ If we cannot have Mr. Coolidge some had believed that there iVas a menace Dr. Lindsay could. scrape up i ip’dications ■ pointed' .to Vare’s join- was expected today that Pilsndski we ■want the closest man to him. doubt as to whether this had been Spafford, national commander of was'the evil of too much tea drink- Ihg Senator-Blect, Prank L, .Smith, will contribute, its share. the American Legion, that a coun would present Poland’s case late to That Is Secretary Hoover.” pi’oved legally. ing in feminine society. Eepubllcah of Illinois, on the Sena He prophesied the time when try-v/ide poll would be taken May chemistry may be able to transform day or early tomorrow, and that the Incddehtally, Secretary Work de The widow and the poultryman “ I had a case of this aort.t’o deal torial sidelines hulil both are final whole dispute would he settled by nied reports, which have been more slept well in the county jail last 15, 1928, among Legion Chapters ordinary weeds into a nutritious and Women’s Auxiliaries, to sound with imt long ago,” said Dr. Lind ly excluded. CONNECTICUT RIVER the council at tomorrow’s session. or less current in the capital for night and ate a substantial break say. “ A young man at Balliol went Slush Fund Probe and palatable food. The fishy taste out sentiment on the prohibition can he removed from cod liver oil some days, That he was going to fast this morning. Neither com question. ^ thoroughly to the bad. A ft^ a care-^ Much interest- continued to be ROB PRESIDENT'S HOUSE resign frt>m the Cabinet and mented to jail attendants on the ful investigation, the onix. ^king I shown, in'the', futureof' the ;Reed S RISING RAPIDLY by chemical processes, Reese ex Warsaw, Dec. 9.— Thieves, sup Asserting that there had never plained, and other fish oils trans manage the Hoover campaign. verdict. been a popular vote by the people could discover to account for It was slush : fund committee, reviypd by posedly politically inspired, broke “ I’m not going to resign,” said The woman appeared fresh and that he made a habit of going four, the vote,-which; ordm'ed it to’hold formed into foods. Chemistry into tbe villa of President* "Valde- of the country on the question of makes cotton seed oil ‘as good as Work. “ As for managing the Hoo rested. Beach smiled when greeted the Eighteenth Amendment, Spai- times a week to tea at-;iady-Mar neW hearings;' oh the' question of Water 10 Feet High Going maras of Lithuania while he was in ver campaign. I’m not going to by jail attendants this morning. garet College, a women.’s institu olive oil.” ford, in recalling the old cry that seatinjg Smith! 'i'ho Rped committee Over the Dam at Turner’s Geneva attending to the Lithuanian- manage It any more than a thou Both are obviously counting upon “ soldieTs were not given the chance tion.” probably- will continue to show dn Food Production Polish dispute, and stole many im Falls, Mass. “ Food production from petro sand other men in the country.” the success of an appeal, which to vote,” declared that the poll Dr. Lindsay, however,' expressed- interest ;'i,n~ .-'sehatorial caihpaigns, portant papers concerning this dis Neither Mr. Hoover nor his their attorneys plan to. file after would be taken on three questions: .the belief that too raueb spending right up to" the 19,28 elections. In leum may one day be common,” pute, it was reported from Kovno Reese said. “ Fatty acids are now friends are anxious to engage in a sentence is passed. “ Shall the Eighteenth Amend money had niuch to do with the deed,, it migjft'.eych ' keep an in Springfield, Mass., Dec. 9.— today. series of primary battles. They prepared from oils.' Glycerine is More than a hundred persons ment and the Volstead Act he ap student’s downfall. quisitive. eye, oh'..;the presidential Swollen by rain and despite the cold apparently incline to put their proved and continued? Too Much Mohey I>rlmaries and. conventions next wave, the Connecticut river was ris produced synthetically. were reported to have been arrest ing at a rapid rate this afternoon. • “ To an extent the country of the trust in “ friendly uninstructed dele STREAM POLLUTION “ Shall the Eighteen):h Amend “ I think a lot of boys at the uni year. ' A'similsfr,.committee investi ed in conaebtion with the theft. gations, with which the Republican versities are given too niueli mon The big pumps of the City, Sewer It was supposed that the thieves nient be continued? y gated 'the 192'0_.,, Presidential pri future will look- to ehemistsy for convention in Kansas City next ey,” he declared. “ The ininimum- Department were started to prevent Its fobd'Ant always we shall be de were inspired by leaders of the “ Shall the Volstead Act be amend maries, .-whibh' led to slush fund June now seems likely to be filled. UP TO ATTY. GENERAL fixed by the Board of Education as the river water from backing up pendent to a greater extent on the anti-Valdpmaras faction in Lithua ed so as to permit the use of light charges being raised against Prank They recall that in 1920, Wood, wines and beers with the usual na being necessary for the mainten O. Lowden, of Illinois. into the sewers and from flooding farmer. nian politics, who'may plan to use ance at Oxford is $1,125 a year. A the Brightwood section, which was the confidential papers so obtained Lowden, and Johnson battled each tural percentage of alcohol?” “ Intensive fertilization will .be other to death In the hattest pri If Offenders Do Not Heed Many communities were expect student has to be very, very care-- inundated during the disastrous to achieve political ends— supposed employed universally, greater crop mary campaign the country has Warning State Officials Will ed to launch into an immediate dis ful, of course, iu order to live, buy floods of early November. yields per acre are ■ essential and ly 'V’aldemaras’ retirement from of cussion of the poll, Spafford declar books and clothes, and pay college At one p. m., today the Connec fice. Several unsuccessful attempts ever seen, and that In the end Act. LAST SNYDER APPEAL will be brought about. The, present neither of them got the nomination. ing that between now and the date bills out of that sum, in fact, he ticut w^s at' the twelve foot stage consumption of fertilizer is but a already have b®e“ made to force Hartford, Conn., Dec. 9.— Thp of tie balloting, all Legion halls cannot do it unless he has been with the water still twelve feet be drop in the bucket in comparison the Lithuanian president out of of BEFORE JANUARY 12 low that reached in November. fice. attorney-general’s office should he throughout the United States would brought up in a very poor home. to the future.” MANCHESTER WOMAN the instrument of the state in at be open for discussion of the ques "When a boy is sent tp ; college Warning was sent here from the Dr. H. C. Parmelee, of New York, tending to the job of ending pollu tion. will! a view to having a.good-time, United States Weather Bureau sta Rutli^ Motlier Sees Gov. Smith tion at Hartford, Conn., that high secretary of the institute, express tion of the state’s waterways if getting social advantage.s and er water might be expected for the ed doubt that synthetic foods are ASKS FOR d iv o r c e' citizens fail to heed warnings of spending a great deal of: money— And Asks i Him to ; Save near at hand, KRESGE CONTRIBUTES UNDBERGH’S NEXT HOP well, of course, he may hot go to next 24 or 36 hours. the state water commission, raised Daughter, i t ' ■ Reports from up the river stated “ You can’t beat old mother earth by a General Asser^bly to take care the devil, but if he fails to da so it or a syntherizer like the' sun,” hh Lucille Sloan Mallon’s Suit is is not the fault of his parents.” that water was going ten feet high $500,000 TO “DRYS” of the pollutiop problem. Such is WASHINGTON TO MEXICO Albany; N. Y., Dec. 9.— The final over the dam at Turner’s Falls remarked. Refenred to Judge Nathan A. - the opinion of Benjamin W. Ailing, appeal to Governor Smith to save “ Chemistry will advance In this WIPE SENTENCED, TOO Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd and seven feet over the dam at > Shatz. attorney-general, expressed in an Holyoke. field when there is a market for Gray! frpm the electric chair; will answer to the water commission’s President Calles Extends a Per synthetic articles. The Industry Is Washipgton, Dec. 9.— Sebastian Hartford; Conn., Dec. 9-— A query as to whether it has power Bridgeport, Conn., Dec. 9.— Mrs. not be made until a few days be sonal Invitation to Noted Elizabeth, Bennett, whose^husband moving ahead and exploring new S. Kresge, who built up a fortune of group of divorce cases were placed to do more than order pollution to fore January 12, when the pair are man’y millions from the nickels and Ocean Flyer. was seritenced to state prison yes Old Customs fields, putting them into com on file in the Superior Court here be stopped. scheduled to die! ’ ; >! « , mercial use when it is profitable or dimes of shoppers in his five and terday for' forgery and theft, was It had been expected ' that the today as follows: The attorney-general believes given a one-year jail sentence Today Are Popular necessary to do so.” ten cent stores, and who has since Lucille Sloan Mallon, of Manches that the commission. If after due Washington, Dec. 9.'—A flight governor would hear the appeal for been the AntUSaloon League’s from Washington to Mexico City on similar charges. Mrs.- ^ Bennett executive clemency the latter part A In Our Time ter, against John D. Mallon, of Ne'w- hearing it finds existing pollution, yesterday pleaded not guilty •• and 18 PLACES RAIDED chief financial "angel,” explained Haven, charging adultery, referred will he Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s of this month. today to International News Service should^order an offender “ to use or was to have had a jury tri^l. today. to Judge Nathan A. Schatz as a next venture. ;When-:Mrs. -Josephine; .Brpwn, his reasons for making a new gift operate some practicable or reason She changed her plea ■when ‘ she 'mothSr df Mrs!'Snyder, m madeh'tear a rio‘Q'-'fpn r - The' times of yesterday are North Adams, Mass., Dec. 9.^— committee for hearing. It will he made on the personal still here in part and a Manches of $50O,D00 ta the dry organiza able means • to reduce, control or invitation of President Calles of faced Judge L. P. Waldo. Marvin ful plea late yesterday to the gover Simultaneous raids by seventy-five ftrace B. Wood Wagner, against eliminate the pollution.” The order ter man has had a good deal to federal and state officers resulted tion’s educational drive. Mexico. No date for the start has today. nor loricleptency,'for her daughter, “ I gave it,” he" said, .“because I Theodore E. Wagner, of New Bri should “ specify the means if but the governor said: ,‘T haVe a duty to do with keeping those customs in the-seizure (ft liquor at eighteen been set, and Lindbergh has not de alive. He has been at his busi believe the work of the league is tain, charging intolerable cruelty. one exists, and if more, the order cided whether he will attempt a STILL STARTS'’FIRE ; p^fprin fOr.teP million people; but places in this city today. Hotels, ness—K>r profession, for 45 years grocery stores, jewelry firms and going to make a .better country. Sophie B. Roman, against John should specify the alternative and non-stop flight. He will use the 1 wlllvglve 'the- -<^se carPfur consid Roman, of New Britain, charghag set a time for installing.” and he Is .still good. 'private home's were all on the list “ If the so-called good people of plane “ Spirit of St. Louis,” which Norwalk, .Cohn., Dec., 9.:—Am eration. After the opening of the Intolerable cruelty. The attorney-general then de overflow pipe connected with’ a still He has done a good deal of/ of raided buildings that yielded a this country will stop drlhklng, the successfully carried him over the Legislature I will be able to devote bootleggWr>: the runjrrunner and clares that his office should have set fire to woodwork inia'Kpssuth much time'to a. study, of-the case.” traveling while carrying on -his great quantity of liquor to the au Atlantic. business and he is as well known corollary evils will disappear. BANK ROBBED the handling of such orders as may The State Department will give street house today, drove sCTeral 'Sobbing, Mrs. Brown.told the zov- thorities. in Manchester as anybody, by The band of officers were headed “ Education is the only means of be necessary if the commission’s Lindbergh all possible assistance, people out, and led to the. arrest pf emor :'<*r,cpine- for: clemency,' gover Larned, Kansas, Dec. 9.— ^The . Qasnick Masserino, owner of the young and old alike! by Major Philip Hamlin, chief pro eradicating the bootleg traffic. suggestions should not be carried although a general ban has been nor, clemency.-’; -;. Young people of today have not First National Bank of Larned was ; out. still. Firemen forced their way into . It is very unusual for (the!gover Read about him tomorrow in hibition agent for Masspehusetts, placed on flight over the Mexican and among his command were fed completely rid thems.elyes -of the robbed today of an amount estimat border. the house after answering an alarnii nor ,.to gfa!nt' an interview wUh a ed at $60,000. The cashier, Leo and located the still in the kitohen. The Herald eral officers from' this state and from belief that drinking is smart or TREASURY BALANCE " Lindbergh plans to follchv an all relative' of a condemned person, be cute. Our campaign will show them Brown, was kidnapped by tho rob Police found Masserino, visiting fore the formal hearing for clemen “ Out at Noon” Connecticut as well as state .police r' Washijigton, Dec. 9.— Trea'sury land route. The distance is about ^ of Massachusetts. that this belief is erroneous.” bers. - - balance Dec. 7; ?23,S78,282.62. two thousand miles. nearby, unaware of the fire.'/ cy.
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"High.- How -1-p. m. ture of the Hale service is the “ lay Asked Bid 960 AliedjChem :, ,148 147 - 148 raway'^^lari."’ 'Gifts may be chdsep from- th® -tiivo., houses,,, ipiiBuaen Bank Slocks National Fire i . . . . ;940 'Hale’s durijig this Christmas Rea ft 765 Alia Chal./,. ./yllS , 113 113 and kept fo r delivery on any spefei-- Both Wounded. Tied, firing / as they, City Bank & Trust . .825 850 Phoenix . . . .* •...-. . . . 755 “Lindy” lAirplanes, the son— color. It's a colbrlhi:' Btore, Travelers► ...... 1-575^ 1600 Am Can i . . . ..'OOH 68% 69% 'Colorful ‘Iti the’^ 'Sense ‘that a fled day. 1 ule’e > « ei*® planned brought dpwri by a fusillade of bpj> Capital Natl Bank . . .280 163 Am Cr &;Fdy.'103% 103% 103% to’ cafMuily wrap and pack any Elizabeth, N. • J., Dec. 9.— Twb ,lej;s.bGfo.re.., they .^ hadj,,ftofie more Conn River ...... 300 Rossia ...... (i l57 Newest Autos in iDe- pleasing place.’/ (Cplojjful I'pbllc Xltlitty Htn ks Am Loco .... 109'• 107 % 109 sense that it harmonizes; with .one’s goods purchased so that they .may alleged .gnnmen were shot and than half a;block. ; First Bond and Mort . —■ 123. , Am,Smelt.. ..172% 170 172% mand, — Riot of Col he dellrerecl anywhere in fiwt wounded here esurly ;-today in a run First Natl (Htfd) . . .290 Conn L P 8 %.....•120 Idea of what, a Christmas, store Conn L P 7% . , .5 .117 12 Of Am St Fdy . . . 54 53% • 54 . should be. Outside; the small_ New class' cUhditlen".' ning gun battle with twenty detec NEW STATS} OFFICLIL. HarJL Natl B & Tr . . . 475 67 ors; the Mode in Green Wat &;Gas ...100 101% Am Sugar .... 67 66% England ci'ty street, impr^sss you', ' Big displkye of knit underWfar; tives. Two detectives were grazed Hartford.. Conn. pert 3 Htfd Conn Tr Go . .. 390 ,Am T & T .. . ,178 178 178 by pistol bullets. About-sl-ty'Ohots 'Whitteinoi'e, Jr., of Naugatuck-. Land Mtg & Title . . 60 Hart E L ...... 38d Home Furnishings. inside Rhe hustle, the. BerYice,,the 'Silks r and rayons in uhderthings Hart Gas com, ...... 90 95 Am Wdp^e^ V • 21 % ; 21% 21% ______and hosiery are found on the mein were fired. ■ - . c*; ■ today narded a member of the stete Morris IMan Bank .. .140 — 52% quality and"quantify of U;,metro park; and ftrest .crimmission by,;Gov- 550 — Hart Gas pfd .,.. . . . 63 Anaconda ,."52% 51 politan establishment ‘ mif^kes:, yon floor. ' These goods «fe In the TJie wounded prisoners wer^nnl- Park St Tr ...... 193% 192 193% The little toy dog Is covered em o’' 'Trumbiin, to succeed Ms fath Riverside Trust .... 4.50 — S N E Tei C o ...... 170 Atchison’ '. realize-that here Is, one re.aspp lyhy same location ' hut the stock hss dentified.. -a-;', i Conn El Ser pfd ..... 91. B & O’ ,v.\ .118% 117% 118% with dust. been -greatly increased’ and the . . Last night, th.e police were in er. Harris ^hittemore. Who died re- Phoenix St B Tr . . . 410 — 52 But •sturdy and staunch he. ■ Manchester Is an unusual,, small Bonds !Vlau»ra<;tH»d«'S Beth Steel . 52 '51% city.'...... goods -'are -'^advantageously dis formed that John De Louisa was .-to cently* ^ .Vmerican Silver . ; • • 25 Can Pac , .208% 204 208 stands; played; The candy and drug^ de he attacked by gunmen. Twelve d^ Co-inciderii with the appointment Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 16 And the little toy soldier is red When yoii’jf’d % oS; Main street 102 Acme Wire . -...... O M & S f Paul 16% 15% looking in »hre''s'Endows the toy partments to the right as one en tectives concealed themselves., in 'the park and forest commission East Conn Power ...100 22% ' 32 32% with rust, palsed a res'olutibn stating its sor Conn L P 4 '/ i s ...... lOd 1011/4 Billings Spencer com — ■ do pfd .. display on thfe right with a bunch ters-the-store have several ■ Sugges -De Louisa-’s home and the hpuse Billings Spencer pfd . Chi & North . 88% 86% 88% And his Ausket mouMs in his next door, and shortly after i mid- row because of the death of the ei- Hart E L 7 s ...... 3(5 385 hands. of kids always gathered afound will tions In'gifts. ’ ■ The drug-depart 110 Bigelow Hart com ... . 94 Chi Roc J si ;106% 106 106% night, more dete"tives, in an a u t o - ^ j j . i;vhittemore. Conn L P hVzS ----- 10 116 no .doubt attract you first.-'An'ele ment is devoting a large aUiotfnt of Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 104 Bristol Brass 9 Cons Gas ., .116% 115% phant beats a big bass dfum while Space to beauty requisites. Bobbed Insurance Stocks j Collins Co . . ; . ------100 , Corn Prod . , , . 64% 63% 64% Maybe Eugene i^ields was think 189 ing of Christmas toy shelves of , an .old man clown keeps timei This hair and beauty parlor work in Aetna Insurance . ."'..710 * i20 Colt Firearms . . . . . • 30 Del & Hud-V .189 188 ipoving^ piece alone' is' wo'rth $500 general have greatly increased the Eagle L o c k ...... _75 Dodge Bros .. 19% 18% 19% 1927 when he wrote his famous .310 308 310 “Little Boy Blue," for dogs and and' last- year did duty " In a big demand for Toilet necessities. Fafnir Bearing . . . . .110 Du Pont ... New Ydrk store.;. ' ■ '7'..!^ Jewelry Hart & C ooley...... 215 62% 61 62% hobby horses, are . indeed almost Erie .... . Santa Coming Entering the store the first Inter Silver com . . .183 Gen. Elec .. .132 130% 131% “ covered with dust,” on toy shop Inter Silver pfd ....125,: 125% 126% shelves, and airplanes, fire engines, Tomorrow afternoon-Sant.a Claus counter ? that' attracts/ the ’ s Gen Motors .127 one beaVitti jewelry. L^tfier Landers, Fray & Clk 82 Gillet Raz . 97 96% 97 stone mixers,, derricks, motorboats makes his first visit to. Hale’s. — —BY— — Mann & Bow A .... 17 19% 19% and all the other juvenile dupli He’ll be there between 2:30 and spo^ds, and , neckwear are ,,n,ear at Inspirat...... 19% I# 'the jewelry department do B ...... 9 .240% 240 240% cates of a mechanical . world sell €:30 and all the kids in town'will Wesleyan University National Collegiate Int Harv itifete are’ two specially fine sug New Brit Ma pfd A..103 Int Nickel . . 71% 67% 71% like hot cakes. probably be there-----, to sen,,jhlin. Glee Club'andprehestra Champions ' do c o m ...... 21 76 75% 76 “ Lindy” has invaded the toy Downstairs in Halp’S . toy. dopart- gestions. Hale’s is importing a Int Paper .. fine Swiss wrist watch for men. It Niles Be Pond ...... '17 Kennecott . . . 80% 80 80% world with a vengeance. From pa- 'mont hahgs a bi^, 5 fopt;:^tick of Benefit Senior Class Washington trip .Fend. x J R Mont’^tfd ...... — 97V4 96% 97 per “ Spirits of Si. Louis’’ ' selling eahdy.’ It iveighs 2.^25 "'Jpopuds 'hoiihdsTand nn^ is an unusually fine value and Lehi Valley . Hale's has arranged for repairs bn North Sc J u d d ...... 27 _ Mack Truck . .10/8%-106% 108 for a half dollar to almost room- there is enougjh candjy in that Stick these watches by expert Swiss Pratt, Whitney, pfd .. 82 Marti Qi^ .. I v;3i3% 33 33% size model airplanes that can be to keep aiiy youngster satisfied for Satui^ay'JEvening, Dec. IQtii, 8 How to make Peck, Stowe & W ii « . 1 9 Mo Pac com 52 51% 52 ' lised as swings; there are so many a long fIme.',§,Pme, lucky fellow is watchmakers. Russell Mfg Co .... 75 N Y Central . .161 159% 161 airplane toys they take up near half going td'wih that stick.of candy to- The other Item of unusual In . DANCING WILL FOLLOW THE CONCERT. good coffee Scoville Mfg Co .... 60 New Haven . . 55% 65 55% the shop. The whole toy World ^ is morrow nfterndon.Tickets : hays terest among jewelry is the Clois ADMISSION 75c ■ > ^ ' Smyth Mfg Co .. ..375 58% 58% more animated than ever before, been given Put at Hale’s to chii- onne enamel bullet watch, which h e r e are many ways to No Amer Co . 58% mckets may be obtained from any member of the Senioi Stanley Wks com . . . 61 Nor.. Pac . . • . 99% 98% 99 Games, water color or embroidery dren and’ will be given out tomor- is really a *pendent. This watch make coffee—in an old- Standard Screw . .100 Class or at the Door. . v T Pen# R R . . •. 65 64% 65 sets have taken a back Seat for The lucky number wins the is very new and must be seen to fashioned coffee pot, in a Torrington...... 92 .119% 118% 119% something that makes a noise or candy.;' ... ; ibe appreciated. One metropolitan percolator, in a tricolator, Post’ Ger . . . U S Envelope pfd • • l=li PullBllin. new . 81% 80% 81 runs or flies or jumps. r the’ kid .that wins the big: stick store has ordered 500 of these in any one of the various Union Mfg Oo .T. . . . '22 Radip;J3or . . '87% 85 87 Keeping Up-to-Date ( of candy must, be in the store. watches for the Christmas trade, ’ cleverly made coffee urns. ■ Whit Coil Pipe . v.;,. 16 > SeAts^oe . . . . 85% 84% 85 Yes, toys move onward as fashion lumbers will be drawn by Santa Stationery , Anybody with common Sou Pac .... .123% 122% 123% compels, but they are not alone af- claus, or at,least the' old Saint will In the stationery department sense can learn to make MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE. Sou Rail . . . .147% 146% 147% fected by the varying moods and supervise, the drawing, and he’ll in the left front section of the, mairi coffee perfectly 365 days in Boston, Mass., Dec. 97— Pohee S'- 0 of N J . . 39% 39% 39 fancies of the people who buy. Take kOep on drawing; until someone In floor wili be found many hovel ties TODAY - the year—^provided yub AN said today they \7ere baffled'/by the Studebaker . . 56% 56 %• 56% a walk through Manchester’s big store .wins thie big stick. In ad- in gift merchandise. There are is the coffee used. suicide of Daniel Curtis Rogcra, 22- Tob Prod .. .110% 109% 110 Christmas store— Hale's.'s. See See the the dltion to the drawing on the candy hook ends, framed mottoes, vases AND ' yearnQld'ifJMtissachuaetts Insti^te of Union Pac . .192% 191% 192% penalty______some_ of our most staple Hale’s-will give a souvenir ta every and ,writi?5 4>apei^. The balance, YUBAN is unmatched in 139 goods have paid to be up-to-date, jg ^ par- TOMORROW Technmogy'iir^hijcia^ of a United Fruit .139 139 of this side of the store is, giyenj South Manchester flavor. At'the first whiff Highland Par^^ChiiEagd, phyjSlcian. U S Rubber ..53 52% 53 There’s a Bissell carpet sweeperi ■ | j g gm.pj.jgg a of its tempting fragrance over to dry goods. The displays 'fhe body with a gas tube in the U S Steel . .139% 138 139% RememberT-.’PTTifimber tnethe one mui-ueimother .used to . • stock.atnek ofnf themtbpm is readyreartv for tnethe in this department a.re far .more, you will know that here is mouth was found at the home of Dr. W estin g...... 89 88% 89% push? Mahogany colored it cou.d- gj.g.^rd of youngsters that will be extensive than ever before. Double Feature Bifi a coffee unlike any other i A. W. Bowman, in the Back Bay, Willys Over . . . 15 % 15% 15% n't be any other color and be a car- j.jjg store, pet sweeper. Today’s ^^eeper comes At the rear of the dry goods in the world— as individ- i where young Rogers roomed. The department will be found iadies , ual as its name. body was discovered by a fellojv- in almost every hue imag . ’ Speaking of kids let's go down umbrellas. It Is interesting to student who called to his friend s ' iiUMtBBRMEN KILED. must harmonize .j^ department first to look note the fehanges in umbrella room.j Montreal, P. Q\, Dec. 9.— Five kitchen color scheme. „ . , ^ around. Hale’s is finding it diffi- styles. Two modern umbrellas lumbermen engaged in releasing Then go '^P^V^iankPt nr some cult to keep this department confin- can be iplacad end to . end in the CHINESE CITY FALLS booms above the big dam on the ask for a white ed to the.:quarters it has, occupied same riompartment that’'brie of the Gatineau river here, met death Hong Kong, Dec. 9.— The Sixth white tow els, or a w ,. jjj.gg'gjon', ibe last two years. It seernV bound old fashioned “ rainstlcks” oc Nationalist Army has captured when one of their number released - a n d see tbe pnzrted e pressi^^^ and crowd out the r*' NWAMI the cables prematurely. The five cupied.. The modern umbrella is Yochow, it was reported today, and the clerk iVcrockery department. A grea* made so that it can be hung from continuing- its-offensive with were swept over, the dam to their to bla^ets and hou j.ujng assortifleiit of dolls is one feature death in the roaring tail race. it's color, color, color. Everytning . the wrist without touching the 1 Chegsha" as "the objective. in the house today must strike the Jere And th.n your eye wm ground. Here too color plays an ' important part. 'Try and find either y o u lv S S d l tor''SuSf„M Bebe’ s Shades, or everything m a 3 umb e s . ^ _ anda , for contrivance Junior 10 ^ j^^jggladies umbrella, Bright of coiorsrBut it'ean’t be pure white 6wing m. It s clever contrivance hues, oimnt=talmost pvprvevery cocolor under Best •-I ------Kg and anyone with a big veranda or any more--that Is, it cant be and jjj jjjg back yard will the sun but black, are the mode.: Bet remain fashionable. j.j^^ “ Humidors Frank H Anderson, general ^ SomehotJ^tSfs the Impreselon Outstanding among toys are the Keystone auto trucks. These, toys manager of the Hale company, has j you get when you wander through are sturdily built and are exact in just place^ an order' for a stock i COMPAIHON FEATURE duplication of real automobiles. of novel cigar humidors which They have real solid rubber tires, make ideal gifts for men. This y/.?<.fAVAVA».W. 865,000 and some of then; can be operated new humidor is called a "rumi- dor.’’ The boxes are made of P ’ll Ml # d. Otj as dump trucks with the rear truck V. ^ bodj liftir.g as a real "truck does. hammered silver and -there is">a compartment containing a lump, of m ^ ' Kitclwnware . u Leavi,-.g the t .’ucks to fascinate jellied rum so that the cigars will the group of youugscerr. that stands he kept humid and given a rum around to sea if some kid Isn’t go flavor. A bl.g run on these-is ex for MEN ing to get that “ pippin autp’’ you pected and a b’.g supply has been go through the kitchenware de ordered. . Practical, wearable gifts al partment. Here are the stand-ard An always popular Christmas gift ways make a big hit. We of gifts in aluminum, the'always wel for the ladies is gloves. Hale’s is come pyrex ware and electric ap well prepared to take care of pa- fer these suggestions. pliances of all kinds. Again you no- trons who desire all types of gloves. { notice color— even the waffle There is a big stock of the import ed fabric glove as well as a big J ■irons have colored handles. Hand some Chinaware is found on two or supply of the utility -glove, Ameri rpHE charming Gul- can made. Hale’s has already plac SUNDAY JOHN GILBERT in X bran sen Minuet ■ three tables in this section of the store and it seems an ideal gift ed its order with its Paris represen auri Modelsmall in size tative for its Easter stock of glove- -e&ttin&pataaiynook. suggestion. MONDAY ‘%Ian, Woman and Sin” Full keyboard and with oh your way out of the kitclven- wear. ware, deportment you notice that Self-Serve Stoi . r 'MiiuiiuiiiiH'nryiam 'io-BV BN lN gTO M Ife .•=1 rrpnr'i^-'’' V > ■-^' iTiiaiM y. erbas "the river. THEATRICAL MAGNATE DEAD CANDLEUGfiT SERVK ft -----~“^Six Men' Rescued m i in N board;^ BIGNEWCAPFOR The coat of the: new cable is Six men, marooned- by .the gale\ j New Bedford, Massr,-, Pec. 9.— given as $t08,000.. and pitching waters on Port Cbl- William P. Gray,5irj8U„^katt>vn 4NpJ^ WmiOTS borne pier, momentarUy in* danger | England theatH^h •magnate, -Itf: I t s M M. I emicH ^ ^mBERflilE R o c k v ille of beius swept Into.Thbi wicdlashed dead in Los Angeles, Calif., accord i ’t'? ing to wodd ibcelved %hiii''a.ffexho^n The annual Candlelight service'^01^' lake, had^ been rescued today after J. M^iitelii, ^anaSpervof; hope had all but T»een abandoned Service medieval and modern Christm^;^ iuin f'>-BirthdaJ? Party tni'^ew Bedford *l31ympic theater. A handsome' bulletin board was Manchester^Hartford carols will be held at the Soiiffi? for their survival.. - viv = V set up this afternoon on the grounds t '■ 'I'lie’iiome 'of Mr. and Mrs. Walter • FloRd waters, w.erp. receding oni - ~ Mr. Gray, who as head ' ’of" the So 782-9L ■y- - S r * SISNCHISrBmCCWlsr.) ISVEOTKG HEBTALP.' ITRIPAt, DECEMBER 9, IW r. *)^AGKrOUlt 1 . / that Rita will be spoken of as play \ ing the title role. There’s a standing rule among “Our Gang” that every member must give three days’ notice prior to an illness— thereby preventing much sickness. However. Bob Mc 26 Stores in Principal Cities Gowan, the director, received the America’s Largest Credit Jewelers following letter the day before Thanksgiving; kHBJIlmeiiirfMlBao 1 Hollywood— Of thi many mil- ‘‘Dear Uncle Bob— “Thursday is Thanksgiving. I 1 Hlons of persons who go to the am hungry for turkey and every movies every week, probably one- thing that goes with it, so I am hundredth of one per cent of them telling you now that I am going iever stop to figure out just how the to be very sick and unable to work Friday and Saturday. (characters they see on the screen ■“Your fat boy, _ 5 j»re conceived. They Jurt take It “ JOB COBB” - fo- granted that the screen folk ill'll S there and think no more IN THE DARK "!*^ ylt ihese people themselves are 'really the parents of m<»t of our ' Male Voice: Hannah, is that screen characters Scenario writers, young man still down there? Iho are paid almost unbelieveable Reply: Yeh, still as a monument, salaries for evolving screen stories papa.— Life. and characters, spend a great deal of their time studying humanity, .aTways on the ^ r t for new faces GONSTiflTlON Take for example Bebe Daniels recent portrayals in “ Senorita” and --■f“ She’s a Sheik” . Lloyd Corrigan land John M^cDermott decided upon IS THE ENEMY this type of girl after weeks of ob . - '.s > . ;* A. servation. during which they dis- xovered that nearly all the girls of OF HEALTH today are intent on doing some thing big. They don’t want to be \ > “ The Gift Store of Hartford! ■just beautifully effeminate. So Bebe was given a masculine characteri- Kellogg’ s ALL-BRAN WTien the people of this city think of jewelry eation. brings prompt; natural jrifts—-and jewelry is the finest- g ip — they think of Kay’s. Painstaking service for uhe a Can you eat with ease? Can you relief! gift buyer has earned us the reputation of the f ilaugh naturally? If so, you already |.,ihave won half the battle of screen gift store of the city. ^ technique, according to Fred Niblo. Rid your system of constiMtion * ’ - - Here is the solution to all your Christmas ^ f t problems-. ,i“ The true test of an actress Is not 6nd help yourself to health. Head * ■ bSE YOUR CREDIT! As little as 50c. weekly enaWe y w - her impressive dramatic power but aches, bad breath, insomnia, j. V- •fl'no You can pay us the balance .NlhAi s her ability to act naturally,” says complexions are only a few of the Y E A ^ A k e A ? ? Everything in our I- Niblo. “ I have often delayed a pro- symptoms of this widespread evil. I -duction for several days just to get s i o r t l i^ocnrable on this plan. Diamonds, watches Constipatioh is the actual cause the players to relax and be them- , wSches and other line jewelr^-Shop Here and Shop Early of more than forty disuses. Wo selves. Few persons under-act, but 1 wonder good health is impossible for best selections. ______many of them over-act.” |' when it is present. Guard against it! Protect your health! f At last Mary Philbin is doing something worth while again. After Kdlogg’s ALt-BRAN is guaran 5 'being practically killed, cinemati- teed to relieve constipation. Two * cally speaking, through the wrong tablespoonfuls eaten daily in I kind of pictures and being kept chronic cases, with every meal. Doc Give a. Kay Bonded Diamond * off the screen entirely, she was tors recommend b^ause it is 100% bran. Because it works loaned to D. W. Griffith for ‘The I as no part-bran product can do. This Chriistmas Drums of Love.” And Griffith de clares that everybody will be talk Delicious with milk or cream-^ YOUR MONEY BACK IN THREE YEARS IF YOU WANT IT ing about her again as soon as the and add fruits or honey. Mix it with film is released. According to the other cereals. Use in cooking. Sprin The KAY BOND g h director, Mary has done some really kle over soups. Recipes on the pack prlS^t^^diamoliS^you b^aveW t of us. remarkable work in this picture. age. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Served by restaurants, hotels, : AND OUR WORD IS AS GOOD AS OUR BOND ' Ever since she stepped in front cafeterias. Sold by all grocers. ’of a movie camera for the first G ift 'time, Rita Carewe has wanted to G ift play opposite a real English actor. Diamond And now she’s getting her chance. Diamond Special Xmas Value! The blond actress has been cast :with Percy Marmont in “The 26 Piece Rogers’ Silverware ; Stronger Will.” By the time the ALL-BRAN $250 film is completed, it's a safe bet Magnificent diamonds of These remarkably bril amazing beauty and re liant. blue-whit?^' gems are markable color. Mount of the finest that money ings of 18kt. white-gold will buy anywhere! Chos from Which to choose. it 5 en carefully by our ex Each diamond represents perts. Set in 18kt. whit--- a super-value at a real gold mountings of rare saving. 'd'^srwEEKcrr $3.50 WEEKLY 45c. Down Gentlemen’s Diamond Diamond and Sapphires 50c. Weekly ’ 24.75 f A Small Service for six pcoole. Beautifully designed. Eagrav.au on hea^ l.irgeous blue white dia- quality silverware! Packed in attractive tray case. A remarkable •'ond enhanced with two W Deposit Will value at this price. A men’s ring set with a sparkling sapphires. The . Hold Any large blue-white stone. ipountlng is very beau 1' / wf The mounting is 18k tifully engraved, of 18i Article solid white or green gold white gold. W $1.00 WEEKLY — USE YOUR CREDIT— r^i sr: Until Desired $2.00 WEEKLY A Gift She Nothing ii^onld Will Always Gift (Please Him O CherishT Morel’ Practical Gifts 15 Jewel Diam ond [estions W rist ELSCTKiC iJRN AND Diamond Strap PERCOLATOR SETS Are acceptable always W atch ' l l and you will find among Onyx Ring W atch $ 1 9 .7 5 up Electric urn and percolator these listed something sets. Famous Manning and Bowman make. Richly nioiiel useful as well as beautiful. finished. Complete with cream Beuatifully engraved er and sugar f5er/’._ r 14k solid white gold ring with A mannish model 14k solid gold case, set match. lovely black onyx mounting, set a handsome gold- with two sparkling blue with a sparkling Blue-White filled octagonal case. Diamond Ring /■ ; white diamonds and Diamondl „ The movement Is lo- four sapphires. 15- C oolie ■ ,r>9c. WEEKLY jeweled Radium dial jewel guaranteed move Diiiner Ring ^ Accurate and guar ment. anteed. Wrist Watch ■ \ $1.00 Weekly $1.00 Weekly. Mesh or Beaded Bag Coats Diamond Brooch Exquisite Pearls Toilet Sets Flexible Bracelet of Wool Challies Vanity Case C uff Links Birthstone Rings $7.50 up Pen and Pencil Set New designs aqd $7/5 0 up $6*98 and !ae, carefully graduated colors in sets of va ^1847 Rogers Silverware rious sizes. Attrac $3.50 up jrands of indestructible tive cases. Also Your choice of different stones Mantel Clc;k •rcarls. Different lengths Du Pont Pyralln set i.n l ~ t solid gold engraved 10 dnd 14k. gold. Some with to -choose from. Grts. moir: platiniun tops. New and un Easy Terms PAY AFTER XMAS $7.98 ar.> usual designs. PAY iNEXT YEAR EASY TERMS 3 Piece Pajama Sets of $5.98 PEN AND PENCtt. SETS' A wide seloction including Conklin, qq Rayon ...... ■ n y Sheaffer and Parker in attractive U|i 2 Piece Pajama Sets Costume Slips - cases. of Cotton Crepe, hand em Heavy Crepe de Chine Diamond Ring ■ broidered $2.98 'Pocket Watch $5.00 Strap Watch Step-Ins K ickernick 7r?M* Cigarette L ight^ */- ■ Creped Chine Bloom ers Cigarette Case t of Rayon $1.98 and $2.98 Scarf Pin ) $1.98 Silk Scarfs 1 Belt Buckle Set Gowns ^ Figured and plain, long, Lodge Emblem Of fine Batiste with Filet square and triangle jtwEua Traveling Set and Irish Lace trim $1.50 to $3.50 Cuff Links $1.50 and $1.98 h a k t e o k o «Y0UR PROMISE TO PAY IS GOOD WITH KAY*' H A g lg O R D Handkerchiefs, Hand Bags, H osiery V/.M'*- )n r ^ w - > -J.T. . f #S I r lUAINUtiJBS'riii'K (UUJN^»} JSVJSNIJN'GI l:i£liALilJ» Ij^r i d a Y i PEU KM^biSft 9 f IWPT* ■ - . '''"-J River on the Mansfield Center-War- construction. Very rough, but no under construction. Short detoun Bridge over little River on Scot- ^ renville road is under construction. feoA B ® o f detour at Windsor going thru Po- being installed. detour. Route No. 335 „ land-Canterbury road is under con Traffic uses old bridge. quonock and Suffield. ■" Route No. 129 New Canaan-Poundridge road is j Westport-Fairfield, Sasco Creek O F F ^ f Gaylordsville-to New York State struction. While the old bridge is Newington-Newlngton, New Brit undpr construction. No delay. Bridge is under construction. Tem Route No. I l l line. Steam shovels grading Is^un- in use, traffic from the west is ain road is under construction. Route No. 186 porary brtdge is in use. Marlboro-Hebron road, open to der way. Traffic recommended to warned to be ca^'eful in approach Road is open to traffic. Hamden-State street at New Route No. 836 CONDITION OF traffic, shoulders incomplete. ing this bridge, which is located at ■Plymouth Bulls Head Road, take route via Bulls Bridge. Haven city line is under construc Amston-Hebron road is under ^ m 1649-3^ East Hampton, approaches to Route No. 130 the foot of a steep grade. bridge is under construction. Short tion. Some delay to traffic. construction. Open to traffic. Overhead Bridge, one mile east of Woodbury-Watertown road, up Rou^ No. 142 detour ground, bridges. . Route No. 306, ’ iBridgefon Amston^Bebron road Cobalt is under construction. Slight town bridge is under construction. Woodstock-Mass, line road, is un- So. Canaan-Huntsvllle road, is STATE ROADS Falrfield-Rooster River Bridge; is is . undertconstructibtf. Temporary »:0dl2i!(WI delay to traffic. One-way traffic ^rpssT--|empor^y de^xcpnetruction, .open to traffic, closed. Detour tbru Falls Village. under construction. -No delay to bridge is in use. ^39-^4:30 p. ni. ' Route No. I l l shqiilders are incomplete. Bridge is under construi llori.^ brid'ge. ' ’’ i'U traffic. ' . • ' Durham-Northford road, should Route Nqvl32 ■- V.. iMute No. 154 No Route Numbers’ Stafford Springs-Semers Center Saturday— Dec. 9. er work under construction. No de Cornwall Hollow road, • Cornwall- ’ - Washington - Woodbury road. Route No. 309 Berlin, Berlin-New Britain road, road is under construction. Traffic 9 :00-12:00 a. .m. . v ' ' Road conditions and detours In lay to traffic. to Canaan is under construction. Torrington-West Cornwall road, bridge is under construction. One open at all times. No detours. Gteam shovel grading is under way. Tel. at other hours 836 OC ’ the State of- Connecticut made nec Route Np. 122 Traffic open at all Short "delays probable. resurfacing complete,, with Tithe .ex way-traffic"/ ' Suffield-South street is under ■ Bridgeport-Newtbwn road.- Cori' ception of shoul.ders and'guard xhil. Brooklyn Canterbury road, io O -2 . essary b/:coh%tfiiction and repairs/ tours. • • - Route No., 166 ciinstruction, open tu cne-way traf’- Crete pai'ement completed. Wood Route No., 136 , Crystal Lake Road, towns of Traffic open at ali tim es.‘ -No, de bridge:.over BlackiveU Brook is un fic. -announced by the State Highway guard railing uncompleted. Sherman Toll Gate, Hill ' road, Rockville and Ellington. Road is tours. der'construction. Open to traffic. Department, jas of December 7th, Route No. 113 steam shovel grading is under way. under construction. Somewhat j Route No. 181 : Chester - Killingvsorth road. Foot of Bunker Hill to Cornwall Traffic detour ,via Leach Hollow., Bloomfield-Fark road is under Bridge is under construction. One- ‘are as follows: rough. No detours. ; Colonies of African white ants of Bridge is under construction. Some Route No. 179 I construction. Open, to.traffic. . half mile west of'Chester Center; Route Xo. 1 Route No.: 141- ten raise mounds of earth as high what rough for about two miles. Scotiand-Canterbury road, is un Preston, the road from Poqueta-| Route No. 131 short detour, posted. Read Herald Branford-East Haven, Boston as 8 or 10 feet. Traffic open at all times. der construction. Open to traffic. 'nuck to Brewster’s Ne'ck is* under} So. Windsor, Wapping road is Mansfield-Bridge ’ over Fenton Post road. Shoulder work is under Route No. 126 construction. No delay to traffic. I Norwalk-Danbury road. WiU,on Fairfield-Boston Post Road,.from overpass, grade crossing elimina Ash Greek west, is under construc tion. Steam shovel grading under tion. No delay to traffic. _ way. No detours necessary. Stonington, Boston Post Road is, Route No. 128 \ -under construction at Vt equeie- HERRUP'S HERRUP'S Litchfield-Bantam road is under COR. M AIN AND MORGAN STS. X, COR. MAIN AND MORGAN STS. quock. While this section is being construction. No detours. Culverts used for traffic during construc tion, it is necessary to use caution in passing through. Route No. 2 Berlln-Beckley Crossing is under A W a t c h a construction. One-way traffic, for 500 feet. Route No..‘’3 ■ So. Britain Overpass, grade crossing elimination. Steam shovel grading is under way. No detours .1— t. necessary. Waterbury-Middlebury road is under construction. No detours. Route No. 8 Thomaston approaches to Rey- u- nolds-Bridge ^re under construc tion. No detours. Torrington-Tliomaston road. Cas tle bridge is under construction. No detours. Route No. 10 Bloomfield, from Bloomfield Cen ter north, road is '\iuder ccastruc- tioii. Traftic passing tnrougli. is always an acceptable gift being Route No. 32 useful as well as ornamental. Norwich-Groton road, Bridge The strap watch, particularly, is over Poquetanuck Cove is uhder finding favor this year, as men construction. No detours^ ■ I- come to realize, more and more, Jto'jte No. 105 how practical and handy a strap is under ‘ Enlleld-Eazard avenue watch is. construeiion. Open to traffic. Hamilton Strap Watches $50 ami Stafford Springs- Sumers Center up. is under construction. Traffic open Others at $18.00 and up. at all timesi No detours. Also Pocket Watch in the Hamil Route No. 109 ton, Waltham, Elgin and Swiss Electric - Mansfield-Phoenixville road is makes. . Food under construction. Detour posted Heaters from Warrenville to Ashford. This Jugs road is impassable to traffic. Cturl W . Lindquist $2.95 Route No. 110 49c A limited quan Windsor, Hartford-Springfield Watchmaker and Jeweler Clearance of a tity of theses fine road is under construction. Thru Hartford National Bank Building. quantity of these electric Heaters traffic from Hartford-Springfield 18 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn. Food Jugs! Will will be-on aale_ keep liquids or tomorrow only.' foods hot or E X c e ptlonally cold- A ?2.9 8 well made—while’ value for only they last f 2.95 , MURRAY’S 49c. 11 Week-End i-U m Martha W ardrobe -4-Post W ashing- $27.50 Bed A walnijt>'''fln- '’’to' * ,ished wardrobe $14.75 - $14.75 with built-in $12.75 For comfort. A An authentic desk, hat com .. .A fine gift for fine leatlier rock reproduction of SALE mother or wife! er— a fine gift the Colonial 4- partment and space to hang The popular COMPLETE 22.PIECE LIVING ROOM OUTFIT for mother or Poster Bed! Fin is going over big. A lots of clothes. Martha i - ■ Wash-^ father $14.75. ished in mahog ington^—^finished splendid opportunity to any $14.75. in mahogany, at 20-Pieces in this charming outfit! What-gift could be better than this for your select a holiday hat at $12.75., home! It includes the Divan, Wing Chair, Club Chair, Console Table and Mirror, prices quoted below. End Table, Spinet Desk, Windsor Chair, Magazine Basket,-Floor Lamp and Shade, K Bridge Lamp and Shade, Smoker, 1 Table Lamp and Shade, 2 Book Ends, Davenport 1 Lot Satins, Felt, Metallics Table, Silk Scarf. All for o n ly ...... $2.00 WEEKLY Real snappy styles. Large and small head sizes. Regular $ 3 .9 5 ...... $2.95 ’ P % Table Lkmp Card Table • i>i[:$3.45ir 1 r $1.19 Assorted 'oolorflf The $1.95 and up 3-PIECE VELOUR LIVING ROOM SUITE new French Bases — $1.00 and up A fine card table can A charming 3-piece Living Room Suite. It includes charminsly decoratedi A quantity of these at In the Newest easily be folded up and the luxurious divan, the handsome wing chair and com- laid away. Very strong this low price!, Shades and well braced when fortable club chair— all 3 pieces beautifully upholstered i- in use! in Baker’s (wear resisting) velour. This- suite placed on sale for only / > . $1.50 W E E K L Y ■' :* » 1 OUR EASY CREDIT TERH8 - r Evening . Guaranteed Lowest Prices and Easiest Credit .Teims Are Offered Without Extra Qiarge . I $1 Weekly Payments on Purchases i Appointments " up to ...... $75 ^95c up May Be . ? $2.50 Weekly Payments ou Purchases 25c and up Pouche and Envel up to ..... $200 -- Tailored and ope Models of Arranged Lacy Ones » Leather. $6.50 Weekly Payments; on i^ui^ases ; A up t o ...... '... . $500 l\ By Phoning "; ■ » $12 Weekly Payments 6k P n rilrti^ np to ...... ^ $1,000 MURRAY’S 2-7922 [Cor, Main and Morgan Sts. Haliford Open Saturday Night . .t . ■ State Theater Building, South Manchester ' ' * >■ 'iuL= - ■ * . i.'v u- plays.. A study of his scenes %lll sented its conflict of the artistic observations. theme, which has largely to do and a notebook filled with engage had money. I lived where I lit, show how greatly he has come to and material on since “ Desire whfether It happened to be an un- It Is going to concern a labulous with the saving power of laughter Under the Elms” presented its ments. All of which seems to a- and the Intense fear of death, it depend upon mass movement and muse the young man whose story lighted garret as a luxurious apart family, all American millionaires mass so\md. grim picture or rural tragedy. with everything in the way of lux becomes importan'; to note the Such efforts eumped him among of his hardy pioneer ancestors. ment. ' changes that have crept upon the This can be found, to a lesser de “ The Grandmothers,” won the an “ Finally I wound up in Ville- ury and opportunity one could ask gree, In that other late O’neill play, many as ah apostle of gloom. But, for. “ Not a person in the book man who is pointed out as the even as pessimism underscores his nual Harper’s prize. | franche, just out Nice, France, greatest playwright. America ■Marco Millions.” will have had every advantage that lines, O’Neill has shown in bis last Westcott whipped up his sense and since it was so cheap there, has produced and one of the the Here he breaks his play into and since I prefr champagne to money, and brains can bring. And innumerable irie f scenes, each re two plays that he can cast laugh of comedy to prevent his New York I’m going to figure out what hap ater’s immortals. reception from being iaken too gin. I settled there to write. I quiring a ' change of setting al ter into his scenes and that he can wrote about my hardy pioneer an pens to them and how they are de With pach play O’Neill has though the action Is often limited cry loud tor Lite, as in “ Lazarus seriously. feated in. spite o£ everything.” seemed to sound a not'e of coming cestors because It was the story I to a couple of minutes. General Laughed;” that he can weave a —ksonete, ^X, You can choose several GIRLS’ DRESSES COATS pleasing gifts at this depart ment at a very moderate out Turkish Towels Wash materials for school or play wear, also of dain lay. .! All double thread, plain white ty Silks, Velvets, Jerseys and Flannel fand jacquard borders 19c“98c See our attractive assort- Cozy, Lounging /Jnent at 49c. $1.95 to $9.95 A useful gift that every woman A New Hat for Christmas will appreciate. New selections of cheerful, warm color, all sizes. Linens Marvelous Values in New Smart . All linen Table Covers Hats at $2.98 “ $5.75 $4.79 to $7.95 All Linen Lunch Sets. 98c *“$4.98 GLOVES $2.95 / All Linen Table Covers, 1 Napkins to match $3.95 l$3.49‘“$19.98 for Xmas Gifts All Linen Bridge q q jSets ...... 9 o C of chamoisette and kid, also washable cape and fur lined. $4.95 ! Exceptional assortment of [Mercerized Table Covers, all 'sizes to a pmr 98c *“$2.69 75c $5 Stamped Linen Towels for KT. 1907 ipmbroidering Choose Your Xmas Gifts Here and You 25c‘“79c Choose Wisely. Our reputation for quality and worth since 1907 is not ‘Growing On Value” without a reason. ' liTheTextile Store SOUTH MHNCHCSTCR.^ )$49 Main S t„ South Manchester J \ Rhode Island Textile Co. 4 •i^r? \ c^.i .t' ^['-> . ffitf:=r,----- ■ - ,'- '■ ? •■: ■ •* 4' • ■•-. v . ! - FAGB : % . ' ^ ' 1 « , X*: ■r,.' MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 ,1927« their program. The adjourned business meeting Swapping of the Congregational church will be held at the vestry of the church ke teacher itraininK class met on Thursday evening at 7:30 Come To Marlow^s te itlitelr leadfl?:,' .Hev. Truman H. o’clock. ■^^(fWard- at tfie parsonage on Mrs. Asher A. Collins and chil Wednesday evening for their sev- dren who have been spending a entti lesson. The class will" meet week at the home of her parents next week Qu Tl^^rsday’ evening in- at Colraln, Mass:, have returned to 'etead‘'qf Wednesday evening as their home. Headquarters for Toys usual. ' . . . The South Windsor school board The Frltendly Indians held their held their monthly meeting at the regular meeting at the parish house Wapping school hall last Monday on Tuesday afternoon after school. evening. . The J»ioneer group of Junior Y. The newly formed Mission band Christmas 3tf,, C. A. boya met with their lead met at the home of Mrs. W. W. er', K'ev. Triiman H. Woodward on Grant on Wednesday afternoon. The SILK UNDERWEAR VELOCIPES Wednesday afternoon at the parish members received their new pins. DOLLS ^ house, at 3:30 p. m. CHILDREN’S GAMES SILK HOSIERY .^he choir of the Federated FURNITURE jjihurch will meet at the home of MECHANICAL TOYS SLIPPERS ■their organist, Mrs. Fred H. Adams KIDDY CARS on the Buckland road next Friday IR U N T O Y S s i l k UMBRELLAS evening for a rehearsal. WAGONS, AUTOS The Blue Triangle or Business KEYSTONE TOYS SCARFS Girls’ club met at the parsonage on SLEDS Monday evening. ? TliSi GIFT 6F PRidSJ ALUMINUM AND CHINA NECKWEAR . The new candidates who joined STRETqiMIliG TH E FANCY GLASSWARE the Grange recently and who ite to DISHES INFANTS’ WEAR provide the entertwhmont for the CHRISTMAS $ $1$ $ CHINAWARE next Grange meeting/which will be With a few dollars caSh, you may ManiGure MUSICAL TOYS IVORY SETS AND next Tuesday evetiing, all met at open an extended chaige a ccou n t- A complete dresser set of 10 pieces in SEPARATE PIECES SILVERWARE the vestry of the Federated church purchase a number of fine gifte, take m a beautiful silk lined chest— all in the BOOKS last Monday evening to make out long as you wish to pay. \^ekly or very latest design with beautiful^ color CUT GLASS " 1 BLACKBOARDS CLOCKS monthly i>ayments. No i n g ^ SPBCIAli CHBISTRIAS VAtTJE quality, our merchandise Is of the best. to make folks remember this store. GIFT STATIONERY BEAUTIFUL VASES TE N PINS Same Price for Cash. Cash or EVERYTHING TO DRESS H AND BAGS Take Time to Thoroughly Insi^ject $15.00 Credit. TR A IN SETS UP YOUR GIFTS Our Diamonds. DOLL CARRIAGES BOXED TREE TRIMMINGS set bu ilt $25.00 to $600.00 Military Sets $5.00 and up HANDKERCHIEFS SCOOTERS OF ALL KINDS Choose from the largest assortments in town and as usual the most reasonable, prices f f Give Your Xmas Dollars a Square Deal and They’ll Pay always prevail at Marlow’s. < ^ rtiftriseiopaif You Back. The Famous 17 Jewel, ' ( Radios may be built for any priced' H s ^ i l t o n Shock Proof., Dust Proof. __but there’s no economy In a White or Gi*een Gold This w'atch has distinction. A de T ^ A R L O W ’ S where upkeep exceeds orig case of 85 year quality— it's pendable movement, fine.engraved sub FOR VALUES stantiated case. Smart diape. Fully Kerens a gift for inal cost. the biggest Christmas value ^yarmdi where you you’ll And in town— it’s a gnarantee Iridescent Stemware I Highly refractive, iridescent Bohemian glass in 10 different styles. Goblets ...... $5.50 A LIGHTER i-Per Dozen Champagnes . . . $5.50 l^r cigars or cigarettes or a Per Dozen OU will want to select shirts that are worthy of his admira ^pe, too. If he has one of S h erb ets...... $5.50 iiese he will never be without Per Dozen Y tion, so, of course, you will come to Fox;s where assort flight and no matter how hard .i; W in e s ...... $4.50 ments are large and varied, and interesting display makes se Per Dozen ^ e wind blows the flame stays lection quick and easy. If he prefers silk, broadcloth or ma- ^ t . Ever popular 4 % d .| s ^ u | gifts w b i^ seiwe as a daily re Cocktails...... $4.00 i ‘ : ;V, PWDozenj ; \ minder of the giver. We can give you a selection of 32 pat ^raS—if he prefers stripes, figures or plain colors—you will fma terns from which to make your choice, from the inexpensive Cordials’ . L . $3.50. N. $ G i5 0 Lusterware'to the moire elaborately decorated relie^f patterns Per Dozen his choice in the Men^s Shop, Street Floor. and coin-go]d. and silver decorated sets. For every pock- Pousse Cafes . ^. $3.50 VERY SPECIAL \ etbook and every taste. Priced from Per Dozen This Is A Gift Iced Teas. /.... $3.00 A large quantity of shirts in the popular $5‘“$25 ‘ . .. .. Per Dozen •'v ivV’ T u m b lers...... $2.80 neckband, collar attached ai\d separate collar . r Per Dozen models. M a n y , oi these shirts are actually 99 “ Her Headquarters for Fram ^ Pictures. A tremendous sto(^;-, .^ S eltzers...... $2.50. gives you the widest choice in subject and price. V.H ' \ & 1?er 'Dozeai ' ' worth double our special price. The popular Old Masters and the newer Landscape, , 3 for $5.50 den and Flower pictures. Beautifully framed prints m i Electric Coiisole :’I^ts , 50 cn$4,00 in metal with an attractive Mahogany fiiiish. . I \ '■ (■; :• cleaning. Complete with ^ ^ , C A Hundreds of dozens of expertly tailor^ , •' ;*■? •*% t'-'. b u lb s ...... shirts with separate collars to match. Laun Callotype reproductions, indistinguishable from hand SWINGING FRAMES' paintings, in hand carve^,. gold'leafqd |rames, priced from dered by hand and pre-shrunk. FOR YOUR XMAS PHOTOS Make your selection now before they have been 1,200 shirts of beautiful imported broad A MESH BAG picked over, ^ |Mesh Bags are very p b p ,u li| r ^ A large selection of the beautiful Buzza Mottoes, priced cloth with.woven-in stripes of neat colors and t | is season. They come from The Largest Stock of pure silk stripe interwoven. Also extra qual \ | [d e range of styles and the in ity fiber shirts with pure silk self stripes. tricate colqr scheme make th«n 50c *“$2.75 Xmas Cards in Town i- ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ raost attractive. and up »Hundreds of Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention $5,00 V- MEN’S FURNISHINGS DEPT.— STREET FLOOR c.> |R. Donnelly I. rry’ I SOUTH MANCHESTER g 997------MAIN STREET,- 515 Main St., A t the Center advertise in the herald—IT BAYS South Manchester ■ ' 1 V'’ 1 ' 'fr f J '; /■ : -f- , t V ■ ' ,1 1 MANCHESmE (OOIW.) BVKNHW3 HBRALD. FRIDAT, DBCEMBER », 1»2T. - . -.h m i ^ after the development of as clear a ilwirlfeetrr case of plotted, premeditated mur der as could be imagined, provides burning Brralh as good an illustration as could be p u b l is h e d b y had of the fantastic state into which THE HERALD PRINTING CO. public sentim^t if not public opin More Christmas Toys at Special Pric^ Founded by Elwood S. Ela, Oct. 1. 188t ion with relation to homicides has Every Evening .Except Sundays and fallen in this country. Holidays. _ ” L Of course the definitions of man Entered at the Post Office at Man (9) How Many Persons Per Square Mile? chester as Second Class Mail Matter. slaughter, various as they are under SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall ■ r^ v six dollars a year, sixty cents a the common law and under the Specials for month for shorter periods. statutes Of the different states, can ~ Connecticut today, with an estimated population In excess of By carrier, eighteen cents a week. 1.636.000, has 340 persona fon every aquare mll« of land atea. i^Slngle copies, three cents. none of them apply to the kind of > ’ SPECIAL advertising REPRE crime for w'hlch Beach and Mrs, Lil- One hundred years ago the density of population In. Connecticut Saturday Only SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser, Was only fil persons per square mile. ^ \ Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue. New York llendahl were tried. There was abso- The day aft^r lye first ■ an n and 612 North Mlchlggif ' Avenue, Ititely nothing In the defense which nounced our dearance sale of Chicago., ■/'’I. V The last official census shows that Connecticut with’ a popula even remotely suggested man toye» practically every sample ... The Manchester Evening Herald Is tion of 1.380,63.1 had a density of 286.4. Only three states, 'ken sale in New York City at SchuUs's slaughter. The defendants gambled on our fioor vfas firone. Since News Stand. Sixth A vao^ -an d 42nd. Rhode Island. Massachusetts- and New Jersey, are more thickly Street add-42nd. of wholly different defenses against a then we have searched our ware settled. “ The former had a density of 566.4 in 1920; Massachu Grand CentnH StffHoil .c.gnd at all straight murder conviction,’ 'Their houses thoroughly and unpacked Hoatling News Stands.' ,: i.'O ' denial of any participation In the setts 479.2. and New Jersey 420. New York, with a density of • • .*V. 217.9 came fifth In the tables. The average density for the every toy. Now they are ready ’ Ciient of. dnternaUojiliJil .News Ser death of Dr. Lilllendahl was one of for your selection, plainly mark vice, Vv,. ' .’ United States Is 35.6: the average for New England 119.4. "International News BeWlpe has the two things, either the truth or an ed 'with the special pric^* Act c.\oIusi4re rights to Usp'ritM ftpubll^a- acknowledgment that he came to j ’ ^ tion in any form alldispatches qulcklyl i credited to or not otlMrwls«-.;.predUed his death as th^ result of a sheer Of the eight counties, NeW Haven was the most thickly popu ih this paptr. It la ai#llitf ih*ehi/ilv6ly homicide to which they could not lated, while Tolland was the inost sparsely Inhabited. The den* entitled to use for replibticatlon ail the local or■ undated nitWs published conlless without risking their lives. sity for counties was as follows: New Haven'688.6; Fairfield herein." Full Service .'Client of N E A 508.6; Hartford' 460.9; New London 168.7; Middlesex 128.9s . ■Service.. - And yet the jury finds that this man, who was certainly lured to his Windham 105.6; Litchfield 82.4; Tolland 67.4, All Wool Blankets FRIDAY, DEC. 9.U92J death as the result of a deliberate Oehuine 100% •'Virgin Wool plot'^lf these defendants or either of Tomorrow— Less Land— More Dwellings. Blankets— Amana and other Here Are a Few of the Exceptioi^l Values blankets of equIU quality— GexSlV McLEAX SPEAKS them killed him and If both were concerned, was the victim of man Inches—rcho4ce S^en NEW ENC5LAND BRICK Richly blended om The New Wide Belts bre shadings of ; i Stylish belts are wide just now— and we have CONSISTING OF BANANA NUT SALAD Warm Gloves them, of course. If you’re not absolutely sura TEABERRY AND PINEAPPLE blue, tan, deep red and gray . . . they Santa will bring you one, better stop in and For Sale at the Following Local Dealers. combine comfort treat yourself. with decided smart $3.50 Hickok Belts ...... $1.00 and up Bidwell’s Edw. J. Murphy ness for leisure 5a;> .Main Street De\»'.)t .Square hours . . . a gift Lined gloves are so often bulky 4 . # # Hiekok Buckles ...... 50c and up every man wishes Packard’s Pharmacy they make the hands look la rg e r...... Duffy & Robinson for but seldom buys 111 Center Street .\t tli3 Center these are astonishingly slim and close- himself. , fitting, yet entirely comfortable , ; . . of Ties Always Please Farr Brothers (leece lined.cape skins. With or without MaiiVs Shoii— ^Main 981 Main Street fur tops— strap wrists. Ties that look good for a long time; that’s the Floor sort men like— the sort we have here in a splen \ Steiger’s— Main Floor did variety of smart stripes and rich figure de signs. j $1.00 and up I Christmas Gifts | Cheney T i e s ...... $1.00 to $2.00 I From the Small Store With the Big Values HOSIERY—To Be Certain Sure of enthusias,tic acceptance is a box of fine hose, either silk or wool. Ih these Diamonds j M en’s are that careful shaping and good quality which assures smart appearance through long service. ' ...... ii .'.i. in the latijst slyb settings] Poqket Ostrich Bags ...... ,-....:..,..25c-t<,.$i,56 $18"$400 I Men’s Slippers W atches $5 LADIES’ $1.95 The Friendly Gift- One of the smartest and longest wear Since the days of knights and ladies, gloves have held a particular^ ihtiniac;^’ ttat Here again comfort is obtained with ing leathers you can give . . . never less makes them exceptionally .welcome as gifts. , W rist out sacrificing good appearanpe .... in than $10 until now . . . and in the newest tan calf or brown Havaii Kid with padded envelope and pouch shapes . . . in warm , . Fownes,D.& P.Loucks,Hayes, Maikes ; v elkskin soles , 6 to 12. browns, smartly fitted. W atches Steiger’s— Main Floor Steiger’s— Main Floor $ 3 .0 0 and Other makes 25c and up, , , 7 . ^,. Hamilton,. Elgin, Illinois, Waltham and Swiss . n . $8‘“$95 \ The secret of giving handkerchiefs successfully is to give ^ e •bhe^'ome^^^ a bit nicer than a man would choose for himself. J« - r * I. rj . ' V >, Fully jeweled, accurate Linen, Linene, Cotton and [ Silk lever movements in differ ent shaped durable cases 1 5 ^ and up X $10‘“$175 Silk Umbrellas Handkerchiefs . Furnishing MEN’S $6.50 '■■I' ' / * - ' ' W rist These show the new Roman stripes-in Most unusual because of the fine quali .m Mufflers-Pajamas contrasting colors . . . not conspicuous or.,, ty pure linen used . . . the lovely touches .k’i.Si:. S:-: “ loud” but smartly different from the of hand embroidery . . . even edgings m W atches conventional g ift” umbrella. . . in special fine lace! In white or gay gift colors in Rogers’ gift box. ,v a Christmas box . . . over IQQ designs. 26 Piece Silver Sets Steiger’s— Main F’loor Steiger’s— Main Floor $11.50 Men’s We’ve never met a man who objected to comfort— and plenty, it.>^ Thata^^ \ Signet and Stone Rings reaBoh why house slippers make such a welcome gift. - . - - Fully jeweled, accurate Complete Assortment \ lever movements, durable $5.00 to $45.00 Daniol Green Comfys . ■ Snuggl^r cases, luminous hands and | Fine Assortment ^Manhattan Mary’ Rayon Chemises dial, genuine leather strap of Ladies’ Rings • ■'i' ■ $2.00 to $75.00 ',;$i.50 to $4i0p Men’s Cuff Links Bloomers $6.50 $75 $1.00 to $25.00 Bloomers Brooches and Bar Pin& ^$1.25 to $45.00 Extra Special, 20 piece $3.95 Rubbers-Arctics-] A Fine Assortmeitt of Ivory Fountain Pen Sets, Pearl Shown first at Stei Set ...... $30 Beads and Mesh Bags ger’s— copies made 1 exclusively fpr us .. 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A TLAN T A—620. r Travelers Insurance Co. SanU Claus ami his gnomes wljl 9:00—AVJZ Wrigley review. toll of the Joys of tlie Christmas sea 9:.10— Fcatuiis programs. 10:00—\V1:a F Palmolive hour. H artford son in a program through W JZ to 10:00—W E A F program", to 11:30. 422.3- WOR, NEWARK—7ia 1.1:43—Concert. __ . be the first hlghilght for Friday night 52»r-KFKX.KVW, CHICAGO—570, r at 7:00 o’clock. W ith Santa as mas 7:00—l^ivliow’s ensemble; talks. 535.4 m. 560 k. c. 8:15—Minstrel show. ■ .-7:4(!3^Congr(sa dinner » ter of ceremonies and the little 8i60r3-W JZ -program" -to. ■MKODi 7 gnomes who labor In his workshop a * 8 :4 5 - N. y. U. education talk. ' , ,;.k y;«t|.^Olumbla concert orcli.. liriisfa, ‘fOiiWi-Congreaa carnival. 2 LYNN h’s atdee. a half-hour of music and ri:3JP“ Hamp's Kentucky serenadera. » ao..gs attractive ‘o . 10:00—Columbia hour; Cap'n Kiddts ' Program For Friday. buccaneers; student band. SB9.4—W8BM. CHI&A(M])^0- day, some time after the Harrison | alike u-ill bo presented. The R o ^ ' 9;Qt^Studio arlista (21.4 hrs.)' THE STORY THUS FAR shooting, and find Cashion. Just I G:00 p. m.— Piano recital— hour at. S:30 will consist Of classic 11:05—Henderson’s orchestra. , / r -' 333.1—W 3Z, NEW ENGLAND-pf^V 1;1A—Theater organ cliih. j: TONY HARRISON. !?• *" f*'“ when I’m ready to have him hauled | A fifteen minute piano i*ecital by instrumentals by ^he Koyal orohesira 36S.V-WERH-WJJO. ,QHfGAQp-820;.- pbanrd when JEFF HARRISON, and ballads sung by Helen Clark, con 6:10—Markets: orchestra; talk, In. Shafer — he’s marshal then— | WTIC’S staff pianist, Laura C. Gau- 7:00—Musical program; trio. 7:00—.Symphony orehektMi‘talk. .T hla father. I» "hot In p poker tralto. This is a regular Friday night 8:00—Brass quartet, banjojai. « frame In Caldwell, Kn». He I" be det, will be offered WTIC fans to feature of 'WJ55 and the Blue network. 8:30— Royal hour with WJZ. comes to his rescue and puts in a | 9:90— Blanch-Winslow Porter, artists. 9:00—Mooseiieart hour; ^ friended by' ___ Cap’n Kidd and his wild :buccanrora good word. Not long after that | begin the evening^s radio activi 9:30— Musical program. :? 10:il0-W E A F novelty program. GORDON W. LIULIE, n re»fan- will disport tlicmselves on the ether 12:00—Music, artist", "ongs. ' rnnt waiter, by Cashlon disappears. Now we find I ties from.... the Hartford station. waves of W OR and the Purple ncU 10:00^Columbta male'quartet. 10:301—Springfield musical program. .416.4—V /G N -W L IB , CHICAGO—/70, JOE CRAIG, foroA'ian of the Bar him mixing up Jn Shafer’s quarrel. Three widely contrasted numbers work stations at 10:00 with-.a concert 7:40—Ensemble; .Almanak, musical. K ranch, who take* Tony to the will be played. “ Bouree In B minor” featuring male choruses and instru l i :00—l.«we’s orchestra. This Is Shafer’s doing, Corbett; you 1 \491.5—WEAF. NEW YORK—610. 9 :3 0 -Ash’s Gang; music: violinisL r Bar K to live, nnd by mental selections. A t'th e same time 10:00—Arabian Night" program.- 2 TITUS MOORE, owner of the know that; you’re not a fool. All is a little different from the usual. a j^oup of musical compwtlons in 6:l)(l_\Valdorf dinner music. reach, which la In the Cherokee “ My Joys” or “ Chant Polonaise” is 7:00— " A Visit to Chrlstmastown.’’. J 1:10—Sam ’ n’ Henry; music: tenor. £ right. Now, vyho else do you think spired by history’s famous.women will '12:10—Hoodlums: tenor; orchestras. - Strip. of a ballad type, with a few finger tempt tho distance huntw '.to R O "- 7:30— Happiness hoys. There the ahy little boy meet" we might have found In that gang 8:00—Gities Service orch., quartet ' 344.6—W LS, CHICAGO—870, ; ticklers. A number ringing with Other highlights are scheduled by 9:00—Children’s concert, ChIcagR; RITA, tomboy dnughter of Tltna if we’d overhauled them.?” WBJ5, W U VA and W I A . 9:00—Anglo Persians orchestra. Moore. pomp and energy is Grieg’s well '9:30—La France orchestra. Symphony orchestra. C: 10:00T-Metropolltan choir. 3 The year la 18S0, and Gordon “I reckon you must mean Ben- I known “Norwegian Bridal Proces Black face type Indicates best features 9;0&—Palmolive hour. \ IHlIie in thlnklne of Jolnlns 11:00—Ben Beriiie’s orchestra.^, 10:50—IVp concert: campus flirts. Z ton.” sion.” ' 12:00— Popular programs. ^ , Z DAVID PAYNE, who In nBltatlng All programs Astern Standard Time. 454.3— WJZ, NEW YORK—660. for the opening of the Indian terr- "That’s exactly who I mean. Take a. Bouree, B minor ...... 1:00— Pennsylvania music. 645.4:_WFAA, OALL48t-550. £ 8:00— W15AF orclitstra, qiiurtet, rltcry Inndn, when he cetn an my word for it: Shafer is mixed up ...... Bach-Saint-Saens Leading East StSitions. 2:00—Weather; talks. offer of a teachlntr poat In the in a lot of crooked work. It’ll be h. My Joys (Chant Polonaise) 4:30—.Vfpetian gondoliers. 10:00— Setiubert choral club. , Ind’an aehool In Pawnee. 285.5—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1060. S;:to—Maikels: tmje: orchestra. 374.8—w o e . DAMENPQWT—800. r . j;00—W E A F programs to 11:00. t. There he letn hla hair kcow lonB a nice day’s work when you put ...... Chopin-Liszt 6:30—\VB.\I, dinner orchestra. 7:00—“ Santa Claus and Hla Gnomea.” nnd become" known aa P A *''N K ^ him behind the bars.” e. Norwegian Bridal Procession 7:30— Rock-a-bye-lady, children’ :; 325.9— KOA. DENVER—920. 8:00—Soprano, pianist. 10:00— “Famous Women,musical. 'V BIUI,. After a flpbt with the ...... •...... Grieg 8::j0— W.IK Royal hour. . program. • Kchool "uperlntendent he la Corbett considered this in silence. 8:00—“Re-totd Tales.” 12:00—Loomis dance m iAie.V '■ Laura C. Gaudet, Staff Pianist. 9:00—W JZ Wrlgley revle-w. 4S9.7— W BAP, FOr lvW O tfT H -600. ; charped with attempted murder “I find I’m agreeing with you,” he 10:00—Ledercr’s dance orchestra. 8:39—Royal music hour, Grron’s or- and lleca the territory. , said presently, “but I’ve got to have 6:12 p. m.— Mother Goose. 461.3— W NAC, BOSTON—650. _ - chestra, Helen Clark, contralto. 9:00—Orchestra. r He and CralB ore In Caldwell 6:25 p. m.— News bulletins. 7:00—Orchestra, talk, -pianist. 9:00—Wriflley review. 10:30— Concert (2t4 hrs.) z aome time later when Cralp de- some evidence against the man.” 8:00— Baritone, violinist, pianist, 10:t)U—Coloratura soprono, string tno. 384.4— KTHS, HOT SPRINGGS—780. r. 6:30 p.'' m.— ^Waldorf-Astoria din 9:20T^Htrtng. quartet; , 6Plq4.] , , Z ciden to po after n aaloon owner “We’ll see what kind of a story g;3U_Klk‘s organ recital. lOhIO—Around the pimio. named SHAFER, former ninrahal ner music. 11:00— Slumlier rausla •10:30—l)aA^'‘ t>™kvaml' -'. 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You'Save fn EVERYTHING 1092 MAIN ST. HARTFORD you buy at Kane’s I ' \ % ‘ r '7 ';b' :T: i^ANCHBSTER (CONN.) BTVENTNG HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1^27. ^AGBTWfiLVB Season m a Open Tonight At Rw BASffiALL PARLEY AT DALLAS West Side Rec Triumphs AFTER LEADING FIRST HALF, LOCALS FALTER, LOSE 26-18 DID NOT ACCOMPLISH MUCH Over Masons 3 Knights of Lithuania of Hart rr TOOK HQIE LAST DECEliffiER All of the Teams Must Settle RlSKQiaREAL Reduces Masons’ Lead to Only Two Points; Win ford Rally In Closing Chap- i *' Large Crowd Expected to Disputes Among Them TITLEASPIRANT First by 7, Second by 4 and Third by 15 Pins; OUR BOYS FURNISH Cloverleaves, Beethoven, Cubs, Center ter to Beat Fast All-Man .Watch Clarke’s S.M.H.S. selves Before the Next Conqueror of Uzcudun and Church and Bon Ami Other Wihners; New TWO BEST BOUTS chester Fi? Outfit in 1927-28 Deba^, Season Opens. Scott Once Fought Gene Three String Record, ______MENlORABLE BATTLE The All-Manchester basketball LEAGUE STANDING “ The Yale-Princeton game of A1 Dowd and Bill Horn Give Game Starts at 8:30; Ry DAVIS J. WALSH WINTER FOOTBALL team suffered defeat last evening Tunney and May Again In W. L. P. this year was one of the greatest I • I. X. S. SiK>rts Editor have ever seen,” was my greeting at St. Joseph’s Hall In Hartford New York, Dec. 9.— Having done Masons ...... 11 4 15 dropping a fast played game to the Hartford Boxing Fans Big Dancing Afterwards. ___ 10 5 14 Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 9.— For to Coach Tad Jones of Yale as I nothing at Dallas except swallow Near Future. W. S. Rec----- bumped into him tC r N^re- i Knights of Lithuania by the score their knives in public, the Ma.ior Cubs ...... 9 6 13 the first time since it faced Cornell Sare:sour>;e„-CaH,:rn.a same at a. J .e -..h ta mad. I.eagues simply must step them Beethoven . . . . ___ 10 5 13 on Thanksgiving Day, the Univer a W. PROBABLE LINEUPS b y WERNER LAUFER ...... 9 6 13 sity of Pennsylvania varsity foot Chicago. selves out and indulge in some vul Center Church. “ I can get that viewpoint now,” quarter. gar business at their own annual Bon Am i...... 8 7 10 ball squad Is working out on In the first half, • both teams S. M. H. S. Hartford Make way for the Rubberman! 10 remarked Jones, “ but it didn’t meetings next week, this reasoning K. of C...... 8 7 Franklin field in reparation for the played very good basketball. • Man A1 Dowd, local boxer, did some Campbell, I f ...... _ Giraitis, If being based on the understanding Just a tip from Mr- Danny Dunn, • 9 8 coast game with California, Dec strike me that way until about the Cloverleaves ...... 6 last 10 minutes of play, for up to chester had the edge on its op thing that few fighters have done Opizzi, r f ...... Malinowski, rf that a pair of treys either ire im manager of John “ Rockem Risko, High. Park...... 6 9 8 ember 31. ponents in this half and showed Keeney, c ...... Hayes, c to Dempsey, Sharkey, Heeney and that time Princeton was leading In this state and that is defeated proved before the draw or yon go • • • • • * 10 7 Paul Scull and Murphy practiced good passwork and accurate shoot- Dowd, lb Kerwin, lb Brit. Amer...... - . Johnny Mastro, of Hartford. He into the ash trav with the ie?.t of the powers that are handling the St. Bridgets...... 4 11 5 punting and shober threw some 6 0 inig. Manchester was leading at Boggini, rb . . . '...... Cabitor, rb annual elimination tournament in “ Princeton and Yale put two re did.it in a decisive manner last eve the (lead ones, '.'he New York lau- K. of P...... 4 11 4 passes. It is not likely the squad half time 13 to 12. kecs won 111 games in the Amen- y^jj-jj-tiiese days. markable teams on the field that ning in the 'opeijing bout of the Queen Basketball will move into i will be allowed to scimmage until day. Seldom, if ever, have I seen Te Knights came back strong Massasoit Club card at Foot Guard c.'ii) League last jeaiO Ihe Pitts-1 gy yjj-tue of his slashing win the throne of sport limelight to it reaches Berkeley, December f l . in the second half and swept the hall before a packed house which burgh Pirates. 1927 over Paulino Uzcudun, and Phil The advance of the Masons in two as great lines with both elevens night when Manchester High and locals completely olff their feet. included several hundred local League champio-15, aiieady have Scott’s scalp, the Cleveland baker the Herald bowling league was possessing a variety of stars in the The passwork and “ cutting” for the Hartford High usher in the 1927-28 bettered their iiard for 1928. boy has wedged himself firmly into completely checked last night at BRINGING HOUSE DOWN backfield. fans. season at the School street Rec gym basket, which the locals displayed Mastro, a port-sider, has an These two facts tell the stoiy of the mad scramble for the chance Conran’s alleys when the "West “ I recall it was a wonderful game in the first half was missing. Man nasium. There will be a preliminary what must be done by fourteen o' n- to meet Gene Tunney. Side Rec set them back three Nick Altrock and A1 Schacht, now. Had that feeling one minute awkward style and few befeers have game between the second- teams of chester played a cautious game in ever been able to get within ‘ his er raaiiagei's before the bell nr.g.sj Risko has been a long time get straight games and picked up four famous baseball comedians, are at after the crack of the gun an this half and very seldom were both schools at 7:30. 'The,main en or they may take the couscquenc((s ting there, having threatened to valuable points. For a time it present enjoying a successful nounced the close of the game, but there any Manchester men under long reach. Dowd, from, the start counter will start at 8:30. Dick Dil had/Mastro* retreating and won and some of them,-' indeed, tne air. enter the first ranks of the colossal was feared that no team could de vaudeville engagement, presenting for three periods all I could see ] the basket to follow up the long lon of Hartford will be the eleVenOi Cobb and Speaker was the mistakes we were making every round. He got much applause nose-busters several times only to feat the Masons in e match and some of their well known diamond shots.. For the locals, the work man on the floor. Dancing will fol Incidentally, the disposal of Cobb be tempbrarily sidetracked. John they were away to a fine start w;in- antics on the boards. and the opportunities we were pass ing just because of the low until a late hour. of Faulkner and Boyle stood out fact that Mastro is seldom defeat- and Speaker, if at all, will be a would run uiT'a string, of victories ning eleven out of* a possible ing up.” while the Knights as a whole It is expected/ ,that there will be moot question as the boys lean and just when recognition seemed twelve points. The defeat of the '^d. Dowd in his twenty ’ odd bouts a'large" turnout of fans to see to gracefully upon their own arches. Cole ...... 110 84 86 played good basketball. C. Shin- around the cofner, up would pop Masons tightens up the league race Jones refused to comment on the kus and Giraitis led the scoring in the ring has lost but one deci-- night’s' game. • Bveryohe is anxious _ It seems to be pretty generally ? urphy ...... 92 98 132 Sion. to see what kind df a team 4a going "" the bad fight that would curb his and makes it more interesting. • possibility of his reconsidering his for the winners. agreed that neither will be widi an decision to retire as head coach at It speaks well for Manchester to represent Manchester 'High this American League club next season climb to the heftier currency. - The masons lost the first game Total ...... 501 470 496 The All-Manchester organization But at last the Rubberman has Yale. I am inclined to think he that the'two best fights ofi-the carff season. Two veterans oiily, remain and the silence from the National by only seven pins. A double Cub.s (.*?) has a real promising group of young arrived and fro-m all indications will continue in that capacity for were furnished .by .local boys as from last season’s varisity five. ’They League thus far has been almcsL strike by Dick Shea helped the Rec M. Suhie ...... 107 93 85 basketball players and many fans are Billy Dowd and Nino Boggini, this news should not be so welcome team considerably in this string as another year at least. are wondering why they do not play Bill Horn, of Rock^lle belongs now deafening. Still, there are a lot of L. Cervini 100 102 to our: sporting family. .Horn show regular guards. Coach Wilfred J. clubs that could use either or botn, to the erudite Tunney, maharajah did the creditable score of 128 0. Nelson ...... 115 84 107 , , ,, home games. It is believed that Clarke will have to .place tihrpe new^ of all the big fellows. Back in 1925, turned in by Joe Canade with two High Opinion of Caldwell Manchester team would draw ed gameness that ‘is sel(io'm seen the restraining influence being R. Sad ...... 01 84 89 in the ring and this despite the men at the “ offensive” positions.” found in the fact that the clubs in when John, was just a palooka, strikes and three spares, the second E. Wilkie ...... 124 89 111 Jones has a mighty high opinion support from the fans. In .Last season, Manchester came the present champ had the “ pleas game was even closer, the West 1 of Bruce Caldwell. Yale star who Lj^g lineup, are many of the best fact ^that sport fans have an idea question have not yet discovered that the sturdy Rockville hoy can’t within one solitary flelfirgoal-oT an ure” of making his acquaintance in Siders emerging victorious by only 49 4 was declared ineligible just prior j jjasketball players in Manchester, . w'hat they are going to use for mon- ' Total 532 460 take it, Horn was knocked down nexing the state championship at a Cleveland ring. four pins. The Rdc team’s scores K. of C. (1) to the Princeton game, being lost j night’s summr.iy: the Yale Interscholastic to-lirna- Although Gene copped the final were all under 100, but two Ma 91 90 to the Blue in that important game i Knights of Lithuania 1twice in the second round and took ^ Meantime, there are other Ques L. Alahoney...... 99 a good lacing from Palowitzer who ment, losing to Bristol Hlgi by nod. the big Austrian bad his mo sons, Stevenson and Cole, slipped L. Laine ...... 87 87 96 as well as Harvard. B. F. T. one point in the semj-finals. with tions to be answered, including that is a set up for no man of his weight hardv annual as to whether the ments. The Rubberman put up a down into the eighties. In the J. Leary ...... 123 121 107 Not given to openly expressing Urban, r f...... 2 0 4 easy opposition awaiting it in the great battle, never asking quarter third game, which was won by the F. Cervini ...... 123 124 107 his enthusiasm, the superlative .1 0 in the state, but in''the third, Horn finals. . - . , Yankees will trade Bob Meusel to Bennett, r f...... came back with a rally that brought the Chicago White Sox. Another is and dealing out an occasional Rec, by fifteen pins, the winners J. Hayes ...... 85 105 88 that Jones used relative to Cald Shages, If...... ,. .0 0 0 Coach. Wilfred J. 0!arke,''-who has thump that would send Mr. Tun- had three men in the “ overrIOO well made it apparent he thought S. Shimkus.c...... 1 0 2 the fans to their 'feet. It'has been 'turned out some very connnendabla the future destination of George many days since silch a scene was ney’s eyes blinking. ^To doubt the class while Wickham rolled 78 and Totals 484 511 488 mighty well of the barred Eli back. C. Shimkus Ig. . . . .3 1 7 basketball outfits to represent Man Sisler. it being the general uouer- enacted in Foot Guard hall. Horn standing that George and the memories of that fight are still with Cole 86, Murphy hit 132 with fouf Cloverleaves (4) “ Caldwell is one of the greatest Magatos I g ...... 1 0 2 chester in past years, has . been Browns have reached an impass^ the champ and should Johnny be spares and a strike. Kroller ...... 84 100 106 backfield sters has ever boast .4 1 9 hit Palowitzer after he was knock working hard in getting his 1927-28 Giraitis, I g ...... ed groggy, such a terrific blow'that Will the Pirates call it a ball club eliminated without further ade in 92 without a mark in the third Lippincott ...... 81 97 78 ed,” said Jones. “ As far as I combination whipped into shape. or will they try to get the left hand the coming series of brawls, there game. This game gave the Rec Kaminsky ...... 86 99 101 could discover, he hasn’t a v eak- Totals 12 2 26 For several weeks, he has had a pitcher they need possibly from should be few tears for him from the total pinfall by 26 timbers. Conran ...... 110 100 145 noss. All-3Ianchester across the ring. Johnny Drew, the large squad at work. It is quite Philadelphia or one of the other the present titleholder. . ' As a result of the West Side Brennan ...... 97 110 106 “ A great broken field runner, a B. F. T. professional, who was at the ring probable that Opizzi and Campbell weaker clubs'? That^ne also will The Clevelander began bis pro Rec’s whitewash victory, matters wonder at crashing the line, highly Holland, r f ...... 1 1 3 side, remarked that this was the will start at the forward berths -to come down to a decision, as will career in 1924 and rapidly came to are much more on an even basis ir Total 458 514 536 proficient in passing, fast of foot Faulkner, If...... , .3 1 7 hardest blow he had ever seen night with, George “ Doc” Keeney .of the question of what Joe McCarthy, the front by punching the big fel the league standing today. The K. of P. (0) and hard to tackle, Caldwell is a Boyle, ...... 3 0 6 struck in his life. .However, the football fame at the pivot post. Dan of the Cubs, intends to do about liis lows, good and bad, all over the Masons still lead, but only by the j Culver ...... 101 87 94 wonder of offense. Usually such Farr, rg ...... 0 0. 0 second round counted against Horn ny Renn, Ernie Dowd and Terrance 9.5 infield. ring. 'Twenty-two wins, twelve of I margin of one point. Several 1 Magnuson ...... 77 88 stars have a weakness on defense, Mant(?lli Ig...... 1 0 2 and he lost the decision. Shannon are liable to be summon _Keeping . . Butler ^ them knockouts and then a win teams are very 'close behind them. 1 Derrick ...... 84 92 S3 but not Caldwell. The remainder of the card was ed for duty before the first half 0 ends. Joseph has been keeping Jolinn.> Qygj. paul Berlenbach and John Tommy Conran of the Clover- Alley ...... 81 86 84 “ Since we beat both Harvard and Totals 8 18 just a bit above the average. Wor Butler ill the league by refusing to | gggj^g^ ready for the big shot. But Starkweather . . . . 77 87 83 Princeton, what I am about to say Referee-McCormick, cester sent a five.man team against , Manchester, defeated Hartford,, or rather, walloped Hartford, 46 to 16 waive on him. Possibly he will {the two defeats by Young Stribling will not be construed as an alibi, Hartford and won but one bout I rn i. 1 440 444 last season ^ahd the Capitol city able to do some business with the and Mike McTigue, boxers who six spares .and a. strike, Total 420 but I really believe we would have when Johnny "Villa defeated Johnny Beethoven- New York, Dec. 9.— 'William J. Adler, newly elected captain of the N, Columbia football team. Is the third New Yorker within the last four seasons to be chosen for the blue and white captaincy. Adler is a guard. ARCHIE BELL Archie Bell looks like the one PLANS COMEBACK CAMP.4IGN best bet to succeed to the ban tam throne, abdicated some six • Eddie Huffman, Pacific coast months ago by Charley .Phil Ros lightweight, is planning a return to enberg when hexfound he could no The difference between wool and hair J$ that the longer make the weight of 118 the wars after a lengthy rest in When we see a picture of a savage clothed in a his native heath. leopard skin, or of* a lady wearing a sable coat, it is wool fiber has a covering of pointed scales, or plates, pounds. At that time “ Bud” Tay Wool is a product of Wool really is a living lor, Baldock and Canzoneri looked easy,to realize that both these people afe clothed in the overlapping like fish-scales and attached tooths fibber TRIBE STILL LACKS PILOT the sheep. Though we part of the sheep; it is best. All three have since graduated coats of ahinfials. But when* we put on. our ordinary at their bases. The overlapping scales tend to mat to The Cleveland Indians are still oan imitate its appear produced by the epider-, •into the featherweight class. clothes in the morning, it does not occur to us that we gether or "felt.” Wool is more elastic than cotton, In a recent victory over Johnny without a playing manager, being ance, we cannot find a mal cells. Wool is only a giving it more strength. (To Be Continued) unsuccessful in their attempt to also are putting on part of an animal’s coat. Vacca of Boston, twice conqueror real substitute for it. little different from hair. ■______siwteh—MHfSyncpMu.CupyrtgBfcIWT.'ThuOwliwBoaity. 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FRIDAY, DEGEMBE!f^YWC^ VAGE -FOT^lMSSfl^ tal in bringing tbe play to its high ■■ , It is not insignUioant that while cent ad Valorem. A;U0ti«lia, withj It was immense! It was a revela" enoe In the affairs of Haiti, Niqara- 6,000,000 people, buys more British tion and It was a pleasure to be state of perfection. gua and Mexico. German and French statesmen still Manchester is exceedingly for make disagreeable speeches about goods than the.65,000,000 people of one of the audience- The Potash Tmst tunate in possessing an organiza each other, negotiations about a South America^and than the 54,- ; The actors were more like pro- 000,00-0' o f France, Belgium and fessiohals than amateurs.. They tion like the Town Players. The French and-: German potash French-German, commercial treaty . 1 kings, forgetting the war, formed a Holland.' • bore none of the characteristics of actors reteive no money, give of are approaching a successful con-r their time freely and their only re potasii trust. - elusion. Practically the whole range- the ordinary amateur actor. Their In September, 1'926, a great steel TOMOMIOW; Europe’s Greatest picking up of difficult cues was a ward is the enjoyment they get out of exports between the two coun of it. As a theatrical man I may say cartel was constlt/ited, taking into tries is covered. Qneetion Marks. , delight to one Who watched the play from the viewpoint of a critic. that sometimes there' Is little of its folds the great •producers of Ger United States of Britain many, France, Belgium, Luxemburg ! Particularly do I speak of Miss that. and the Star Valley. Thus German So far England has held aloof Eugenia Walsh, Leonard Johnson Louis Smith, director of the play, with a general average of well-be from these continental schemes. is to he heartUy congratulated on ing never before witnessed in world coal and French iron ore were and Albert Addy, Miss Walsh was People Envy Us Our Prosper brought into combination. But in Great Britain itself Sir Al OPEN FORUM as natural as any professional and his work. The cast showed the re history. He sees a country which fred Mond has formed a great sults of painstaking direction and has* more working men owning An east European steel cartel has a wholb lot more so than some. Prepare a harmless'and ®ff«ctir» been formed, comprisiiig the Czech chemical trust. Furthermore this She made a big thing out of her intensive drilling. gargle by dissolving two “ Bayer their own homes, own gardens, own multi-millionaire, who was former Manchester must support the ity and Fear We Will Take automobiles, own pianos than his oslovakian steel men, the Austrian PRAISES PLATERS part and her clever work kept the Tablets of Aspirin” In four table- Rothschild and Steeg groups, the ly a member of the British cabinet, play going at top speed all of the Town Players. They are almost too spoonfuls of water.'Gar^&-iSrb^ tory has ever before recorded. And visions another United States under Their Markets From Them he envies us. He sees a. country, so French Schneider group’s mills in Editor, Herald: time. Mr. Johnson might have been good to be true. But they are true thoiroughly. Repeat in two hours if eastern Europe, the German Man- the British flag, an Empire Econo an old man, so natural was he. and they are going ahead only at necessary.. highly industrialized that by mass mic Union to keep foreign goods Please allow me, through the This is the fifth in the series ol production we are invading his nesmann group in the same terri columns'of your paper to express Mr. Addy was one of the Impor the pleasure of the public. ' Be sure you use only tne’ ^pulne out by tariff walls. six articles by Milton Bronner, Eu home markets and taking away tory, the British group which con my appreciation of the wonderful tant characters in the production' May they go ahead still further Bayer Aspirin, marked within the ropean correspondent for The Her trols mills in Rumania and various It is not an idle dream. This new and it is to his credit that he kept and more power to them! ■ |^h|d in from him world markets. And he economic British United States has performance the Town Players few ald and NEA Hervice, analyzing the fears us. Therefore, he is apt to ether organizations in Rumania gave in “ Mlnick” at the Circle up even tenor throughout. He was Thanking you for your space I 27 per cent of the world wheat sup cents.— ^AdvtV Eiiroi>ean situation. hate us. ' and Jugoslavia. theater on Wednesday evening. I ideal in the part of the pitiful old remain. ply; 66 per cent of the rice; 53 per Very truly yours, United Europe Then there is a European Rail feel that the Players afre deserving man. I must not forget the pro Makers’ Association, a German cent of the cattle; 51 per cent of duction manager. Miss Ruth Cal JACK SANSON, By MHiTOX BROXXER the sheep; 77 per cent of the woolr of the greatest credit in the world "" The old nationalisms, the old chemical industries combine, a sim houn, who.was largely Instrumen 'Manager, State Theater. Herald XEA Service Writer the old jealousies, the old racial 87 per cent of the rubber; 69 per for the play was one of the best ilar one in Prance, a German elec cent of-the gold produced; 42 per ever seen in Manchester, regardless rivalries still exist. But Europeans tric combine and a European alum London. Dec 9.— Not long ago a ; look around and see that they are cent of the tin; 88 per cent of the of whether the actors were amateur fairly well-known writer for an; inum cartel comprising Germ^, or professional. all in the same boat. The allies owe English, French, Swiss, Austrian nickel; 15 per cent of the silver; 30 American weekly went home with a I per cent of the zinc, ^'and 23 per I have been in the theatrical us huge sums. They must give a and Norwegian firms. "great discovery,” that Americans large part of their work to pay us cent of the lead. business for a good many years, as r.re not loved in Europe. It handed interest and principal. Large sums There is a proposal for a Pan- Last year $135,000,000 of British an actor, a director and manager, By By A Batteries • E -B a ttin g a laugh to every person informed of our money have gone into their European Industrial Union which goods entered Australia duty free. hut It has never been my privilege about Europe; his “ discovery” has industrial enterprises. They feel would be a trust of trusts, linking Had they been of foreign origin, to witness a better presentation of The Radio You’ve W aited For been an open secret for years. their future is mortgaged to us, up all the powerful cartels into one they would have paid 10 to 12 per any play by a group of amateurs. When the interests of two coun and they are preparing to fight it. giant cartel for mutual action. tries march together for war or for The barriers of frontiers and tariff peace, for mutual trade, for mutual walls are going to be overlapped. H profit, all is well. The moment in The industrial United States of terests clash, friendship ceases. It Europe is going to be formed by Sleeper All Electric is a pai'adox that the country in means of trysts or cartels, as they which Americans probably are the prefer to call them over here. Cap With Standard Tubes most popular tociay is the one we tains of industry in European coun d o it t o v e r l o o k helped lick— Germany. tries are pooling their resources. We took no colonies from Ger They propose to reduce general ex No Batteries Y e s A ll Electric many, demanded no reparations penses by creating mutual buying The Practical and Useful Gifts. The Gifts of Utility Are to Be No Eliminators Y es Li^ht Socket Operation^ and we gave the fallen foe a hand. and selling organizations, reducing Feared, Envied cost prices, developing technical Found in the Hardware Store. Yes Entirely Automatic America is both feared and en I No Exciises vied in Europe. The European with staffs. his high taxes, his impoverished They have an ace in the hole In Pocket Knives in ahnost' Easy to operate, inexpesive to mn. conditions, his country shot to lower wages than we have. First I they will be on the defensive. After endless variety. pieces by the war, his unemploy A proven perfect tone. ment, his industrial depression, wards they will go on the offensive. Shears, Scissors, Safety sees across the Atlantic a continent First they will try to conserve for al domain stuffed with all the good themselves the European market.' Razors, Carving Sets, Ther You can invite your friends to hear a wwiderful toned radio wiUwut -BMkihE things of the earth except rubber, Afterwards they, will seek trade in cuses for poor tubes or the batteries are low or you need a new aerial. This sweetest] China and Russia and South Amer mos Bottles, Lunch Kits, tin, coffee, cocoa and tea, a nearly toned instrument of them all is ready for demonstration in your homel^"^^"- ^ self-contained country both as to ica. They believe Americans are food and raw materials. making thfeniselves hated by the Electric Flat Irons, Toast He sees 120,000,000 busy people Latin republics, because of interfer- ers, Heaters, Coleman Gas Lamps and Lanterns, Skis, Skates, Sleds, Hockey Sticks ‘I Boxing Gloves, Punching M agnell Drug Bags, Footballs. 1095 Main Street, M a ■4' M MANCHESTER PLUMBING & SUPPLY " if COMPANY 877 Main Street in Saoc -Slllcn & ' !?■ ^ 2-7171 » N C .; 2-7171 H artford H arlfond O x II /> IE J i U i THE SMART SHOP ■ '--=1 i State Theater Building a .X':, ‘‘Always Something New” ■ HS7 r Make this a Cheerful Christmas by using Pre Xmas Selling of 0 3 i Cheerful Credit’s liberal terms. Wear new clothes on the Holidays and pay next year. Fine Frocks a Fiir*Trim iiied \ Jersey Dresses $4.95 <>- SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY COATS ■ f l 'Sr Satins SANTA Flat Crepes - , -t >T and up to. $89.50 WANTS TO SEE YOU SATURDAY AT,^*’ " 1 -i Wonderful values, Georgettes every one of them. Fin est quality materials, trimmed with rich furs. Silk lined and warmly Interlined. $5*95 to $0.95 il TOYLAND X - c m |l Sizes 15 to 48 »"7l. i Sleds Mechanical Toys steering sleds and Flexible H yw *r t New Buses, lumber wagons, circus wagons, 95c to $8.25 _ ^ An Event of Interest to Every Xmas Shopper red cap porters, t^ k cars, trucks and • •'. r V . 1' % H i! Suits wrecking cars. DoU Carriages ' | and CREPE-DE-CHINE 49c to 98c Useful Wicker doll carriages a w ith rubbap^ ? || O’COATS LINGERIE tires. ‘ In ivory and grayi' J ■{ h For Children’s Furniture $4.98 to Gifts Men in tailored and fancy designs. M oderately Sets Priced Silk Dresses From Chemises, Step-Ins, To furnish every room in the doll , Racing Gars ;7'I 1 Millinery SUps ...... $1.95 house 98c,to$2.75a-'t. ii 49c to 98c Raincoats Bloomers....:..,.-.... $2.45 : IM., Ij Airplanes i - ; ' Silk Umbrellas Nighties and Gowns .. $3.95 Silk Stockings Aluminum Kitchen Sets $1.25 to $175 ij Rayon in newest shades, dainty Silk Scarfs* * 4 7 i £ Even the egg beater tailored and lacy models. Automatic Signal- Gonlrols|l Chemises, Step-Ins 49c to 98c Bloomers, Vests, each ....95 c it Coaler W a^ns G ow ns...... $1.95, $2.95 I f Witii rubber tires Spelling Blocks ‘ ‘ Pajama Sets ...... $2.95 $3.98 t o $8.98 49cto$l»96^ m o g A K T i See Onr Quilted Robes and Negligees. Values to $15.00. d»Q Q C Third Floor Special a t ...... V \ f A ;*Av - y MANCHESTER (COIWT.) EVENING HERATJU, FRIDAX DECEMBER 9 ,1 ^ * church made famous through the in Dr. Durkee’s visit to Manchester, , . . .. . LAST RESORT- WILL BE SPECIAL MUSIC pastorates of Henry Ward Beecher A number of local ministers will ' Myrtelle: My folks are going to and Lyman Abbott. He was take part in the service on Sun send me to a finishing school. formerly pastor of the Campello day evening in various capacities. Myldred: Mine can’t manage me FOR DR. DDRKEE SERVICE Congregational church of Brockton, The choir of South Methodist either.— Life. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO Mass., and was. for five years after church under Archibald Sessions that president of Howard Univer will give a special program. P ly m o u th sity, Washincton, D. C. V i s i t s ,P(Wtbr «t He has been pastor of Plymouth E . M ade Church to S. M. church for the past years, having OUGHT TO BE CLEAR * W k e n SEASONABLE Notable Event. been called from his pest as the head of Howard University. . "Is Mr. Smith at home?” Inquir lOhildren Cough The second of the series of union Dr. Durkee is a graduate of ed the stranger. services which the Protestant Bates college and while there was “ Which one, sir?” asked the maid. “There are .two brothers liv ROTARY ASH SIFTER WORKMAN’S GLOVES churches of Manchester are spon a member of the 1897 debating ing here.” pertussin soring during the winter will bring team, the first team of that kind “ The one who has a sister living Cotton and Leather Palm Gloves to Methodist church on in the college. Ex-Governor b r i n g s the south in Folkstone.”— Tit-Bits. $3.25 . Sunday evening' Dr. J. Durkee of Charles E. Milliken of Maine was r e l i e f ^ 20c to 50c Plymouth Congregational church on the same team. Bates gradu When the World War ended, 28 Saves coal and saves dust. ates in this town, of which there of Brooklyn, N. Y. nations were engaged. Dr. Durkee is pastor ,of the 1 are a number, will be interested THERMOMETERS AUTOMOBILE ROBES 30 designs. Prices \ For Economy * 8 Sedke!> Very latest patterns at popular price. 20c to $1.00 WEATHER STRIP FLEXIBLE FLYER ' 9 Felt and Wood Strip ...... 25c roU SLEDS iffr 16' Metal and Felt Strips ..... $2.25 to $4.75 — Snow Plane Flex Sleds $1.25 to $2.50 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC w A U niversRl G ift APPLIANCES COMBINATION SHOE AND StaHoiievri 1 ■ Boxed Whether it be corte- spondence cards o r ' SKATE OUTFITS Handkerchiefs big gift assortments, Percolators ■ Heating Pads « you wU find the color, ^ a se to ^ x and quality here. Coffee Urns ^ in store‘for those Waffle Irons $5.75 and $6.00 ' J w h o ’ d o gift Toasters Electric Heaters See our quality before you buy. jshoppiiDg : Ghaut's. Perfumes ;Hcre die Ibw^pricw Inexpensive remembrances, .will aflow you to re' Whether if be a simple little quarter box, or in most at- r EXTRA SPECIAL tractive member more people, a more pretentious dollar box, you'll find the packages. combinations of quality, color, and embroi-^ A s sorted xo« with betttt gifts. dery you most desire. scimts. WEED TIRE CHAINS 25% REDUCTION Sw eaters C h i l d r e n 's O<01« that will de- as giffet for children are Slippers light chil practical ^ ts. Some are dren. worsted faud, _ . all in gay.color Of soft warm felt, with noise i combinations. less soles. Patterns are nursery 8 9 c figures. s, Ihvorted Gift Atomizers Make stylish gifts, especially Are always most these printed georgette and welcome. We crepe de chine scarfs brought the novel from Grant’s, shapes and colors tn boxes. from Europe. TOYS Tfw ^ y e r y M orvdM i* «i A Simple Gift including heavy metal 815 Main Street, South Manchester ADVERTISE-IN THE HERALD—IT' PATS as ■ ;v ifA-J'. ^ S i MANCmiSTlSK tWJNW.) KiVlONiWU UEKALU, FMDAY, DECEMBKK 9,1927. FAGE SESTEESK ...... — ^...... I .> ►..^r/" ^ u The Best Stems A^ertise / // • \ '. \ yiie Best Places to Shop -j*V;J _l iVl------■.■■■! «.|->»»»l>IWW»W»»»/>W»WWW«i eUBS TO CEIBRATE ^ ; ...... iiimmiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiimiiniiiiinnniii| THOUSANDRECEIVE yiCTORYBY BANQUET ^;.:V V ■»5-r?'7; The sale 'of needlework, fancy SANTA-PAL NOTES artlclea and Christmas gifts con The'Cubs Football Club, winners I= ir^. WOMB ducted' by.'the Women’s Home Lea gue and the Young People’s Legion of the 1927 town championship, of the Salvation Army on Wednes will hold a banquet at the Wap- I •«!- day—and.; Thursday evenings was ping School Hall tomorrow night. • Letters Go to Known fivers brought to a 8U3cessful conclusion Invitations have been sent out I ESTABLISHED COOD^JHiNOS TO EAT to sixty-persons. In ad.atlon to last night.v The two organizations ESTABLISHED 1859 i| iToSweDFnndForChrislT realized a considerable amount 'of members o f’ the team, there will 1859 money from the sale, ' be many “outsiders” who, in one 1 PHONE 2000 CALL 2000 way, or another, have assisted the 'WHERE ECONOMY RULES ’W H ERE ECO NOM Y RULES mas Cheer. A M - 'Hiere will be a meeting of a teaih during the past season. MEATS OP PINEHURST QUALITY A roast turkey dinner served by I s o c ia l committee appointed by ^Di rector Lewis Lloyd of the Rebrea- Manchester premier chef, XJrbano Tit Plnehnrst Meat tomorrow. CJome to the store or phone tion Centers at 5 5 o’clock tonight Osano, will be served. Guests 3000. lireither"‘case you^wUl be more than pleased with youi; E 1 One thousand letters, the largest to. arrange plans for forming two have been requested to meet at the meat iJiirchase. . . £ number ever sent out at one time School street Rebreation Center be > pool tournaments for Class A and S by the Manchester Chamber^, of Class. B players. - The committee fore 9 o’clock. A&P Roast Beef y = Commerce are carrying an appeal consists of Director Lloyd, W illiam On Monday evening,- the Hign School team will kold its banquet « ( E for the Chamber Community Brennan, Samuel Houston and PILLS- 'Always a favorite for Sun* Thomas Stowe, 1 at the University club In Hartford. FAMILY' £1 Christmas fund this week. They day dinner. W e will hay^ E l ask those who receive them to be- some especially nice cuts—* 2 4 'A L B come Santa-Pals to some needy BURY’S C S m e d a l E BAG lean, juicy and tender— o f' E family in I^Ianchester by cbntrihut- 9 8 Plnehnrst quality roast beef £ ing to the fund. priced at from 25c to 42c a = The mailing list was made alter FLOUR FLOUR \ lb. We will bone and roll " I a survey of the lists of contributors EASTERN PROVISION CO. A&P / to the Red Cross, Memorial Hos- or cut these roasts short as E ^24y2LBBAG 24‘^ LB BAG E pital, Manchester Community club 127-129 State Street, Hartford, Conn. you specify, E and Boy Scout campaigns and In- ALL CARS STOP AT OUR STORE I PASTRY E eludes the largest contributors to A'ecetables__ Cauliflower, 'White Onions, Mushrooms, Parsnips, S those fund. Replies are xepected 24V^LB CaiTots, Icebei-g Lettuce, Spinach, Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Spm- = to arrive in the Chamber headquar- BAG — ters before the end of this week. ach, Green Pepiiere. _____ \ I E To Go To Needy Three Things Have Made FRESH PORK E Each letter contains an appeal Pork should be thoroughly cooked. Long slow cooking is E for funds, an addressed envelope ncccssai-v to develop flavor. In roasting pork 25 mtautes to the E and a card on which to fill in the Us A Successful Business pound should be allowed. Pork baked in p i^ p p le juice and E amount contributed. Checks or with pineapple slices is delicious. Spinach, Turnips or Cauli £ money may be inserted in. the re- flower makes good vegetable combinations with pork. £ 1 turn letter to the Chamber. Institution Granulated SugG V Fresh Lean Pork to roast. ” This money will be turned over Lean Fresh Shoulders, 4 to 6 lb. average, which we v ill to Nathan B. Richards, treasurer of the fund, who wdll dispose of it to j bone and roll or fix to stuff if you tell us. George H. Waddell, town charity ' Viz - Quantity - Quality Lean Pork Chops Spare Ribs commissioner, and Miss Jessie N. , ^rerejtnea— tne oesi shortening: Bulk Kraut, 3 lbs. 25c. Reynolds, who 'will use it in the LBS purchase of food and clothing for Pickled Pigs’ Feet, 2 lbs...... ; ‘ ‘ i ® Low Price needy people. Pure Lard Fresh Ham SUced. Fresh Ham to bake. The chairman of the fund, Scott Creamery Tub B u tte r...... 49c lb. We give you all three and that is why we serve thou Keeps white clothes white— safe for colors! H. Simon, believes that Mr. Wad CAKES Plenty of Lean Cuts of Comed Beef. dell and Miss Reynolds are in the sands of satisfied customers each week.______El best position to know where the LAMB E money will do the most good and F^esh Native Pork to Roast p&GSoap The forequarter cuts of lamb ai'e just as juicy and tender as S I they will be given a free hand in the hindquarter cuts if properly cooked. The shoulder, boned ^ its disposition. This custom has Fresh H am s...... America’s favorite breakfast recipe. and rolled makes an excellent piece of meat for oven cooking been follov;ed in previous years. 1 7 )!'lb. PKGS and costs much less than the leg. Through the fund many desti Fresh Shoulders...... tute or “ hard up” families in Man- No W aste' Auftt Jemima ShcuiMers of Lamb, boned and rolled 28c lb .chester will receive Christmas No Bone ECONOMY CUTS Full count rolls of large perforated sheets! Legs of Lamb, any size you want from 5 lbs. up. Loin, rib _ cheer this year where they would ROLLS or shoulder lamb chops. Lean shoulder cuts of lamb for stew- EI otherwise spend a holiday without SIRLOIN ROAST ...... = mg- \ the good things that go to make BONELESS RIB ROAST Christmas what it is supposed to TOP ROUND ROAST .. 2 1 ) ! ' lb. Toilet Paper Pilielmrst Hamburg...... 25c lb. be. Manchester is urged to re SHOULDER CLODS ... The big cake that protects both clothes an d h a n d s!^ ^ [ Pure L a rd ...... 14V2clb. spond generously to the appeal. LARGR CAKES I Fresh Oysters Little Tip Steaks ...... !u* Smoked Hams, whole or h a lf...... 17c lb. Iv o r y Soap ^ I Panehurst Sausage Mea t...... 32c lb. BOTTLE 5 This sausage will be made fresh tonight from the very best Boneless Veal Roast...... VERMONT MAID STROP i pork seasoned with pui-e spices and iodized salt. Soup M e a t...... Strawberry or Raspberry J A R i S « I B a c o i i in the Piece ...... 3 7 c lb. E Honeycomb Triiie Calves’ Liver = Fresh Dressed Chickens...... _57c each GUEST IVORY SOAP M. R Z Beef Liver PKG 1 5 c = SmaU Pork Sausage Liverwurst Fowl^ all cut, ready to cook...... 30c lb. m u l e t e a m b o r a x POT ROASTS « « F R r a b b i t M O L A S S ^ I Fresh Creamery Tub Butter, 2 lbs. for 89c LB 3 4 c S Pot Roasts of beef will be priced at from 25c lb. up. We can OPERA WAFERS s u n s h i S e S gi P3 yoii tender shoulder cuts, shoulder clods, rump roasts or PKG 3 3 c S sirloin tips. POST WHEAT MEAL I POULTRY :\ PKG 1 3 c J] S Y'ou will find Plnehnrst headquai-tei-s for fresh Fowl and m i n u t e t a p i o c a S Chickens. Native chickens to fry or roast, any weight from X The finest o f sMtt and materials pra n ce thisfin^t Uiajt S 4 ^ to5M lbs. ______O I Veals Chops, Veal Cutlet, Boneless Veal Roasts i Service — Quality — Low Prices Grandmother’s Bread 5 Sugar, 5 lb. boxes...... 34c THE GOOD HOUSEWIFE E BON TON PEAS ..... KNOWS E Y. C. TOMATOES .... e®. i Y .C. WHITE CORN .. 6 Caps 8Bc Tlie w oman who is exijerienccd , I HI TEST B E A N S ----- in home making anti cooking knows | that the foods furnished by ih'^s , Extra Special \ .49c E I Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 6 cans shop are samples of perfect piir-1 I Royal Lunch Crackers, 2 lb. boxes ...... 3lc ^ ity and packaged perfection. | Finest Fresh Pork to Roast £ We have just received a fresh shipment of E l b ...... 23c 25c ...... 20c j Protection Brand Soda Midget Crackers and | Fresh Shoulder I Roasting P ork ...... 25c-28cj Small Lean Fresh Shoulders...... 20c E Grahams in 2 lb. boxes...... 39c box | Fresh Ham, 1 -2 ...... 25c j 1 Pinehurst Hamburg...... 25c lb. | Leg of Lamb ...... 35Cj Small Fresh Hams, lb...... 25c i Phone service until nine tonight. If you want your order on = Spareribs...... 25c j S the special early Saturday deUvery please call tonight. | Sausage M e a t...... 29c Fresh Killed Fowls, lb...... 3 5 c SMITH’S t e l e p h o n e 1200 Pot R o a s t...... 25c-30c NORTH SCHOOL STREET Rib Roast ...... 28c-35c Boneless Rib Roast Beef for oven roast, lb. . 45 c Chickens ...... 48c . a b o u t THE BEST W A Y ^ F o w l...... 42c Prime Rib Roast Beef, lb...... 30c35c GROCERIES Corn Flakes ...... 7c Small Legs Spring Lamb, lb...... ;37c Kellogg’s Shredded Wheat 10c Why not buy more pdrk and less beei. Zarez Pure Jams ...... 24c Boneless Roast of Lamb, lb...... 35c CAMPBELL’S Wesson O i l ...... 29c Sweet Pickle, qt. jar ...... 33c Small Forequarters of Lamb, lb.. 25c f o e t h e w e I ik -e n d QUALITY GROCERY Large Prunes, 2 lbs...... 25c Tender Shoulder Lamb Chops, lb, Honiss Oysters 40c pt. 30 Depot Square 3 lbs. $1.00. 35c Phones 2400 and 2401 Sauer Kraut, 4 lbs. >».... 25c Roast Pork...... 25c-28e Fresh Shoulders...... 20c Come in and .see the dolls and Nice Lamb for Stewing, lb...... ,18c books we are giving away in MEATS trade. Boneless Veal Roast, lb...... 35c 5^ Fancy Roasting Pork, 10-12 size, loins 25c-28c Ib'J SAUSAGE..... - —• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • Fresh Shoulders, 4-6 size ...•••• . h 22c lb, o t h e r m e a t s p e c ia l s Fresh Dressed Native Chickens >...... , 48c lb. Native Veal Roasts ...... -• * •••••• •bC 35c-40c lb. Home Cooked Home Made Sausage Meat .... I *■»!.) 35c lb. L e g s L a m h 39c Pot Roasts.—. .3fe-3& 1 lb. Boxes Brightwood Sausage • •••••••• . . .40c Sirloip Steak, cut short ...... ^ 60cTbl ... $ 1 o 5 0 $ 2 I Home Made B ^ e d Beans, Brown Bread, Roast Veal__ ___ 35c Rih Roast Beef.. 3il£"38s GROCERIES i' All kinds o f Pies and Salads. .. ' • 3 Cans Campbell’s Beans ...... • • • *25c Fresh Fowl.... U . . . 39c 1-8 Sack Flour, Special .... — ...... on 1 lb. cans Republic Tuna Fish ...... • -39c Wedgewood Batter, lb...... 47c Large Cans Tdmatoes .... • ...... • • * Roasting Chicken,.... 48c Lamb Stew Small Cans Tom atoes...... ^ 16 lbs. Granulated S u gar...... $1.00 Large Size Prunes, 2 lbs...... -^oc . I 1 • • R ic e ...... 10c pkg. Barksdale Eggs, dozen...... ^ • 37c GROCERY Kellogg’s Pep, 2 p k gs...... 2oc . 63c Westmade Pears ... 19c can Post Toasties, 3 pkgs.. , ...... 25c Fancy Yellow Globe Turnips, peck 19c 10 lbs. Sugar V . . Exirswt Pure Lard ...... 15c .Celery i.. . : 15e ! Prince Brand Peaches Pea Besuis^S lbs;...... '23c FRUITS and VEGETABLES .• O' • • « • 25c ‘i5 > Halves or sliced P ^ ly Oate n : ) Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Lemons, Apples, Tan^ (A real value at 35c) gerines. Figs, Dates, Lettuce, Celery, ' Spinach, Soup Manchester Public Market Bunch, Red and Green Cabbage, Turnips, Carrots, Pars ALWAYS POPULAR, VERMONT CHE^E 39clb. nips, Sweet Potatoes, Red, Yellow and Spanish Onions. A. Podrove, Prop* Phone 10 * Hardware, Stanley Points, Grain, Hay, Alfalfa. JuuTs M arket I I ii' tv-i L, Phone 2339, ' 539 Main St. ■vv. :?■ \ % .■ ■.'.■■ ■.'■-...Sis r'.'- i’sEVEOTEElrf »f. ’ v!:> jr' . - i ' -v wwwwwwwwwiwwwwiiw«w*****ww*w W i f lest >'io^ to Shop 7 •S••«-v..i^s»*<>♦»yi^,*.•-^iw=■ ' ------_ ------.- - - niti'nr —------/ - iTW ..... imiiiiiiiiiHniiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiniii /.Av ; >i ~ HOLLYWOOD MARKET | , Store « , . ,381 East Center St., Corner Parker St. = Read ' C:.... Phone 330. Phone Orders Delivered. E Our Open li .— —---, 'Ir'^ ------^^---- I Adv. HALES SELF-SERVE To \ 1069 Main Street, Opposite Army & Navy Club W e Deliver oh morrow Phone 456 'A >'■ .'iv- y-- • i. I Extra Fancy Fowls the G R a c e : P Y Until Pot Roast-' Bbreast ot V^al 25c $ l» b O each Back IT Tti WAIT DM IfUUWimKi^r 256,32^ 38c PresK Shoulder ^ 23c Page 9 p. m. Rib Roast,. .^. 35c Legs Lamb .... 38c I Lean Pork Roast, 4 lbs. — ....., . . .-. $1 | Shoulder Steak. 28c Shoulder Lamb.. 25c I Lean Pot Roast, 4 lbs...... t ------.$1 | Mancbester's Public Panfry Hamburg Steak Spare Ribs i.... 25c I Tender Rib Roast Beef, 3 lbs...... $1 | SAVES YOU TIME SAVES YOU MONEY ...... " . . ^ v 4 % J - 2 5 c Shoulder Beef.. 32c I Fresh Cut Hamburg...... 18c lb. | Only those accustomed to shopping in the Self-Serve realize the great savings w d the convenience of selwting their Slicing Ham .>. 30t Veal Shanks ... .15c I Link Sausage ...... ,37c lb. | own foodstuffs. Customers have that feeling of assurity of getting the purest and highest quality goods. They Pork Loins ioR & st .....x.. . ; v. 22c and 28c know by comparison that the prices on an average are lower than elsewhere. g • ■'■■''' ’" ______) : \ ______I With every purchase of $3 or over we | Fancy M u^ooiAi:; Celery, Spinach, Kale, Peppera, I will sell you a $3 doll for 99c or a Firefly f HOW ABOUT HAM FOR SUNDAY? Carriks, Parsnips', Turnips. I Sled for $1.79. | 2,000 POUNDS Malaga and Emperor Grapes. Itali^ Chestnuts. uiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiHuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii»»»mlnnnnni»*» ARMOUR'S STAR HAM KXSCXJCOOOWX3C»SCCCfSOO«3C*X3«39«3^^ 9 to 12 lbs. average. lb . ' . Sugar Cured Whole or half * " * ^ , Skinned Back £ ' 14 to 16 lb. average. 24c pound (whole) Two of Armour’s rei)resentntivcs will be here tomorrow to demonstrate and give special attention to the selection and the size of each ham. ^ ^ - “The store that holds faith with the people.” Corner Main and Maple Streets. Telephone 2006 SELECTED LARGE BROWN AND WHITE F. Kelley, Prop. PARKSDALB s f a r m e g g s 6 o z . S8c FRESH EGGS doz. 65c The Home Of Better lb . 4 9 o GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBURY’S Food Products FLOUR $1.08 Not just as good but always the best has been our This is the lowest price in town or out of town— all new stock—enough for evcrjbody—no substitutes. ______L a D d 2 lb s. 2 6 c policy since we sarted in business. The large number of customers from all parts of the,town is evidence of Tub or print. our superiority. They have confidence in Florence’s t , ■ MEADOW GOLD and in the products we sell. $1.05 BUTTER 1 lb . 5 0 c 2 lb s. 9 9 c Gold Medal gr ?*bUlip’ Pw r.?; Large Assortment of Over 1,000 lbs. sold lAst week and we were sold out early Saturday afternoon. We have inci-eascd our order this week and we wlU have enough for all. SUNBEAM FANCY SLICED 10 lbs. S7c SUNBEAM SIFTED Home Cooked Foods Sw eet Peas can 18c Hawaiian Pineapple FULL LINE OF COOKED AND SMOKED MEATS BURT OLNEY'S TENDER large can SSe VEGETABLES including our own Baked Ham and Otto Stahl’s Delicious Sw eet Peas can 18c 4*<,. •.. 7k. CORN...... 17c can, 6 cans 87c.. Pork Sausage and Bockwurst. i ; f'' SUNBEA3I FANCY | ' CA‘ii^tf:^N'lA' YfeuLOW t’^ixG "GREEN MOUNTAIN” v.. j' - : s; B' ^ *"-.r------i - .t .3 ^ Crushed Pineapple I The Finest'White Cdrii Packed ' ‘ ' If-i Swedish Lutefish for Christmas P eaches can 18 l-2c can 22c PEAS ...... 17c can, 6 cans 96c Shipment has just arrived. W e will also have it pre CALIFORNIA BARTLETT “COLD BROOK”-^UPERIOR QUALITY pared ready to cook. Place your orders early to avoid 2 cans 29c SMAC disappointment. \ Pears Marshmallows TOMATOES...... :. 15c ean, 6 cans 75c Sauerkraut 2 cans 25c "HAPPY VALE”—^FANCY RED REPB, large can New Sauerkraut and Fresh Pigs’ Knuckles 7 ox. can 18c SUNBEAM, large No. 3 Can Swedish and Scotch Salt Herring K, WAX BEANS...... 19c can, 6 cans 99c Pickled Herring and Russian Sardines SUNBEAM DROMEDARY "GREEN MOUNTAIN?’-.-CiOLDBN WAX Kalas Sill, Anchovies, Filet of Smoked HeiTing ■ ------Yellow Peas, Brown Beans, Saygrn Stuffed Olives large jar 29c Dates pkg. 19e Cinnamon and Sugar Rusks 7 ounce cylinder jar LIMA BEANS ______15c can, 6 cans 84c Imported and Domestic Health Bread "EARLY BLOOM”-TfDEUICIOUS BEANS t'- ' ' IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC „ in, *4 ■ ''f: Knorr‘s Soups and Bouillons Maggi’s Seasoning ^ Invalid Broth and Clam Bouillon Pure Lard lb. pkgs. CHEESE ; SAUBRklSAiWrt'f'r 12^^c can, 6 cans 66c Imported and Domestic Cheese, Bond-Ost and Pineaijple Cheese (small and medium), Dutch Edam, Iiuiwrt- ' "‘SILVER ju ic e s contains healthfiU Kumniin-Ost pkg. 13 l-2c ported Camembert, Swiss Gueyere, Roquefort, York State Lim- lactic acid— same as found in buttermilk. Pickled Lambs’ Tongues and Pigs’ Feet burger, I/ocateU’s Grated, etc. ' Pickles, Olives, Onions and Relishes . • • CLAM CHOWDER . . . . 27 can, 3 cans 69c Fresh Lingon Polka grisar * ' “OSSIPBBXAKir—Ii»g. No;!» O m SPECIALS FROM OUR COOKIE DEPT. BILTMORE Heavy Cream, Strictly Fresh Eggs, l^own’s Butter Sampling and Special Price <■5 Fancy Assorted Chocolates VRlH TS Robenas lb. 28c (Hand dipi»ed) "STORE OPEN UNTIL_9 P. M. EVERY EVENING 5 lb. b o x ...... 8 OZ CANS ASSORTED ...... can 10c FRESH SHIPMENT 3 lb. b o x ...... Choice of—Raspberries, Loganberries, Cherries, Peiirs, XXXX363tX36XXXXX3(XXXXXXXXXXXX^^ 1 lb. b o x ...... GINGER S N A P S ...... ? Hard, chewy and cream centers. Regular 50c and 00c cn o^ Prunes. Enough for four servings to the can. ' - FIG B A R S ...... 2 lbs. 2dc lates. ' - (Pure flg ailing) BLUEBERRIES__ ... 25c can, 3 cans 66c PREPARE DELICIOUS PIES— ^HI-QUALITY HALES SELF-SERVE lb . 43® PEACHES .. ...-.... 17,c can, 6 cans 87c "LIBBY, McNEOiL A liUBBY” SLICED YELLOW CLING G P O C E HV pV TO WijtiT ew rouiii Free PINEAPPLE : 23c! can, 6 cans.$1.29 Store “LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY” FANCY CRUSHED Open Parking Fresh Fruit p d Vegetables To Space morrow In Rear OTHER SPECIALS Another lot— M o la sses...... can 13c Rice . . . . . 3 pkgs. ^5c NATIVE GREEN MOUNTAIN Night of Brer Babbit—Green Label— Comet POTATOES, bushel...... $1.00 Until Store . < (Seconds) i 'Evaporated Milk, 4 ckns 42c '______'fi- ______' 9 p. m. Hot or Cold—^Body Builder Van Camp’s or Libby’^— ^Tall Fancy Hot House ’ Toddy, lb. can 45c, |4 ii?427cf V TOMATOES, lb...... ! ...... 43c ' Qoality MttATS J Toilet Rolls, 6 for .... 25c FLORIDA ORANGES, \ S a i’dines 2 cans 25c . ;n I ‘ medium size .i ,...... 35c dozen • ■ • ::^ U A M B POULTRY ^ 6 c a n s ...... V. 60c , 5 *■) r ^ ' t' Large Sealdsweet, large size 65c dozen PORK Freeh Milk Fed Boasting Chicken, lb. 40c ' Good Value nuiies, 3 lbs. for...... 25c ' , Tender Baby f^gs of Iamb, lb...... 37c (4 to 5 lbs. average) Lai«e, Meaty , Sm ^ Tender Pork Roast, lb. . i . /v Boneless Lamb'Boast, lb ...... 36c Fresh Milk Fed Roasting Chicken, lb. 43c ■ .'•‘i - V t ■. V .' j ' 1; r - V Fancy Sealdswefet Tangerines/ dozen I...... 48c Lean Fresh Shoulders, lb...... • • • (n o waste) (5 to 6 lbs. average) ■J ' ■ . Forequarter Lamb Roast, lb ...... 33c Cake Flour,------pkg. 32c ivory Soap, 3 f o r ...... 20c Large Sealdsweet Grapefruit, medium. .... 2 for 29c, 3 for 20c (4 to 6, 6 to 8 lbs. average) Tender Fricassee Fowl, lb...... 88c Airy Fairy Medirnn Size Fresh Spare Ribs, lb. Lean Lamb Stew, lb...... 15® Fancy Fresh Peas, q t ...... 1>...... i . : ...... 10c Fresh Pigs’ Kidney, lb ...... • *1; • • • _____ . . . ' 4.V VEAL Green String Beans and YelloV Wax Beans, qt...... 12 Lean Fresh Ham, lb...... •?*’ ' ’ ok Boneless Veal Roast, lb...... 35c Fancy White Mushrooms, lb. g...... 30o Hale’s Sausage Meat, lb ...... 2 5 c BEEF STORES AT Fresh Link Sausages, lb...... i ... 28c „ , _ . Romp Veal Roast, lb ...... 28c Fancy Jiew Carrots, bunch 8c 34c Veal Stew, lb. .22c Sugar Cured Bacon, lb ...... • • • 25c ih‘ ’ ’ ‘ ’ 603 MAIN ST. Native Hot House Lettuce, h ^ d ...... 12c Sugar Cured Bacon (sliced) l b . ----- 88c Solid POt B w t , lb...... 25c and 28c . . 30c ‘ 39 OAK ST. . HlPhillips Fancy, Crisp Celery (well bleached) bunch...... 12^ c Boneless Table Talk Ham, lb. ’ 22c Orders Taken Now For Your , * /; ■ . ■'ri. ■jj 'i’ J ■ ‘ . Also a fresh supply of fancy sweet peppers, French endive,; j Christmas_ J'arkey red cabbages, Iceberg Lettuce^ Brussel! Apronts, sonp bnnohes, Mr. Andisio will give your order his, horse radish, leeks, parsley,( gulden ripe bananas, fancy McIn penMMUd attm tlon. tosh apples, wine sap apples,.^greening apples, Temple oranges, vl Ji. S . RROWN’S RUTTER lb. 6 0 c j string figs, fancy table ^ p e s , pomegranites, fresh pineapple an(l^ fancy .Buere Bose Pears. ' \ e v e n f m o h e r a w f r i d a x , >AGE EIGHTEEN /•f# -M Tell And You Will Sell. Classified Ad Is The Apartments— Plata— Tenements (or Rent 03 ' ■ Tenemeuta tor Reint 63 Apartments— Flats— P r lv m AT A COURT Oi* p r o b a t e H E I ^ tjpst and Found Ipstractlon 28 at Manchester, tVltMm^ap4 ^ r tno Want Ad Informadon FO R -RENT-e f OUR r o o m tenement. | 2-6 ROOM PLATS, first and second District p f MancheslW, von-..the «tjJ. ■ftXCKWAR&- CHILDREN and those: FORii)od locatlotftC hear Cheney mills mius 1 floor, brand new house, located In day of'December, A^D„ J nosf—WRIST WATCH-Initlals Tn"^k "be’iauae of 8ickness| and trolley,-‘ 'tin'^.modern improve- ' Blueflelds section on Proctor Street Preseiiti W ILLIAM' H Yj meVsy & C <(.. lights, gas. white everything up-to-date, with garages. Manchester^. Also 1-5 room flat, second floor,,.all >'• K in d er> lea s_ej:etu rn to Mrs. M. -f’ ;* sink, all yponrfs'i'newly papered, rent ^^Est^at* oi* H erbert ‘6 * "% o v (# s, la U Evening Herald reasonable. InqM'lre at 99 Summer renovated with modern improve of Xf!mehP,S^r-. i n - 8 ^ DlSlTlct, op- Ph6rie Your stheet or telephone 1871.______ments at 13 1-2 Ford street. Phone 1944 or Inquire at 13 Ford street. Or^nol'ii^|Uf! T h e ^ p e b e s te r Trust ' Classified Advertisements Annouiicemeui* APiiRTMEHTS—Two. three and four ; Count six average words to a line. \ B^ds— Stdck^Mortgagc® 81 To The C“ ., rr.ir Tjiffr" S..BPfcrs executorsj -V*-' rf' * -j'ooiBraiSM$!USnt«. heat. Janitor aer« TENEMENT OP 5 ROOMS and bath, b R D E jS m —T /sTk,nwptJ»s frmn * V. refrigerator. »n-a- ground floor. Modern improvements. the 6th.'7fl^,. of ■ December, A. D., 19|17 ' fScMbiied furnleheA Call Manoheater Mrs. W, H. Card. 617 No. Main-St. be and the san^e are limited^ ahd al 1.-\vords as two words. Minimum cost , ions ana pillowspiuowo. A®‘°^nd°^rmaL i ^nu^t'^ges ^M^gage*s^^-*^bought and Coiiiltfnotion Company. 2100 or toie- low ed 'for the' oredRors withiii' .'whieh I Is price o f three lines. 0h'0Aif..ia?c*- ______' Farms and Land (or Sale > 71 to'Bfingr ifi tljiSr claims againstxkaid ■' • • • pstate, and tpe said executors,'are.di Line rates per day for transient & " V t 1 ------Lllley etreet, a 4,/tf’ .. SEVEN ACRE FARM, good house, rected to give public notice to t;he ads. ^ -i o*>^ ------. . „r ^ Sltdatlond* Wanted— Female 3 8 1 reams upstairs, all Improve- barn and chicken coops, near State creditors to bring in their claiips Effecflve Mnrch 1«. STEAMSHIP TICKETS-all Par‘« ' Atfs. Inquire 2l Elrb or Phone road and trolley. P rice on ly $4,500. within said thne allowed by posting Cash Charge a copy of this order on the public cts CtB tha world. Ask- for sailing Ust« ana ITION as housokeep- See Stuart J. W asley, 827 Main fi Consecutive Days rdferfpAiiVW ^ Robert J. Smith. capable of tak-; street. Telephone 1426-2. sign .post nearest to the . place whe^e ti.cts li' ,cte. FOR RENT—MANCHESTER GREEN the deceased last dwelt within said I .® .T .. » U :«^,W "6jts .^fooa Malhv^^t'P.olr ______jfitaerican, P ro -; five rooms and bath, $20 month. tori street. ' Call'664 72 town and by publishing the same in woobsAWITW • with ga^line C2- . •.*, cii Houses (or Sale I All' orders for irregu lar livsertiOBS------some newspaper having a circulatiqn will be charged at the one-tiftie rate.-^* 'V'^^^g.,,by,the cord or hour. W. H. ------in said probate district, within ten earring fpr;] ■#Oiif^.S.3;MNT— F IV E ROOM FLA T, Special rates for long teim every ,Cowles':'Te-l.^ir4S. •'W i jS^hlld. Write Bqx And-Ask for a Want Ad Taker FIVE ROOM HOUSE, steam heat, oak days from the, dat.e qf tlRs order, and iday advertising given upon request.- lo'T^er floor, all Im provem ents, ready floors and garage, just built. Price return make ,tq .tbis-4:«airt(of the no 1 Ads ordered for three or six days for occupancy Dec. 1st. Apply to C. $5,800. $500.00 cash -will buy It. See tice given.'— Automobiles .for Sale Tell Her What You Want E. Lewis, 44 Cambridge street. and stopped before the third or fifth Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main street. , ...... ^vi; 4 ■ ,/, ■ 1 0Q 9« Real Bstatg. - columns . " Bte'airisKlp Jneketa •I- «■ ■■ ' ..v-rj? ? * VI* J f a g b ^ j m toyrCHEgrBR TOOyy.) ISVTSW tw o ujacKiaijEiiS, 1927. ^'4^ H 1^ 'Vo ^ ^ V. ^ By Percy L. Crosby PloAPPER FANNY SAYj SENSE ««I NONSENSE SKIPPY ''Doncha believe In Santa Claus ’er nothin*?’’ 0 | i , N 0 b W N O m ! :i “Sure I does, just before Christ m ! ! l mas, but after that I always begins r s m € 9 m g c a ' f tuh have my doubts.’’ !;;i S K A Y € T . . She was only a lollipop-maker’s daughter, but she sure made a sucker out of me. You can always judge a lady by her clothes. And in a trolley car you can always tell a gentleman }ay OviooVi ^ his get up. wtnMtC ■fe»<9r/ Give ^ baby half a cliauce and it can smash more dishes than an im- I ported domestic. Dear Old Soul (visiting her very sick brother)—I’ve a very nice letter from Emily. She says site’s so sorry she ain’t able to come anil V see you but she hopes to be able to ma. u. t. Mt. err. come to the funeral. eit27 «V NCA tCKVICC. INC. copyright. ,P. Ci-oaby. 1^27. Central Press Association, Inc, The crying need of the movies is "I hope I’m not protruding,’’ said the stout lady as her husband glycerine. finished with the last hook. W ASHINGTON TlTBBS D M ickey (H im self) M cGuire By Fontaine Fox The bride elect is the only one B y C r a n e who ever carried an election unani mously. MeAlCOCltH f o r tAe—WH€9E ^ ilan is born with certain inalien A T * a n y " RATE j THERE I IS oNEfMOTHER ON *^TME MORE ftweces BeAuTt an o s p l e m p o r ., able rights which aren’t worth EX C LU S IV E SU>E OF THE R. K^.TRACKS WHO * DOESN'T AUO PLA'itNG w -I’rte much when he meets a big guy PLA-ZAS, AMO PPetfS S€blORltAS, driving a Mack truck. •TvA(iO 16 CiLOftlOUS FOURTH DOWN THINK MC6UIRC SUCH A TERRIBLE PERSON. VlCtORM OVER AMO False Ooufldonce SeiCK SANE AMD lt’» fourth down, with the goal A salesman whose name was Bill ms 9AH0\T SONS, in sight. You should be able to Locke change FOOT to BALL in four Always worked with one eye on the \rtvtU tme AVD OF downs. If you can’t, refer to the clock; par solution on another page; When he asked for a raise A muMDRep His boss shouted. “Two nays! 1^009$, AMP A But your wages 1 think I shall 9A28V1 FOOT, WfASH F 0 0 T dock.’’ M O Ct02Yll)RN Here’s hoping that the only hole IrteiR TH0U6A1S in your Christmas stocking will be To W096 AW6RK?AN at the top. ‘ INfePESIS. - Imaginary causes for worry are C harder to remove than real ones. % “Pipe that, will you,” said the housewife to the third assistant B A L L plumber. “Well, William Swonks, if that ^ ^ flfflA T? AT CMRlS'MAS tiME? OK. AMT OlP PLACe BUT TrttS VMCK ^ ' THE RULES ain’t the last straw! Here I gat you MOSSlRl tMACN 1 COIAtS lo iNPiAM To w n , wjnat » c r am f BRtGHt all nice an’ Insured, an’ you go an’ SP6NPVM’ POOCtU GilAWt Tm U.'S.^ U 6 MIS a n d I poN'T CAee th6'< buy a good luck ring.” 1— The idea of letter golf is to »'W for SNOWBALLS, FLftPPeRS, BO^,ToSS NVS a suiteAS6 change one word to another and AN’ FOXTROTS. do it in par, a given number of More confiscated liquor is poured strokes. Thus to'change CO'W TO down than out. T- HEN, In three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, HEN. The ideal Job is one that some 2— You can change only one letbody tlse has got. ter at a time. 3— You must have a complete Some girls crab all the time and word, of common usage, for each the rest were born displeased. «i k juVnp. Slang words and abbrevia tions don't count. Burglar: “Don’t be scairt, old i 4—The order of letters cannot be lady, all I want is your money, and changed. Old Maid (interrupting); ''Oh. go away. You’re just like all the % ' ' t Paradise other men.” A shaded room. This four seasons of the year is An open fire; P Jon taint Feat, lp27. The Bell Syndtete. Inc.V all bosh. There are only two—slack A cozy nook. Your heart’s desire. and busy. Purgatory The Crime and tlie I’lace The self-same room. Good-Hearted Oscar B y B f o s s e r With lights a few; “George pleaded guilty of biting FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Mrs. Mary Ryan, an employe in the The same able nook, ------^ the restaurant where he worked on M U ST AAV6 ^l i m d v s a s r e i ’l u 6 £T a /m a m v od c m c S With Ma there, too. IFOUNDAIA , ... „ /i£AW VW&LL eoER IF B Y the nose and cheek last June 29th FAtUBM I.M 7?\|S B1(S IMS AOLG - L ju s r < Qor R3R VOO=SOR£, SGMD 70 SET A in her apartment in the presence IIC yDC lie K I / fpoavd 6 ETUMDyoi;rop Jhe new question of • the Age: M e 1 5 . / u m d v F i D o /u r T R 'V IN ' TO (SAMS AIM SO M S I U bt= &l,AO 70(O BIS B l-Ami^e T* rL U of her girl chum.”— Buffalo, N. Y. ROLg: TA&Re )S MOK& 6WP “Why the—should an engineer be C'MBRB 'HATER = AL.Ek ^ Courier-Express. F/AOD AIS VK)AV 7AA^' I CAM 6 £ T A /M 0 U T .'y so AOME Quick CLARA..''’ civil” v f VjsieMT FOR AGLP O U lC k A.OMS ATMieAT-^ FI60RE 70 6ET A/M AAV SET A BIS 1 ^ RUN'FOR A&LP R O P E .’ 0 0 7 ! ^ n a n d X'U_S£e IF Vfi c' AE'S AORT' s r a n r ^ n a l c o c h r a n — p i c i u r c s ^ k n i c k KSa.U.AMT.OFr. Y. J o Ik / lrr^ #53 W//. RCQ. U. Sy pat. OPP. 01927 BY NCA SCRVICC. INC. B y S m a l l SALESMAN SAM H e’s Particular * ' ^ ^ 2 8 0 . 5 4 W0 RIK o'eooos s o l d t 'h ’' '"TFERE, 8V 60CC.Y! eVERV T (E IM TH' ^ 60 y a w a m m a b u y a Ml>^! MQT ' MOT TIES THEY FIRST PAT I MOT Fi BAD START 76WARD STORE 1$ COUMTEO AM' PUT OM DIS COOPLA DOZEN “HeS FROfA t h a t ' \ t i E R t W EAR IM' 1 IMG UP TH'4^'froOO MARK I'VE SoTfA RSACH BV PLAY- A l o t a l i t t l e s a l e s 'l l rum FOR CHRlSTf^AS P(ce! TWENTY TEARS AGO. "NO OeCeMBER 23. So'S T ' SET TH UP m SALES RECORD AS WELL AS TH’ PReSEMTS ? GO RIGMT 1 W A N T s a l e " #fOO 602.2 PROFifSEO M E - BIG OME5-MOW T ’FlVi OP A MICESI6M- S0F\ETH/M' AHEAD AN'TAKE. OM THe K e S- YOUR PIC K ’ UP-TO-DATe- AMD WHEM \ THE STORE CLOSED l < R 0 7 Sam HADOMCf KecKT(& 6 <7. RUM HIS o n ^"77777, T6TftL SALES, TO DATE, UP a F O R ^ ^ O T0^304./4-. NOT iffeYlR* eoAie. SO GOOD, HOH? ato. U. S. PAT. OFF. by G ilbert Patten eiS27 SY NCA SCTVICC. INC. Jack Lockwill’s, Figlfting Blood (READ THE STORY, T l^ N COLOR THE PICTURE) - The Tinies gazed up in the sky is sore from looking upward toward a* d 11 f tched the scooter float on the sky. I wish that h.i would ty “Oh. my, it isn’t going to stop,” land.” “Oh, look,” said Scout/, mid cried Scouty, in (lesp.vr. “I kiu.w a fuss. “I think he’s looking down Iff t-a t it w'ould gi.M us joy, if v,-e at us.” And sure enough, the queer could meet that little to.v. I’ll hot Toy Tot leaned out and waved his that he’s a soldier who patrols ihe hand. \T the open air.” And then the Tinies gave a-eheer. The giant then said. “Have no The scooter dipped and landed fear, I’m sure that he will ceme near. The bunch ran up to greet down here. I guess he’s merely do the toy, who shouted, “Howdy do!” ing tricks to try and please y-m all. “Hello, there, soldier lad,” said cne. Just watch him glide, and seo him “You’ve, treated us to lots of fun. r swoop. He sure knows how 10 l.->oi» ■We’re mighty glad you’ve landed the loop. Now wouldn’t it ke terri safe. But, tell us, who are you'.V ble If he should take a fatW ” The soldier toy then said, “Well, The Toy Tot kept on flyl.ng I came from a place up in the sky. ’round. He’d sail down ri.gt.t close It’s known as Santa Land, and it is Maddox and H aw n JMwi W i g r « # ^ lslstd to ss«. Loekwiii in: to the ground, and then he’d swing filled with wondrous toys. Old San Then he told them hs had , No ono was mors surprised oievernfisSi ‘He taw it all,*’ zaid ont of the angrjf toniors. “That was his 'than Cannon. “Though that trouble With.the seniors. NovrHisy annoyed by bis back up again and sail just like n ta sent me down to see if you ...... * ,nn been taking the cans to Qar>.) in...soothing'-, soothing^s feelings - _ of the cane-slashed uppsr-olass men. “Qf bird. The Tinies all were so sur would all go back with me. He ling, to whom it bslongsd. “I- ' dosdh't fully excuse you, it riee. .Jack smiled.' iff shows yoM have soma sense,”: course, hs*d shew the white featheri** ■> prised, they merely stood with open needs a lot of help this' year in rate, you’ii have the whols tehool against .you. know I should hava said' so bs* “Maybe I'd resent that if you and.Matb viaren’t tr^ore to youa> ■y\ eyes, and watched the funny antics. making all his toys.” fore," hs added, “and I apolo- hs sffld. ' “Aw. Ns!s a yellow , • \ ^ right, air," admittsd Jack, fo'His svrprjss of th quittsrl” snssrsd Maddox.. «lsae.".he eaid.'with an dr ^ dM ai^’C. (ta k e Continued) No one said a sin2;le word. .have explamsd about that «ansi“ : gizi for what I did." > ; They stood and stared an hour or (The Tinj-mften start for. Santa more. Then Clownr cried. “Mv sack LiSiid In tha rtttxt (V- • ■ ' ' ..> V- ,-» 'W '. , FRroAY/DB(aafiBEB9;^ ...... ^ >. The ladies’ Guild of'St. Mary’s ANY,WAY IT WAS SOME ,. -Tu-'-"' ■iV- Episcopal church plana to cater to ' K I^D OF A SHOULDER ANNUAL a large number this evening at the ■■ ’ - A ' • \ parish hall when they .will,.serve a No, it iblrYanlti' have been a roast beef supper in connection ' Manchester woman. Guess she CANDLEUGHT SERVICE with the annual Christmas sale and i came from'arth, Mouptaln. entertalmni^n^. . 1;; Anyway- th€''.wah riding with '.her husband when she saw a Mediaeval and Modern Past Matrons of Temple Chap i'State Highway D'ept. sign read- ter, Order of the Eastern Star held i.ing ‘‘Soft.,Shp.ald?,rs.” “Let's- their annual meeting last evening i -'stop here home of that Christinas Carols at the home of Mrs. David Husband ' country hami'^ 'AUe>r«!marked. of Church street- The officers elect- . But this one did come from Special Musical Service ed(for the >■ ensuing year are Mrs. ^Manchester. She was in Watkins .i?r South Methodist Church Anna Barber, president; Mrs. Nellie Brothers stdrb:hef6re‘ the eleva-v Packard, vice president and Mrs. Sunday Eve. Dec. 18, 7 :S<*. tor. She. stood there for a half, Elizabeth .Heebner, secretary and hour.- lA.clerk ask^d her what treasurer. Temple Chapter was ■she wished. iShe said she wa'S organized 25 years ago and of the m alting for .the “ down’’ elevator. DANCE 20 past 'matrons now living, 16 She was Standing In the nase- IV .. ' were present at the meeting last ment. ^ l , - ' ... - Manchester Green night. Following the business the w, hostess served a dainty lunch and Saturday Eve., 8 p. m. an enjoyable social time was had CHP|D:LA5^PPiAS Belircnd’s Orchestra by all. , Admission 50c. Miss Finis Grant, Royal Matron HOUDAy S AfPROACH of Chapman Court, Order of Sure to Give to People of Amaranth, will entertain her .1^'* ABOUTTOWN officersi as well as .the paSt matrons Marriages 'Shrink Two- and patrons this evening. Thejr;wlll Xhirds ill Noven/ib'er From Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hampton of gather in the small lodge !ro6m of October Recor’3; "■ ' r ' ■J2;i Summer street entertained ten the Masonic Temple. i'-» little friends of their (’ungbter Inez Marriages in. Miincliester felKoff at a birthday party on Wednesday, 'Manchester had but two cases in more than thirds in NoveiQWi’ 'riiero were games and singing and the December term of the Superior as compared with the total in the children did the "kindtergarten couft.CVictor Lozeau, a farmer in betober, it was'learned at the office polka.” Marion Weir gave the the Hlllstown section, charged with of the Town Clerk today. Novem- Cliarlestc'm. Mi.ss Hampton received bigamy ami Tony Prete for intoxica .ber saw only ten marriages here tion. Judge Raymond A. Johnson u number of gifts. and one oud’ iof town In which a imposed on Prete a jail sentence of local couple figured, while October I- Gibbons Assembly. Ladies of 30 days for hitoxication.’ It was his ' ■ sixth time before the local court. had 3.0, Columbus members are urged to be : June, usually the( biggest month 3 Piece Boys’ Swiss Prete took an appeal from the de j)ressnt at I he business meeting of .the year in marriages, was three Silk CheiWes 60 Inch Pearls Silk Umbrellas cision and in the Superior court behind the-totah. of- October this •_y 1;; this evening at 7:20 sharp. A was-allowed to go on the. payment Toilet Sets Wrist Watches year. It is cohsid^-ed -.mlikely that Christmas party will follow the of costs. The Lozeau case' has not $4.98 ...... i business session. "yet been heard in the Superior the December marriages will ap §2.50- proach 'th e' totals’- 'of any- -other- court. $9.98 When in j doubt give William J. McKee, local Christ month of this year, Exquisitely t a lt o r e d For her dressing table < There were-15 deaths in Man Beautifully co-lored, 60- Short, stubby, 16 rib gloves,,Plain slip-on mod mas tree dealer, has received word The Manchester Improvement cliemisea tliaL^will please umbrellas in plain color-i she will want one of these that his supiily of trees is being chester during November and two inch French pearls- that three piece pearloid sets Our own'Importation— els in the popular wash club will hold its monthly meeting the most fastldib'us tastes of garment, navy, purple able ^ind. All new winter hauled to the railroad in Vermont at the Community club 'headquar deaths of Manchester persons out — mad«- from the finest any girl ■will de^lighl; in that come in blue, rose, a genuine 6 jewel, SwiSs receiving. Wliy> no^t plan and black. Surely she will shades. If the size is not and expects to receive them here ters this e.vening. O. E. Bailey the of town. The total of births report quality silk, . crepe do be 'delighted with a silk white, etc. The set .con Avrist/watch ‘ that will ed so tar has reached 31, about the to give some one ,o'n your sists of a brush, a comb make- an ideal gift for right ■w'e will exchange the latter part of next week. president has sent out an urgent ap chine' daintily - trimmed umbrella. them after Christmas. peal to every member to be present. average. Some births ha’ve not yet ‘ with lace: and'tucks. list a pair? ' and a mirror. brother, son or. husband. The entertainment committee of A number of important niattei., been reported to the Town Clerk Main Floor Main Floor Main Floor Manchester lodge of Moose will will come up for action. and a .finartotal will not bo avail Main Floor Main:'Floor . , Main Floor meet on Monday evening at the able uiitll.they haves.been filed. , home of Walter DeVarney of 12 The Good Will club, the Parent- fM , ; ■ ■; • “ Doane street to make plans for the Teacher association in the Fifth MIAXTOXOMOII TRIBE. l)ig Christmas par,ty'/which the district- will- have a whist social at NOMINATES OFFICERS lodge will hold on December-IS. the City V ie w dance hall this even ing. The usual prizes.will be award Miautonomoh Tribe of Red Men V Tlie Rockville lodge of Elks will ed the winners and refreshments nominated .^d^ficerc at a meeting serve a roast beef supper for its served. Dancing for those who wish held in Tinker hall last night and membership op. Saturday evening. will follow. will elect these officers on Decem Tills is tlie second Of a series of ber 22. At the sa.pie time the weekly suppers and the committee Clan McLean, Order of Scottish adoption‘degree will be'-'workGd oh srvjv*g in charge of this one is headed by Clan.i will hold its regular meeting ' a class of candidates by either the Jack Doyle. at 7:30 tonight. Collinsville or Torrihgton teaWs. The ofificers will- be installed In January aud'the’cbnipbunce degree ,:y.- V -f -t. team of Britol will come to Map- . ----- cl.ester then? to -woii-k the hunters - V - .a and warriora degree. /Children’s Statiiliiiery i On Saturday night a committee Quilted Robes Fancy Towels Coty’s Sets Perfumes consisting of Max Wegner, William G. Scliieldg^,aud^F;-ank Diana will -Dres^s ' $4.50 . §1.06.; sirve a Dutch supper of frankfur ^ 9 .9 8 2 for 79c A us^dl/gjtt thf thoso ters, saul-erkraut and incidentals. Perfume— a tribute to , .§2.98 . her daintiness. All the away at school. Included 'rhi.s is the third of the weekly The set consists of face well known and. national in this assortment at $1, Good lookiug ' silk As a small remeni- powder, perfume and_ tal Saturday night supper hein.g given Dainty little models in ly advertised brands-- you will find Eaton, Store open until 9 p. m. Dec. 10, 17, 22 and 23. for Red Men in the club rooms on quilted^'Yohes iji rose and braueg, lo some, married cum neatly boxed. What Crane and .Pike, Montag’s, •llmilf'. voile and batiste girl rtienil these faiicy Coty’s, Woodworth’s, Fi Closed at 6 p. ra. Dec. 24. B;-ainar(l place.' i- blue with a good quality girl doesn’t like Coty's and other - well kUoWn saco silk lining. What, Irlmirted with touches of towels would suit her to toilet goods! Assorted or ancee and Karess, April embroidery aud lace. a T. White with fancy Showers, Hudnut’s' and makes. White and tints. I girl .W,ppldn’,t;lf>[.^ toVgel ders. Inuerlined envelopes. one'-fUr. ..Chii^iiS'tni'aS ? practical glft^ for/ the borders. Part linen. HoubT^ants'. small miss. < •y:-\ Main t’loor r Main Flbbt Mpin . Main Floor V'/ /Maip. Floor,.’ ■ .Main Floor SALE OF " V t. O f f e r s .1 *i "ftr ' . A 9 Piece American Walnut AS Dining Roam Suite, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, 6 leg table, 5 .side chairs and a guest chair for only $125.00 .. ,1 ■ OSTRINSKY’S ■Ji- \ FURNITURE STORE Philipi^ine Leather Goods Silk Scarfs Silk'Paakinas H an^jK^hiefs 27 Oak St., South Manchester Exceptional Values GpWnSv ' $6.98 and $7.98 $2.98 to $5.98 99c^Wk. 0 i $2.98 $5.98 4T ■ i- ; $1.98 Good looking -, leather Three sbei^ .Swiss hand * Sheer lace insertion and We have a latgej stock iNDAY DINNER Dainty PhUipuine gowns goods in the under-arm, edging trim these good- of the well known Mada- kerchiefs neatly boxed In the pouche.aud the new’ One of these smart, col In neWidesTan^Laquare or looking pajamas foshiou- lioii mesh in both] a Christmas box. Plain In Time for Christmas Gifts V neckKn-es." T4iey make- back-strap pouclie-hags in orful silk scarfs will suit large and small models white daintily tW&med -at the “ Her.” Gay or subdued ed of silk crepe de'china dainty .'iiutuagfuj, gifts.: the waited le/rtiiers. All in nile, fiesh and honey to suit the most fastidious With whit© dr colpred'em 3hadesV”Bags$ for , dress patterns to suit all tastes. l\ Buy now while our stock- dew. All sizes. tastes. ... broidered corners. and sport w'eur. \ is complete. Main pioor Main Floor Main Floor Main • Floor WIDELY KNOWN FOR “ QUALITY” FURS YOU HOTEL SHERIDAN Main Floor -Main Floor WILL GREATLYsAPPRECIATE THIS OPPORTUNE I I t .’.i.' 1 OFFER, ESPECIALLY SINCE PRICES ARE SO REA Turkey, Duck or Chicken SONABLE AS WE BELIEVE FUR COATS CAN BE with all the fixings, $1 ■/ n SOLD NOW. 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. > Hudson Seal Raccoon Jap Mink F l I J M S Developed and Pony Muskrat Squirrel Printiedt ^ 4 ——..V 24 Hour Service Suede-like ‘ Children's Fountain Pens Dance Sets Silk do wns ;; Jacket Sets, Film Deposit Box at C-'-' Sweaters Caracul and Northern Seal Store Entrance. Jackets $1.50 to $7.00 \ $4.98 ,$2.98 'i - ik r ■. f.' ' ,, $4.98 ■ I These- 'are the well ^ .'''$2*98 -Fit to join tlie'company '-fe. .:$4i98'. ' ;'v ? The schjjol^.boy or girl of beautiful trousseau • knp’tyh'S',A3Cher knitted, KEMP'S 'will appredate a good What girl wouldn’t be sets/'-jackets, booties Tha'.Ili^Vt-/ -woman or pleased with onp. ol these garments are these night Darling'.little models in fountain peu/.,fpr Christ- ies in plain tailored jand 'honnet. Dainty little i f lrl wfll be delighted with .^as. Our sthtk Includes little dance '" sfets. They models in trimmed f ^u,6d8-l]^e. jicket In white and • colors, ^ ^ plain ’ onsists of a pair oC.step- pr lavishly' lace trimmed 3lip-on^- prcoatj styles. 'the, well known lyater- fiaodels. Some are trim ; With, pink o’r hluie, or“ eittibr . brown,’ ; grV> hVfth and Wahl pens in ins and a brassier-ln pas- ' sdlid/Wne and ,^nk. or green. JaaiwaT'd collar, 3omd have little’ animals :ol shades. m'edwWith tupking. / I $89.50 to smbroi'dered on'them. . Dlack and colors. cuffs and' bin' ■ . , -'-!»■' ■ • • / v / • ... ..: ■7i ilANCBCEBSTBR ‘((X)NNO BVENINQ BDBRALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER B, 192T WET AND DRY FIGHT FAMOUS, HISTORIAN AND HIS SUBJECT AT MICHIGAN BDBOIION Washington, Dec. 14.—A we^ and-Dry fight, which will he, in ef- | feet, a referendum on prohibition, is In prospect in Michigan’s forth coming Senatorial campaign, ac cording to reports In political quar \ ters here today. Rev. Clarence J. McLeod, Repub lican of' Detroit, is expected to de clare himself a candidate for the Senate nomination soon after the first of the year. Similar declara tions are expected from Rev. Grant M. Hudson, of Bast Lansing, one of the dry leaders of the H6use, an^ a. from ex-Qovernor Chase M. Os > borne, also a dry. McLeod will base his campaign on “a , liberal plat-| form,” it is Said. In half ait hoot it is ready for McLeod is only 32 years old. He was elected to Congress when he was 25, being the youngest mem / ber ever elected.. . Mtse again,,, and permanently \ fhddied toO) when you use Lydall Street School bus passes this property.] Wonderful View New Home -^th 5 acres or more I ’ of line land. . i House is now under construction. Buyer can have choice of fixtures | and finish. Small Payment Required. Pay I snmjil monthly payments same as paying rent and own your own | Mak» mrrm mrih home. looking AT as vmU, MS ja y'^UNTLESiS things about your You just brush it on, let it dry W. Harry England I MANCHESTER GREEN STORE. | V-# house will be more pleasant for half an hour. That’s all there Phone 74,‘ to live with after you make the is to it. You can’t make any mis acquaintance of this magic hew takes. Anyone successfiiUy can Egyptian Lacquer. It transforms use Egyptian lacquer. At the upper left Is Albert Bushnell Hart, Washington historian; lower left, a Washington portrait such as appeare on a dollar bUl; right, an air view of Mt. Vernon, the Washington estate near Alexandria, Va, \ Btaatify^tilt-hpuihlowitb shabby things you ate ashamed Egyptian colors are glorious I eelotfiit Egyptian Laofutr of into new-looking objects in ...deep, ridi, foil of lustre. T J x Historians Are'Still Seeking ABOUT TOWN which you take real pride. prices will be pleasant news, too. Knowledge Of Washington Donald Griswold of Wethersfield, Special Demonstrations the large celery grower who recent ly bought the. Timothy Keeney I E^pHan Lacqntr will make on Egyptian Lacquer Colorst uses, application, anfoUoum: place on North Main street, has \ that faded desk-piece new Noted Student of Life of First President Tells men and tractors at work on the 22-acre farm and already a consid \ of New Discoveries Amid Roots of erable portion of it has b^en ploughed up, rather an unusual December 15th JOHN L OLSON. 699 Main Street Washington Family Tree. thing for mid-December. South Maheh^ter Easily Accessible When In Doubt As to] Mr. and Mrs. John Chartier, their December 14, the 128th annl- To reach the most famous Wash- What to Get Him December 17 MANCHESTER WALL PAPER CO. Lacau Tersary of the death of George ingto.n places in England is not son Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. Car Washington, finds students of his difficult, Sulgrave and Brington, rol Chartier and daughter Patricia Remember PEDIGREEt For fifty years Egyptian 327 Main Sl, South Manchester life still ^satisfied with their have returned from a several days sued in indsatry to give fine finish to fine things. That 4 both near Northampton, can be visit with Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester knowledge of the first president’s visited in an auto or bus from Lon is why it is our privilege to tayt ”Th b icakbr w h o is Save this notice to remember the dates! Chartier and small son. Jack Wen NECKWEAR PEOUD OF WHAT HB MAKES, USES BOYTOAN LACQUER” career, character, and antecedents. don in one long day; and both con Nile g reen Rupert Hughes and other authors dell, of Allentown, Pa. The local tain churches with Washington party made the trip by automobile always pleases and that the have- stirred America with research tobs, and houses inhabited by di average man never, has too into Washington’s personality. In and on one day lunched at the rect ancestoi's of Washington. Sul- beautiful Elks home in Haverstraw, the following article, Albert Bush graye has been bought by the Sul many ties for they soon wear] nell Hart, Harvard professor and N. Y., which has just been destroy out due to constant use. Buy grave Association of England which ed by fire. famed historian, tells of recently is restoring and caring for it him a tie or two from our splen made discoveries regarding the beautifully with the aid of the in Manchester Grange is planning did assortment. See him smile] great Colonial jMitriot’s lineage, come from a fund of $100,000 pro for a big meeting this evening in when he gets it. which now has been traced back vided by the Colonial Dames of Tinker hall when the gavel which through 17 generations. One of America. is traveling throughout the Granges these discoveries was that the name Dozens of Other Gifts | W e Have A Cmnplete Line Of ' Washington apparently knew of the state avIII be presented to. ‘’Washington” evolved from Wess- nothing about his English ancestry Manchester Grange with due cere yngton. Prof. Hart describes plans That Men Like. The May Jewelry Co. except that they came from the mony. It has been with the Wap- Just Call and See Them. to continue, the work of making north of England. Recent re ping Grange for the past month. It 845 Main Street, South Man(diester . -Fine Xmas Gift* the popular memory of tlie “Father searches have revealed many Wash- is expected the members of Hills- of His Country” more vivid w d ingJLon places in that region. At Sel town, Andover, Wapping and other STORE OPEN EVEkY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. Of Jewelry, Silverware, Watches, compreheiilsiTe. '* by Abbey near York is a beautiful Granges will be present to-night glass coat of arms bearing the and one or two state officers. The SYMINGTON Diamonds and Ivory BY ALBERT BUSHNELL HART three mullets (mistakenly called visiting Grangers will provide the A U BUSY-BY-DAY PEOPLE We invite you to come in and compare our values with stars) and two bars, which were program. A social hour with Ught Historian of the United States engraved on the signet ring worn refreshmentts will follow the busi SHOP those elsewhere. George Washington Bicentenary by George Washington. The same ness. William H. Cowles leads the Commission arms are found on the front of committee of arangements. At the Center Men’s Hylton Castle near the town of Special For Ladies’ (Written for T1 e Herald and NBA Washington mentioned above— Will find it convenient to Pocket Watches Service) another proof that this is the cradle w%xxxXX3(XXXXXXXXXX$S3»3S5SX36X36XXN%X3tXXXXX^^ Wednesday Night Wrist Watch 15 Jew^ Elgin Special Everybody -knows that George of the'Washington house. shop in the evening. There 14 Karat, 15 Jewel Washington was a great real estate The biggest Washington find in 6 to 0 p. m. $25.00 man. He bought lands, held lands, that part of the world, however, fore we will remain sold lands, exchanged lands, culti is the recent discovery that seven Genuine Mahogany vated lands, and built up the beau generations of Washingtons in the Give A tiful estate of Mount Vernon, which direct line lived in or near Warton, Mantel Clocks is one of the nation’s most valuable near Lancaster, and on Warton Open Evenings Raised Gold Numerals. heirlooms. A life of Washington church again you find the George 8 Day Movement might be written, based on the Washington arms. places that he owned and the es AVhat file Cuiiiinission Plans Gruen Watch Until Christmas tates upon which he lived at one It is the intention of the United I time or another. States Washington Commission to $9.95 Seventeen Generations of Them complete this search into the Wash $18.50 ; It is the same way with Wash ington places, and also to make a 15 Jeweip, accurate lever Also HaQiilton, Waltham, ington's ancestors, of whom we similar survey of all the places in This Christmas now have an established line, movement in different slu.p.ed Illinois and Swiss Watches America iii Aviiich George Washing 14 karat cases. father to son, for seventeen genera ton lived or which he visited. These tions, irom Robert Washington, places are not the exclusive prop And feel assured Lord of Milburne, to '^eorge Wash erty of the people who live in them. ington, proprietor of Mount Ver They belong to the people of the non, United States, and it is the expecta that you have Diamonds About three years ago the pres tion of the commission to make ent historian of the United States them available to th^ people of the given one of the in the liitesi style settings George Washington Bicentenary United States. CHRISTMAS Commission undertook to see what Before long, routes will be laid finest things that could be done in the way of con out and arrangements perfected by ‘“$400 necting the Washingtons in the which the traveler and the tourist direct line of ancestary with the TREES in Aniei'ica or in England may have you could find. A We have received our usual supply of nice Northern places in which they lived and the the opportunity of visiting such M EN’S estates a;nd lands which they owned Washington places as he desires un Gruen will give a Grown Christmas Trees in all sizes, ready for your se or occupied. Of late years many der convenient and moderate means lection. Americans have visited Sulgrave of transportation, lodging and and Brlngton and Brazenose Col guidance. lifetime of service. There will be no more after these are gone so we W rist lege at Oxford, England, and a few would advise our friends to pick foeirs early. other places directly connected with OTHO O’SULLnLlN DEAD We believe it rep the Washington family. Willimantic, Conn., Dec. 14__ W atches Rogers’ Their Realty Dealings Otho O’Sullivan, for many years a resents the acme No Advance in Price A systematic search, carried town official in Stonington wbere 26Pi^e Silver Sets through parts of two summers, into he was superintendent of the At the light somewhere from thirty to wood Machine Company, is dead at of perfection in fifty houses, or churches, or ab St. Joseph’s Hospital here today $ 11.50“'"" beys, or colleges, or estates, or after a long illness. He was 74 watches. CHRISTMAS fields. Which were either owned or years old. Men’s occupied, or bought, or sold, or . Mr. O’Sulliven was the last mem GRUEN SmiTwH JuHioa Signet and Stone Rings bequeathed, or inherited by one or ber of his family. His brother Comidete Assortment another of Washington’s dirept an Lieut. Col. Daniel O’Sulliven died See Our Fine Selection of Stone Rings as WREATHS Fully jeweled, accurate cestors. ■ _ at Noroton Soldiers home a year Plain wreaths of ground pine, finely made with plenty lever movements, durable $5.00 to $45.00 Fine Assortment The first places to look for were ago. Mr. O’Sullivan retired from Gifts for Him or Her. of material, also fancy wreaths with hemlock, bayberry, cases, luminous hands and those called Washington, of which business thirteen years ago and of Ladies’ Rings there are several in the United came here to live. He was a Be Sure That You Get Your Coupon etc. dial, genuine leather strap $2.00 to $75.00 Kingdom and Ireland. The Irish charter member of Nina Council, and Scotch Washingtons, so far as Knights of Columbus. y With Your Purchase Men’s Cuff Links now ascertained, seem to have been up $6.50 *“ $75 $1.00 to $25.00 named by admirers of George ALL KINDS O P l i g h t s u s e d They are valuable and you may i>e the lucky one to win Brooches and Bar Pins Washington during <*r after his life DURING TRIAL one of the three fine gifte we are giving absolutely free. Order by phone if you can’t come, We will give care- * $1.25 to $45.00 time. A Washington in Sussex, not Hartford, Conn., Dec. 14.—^Day Extra Special,’20 piece A f^ e Assortmmit of far south of London, is a parish light, elec,iric light, candle light, all ful attention to your order. with a church and centuries of his were Ineffective in deciding an A drawing of the coupons will be held at 10 o’clock Fountain Pmi SetSj Pearl tory; yet so far nobody has been automobile liability suit in Com Saturday nighty Dec. 24 and the following prizes will be IT...... $30 Beads and Mesh Bags K able to connect It with people nam mon' Pleas Court here after Judge awarded to the first three numbers. ed Washington. Thomas J. Molloy had tried all in 10% Off On All Items Purchased for Xmas By far the most Important Wash three in the <^ourse of hearing the No. 1—^Ladies* or Gents’ $50 Gruen Watch. ington in the world, outside the suit, which involved a small No. 2—$12 Sandwich Plate. \ A SmaU Deposit WUl Hold Any Artiele Until Xmas. District of Columbia, is the “town” amount. No. 3—$3 Fountain Pen. of Washington, between Newcastle Judge Molloy dismissed the Jury and Durham. It is a wide parish in today after a total of nine hours 985 Main Street. nione 786-2 which in the year 1187 William de bad been used. The case started Hertburn acquired lands and took in daylight in the country court y MATTHEW WIOR over the name of William de Wes- house yesterday and at dusk the syngton (then pronounced Wash electric lights were turned on. The F. E. BRAY Store Open Evenings tJntil Xmas. ington). There, can be little doubt lighting system failed and candles that this is the cradle of a direct were brought Into play. In course JE W E L E R 999 Main St. Next Door to Poet OlBce, South Manchester line, father to son, of about twenty of time, as the jury still deliberated, 645 Main St., Farr Block, South Manchester generations of Washington ending the case was adjourned until today Advertise in Hie Evenipg HeraU*It jjsrith our George, ^ > and then the jury was dismissed. 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