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dues grown by ths unemployed of Manchester last summer tn the gar­ AVERAOB DAH.T omcmJETION E DANCE STILL SEEK REPORT dens supplied by the charity depart­ tor the Month of Beptaaber. IBM TBB WBATHUB ment ami the American legion. Fetoeaot of D. 8. Wenthor lliiriaii. l^'FoIiah WooMo's Bodetjr. When the gardenera Were provid­ Hartford Z. P. W. A. ed with seeds and fertilizer last ta a BUI, North Bt. ON HOME GARDENS spring, each wap given a blank on 5 , 5 7 1 rCniDAT, OCTOBBR IB which to make a report to Mr. Msmhor of tho Audit Fair, sUghHy warmer toirigM! for OaotmnM. AdndMtoa S6c Bchrend. Only a few returns have Bnroaa of Olieiilatioiis Simd^r partly dondy. been mnd«i (to date. Mr. Behrend iianrijfstfr Su? tttng I? ralJi Bat Few Have Responded to requests that the remaining re- I>ortB bo returned to him Immediate­ I VOL.l v .. NO. 17. (ClaaatBed Advertlaing on Pago lU.) ABOUT TOWN ly. Additional blanks for the pur­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTg Hea for Information On pose are available tn his office. \4iooitxx*9 Junior Flfo md Drum UMsa U ffolngr to enlarge lU mem- Produce Raised. b «M lp by adding glrla to the roater. Smart New Styles for Saturday Shoppers HUNKS RETURN 700 ARE BUSY Roads and Water May Hold Italy’s Fate Any local glrla wishing to Join ATLANTIC e h ^ d leave their names at Con- Albert B. Bchrend, assistant su­ No. 2 FURNACE OIL mn'a restaurant, Phone 3808 or ace perintendent of charity, has been OF I^ROHIBrnON ilMEDITERRANEAN SHIPS Mhjor Danny Shea during the week. asked by the state office of the 6c per gallon ON AMMUNITION Emergency Relief commission to supply It with an account of the L. T. WOOD CO. DRESSY MODELS amount of potatoes and other pro- 1NU.SJSSDRE FOR A J I W NRA Take these coats, for Instance. They're as lavish with fur as they can be. Their fabrics have that new rlchnesa of color... OF BRITAIN WILL STAY J . S A L A that softness of texture.. .we associate with high prices.' But a glance at the price tags wlU reassure you. Hrad of W. C. T. U. in Penn­ Administration Has Big Force A ll Kinds of Furni- b Black, Brown, Green, Wine, and Nayy. Trlmpied with ^ture Reupholstered Bqulrrel, Beaver, Fitch, Fox, Skunk and Marmink. sylvania P redict Parents Getting Fignres as A. F. and Refinished RANGE Fill Bring Back Dry Era of L. Plans More for Con- SS|ConferenccatP^ Compare Our Prices! All Work Guaranteed. <" * 4 9 -m to Save Children. sb’tnb’onal Amendment '' IMMEDIATE AID; Eases the Tension No Deposit Necessary. OIL ! Mrs. Ella Boucher Black of 83 Chestnut St. Phone 8806 Washington, Oct. 19.— (A P )— Beaverdale, Pa., State President of Whllij the American Federation of British Steamer in Distress Later On, London States, Few ^ p s May Be RemoTed 2 5 Gallons the Pennsylvania Woman’s Chris­ Labor complained that^ lengthened I/2C g a l. SPORT MODELS tian Union, In her convention ad­ work hours were hindering reem­ Or Over dress In the Center Congregational ployment. administration officials in North Atlanb'c Has from Gibraltar As a Conciliatory Gesture— France RAPIDOL Most of us have a flare for sport coats , . . and thla season church yesterddy afternoon assert­ kept close guard today on statlatlcs sport coats flare. Not In an unrestrained manner, but with Just ed that Prohibition "la coming enough fullness to make them look new and feci carefree. upon which President Roosevelt Crew of 40 and No Pass­ Not to Replace British Warcraft If This Action Is Taken HAIR DYE back” when the men and women of will base his decision whether to MANCHESTER RANGE Whether you wear them belted tightly about you, or gayly blow­ thla country, parents of children Quick, Wonderful Results. ing In the breeze, you’ll like the nonchalance of these new sport recommend new NRA legislation. Go&nuiteed Not flnmiful. that are quickly slipping down the The statistlca, showing to what engers, Report Says. — League Adds to Boycott— Ethiopia Reports ChU OIL DEALERS coats. You'll like their colors, too. Grey, Brown, and Ombre new road to sin and death, realize Flalds, Checks and Natural Camera Hair. extent Industry has abandoned ARTHUR DRUG STORE that the control of the situation wage and hour standards of the de- Killed by Italian Air Bombs. rests In their hands. reaaed codes, were flowing In frpm London, Oct. 19 -(A P )—Lloyd’s Forgotten Man 700 field workers all over the coun­ reported the British steamer Var- Mrs. Black, speaking on the sub­ try, but no Inkling of what they b u l l e t i n i ject, "The Forgotten Man” said disclosed was available. Roads and waterater will play vital roles In success or failure of Italy's attempt to conquer Ethiopia- Italian dulla sent a wireless message today ITTHIOPIA NOT TO LWOT $10.95 to $29-75 that tha child of tomorrow—or the The survey was being conducted engineers are cutting highways tlirough tho difficult territory which has fallen into tho Invaders’ hands. saying "now abandoning ship,” soon tVoroester, Eng., Oct. 19.— BOMBS FROM AnFLAN V day after—is the forgotten one. and under the President’s directions, pm eedtng at the rate-of 12 to 15 mileu a day. Beginning of' a now road is shown at the left, marked by a after asking for Immediate assist­ (A P )—Prime Minister Stanley charged parents, church workers and those In charge o f It expected triumphal arch bearing the legend, “Tliis is the Imperial Way.** At tho right an Italian trooper is draw­ ance because of a ifhngerous Hat. Baldwin declared today that no Addis Ababa, O ct 19— (A F )'-; CIOATB—Main Floor, Rear. that the results would play a large ing a supply of f.'ater from a tank behind the lines. The ‘‘prccloiui fluid is carried in large tanks with tho and teachers of day and Sunday The vessel waa about 420 miles nation Is secure from war and —Emperor Halle Selasrie .aOB i schools with the responsibility of part In determining, whether new armies and is carefully rationed out each day. Soldiers are not allowed to drink at waterholcs along the “even America is up against today that even If Ethiopia haa legislation would be asked o f the line of march, for fear of poisoning. northwest of the Hebrides, an .island that peril.” sufficient money to purchai|f permitting the evils of the present next Congress to replace NRA. group northwest of Scotland. She day to encompass the young of to­ A. F. of L. Action carried a crew of a ^ u t 40 and no The prime minister sold “It Is bombing planes, It would n ot o day. A similar survey, also Incomplete, pasoengers. a dangsrous Ue to say the ob­ The use of bombing planes, ^ i Mrs. Black gave a stirring ad' was under way at American Feder­ The Vardulla three yean ago sav­ ject of the British govemment stated, la contrary to all Bthior ; dress o f the evils of alcoholism as ation of Labor headqua-ters. Mean­ WILL QUIZ YOUTHS ed 22 Danish seamen from the Is to overthrow Fascist Italy.” plan Ideas of gallantry In batU«y^ she found them In her hoipe state. while, the Federation contended on QUAKE ROCKS MONTANA; steamer Aggersund, which was In Instead, Baldwin sold, “ tha The Ethiopian Idea of heroism She said that the homes for Imbe­ the basis of employment and pro­ distress tn the North Atlantic. Her object we see Is peace and we Is hand-to-hand fighting with ciles and mental defectives were duction figures, that increased In­ captain and members of the crew see It with the nations compos­ spear or rifle. overcrowded with large waiting dustrial activity was bringing long­ ON POUCE MURDERS received presentations from the ing .the Leogno of Nations." Such fighting, said ths E m -.' Ufts. Aliments of these children er working hours Instead of more ONE DEAD, BIG DAMAGE Danish government. He added: “ In 'no step do we Jobs. V peror, la the moat suprems tast were caused. In a large measure, she The Dutch steamer Veendam and go before them, In no step be­ of human courage. He called at­ the British steamers Lord Elvin, hind, and no step do wa toks said, by the, effects of alcoholism, In Its monthly survey of business tack’s from the sky cowardly. Newfoundland and Manchester pro­ except In full unison with those Vaccination this week, the Federation said pro­ Two Taken in New Britain to A t the present time, Ethiopia . Mrs. Black stated that we have duction had increased eight per Score Injured; Loss Estimat* ALIEN SMUGGLING ducer wlrlessed via Valentis they who are working with us.” cent this year over last, but em­ were proceeding to the Vardulla. haa virtually no air fleet beyond \ \ provided for the vaccination of chil­ a dozen mediocre observation. - V / dren to stop epidemics of Infectious ployment and workers income had Be Quesb’oned as to Arrive Tomorrow London, Oct. 19.— (A P )— Great A Beautiful Showing not been raised. It estimated unem­ planes. diseases; we have Initiated control Tha Manchester Producer said it Britain Intends to maintain her bat­ measures relative to motor vehicles ployment in excess of 11,000.000, or r* ^ A GROWING MENACE can arrive at the distressed vessel’s more than last jea r despite increas­ position at 2:00 p. m. tomorrow tle fleet In the Mediterranean, au­ and other reatrlctive measures for Bridgeport Killings. thoritative sources said today,' de­ ed Industrial activity. Tremors Fell in Three ___ (:00 p. m. e. a. t.) Premier Laval’s note to London,'tt the good o f all ages, but have stood spite on ceising Of the Italo-Brltlsh Placed On Display For The labor organization said that The Lord Elvin reported that, was said; "The British ships pre­ by while the Nation has relegallzed In 1934. under NRA, employment traveling at eight knots. It could tension and a definite understanding the sale of intoxicating liquors to States and Canada. i MacCormack Says Quota New Britain, Oct. 19.— (AP) with France. sumably are in the Mediterransajg. and workers’ Income bad kept pace not reach the scene for two and a solely to protect British InterMta, the detriment of the growing gen­ with the rise o f production figures, Two youths giving their names as half days. The British motorship The British government waa rep­ eration. resented as feeling that Premier La- which France haa no obligation te . The First Time Status Does Not Show the Edward Kovey. alias Edward Me- Penniand reported It Could reach safeguard." . The speaker gave several Inter- (Oontlniied on Page Ten) Helena, Mont., Oct. 19.->-(AF)— Kcg^ of Nflw M s, _ val of France lias definitely removed eating highlights In connection with any..mlaunderatandlng, which pre­ Borne French officials faUfd^Jk An earthquatc, dealing death to one ctiirlcs, alias Mltchei; of Anist^dam7 share the optlmlstlo tow - ' her many visits to the homes of the man and Injuring a score, -scattered Nomber Seekins; Entry. N. Y „ were arrested by Now Britain viously existed between Great Brit­ ain and France. press on the outlook for an poorer coal miners In the district In wreckage-today In the main streets police during the night In connection Saturday which she lives in Pennsylvania, as­ These authorities sold, however, settlement of Italy'a war TALNADGE MAY BE of Montana’s hilly capital, focal with a store robbery here and for Ethiopia serting that conditions In the homes questioning about the Bridgeport that since no progress yet had been point for a week of tremors tracing Washington, Oct. 19.— (AP)—Im­ BAY STATE FIRM made toward tho settlement of the One official said privately: T '8ii In her neighborhood have gradually migration Commissioner Daniel W. police murders. You can believe us when we tell you that this group of become worse since the sale of a crazy pattern across the north­ main Issue—tho Itslo-Ethloplan war not so sure the situation has h$k- GEORGIA DICTATOR MacCormack said tmlay a greater Tho arrc.sts were made at a room­ proved." . -'!ii .i liquor was legalized. west. ing house here by Policeman James —the Mediterranean fleet would new dresses includes some of the cleverest stylings wo alien smuggling menace confronts A Frenchman cIo m to the forjlEK Responsibility Kelly nn'd Sergeants George C. Ell- H H D UP, ROBBED have to remain at Its present bases have seen as yet this season. Th.ey are priced so low for the Tho severe overnight shoplc, 80th the nation aa a result of an Im­ office asked: "How can we , Qy* ' “The young jflrla and boys who of the sequence, tore at the moun­ proved economic condition. Ingcr and P. J. O’Maia after the offi­ although It was posstblo that a few quality that you’ll hardly believe frequent road houses and stay out tainous Continental Divide and ships might later bo removed from Musssolinl any Ethiopian torritoty ' The 918 border patrolmen, for cers had forced a barricaded door nowT” your eyes. ^ until all hours of the night at ques­ Claims Right Under State spread Into three states— Montana, whom additional powers of arrest and found the boys with two glrla. Gibraltar as a conciliatory gesture. tionable parties do not know what Idaho and Washington, and one are sought by the bureau, are ex­ One Twice Wounded. Three Men Escape With Culled 8lde Iwuea. Preaa Expresses Fsas they are doing,” she said. ”We must ConsUtub’on to Sole Au­ Canadian province, Alberta. pected by Colonel MacCormack to The officers said Maculrics had It was stated in informed quarters A fear of the possible allenatfott Colors include New Blue, ^ answer for allowing liquor back In Tho vibrations gripped this city have a new burden of watchfuinc.ss been wounded, once near the right that the dlplumutlo converaatlona of Great Britain from ths conttasnt Brown, New Green, Rust, Ginger thla country. Parents today do not of 12,000 with such intensity that thrust upon them In the future. knee and again near the left ankle, What Police Estimate at now In progress In Rome and In in future troubles as a result of tha know what their children are doing thority on Finances. Oscar Baarson, city engineer, esti­ While the records show that dur­ but at first refused to discuss It. Paris were all designed to clear up French notes’s “reservation” waa and Black. ^ at night and they must answer for mated tho damage might run as ing the fiscal year 1934 only eight Finally, they said, he told of being side Issues and that there had been expressed In part of the press. their neglect The child of today and high as 51,000,000. Other eatimatea per cent of the quotas entered the shot while walking along a road $2,500; Work Quietly. DO progress toward peace between Officials themselves Indicated of .tomorrow la really the “forgot were several hundred thousand dol­ country from foreign lands, and In near Catskill, N. Y. ’ Italy and Ethiopia, anxiety to hear the British o0eial ten man." Atlanta, O ct 19.— (A P )—Gov. lars lower. So far as the British govemment Eugene Talmadgc’a financial dicta­ 1935 admission totaled 11 per cent, Mary Prichon and Helen Zoska, reaction in the speech Sir Bam'uel DRESSES—Main Floor, Rear. The curse of liquor and the re­ Col. hi. H. Williams, commander efforts at illegal entry have not been found by the police In tho room with Cambridge, Mass.; Oct. 19.— (AP) Is aware, it, was stated, there still Hoare, British foreign secretary, torship of Georgia may become of the 163rd Infantry, Montana Na­ remains a great gap between Pre­ sults of continued use of alcoholic complete on January 1. abandoned. the youths, were charged with being — Three men who escaped with an will deliver befors the House of liquors spares no class of people, tional Guard, ordered members of “The illegal entries are most like- In danger of falling Into hablta of undetermined sum of money after mier Mussolini's demands In Ethio­ The governor said today the state tho Helena Company to be prepared Commons next Tuesday in order to Mrs. Black pointed out During her constitution gives him HUthorlty to vice. holding up four employes at the pia and terms which would be aci know where France stands with In uniform for service but martial Educator Cracker Company plant ccptablo to the League of Nations. visits to many of the corrective In­ operate the government’s business law was not declared. (Contlnned on Page Ten) While the sergeants forced the Great Britain In case Rslchsfuehrsr Saturday—La stitutions In her home state, she since the 1935 Legislature ftUled to door to the boys’ room, Patrolman here last night are believed by . It was authoritatively stated that Hitler some day puts a new army As the quake swayed Helena for FASH IO N ’S SWEATERS was Informed that many of the enact an appropriations bill for the Kelly, who received the tip on the police to be membci of a gang re­ Sir Eric Drummond, the British am­ Into action. next two years. about 12 seconds, the brick facing youths’ whereabouts, stayed on tho cently active in nearby Somerville bassador to Romo, was undertaking COLOR FORICAST Of O t t i children confined there, and cared on many buildings peeled, crashed EVance’s “favorable” note to Bri­ for by the state, were from good This year Georgia’s affairs arc roof to cut off possible .escape there. and Boston. to remove a feeling in Italy that tain on the queetton of Medlter-- being financed under expenditures Into the streets and w m scattered. 13 STATES TO SIGN Great Britain contemplated military homes, whose parents were well to Tho shock began at 9:47 p. m.. Macuirles, he sold, attempted to Peter McGrath, treasurer of the ranean support was considered gen­ for Ia II And Gordon's colors and Twin Sets approved by the 1935 General As­ action against Italy and that he also DRUG S do, but whose sins were reflected In Mountain Standard time. leave the room that way. Educator company, said ho would erally today a victory for Premier ' sembly, but after December 31, un­ The officers said they found In the be unable to determine the exact was trying to tmpreaa on II .Duco for the season are In hish the Incurable ailments o f their chil­ Negro Is Killed Level In bis struggle to keep the dren who were' now being cared for less there is a special session, the LABOR AGREEMENTS room a satchel containing three amount stolen until later today. Uiat British warships wore In the 25c Shaving governor says full control of spend­ The front wall of an unoccupied nation united. accord. Names most appeti^ at the expense of the taxpayer, loaded revolvers and burglar tools. Cambridge police, however, aald Mediterranean only for precaution­ Setlaflee Facthma C ream ...... ing will pass Into his hands. structure fell and killed David Har­ ary reasons. “ We are looking down the road The arresting officers said Kovoy they believed tho sum would total His reply to the British govern­ In3— stocklnss most alluring, $1.98 to $2-98 The present appropriations bill ris, a negro. The buildings stood No Talk of “Trading.” 25c Brushless today to see the boys of tomorrow,” waa Identified later as the bandit about $2,500. ment’s demand for assuraneea of makes It mandatory that the gov­ on South'Main st'peet, an historic The question of “ Iradlog " the re­ ranging from a dark, smoke Shaving Cream . . . ■he said. "We must wake up to the Conference at Albany Pro­ who bound, gagged and robbed Sam­ The trio, leaving a fourth man in naval aid tn ease the British fleet ernor pare down appropriations to traffic artery which follows Last moval of Italian troops from Libya A wonderful aelectlon of sweaters and twin fhet that the responsibility for the come within actual revenue. Most uel Sable In his store on Wlnthrop their machine, entered the Elduca- was attacked by Italy while en­ 50cIpana Chance Gulch, scene of glamorous street Tuesday, for British naval reductions In the grey to a clear, light brown. seta In Wine, Tile, Hunter Green, and Navy. next two generations Is ours and by departments are operating on 88 mining adventures of yesteryear. tor plant early last night, herded * Tooth Paste ...... gresses Bat Child Labor Mediterranean had not entered Into forcing eanctlons to cut ehort tha our combined efforts stamp out the per cent of the afiticipated revenue. It was several moments before four workers Into a comer and Italo-Etblopliu) war waa expected 25c Phillip’s destructive influences that are all Opponents Charges anyone In that section knew tho scooped up all the money In sight. his conversations. It was stated. Authoritative sources said Sir Eric to satisfy both Right and Left ©ordon Tooth Paste...... about them.” O pponei^ have charged the gov­ quake had taken a life. The body Pact Is Still Problem. Work Qnletly parties. - Mrs. Black spoke of the repeal of ernor’s friends In the Lower House was under a pile of bricks which They worked so quietly tliat bluntly told 11 Duce that Great Brit­ 200-Sheet Package 23 COPS GRADUATE ain was acting at Geneva only In re­ Many of the premier’s worries; tn sought to exempt appropriations stood two feet deep In the street. salesmen In a nearby room were un­ addition to the East African con­ SKIRTS for schools from the provtmon giv­ The entire city was thrown into sponse to her conceptions of what 3 Length Cleansing Tissues.. (CooUnned on Page Ten) Albany. N. Y.. Oct. 19.— (A P )-:A aware of the holdup until after the flict and friction between Italy and Skirts are so popular thla Fall that we ing the governor authoiit.v to re­ darkness for a time by the para­ trio had escaped. was required of her as a slgnator ut 25c Rubbing Alcohol, duce the sum allotted to that de­ lyzing of light and power facilities. proposed Interstate compact on AT G-MEN SCHOOL the League covenant and that tho Britain, had been over the poasiblli- have been having new ahipmenta arriving child labor was sidetracked today a.s McGrath said the men did not get ty of domestic unrest arising from Gordon Hose all the time. For Saturday we are ahow- < 2 for...... partment, which led to a deadlock High School Damaged Into the office vault. Practically all suggestions of British hostility to over the measure, resulting In fail­ A new half-mlllion dollar High representatives from 13 states drew Italy were wholly without founda­ France’s stand In the International ing more new styles In Brown, Tile, Navy, < 75c ZENGE CONViaED ure to pass. up agreements designed to improve the day’s cosh, ho added, had been crisis. and Hunter Green. school, which went into use this tion. Listerine ...... The governor, an outspoken critic fall, suffered severely. A chimney working and living conditions for taken to the bank. Called Masterpiece First Class of Liason Officers The treasurer described the men 35c Vick’s of the Roosevelt administration, did was knocked down and brick fell oil working citizens. The note was charactertzed as a p a i r OF BAUER MURDER not divulge the nethods by which from the walla. Two floors caved The child labor agreement was as about 30 years of age. One wore No French Ships “diplomatic masterpiece’' by the Vapo Rub ...... he would operate the government in at the National Biscuit Company studied by a special committee at from Police Departments dark glaaaes he said and a second premier’s friends. It came on (be 75c Fitch’s next year. factory. the opening seasion of the Interstate of the trio carried a pistol. For Danger Zone eve of the Senatorial elections Sun­ FLANNEL ROBES Reports have expressed the view The roof of the State Arsenal fell Conference on Labor Compacts yes= The holdup was the third such Paris, Oct. 19. (AP)-- High day In which Laval la running 'tor Shampoo...... terday but a motion was adopted This la the season when you want a warm that Talmadge—who once took over and damaged trucks and National Get Their Diplomas. crime In Cambridge in a month and French sources said today they did rcelection and in which he Is gaug­ other Styles In Flannel Robe. See these in Beacon and $1.50 Haley’s Man Who Killed Hnsband of the highway funds In the Treasury, Guard motor vehicles. lasdng It aside for further consider­ Cambridge police aald they believed nut believe there waa a poaslblllty ing France’s conflicting political ousted the highway board and the ation. Joseph M. Tone, Industrial other Fine Grade Flannel In small, medium M. O ...... A large part of the coping on the the trio members of a gang which that France would assign any war- sentiments under tho International public service commission by use of Algeria Shrine Temple, perhaps tho commissioner of Connecticut, noti­ and large sizes. Washington. Oct. 19. (A P )—J. recently robbed a Somarvlllc cheese shlp.s to replace British naval units tension. 50c Mennen’s School Day Sweetheart the militia—could use troops to city’s outstanding structure from fied _the conference pf the commit­ factory and a Boston clothing es­ in the .VIcditcrrancan. Gordon Hose take charge of the t.-eaaurer’s office Edgar Hoover, director of the Fed­ It was counted on to satisfy the Baby O il...... an architectural standpoint, waa tee’s action at today’s final session. tablishment. Under an official Interpretation of and control It without fear of the Other committees on labor hours, eral Bureau of Investigation, called Radical Left, which demanded a 50c Prophylactic Faces Life Sentence. courts. (Continued on Page ’Two) 23 police officers together to get strong stand at Geneva, and to cahn minimum wages and fields for labor their diploipas today os first gradu- Tooth Brushes .. compacts, reported their findings to the fears o f the Conservative lUfht ates of the **G-Men’«" police train- that Britain might drag thla coun­ the conference to clear the way for ing school. I C p a i r $1.50 try into war. The note provides that A garol...... ^.Ojlcago, Oct 19.— (AP) —Mande- the signing of agreements. These The bureau’s “ little red school Says Tear Gas Only One Main Floor, Center. vllle W. Zenge, convicted of the compacts paust be ratified by the hou.se" of law enforcement will ’be Britain must act under League HOHIEKY—Main Floor, Right. 75c •masculatlon murder o f the man. 16 Reindeer Sent East legislatures of the several states continued, Hoover announced, to orders to obtain French aid. Dextri Maltose Dr. Walter J. Bauer, who married and by the federal govemment. ^ ' create "a permanent body of offi­ Whether the note would satisfy bfa achool ’day. sweetheart, pre- Governor Herbert H. LehmaiyOoId' cers who will be a link between the Practical In Ethiopia Britain waa another queetton, 50c ■tryed hla characteristic Inacruta- For Christmas Season the representatives at a dinne/ last bureau and the local police through­ French officials conceded. Green Pablum M lty today as he facod the prospect night that one o f the most Impor­ out the country. The Brittab Embassy said la a of life imprisonment tant tasks was to press for Immedi­ The second class of 25 officers, Washington, Oct. 19—(AP) — As-temporarily blinds but leavds no N E W F A L L FELTS 40c Squibb’s ------■ comparatively harmleas tear gas Trading Stamps -A faint smile played over Zenge's Seattle, Oct. 19.— (A P )—Slxteen-A Shaggy-haired, long-ontlered anl- ate Congressional action on the selected from more than 300 appli­ permanent Injury (Continued on IWge Two) Dental Cream .. face when he heard a criminal court agreements. cants; will start the Course within similar to that ■ ueefi to dlapcrae “The ga:i la the same kind that la reindeer, harbingers of (3hristmas, mala, they raced back and forth in Given In All Departments. Jury’s verdict of guilty with a rec- "This Is a cause worth pursuing a few weeks. mobs In this country was said by used here against mobs," he con­ TR EA SU K V B.VL.ANCB left here today to help Santa (naus a coral near Boeing Airport oa they Liaison Officers one chemical authority today to Ire “ “ DRUGS—Molnf. Right. ommemiatioD of a life sentence last tried to evade capture before being energetically” , he said. In referring tinued. “ It doesn’t kill, but it Bight Court attaches said he waa spread the boUday spirit In tha to the compacts. . "In three or four years we will the only gas Italian troops are like­ renders people temporarily helpless Washington, OcL 19.— (A P )—The put Into freight cars. have at least one man In every po­ ly to employ against the Ethiopians. even less emotional th*w at any middle-west. Traveling south from St Michael, He pledged co-operation of New and would be very effective against position of the Treasury on October other time during the trial. Purchased by an Iowa buyer, the York state In the movement but as­ lice department In the country who Dr. CWrIos L. Parsons, a mem­ the Ethlopiana.” 17 was: Alaska, with them waa a native will be a liaison officer between the ber of the government’s advisory . Joseph Green, counsel for Zenge, animals are from a small herd of herder, Dan Lupson, who will also serted "no alliances will be ac­ Tear gas, he said, could be used to Receipts. $14,468,528.41; expendi­ announced the verdict would be ap­ 25 brought to SeatUe from the cepted, however. If there - la the local force and the F. B. I.,“ Hoover Board on Gas Warfare during tho halt an Ethiopian mass attack or accompany them east to Milwau­ said. "These men going out of here World War, aald that poisonous or tures, $69,502,294.52; balance, $1,- $ 2 - 9 8 pealed.* Judge CotneUua J. Har^ Norton Sound district on the Bering kee. J. W. Blackstock, Charleston, ■lightest likelihood that they may render defenders temporarily help­ 592.047,156.24. Chistoros receipts for Sea. today have had the same training mustard gaaea would be ’’ridicul­ less. He expressed the opinion that rlpgton set October Sfi, for hearing Iowa, waa in charge of the ship­ be used as an excuse or pretext for the month. $16.744.861J8. w on a new trial. "It’s part o f our annual buslnesa." leveling down our own labor stand­ as our agents. They can speak our ously ineftoctlve" in Ethiopia. there "is no gas known that would T h e H A U o k ment which left here today. language—and we can speak theiri. These gases, he said, could be Receipts for the flscsl year (slqca said Alex D. Bell, aecretary o f the "The reindeer are mostly two or ards to tbose existing In some of be superior to tear gaa” for war­ Black, brow m . Tho Jury daUbsrated four and a Thus, there will be s pooling of as­ used effectively only on concentra­ July 1), $1,139,338,526.87; expend!- company which Imported them. three years old,” said Bril. “After our competing states." fare such aa that In Ethiopia. Screen and wine Half hours. Tha firat ballot da- sets in the country’s law enforce­ tion o f troops and would be ’’uaciess turoa, $2,332,464,234.22 (Including M a n c h e s t e r Co n i tarmined Zeage waa guilty; 15 more "They go east for the Christmaa their use In the Christmas business • The states represented at the con­ “Gas la effective If properly trade. ment—we can help the police, and in open areas.” used,” he continued, “but Us cbtsf $1,062,698,972.92 o f emergency ax- taken to Ox tl)a penalty. Is over they are usually given to ference are: Colorado, Connecticut, they can help ua solve some of our "A Milwaukee department store zoos. Tho difference In weather Kentucky, Indiana, Illlnola, Massa- Declaring that Italian chemiau effectiveness is In making casual­ pendituresi: excese of expendltursp, _ Jurors said afterw i^ that no con- will take eight of them, os it Ukes problems." are “ fully Informed," Dr. Parsons ties and not In killing people.” $1,193,125,707.35. Groie (Jebt. $29.- *yrs5(m wag given to tlie defense seems to affect them but little nor chusetU, New York. New Jersey. In their three months on the bu- !/ right o f them to naake a good were they scatleknn the way aouth, added that “ if gae 1s used at all" He asserted that only 2 per cent 442.391.282.94. a decrease of Now Hampshire. Ohio, Pennsyl- they will center their efforts on the UiM on told ua." ivaala. Rhode Island and Vermont of the deaths, but 30 per cent of tho 799,077J5 under the prqvloqa

, Weekly gonday School Leeson. Booth on "The Cell of the Oongo." gram win be rendered and a t ^ o l school and the Mt. Hermoh Prep Mr, Booth is home on furlough after hour with refreshments will hb held REBEKAirS DEGREE HOIXniOCK ElANT*.' SECURI RADIO STAR school. He will graduate from the five }reara of missionary work In after the meeting. No evenih^ serv- BOWLING ACnvrTY Boom Comes To Canada; BCDDINO AGAIN. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Bangor Theological Seminary this NAME DOWNING Africa. Special music by John Ice. ROCKVILLE coming spring. He is attending the TTie Message O f Jeremiah Hutt, violinist. Wednesday evening service, 7:30. REHEARSAL MONDAY J. S'. liowell, proprietor of the FOR R. P. R. PROGRAM seminary of which Rev. George S The Week Friday evening at 7:45 the Ladles FEATURE AT YMCA Green Kettle Inn, Demlng street, Is Visitor A t Cheney^s Brookes, pastor of the Union. Con- Monday, 7 p. m.— Girl Scouts and Aid society will meet at the home Quins Are The Answer has some hollyhock plants that PARADE MARSHAL William Brennan to Be Master gregational church la a graduate. Text: Jeremiah 7:1-11, »l-*8 . Boy Scouts. ■ of Mr. and Mra. John Larson, East Prepare for Annual Viaitation have started to bud. Hollyhock TERCENTENARY CHURCH Sentenced to Jolt The Intematkinal Uniform Son 8 p. m.— Monthly meeting of the Middle Turnpike. plants usually wither and die of Ceremonies— W ill Brine This la the last of a series of fourjgsays; "When we used to go down to of Officers of State Assembly Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of,* Several months age Mrs. Sara De­ Gus Corlonts, 62, of Talcottvtlle day School L eeeon for Oct, 20. Wesleyan Guild. Address by Sam­ nrLAB u/riffsn K»f T>\ii ______. 8® QOWB u> in the fall and it 1* unusual to has been committed to the Tolland Over 17,000 Games Were stories written by Laura Lou Brook- Toronto no one had ever heard of — Other Lodge Notes. Galaxy of Talent Here. President Wilson, was a Manchester" lano Roosevelt, mother of President uel Massey of New Haven and en­ SECOND (XJNGREGATION.AL find plants that bud a second time SDtYICES TOMORROW County Jail by Judge John E. Flak D. A. V. Comniaiider Is Se­ GOD’S PEOPLE man, N E A Service staff eforrespond- Callander. Now they all know visitor yesterday. Mrs. Wilson vis­ By WM. B. GILROY, D. D. tertainment by Mrs. Hazel Hughes Franklin D. Roosevelt, stopped off Rev. Karl Stolz, Guest Preacher ent, after a recent visit to the SuBMt Rebekah lodge will hold during one season. WlUUun Brennan, radio tenor and ited the Cheney silk salesroom In for allegedly causing a disturbance Editor of Adronoe By GEORGE HENRY DOLE McComb, reader. where It la and ask about the Whether his freak plant por­ here en routs from ths Roosevelt at his home and beating his wife. He Rolled On Six Alleys Dur­ Dionne quintuplets. babies." Ite regular meeting In Odd Fellow* all-round entertainer, bas been en­ company with Louis R. Cheney, ex- Governor Cross to Be Guest at Tuesday, 4 p. m.— Brownie Pack. 9:30— Everyman’s Bible class. « • • hall lloBday evenmg at 8 o’clock. tend* an "open winter" or not. gaged by the entertainment com­ Mayor of Hartford, a relative. Mra. summer home on Campo hello woe arrested by Officers Merrill lected At Committee W hat mesoge did Jeremiah have, 8 p. m.—Cub Pack. Rev. W . D. Woodward, speaker. Store, MIU Share la Boom. Gathering in Sykes Auditor­ By LAURA LOU BROCKMAN I h li will be the final meeting be­ Mr. Lowell was unable to atate mittee of Star of the East, Royal Wilson spent considerable time in­ Island, - New Brunswick, to Hyde Cedor and Arthur Frey. os he stood to proclaim the pro­ International Snnday-Sebool Lee­ ^ burned up the earth, but for Zeus. 7:30 p. m.— CecHian Club. 6:30— Sunday school. ing Last Season. McBeth is foreman of the saw­ ium Sunday Evening. son Text, Oct. 20. NE.\ Service Staff Correspondent. fore the annual viaitation of the of­ today. Black Preceptory No. IS to slag at specting the array of seaeonable Park, N. Y., and made several pur­ The arrest followed a complaint Meeting Last Night phesy of Ood in a situation as dark i I It Is of no profit for one to receive Wednesday, 2 p. m.—Ashury 10:45— Morning worship. mill, the Industrial heart of the ficer* of the Rebekah atate aaaem- their third annual entertainment made by the man’s family. He was 08 baa ever confronted a people] I more love than he can direct by Group of the Wdsleyan Guild. 6:30— Christian Endeavor. (Coi)yrlalit 1934 by NBA Servloe, Ino.) town. Even the mill employs more sUk p ^ u c t s In the flrm'e sales­ chases In the Cheney Brothers' silk Callander, Ont., Oct. 18.— Boom bly. A degree rehearsal will follow and dance to be held In the orange Rockville, Oct. 19.— Citizens of charged with assault, breach of the brought low by their own alnful-5 "Obey my voice and I will be­ his wisdom. Emotional uncontrolled 7:30 p. m.— Mid-week service. 7:30, Monday— Boy Scouts. men. haa had a longer season, and room. salesrooms. One of the many features at the days have struck this village of the buatnesa aeaaion. It Is important tending from Yellowttona National hall on Saturday, November 2, at Rockville and vicinity ore urged to peace and intoxication on the first ness and disregard of God? come your Ood and ye sbaU be my and gush are weaknesses. Love al Address by K. T. Wldney who has 2-5, Wednesday— Old china and run more lumber this year than last. ung I 1000 souls. that every member attend this re- park north to near the Canadian 7:30. attend the Community Tercenten­ two counts being given 10 days each First of all it wSs a message' of< people." — Jer. 7:28. I ways operates by truth. "Obey my just returned from a 15 months' glass exhibit and tea. Lecture by .Manchester Y. M. C. A. which has Tourists, waiting to see the quintup­ heaieal. Including the degree border. Mr. Brennan has been engaged as ary Sabbath service to be held to­ and on the lost count was fined ( 1 Cann Chapter, Disabled Amerleaq repentance. "Amend your ways I I voice and I will be your Ood and tour of Europe. Mra. H. S. Spencer of West Hart­ served as a prominent factor In the They are bringing the Jingle of lets, often visit the mill. grips with tbs Invadsrs at last?’’ coins to cash registers, new Jobs to chorus. Minor tremors occurred at Spo­ tenor and director of ceremonies for morrow evening at seven o'clock In and costa of (18.68. making his to­ Veterans of the World War, was ap­ gnd your doings.” | There ore two questions heard ye shall be my people." Friday, 2:30 p. m.— Woman's ford. Food sale. organization’s program has been Ken Morrison, proprietor of tha was the question heard on all sides pointed Marshal of the Manchester frequently: namely. If God wants men who were Jobless, tho resound­ Captain Ruth Waddell ha* called kane and Walla Walla, Waah., and the West Hartford police concert after Ras Seyoum, Ethiopian com­ the Sykea Auditorium. A t thla time tal sentence 20 days and the costa ' .There can be no health or safe-! ,J^ow the second question. Neither Home Mlsaionary society. 7:00, Saturday—Choir rehearsal. tho bowling alleys. This popular general store (he was reeve for 15 a rebearaal of the Rebekah drill Lewiston, Boise and Moscow, Idaho. (14.68. He has been In court on Armistice Day parade, Monday, No­ us to be happy, why does He not in this world nor In the other can ing clamor of hammers and saws OBITUARY mander in tho north, was reported Governor Wilbur N. Crosa will be Jy while men or people are pur­ 6:80 p. m.—Nutmeg Trail at East form of recreation has. In the last years before McBeth), says he can't team at 6:46 Monday evening, pre­ George Joffe, assistant superin­ the gueet of honor and will give the several previous occasions. vember 11, at the second meeting of suing a wrong or evil way. Turn' make us so? and, If there la a God be seen objectively except He Hartford. as scaffolding arises for new build- massing his forces for a determined ings; remember when business has been ceding the meeting and urges every tendent of Yellowstone National address of the evening.. The pro­ Essay Contest the Permanent Armistice Day comr tag toward the right from the Ood, why does He not reveal Him­ la seen subjectively. Suppose Ood two years, rapidly come to the stand. Saturday, 6:45 p. ra.— Senior choir front as a sport that both men and so good. The store, established 60 one to be on band. park, reported the shock also was gram has been arranged by Dr. The American Legion Auxiliary of mlttee last night. wrong Is the flrstatep in all sal­ self? seen objectively without any know­ rehearsal. Recri, instead of recti­ To receive It, truth must be learn­ the light of the mind. Later He Is prizes will )x! awarded. Those five famous infanta who may be present^, if initia­ Prelude—The Vole*.of Assurance; Several organizations from Man- ly keep up with the demands of cus­ morning to witness the football well enough to visit here three short address by Attorney Bernard can be entered In the state and church in a body from that point fying their lives by the truth of ed and evils put away. Further, It seen as the love that gives peace, put their homo town on the map tion Is to take place grand officer's Lorenz. Monday che.stcr and surrounding communi­ tomers for pictures, picture books, game this afternoon between Yale weeks ago. She was 74 years of Ackerman; introduction of Governor national contests also, with prizes Tlie committee was Informed by teuton. One recalls Abraham it not given In a moment. It comes as the love within light, for the have act it to working as it hasn't night, November 4. Anthem— 1 am Alpha and Omego; The boy's boxing doss will be ties reserved the alleys at toast postcards, calendars, sheet music and Navy. age and came to Manchester from HEBRON Cross by Dr. John E. Flaherty: ad­ being awyded. The contest will Superintendent of Schools Arthur Lincoln's saying that he was as bread from the earth; first the light from Him la His love shining. Stainer. held at 5 o'clock. onco a week. Tho Y had Its own worked In 30 years. Not since 1888, blade, then the ear, and then the John states - the fact exactly— "His (dedicated to the quintuplets), re­ Rhode Island as a child. dress of evening by Governor Cross; close on May 1, 1636. Uling that the Manchester sdiools touch more concerned about be­ Hymn Anthem — Though Your The men's boxing class will be league on Monday nights. In addi­ when the railroad came through, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Crockett full com In the ear. Again, real life Is the light of men and we plicas of the hospital, novelty sou­ She was the oldest daughter of benediction pronounced by Rev. K. Now Machines for State Pollcomen win be closed on Armistice Day. ing on God's side than about call­ Sins Be aa Scarlet; Doans. held from 7 to 8 o’clock. tion, there were several churches transforming Callander, for a brief of Bigelow street left by automo­ The Congregational Ladies' Aid Coach Thomas Kelley of the Man­ happiness may be described lui the know that love Is life, for without venirs of all sorts. QUAKE ROCKS MONTANA; the late Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Miner. Otto Klette, pastor of the First The State Policemen of the Staf­ ing on God to support his side. Postlude—Song of Thanksgiving; The women’s gym class will meet from town and one from Rockville period, Into a rip-roaring, wide-open bile this morning for Cape Cod Society met Wednesday afternoon chester High school football team gift of the Holy Spirit, that state love, one Is dead.” 'The word Is This business place outgrew it* Her father was a Civil W ar veteran Lutheran church. ford Springs barracks are driving Page. from 7 to 8 o'clock. who enjoyed weekly periods. A celebration center for miners and where they will spend this evening at the church parlors. Miss Teresa There will be music rendered by a new automobiles. Seven new Fords has been endeavoring to change tha ^ Jeremiah Is specific In what of peace enjoyed when the life of an ever-unfoIdlng revelation of large number of Individual private quarters in July and was moved to and was employed for many years The CHiurch School, 9:30. Classes The women's dancing class will lumbermen farther north, bas tho a now and larger building. ONE DEAD, BIG DAMAGE and tomorrow will start for Canada. at Cheney Brothers. Her husband Vincent, school nurse, was present. Community Chorus choir with John have been delivered to them at the date of the - Mancheater-Meriden he means by amending ways and the Lord Inflows. For this life God. It is the sole instrument of for everyone. parties also had reservations. town known such activity. Donations of worn or old clothing there must be preparation. Should meet from 8 to 8:45. Bearers of O o ^ Times. They will be absent from town for George E. Mallon died some years WUby, pianist, and Sidney MacAI- barracks to replace the old ma­ football game from November 9 to doings. He tells the people plainly His personal presence with us. Its The Women's Class, 9:30. Mrs. Another highlight of last year’s Those old days are almost a myth bas been asked of the members, and He send Hla sanctifying life into The men’s gym class will be held Oh, yes, business Is good In the ten days. ago. She is survived, by a sister, pine, conductor. There will also be chines, several of which were badly November 11 but the change la yet that it means thoroughly executing truths are diamonds, pearls and Leslie Hardy Leader, bowling season were the exhibition now. They've been gone long alnce. (Oontlaaed from Page One) were brought in large quantities. one before preparation, one's own from 8:15 to 9 o’clock. quintuplets’ home town. The babies Mrs. Rose Hickey of Pearl street; violin selections by Max Kabrick, worn. in doubt. Justice between man and man. precious stones that reveal entranc­ The Men's League, 6:30. George matches In which Charlie Kebart Callander has forgotten, drowsing Miss Vincent will use such as she nature would be kindled Into all- The men’s plunge period will be rolled against some of the fastest have been described by a financial Joseph Rollason, who has been four sons, Oliver M. Mallon and Jr., with Allen Fehr as accompanist Bingo Gome Snooessful Jame.s F. Daley, chief adjudication It means that there must be no ing colors In the sufi. His truths In Nelson, president. Waller Parson, peacefully, and so has tho world. tom away, but the spire, about 400 finds practicable among the needy consuming fire. It would be as held from 7 to 8 o'clock. Ixjwlcrs In the country. These con­ expert aa "a perfect example of a unable to be at his place of business Francis E. Mallon of this town, John District Scout Commissioner W il­ -There was a large attendance at officer of the Veterans’ Administra­ oppression, that there must be rc' the mind bring light from Him as leader. feet tall, was unscathed. in the schools of this or other The women’s plunge period 'W ill tests drew large crowds, and In­ That is, until the 1935 boom, the liam Schaeffer and the Boy Scouts the first Bingo game of the season tion of Newington and a member of gard for the fatherless and wid­ when overflow their banks, flood the rainbow reveals the sun above The Cyp Club, 8:00. President, benevolent and natural monopoly, After the walla of the High for the past three weeks because of Mallon of Taunton, Mass., and towns. Refreshments were served. Dionne boom. Billy Brennan will be In charge of the ushering. held by tho Rockville Lodge of Elks the National Council of Administra­ ows, that there must be no blood cities and carry wreckage In their the clouds. The purpose of the Word Theodore Nelson. be held from 8 to 9 o’clock. creased the desire for more people with no living competitors." They’ve school auditorium collapsed, fiamea Illness, was out today. George Mallon of Lawrence, Mass.; A drive is being conducted for Tho people of the community are at the Elks home last evening for tion of the Veterans of Foreign guiltiness through acta of violence, torrent. It wouId.be as when Phae­ is to reveal God and enable Him A plunge period for men will fol­ to take part In the game Itself. brought good times to Callander, to flared briefly In the chemicals of for four successive years and will three daughters, Mrs. York, Mrs. the Windham Community Memorial The Week Indications for this season on the Thousand* Flock to Town. urged to attend this service which their members and friends. Follow­ Wars, will be the Armistice Day and that there must be no turning ton aspired to his father’s chariot to make us one with Him. "Obey low the gym class. Ontario, tho Canada In general. the laboratory section. Another fire Bernard Hart, manager of the also act as director of ceremonies Mao McGaulley of Long Island and hospital. J. Banks Jones Is taking Sunday, 7:30—Monthly Meeting Y alleys point to anoth'*r successful Today. It la conaervatlvely esti­ will last about an hour. ing the Bingo games refreshments speaker at the Manchester Memo­ to false gods. of the sun and, not having power my voice and I will be your God church committee. The girl’s gym class league will And next year? Well, In Callan­ d*fvel(^>ed in a private home where Depot Square drug store of E. J. for the Black Freceptory. Mrs. Katherine Hannon of New care of the Gilead section, assisted season. Tho Y league has already mated that 100,(X>0 visitor* have Mission Meeting Here were served. There will be another rial hospital. The Armistice Day "W ill ye steal, murder, and to control the steeds, would have and ye shall be my people." use the bowling alleys from 8 'to 10. der they're sure next year will be gas fittings were tom loose by the Murphy, injured In an automobile In addition to his own nnrabers he Haven. Another son, Charles, Is by Mrs. Charles Fish and Miss Flor­ Monday— Food sale at Sage-Al­ started to operate Monday nights The annual meeting of the Inner Bingo game next Friday evening, parade will start from the Army commit adultery, and swear false­ The women's afternoon bridge come to Callander during the last oven better. Inspired by tho quint, constant g rin d in g ^ the earth. accident a week ago Thursday, re­ will present his famous specialty dead. ence M. Jones. Mr. Jones will also ien’s In charge of Group 7. and the Men's Club of the South the 26tb, according to announce­ and Navy club, November 11, at ly?” asks Jeremiah. And he party will bo held at tho West Side •six month*. They have come from Callander's cltlxens hope to do five A dty grown alMpIess after sev­ turned to work today. T. P. Holloran will be in charge of look out for Jones street and vicin­ Mission Society of Conneetjeut which Monday, 7:00— Troop 3, Boy- Methodist church have reserved the group composed of four of the liveli­ ment mode by Past Ehcalted Ruler charges that those who have done Rec on Cedar street. Play will start India, Australia, New Zealand, South times as much bualnesa In 1936. en nights of shocks, ran into the the funeral arrangementa which ity. Mrs. Charles Fillmore and Mrs. Is Interested in the Lutheran Home 6:15 a. m. and will proceed north on Scouts. alleys for Tuesday evenings. Bowl­ est acts obtainable, the famous Michael J. Conway, chairman of the these things have come and stood at 2 o'clock and prizes will be America, the Hawaiian Islands, T H E END. open. The screams of' children were arc incomplete. Charles P. Miner are canvassing tor the Aged at Southbury will be Main street to the Center where It Monday. 7:00— High Y. ing Is but one of the Interesting fea­ Sales at the Manchester auction brother and slRter team, Clifford and committee at the close of last before the altar, calling upon awarded to the winners. England, Scotland, Ireland, Norway, Im rd with the crash of crumpled Hebron village and vicinity, and Ira held on Sunday afternoon at the will be reviewed, along Main street Tuesday, 7:00— Choir rehearsal. tures that the Manchester Y. M. C. market amounted to (826.30 yester­ Shirley Bradley, expert dancers; night's playing. God as If they bad done no wrong. Italy, all parts of Canada and tho plate glass. Lois Caldwell, Juvenile champion toe Mrs. Edith Hobard WIckes Turshen represents Amston and First Lutheran church on West Main north to Depot Square, counter­ Tuesday, 7 :0 0 -Class In Aero­ Tuesday A. provides for. day and on Thursday the sales . He asks, in words that have be­ plane modeling. United States. Those remindful of historical dis- and tap dancer of New England, Mrs. Edith Hobard WIckes, wid­ vicinity. street. The meeting will bo at­ marching to the hospital where the The women’s swimming classes BROADCASr totaled (059.18 bringing the total to tended by members of the Lutheran Memorial exercises will be held. come prophetic for every age, Tuesday, 8:00— Cards. Setback. You will find these addresses on “BIC gstera could be heard cautioning who has appeared in theaters and ow of Oliver W. WIckes, former Quite a delegation from Hebron will meet as follows: 7:00 to 7:45, others to remain away from door­ (1,088.48 for the two days. churches throughout the state, and A service of dedication of the whether the house of God is to Auction, Contract. . Auspices Grbup tho register In the refreshment ballrooms In most of the cities in resident of Manchester, died at her and Gilead attended the Eastern beginners; 7:45 to 8:30, Intcrrae* GYPSY FREEDOM ways or to stap Inside and take it is expected that there will be ROCKYILLE MAN WEDS Veterans Field In the East cemetery be made a den of robbers. CHURCHES 5. Committee, Miss Helen Carrier, stand near Dafoe hospital, home of New England and 1s certainly home In Stafford Springs yesterday States’ convention and banquet held dlate. Tax-Free Rumanian Village AT STATE TWO DAYS thnr chances with the swelling, A Hire that was started to bum urKuit 175 in attendance. will be held Sunday afternoon, No­ Miss Beulah Todd, Miss Mildred Gets the quintuplets. worthy of the reputation she has afternoon at the age of 69. at Connecticut State College Wed­ MANCHESTER AND VERNON i EMANUEL LUTHERAN — Wednesday Riches In Capitol rolling earth. some brush In Hlllatown last night Rev. K. Otto Klette, pastor of the vember 10, In charge of the Veter­ These words should bite Into Porter. The sums these tourists have got out of control for a time and gained as a Juvenile dancer; Miss Born in Bristol, N. H„ Mrs. nesday. IN NEW YORK CITY bur minds and hearts. They remind PARISH K. E. Erickson, Pastor Roller skating In the gym start­ spent In the region from Montreal In another second, It seemed, church ha.s Jnvited all interested in' ans Field Association. (Methodist Episcopal) Tuesday, 8:00— Meeting Group 2. persons cautiously lighted matches, neighbors were called to extinguish Marie Gormloy, considered the fast­ WIckes had lived the greater part Miss Victoria Hildldg spent sev­ us that the institutions and offices ing at 8:30. Bucharest. — (A P )— The "Gypsy and Quebec on the east to Sault Ste. the home to' attend. The Ladies’ Aid C. Homer Ginns, Minister Sunday School and Bible Classes Miss Lela Webster, leader; with AH Nationalities to Be Repre­ groping their way about In resi­ the fire before barm was done. A s est woman wing and tap dancer in of her life In Connectneut. Her eral days this week visiting her of religion may become instruments The women's handcraft class will Republic of Fantanole", a village 50 Mario on tho west Is figured at well society of the church will serve a DEATH LIST GROWS at 9:30. Mrs. Edna Case Parker, 16 Hunting- sented in Cast— Bis* Comedy dence yards; down terraces and a result of the fire the question was tha state and Miss Dolores Green, husband was a druggist and was in sister, Mrs. Amanda Davies of Paul J. Carpenter Take.s Nurse or wrong and oppression, instead of meet at 2 o'clock. miles from here. Is said to bo one of Into millions. light lunch following the meeting. Sunday at Vernon: ton street. over fences. raised as'to the right to start a beautiful blues singer and acrobatic partnership with James H. Quinn, Baldwin, L. I. Mrs. Davis has re­ as Bride Yesterday. Alexandria, Egypt, Oct. 19,— the inspiration and means of right AH services tomorrow will be The women's afternoon bowling the wealthiest communities of Ru­ With Music. Auto Taxes Not Paid 9:25 a. m.— Service for morning Tuesday. 7:00—Christian Fellow­ The visitors came to see the quin­ Family Huddle* fire at this season of the year with­ dancer. opening the drug store qt the comer cently undergone a serious opera­ (A P )— The number of deaths from W e should like to think that the English. mania. There arc about 300 automobile worship. Sermon thoughts for both ship Circle. Mrs. Vetrauo. leader. club will bowl at 3 o'clock. tuplets. Little harried groups gathered out a permit from the forest fire The committee Is working on two of Main and Oak streets in the old tion for appendicitis. Her condition (Special to The Herald) two boiler explosions and fire aboard tostltutlons of religion have Im­ Morning Worship at 10:45. Ser­ The 600 gypsies have their own owners In Rockville who will lose young and old. Wednesday, 6 : 3 0 - Supper and The men’s life saving class will Though the days are growing cold­ A wide assortment of nationali­ quickly in the middle of the street warden and he Is to be consulted other teams to complete the pro­ Ferris building nearly 38 years ago as yet Is very weak and she is able New York, Oct. 19.— Paul J. Car­ the Italian liner Ausonia rose to proved, that our churches and great mon: Treasure and Pearl. The senate, the president of which has their registrations unless their city Sunday at Manchester; Emanuel and Junior Choirs will meeting of Girl Ccout leaders and meet from 7 to 7:45. er (and Ontario winters are notably and family buddies were many. on* the matter. gram. One of these is at present under the firm name of WIckes and to sit up fora short time only. Mrs. penter, 38, of Rockville, and Miss seven today as one of the Injured Organizations are attuned to truth Just celebrated his 99th birthday. ties la represented in the cast of taxes are paid at once. City Tax 9:45 a. m.— School of the church. sing. troop committee members. Supper The women’s gym class will meet severe), the long line of automobiles One family banded candles to playing In one of the R. K. O. the­ Quinn. Charles E. Hllding, Miss Hilding's men died aboard the British hospital and righteousness and social Jus­ The village, by special charter, pays Paramount'* comedy, with music, Collector William Rogalus states Madeline M. Schmidt, 21, a nurse, 10:45 a. m.— Morning Worship. Evening Worship at 7:00. Ser­ served by Group 9. Mrs. Rollln from 7 to 7:45. is atm halting before the hospital each member of the clan posted on Mr. and Mrs. Ellseo Stentella of aters in New York city. Mrs. WIckes was also a druggist sister-ln-law. motored from New tice. no taxes, nor docs It demand any that about 300 automobile owners of 202 Riverside Drive, New York, ship Maine. A t this service the Knights of mon: What Am I Going to Be? The Hitt, leader. A public setback party will be dally for the 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. "The Big Broadcast of 1936", com­ the front door step, there to stay, Birch street, well known members The floor will be cleared after and after the death of her husband York Thursday, bringing Miss Hlld­ There are widespread evidences favors from the Rumanian govern­ have failed to pay their taxea and if obtained a license to marry at the The^flrc aboard the vessel, which Pythias and the Pythian Sisters Children's Chorus will sing. Friday, 8:00— Mask and Wig, with held at the West Side Rec on Cedar appearances of the babies. These ing tomorrow and Monday to the t h v said, for the night. of the Italian colony In this town, the entertainment when everyone ing home and spending a short time that thla Is the case. But the ment. In 1914 she conducted the drug store they are not paid by November Municipal Building here yesterday. was lieached after the passengers will be our guests. Children's Ser- The Sunday School teachers and Joe Mozicy, 49 Flower street. street. Play will start at 7:45 and exhibitions, of course, are free. Toungstera were nastily wrapped will celebrate the 25th anniversary con dance to the muetc of the Colo­ at the Hllding country home here, prophesy of Jeremiah reminds us Six out of seven days the village State theater, and featuring Jack In Stafford Springs and In addition first, he must send a list of those They were to be married today by were removed safely, was burning monette, "A Little Girl’s Journey." officers will meet Tuesday evening Saturday, 6:00—Junior choir re­ prizes will be awarded. For Canada, there haa never been in blankets tom from darkened of their wedding In a dinner party nial Old Timers, known on the rsullo returning the same day. is In tho hands of the women folks. Oakie, Burns and Allen, Lyda to being active in the business life who have not paid to the Motor Rev. P. D. Elsserser of the French itself out, with only the hull remain­ how, even in the church Itself, The Pastor will preach on the sub­ at 7:30. Please be sure to attend hearsal. anything like the quintuplets os a clothes closets, some dashed into at the Sub Alpine club on Eldrldge ae the Universal Old Timers who Each Friday the men start for Robertl, Wendy Barrie and the of Stafford Springs she was also In­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broome, Jr., Vehicle department. The reporting Evangelical Presbyterian church. ing Intact. eternal vigilance and continual ject "The Beauty of the New Day." officers as well aa teachers. Saturday, 7:00—Choir rehearsal. tourist attraction. the chill of a brlsk fall night mea- street tomorrow. will play for modern and old-fash­ Bucharest with their musical liutru- Ntcholaa Brothers. terested in the affairs of the Re- and son of Great Barrington, N. H., of all unpaid taxea on automobiles Mr. Carpenter, a son of Henry heart searching and consecration The music; Prelude, "Allegro Sym- Notes Hotels and Home* Packed. gsrly clad and their teeth chatter­ ioned dancing. Rev. J. Vincent Nordgren, Syno­ ments, for every one Is a player. The principals hail from ths far bekaha and the Order of Elastem were recent guests for a day or two In the State Is mandatory. are the only means by which re­ phonique" by Brooks Day; Offertory dical Sunday School Secretary wUl First Men’s Supper and Get-to­ SCOTLAND VISITED ed. Miss Gladys Wright of Aba, Bel­ Tickets can be had from any and Carrie Bassett Carpenter, wa.s Wednesday nights they return to The figure for visitor* at the hos­ corners of the earth. Wendy Barrie, Star. She was a past worthy ma­ at the Home of Mr. Broome's father, Those who have not paid their ligion may be kept true alike to "Angelus" by Massenet; Postlude, address the Sunday School teachers gether Nov. 5. Downtown confusion was more gian Congo, West Africa, will be member of the Preceptory. born in Canterbury, Conn. His bride the village and place the money pital dally for the hut four month* feminine lead, is a British subject tron of Baker Chapter, O. E. S., Paul Broome, at Hopevalc. taxes by November 1st will have God and humanity. "Marcia Featlva" by D’Acoata; and officers of the Hartford District Group 4 and 6 Center CHiurch Intense. From the theaters poured the speaker tomorrow morning at was born in New 'York, a daughter earned at the disposal of their "fi­ varies from 3,000 to 7,000. It ho* born In Hong Kong; Jock Oakie and past noble grand of Myriad Re­ Miss Mildred Latham of West MrnrPROGI^AM .; Church, however, consist of the Chorus Anthem, "H ie Magnificat' at Portland Wednesday evening, Women are planing a. Mexican BY 100 MILE GALE the early audience. Ushers stood 9:30 In the adult blble clasa of the their registration plates called In. of Edward and Hermande Gouen nance minister.” been a rare day. Indeed, inhabitant* Henry Wadsworth, are Americans; bekah Lodge, I. O. O. F., and a mem­ Hartford spent a few days recently pieople who belong to them. There by Stearns. October 30 at 7:30. He has import­ Fiesta and Supper on Nov. 20, guard and though some persons Tho tax on some of the cars is as Schmidt. WfiW POLICYI of (Mllander will tell you, that less Lyda Robertl, the comedienne, is South Methodist church. Miss ber of the Order of Amaranth of at the home of Mrs. Rosella Waldo. C ^ be no mass Institution of pow­ 6:00 p. m.— Epworth League at ant things to say to lu. An oppor­ If a gypsy Judge passes a sen­ fainted from fright none was badly low as 87 cents while others of Girl Scout Sunday, Oct. 27. than 100 car* are packed before the Polish and Akim Tamaroff, ia a Wright leaves New York on Novem­ Manchester, also the Woman’s Relief She then went to Gilead to spend a course are higher. er where the individual members the Parsonage. The pastor wlU lend tunity la given to ask Important tence. the verdict Is read to strains hurt. Strangers and newcomers are In­ London, Oct. 19.— (A P ) — A gale hospital gates. Russian. Ray Noble, and hla oiv ber 20 with a party of 20 young peo­ CREW ABANDONS Corps of Stafford Springs. little time with Mr. and Mrs. Asa are not wise and zealous In their the discussion tonight again on the questions and hear the answers. of music. If someone dies In Fan- Football Tomorrow vited tr all the services of Center racing as high ns 100 miles an hour Hayden Simpson, once . a trom­ ple to carry the gospel of Jesus W. Ellis. faithfulness to God and In their tancle. his favorite songs are played There were night* when every cbestra, one of the qieclalty num­ bonist for Sousa and m item an, The funeral will be held Monday The All-Rockville football team subject "Youth and the Life." All Teachers be sure to attend. Others church. This la a friendly church. in some sections of Scotland swept Christ to the people of Africa. readiness to uphold the works and at the funeral. available source of accommodation bers in tbe film. Is an Engludiman. brought his horn into action on afternoon at 2 o’clock at her home. Bert Lewis of the Hartford TPheo- will play the New Britain Emeralds POLICE COURT young people of the church are cor­ are also welcome. No meeting of the Cub Scouts the British Isles early today, dis­ purposes of love. in hotel*, home* and spare roonu The racial mixtures do not atop Main street in a medley of march SHIP; REQUESTS Rev. Charles D. Kepner, Jr., of the loglcal Seminary will be In charge on Sunday at two-thirty o’clock at dially invited. Remember Conflrmand Reunion next week. rupting shipping and causing at with the leading players. BUI Rob­ STATE for 50 miles around wo* taken and of the services at the Hebron and I Rightly seen, Jeremiah Is not a tunes. Hotel occupants, standing. In Congregational church, Stafford the Rockville Fair Grounds. This Clarence Gochec of 5 Congress The Week Sunday. November 3. Note change In evening for C3irls- least one death at Glasgow, Scot­ Gilead ongregational churches Suii^ prophet of limitations, a man of more tourists turned away. inson, ace negro tap dancer, also night attire, marched back Inside, Springs, win officiate and the game will bo the official opening of street, arrested early last Sunday TH EATER - MANCHESTBI A t Vernon: The Week tlan Fellowship,Circle from Wednes­ land. Five others were Injured at GOOD BUSINE.SH day. Mr. Lewis bas officiated here woe and despair. On the con­ Tuesday, 2:00 p. m.— ^The Ladles' A t North Bay, eight miles distant, appears In the picture, while scores Walls Gave In burial will be in Cedar Hill ceme­ the season for the Rockville team. morning at Depot Square by Con­ Monday, 7;0C)— Beethoven. day to Tuesday. Glasgow by falling debris. IMME^TE AID previously some weeks ago. trary, he Is a prophet of Insplra- Aid will meet this afternoon. hotel managers say they haven't of Mexican and South American Three hundred students celebrat­ CHURCHES tery. Hartford. The Emeralds were^ the semi-pro stable James Duffy, on charges of Tuesday, 6:15— Junior Choir. Wllwaukco — W ith, the official STARTS TOMORROW tlon and help, because he dares to The Anchor liner Transylvania, had Buch a summer since 1929. Halt dancers appear In an important ing a football victory at Inter- Mrs. Claude J. Jones took a car champions of New Britain last year. intoxication and breach of the More detailed announcements will 7:30— Teachers and officers. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE close of shipping on the Great ST. BRIDGET’S R. O. (ConUnoed from Pag* One) penetrate through dark situations due to leave Glasgow for New York a dozen organization*— the Ontario sequence. Hans Dreler, tha art di­ Mountain Union college were un­ full of young people, students at the The Rockville team will include peace, was found guilty In Police be given at church Sunday morning. Wednesday, 4:00 — Confirmation H. B. Anthony, Minister Lakes, merchants anticipated an SUN. and MON. and reveal the way of light and at 2 a. m. with 240 passengers was Police Association, the 156th Battal­ rector for the comedy, was German hurt when the wall of a gymnasium Hebron Green grammar, on a sight­ Eugene Dickinson, Tommy Tucker, Court this morning and was fined A t Manchester; class. extra (125,000 business this winter. Rev. William Judge, Pastor. the Vardulla in 32 hours if neces­ FUNERALS seeing. trip to' Hartford Thursday hope. Monday, 7:30 p. m.— AH girls of held up by the gale, but officials ion, the Shrlners, the mayors of Can­ born, while Farciot Edouart, respon­ in which a dance was being held the fighter, William Pruttlng and (10 and costs on each count by OCT. 20-21 Thursday, 7:00—G Clef. Sunday: A t least 25 coal and ore carriers Rev. Leo Ploher. sary. afternoon. They visited the Travel­ It is the man who dares to face High school are invited to attend Friday, 7:00— Emanuel Choir. hoped the ship could .sail on the ada's large cities, os well as com­ sible for special photographic ef­ caved in. Students filed out in or­ Mrs. H. K- Tedford the Kowsky brothers, together with Judge Raymond A. Johnson. 8:00 a. m.— Morning p-ayer. will moor here and Harbor Master fects, Is a Frenchman. derly fashion. ers' Tower, the broadcasting sta­ 2 -D A Y S O N L Y - 2 wrongs and right them, who is "Mystery Tour” meeting. It Is sure Saturday, 9:00 — Children’s afternoon tide. mercial groups— held conventions In Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah other well known athletes. Al Howard Warnock was found 9:30 a. m.— Church Bible School C. U. Smith estimated each would ‘The Big Broadcast qf 1936" Is an Masses will be celebrated NEAREST VESSEL tion, the Atheneum, and other the true man of faith and optl- to be interesting. Chorus. Many small boats In tho Clyde North Bay this summer. Almost the entire western half of at 8, Tolland Tedford, formerly of Man­ Kocisch of Village street will man­ guilty of being a common drunkard Classes for all ages. spend (5,000 for repairs and provi­ hilarious comedy romance, set the state felt the shifting of the 0:30 and 10:80 a. m. New York, OcL 19 — (AP) — places of interest. nlsm. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. — The Ep­ river, Scotland, were smashed or sions. No one remember* when there chester, who died at her home In age the All-Rockville team and the and was sent to Jail for 60 days. He “ T H E B I G 10:46 a, m.— Morning worship against the exciting background of earth’s substructure. Reports of The Junior choir will sing at the Radiomarine Corporation reported A number of Hebron people were worth League Cabinet wUI meet at sunk. Telephone communications In addition the city charges dock was a convention there before. And Myatic Thursday will be held this ciptain will be chosen later. was arrested Thursday night by ST. M A R Y’S CHURCH with sermon by the pastor. radio. quaking which resulted in negligible 8 o'clock Mass. today that a wireless message from afternoon at 2:30 at the home of present at the Colonial supper serv­ the Parsonage. To this regular between Edinburgh and Newcastle dental of four cents a foot, which there will be more conventions next Schlatchfest Tonight Motorcycle Policeman Herman BROADCAST Rev. Jamee Stuart Neill, Rector. 2:30 p. m.— Junior Mission Band. Specialty numbers are provided damage came from Bozeman. Biitte, Hymn— Hall Queen of Heaven. the S. S. Scanstates indicated the her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ed by the Columbia Congregational monthly meeting all the officers are were cut. last year netted (3,948.60. year. nearest vessel to the S. S. 'Vardulla, church people Thursday evening. The first in a series of entertain­ Muske. expected to come. 6:00— Young People's Prayer ^ Bing Crosby, Amos ’n’ Andy, Billings, Missoula, Shelby and a Hymn— On This Day Beautiful and Mrs. William Phillips of 97 jlRIYER OF CRASH CAR Sunday, October 20, Eighteenth Not a bad showing for five mites abandoned by its crew early today ments and dances at Maple Grove Edward H. Keeney ‘of Keeney O F 1 9 3 6 ” meeting. Elthel Merman, Ray Noble and his half dozen other smaller cities ex- Mother. High street, and at 2 o'clock at the Raphael Glass, a Jewish resident 2 p. m. Tuesday— Woman's Home Sunday after Trinity. .less than 17 months old, la It? In the North Atleuitic, was 825 of the town, died at his home here will take place this evening when street, found guilty of non-support, ! ON THE SAME SHOW Missionary Service at Mrs. Burt's 6:30 p. m.— Young People’s Hour. band, and Bill Robinson. Song hits Hymn— Jesus Gentlest Saviour. South Methodist church. Dr. Elarl 8 a. m.— Holy Communion. Even a Cat Sells for 84. miles away. Thursday forenoon, aged 74, after the Gesang and Declamation club was ordered to pay (7 a week to­ “ THE NEW ADVEN­ 'W A S UNDER SUSPENSION home, 68 Washington street. 7:30 p. m.— Evangelistic Service Include "I Wished on the Moon", Himin— Mother of Mercy. E. Story, pastor of tho church, will will hold a Schlachfest and dance. 9:30 a. m.— Church school. Men's with sermon by the pastor. The tourists who have come to Tho Animal In Me", "Why A t 10:30 the Senior choir will The brief message was received officiate and Organist A. W . Cooper an Illness of seven months. He ward the support of two children, TURES OF TARZAN” Wednesday, 7:00 p. m. — The Old A ge in Repose at the Chatham, Mass., station. And leaves two sons, Louis, who lives A Schlachfest is a German dinner Junior Quest Club. A genuine pro­ Bible Class. The Week see the quintuplets have bought gas, Dream", "Miss Brown to You", sing. will accompany the soloist, Robert given a 30 days suspended Jail sen­ 10:45 a. m.— Morning Prayer and food, cigarettes, candy, souvenirs, "Double Trouble”, and " W ^ Stars Personal Notices reported that the crew took to life­ here, and Mendell, who lives in Cali­ consisting of sauerkraut, pork and TUBS., WED., THVB8. gram for youngsters and young Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.— Meeting of Asperges M e ...... Gregorian Gordon, whose numbers will be tence and ordered to post a bond of ]|8 One of Four Injured in Acci- sermon. Sermon topic: "St. Luke." and gifts for their friends at home. Come Out at Nl^bt.’’ Ralph Ralnger, . boats at 1.48 a. m. (e. s. t.) today, fornia, also a daughter, Mrs. Paul various kinds of bologna, all homo OCT. 23-tS-24 people. the Sunday School Board. - "The Old Rugged Cross" and "In made. (200 to guarantee payments to his I' dent Near Worcester, One 3 p. m.—Highland Park Sunday They have patronized restaurants, Richard Whiting, Leo Robin, Doro- abondonlng ship almost Immediate­ Zelchoff of Willlmantic. The funer­ wife. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. — Senior Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.—Mid­ X ...... the Garden.” 'flie bearers will be There will be boUi modem and school. week prayer meeting. paid for lodgings. thy Parker, Mack Gordon, Harry CARD OF THANKS ly after It had developed a severe Howard Murphy, Frederick Hol­ al was held Friday, with interment r _ Probably Fatally. Choir rehearsal. Credo. . old fashioned dancing with Ka- ‘S H I P M A T E S 7 p. m.—Evening prayer and ser­ Friday at 7:30 p. m— aasa meet­ One even bought tha cat from the Revel and Ray Noble wrote musle W * wish to thank our relatlvss list. land. Raymond O. Holland, William in the West Main Street cemetery, Friday — Epworth League Trull Offertory— Ave M a ria ...... Gounod brick’a orchestra furnishing the I: mon. Sermon topic; "Esau.” ing. refreshments stand near the hospital and lyrics for the various tune*. . and friends for kindness and srmpa- There was no Indication of the R. HoUand, William D. Wamock Willlmantle. y. Institute at East Hartford. Last Gabrille Begin, soprano. music. The event is open to all PUBUC RECORDS I'Worcester, Mass., Oct. 19.— (A P ) A p. m.— Members of St. Mary’s Norman Tauroug directed. toy shown to us at the time of the weather or of the Vordulla’s diffi­ and Robert Lennon, all nephews of Teachers of the Hebron spnools FOREVER* Friday we did not have nearly as and paid (4 for It. He didn’t keep death of our mother and slater. We Sanctua. With DICK POWELL •t-Mlss Albina B. Nezlnski, 21, of choir, the Young People's Fellow­ On this some ahoiV the State culties. Mrs. Telford. Burial will be In the and all those under the supeiylslon members of the club and their many aa we should have had. Let us CONCORDIA LUTHERAN. his purchase long, because Millie Benedictus. friends. Ibis city is near death at St. Vin- presents "Tbe New Adventures of **’• In of Martin B. Robertson, had a half Marriage Licenses RUBY KEELER make a renewed effort to be present ship and the Hlghalnd Park Sunday Garden and Winter Sts. Adams, who works In tho store and the Sehedullnr Dept, of Cheney Bros.. Agnus Del. East cemetery. dAnt's hospital and three others Tartan." flowers stnt from session Thursday, attending a The club has just installed an' Marriage licenses have been ap­ PLUS “TW O FISTED” 100 per cent this week. Supper at school, also any other members of K. Richter, Pastor. owned the cat, returned the money Fairfltld, Maln«>. Holy Mary, Mother MHd—Chorus. ^ r e injured when their automobile E. F. Bollsteper, Sr. teachers' meeting In Colchester in other bowling alley, making four in plied for at the town clerk's office 6:30. the parish who desire to attend, are and brought back her peL Inci­ , Mr. and Mrs. Albsrt Moore. Benediction of tha Biassed Sac­ With LEE TRACY s e r v e d after a tire went flat, and TWO GET HARD UQUOR Private funeral services will be the afternoon. all and the bowling league which invited to a special Tercentenary 9:00 a. m., Sunday School and dentally, it was this kitten little Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Ryan. rament win be at 4 p. m. Sunday Ptunged down a 40 foot embankment Phillip. Dodd. held for Edward F. Ballsleper, Sr., Pupils of the Hebron grammar opened recently Is now gotog Elizabeth T. Nevue of 92 West THE SALVATION ARMY service at St. Peter’s church, He­ Bible classes. Annette saw during a public exhibi­ and 7:30 o’clock Wednesday evening. FRI. and SAT. BUS OWNERS ARE FREED at his home, 145 Pork street, at 2 school are planning to give a school strong. street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. qi) the southwest cut-off In Auburn Adjutant and Mrs. W . L. Valentine bron. The choir of St. Mary's 10:00 a. m., English service. tion last week and became so ex­ PERMITS HERE TODAY tjqrly this morning. o'clock this afternoon. Rev. W at­ entertainment at some time in the Named President of daos Pdter J. Nevue, and John Weir, Jr., OCT. 23-26 church will render a special musical 11:00 a. m., German service. cited that she nearly stopped the son Woodruff will officiate and ere near future. There will be a mixed Raymond Fiedler, son of Frank of 24 Eldrldge street, son of Mr. ‘ ■Injured were Joseph Gentllo, said Week-end Services service and the Rev. Harold R. Keen 1:30 p. m.. Young People's serv- show. IN OSSINING DISASTER program. "Dante’s Inferno’’ by police to be the driver; Miss Saturday: Silver Grill and Curley’a Lunch matlon will follow. A committal Fiedler of this city, a senior student and Mra. John Welt. will deliver an historical addresa on ivc. W e trust that all young peo­ Of course tho quintuplets have service will be held at a later date six tables of bridge were In play at the Bangor Theological Seminary Doris Fuller Muldoon of 61 West­ PLUS..“THE CASE OF Yvonne Cross and a man Identified 7:30 p. m.— Open air service. the early, days of the Hebron Par­ ple of Concordia will attend thla spe­ been earning their own living al­ Get Licenses A fter Waiting by police as a Mr. Blandl, all of 8:00 p. m.— Christians' praise Full Course Special at the family plot In the BUst cemc' at the benefit bridge held in the has been elected president of his minster road, daughter of David THE LUCKY LEGS” ish. cial service. Alvin Schaediger, most since birth. They built their Worcester. service. White Plains, N. Y., Oct. 19.— for a Month. tery. town hall. Thursday afternoon. Sev­ class and president of the Senior Muldoon, and Lincoln .Tohnston The Week vice president of the Luther League own home, and a very good one. eral members of the Gilead club as FRL EVE. BANK NIGHT! jjState troopers said Gentile, the Sunday: (A P )— 'Three owners of a transpor­ Glee club. He Is also vice-president Murphey, son of Charles M. Mur- Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Girls’ Friend­ of America, will speak to us on the Instead of being supported by their SUNDAY DINNERS well as some of the Hebron Ladies' phey. fiver, bad In his pocket a letter 9:30 a. m.— Company meeting. tation company whose bus crashed After a wait of over a month two of the Christian Endeavor socleto of ly society. subject: "Building Blocks." parents, they pay their father (100 Afternoon club and the Women's 8m Registrar of Motor 'Vehicles 11:00 a. m.— Holiness meeting. at Ossining, N. Y., a year ago, kill­ Sirloin Steak...... 7 0 - liquor licenses, to sell not only beer, the First Christian church at & u - Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.— Choir re­ The Week. a month. but hard liquor by the drink, were GREAT BRITAIN TO KEEP Bridge club were present, and a de­ gor, Mains. dwln, dated Oct 10, informing 3:00 p. m.— United Soldiers’ hearsal. ing 20 persons, were acquitted to­ meeting. Thursday at 2:00 p. m. the Sew­ These babies are paying for their day of second degree manslaughter yesterday granted to the Silver lightful time was enjoyed. Mrs. A l­ Mr. Fiedler Is a member of the |lto bis license was suspended be­ Wednesday, 8 p. m.— Vestry meet­ Roast Turkey...... i... ; bert W. Hllding won first prize, 7:00 p. m.— Grand march. ing a rc le will meet. own medical care, supplies, equip­ charges. The Jury, sitting with Grill and Curley's Lunch. Both Union Congregational church and Is cause of a court conviction of driv­ ing. FLEET IN MEDITERRANEAN Mrs. John Palmer second. Refresh­ 7:30 p, m.— Great Salvation meet­ Thursday at 8:00 p. m. the choir ment, their food and clothing, and Judge Gerald Nolan In Westebeatef’ Native Calves’ Liver and Bacon ... 60c made application over a month ago a graduate of the Rockville High ing BO as to endanger, and that he Friday, 3:30 p. m.— Girls’ Friend­ ment! of sandwiches, cake and cot ing. will meet tor rehearsal. putting the rest of their earnings county court, deliberated 18 hours and it was not until yesterday that TOMORROW and MON. must turn in his license at once, ly Candidates. . Also A La Carte Service. fee were served. The older girls of n . ______The Sunday services will be con­ away In a fund to insure their future and 30 minutes. they were notified that the permit (Oonttnusd fram Pag* One) 8 p. m.— Leaders' meeting. St. Peter's choir assisted as host­ ducted by Colonel William H. B ar­ ZION LUTHERAN. health and education. Ttic defendants wefe Nicola wE HAVE A FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH SEA FOOD was to be granted to them. Both re­ STATE November 1, AH Saints' Day. esses. Proceeds amounted to near- 2—DAYS ONLY—2 TOWN CLERKS WILL HEAR rett, field secretary for the eastern High and Cooper St. Their guardians— Dr. A. R. Dafoe, etatement that Laval expressed on 8 a. m.— Holy Communion. Pre­ D'Amarco, 56; Charles Neldhardt, ceived their permits late yesterday to (8. to be used towards the St. 11 ABOUT NEW MARRIAGE LAW territory, with his headquarters In Rev. H. F. K. Stechholz, Pastor. Judge J. A. Valin of North Bay and 60, of New York, ami Rudolph Pick, end this morning opened for busi­ opinion and reply in a plain affirm­ Peter’s Parish Hall fund. Orfoird Parish New York City. Accompanying will sentation of the United Thank Of­ Oliva Dionne, father of the quintup­ Try Some of Our Delicious Home Made Candies I fering. 46, of Long Beach, N. Y. ness. The opening of the two res­ ative to all questions put to him by J Ijorcester, Mass., Oct. 19.— (A P ) be Adjutant and Mrs. Ralph MlUer, Sunday school at 8:30 a. m. Serv- lets—feel it la their duty to look out Special Low Prices! I Britain. divisional officers from Hartford. This was their second trial. The taurants seliing liquor by the drink Chapter —M ty a n d ' town clerks from Ive In English at 9:30 a. m. Eigh­ for the health and training of the first ended In a mistrial when Presid­ now makes three public places In tbnughout New England were reg- Delegations will be coming from SOUTH CHURCH teenth Sunday after Trinity. Text Infanta until they are of age. the surrounding corps for the Sol­ ing Judge John B. Coyle died before I Manchester where liquor can be 23 COPS GRADUATE Utsred as the annual convention of Methodist EpIscopaL of sermon: Ps, 68, 816: Ethiopia A motion picture contract, sale of Say Air Bombs diers' meeting at 3:00 p. m. and the Its completion. — THE TEA ROOM — purchased In this way. D. A. R. tbio Now Ehigland City and Town Earl E. Story, D.D., Minister. ahall stretch out her bands hastily photographic rights and three or addresa will be delivered by Colonel The fatal accident occurred on Killed A Chief Presents Olerk’s association began here to­ unto God. four commercial contracts pay the Opposite St. Jamea’s Church AT G-MEN SCHOOL Barrett. 10:45— Morning worship and ser­ July 22, 1934. Tbe bus was carry­ Addis Ababa, Oct. 19.—.(AP)- day. Quarterly congregational meeting Dionne sisters' bills and provide A bastneas buUt and growing steadily on quality" The Week mon by Dr. Story. Subject: "The ing Brooklyn Democrats to Sing The Ethiopian government ossertsd tocluded among today's speakers on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 7:30 p. m. their savings. Monday, 7:30 p. m. at Hartford Unfinished Task.” Sing prison to witness a baseball NEW ASSISTANT TO BE today Italian air bombs killed a (OonUnned from Page One) The Community WlUlom C. WeUlng, director of .Many Changes In Town. Temple a great Harvest gathering Musical program: game when It ran wild down a bill child at Ambaalaje, TIgre Province, .vjtal statistics In Connecticut who POUSH NATIONAL CATHOLIC In a few years there may be In­ service will be conducted by Colonel Prelude— "Reverie" ...... Marker and plunged off a ramp. on the northern front. Infuriating reau "eampus," the police officers Players will explain the new marriage law 28 Golway Street surance policies on the five little A T SERVICES SUNDAY William H. Barrett when the har­ Anthem— "Bleas the Lord, O My the populace. studied technique, Investigations, y]htch goes Into effect In Connecti­ vest reports will be read for each Rev. Basil Sychta girls. Ontario laws limit tho Soul" ...... Hailing The government also announced finger-printing, crime, laboratory cut next year, under which parties corps In the division. amount of insurance that may bo Anthem— "The PUlara of the officially that Emperor Halle Selas­ work, law and penology. must be passed by a certified physi­ iSiesday at 7:30 p, m., Band re­ 8:30— Children's mass. written on young children and, at SHIP COLIJSION DOE.S Rev. Frederick W. Clark to Earth Are the L o r d s " ...... Tours sie’s armies were in a period of Murdered "Oimri* cian who baa administered a blood hearsal; Corps Cadet claos and Girl 10:30— High mass. present, such policies are not avail­ B UT U T T L E O.A.MAOE STEAMED ClJiMS Celebrate One of the Masses concentration, in accordance with a *‘The Family t«(t. Postlude—"Festal M arch"___ Field "Sham" raids on kidnapers* hide­ Guards. 7:00 p. m. Thursday— Junior able. carefully studied plan, and that up Alban W . Cooper, organist-direc­ San Frandaco, Oct. 19.— (A P )— ' at St. Bridget’s Tomorrow. outs were staged at the Marine Wednesday at 2:15 p. m„ Home choir rehearsal. Here are sumo of the changes in to the preoent only small detach­ tor. The Swedish steamer Margaret TONIGHT — FROM 8:30 ON — AT Base at Quantico. "Oscar.” tha bu­ league; 7:30, Young People's Le­ 7:00 p. m. Friday— Senior choir Callander recently: ments had opposed Jis Italians. Upstairs” jj POULTRY MEETINOS 9:30— The Church school with rehearsal. Johnson and the tanker Tulsagaa re­ Rev. Loo Richer, who has been reau’s dummy, who has been “mur- A 8-Aet Ooroedy gion. (Captain Rothwell Stlckley and There’s a new railway station, ’’Italy ho* no idea of our strate­ dsred" hundreds of times, was "kill­ classes for all ages. ported to tho Coast Guard early to­ assistaot at St. Bridget's church a group of young people from West built during the summer. since August, 1984, left this morn­ gy." Uie government announced, ed'' some more, and the pollctmen- W H ITO N M EM ORIAL 'A i«rlea of educational poultry Haven. This meeting Is not con­ 10:45— Church School Nursery. SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL day that they had collided e few t s i mtotlngs aa planned by the Hartford New garages and oil stations are JULE^ TAVERN ing for SL Mary's church, WUllmon- "and therefora Its preeent bewilder­ students were ordered to find clues HALL U-_____ ( t fined to young people but all are In­ 6 p. m.— Senior Young People, 8. B. Green, Minister miles off the Golden Gate, but that CJdunty Farm Bureau has Just been open for business and getting it. Julius Chaj^ot, Prop. (Ic, to which parish hs wo* assign­ ing Indeoiaten enable* the Ethio­ leading to his slayers. « » Y 1 - 4 0 v e „ . vited to attend. with Miss Hazel Driggs and Sher­ Typifying the graceful repose of old hge, the restful figure of the neither was seriously damaged. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, onpounced by Russell S. Anderson, Tourist camps have sprung up on 446 Center Street ed by the transfers mads public on pian* to carry on effectively their In the rifle range In the Justice Thursday at 7:30 p. m., open olr wood Humphries, leaders. Swedish morning worship, 10:30. spinster pictured here In her trilled bonnet and shawl, sljiy The Margaret Johnson, 2,929 net ulterior maneuver*.’’ 8:80 P. M. Assistant (tounty Agricultural every available lot. Thursday. Rev. Frederick W . building the officers practiced with service; 8:00 p. m.. Salvation meet­ 6 p. m.-:-Hlgh School League with English morning worship, 11:10. "stealing forty winks," was Judged the best portrait of 600 prinu tons, radioed that Its only damage ’ Authorities also anticipated a A n n t. The first of these meetings Roads havo been built and old O u k , who has been assigned to S t sub-macblne guns, riifss, pistols and An Seals 40o. ing. Miss Eunice Gates and Mias Grace Sunday school, 12:00. submitted at the annual salon of photography, hold this year at was a broken boat davit. The Tul- and definite advantage over Italy on the will be held at the County buUdIng ones improved. riot guns. On the outdoor range at Reserved Best Bxehaii|et A ti tni »•' Friday at 4:16 p. m.. Band of Legg, leaders. A t 4:00 o'clock In the afternoon the San Diego exposition. Tho subject, "Miss Jessie Brown," was sagas reported that its bow was - Bridget’s church from S t Michael’s nortbe'rn front today In their first iniHartford at 7;S0 p. m. on Tburs- Quantico they practidad long-range Keller’s. Y. M. C A., Kemp’s, Love; 7:30 p. m.. Songster rebears- 7:80 p. m.—:Evenlng . worship with the members of the church will taken by Drummond Young, of Edinburgh, Scotland. The pic­ Edward McBeth, reeve of the town damaged and that it intended to THAT GOOD N^^RRAGANSETT BEER church, WesUrly, R. I..^wUI cele- major batti*. apparently developing dtor. October 24, b rau on* of the ill 8 t Brid­ ahootlng and tear-gas attacks. In Potteitos R KnUi. on address th^ Rev. NeweU 8. meet for a sfieclsl service. A pro- (the position r j reeve corresponds dock In Ban Francisco bay for In- . mow** about Makale. TwUfMi "Twa W Toolilit” aad"‘ito(d Reek . ture won first prize In the porlrgitur* class. get a ehuieh touerrow. the "O-Men's’’ gym they learned to that of mayor in larger placM), specUoa. "Are en* rsollv eolnr to eom* to ilu-iltni. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19,1988. FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER l9,198S. PAGE ■T littirtyratFr rreneh government during tha past with tha Eritrean mules. They are week appears to even the moat too big to stand the climate and Old Macdonald Had A Farm, .skilled observers of diplomatic ma­ theta roads. Hundreds of them E—I—E—I—00001 BEHIND THE SCENES C orntim neuvers to be Inexplicable. It is have died.” ^ rUBUBHED BT THE doubtful If ever before did any head The Roman Censor shouldn’t have IN WASHINGTON WHERE klRAUD PRINTINO COMPAKT, INC WHERE II B lnill a;r>*t of a modem government succeed in lot that statement, come across Uie ■SV RODNEV DUTOHSII. Ifanabtitir, Conn. continuing for so long a time to ride water. Good stuff for home con­ T o Buy It TROUAB rBROUSON To Have it Done Oonornl Unonsor two horses going in eppoalts direc­ sumption. but not so good If Musso­ Harold WasUngtra Oorreapeadeat aattackaruicx 10to exponaitureaax^diturea andsad tbatbs tO]top- ______Feunaod Octobot t, 1111 tions as hSf-.'PremJer Laval, and lini wants possible American credit­ heavy admlnlstratlvs machine will Rsosevalt to Start NlrRel Nara- be answered by the economy effort, Pnbllihid UTory Bvhnlng I which of the two he Intended to quit ors to believe ho Is going to win in g ....D e e p Slash In Payrolls on usiness e v ie w although it cannot be eoncldered to B R fundnyi nnd Holidays Cntarad at lha Post OSlea at Uanohaatar, Conn., at the ^ a l spUt.iecond—whether this war. Of course the part about w ay----- Ax to Bite Deep Into have caused It. ■aeond Claaa Kali Matut. he would stand by Britain and the the Eritrean mules being better than NBA....Big Cnt to Come ’ by The big fact is that Roosevelt ts Nov. 15. ■UBaCRlPTION RATES League or assume an attitude of the American mules may be all compelled to ask tha next sasslop Ona Taar, by m a ll...... M.OO ' of Congress for much less tbsn Uie Par Montb, by m a ll...... t <0 neutrality has become the subject cf right—there is hardly anything or Wsahlngton’ Oct. 19. — Fsced. I elght-bTlllon dollar------budget------which’ TREATMENTSAID OLD FURNITURE MADE CHILD’S VISION dlnnla Copy ...... | 01 the world’s Kreate.it guessing con­ anyone so good that it Is quite im­ against big [ demanded last January. Not long BATTERIES SERVICED OalTyarad ona yaar ...... |0.00 FALL MONTHS IDEAL test. possible to And. somewhere, some­ federal spending, the Roosevelt ad- ago he waa hoping to enter the MEMBER o r THE AdSOCIATED Our guess Is that at long last thing or some one better. But the ministration is planning to pull tn campaign year with the promise of PRESS his hotns and nurse the nickels. an actually W anced budget. Per- HAIR AND SCALP USABLE BY L. RESEL IMPORTANT CARE Tba Aiioolatad Praaa la azoluaivaly France will be found, squarely on part about the American mules not Drastic cuts in personnel, bud- baps he still does, BY P. J. MORIARTY antitlad to tha uaa for rapublloatlon 9 FOR RE DECORATING of all nawa diapatchai craditad to It the side of Great Britain—if the con­ being able to stand the roads and gets, and various projecU may be Thanks to the relief problem the Vltallser Scalp Treatments are or net otbamrlia craditad In thin flict between the latter and Italy the,climate-^ In a country where the exMcted this winter. only way It seems possible to O f all the parts about an automo- At times every parent wishes to The fall and winter months usual­ papar and alio tba local nawa pub- Radiograms from the U. “ “ ' ' . . . r. Orandmother'B chair. Her favor-^frum a thing o f beauty. But all that reaefass the stage of actual war— boys from Pledroonte and Iitrla and 8. S. achieve even a technically balanced bUe that may go wrong, there Is at beneficial to 'both hair and scalp at know what causes the frequent dry underbrush. The owl was elec­ llahad oarain. Houston,_besring general ordera | budget would be to save snd atora least one vitally important portion can be changed, and from on eye­ ly are considered the more dreary, trocuted. I All rlabta of rapublloatlon of Tuscany and the Marches are sup­ Quotations- any Urns. Tour hair win not taka a Ite. Tha choir irtie usee every day, for the very urgent reason that from F. D. h im self“ to______o htsds of vlr- up money hers snd thera .In -Um of a car, whose failure to function sore one of the richest pieces of headaches of their children after be­ and dull months of the year, and apaetal diapatebai harain ara alio ra> good finger wave, marcel or perma­ winter and aumraer. How many aarrad. Franco dare not do other than de­ posed to be stamping gaily forward tusUy sU departments snd pressnt fiscal ysar. properly would disable the car, that furniture may be evolved. ginning school work. Some children make up the part o f the. year when Leningrad has a school for fo- genoy sgenetes, forscsst this dehs- nent unless It has a certain amount tlmea have }rou wished you could male taxicab drivers. roll aarrloa altant of N E A Sarvlea, pend on Britain for her own security —has its Implications. Budget estlmatea for the 1986-S7 is as imiversally neglected at times Louis Resel has a well equipped claim that they do not care to people slay indoors most of the fne. Tha toughness and hardihood of tlon of ths New Deal machine. fiscal year could be made on a vary as any part of the car. Labor has, I think, been given of elasticity. This treatment ts get that chair out of the living room wood working shop at 67 Pine street in the face of possible continental study; some, that they become time. There is nothing, therefore, Cabinet members snd administra­ low heals with the rsaliutioo that The part Is usually neglected be­ new charter. A capitalist govern­ restful and wonderful results are and into the woodpile without where he features furniture repair­ ‘ Publlahar'a Rapraaastatlvat Tha combinations against her In a future the American mule Is proverbial—he tors have been asked - to prepare the Congress convening in January, cause it la taken for granted. But ment has shown that it “cares.'' obtained. grandmother knowing it But there ing. sleepy after an hour or so of study. that will make these seasons more Chiropodist - Podiatrist Jullni Mathawa Spaelai Aaeney—.Vaw which may be far from remote. was tough enough and rugged studlSB and data showing how gov­ Tork, Chicaso. Oatrolt and Boaton. 1937, could vote further emergency experienced motorists do not take The third phase of the New Deal, a An Arnao S i^ p Steamer is used isn’t a chance. Mr. Resel came to this country Many children suffer from eye tiresome than a home with rooms enough to win the Boer war for the ernment . personnel can be cut to appropriations if necessary. I see It, will be not social security, St the Weldon Brauty Salon In the strain and its consequent dull head­ DR. BARNEY WICHMAN It is to be susiMCted that France, ^ythlng for granted. They know Did you ever atop to realise the from Vienna, Austria, as a young which have soiled wallpaper and Chiropodist • Podiatrist MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP British. He can stand w’lthout reasonable or normal else, with In­ There’s reason to suspect that but proflt security. Hotel Sheridan Building, snd an oil beauty marks of that grandmother’s ache, and, not realizing that poor ^RCDLATIONR looking'further ahead than this dication that tha cutting process ptter. They also know that it pays man. He spent several years in the woodwork. 880 Main Street D. may have,som e such idea —Maj. L. L. B. Angas, British econ­ that Is made up of several recondl chair—perhaps a hundred or even a vision Is behind the headaches, present rumpus, Is playing for the turning a hair rough going and will be carried out In December, the end where automobiles are om ist employ of local ioncerns as a wood You have undoubtedly noticed Tel. 5220 . Tba Rarald Prlntlna Company, Ina. the back of his bead, though _ Uonlng oils Is used. hundred end fifty years old. To be change about from this study to aaanraaa no dnanolal raaponilblllty record—seeking to make her attl heat that would kill every cavalrj' January and February. acerned, to buy the best—what worker before establishing his own that rcflnlahing brightens up a Dome Hoiirt: BveiUngs by App. degree of success in t^tng Uie gov­ they know is actually the best After the shampoo, a tonic Is true the chair may be ugly looking business twenty-five years ago. that alwaya aiming at one that to a great extent. Woodwork ro- for typoaraphleal arrora appaarlna In tude of friendship toward Italy ao horse In Mussolini’s army. Ask a All federal projects (every bu­ If the price of their lo; ______Maocbeeter> C t advartlaamanli In tha Manehaatar m ernment out of relief. Uie career through experience or their own lyalty to a used. A great deal of massage Is tn Its broken doira stage end far Telephone him at 7102. causes less use of the eyes. These flnlshed, walls papered, aU add to CvanIna Harald. Missourian how much endurance reau Is building, rsnovstlng or re- Repub: ere signs that point clearly to the spectacular that afterward, when jlggerlng something or other) must of the W PA program, and businesa tests, and that it also pays to have given with this treatment which the cheerful appearance of any resi­ conditions are all pertinent factors. Democratic, or Socialist Is a place need of a complete eye examination BATURDAT. OCTOBER 19 the now threatening war baa been such a creature has and ho will an­ be checked as to their etotus, com­ certain parts o f a car Inspected oc­ will absolutely cure sleeping scalp. dence. These things change just a in the public trough, the party is This is an excellent treatment after for the correction of the vision to fought—or just possibly the crisis swer, “ Did you ever see a dead mitments made, and poislbilltles of casionally. better off without them. house Into a real home which gives “HANDICAPPED” NBA to Feel Az an lijncss, or before a permanent If normal. BILL FOR DEAD HORSE passes without war—she can say to mule?" curtailment Budget studies are In this latter items would come —Gov. F. D. Fitzgerald, Michigan. comfort and happiness throughout Unknown to th^Ir parents, many to be made accordingly. Increase in the federal payroll the battery as one of the Important your hair Is lifeless snd cannot 1m At this time of the year when a long w.lntcr. her Mediterranean neighbor, “ You If the American mules In East Shantung ^Public Enemy* children are handicapped In school One matter that the new advisory \V Some high officials believe the seems scandalous to many, even and sometimes neglected parts. A compared with ordinary hot oU sp- hundreds of children are busy at by poor eyesight, ons of the great­ Africa are giving up the ghost by There is no greater menace then their school work, many wiU bo For any kind of Interior decorat­ know that 1 waa forced into the alli­ results will be spectacular, and haz­ here in'Washington. There were battery must have periodic inspec­ plications which treat- tha surface ing you will find that Wm. Dickson est contributors to bsekwaMness. ance against you; that I did iny best the hundreds, how are the Italian ard guesses that the reduction In 066,989 federal civil employes In tion and care If It is to function per- the rural underworld— more o f on only. Falls Before Firing Squad advised to get glasses, therefore a Tour child's school merits will Blight take under conaideratlon underworld than la to be found In bit of friendly advice will not be out of Hamlin street, Is most capable. bs Improved by proper glasses If to keep out of It. I strove to the soldiers actually standing the cli­ federal personnel may effect any­ March 1933, and August. 1930. factly, but the experienced motor­ Make an appointment for a Vital He can make your place look like a would be a formal division the r showed .770,128. There’s plenty o f cities. of place at this time. Bo certain to defective vision Is the trouble. ct where from 10,000 to 00,000 federal ist in order to assure perfect opera­ izer Scalp Treatment by calling the new place In a very short time. You utmost to stave off the attack on mate and the roods? There Is no workers. deadwood in that, but the Ironlo —Walter B. Pitkin, Columbia Uni­ take your child to an optometrist You can not act too soon. Know Ihidget into two definitely separated tion provides for the ultimate emer­ Weldon Beauty Salon at Dial 0009 Cbefoo, <3hlna.— (A P )—A firing, : The next day, with the bodice would be surprised how easy it is the truth now. through n thorough you and nothing in the world but way of knowing: but It.ls a safe bet First effect is sure to be a gen­ fact is that most of it is political versity professor, referring to who will advise glasses only if ac­ parta, togdther with a similar divi­ gency by buying a Murray Battery illiterate farmers, prey of dema­ squad has written “finis’’ to the ca­ for him to change the home from a test. Correct glasses nisy avoid my own pciil could have Induced mo that this picture of "Fascism marctv- eral checking of political endorse­ lumber which will be left Intact.' still sprawled around blood-stained tually needed. lifetime regrets. sion of the tax laid by tba annual which is sold by P. J. Moriarty. gogues. reer of the "King of East Shan­ dreary, bleak bouse into a coni- to become a party to it.” ing onward’’—tramp, tramp, tramp, ments of employed. Those with NRA, whose 2760 employes and The battery angle is one side of tung." tables, Uu gave a brllUsnt reception You’ll agree that defective vision town meeting and even a dlvlaion weak political backing will ba tha uncared for is a serious thing and fortable place in which to live. tramp—Is all tripe. $7,000,000 payroll have stined up the automobile question Another Hs was General Liu Chen-Nlen, a In observance of the birthday of the Experience has given Wm. Dick­ WALTER OLIVER In such record-playing Laval is ebtsf BUffsrars. oausUo RepubUcan attack, will ,ba The inalienable and sacred rights ^ Y o u r yet testa have shown that over 20 ip ttia tax MlUng—ona part o f the one of them and one that frequently BO Registered Optometriat doing a splendid job—so thorough a of human personality are indeed re­ despot hated that housewives Chinese republic. As host he chat­ son the ability to do ifiterior deco­ bjidget, to be kept eonapteuoualy first to feel tha big ox. As a re­ causes considerable trouble to car keep little straw Images of him on ted amiably with foreign consuls percent of all school children have BIO Main 8L Tel. fl08fl one that half the world and about all MAN WHO WON THE WAR Good for a Laugh sult of White House orders, at lesAt garded as trivial when the bones of defective vision. rating of all kinds in a manner apart from the other, conalitlng of All 'weak long, at matinees tn a owners who have not taken - the 6,000,000 men can be strewn across which daily, with appropriate mele- and other guests. His police finally which is always pleasing to his cus­ of Britain had coma to the conclu­ 000 NRA amployss will be dis­ necessary precautions, la the tire C h i l d r e n dlctlons, they shake dirty water Neither you nor the child can tell tjie requirements for operating ex­ It took disclosures la tha obituary local vaudsvlue house, a comedian missed by Nov. 10 and others prob­ the fields for a cause which Is still announced that the Cantonese had tomers. He always alms to satisfy sion that France prefers to string would crack, when a few eustomen problem. unknown. By Olivo Roborit Borton from their kitchen brooms. been "mysteriously" murdered. whether his eyes are normal with­ his patrons and that ia Just the rea­ penses; the second part conalatlng of notices of T. V. O’Connor, former ably will follow rapidly... .Idtes*' along with Italy rather than with were arising to leavs: relaUvely effleient PWA organiza­ That ts, It Is a problem If the car —Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, Catholic BY NGA 3MVICC INC. Death Osaclndaa Fears Liu, then s few years oiit of a out a thorough eye examination.. son for his success. Now Is the time fits llnandpg chargaa involved in tha chairman of the United States Ship­ Is not equipped with ^restone University. It is two years since Uu and his north China military academy, came Don’t take chances with anything MRS. ADA N. Britain. "I hope all tba NltA employee tion UkaW will be cut to pieces. Many letters from mothers tell to have this work done before cold paying off and carrying of back ping Board, to settle the long moot won't go home now." ....Housing and other PWA pro- | Tires that show automobllisls what rag-tog army were run out of this to eastern Shantung in 1928. He so precious. Have your child’s eyes weather sets in. Telephone him at MERRIHELD ^ebts. The second part might very We don’t believe that. Because It always drew a big laugh. real mileage and service are. of their disapproval of tho neigh­ rich section by General Han Fu-Chu ousted a hated provincial satrap, examined now, by Walter Oliver, question of "Who won the w ar?’’ grama have been decimated.. EDUCATION ‘ON THE BU?P 5329. TEAUHBR OF well bear the nickname of the “Dead in that event France would be back­ . . . that both the Morgan brothers, Is not possible for you to direct the untary musclee through a course of Turwell has already begim de- P. J. Moriarty conducts a gaso­ bors’ children as playmates for and today tba latter, os governor of O neral Chong Tsung-Chang, and registered optometrist, located at Mr. O'Connor won It. According Ralph ami Frank, own up to the Deep Slash on the Way line station at 174 West Center Shantung, Is giving the province an 910 Main street. Telephone 6030 for FRETTED INSTRUMENTS' Horse Budget." ing a losing horse—a fact of which wifrklng of the involuntary muscles exercises which will have the desir­ mobiUzing a large part' of his Re­ their own. was hailed as a deliverer. to tile New York Times, O'Connor family name of Wupperman . . . or No one here at this time seems street. Baldwin, Kas. — (A P) — John administration that, by contrast, Is an appointment. OWL STARTS FRENCH FOREST she Is probably convinced - and with the thinking part of your able effect of making them strong­ settlement outfit.., .With army en­ Two from widely separated cities But the people soon learned dif­ FIRE Through the ooortoey of Glbeoii. To illustrate: The |1,088,800 which nmdo tbo statement some time after that a Air. M. Hea»clbcrg la now er. Even though the patient may to be privy to Roosevelt’s plans but gineers virtually in charge of WPA Schermer Boettcher of Holton, Kas., presented almost Identical prob- benevolent ferently. Uu levied extortionate Inc., we offer tor a limited time, would surely make an enemy of the Melwyn Douglas of stage and screen mind. You can not consciously di­ certain previously known facta en­ never lets sleep Interfere with his But the fear that Uu might re­ would have to be raised In property the war that during the conllict, rect the heart action, or the action not be able to exercise these mus­ projects, marked economies may ems. In one case a little boy neigh­ taxes and In five years built up a Nice, France (A P )—An owl by FREE Mandoltas, Banjos and tiuces to meet the budget proposed one nation whose friendship and sup­ and that Elmer Rice still recognizes cles for himself, they can thus bo courage the deduction from the also be expected In the Hopkins or­ work and study. A sophomore at bor acted “os though he was not turn persisted until recently news personal fortune of 810,000,000. Oultare with coats of Irmene. while he won still president of the In- his old original surname, Relzen- of the digestive organs. Baker university here, each week he VIENNA HAS RESTAURANT landing on a high tension wire set port is more valuable than that of strengthened for him, which 1s the radioed orders that a cut-to-the- ganization----- And that, you may quite right.” The other writer men­ came from Klongst that he had been His prosperity ended when Han For portienlan see tire. Her- by the Selectmen and now In the terqational Longshoreman’s Union, stein. Destructive emotions undoubted­ bono drive Is in prospect. hitch-hikes 80 miles back home so executed. FOR NEEDY INTELLECTUALS ablaze several hundred acres of pino any other In the world. ly have a most Important effect up­ purpose for which this particular be fairly sure, la far from the half tioned a small girl who was ner­ defeat^ him In battle. Thereupon forest In the Magnan valley. Tbe rifleld at her stodlo, Mondayn, bands of the adjourned town meet­ The debate turned to a consider­ The recent shift of Republican of it. he can earn some money clerking In vous and silly snd full of bad hab­ Uu Is remembared for hla mssss- he waa “offered $10 for every long­ on the health through upsetting tlie treatment Is given. Weldon he accepted a bribe of 8250,000 and Vienna. — (A P) — A home for bird's weight caused the wire to Tneedays and Wednesdaya. ing would be divided as follows; If there is a general war the odds ation of how careers are begun and a grocery store Saturday afternoons its. ers of 20 dslegatss from the Canton took a post in Chekiang, far to the shoreman I could pull off hla job. normnj functioning of the invol­ intellectuals. Including a restaurant, sag against another. Sparks, flying 880 Mala S t TaL 7flU Operating arc a hundred to one that France made. Well. It seems Max Baer and in a dairy washing milk bottles In both stories these mothers government. They sought his co- south. Zut one of his brigadas mu­ The Germans would have been In untary muscles. Any system of QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Beauty Monday morning. where the mind as well as the stom­ from the short circuit, Ignited tbe budget ..1620,800 58 per cent will be in it—on the British side. wanted to be a rancher until he X-rays of the spina would probably jimas which are quite small and told how their own children had oparatldh with the Canton sdminls- tinied and the national government Paris In a month It I bad accepted.” slugged a longshoreman and Inad­ mental treatment will be beneficial Finger Drops Into Palm changed from quiet mannerly folk ach may be nourished, has made Its Dead Horse to the patient if such treatment be of value and you should also se­ which offer a pleasing variety when traUon and he invited them to a arrested him. After two years in appearance here. vertently became a boxer . . . that Question: Mrs. T. C. writes: cure a neurological examination to to untidy rowdies, aping the hab­ feast While at table they were budget .. 409,000 42 per cent So It Is clear that the Impeccable teaches the patients to better con­ “Why is it that the finger on my a change in vegetables is desired. Salon custody be waa court martlalled and Intended to serve - penny-pinched IMPRISONED CITY Katherine Burke of the screen got determine any cause of nerve block­ its of the dally visitors and losing stabbed to death. shot. To mMt this total of $1,088,800 patriotism of Mr. O’Connor alone in to the studios for winning a trol the emotions. In the emotional left hand next to the little finger, (Hang Nolls) Interest tn norms! play and toys. intellectuals. It provides at a cost of life, as elsewhere, it Is well to ing which may be present. A mus­ Antique Furniture two cents a day coffee, tea, bread the millage rate, provided the grand With the shadow of Mars black saved Paris and the. war to the leopard woman contest . . . and drops into the palm? I do not feel cular contracture such as you dis­ Question: Dora X asks: “How “And yet," said both letters In olllee. that Johnnie Weismuller first went travel the middle path of temper­ any pain in the finger and in fact can I prevent hangnails forming?. effect, “ children need company. and butter. As mental fodder, books CAVET'S GRILL list ware to remain the same as last on half the world and thoughta of ance, going to neither the extreme cuss is a common finding In paraly­ Croquignole Bought and Sold a good neighbor (the mother of traded wide attention last year and music are available to custom­ to Hollywood to teach the stars to do not know anything about It. sis of the ulnar nerve. They seem to be worse after keep- ■ There sre no other children near 45 East Center Street year*S"Wblch is not to be expected— war chllUng the hearts of multitudes It is nice to'have the matter set­ swim. of continuous exettement or con­ This occurs regularly, uaually dur­ and to forbad these undesirables hla friends), but this la not the when workers, by a spectacular ers. Lima Beans Alkaline ing my hands in hot water.’’ Repairing and Refinishing type of child In queation here. would be 29. Under the plan we in many lands, it comes almost as tled at loat. tinuous depression. ing aleep." Answer: Use rubber gloves whent Permanents the house seems cruel. Tliey won’t hunger strike underground, obtain­ When the establishment was When the Involuntary muscles of Answer: The s3rmptoraa you des­ Queation: Mrs. Jane D. asks: of Antique and Modern take tcIUng, their own mothers First and last the duty of any ed pay Increases. opened recently, only 200 of the 700 _ Daily 50c Luncheon and Plate Supper. an suggesting this total would be routine hews that .the Frehch gov­ placing the hands in hot water; also mother is to her own family. Uttle the abdomen have developed a poor cribe usually Is due to paralysis of “Are lima beans an alkaline food?" use care in trimming' the cuticle.' Furniture. won’t make them mind, and as we Hungary also Is supplying leather applicants — lawyers, physicians, ^ Sunday Dinners $1.00, and A La Carta. divided Into two parts: ernment has tmder advisement plans tone, they may be improved the ulnar nerve, arising In the Answer; Lima beans are alka­ Special $4.00 to $7.50 own our property and can't move, children not yet 'n school ora easily and tobacco for the Italian forces In musicians, singers and writers — Yi.u can soften the cuticle and help influenced by example. If too close Opsratlng ta x ...... 14.0 mllla for reconstruction of some of the Health and Diet through the use of a special mach­ brachial plexus. I hesitate to offer line in reaction. They may be to prevent bang nails if you will use Furniture Made T o^rder. what Is to be done?" Ethiopia. could be accepted. Something Different Every Day! De»d Horse Tax ...... 10.0 mills IN NEW YORK ine which employs the ainusodlal a definite diagnosis, however, with­ used In the dried form If thorough­ Must Decide Themaelvee contact with an undeslrabls is jM p- suburbs of Paris ao that the evacua­ a hand lotion, olive oil, or a com­ Dial 6009 ardislng the four-and-flve-year-olda This dead horaa tax would be for­ Advice electrical current. With this mach­ out first examining you and I ad­ ly cooked or baked. You might mercial cuticle cream, using any of VICTOR HEDEEN I am asked to settle what these Cocktails - Liquors - Beer and Wines tion of the city by Its population in a worried ladles cannot settle for at home, no one will dispute the mally allocated to the payment of By GEORGE ROSS ine, it is possible to put the invol­ vise an Immediate examination. like to try using the canned green these desired every night The Old Gray House At the right of the mother to say to Jim­ Accommodations for Private Parties. military crisis might be more prac­ By DR. FRANK McCOY. Hotel Sheridan Bldg. themselves. If they cannot And $200,000 of temporary notes, $174,- New York. O ct 19.—Met the ag. Green. Tel. 8677. my. "Here’s your bat—what’s your Don’t Be Sorry—BE INSURED! Tel. 3801 Manchester ticable. an answer, I wonder If Solomon burry T" 000 for bond payments—and $80,000 Ing David Warfleld in the mezsanine could? In such matters mother We Write All Kinds of inaurance Including To which, the prompt reaction in THE INVOLUNTARY MUSCLES for Intsrest. of the Music Hall where he saw the Instinct should find a way, be­ the eastern port of the United States cause there Is no code that covers AUTOMOBILE ^ To gst the full effect of such a talkie, "The Return of Peter Why Is it that no one has ever is the question. What sort of plight been able to hold his breath until Watch This Space For Specials neighbors or neighbors’ children FLAGS o r TRUCK THEFT PLATE GLASS FIRE WHERE presentation of the budgetary re­ Grimm", a role he created twenty and each case has intimate bear­ would the city of New York And It­ he died? Why do you blush when SAND and VIOLATED BY UONS "Service and Reliability" TO BUY SHRUBS-FLOWERS quirements of the town It Is to b« years ago. Tien, to the Waiflcld’s you do not want to? Why do the ings that an outsider cannot know. self in in case, through the exigen­ DAVIS A woman’s house is her castle, suggested that when the tax bilU go lavish Central Park West home pupils of your eyes contract? Why Nairobi (AP)—Tha white flag of McCONVILLE’S cies of war or some great natural GRAVEL her children and their future are PAO AN l GORMAN out the taxpayer be billed separate­ where the great actor Uvea In retire' is it that you can not atop the di­ HOME BAKERY hers to. look out for—she Is re­ peace has been tried on the lions tn catastrophe. It should become vital­ EXCAVATING 928 Main Street Tel. 4412 CHRYSANTHEMUMS IN BLOOM ment gestion of your food simply through sponsible and that responsibility ths northern Antler of Kenya, but ly for his operating tax and for bis willing to stop it? FOR YOUR h a l l o w : GRADING At Reasonable Prices. ly necessary for the great town to gives her authority. they refused to recognize It dead horaa tax. A quarter o f a mUUon doUars The reason that you'ean not con­ PARTY LOAM FILLING be emptied of all or most of Its worth of art treasures are strewn If the daily visitor is a nui­ FALL BEDDING PLANTS , ^ e purpose In all thU would not trol these actions by an effort of Pumpidn Pie Mlnoe Pie BRIDGE AND ROAD sance, If the effect of bis presence B. K. Dodge, from Uttle Rock, CLEAR, people in a day. about the rooms; pin money to this Ark., was on safari with 10 pack ba one of any immediate economy— your will la that they are perform' All Kinds of Doughnuts BUILDING is a constant risk to the standards PURE 16 Windemere Tel. 5947 The inhabitants of the Bronx, to veteran player who drew a million ed by Involuntary muscles or mus­ she has set for her own children, ponies. Every night he tethered the system would not directly affect doilara from his performances in Fancy HaDowe’en Cakes them Inside a circle of fluttering A. R. WILKIE be sure, would be In no worse situa­ cles which are not under the direct The any mother has the right to say, tha total property tax rate in the T h e Music Master", another million control of your wifi. Cup Cakes and Cookies white flags. He had been told that l« Walker St. tion than those of any other large 'Go home and don’t come back." Isost But It would, It la fair to for Impersonating Grimm . . . When you study the Involuntary Alexander Jarvis Co. And to her own small fry, “ Play lions disliked the pennants, but late city, for the way to the hinterland Is A glittering world of faahion at­ 519 Main St. Tel. 8286 416 Center SL Tel. 4224—8026 one night a lioness waited to wind­ assume, bring home to the people muscles, you will find that they alone when you are outside.” REPAIRS PUT OFF WILLC'OST YOU MORE!’ open to them. Brooklyn and tended the premiere of the Ballet form layers which are Important MAKING UP She may be more tactful about ward. while her mate came down of the community with great force Riisse de Monte Carlo In the MetrO' MILK Queens Borough could spread them­ parts of the vital organs, such as It than that and maneuver iklll- wind towards the ponies, driving a rsalixatlon of the Immensely dis­ polltan Opera House Between bal­ fully to bring it about, but deter­ them through the camp. G. SCHREIBER * SON, Ine. selves over Long Island, but they the heart and digestive organs Raw or proportionate port of their tax lets. In the red-tinged corridor, Edna These muscles also line the blood mination will And a way. The white hunter of the party, GENERAL BUILDING CXJNTR ACTORS would still be Imprisoned In a rela­ Fcrbcrg paused a moment to com­ vessels and control the flow of AT YOUR SERVICE Year’e Training Endangered who had no faith In white flags, ap­ Dealers In Building Matorlala. Wood Worklug and Repnlra, money that must go to meet the cost Pasteurized | tively restricted area from which ment to me, sardonically perhaps, blood. They are laid In flat sheets We are always glad to answer any question about Yea, children need company, but peared carrying a torch and a rifle, Office and Mill, 280 W. Center St. Tel. 4887 of a slovenly policy of deferring pay­ that this brilliant turn-out around rather than in bundles, and have a shopping list this does not mean “any" company. and as the light flashed on the eyes they might not bo able to escape As You ment in yeora past—of needicasly town reminded her too much of pre­ smeller cells than the voluntary INSURANCE The “other" child, full of bad hab­ of the lioneoa be fired. pnd which could not begin to pro- war days . . . Afterward, to a muscles have. However, both the its, ia,always easy to follow. Good One pony had beIrving Berlin and can not easily control your hsart Stores, are especially fitted to take care of onr special need. Bnt which 709 Main Street Phone 3058 ican Fleheries Society here. boroughs and outside, and a floating his wife, the former Ellen Maokey, MURRAY BATTERIES GENERAL SERVICE STATION a^d a year for which the town gets action by an effort Of yOur will. A diet nstricted to vegetables Phone 3829 population of more than a quarter ol added to the lustrous assortment In The action of the Involuntary products and which stores? Which can we afford, and which do we think would ba equally bard on a flab, Valves Ground Salve Vendrillo, Mgr. ho tangible return of any kind. a million vlsitora, could easily be the first-night crowd . . . After muscles Of the stomach brings VIosoa daelarsd. For example, a blg- GraaalM Brake Rellnlag CONTRACTOR CIghty-flve thousand dollars of dead ward, to a party in honor Of Com­ is best? We must look to advertising for advice. ~ mouthad bass could live for 12 years placed In a situation of utter des­ about the constant churning mo­ PERO Crankcase Service loss. poser GsrshwIn at Composer Kay tion of this organ which serves to on a straight vsgstable diet end still Band Servloe Telephone 6903 peration. Swift’s house where celebrities from for Rich, Wholesome MILK be a minnow, while another boss 'Eighty^ave thousand dollars U mix foods with the digestive jiiiccH Advertising is the itraight line between supply and demand. It saves ORCHARDS TELEPHONE 8807 Why no sensational novelist has every walk of life mingled at the —this motion is kept up unui ell that had eaten meat along with Its 54 Walker St„ Manchester mofs than our police protection costa Ican-to-bar . . . call Mountain Brook Farm SPECIALIZiNG IN vsgstabiss would wsigb 12 pounds. never adopted this direful aiiuatlon of the food leaves the stomach, time spent in haphazard Shopping. It leads you directly to your goal. By ICE — ICE — ICE ahd our electric llghu cost and our Tbtnet, to the El MorOoeo and which may takO as long as 6 Or 7 TELEPHONE FOR DAILY DELIVERY! for bit own and Invented a tale with­ stayed untU the majority of custom­ D. W. KELSEY whole garbage ooUactlon system hours. When food ts ready to reading the sdvertlsements. we ctn deterwftie in advance where the best Range, Fnrnace and Fireplace Wood. out parallel in history, no one can ers went boms and only a few die- leavs. It ts shovsd out Of ths stom Tel. 8890 Freih Fruiti VACUUM CALL oesu plus the amount that it cosu It’s Dally Delivery HUNOARVn HOT PLAINS say. Perhaps, in view of the Paris hards ttaysd behind. Then John sob by the asms muscuUr action. Guernsey and rURNUB ITALIAN MOUNTS 116 Wells Street V , FIRPO Tel. flI48 Perona suggested that we Uke over values are to be found. With the aid Of advertising, shopping bscomes a . FRESH TbrougBout to make the assessments and send preparation, one may. This tarns churning movsment Milk Msneheater CLEANERS Louis Resel out the bills and collect the taxes the band. So we did, Richard Bar- takas place in the next part of the simple and pleasant business, and budget figures bring mors smiles than EGGS Vegetables Budapsst (AP)—Ths prospset of thelmees crooned, Libby Holraari digestive tube snd la cslltd peris- war In Ethiopia has brought pros­ REPAIRED 67 Pine S t Tel. 7102 —u$ or GAS— OILS AXMAota uulea oOuld not compAre " — ------1 el, 6874______Open Bvflniagg swers to the pome lAN lf thinking part of your miai), that tt y '” ^ * r*’ “i f

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1», 1988. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESl-ER, CONN- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19,19S\ GERSHWIN’S OPERA m e a cwjraqe, *TEN- Only $1,000 Now Needed WTIC DAILY RADIO PRO* Hartford, Oona. A GRAND SUCCESS SHUN For Debutantes Wardrobe 60,000 W. 1040 K. C. S8$4 M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER l i (Central and Bestsrn Standard Tin T he H igh S chool W orld SYNOPSIS: Anna Farnsworth Travelers Broadoastlag Servtee. Netei AH pros rams Ce Ser ana baste ebalni or grospo thoroof unloM ^ laatned tiiat beoanae of her There was a light knock at the Buddies (Bostera Standard Ttane.) Bed) coast to coast (t to e) dosisnatlon IneluSoo aUavallablo itatlona foster parMitSi LqIcq and door. She opened It and found But Washington, Oct. 16.— (A P )— l^oounts more than great expendi­ Rroerima aukltol to ehanse without provlouo nelleo In advance. R. M, Theater Guild Pots It Over Vol. III., No. 12. Saturday, October 19, 198,'). Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser Farnsworth, have failed to adopt torn, a truly comical look of oon- Tbe debututantestee ofor tbe capitalcapiti need ture,” said M n. Dunlop. "One of NBC-WEAF NETWORK Cent Beet her, she will not Inherit tbdr cam on bis face. spend no more then $1,000 apiece the beet dressed debe of this m Saturday, Oetober 80, 1880 BABIO — Betti ereef wlw weol wtlo 4:40—Fredorle Wm. wile, ' large estate. Her "relatives’’ plan "Mrs. Farnworth says you are to son is lucky Indeed In having a tal­ P. M. wjar wtas woeh kyw wbte wfbr wre ! 'l i “ f i j f —Throe uttio Worde •VI ATTENTION BOWLERS oh their wardrobes for the season ' — way------wbaii vcca wtem wwl------wacl:— Mid; trtit-FrtM.audio Niwo Pi UPPER JUNIORS ELECT to drive her from the FiirnsworUi come down and have dinner with just now getting under way. ented mother who has really en­ 1:00 — News; Weather; Market knd wmiKi wed who wow wdc( j!lj— eiss—Scorn of Football Os the “Met” With “Porg, S T U D lltO U N C lL the others; that there ere to be no Report. MIOWeST—wood wire B:4S— e:4S—aoundro Brown'e Sen teuse, and Bob Crocker, her There will be a meeting of That Is the expert opinion of Mrs. joyed making almost every stitch of Neither Here SHAKESPEARE FILM. Any Fine Noon CCCAPPEALS flanoe, has been surprisingly oool more m'ealt sent up here. But William Laird Dunlop, a "social her daughter’s wardrobe.'^ 1:22—Conn. State (ToUege Pro­ NORTHWBbT A CANADIAN - wtmi ksolci Jack Major—midwoati William Slnnamon was elect­ EXPLAINS MEANING the Ex-Service Men's Bowling wibe katp wobe wdAy kfyr orcl efcf . A Orohaatra-w and nnoommimlcatlve Just when MIsa Anne. If you want them th ^ ’ll secretary” who helps the debs blos­ Coming out balls normally cost gram; Sons of Soli, G. Loring ed preeldent of the upper-juniors: League Monday evening at 8 SOUTH - wrva wptf wwno wla wjez 4:00— ?:0I>—Frank Parkar’t end Bess.” PLANS ARE MADE Bhe needed hhn most. But she be served heire.’’ som. anywhere from $600 to $1,500, Burwell, director. wfla-waun wlod warn wmo wab wepi baalo; Naiar Kurkdlla Bnai Nor There on Wednesday, October 16. o'clock at tbe Army and Navy wjdx womb kvoo wky w(aa wbsp kpre weat Other officers ara: Vice-presi­ hopes that tonight he will be him­ " I don't, Buttona, I couldn't eat She said today she’d known debs though Mrs. Dunlop has helped with 2;00—Rex Battle's Concert En­ TO BE IN HARTFORD FOR M.H.S. GRADS OF H IY PIN self. another meal here. I ’m going out Club. It is requests by Presi­ semble. wool ktha ktha wane wava wtar ?i»-N la sa ri Falla Band t New York, Oct. 19.— (A P )—Tho dent, Lorraine VanHaverbeke; to apend $$,000 or $8,000 for clothes aome running os high os $8,000. MOUNTAIN-koa kdyl kgir kzhl 7:00— a;0^Tha Muiloal Comody i Have you alwayi had, an unapok- 'When Yvonne ftnlshea her dinner dent Clarence Peterson that all but she always advises against it, She's also seed as Lilgh ae $2,000 2:30—Week-end Revue. PACIFIC—kgo kd kaw komo khq ktad 7*4®" 4:40—Ta Bo Announcad ThMter Guild has put It all over en dealre to aee your favorite stoiy, Treasurer, Jack Crockett; Seers- Chapter 14 have her come up, will you?" raemhers of tbe league be since those spending more then $1,- worth of flowers purchased for a 3:30—^Muslo Guild. ktar kfii kpo kos kga kir kya koea Conaeat "Hucklebcry Finn" by Booth Tark- tary, Nathalie Moorahouse. | Cant. Boat. Martini, Oreh,- the Metropolitan Opera As Boon as Buttosui closed tbe present so as to decide whether 000 "have no better time and make single debut, but that’s tbe rare ex- 4:00—-Carol Dels, soprano. !2 S r .i!l!“ K*7ty May Camady For years the Metropolitan has Home Room Representatives Ington, enacted on the atago? Well, Bushnel! Memorial to Show Albert Behrend Asks Them ROB’S VISIT door, Anne went to her desk. She'd or not there 'wUI be a league no better Impression." cation. 4:18—Tho Norsemen;.; 14:40- liO ^ tc a Oarden A Orckoatra 4:00—lOiO^Malodlaa from Cali George Fischer Tells Story 14:40- 1:40—Dick PIdlor’a Orahootra said season after season; hcre'a .voiir chance! You will be But if she was to see Rob tonight need her bank book. Yvonne could this season. She recommends for eacb deb one The comlngs-out end golnga-on 4:30— Our Barn. Lombardo Orel. given an opportunity "Neither Here 1:®^ tiOI^Rax Battla aiid Enaambla Lyman'i Orek We arc always looking for worth' Discuss Added Responsi­ She must relax or she'd look burn her personal letters and save black evening gown, one white eve­ of tbe debi now have the social 8:00—Blue Room Echoes. .Joseph 1:41^ 4:10—Ta Be Announeod 14 hr.) iOtS^lfiJ^CIaudo Hopkina' Or while American operas; we are al­ Nor There" but In our high school, “Midsummer Night’ to Help Fill Town’s Allot­ OUTLOOK FOR SCHOOL of Symbol tir Help Show the few receipts she bad filed ning gown, and a few pretty eve- right-of-way here. By November 1 Blume, director; with Bradford 4:40— 1:40—Chleago A Cappalla Choir • H jCO' Sttflino Yotina Orcli wretched. OUworth-Oornell Post, 4:00— 0:00—Walton Orohaotra A Ntwt ways eager to produce them. to ace the famous characters por­ Anne lay on tbe sofa and waited there; Harney would have the most American Legion nliig gowns In colors; one very they will be going at a terrific pace. Reynolds. „ —taeic: Oae. Olaan Muale—ml. trayed by your own classmates. smart lailored suit for luncheon and ’They've had all theii- fittings, 5:40- S:SO—Praaa. Radio Htwo Period 11:40—IZita—Dick Matanor Oreh.- An excellent American opera has bilities in Self-Government Dream.” ment for October. for sleep. She bad slept only fit­ Important ones. There were notes The appointment of Mrs. (Jbarlae 6:30—Temple of Song. 4:44— 4:35—Alma Klleholl. Contralto ele: Bddio Nalbiur Oreh.-ml' been written by George Oershwlnt .BAND SEEMS BRIGHT the Meaning of the CInb. to pen to her six beat friends, girls rooming events; several pretty and their permanent waves, their dentitel 6:00—Wrightrille Clarion. 4:40— 4:40—Religion in Nowo. Talk fully since that first dreadful night. L. Wlgien as president of our Auxil­ 4:00— ?iOO—Tkornlon Plokor. Opocta NBC-WJZ NETWORK "Porgy and Bess." It Is based on A certain senior boy met with an Now she dozed, tossed, dozed again. wbo were to have been bridesmaids. Informal afternoon gowns for tea work done, plenty of good edvlce on 8:30—News. tho drama of Catfish Row In unfortunate accident recently which iary creates a situation which we dances; smart shoes and accesso­ how to conserve then- energies, so 4:14— Tilt—Popoyo tha talior. Skit •AOIC — East: »| i wbs-wbas Plans to revamp the fltudent When she awakened tbe storm She owed It to them to tell them believe to be unparalleled in the 6:40—Gems from Memory. 4:40- Ti40—The tlnltre Melt Trie Charleston, “Porgy,” by Du Bose makes it necessary for him to use Hartford Is Indeed fortunate to be According to Albert Behrend, as­ Fifteen boys and a small number According to George Fischer, bad stopped. She arose, went to the what had happened. ries. that they can give ten weeks of 6:48— Modern Mountaineers. 4 :4 ^ )T:4a_Te Be Aaneuneed wrili Mid: wcky wanr vis kwk and Dorothy Heyward. Todd Dun­ Council were made on seventh peri­ crutches. Let's make It as easy for sistant charity superintendent, of history of the state—and, perhaps, Cleverness with the needle often their young lives just to glamour. 7:00— 4:00—The Parede ef Hite—ta o vran vmsq kao r.m of the selected cities at which of girls reported to assenjbly hall preeldent of the Manchester High wide window c ’ looked out The Brief notes they were, and Anne national—Legion. As far as can be 7:00—Thornton Fischer on Sports. 4:00- 4:00—0 Man. Orametia—elao o can and Anne Wiggins Brown have od, Tuesday, by home-room repre­ him as possible, shall wc7 Good Manchester, this town hat not, as wrote them with her lips sat In a 7:18— Pop-eye The Sailor. 8:30— 9:30—Wallaea Baary—alao e. MIOWBOT—wmi wood wire the title roles. tbero will bs a special advance en­ Wednesday after school, to talk School Hl-Y, the 1633 season will be sun bad broken through the west­ ascertained, this Is the first time NORTMWtOT A CANADIAN -■ wtadiS , , sentatives. Tho Council formerly hick, Dick. yet, filled Its shaae, of the state'e ern clouds and was sending the firm, straight line— "find I am only 7:30—Tho Slszlers. 0:30—10:40—Dartay Oanea Orckaatra •hlic Itatp vobo wdny kfyr crcl cfef Everyone around town has known gagement of "A Midsummer Night'a C. C. C. quota of men for October. the moat successful one In the club's that husband and wife have held the tracts a success. I f there are any offlcara will take place on Novem­ 10:00—11:00—Herald Otarn Orektstra had very little definite responsibili­ about the organizing of the new last shafts of light east, to where tbe foster daughter of Luke end offices of commander and president 7:46—Rhythm of the Day. ,10:30—11:40—Nawa A Oanaing Praram SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wlo wu for many months Gershwin wae. I don't doubt that you’re all aware Dream,” a film adaptation of the Through the C. C. C. Mr. Behrend fourteen years. It is George's opb Lucinda Farnsworth, and as euch, complaints or misunderstanding In ber 6. Anyone wishing tlokets for wfla-wson wlod warn wmo wsb «ai writing this American negro folk ty or organization. Manchester High School band. Mt. Hood’s snow-covered peak simultaneously. To both Mr. and 8:00—Lenny Hay ton’s Orchestra. i1i®^14:0O—P#ul Pandarvla Orakaa. * '‘y wfsa wbcp fcpi Principal Edson Bailey, who pre­ of the approaching exams, but hero play of the same name, written by Is offering to graduates of recent ion that Hl-Y alms should t do not share in the will. Under regainl to this campaign, please call the department dinner In Meriden 9:00—G-Men. -11:40—14:30—Al tyona and Orekaatra woAi ktba ktha wtoe wava opera. It was In the writing when Is a gentle reminder. I suggest that The girle, although expressing brought to the attenUon of gleamed lemon-yellow. She looked Mrs. WIgren go our best wishes for sided over the meeting, remarked the Immortol Shakespeare, which years, and others unemployed thus down at tbe city roofs, shinglng tbe circumstances I have decided to Mrs. OlarUer, Tel. 443d. must obtain them before the 23rd 9:30— Victor Young's Orchestra. CB8-WAB0 NETWORK the Metropolitan produced Its Ill- you stay In a few nights and blow their desire to play, either had no a Buccessful year In their dual role. pa cific —kzo kri kgw komo kbq that the question of reorganizing had Its world premiere on October far, a chance to enroll in the Civil­ more students than the Hl-Y with their late drenching at the break my engagement with Robert Following a change In our by-laws of this month. 10:30—Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra. BASIC—Eaati arabo wade woke ereao fated "In the Pasha's Garden” last the dust off some of those history 9 at New York. This film will be ian Conservation Corps, and a Instruments or didn't know how to here. The Tercentenary Parade commit­ the annual dues for 1936, become waab wnao war wkbw wkm whk wjr ktar kpo kaz kza kir kya kaca the student council has been care­ play. curving line of river, visible here Crocker. Forgive the brevity of 11.00—News. Cant East season. books! (Mr. Piper, please note.) shown at Bu'shnell Memorial Hall chance to earn some money. Tbe purpose of the club Is to tee held Its final meeting laat Satur­ due and payable Oct. 30tb. Liete wdre wi-au wlae wean wfbl ertpd wjav: But It was the Theater Guild, not fully considered for some time by a and there where the wharves were this, I will write you later when 1 day, winding up one of the best 11:18— Harold Stern’s Orchestra. , Mldwaati wbbm wfkm kmbe kmoz few members of the faculty, name­ on Thursday evening, Friday mat­ Connecticut has been given a The band Is bsing orgsnlsed to "create, maintain, and extend know more of my future." show Mrs. WIgren our appreciation iwhta kfab krnt {fiat JiSzS*’**' ■•‘''•"Ber Orek. thfr Metropolitan, which presented low. pieces of work that tbe local Post 11:30—Bill Scotty's Orchestra. i4:J4— ti40—tonga by Happy Jack ly: Vlcc-Prlnclpal Chester Robin­ Have you wondered at seeing a inee and evening, and Saturday quota of I860 men^and boys, for the see If some of the Manohester High throughout the high school and Yvonne came In and Anno turned for her taking the job as our presi­ 1 BAZT-wbaa wpe wkp whee wIbe wfea "Porgy and Bess” to the New York And then she looked down at her has yet accomplished. Great credit 12:00 midn.—Silent iS l liaSlT*!?*/ MuK ProgV son, Vlce-Prlnclpal Elizabeth Olson, few girls—and boys — forlornly matinee and evening, October 24, month of October. So far the num­ spirit can't be brought back to sup­ community, high standards of to her. "Pock my overnight bag, dent by paying our dues. It would wore wico efrb ^ e wiba wmaa waaa J S r ■•Announced (I kiw dramatic-musical world. •hr ve- r. own yard which sloped to a ravine, jOIXIB—wzat wafa wbro arqam wdod •pernon'c Bncai Superintendent Arthur H. Tiling, limping Into school Monday morn­ 20, and 26. The film takes three ber enrolled is well before this limit; port the teams that are pla^ng. Christian ebaraotsr.” and one of the larger ones. A Is due Chairman Robert Hathaway be very nice If she oould report "Porpr and Bijss” In three acts ings? Well, set your mind at ease. and caught sight of a familiar car Sunday, October 80, 1630. -klm wree wjge wdau wtoo krld kirh Haittor'a Pa.., and Miss Mary McGuire, mathe­ hours to show. After this three- Manchester is below Its quota alto. The variety of Instruments la couple of street dreeses and bats and his committee for the fine job. paid-up membership when she at­ ktaa warn koma wdbo wbt wdae whig diOO-Nawai Kaltonmayar Kli with nme scenes, directed by Rou- It’s ^th ing more than tbs eSsots Thera are many students who on the driveway which rimmed the A. M. dargertan matics teacher. Mr. Bailey said day engagement, tho film will not The government of the United fairly good except for deep boss and lingerie. Then my trunks, and It is a real pleasure to have Mar­ tends the Parley in November. wdl;l wwva wmbe wala wmhr vala ben MamouUan, with the orchestra of horseback riding, which, by tho Second of Oeorgp Fischer's have never seen a Hl-Y pin. Many ravine. Rob's car. He was there shall Donze back with us again 6:30—Peerless Trio. klul kaka weoa wdnr wnoz kwkh under the ba*'on of Alexander that Uie school Is very much Indebt­ be shown In Hartford again until States Is giving men and boys, un­ horns. Behind the trumpets. In ths of those who have, probably didn't Yvoime, there are several evening I f there le any member wbo has a MIDWBZT—wet wmhd Wien wlbw kfh way. Is fast becoming a popular out­ next year. "Snaps About School" and she had left orders not to be after his siege at the Newington 6:40—Alden Edklns, baritone. S;H~ " •l»»era. Vocal Tr^ Smallens—Is filled with all the ed to Miss McGuire for the great employed and between the ages of Intended band, there are; Shields, know the significance of It. Here la frocks you've admired; keep them uniform, that they would be willing New Haven -r- The Connecticut wemk wkbn wree webt kerj wnez wee i*l? ” F‘*41e ••uth’a Orehaatni. interest she has taken In the mat­ door sport among a certain group. "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" disturbed hospital. 10:00—Radio Pulpit. wowo pathos, the triumphant spiritual joy 17 and 26 years, an opportunity of Gardner, Wrubel, and Mltter. The the story as quoted from the H l-Y for yourself. Better get them out to lend for tbe installation ceremony, Baptist convention, meeting here, J IS r J'ISri?.?**!! • “ •'4*7 Pregraai- ter and for the research work which Is said to be superior to other films earning $30 a month. Clothing, He hadn't waited to telephone. And don’t forget, tomorrow Is tbe reelected all Its officers. 10:30—Mildred Dllllng, harpist. MOUNTAIN-kver Me keh hel •>SO- 7:40—Tha Maaaaga of laraal •' and rhythm of the negro race. saxaphone section consists of Dona­ Manual, “The high school boy, who He 'had rushed to her. Quickly she of the house tonight.’’ they ean call cither Mrs. Chartler, 10:46—The Road to Beauty. COAST — khj koln kfro kel kfpy kvi 7:0®- i ‘®®“ Rl Chico Spcnlah RaviM Often has It been said of grand she ha.s done. Miss McGuire even Don’t bo surprised If, upon look­ adapted from famous boohs In that food, shelter, and medical care Is In­ 20th . . . and dues are due. New Haven—Heniw Wentworth kfbk km] kwt kern kdb ktmb kfb 7:4®— 4:10—Chicago Mualo Jam: ing at this page, you sec your own hue, Sandals, and Clark, all former sketched the original design from brushed her hair, wound It in pln- Anne dressed In a warm street 4126 or Mrs. WIgren 7082. The use 11:00—News. opera; It's well when you close took special courses In order to fn- tbe director of the film, Max Rein­ SALESMAN CLASS cluded free. “Studenta of Rhythm” members suit, then sat down to write her The joint installation of officers of tbe uniform would be greatly of Boston was elected president of Cent. BcaL • ‘40— 4:40—WLS Barn Otnea—I Image staring out at you! It Is very hardt, has kept faithfully to the which this pin was developed, wrote wheel over her ears, slipped Into a 11:10— Romance of Furniture. •I4^1®l40—Carafraa Carnival yovr eyes, listen to the music and eilltato tho problem of forming an There Is a chance for those who For the drums. Jack Puter and laat note, this time to Judge Kel­ of the post and auxiliary will be appreciated. the New England Golf Association 14:01^ 1:00—Jeek thennen A aolee t«m-11i00—Nawa, Ctrl Hoff active student governing body. likely to happen In the near future. original play throughout the film this; T made It a triangle because, grey dinner frock and hurried out held Monday evening, October 38, 11:30—Major Bowes' Capitol Fam­ 14:15— 1:15—Jeek A QMI Progrem pay no attention to the action on have been unable to find work, not "Kenny” Trevltt will play snare and logg. In her moment of longing to at a meeting here. „ —hacle; Barn Denoo—waa: . During the meeting. It was If I tell you who is behind It all. even to the smallest detail. His de­ during the first six monUis of my on the long balcony which circled in the South Methodist church, ily. Rretente J®>|A-11iJ^Rty Nekic end Orel the stage. only to earn tome money but also to baas drum respeetlvsly, and the two escape ehe had decided upon her British War Veterans New Hartford—With Mrs. Benja­ jioo— ■• Anneuneed (I kre.) JJ'SJ—IJ^O—Bhendor end Hla V brought out by Mr. Bailey that the will everybody promise not to mand for accuracy brings out some USES REAL CASES membsnhip In the high school club. the hall. Rob was just Isaving. She 'nckete for the dinner may be se­ 13:00 noon—Amateiu’ Program. 4:00— fiOO—Allen Letter Orehettre But you wouldn't do that at build up their bodies and Improve alto horns are to bs blown by Leg- eourae. Tbpee members of ths Mons-Ypre min Harrison of New York, widow P. M. iJiWk-iJita—Blaapy Hall'c Orahe Gershwin's opera. It truly la a fu­ chief reasons why a school should pounce on him at the same time? unusual propa and pieces of scenery It mads a complete change In me. started to call to him, but noticed cured from any member of the com­ of the former president, as one of 4:50— 4:10—BItIt Tkampeen, Orgenlat ilM —itOO—O. Dernbargar Oreh After all. It Is only fair that we give their health. Thera le also a chance gstt and Samuelaon. In tbs bass be was talking to her uncle. Dear Judge; Tm slipping Poet who took part in the Tercen­ 12:30— Studio Program. sion of music and drama. have a student council were: a bet­ In the picture. "Part of the city of to go to western states such as On my "mind” side I was encourag­ mittee In charge. the guests, Lucia (Jhapmon Gay of ter school can be maintained If him a chance to run the other way! section la Frank Warren, who wUl Anne stepped to the railing, then away from here tonight, but tenary parade in Hartford laat Sat­ 12:48—Movie Preview. There Is one ready and excellent Athens, which will be shown in the Wyoming and California. C. C. C. ed to study harder, and all my please do not worry about me. Victor W. Bronke will install the New York and Nnrnall Burke of there la a closer connection and un­ More power to you, Cjoorge Fischer! Aim, was built with 1100 barrels of play the Souaaphone. caught sight of Sbarlee. She could­ urday report having had a very en­ 1:00—Road to Romany. 7:30—Phn Baker — The Greet 4:00—National Vssperi—" contrast; The dice game on Catfish Members Demonstrate Sales workers are to be sent out west to marks, formerly low, are now up In I feel my old nurse, Tecla Sorkl, post officers and Mrs. Margaret San Antonio, Tex., were married at Amerieaa Tourist Row In "Porgy and Bess” and the derstanding between the students plaster. Oberon'a crown was made With this tuneful variety, some the 80’s. n’t call with that girl listening Palmer of East Hartford will con­ joyable time. Large delagatlona 1:30—Words and Music. Ba Roallstic,’’ Dr. Harry help make room fdr more enlist­ of Astoria, knows something were present from Boston, Lynn, the summer residence o f the bride's 8:00— EMdle Caotor with James dun riot scene usually found In the and school officials; there Is a cer­ And before I get myself Into any of Abalons shell from tbe South of M. H. S. spirit Is bound to come ‘“ On the "body" aide, I used to avidly to every word duct the auxiliary ceremony. parents here. 3:00— Bible Drama. Foadlok. ments, as well as to enlarge tbe about me. I am going to see Andover, Springfield, Adsonla, Wat- Wellington. 4:80—Jewels for Tomorrow. second act of Wagner's "Die Mels- tain value In students' opinion; and more trouble I will take my leave. Seas. The moonbeams on which the Talk With the Use of Vari­ back. be a sick boy a great deal of tbe " I am sure ypu can explain this 2:30—Vox Pop. the students vlll get experience In But I'lp warning you, you will be area to be Improved. to Anne." her and I am depending upon erbury and Manchester to aaslat the Willlmantic — Postmaster Jamee 8:30— Lealla Howard, Stage and 4:40—D. and H. Miners Qu terslnger.” fairies dance, weighed seven tons —Johnny Richmond. time, but by following the health RICOCHETS 3:00—LIvitow Ensemble. taking an active part In the govern­ hearing from mo again. Where? and Included In Its structure 760,000 When one considers what he is The girl on tbe balcony you to keep my whereabouts Eklith Cavell (Command of Hartford. J. Lee announced bis impending re­ 4:30—"The Widow’s Sons,” drama. Screen Star* and Dramatic Cast 0:00—Rose and Drums—"Lo For some reason, the riot scenes getting. It seems almost foolish not hlnte, and going into athletics, I a seoiet. You o n the only per­ American Legion Rifle Club tirement as national inspector gen­ in grand opera, not only at the ment of an Institution of which Neither Hero Nor There. yards of cellophone." ous Actual Products. straightened. Was he leaving with­ This large delegation of British War 4:00—Temple of Song. 10:00—Wayne King’s Orchestra. aage," dramatic sketch. they are a part. The music which accompanies to enroll unless there Is some good am now tn mighty fine shape.'' out having teen her? son left whom I can trust. Mighty glad to have Marcel Veterans was beaded. by the pipe eral of the Veterans of Foreign 4:30—Dorothy Dreslln, soprano. 10:30—Jack Hylton’s Orchestra 0:80—Bob Becker's Chats "Met” but elsewhere, are always reason for not doing so. He Is paid, Ware. the same; routine and lackadaisical. When asked what form of student two thirds of ths picture, is almost ‘The boy, representing his school, “I feel Tike a rotter about it, but •o Please send for my trunks Dense back with us. Things. are band of tbe Lynn post. Following 4:40—Henry Albert Phillips and from Aboard 8. 8. Normandie. Dogs. government was used In his former entirely that written for Shakes­ sheltered, clothed, and' fed. Of won the -220 yard dash champion­ Mr. Farnsworth, It’s better to be and keep them with the boxes now moving along, especially when the parade tbe members assembled Storre — Joseph J. Burns of 11:00— Yankee Network Nswe Ser­ 0:40-—Week-end News Re But did anyone ever witness a The saleemansbip classes have Waterbury was elected "Mayor of Quartet routine, lackadaisical dice game school, a delegate said that, besides PEP CLUB PRESIDES peare’s play by Felix Mendelssohn course. In return, he must work. ship In competition with five high honest. It's as though I ’d fallen In you have told Harney to pack. Donze says ''Olmmel” ' at Capitol hall on Ann street where 6:00— Penthouse Serenade. vice. Gabriel Heatter, editor, Tbe list of tnmks and tbe Storrs" at the close of a burlesque among negroes? There’s no such a having a student council, they had (1809-1847). There are also many completed tbe preliminary demon­ A ll workers are at all times under schools. love with one person, then found It Is too bad that ao many fel­ refreshments were served and * 0:46—Al Goodman's Orchestra. 11:18— Carl Hoffe Orchestra. and commentator. thing. a Student Court, which conducted spectacular ballets, set to the music strations of articles chosen to show expert and capable guidance of men, A GOOD SPORT “ ‘On the 'spirit' side—well, you keys are enclosed. I will send lows are ao far back In their dues. political campaign conducted on the 11:30— Five Minutes with Radio 6:00—Evening Radio JournaL AT FOOTBALL RALLY that person didn’t exist. Under­ good time enjoyed. campus of Connecticut state col­ 6:00— Catholic Hour. Some may argue 'T orgy and traffic, supervised the school during of Mendelssohn with Nina Thclllade, how much knowledge of this profes­ who are taken from the United know that I took Christ as my stand?" for them as soon as I know It will soon become a question as to' The New England Council o f 6:30—News. Stars. 6:18— Fascinating Rhythm — __ where I will settle. lege. Bess” Is not really opera and does noon hours, and tried and sentenced protege of Pavlowa, as tho prima sion they have gained since the be­ States Forest Service, National "Sha's a good sport." "She Savior soon after I became a mem­ Lee Farnsworth nodded hIs head, whether we want them with us in 6:48—Program from WEEI. 11:36—Frank Dailey’s Orchestra. ny Weeks and hla Orchestra. Enclosed, also, le the ring British War Veterans held their reg­ Stamford — Phil Baker, Bridge­ 6:30—Campona’s Grand HotelVii not belong at the Metropolitan. Cer­ offenders who broke any school reg­ oallerina. ginning of school. The object of Park Service, various State forest doesn't know the meaning of good ber of the club. That is the reason I heavily. "Reckon you mean you felt the club. You know what they call ular meeting in Capitol hall, Hart­ 7:00— K-7, Spy Stories. "Jewels for Tomorrow” Is the tainly it is not "grand opera” In the ulation. The first activity of the Pep or park services, Soil Conservation sportsmanibip.” You've heard peo­ Robert ciroeker gave me. the fellow that always lets someone port lightweight, won a ton round name of the new program being "Condemned to Death,” orig' The cost of players in tbe film the demonstration Is to show to a have put tbe croaa In the center. He knowln’ her blood kin, you'd know ford, last Saturday at 2:30 p. m. decision from Roger Bernard of 7:30—Sigurd Nilssen, bass. setue of "Alda" or Wagner's "Ring” It was suggested by different rep­ Includes many well-known actors. prospect, a member of the class, the Service, or any other technical ple describe In one or tbe other of her. Not knowln' them made her Please return It to him for me. else pay for his good time. Well, presented over WDRC, Hartford at drama. Club was the football rally held yes­ has become the center of my life, AU Posts were represented and much Chicago, nationally known boxer. 7:48— Morin Sisters and Ranch 7:00—Jack Benny — Mary 1 works. resentatives that the new council Most of these actors had no Shakes­ good features of the product. The agency in charge of the particular these' sentences. Immediately and ha la tbe center o f our club. strange-Ilke.” I have not seen him to talk to 3DU’re that sort of a guy! Boys. 12:30 on Sunday by the Massaebu- be Intrusted with power .to form terday In the assembly hall after since I told him what you told important business was discussed. Hamden—Dr. Alfred N. Jorgen­ atone, Johnny Green and I But If Strauss' "Elcktra," If pearean training before tbey were first step is to gain admittance to project. you’ve almost subconsciously rsgla- " The white ? Why 1 never did "That’s it. That’s It exactly. Tell First match was on Wednesday setta Mutual Life Insurance Com­ policies for class parties and other school. It was a social and rally me. However, I overheard him A full report of this meeting will be sen, new president of Connecticut 8:00 — Major Bowes’ Amateur chestra; Michael Bartlett, Gruenberg's lyric portrayal of assigned their parts, being chosen, the store or office without receiving The government Is taking men tered the comment. "Well, I'd like know how rotten my life was before her I ’ll write her as soon as I reach night but as I am writing this be­ Hour. pany through its Connecticut Gen­ social affairs; Inaugurate a traffic combined, and was attended by a to know her,” or "I shouldn’t care tell Uncle Lee that he was go­ given at the next monthly meeting State college, addressed an audience 7:30—Robert L. "Believe-It-0 . O'NslU's "Emperor Jones” are rather as types. "James CagneV Is a negative reply. There Is always and boys off tbe streets and giving I became a member of the club. It Chicago, and when 1 return I'll look fore match time, you will have t> 9:00— Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. eral Agent, Orrln S. Spencer. The operas, then "P or{^ and Bess” Is system; make plans for new clubs; large number of students. them work. All that Is necessary Is to meet her," for sportsmanship la ing to Chicago and we would of the Mons-Ypre post. Fred of 1,000 attending dedicatory exer­ Ripley; Ozzie Nelson and hIs ^ cast as the boastful, over-confident the possibility of getting "No", even Isn’t white yet, but that Is what her up and we’ll know whether or look elsewhere in the paper for tbe Baker, Jack Herron, BUI Ritchie and cises at the new Hamden High 9:30—Merry Madcaps — Norman program featuring eeml-classlc opera. plan assemblies; take action on Tom Dannaher Introduced the egoist, as he was In 'Devil Doga of to go to tbe town hall and signify an aucb an Important quality that It discuss whether or not marriage chestra. speakers:. Principal Edson Bailey, If the prospect Is your best friend. we're all t r ^ g to make our Uvea not It’s best to go on.” result. Lewis MUllgan represented the school Cloutier, director, with Bob Ellis. musical Interpretations and read­ 8:00— Major Bowes’ Amateur 1 And It must be ranked with the "matters which students talk about tbe Air'; Joe E. Brown, the Inarti­ Intention of joining tbe C. C. C. colors one’s whole personality and was advisable upon hla return. Our chief decorator, Sir Henry, but over which nothing Is done," Mr. Thomas Kelley, coach of the After the barriers are past, the become. He was going away; going to Chi­ Mons-Ypre on the New England Hartford—The State public Utili­ 10:00—General Motors Concerts. ings by Jean Paul King Is a 20 9:00— "Life la a Song,” —Obu fines American operas. culate fool, who triumphs with a salesman demonstrates the product There Is a chance to get In on one extends Into every activity of one's cago and he Wasn't taking her. He This will relieve him of the along with hts helpers, festooned the week series. Perhaps some day, the Metropoli­ such as tho different policies of the football team, Mr. Victor Knapman, life. " ‘The whole thing stands for Chicago trip. I thought he Council, ties commission dented a petition 11:01—Charlie Boulanger's Orchee- Olga Albanl, soprano; flourish, as In ‘Six-Day Bike Rase'; before the critical eyes of tho class. of the New Deal's better achieve­ was leaving her to face everything range with Its new hangings on 11:30—News, "Five Minutes with Radio Stare" tan may get around to producing it school system; appropriate S. A. A assistant coach, Edward Haraburda, Dick Powell, the ambitious young ments. Some people make the mistake of sacrificial service, for Christ and for loved me. ,lt seems it was Luke It is with keen regret that we for the substitution of bus for trol­ Previn and hU Orcheat._, money for social affairs and such captain of the team, and Ray Dona Many of tho students having similar the other fellow’.’’ ^one. He waa going without even Tuesday lost There was consider ieam of the death of (jomrade Colin ley service between Savin Rook and 11:48— Glenn Lee's Orchestra, Is the feature heard on Sunday at Binging Knights, male octeL —If the 'Dieater Guild gives Its.per­ lover,'os In 'Happiness Ahead', and articles can find defects In this There are several pamphlets ex­ thinking of sportsmanship only In saying goodbye. Farnsworth's heir he loved. able fun In tbe process. While bang­ 10:30 a. m. and 11:30 p. m., con­ mission. purposes; and be "a Jealous guard­ hue, manager. That is the story back of the H l-T McKensle of the Springfield post of Milford, brought by residents of tbe tra. 0:30—Walter Wlnchell. so forth. The cast was taught demonstration, but there Is yet to be plaining tho C C. C. work available connection with games. "Does she "Rob.” She whispered the name Do not worry about me. ing up the new wall curtains Jack latter town. 13:00—Silent ducted by. Harvey Olsen, staff an­ 9:48—Nlela Goodelle, songs. ian of the school's reputation.'' The speakers said that the team carefully to say lines with due re­ from Miss Gertrude Oberempt, lose well?” "Does she win grace­ pin. It Is George's idea that by put­ Judge, I will promise to do British War Veterans.' Colin was However, Mr. Bailey reserves the found a person who Is perfect. This In an incredulous tone. "Rob!" she Alves waa between the wall and the Bridgeport—The second degree nouncer At WDRC, Hertford. This 10:00—Sunday Evening at had practiced strenuously all week gard to rhythmical values and yet Room 13, Franklin fo r ' any boys fully?" “ Does she take unfair ad­ ting across just such thoughts to nothing that Luke and Lucinda the first commander of the Spring- right to veto any action of the and showed that thoy have a good Is the main reason for this work, to muffled the heart-broken cry with curtain supporting the cast, as It field post and was very well known murder trial of Mrs. Ada Schuelar program takes the form of shorL Parker's. to avoid ranting. The concept of try to correct any wrinkles In the who might want to sign up after vantage?" They ask all these everyone, the Hl-Y will be doing a her bands as Sbarlee stepped for­ would be ashamed to have me were, and was fit to bs tied, when Interesting biographical sketches of LOOKS AT VIRGINIA council because of the princinal's chance of winning the game with do. by tbe veterans of Manchester. of Stamford was recessed until 10:30—Velvetone M u a I e ‘ Bottom, who is usually played by a talk. they graduate. questions about a tennU or golf very good piece of work by promot­ ward passed an arm possessively large nail driven by the expert Tuesday after the state prosecutor prominent performers In radio. Wirges and Ken Sisson, responsibility to the Board of Edu Bristol this afternoon. They asked heavier and older actor, as played During the World War, Comrade cation and. Indirectly, to the town The products which have been —J.'Bellamy, '36A. player, or a Inember of the basket­ ing the premier aim of the club, through Rob's, and went with him Sincerely, Anne. hammer of Walter Carter nearly read a statement allegedly made by tors. all those present to support the by James Cagney is anything but ball or swimming teams. But which it to promote the qualities of "Yvonne", she turned from her McKensle served in tbe Royal Air WDRC WITH CYNICAL EYES No appeal can be taken from the team at the game. demonstrated Include cameras, base­ through tbe door. crucified him. After we got Jack defendant to the Stamford police in 11:00—Time, weather, traditional and appears to violate sportsmanship goes further than leadership, and to bring about Aime stepped back Into the desk, "please take this box. which Force with the rank of captain. Ho 11:10—Press-Radio News. veto. The members of this year's eleven ball gloves, shot gun shells, auto­ loose he started for Walter, but bad the distinction at one time of which she admitted puiUablng her 880 Hartford, Conn. 1880 acting tradition rather than mobile tires, cleansers, hats, coal DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS that. among the members and others, tbe shadow of the upper hall. She heard contains a letter to Judge Kellogg, 11:18— Shandor, vioUnIsL The formation of the Student were Introduced and received a good Shakespeare. Puck, usually Is Walter had already commenced, and serving wltb the famous Lawrence nine year old step-daughter, Jaltan R. Meade’s Book, “I Live Council will be undertaken by the and Instruments. The best sport I ever knew — a kind of thinking and____ acting that is the door click, heard Lee Farns­ to his home as soon os I leave tbe Marllsm, on the day the child died (Boatern Standard Time.) 11:80—Riviera Orchestra, hand from the audience. played by a woman In many mod­ last seen of Jack (Walter was al­ of Arabia. Mons-Ypre take this op­ In Virginia,” Shows Need of students through their representa­ The domonstratlon«~gave humor­ girl—never went to a tennis court+ttralght forward and honest, worth go Into the library, and bouse. I want these other letters ready out of sight) he went 'round (Sept. 6.) WBZ-WBZA 12:00—Dancing in the Twin The cheering was lead by De­ ern stage productions, on the sweet ADMIT FOUR OTHERS or In a swimming pool. She wasn't “ mailed special delivery. portunity to extend its sympathy to —Jimmy Joy and Cecils More Traveling. tives. It Is humiliating to note laney, Barbero, Barrett, Beebe. ous slants every once In a while as In the meetings which will be beard the clink of brass as be pul­ the comer of Pearl street at euch Meriden—Milo Pavllcek, of this SpringOsId — Boston that, at this meeting, nine home­ fairy aide; while Mickey Rooney’s even Interested interested mIn basketball or led the portieres to. She felt cold, "In this envelope is a check which all who are suffering through this city, was killed when he fell off a Saturday, October 16, 1080 Orchestra. Haugh, Howard, Georgettl, May and performance Is certainly on the In the case of Ray Donahue Is held In the 1935 season, problems a rate as to fill bis hip pockets full P.'M. (Eastarn Standard Time.) rooms were having "taxation with demonstrating a saxophone to Sid­ dancing. But when dealing with will be presented to the ^ub and numb, wondered If she bad strength will cover your fare to Hollywood of sand. sad bereavemenL freight train, the wheels of a car 12:30 a. m.—Grand Terrace BOOK REMEW Dannaher. downright intolerable, precocious The members of Sock and Buakln her socially or in school work, one ard give you enough to live on until The Permanent Armistice Day 1:00—Jack Shannon. Orchostra. By Bruce Catton out representation." The founda­ ney Lcggct, who acted the part of a Dramatic Club were asked to bring they will be worked on as propects. enough to reach her room, to turn While the above waa In progress, severing bla right arm at the tion for the whole plan will be a ' Music for dancing was fumisbed side. The photography is very fine knew that. If she had played games, the key In the door. your cousin finds work for you. committee held its first meeting In shoulder. 1:10—Jack and Gil. by tho "Collegians", ’Tpdford, and well directed." talented musician. After Donahue those people who they considered Life-problem discussion groups wUl our expert plumber, Evart Carlson, 1:30—Yankee Network News Ser­ Saturday, Oct. 18 A talented son of the Old Domin­ constitution which will state the had shown tho good featuree of the she would have played them fairly. "Miss Anne!" Yvonne who had Send me your address through „ the Army and Navy club, Friday Hartford—The duties of commit­ Shields, CHarkc, Donahue, Gilman, Since there has never been a mo­ had particular talent to the club be organized to analyze many dif­ Judge Kellogg." was piping up tbe gas stove, evening,. October 11, and laid plans vice. 1:80—4-H aub. ■86 ion named Julian R. Meade has w^rlt- towers and rules of the organlza saxophone, he asked Legget If he Her word was absolutely to be ferent things which will make the slipped Into an ell of the upper hall did an excellent job. Mllllgen was ting children to the Newington Puter and Warren. tion picture like “ A Mid-Summer meeting on Wednesday, October 9, trusted. She didn't say one thing '" " " f o r tbS observance of Armistice 1:40—Buffalo Presents. 1:40— Football: Harvard vs. Army ten a book entitled, "I Live In Vir­ tlon. The constitution Is to be would like to try it. Legget replied Manchester High school and com­ when Anne came out on the bal­ doing the measuring, and Evart was Home for Crippled Children have drawn up bv eight delegates repre­ —Felicia Miller, '38B. Night’s Dream,” Its exhibition to for tryouts. Four were to bs admit­ and mean another. She didn’t try Amte finds' her "A iu t Char­ Day. They will meet every Friday 3:00—CaptI vators. at Weat Point. ginia," and if he Is a wise young that he couldn't at tbe moment be­ munity a bettar place to live and cony,’ rushed forward. "Oh, Miss cutting pipe and setting up. Any­ been taken from the office of Gover­ senting each class. Tho commit the public will differ from that of ted to fill the vacancies mode by to dodge unpleasant duties when Anne.” lotte” more contemptible than evening until ^le observance Is over. nor Wilbur L. Cross and transferred 3:80—To Be Announced. 4:48— Fascinating Rhythm. man he will not go back to his native any other screen attraction. Re- cause they were In a hotel room and work. how through aome mental and physi­ 8:00—To Be Announced, 0:00—Musical Adventurss. tee chosen to deaw up tho constitu­ might disturb the people In the next some of the club members who had It was up to her to perform them. Later Anne remembered being she bad believed, Monday. George Parks, Albert Lindsay, Fred to tbe office of Welfare Commis­ state until the smoke has cleared tion Is composed of the following served seats only will be available left school. She had an admirable, rare, and all —Kenneth Tedford, '36A. cal phenomena they managed to Baker, Joe Boyce and James Mc­ sioner Frederic C. W alcott 8:80—Buffalo Presents. 8:18—Time. RADIO away. for the special advance engage­ room. Frank Berrern, in demon propelled Into her room. Yvonne drop a ten-foot piece of gas pipe lon is Jones, upper senior; James Those finally admitted were; Jean important faculty of minding her Cullough represented the Mons-Ypre Hartford — William FlUgerald, 4:00—To Be Announced. 8:16—Children's Corner. (Sastoni Standard Tline.) ments which will be for a strictly strctlng "Skat” , covered bis hands rubbing her feet, Mrs. Harney on-Newcomb’i neck, cut a six-foot This book treats the sainted In­ Mahoney, lower senior; Manuel Os- Stoyy, who gave In her tryout a own business. And tn no matter post. deputy state labor commissioner In 4:40—Tito Gulzar. 8:30— Ken Sparnon and hie String stitutions of the Old Dominion vndth limited period. "Premieres of with a quantity of car grease and bustling Into hold her head and Deaths Last Night pipe Into close nipples, and then it trlnsky, upper junior; Richard monologue with a western dialect; what position of authority she YEAR BOOK COMMITTEE smooth tbe hair back from her A meeting of the ex-servlcc men's charge of factory Inspection, com­ 8;00i—Allen Lesfer*s Orchestra. Ensemble. considerable lack of reverence. It these engagements” . It is said, "will washed It off, using about fifteen %vas too short, hot water spouted New York, Oct. 19— (A P ) Longaker, lower junior; Blanche Having played a heart-breaking Alice Madden who gave, "Meeting found herself, she took no unfair brow. Buttons standing Inside the bowling league was held In the plained about the light sentences 0:30—Elate Thomson at ths Organ 8:48— Weekend News Review — does for Virginia what "Stars Fell GattI, upper sonhomore be not only outstanding events In drops of vvater. from the gas stove, and the toilet rado Zoll, an authority on B ; Luev scoreless tie against East Hartford A t tbe Station,” a humorous selec­ advantages. closed door alternately insisting that Selkirk, Scotland—The seventh Army and Navy club last Monday given offenders of tbe labor laws by 6:00—Yknkee Network News Ser­ Gabriel Heatter, editor, author Italian colony bordering on Alabama" did for Alabama, with Gray, lower sophomore; Gilbert the film world, but also significant So many have used cleaners that OPPOSED TO DEFICIT was full of gas. Ah! Yes, it was a vice. High laat Friday in East Hartford, the windows and desks of Mr. tion; WtlUam Barrett, who recited No, sportemansblp should not be­ Maggie go below and complete din­ Duke of Buceleucb, 78, whose evening but very little interest ia the Connecticut courts. , and commentator, Ethiopia, Is to speak In tbs a notable difference; It looks at the Hunt, upper freshman; Robert civic occasions.” d ^ h te r . Lady AUce Montagu- pleasant evening. 6:10—Hartford Better Business the Kelleyitea have finished a —Victor Hapontk. Wright’s room will be the most an introduction and read a part gin and end with games and school ner preparations, or asking Harney being shown by the veterans os only Bridgeport—Stephen Lucoo, 73, 6:00— Esso News Reporter. trane-Atlantic broadesat from 1 state and Its people with disillusion­ ■Sherwood, lower freshman. After examinations. It should be carried Douglas-ScotL le engaged to marry We understand that BUI Hand five members were present An­ waa struck and killed by an auto­ Bureau Program. the constitution has been approved strenuous week of practice at the gleaming In tbe school. from a book; Richard Longaker, Representatives of the various If there wasn't something, any­ baa a new Mossberg rifle. Best of 6:00—Supper Show. at 12:40 p. m. Sunday. ed cynicism Instead of breathless West Side In preparation for their Into social and business life. Years senior home rooms, met Thursday, thing, he could do. the Duke of Glouceater, third son of other meeting has been called for mobile driven by Christopher Lewln 6:30—Three Little Words. hv the representatives and taken to —E. Carlson, '36B. who recited a (.election from King George. luck! We expect to have to Install of Mystic. 6:15— Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten. and slightly pop-eyed admiration. game this afternoon with Bristol, "Thanatopsls" and, at the request ago, when it waa an unusual thing seventh period In Miss Fellows' "You’re coming home with us Monday night and if more Interest 6:30 — ICddle Casey, FootbaU 6:30—Press-Radio News. On the Saturday night Usti the home-rooms for approval. It will New York—Thomas Jones, 66. new light bulbs however. Hartford — Harper Sibley of Sooret. Mr. Meade, for instance, tells of a Manchester's arch rivals for the M.H.-S. TERCENTENARY of Miss Helen Page, dlrectol- of the for a woman to go to college or to room to discuss the 1986 Issue of lamb," Mrs. Harney, Informed her. Is not shown, there will be no 6:35—Ray Jones. WEAF-NBC, 7, Thornton textile strike In Danville. He does bo resubmitted to the school for a president of the Periodical Publish­ Newcomb was chef at the Weth­ Rochchester, N. Y., preeldent of the 6:48— Saundra Brown’s Songs. final vote. past several years. club, gave his Interpretation of a work outside the home, those who Somanbls, senior year book. They "Buttons and I ’ve talked It over. bowling league this year. 6:40—Sports Briefs. 8, Hit Parade; 9, Now Ru not seem to have been especially Im held profesional or dffice jobs and ers Service Burean, native of ersfield match. Most of the boys U. S. Chamber of Commerce, at­ 7:00 — The Atlantic Family on It was brought out that there are CROSS COUNTRY OPENS jewel thief In the act of stealing were Esther Steger, Margaret (Jarl- Between us we’ve money enough Bitaland. Tbe members of tbe Veterans' 6:46— Jamboree— variety program ceriee; 9:30, Wallace Beery; pressed by tho nobility of tho union As the reault of being stopped on EXHIBITS RETURNED bad to compete under great disad­ son, Gladys MiUer, Emma Mae for one of those little chicken used the coffee to flu their pens. tacked the Federal administration Tour with Frank Parker. Salute to Aviation; 13, Paul four bases of representation which pearls (which were supplied by a Dee Moines, Iowa—WllUam Op- Those that didn’t are expected to Field Association ara doing some with orchestra and soloists. leaders, but the tactics of the mill tbe foot and a half line at East vantages with men In the com­ Smith, George Frost, Fred Delaney, ranches out beyond ML Scott, so work today on tbe Veterans' Plot In and expressed the hope that Amer­ 7:30—John Quinn — Songs of Ire­ arvle orchestra. can be used—have the council rep­ member of tbe executive commit­ panham, 47, president of the Des recover. ica win keep free of entanglements 7:00— World In Review—Harland owners, and the town's "better ele Hartford, tbe Red and White boys, SUCCESSFUL SEASON mercial world, occasionally had to and Earl Moore. we’re manyin’ and we’U look after the East cemetery. They would land. WAB(>CBS, 7:80, Niagara resent various school activities tee). Moines Packing (Company. Newcomb has a bunch of new in the Itallan-Ethloplan situation In 7:46— Royal Screnaders. F. Olanchester. ment” generally. Impressed him even classes, home-rooms, or a combina­ under tbe watchful eyes of their The Manchester High School Ter­ resort to unsportemanshlp like The group decided that Soraanhls you.” New York—Gaston Lacbalse, 00. appreciate the help of any veteran band returns; 8, New Walter mentors, Messrs Kelley and Knap- centenary Eichibit, iralch has been — Dana Dardls. methods in order to keep their foot- sterling silver medals. These are an address here. 8:00—We Americans. 7:16—O’Leary’s Irish Minstrels. kin seriei on "W e America less; and he has named names with tion of the three. must, above everything else, be a And when tbe others bad gone sculptor, known for heroic figures who would care to go up and do a 7:80—Message of Israel— Rabbi raan have tried to develop more on exhibition In the Old State tag. f-r below, Yvonne came forward with to be presented to the high roan at Norwich — Rollln C. Jones. 63 8:80— California Melodies. 8:80, California Melodies; 9, a bright abandon. W. Gryk, '36A. Manchester High officially open­ paying activity and no deficit o-nild of men and women. little work. year old druggist, died of a heart punch to their power pla3rs, as well House in Hartford, Connecticut was It is a good thing to know that be Incurred. They also decided that her euggestlon. ‘1 did not tell you. eacb (Charter Oak League match 8:00— Nino Martini—Andre Kos- Barnett R. Brickner of (Cleve­ Martine;“'6:80, Marty May, con Bo, too, with tho Virginia Military ed the 1933 cross country schedule New York—Norman P. Heffley, provided hla dues are paid up to Memben wbo are planning to at­ attack in his store here. land. Institute, a school about which rich as perfecting Uielr end and tackle returned to tbe high school Tues­ with a triumph over Ivan Fuqua's you who ara growing up and Who one of the following four plans must Miss Anne, but Lemcette lyorsay, 88, pioneer in the development of tend tM British War Veterans' Me­ telantez Orchestra. 10, Tour of C!BS studios. plays. day, October 15, 1935. Just A Line will eventually be the women wbo within thirty days. Nevz Haven— Six Yale fraternlUee 9:80—Marty May-Time. 8:00— Lucille Manners, eoprano. WJ2S-NBC, 6:46, Chicago traditions cluster thickly. Mr. Meade COMMIHEES CHOSEN lads at Connecticut State College be adopted to attain that goal; (1) she it Is who Is cousin to my papa, shorthand 'wriUng, a native of Ber­ morial church service wbneh will be elected 140 sopbomorea and one Tho exhibit, which waa part of on Wednesday. Francis "Elmer" Will help make homes and to carry They might get more subscriptions, has asked me to come to Holly­ lin, Pa. The CSty League schedule opens 10:00—Salon Moderne. 8:18— Boston Symphony orchestra. borce; 7:10, Master Builder; says bluntly that It isn't much of a Wednesday next. We want all those held tn Springfield, Sunday, October junnor to memberahlp at traditional 0:16— Russian Symphonic ohonr. Although Coach Thomas Mona­ the Manchester Tercentenary ESt- Leary, brother of the former Man­ Who was the smart student who on the business and pbllantrophy of (2) They might get more advartls- wood. She says I can quickly find 27, are asked to make reservations 10:80—Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. Boston Symphony; 9:30, school that its discipline Is inhuman not shooting on the Charter Oak Calcium Night" ceremonies. 11:00—Yankee Network News Ser­ 0:30—National ^ r n Dance. FOR 3-ACT COMEDY han, Bristol’s Knutc Rockne, was hlblt at the Trade School laat chester High star, ran a h^adv race brought the cartoon to Miss Worth the country, are learning at your Ing, (3) They might charge mors work with her. We will go. I will PLANE DAMAGED as soon as possible. 11:30, Ray Noble orchestra. and that It permits a degree of hos­ present, as was Coach Norfelt of spring, has been In Hartford most of team to get In touch with Newcomb, vice. 10:30— Carefree Carnival. ing which la utterly out of reason. and put his first race under hla belt about English teachers? schools, tUe true scope and meaning ni.oney, (4) They might make a work for her until she can find the Phoenix, Arts., Oct. 19— (A P )—A The committee on ‘T«dlea' Night' West Hartford, at tho game last the summer. It consisted of a large of good sportsmanship. Happy the as aoon as possible. Carl B lnth 11:10—Abe Lyman’i Orchestra. 11:00—Time, weather, temperature. Sunday Is to bring; And so he goes, tilting vigorously as a win, a fitting way to start smal'cr Issue. ■way to make you the star.” westbotmd American AirUnea sleep­ met at the home of Oomnds Fred Committees for "Huckleberry Friday In East Hartford any may pictorial map of early Connecticut track career. Strains of music can be heard girl whose friends sum up her 'Will captain this team, and choose 11:00—Oaude Hopkins' Orchestra. 11:05—Esso News Reporter.' WEAF-NBC, 3 p. J# I with some of the state's most re­ Ths group also discussed organis­ 'That's dear of you Yvoime, but er plane carrying nine persons was Baker last night to formulate plans Finn", the 3-aet comedy to be pre- have been scheming up some plan five clay busts, and two tapestries Following In swift succession aft­ coming from the assembly hall character in these words, "She's a the men to shoot 11:10—CAscadea Orchestra. "Sunken Bell” from ^ r in . I t spected people and Institutions. He Ecnted by Sock and Buskin on Nov­ ing a staff and making up a slMe I couldn’t let you do that. I’m glad, badly damaged today when tbe for this big time. The committee WAPPMG to stop Manchester's ^ w e r house, depicting scones of early ConncctI er Leary came Bob Murch, Bob Le every Wednesday night after good sport.” of officers for this staff. though, that your cousin can help landing gear cofiapeed but no one Sunday, October 20, 1030 11:30—Rockefeller Plaza orchestra. Penthouse Serenade; 8, tells of Lady Astor’s visit to the old ember 22, have been chosen. the boy.s arc determined to give tho cut settlements. consista of Fred Baker, Victor Duke, Bowes Amateurs; 10, Sunday Barron and Tom Dannaher. Then school, it's just those freshmen — B. Martin. '37B. —Dana Beach, '36: you find a nice position." was injured. ' Anoerioon Legion AnxiUary. A. M. 12:00— Shandor, violinist. I home town and leaves her a comic Business: Lewis Jones, chairman, Bell City’s coach and hla charges The map Is to have a frame made learning to dance. "Look out—don't J. A. Pratt and Daniel Wright. Mr. anw Mre, Franklyn Welles, phony, Paul Roseson; 11, Sullivan of Connecticut State aped Even Maggie lumbered up after The Los Angeles-bound ship had The regular meetliv of tbe Amer­ 8:40—Yankee Network News Ser­ 12:08—Syracuss Hotel orchestra. figure; he writes of Virginia beach John Smythe, and fikllth Trouton; something more to'worry about this for It and wlU probably hang in across the finish line. Inches In front stop on my toe!” ican Legion Auxiliary was held at Sr., have had their bouse arranged series. Matt Clemons, .me music, Mary Alice Andrews; cos­ dinner was safely served. She landed and was taxiing to tbe air­ Mons-Ypre Auxiliary vice. 12:30—Statler Hotel orchestra. and has a lively go at fair southern afternoon at Mt. Nebo. some conspicuous place in the of Tom Deardon. Frankie Vlttner. brought with her a thumbed brown port station at the time of the acci­ tbe State Armory, Monday evening. for two tenements, and Mr. and Mrs. master; 12:30, Sammy Kaye womanhood. All In all. though hla tumes, Eleanor Howard, chairman, school. John McConvlIle is back after a Tbe regular monthly meeting of WllUam Foster and children have 9:00— Simday Morning at Aunt chestra. an up-and-coming harrier, sped bank book, showing the sum total dent A t this meeting, the annual eleotlon Susan's. book is Interesting, I am afraid a lot Ruth Mozely, and Jean Story; scen- The Manchester squad seems to The busta.were likenesses of early across tho line shortly after tho long absence because of a broken the Mons-Ypre Auxiliary was held moved from Henry street, Manches­ Sunday, Ootober 80 WABC-CBS, 3, Phil erj', Gtorge Fischer, chairman. Jack of her savtnge. "Yours to use, Mies Passengers continued their trip of officers was held, the following 10:00— Church of the Alri of Virginians are going to dislike It be in the mood of winning this past Connecticut heroes: Israel Putnam, leaders. Squatrito and Alley also ankle. members being elected to hold office in Tinker ball Wednesday, October ter, to their home. Mrs. Foster is A. M. symphony; 6, Ray Perkins PutcFr-Manuel Ostrlnskv, and Her­ Anne, I ’d neverive had them if after another ship bad been sent 10:30—Five Minutes with Radio Published by Longmans, Qreen week, as they have been running modeled by William McPartland, displayed plenty of ability to nose for the ensuing year; Mrs. Lydia 10, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Duke presided a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Welles. 8:00— William Beeder, organist. teure; 7, Alexander Woollcott; 7:1 bert -Weber; Tickets, William Sln- Your Mister Luke hadn't started this. from Loa Angelas. over a very large attendance. Re­ Stars. and Co., it sells for J2.50. ' the scrubs ragged all week during '36; Nathan Hale, modeled by Ade­ out eight or nine of the college’s The seniors that graduate In My sister Nora's a widow and that WIgren, president; Mrs. Sophie Harry P. Files, Jr., and hU friend, 8:30— Tone Pictures. Phil Baker; 8, Eddie Cantor; 8:3 namon, chairman, Mary Alice laide Howell, '36; Jonathan Trum­ The paaaengere Included R. D. ports of the different committees 10:38— Dale Carnegie—Little known practice. The team, after Friday’s runners. February, we bear, are planning to anxious for me to be livin' with Holmes, assistant vice president; of Boston, Mass., are spending a few 8:45— Morning Radio Journal. Leslie Howard; 9. Detroit Andrews, Dana Dardls, Vito Agos- game with East Hartford, who were bull and Gov. Wlnthrop, both model­ Ivan Fuqua, former Indiana quar­ have a class party. Ordway. Haverhill, Mase„ and Mrs. were heard and much important Facta About Weil Known Peo­ 9:00—Coaa^to-Coaat on a Bius. phony, Dalles Frantz, piano; ] tlnelll, Lewis Jones, Felicia P16- her these pest'few years, so I won't R. C Hardeman, North Golf Qub M n. Grace Pitkin, second 'rice presi­ days at tha home of his parents, ple. SUEDE AND ANTELOPE the favorites, know now that tbey ed by George Fischer, '36; and ter-mile star and present track be n e e ^ ' i t " dent; M n. Elsie Daniels, recording business discussed. Following tbe Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Files, of 10:00— Bouthernolres — male cuar-- Jack Hylton orcbeatra from trowekl, and William Shea. Thomas Hooker, modeled by Ken­ Manor, 'Va. 11:00— Reflections. tot. TRLM NEW SUITS can win a game if tbey desire to do coach at Connecticut State,' gave What Is your opinion of hitch­ secretary; M ra Edna Keating, finan­ business eesslon refreahmente were Wapplng. Normandie. Lighting, James Mahoney, chair­ so, and that, as Coach Kelley states, neth Tedford, '36. Some of the busts Telephone Warmed by their love and . . 11:30— Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir 10:30—Waibcrg Brown String quar­ the boys a cordial reception, led hikers? Ask Mrs. Campbell what lieved to find eacb one with a ready cial secretary; M n. OUve Chartler, served and a social hour followed. Mrs. I^ e r CarroU's mother, Mre. WJZ-NBC, 3, Key of Radio; man. William Ingraham, and Fran­ they no longer are "doormats for have cracked badly, but. If they can them around the court (not on foot she thinks of It! Members of the Auxiliary who and Organ. tet. New program, Mountain Me Paris— (A P ) —Suede and ante­ haven, Anne faced the realisation junior- i ^ t president; Mrs. Chris­ Henry Young, of Framingham, lope trim some of the new suits and cis Barrett; publicity and program, other teams to walk Over.” be repaired, the amateur sculptors but In ‘‘Pete” WIgren’s car) and, are planning to attend the Memo­ 12:30—Jewels for Tomorrow. 11:00—Press-Radio News. makers; 4:30, Design for Listen Vonne Dardls, Alice Madden, Vir­ o f Rob Crockeir’o actions. She tine Q l^ e y , cbaplstn; Mrs. Emma Mass., who has beelTependlng two 13:40— Internatlonad Broadcast. frocks seen in winter fashion shows. will take possession of them. after the race, bade the Manchester Any of you pupils ever try to Daily Accident rial service In Springfield on Sunday, weeks' vacation with her, will re­ 11:06—Frances Adair, soprano. 7, Jack Benny; 7:30, Ripley A brown and white tweed frock Is ginia Nelson, and Constance Ger­ Manager "Ray” Donahue believes It 1s not decided what will be stalwarts good-bye and good luck. write headlines? Ask us that know could have forgiven him anything Inman, historian and M n. Helen 1:00— Italian Program. 11:15—Neighbor Nell — featuring gram; 10, Seth Parker. Can Be Of Valuable Service To You When hut having discussed his feeling for October 27, should make their reser­ turn to her home today. Mr. and topped by a waist-length cape lined maine; prompter, Olive Scrabac: that his boys will come through done with the two tapestries. Thom. —we will give you an Idea of what C um v, sergeant at arms. Ths unit vations at once by contacting Mrs. 1:30—Did Toil Know T h at.... Nellie RevelL business manager, J. C. Spang of with a victory, although Bristol You Want To Buy Or Sell Som ething- her with another person, and be­ Report Is to be congntulated on-tbe splen­ Mrs. Albert Jacobs of Manchester 1:40—Sisters of the Skillet. 11:30—U. S. Weather Bureau. in brown antelope and a number or The Hartford summer exhibition It is, and It's no cinch. Duke_or anyone on the committee. will take Mr. and Mre. Dyer CarroU SPOUT OP ‘BETTER TOIES’ tweed suits are collored tmd cuffed the faculty; and last but not least, may be tbe slight favorite. Included collections from many PLAY AGAINST ALMA MATER fore Sbarlee. Tbe burning humility AS OF FBIDAT, OOtOBEB 18 did slate of Micera, and aiis a n look­ 3;0<^Yankee Network News Ser­ 11:35—Mustcale. SEEN ON OXINOIS Fd coach and adviser, Miss Helen R. Rent Houses, Etc. of that was something she eoiddn’t and their mother there In his auto- in suede. schools and state organizations. ' Those pupils who borrow typing 1804 1880 ing for a very successful year. Spanish War Veteroai’ Auxiliary vice. 11:45— Noon Radio Journal. Page. overlook. And he wouldn't face U,4«4 Mn. WIgren has chosen Mn. Mar- mobUe and they wUl return Sun- 12:00— Pageant of Yiutb—Johnny Also, by the turnout at the foot­ —Kenneth Tedford, ‘86A. Howard Brown, '34, and William machines from another room should . Aoddenta . 11,887 Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxlllaj7 day. 3:10—Johnny Augustine and bla Urbans, BL (A P )—Out of —Felicia Miller, '36B. ball rally held in the High School Szymanski, '35, neither of whom be careful to return them to tbe her; couldn't face 'her. He wasn't 040 . FataUtlea . g a n t Palmer, district prealdenL as Music. . Johnson and 'ds Orchestra. presslon has come "better man enough. 849 held their Hallowe’en social In tbe Mr. and Mrs. John A. CoUlns and BIKERS' INNS SPRE.AD boll yesterday afternoon after FUN ABROAD played soccer on Mancheeter's same place. 10,618 . Injnriee . 10,188 her Installing officer. TOe installv 8:80—Radio Voice of Religion — P. M. long before the return of ei CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. "1 should be glad Tve found hlni Armory on Wednesday night. Gomes Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Johnson 12:30^Radlo City Music Hall Sym- school. It looks as If tbe bora will team, are now playing In their re­ JUST DIAL 5121 J tlon will be held In the South Meth­ of setback and whlit were played Rev. Joseph M. Griffen. "good times" In many nunols Berlin— (A P ) — The 2,t'f0 youth PERRY have quite a group of driegates Coach "Pete” WIgren and Tom spective colleges. “ Brownie” le play­ Hl-dl-Hl my friends. out in time. He said 'It’s better to 180 . • • • Fedefttrlaiift odist church Monday eveidng, O ct and two daughters motored over 8:40—Blue Flames. phony Oreheatra— "La Travlata." communities, says D. B. Llm' hostels In Germany provided a total And Afik For bo honest,’ Well, I can be honest and prises were won by Mrs. Rose the Taconic and Mohawn trails lost (Verdi). from the High school to cheer them Dannaher provided the entertain­ ing with Connecticut State Fresh­ 3XB. 1 0 0 ...... Ocoapoats . 38tb. . Further plans will be an­ ConveraOj first in setback; Julia 3:00—New York Philharmonic of the University of Illinois of 6,000,000 nights' lodging for Congratulations to Mr. Perry, on to victory. ment for the cross muntry team’s men and "BIU" with Morse College too. He fell in love wltb' the heir to 0 . . . . . BlcyoUsts . nounced at a later date. Sunday. Tbey also visited the Ben­ Orcbeatra. 1:30—Highlights of the Bible— ture college. t-uusands of boys and giiti; on hik­ mathematics teacher, who became -E. Haraburda, '36. of Hartford. Both played against Mr. Wright salesmanship classes Luke Farnsworth fortune and when 36 Converse, consolation in setback; nington Battlefield and Bennington "What Really Matters In Life!'' Instead of succumbing to tbe i trip to atom , Wednesday. "Pete" ChUdrea M n. Lydia Wigren la chairman Mre. F. Waterman, first In whist. 6:00—Melodiana with Abe Ly­ ing tours in 1931, The movcmc;it the father of a daughter, Elizabeth put the boys in an uproar when ne Manchester when their teams play have been enjoying many laughs he found I wasn’t the heir...... oh . . . . Adults . . . . for a numnage sale, which will be monument man's Orcbeatra—Bernice Claire, Dr. Frederick K. Stamm. preealon, bs says, rural folks Rob—’’ Tbe uaual Hallowe'en refreahmente 2:00—The Magic Key of RCA. has grown rapidly since its begin­ Anne, on Wednesday. October 16, got a cramp In bla toes and couldn’t ed here. when the students give their sales INJURIES held in tbe old post office. In the Richard Jones of New Jersey soprano; Oliver Smitb, tenor. been holding more and better i ning in 1911, when there were IT The baby was born at the Manches­ 1937 B NOMINATES Herald Classified Dept. were served in the basement on 3:00— Your English — drametiza- push In the clutch of the car, but talk to prospective customers wbo She bad been standing at tbe 9A74 .. Pedestrians .. 8417 Cheney block, October 34th. Any­ been tbe guest of Mias Elizabeth 0:30—Julia Sanderson and Frank munlty meetings, bs/e dsvela such inns, which cater exclusively, ter Memorial hospital and weighed NEW PRESIDENT luckily tha track mentor pulled Mr. Spang (after making error are students. window, looking down on the dty. 7408 beautifully decorated tables for Noble of South Windsor recent­ tion Illustrating' use of good Eng­ new, capable leaders, have i 7 lbs. 6 oz., at birth. . . . Oocapants . .. 7487 one baring anjrthlng to give for this which President G. Buchanan thanks Crumit. lish. and very cheaply, to young people. through. Tom Dannaher kept 'the on board and hearing tbe assembly misted with twilight, sparklinig 180 ly- 6:00— National Amateur Night ed enlightening discussions ' Give Them Your Advt^nd Notice How . . . Bicyelleta . .. 179 sale, obould get In touch with M n. the committee who were: Anna 3:15— Pino Mountain Merrymakers William Moore and John Johnson squad awake by telling about bU singing): "Musip U distracting. Ethiopia, tbs "hot spot" of with night lights. Now she swung 14S7 . . . Children ... Wlgien, Teh 7092. There le to be a meeting of the with Ray Perkins. world and national problsme The "Scholastic" and the "Read­ were nominated for preeldent of the 1488 Weber, chairman; . Mrs, Lottie — music and dialogue. have found they con provide i many girl friends. We'd better Isn’t Jt?” Africa, was a much dlscusasd topic Soon Your Telephone Will Start Ringing around Into the room. "I've got to 8,473 . . . . AdnHs . . . . 8,108 The unit takes this opportunity of Church committee of the First Con­ 6:80— Smiling Ed McConnell. In the Bpreev/ald district ol Cer- ers Digest" are two magazines lower-junior class In place of Ted Weber: "Music?” get out of here. I can’t stand it Behrend, Mrs. Gladys Rldolphl and 3:45—Associated Jewish Philan­ tatnment at small cost. Siany, cows are token to and from watch this Dannaher, he's a regu­ when Mrs. Campbell's history 008 Age Not Stated 188 thanking those people who helped gregational church of South Wind­ 6:48— Voice ot HIxperlence. which are intensely used by Eng­ Bqntly, who has left M. H. S.. Elec­ lar Romeo. Mr. Spang; ‘T'll have to use classes gave their weekly current- After The Publication Of The Paper. any longer.” Mrs. Myrtle Roesener. sor at the parsonage^ Friday thropies—Judge A. E. Plneuskl, As a result of these activltlSiL j pasture in flat-bottomed boats. lish classes for oral reports. make our sales campaign on ax- 7:00—Alexander Woolcott — The tion will be held on Monday. Thom. for lack of a more fitting word.” events reports laat week. NomlMUoB u d election of new] nlng of this week at 7:00 o'clock. President, ChUd Welfare Associa­ holds tha morale of the farm | Town Crier. tion. has beea kept up. UANUUKMTBK. C U fO t^

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER' PAGEil I With Best in the Country \M. H. S.-Bristol Tilt Seems A Toss-l7i By TUBS MOBa waa assigned Buffalo, N. y.—George NIci i THE HERALD 102 pounds and Mid Victorian and have much trouble disposing of Ar­ 167, Sandusky, Ohio., and Al' By EDDIE BBIETZ. nold at Orono. Me., but the little Spanish Way. 105 pounds «aeh. St. Mary’s (0) Psychic Bid sent to Laurel Park laney, 186, Detroit, drew, 6. Associated Press Sports Writer. New Haven squad coached by All- Hollywood, Calif.—Freddie 81 IS A PROFITABLE HAS GUARANTEED New York, Oct. 18— (AP) — Is America Joe Bogdanski of doigate V. Thrasher ...... 81 77 for a duel with Satlon, won toe IS WELCOME Dick Hainlsy, former Northwestern has thrown a bombsheU into at least E. Thrasher ...... 88 69 race when the latter was scratched. l.-it. Tacoma, Wqsh., stopped si coach, coming to Fordbam tha min­ one gridiron camp this season. Two D. Jencen ...... 92 101 Trainer Bob Smith said Psychic Bid Berglund, 161, San Bernorl ute Jimmy Crowley's contract ex- weeks ago, when everybody but toe B. Lawrence ...... ___58 78 was In top condition and that he Calif., 6. ; m re8?,.;.Ths report is all along M. Robinson...... 74 82 was confident bis obarge would de­ Kaitaaa City—Jimmy Oafr ADVERTISING CIRCULATION OF IN THE HOME Terrier’s squad was sending ''flow­ feat the heavier-weighted horse. 136, Kanaas City, knocked { Broadway...... Suave Jaok Coffey, ers” to Northfleld, Vt.. tor Arnold’s Totals ...... Fordbam graduate manager, didn't funeral, the eplrited Bogdansklmeiv ...3 0 4 402 young Harry WiUs, 135, Baltin # 1 # Zion Lutheran (2) 4; Bruce Brown, 159, Sallna,'] say yea and he didn't say no.. .That held Norwich to a 7-alI deadlock. L. Janssen ...... 81 68 surprise victory over Alabama has Maine is prepared, however, and WRESTLING outpointed Jack Cbarves, 167, T M E DIU AA Because O VER 5,000 Because H. Janssen ...... ___93 91 ka, Kaa., 8; Johnny Hull, 176, I Because.,« made Maj. Ralph Sosse'Misslaslppl’a has promised its students and alum­ P. fltechholtz...... 95 90 No, 1 m an ....It's a pity they don't ni It will be ready for anything and Ax ASSOCIATED PRESS Smith, Ark., outpointed Joe | S. W lnzler...... ___86 72 nlers, 177, Tulsa, Okla., 4. colonel them down there. wasn’t treating the Arnold invasion G. Beelort ...... 70 82 North Bergen, N. J. — Abe It reaches every member of the fam­ Charlie Retxiaff and Ford Smith lightly. Kasbey, 212. Paterson, N. J„ defeat­ San Francisco—Cerferino Ga The Herald is bought on spbscription Its editorial policy is highly regarded. who pimched their way into the flgh't ed Doc Len Hall. 224, Omaha, Neb., 147, Manila, outpointed Joe Bei ily. Junior wants the comics first. to the full extent of that circulation— picture with knockouts over Art one fall. 147, San Francisco. 10; Dj Non-partisan, intelligent in contro­ Lasky, will tangle at 8L Paul. Oct. Abad, 134, Pananui and Jil Dad wants that sporting page. Sis and many are the instances in which Vi...... Mike Jacoba may throw the Thomas, 128, Pittsburgh, Pa., versy, it offers a real opportunity for winner against Joe Louts in New Olympics To Meet Germans KID COCOA WINNER 6; Jimmy GarrSt, 140, Boston, grabs the fashion sheet And trust Dad buys an extra copy at the news­ York in November...... Penn contlu- ped Lee Strickland. 189. Oakl the whole family to get together and uee to bat 1,000 as the country’s Now Orleans, Oct. 10.—(AP) — Calif., 1. Mom to consult the woman’s page for stand, to have in his office. The best first half team. _ In Important Soccer Tilt Louis Kid <^oa. New Haven, Conn., discuss important happenings locally, Detroit buslnesa men who made negro, won every round of a 10- The Indian ChItal deei usuaiq education, information, and new Herald gives a lot for what it costs a Ty Cobb a millionaire with market round bout here laat night with Wes­ found beneath a tree of moa and all over the world. And every Tomorrow afternoon the Olympics ^gueae tha tollowing Sunday. If ao, ley Farrell, Now Orleans negro, to The monkeys are ol great methods for home-efficiency. Yessir tipi will do the same for Mickey gain a decision. Cocoa and Farrell year, and not the least of what it advertiser knows that a paper whose Cochrane..Two Korthweatern foot­ travel to Hartford in toe sixth round ' tha Laagua ebampionehip will be to the deer as sentinels, becaus ball stars came near being niled in- of too Intermediate Cup with toe worth winning dud will bring further both weighed 141 1-4. their exceptional eyesight. —The Herald must be profitable, be­ gives is a dependable Buying Guide eUgible for endorsing—Of all things Germans as the home team. This credit to Manchester soccer circlea. editorial policy is generally admired id a vital game for toe local team cause everyone who reads the news —milk In the college football pro­ Tomorrow’s game will be played to every member of the family is a Itaper in which it pays to adver­ gram'. .. .Joe McCarthy highest paid inasmuch aa it la the next to the at toe new German field at Con- reads the ads—and that’s the most manager in baseball, never played a OB on the wrong tool by losint Inat game of the aeasoo, and the nectlout Boulevard and Governor through the advertising it car- tise generously . . . and regu- big league game. the first two ganfes of the sea­ locale being tied with toe Portu­ street, Ekist Hartford, starting at -TONIGHT- Important s t ^ toward BUYlNflb They are booming Tom Lieb for son. the University of WlaCon. guese tor first place, tomorrow must 13:45 p. m. Dressing rooms have Item lariy. that Wisconsin ooschlhg job if Doo slD's tooiball team likely will bring a win tor toe game on the not been stated on the notification HAVE YOUR STEAMED CLAMS Spears aUps out....B ut Tim is sit­ have a new coach by the end et following Sunday with the Portu- card and dll playeri are requested ting so pretty at Loyola of Lot An­ the eeaaon, according u> reports. jrudae to dedlde toe winner of the to meet at the Roe promptly at 13 AT THE OAK STREET TAVERN geles that he wouldn't take it...... Dr. Clarence (Fat) Spenrt. above, Lealrut. o’clock tor tod trip. Playari are rd* They’re Fresh and Tender! William AT" Brady, who managed present mentor. Is said to be on Mdnebaster will not play here quested to facilitate matters by Also Spag;hetti and Meat Balls Corbett and Jeffries, thinks Jimmy the way out. with Tom Llohh again this eaason, due to Portland keeping to the above schedule as Braddock will aurprlts against and Columbia scratching their re­ tardiness wiu probably (fiaan sbOrt former Notre Dame star, and maining games and toe remaining Ballantine’s Beer LouU as bo did against Baer___It current bead coach at Loyola ' time tor the game, a plan which bda “When better bOer ie made—we’ll sail it” look! like a long. Cold winter for a College, Ban Francisco, due tO two games are at Hartford, but the Mwayt proved diaastrougr to the -Thirs resll.v it aqthln( wrPng with this picture. Harry gtuhl- half doaen top flight fOOtMU COaob- Itaplace him. Lieb, below, fof- Olymplca ore not sCared of travel Olymipiet In their tour seaeona Of drehef. head coach of VlUinoVa COIiegS, Simply llkek to mix base­ btnrly e e rm ns the Badgerg' infi to win toe League. Tomorrow aOeoar A double-header will be to^ ball with football cow and ihsfi. The fiutricrbtck e( Notre OAK STREET TAVERK . Djlttg has set a ti06,oo(> Uh* «6*6h. wiU see totei out la twamp adrenw't dcbOdula at tha GanniH) Oemoa immortal Four Hortenton i|^how n Uklnt a healthy 10 (Jak Street ^ John Andiaib. fM | 'f ■' . ♦WJ§8>t 6 hlfji. Ono durlag a^ lM cst prteUce s*a»lom ■ T x a HAIVCHUSTEK tVliMINU MB.KALO, MAINUilKSSTCK, lAJJNIN.. OATUKJJAI, OCT1V15BR 1», 1B58. SlAlNUMfiiSTlliK EVIGNING HIGKALU, MANCHKSTEK, CONN., SATORDAY, OCTOBER 19,1988. FAGE E L ^ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES -Yeah, Team! SENSE and NONSENSE By M A R TIN o t FOUKirttb AM VOAfb VT A W)A‘b \T O N t OT The headless horaeman waa just He Man------My motto Is: "An eye GOOO (aAME f KN OCK - OOiNKJ a bogle, but the headless motorist (or an eye and a tooth for a tooth", OUT nDVERTHE ‘" K Is real. what’s jroursT Insurancu Salesmen—Five hun­ W rite, ot Son’. Death dred dollars for an eye, fifty dol­ "Accident In Which My Son Waa lars (or a tooth ~and a thousand j LOST AND FOUND 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS'^ 2 AGENTS WANTED 37-A WANTED—TO BUY 58 Mrs. Emma R. Wilson of Bristol; Killed" was the p ol^ a n t headline dollars for an accidental death. flower, missions and relief work, in the Lamotte, Iowa, News over /fcoU N D —LADY'S brown ba^. 0 « n - WIN *2,250.00—Can you make 6 QUALITY COSMETICS, big prof­ WANTED — ANTIQUES. — China Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Norwich; THINKS RETURN an article telling of the death at Sunshine Sayings..., .Rest Is no­ I er may have sam e'by proving three letter word. tielnR the let­ its. Steady repeater. Inquire’ ter­ soup toiircena. and early glass. International relations for Peace, BUSINESS CHANGES SPUR ter* In the word "rARAMOUNT" 7 ritory rights. Moulin Rouge Co.s- Mrs. Hevenor, "The Barn," ’ Wap- St. Joseph, Mo., of (3eorge Phillips, thing but rust if you take too property, and pajing for adv. 97 Mrs. Flora S. Haskins of Scotland; 38, son of Mrs. L M. Womelsdorf, metlc Co.. 1301-A Lexington Ave., plng. Conn. much of it at one time___ Half the , Wells atrcct. Rush your answer to G. K. Slayton, legislation, all state officers; medi­ publisher. world doesn’t know how the other Dept. E-1. Desitolnes, Iowa, and New Y’ork. OF PROHIBITION cal temperance, Mrs. Mary B. Mc­ IwST—BEAVER fur coUar. be­ BUILDING BOOM HERE half lives, but it Is usually pretty you will set opportimlty to win Kinnon of Yalesvillc; medal contest, Parking and traffic problems, suspicious----- Trees are beautiful. tween bua station and Park. Sult- *2.250.00. APARTMENTS—FLATS— Mrs. Eva B. Castaldine of Bristol; iU)Ie teward. Return to Herald POULTRY AND like a good many other problems yet they wear the same styles each TENEMENTS 63 IN U. S. IS SURE department of literature, Mrs. Lois legal entry Include projects involv­ year... .You’ll never have indiges­ Office. SUPPLIES 13 of life, would be much less difficult PERSONALS 3 FOR RENT—5 ROOM downstairs B. Kllenfelter'of West Hartford. ing the building of 200 miles of Permits for Alterations and if compfl'ratlvely few Individuals tion from swallowing your pride... LOST—POINTER DOG. Manchca- FOR SALE BROILERS and fryers, flat, all modern Improvements. In­ (OonUnued from Page One) Department of periodicals. Miss fence along the Mexican border, with had a little more common scncc The right time to have courage la : ter license- Please telephone Man- STOMACH ULCER, gas pains! In- live and dressed. Allen, 37 Doone quire 227 West Center street. Grace Clark of Nlantic; publicity, eight miles at El Paso alone; and consideration for the rights and when others have lost theirs. the old Sunday "Blue Laws" In her Mrs. Nora J. Norris of Nlantic; re­ ■ Chester S936, ' ''dirsstlon victims, why suffer? For street Phone 7651. development of radio communication Construction in October convenience for others. quick relief get a free sample ot home state, the rapid increase In ea- ligious education, Mrs. Henrietta between border stations and patrol FOUND—TWO FOUNTAIN pens. Udgs, a doctor’s prescription at FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, second tabllshment of places where Intoxi­ Kaufmann of West Hartford; scien­ cars. We speak of dangerous curves on Toonervilie Folks Owner may have same by proving Arthur Drug Stores. WANTED— PETS— .floor, good neighborhood, low heat­ cating liquor is sold. tific temperance instruction, Mrs. “We believe we can reduce illegal Already Equal Aognst To­ the highways, and despite improv­ i4 Thought ------B y F o n ta in e F o i property and paying for this adv. POULTRY—STOCK 41 ing coat. Available Nov. 1st. Ap­ Beer in CXX3 Camps Irving Fowler of Middicfield; soldiers entry to a mere trickle," the com­ ing highway engineering thevc Telephone 8500. ply Chas. J. Strickland, 168 Main She charged (he present adminis­ and sailors. Miss Ethel D. Barrows missioner said. tal— Many Stores Under- are still many such. However, all The Lord maketh poor, and mak- S uitcase S im pson*s g ir l h a s refused, once a n d for a l l ,to m a r r y him^ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 WANTED TO BUY live chickens, atreet. Phone 7374. tration In Washington as "hard to of Northampton, Mass.; temperance curves are dangerous to drivers eth rloh: He bringeth low, and llft- OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahern any kind, any quantity. A. Grem- work with" in efforts directed for and missions, Mrs. Annie P. Service who are traveling fast and for any cth up.— I Samuel 2:7. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE—1928 1-2 ton Ford mo. Telephone 3441. FOR RENT—ON CENTER street, of South Wllllngton; Youth’s Tem­ reason not alert. truck, grind rack body, dual trsns- Improvement of the youth and said six room tenement, all Improve­ perance Council, Mrs. Emma Lin­ The bad fortune of the good turns TiO YOU KNOW WHW ?O R RENT DATES 1 TYPE hospi­ mlssion. 1930 engine *80. Tele­ that In many of the CCC camps SOUTH COVENTRY YOU GO IN AN' ments. Inquire 422 East Center throughout the state of Pennsyl­ coln of New London; Loyal Temper­ How to prevent automobile ac­ their faces up to heaven; the good '-YES, AND 1 tal bed for home ii.se. Rate.s rea­ phone Rosetlalc 15-3. ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 cidents: THAT -BIG WATER. -BUFFALO* street, or Tel. 75.50. vania the boys direct from poor ance League, Miss Nellie Turner of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brooke o( fortune of the bad bows their heads "PUT A JUNiP-CLAIN sonable. Call Kemp’s !nr, .’i680. A small sized building boom dur­ 1. Always watch for children T'LL FOR SALE— LARGE roasting homes are permitted to have beer MlMdale; edjtor of the “ White Rib­ Ripley Hill announce the engage­ down to the earth.—Saadi. D t'D 'P -^ T O O k TH' -DRAIN 1935 CHEVROLET sedan, 1034 Ply­ FOR RENT—VERY desirable 6 ing the first half of October is at­ 2. Watch for signs and signals ON TH'TUBI mouth roach, 1934 Pontiac sedan, chickens, alive or dressed. Some (or perhaps the first time In their bon Banner", Mrs. Mary Welles of ment of their daughter, Phillis B. REGISTER room flat, all Improvements, ga­ West Hartford. tracting considerable attention and obey them. "plucj o u t o f TW' T U ^ 1934 Ford sedan, 1938 Wlllyi dishes and silverware, shot gun lives. Fully 75 per cent of the boys to Robert E. Brown, son of Mr. and from persons Interested in business TO FIGHT POUTIOS WHEN HE WATJOLES g r e a t ^ Manchester rage, near Center. Inquire 21 Madl- Mrs. A. B. Brown of Wllllmantlc. 3. Between speed and safety, S O WE COULDNT USE sedan, 1932 Plymouth coupe, 1931 and Franklin heater, Edgerton 655 Bon atreet. Phone 6338. sent to the CCC camps, she said, trends. choose safety every time.' OUT OF HIS -ROOM, SUF(F>RlSEt Ford coupe. Cole Motors, 6463. North Main atreet. Phone after 6 had never touched Intoxicants be­ The October number of "Real The total estimated coat of con­ Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 19— (AP) o C . IT -BEFORE HIN5 ] Evening Herald News” Issued monthly by pupils ot 4. Slow down in approaching an i' l l <3ET a a n d 1 p. m. ,5416. FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, hot fore. She said that It was no fault struction for which Building Inspec­ intersection, be prepared to stop. —A group of younger members of the Center School, contains an edi­ INDIGNAnON^ CLASSIFIED water heat, fireplace, very low of the boys themselves that these 700 ARE BUSY tor Edward C. Elliott, Jr„ issued 5. Report and have fixed any the Harvard University faculty HALF NELSON ON MOVING—TRUCKING- FOR SALE—HOT Water furnace. conditions existed. torial, "Our Village Improvement permits during the first half of the have organized to coiM at what ADVERTISEMENTS rent, also 5 room flat, steam heat. Society,’’ as follows: "In gratitude mechanical trouble. Do not drive HINA AN'SEARCH OVER THEIR ; STORAGE 20 Will sell reasonable. Call 32 Wcat- Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 5440. Mrs. Black touched on the life of month was more than the total for with makeshift repairs. Alan R. Sweezy, economics instruc­ Count fix avtrxc* word* to • Hn*. mlnater Road or telephone 5084. - to the taxpayers of this town, who August and within ten per cent of tor, terms departmental politics, HIS BATHR<2gE ACCUSATION 1 InUlxlt. numb«r* and abbraviatlon* PERRETT A GLENNEY INC. loral Will Rogers whose wit and Incom­ are responsible for our education, 6. Even If you have the right of •xch count a* u "ord and compound ONE AND TWO ROOM apartments parable, sarcasm entertained the ON AMMUNITION the total for September. way, give the other driver lots of Sweezy, who announced the group and long distance moving. Dally the pupils of the Center School have A continuation of the same trend p o < > ; e t & t o r -—tH AW -v^ '-.i words as two words. Minimum cost Is Just rcfinlshod. Po see them call on Nation for many years. "What a room at Intersections. He may need waa considering joining the Ameri­ oxpre.ss to Hartford. Overnight FUEL AND FEED 49-A organized an Improvement Society. will result in more building In Man­ can Federation o f Teachers, and pries ol three lines. Jensen, Johnson Bb.vk. OITlco 709 blessing it would have been If his it. T H ' T^LUfS I THEY 'Wo n t | Line rates per day for transient service to and from Now York. Tel. Our aims arc to pick up glass and chester during this fiscal year than through It the American Federation FOR SALE—WOOD, fireplace, fur­ Main street. Phone 6070—7635. efforts along this line had been di­ FOR A NEW NRA 7. Before starting out on a trip Pda* 3063, 8860 or 8864. papers, walk on the sidewalks, and during the last few years. of Labor, salfl appointments to the THINK OR ij BiraetlT* March 17, IKIT nace and stove, full measure, aatla- rected against the liquor traffic," (Oonttnaed from Page One) Stay off peoples’ lawns. Help us check the condition of tires, mirror, lA. c Cash Charge FOR RENT—HEATED Apartment, A large amount of the construc­ better (acuity posts were controlled l o o k i n g I factlon guaranteed. Tel. Roaedale she stated. The same waa true of to keep the town clean." Members tion this fall has been alterations to brakes, horn, lights, windshield • Consecutive Days sal 7 otai I ots three large rooms and bath, second wiper. by "departmental politics.’’ I Consecutive Dayisal t ots 11 cte PUBLIC PASSENGER 15-3. Hughle Long whose Influence was but that this year’s record was a of the editorial staff are. Editor-in- Main street stores, jlanned to give The youthful instructor said ap­ N , IN MY floor, rear. Purnell Bloca, 829 Main k Back up as little as possible 1 Day ...... I 11 oU| II cte SERVICE 20-A widely felt In the south before his "strong contrast.” chief, Lawrence Lavlgne; associate the stores more floor space to meet proximately fifteen men, chiefly T .E -Z .f All orders for Irrecnlnr inserllona FOR SALE— HARD W OOD for fiir- street. Apply G. E. Keith, Keith a.ssasslnatlon a month ago. NRA officials refused to disclose editors, Anne Ledoyt, Elinor the demands o f Increasing business. but if you must back, sound your ;wni be charged at tha one time rate. Furniture Co. from the departments of economics, Special rates Ivr long term svtry IN ADDITION TO SILVER LANE naco *4.50 per truck load. Wood The speaker denounced parents whether the survey they are mak­ Graham, William Graham, Harold Nathan Marlow has purchased horn first and then watch where philosophy, government and soci­ acid for caah only, L, T. Wood Co. ing for the President supported the Smith. you are going. 4 day advartlstng gtvs upon rsqvest. Bus Line, Dc Luxe Bus for lodge FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, on who provide late model cars, good from Edward J. Holl the block at ology comprised the movement. Ads ordsrsd for tbres or six days party or team trips, we also offer Phone 4406. clothes and money for their children conclusions of the Federation that Mrs. Alice Sweet, widow of Fred 895-897 Main street where his de­ 9. Never pass another vehicle on 'me group will meet next Tues­ dad stopped bafors tha third or fifth Ridge atreet, vacant Oct. 15th, mod­ employers were extending hours in­ a blind curve or approaching the 7 passenger sedan livery. Phone to use indiscriminately, following S. Sweet, died this week In Denver, partment store la located and will day, Sweezy said, to elect officers day will be ohargsd only for tha ao* HARD WOOD—*4.00 a load, hickory ern. Inquire at 25 Spruce street. stead o f taking on new men to in­ Colo. She was born In South Coven­ crest of a hill and especially not tua) number of -Imes the d appear* 3063, 8860, 8864. the path of least resistance—pleas­ alter It to provide more room and and draw up a statement of its for fireplace or furnace, *5.00 a crease production. try seventy-seven years ago. being will construct a modern store front. at an Intersection. ad. charging at the rate earned, but I'Xm RENT—MODERN six room ure seeking. "These parents are position. B O allowance or refunds can be made load. Call Roscdalo 37-12, Leonard While the field force of 700 men the daughter of William and Mary Taking over the entire ground Q B alx time ads stopped after ths L. Glgllo, Bolton. tenement, .0 Improvements. In­ ruining the young people," she said. will not have time to contact all In­ (Clark) Lathrop. She is survived floor apace of the Podrove-Jaffe _ Customer—Ten years ago I only « t h day. PROFESSIONAL quire at 216 Oak street. 27o “till forbids": display lines not Moke Them Work dustrial sectors before Congress by a sister, Mrs. George Stanley of building, the W. T. Grant Company had to pay ten cents a pound for In Libya, Glalo women trail their SERVICES 22 ALL KINDS OF HARD WOOD, meets in January, officials said they these prunes. gold. (•OR RENT—ROOM AND BOARD, Those who do not work and are Andover, and a brother, Arthur store vrill double its capacity and black capes behind them to erase The Herald will aot ba responslbla Blabs, kindling, hickory fireplace able to work, should be made to do believed the survey would give a Lathrop of Simsbury. She was a build a modern front. Grocer— Not these prunes. These their footsteps so that the devil for mora than one Incorrect Iniertion furnished and unfurnished apart- li'l) JOHN COCKERHAM. Pianos tuned, and white birch. Chaa. Stays, tele­ so, she agreed. "In Pennsylvania true picture of conditions from rep­ cousin of Mrs. Julian Beville of this Moving from the building otf are less than seven years old. shall not follow and tempt them. of any a'.lvertlstment ordered for phone 3149. , menta. Call Centennia. Apartments. resentative units. place. which he la part owner, Abraham more than one time. repaired, rebuilt. 28 Bigelow street. 4131 or 4279. the family on relief finds milk on I; The Inadvertent omiaston ot incor­ their doorstep In the morning with South Coventry pupils whose Podrove, proprietor of the Man­ A Woman Likes To Have A Man Phone 4210. FOR SALE HARD WOOD, stove A. F. of L. PONDERS chester Public Market has found rect publication of advertising will bs FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, slips to secure food and fuel.” She names appear on the first marking Flatter Her livenE Though She ractllle* only by caneellattoo of the length, delivered in town. Edward Atlantic City, N. J„ Oct. 19. — more room for his business in an Knows He Is Fibbing. with furnace and garage, ready pointed out that In the Bible days, jicriod honor roll at Windham High Flapper Fanny Says: charge made for the acrvice rendered. J. Holl, 865 Main street. Telephone (AP)—The American Federation of School are as follow*: 90 per cent adjoining building. All adverllsementa must conform REPAIRING 23 Nov. 1st. Inquire 591 Center street. those who were poor were provided Im atyle. copy and typography with 4642. Labor considered today proposals to over, seniors, Mary Ann Grochmal, The First National Stores com­ Wife— Did you enjoy the con­ WEEKLY ragulatlons enforced by the publtah* VACUUM CLEANER, gun. clock, Phone 6861. with a section of the fields to gather bring back the NRA and to create pany has rented an adjoining store cert? .their own sustenance. Freshmen. Nathan White; 80 to 90 •re and they reserve the right to Icck repairing. Key making etc. a labor party. per cent, juniors, Mary White, Allan and will double the area of its store Hubby—It was wonderful. I can’t ■BATHROOV •dlt, revise or lejeo* any copy eon* GARDEN—FARM- "If Ruth had been on relief aa It on Main street near Middle Turn­ iidered objectionable. Bratthwaite, 52 Pearl street. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Resolutions, among many waiting Hugelman; Sophomores, Iris tell you how much Impressed I was •BATTLE (. Is known today, she never would Squires; Freshmen, Fred Bonny, pike. adding a meat department to listening to such glorious music CL081N0 HOURS—Classified ads to DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 disposal in the convention's closing < !c~ n ba published same day tfiust be re- FOR RENT—SEVEN room house, have met Boaz," she said amid hours, recited benefits brought to Stanley Cahoon, Robert Wiley, its present business. that I couldn’t understand. •flved by II o'clock noon; Saturdays BUSINESS FOR SALE—NEW HONEY at 302 laughter. Anton Postemsky, Frances Obertz, The new owners of ths Oakland ll:IO a. ra. all Improvements. For Information Labor by the NRA. The motions to advertlsere, but Lansing, Mich. GAM6UNG GRAFT MAY "But there has been too much legislation tending to afford labor a er, John N. Rlsley. Besides Miss south of England. Wood ashes from which some caption clown wrote "I LISTEN, WE CAME HE d o e s / NEVER HEARD OF WAL, AdAVBB W ELL-M ORE EXCITEMENT street. -THE IPEA,LAPV? AN' VUH AINY . -PO DO SOME HUNTING the CASH RATES will o«. accepted aa change", she declared. Too much measure of protection against the Celia Rlsley he is survived by two stoves are put into, these hoppers, Wouldn’t Sleep With Either Of - BUT AIN'T -THE GENaEAAAN / VER ALL THAN WE BARGAINED FOR / JTOLL RATMENT tf paid at ths bust* temptation has been placed In the other sisters, Mrs. Augusta Bartlett ’Em." -WHAT've w e OONNA DO -TH E MEN IN BIRCH YOU PARTO' FOR SALE— GREEN mountain continued encroachment and domi­ rain water Is poured in to make -N O W PUT DOWN RIGHT- BUT -TH e UTTIB LAoy USES Bass offlcs on or btfora ths ssvenih MONEY TO LOAN 33 UPSET SPAIN’S CABINET way of the unthinking, uninformed of Hartford and Mrs. Elizabeth lye, and the lye Is used to make D bue To Y ou: NUTHIN', NEITHEK/ SAY SAID JEAN day following tha first insertion of potatoes (or winter storage. Chas. nation of special Interests.” RUFUS THAT GUM AND I DON'T , WRETCHED ENGLISH-BUT youth in this present generation for Parker of Wllllmantlc. soap. Men Perhaps Need A Certain - JUS' GIT BACK LAFARse THE , aacb ad otherwiae^^ ^rae.'lee ...... 16 CHRYSLER AIRFLOW Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of LEAN OH, w h a t DRIVERS IN THIS FAMILY-l/ leaders as the major obstacle to re­ rect political action, however, was ON KfY MIND.’ a c t e d s o FELLA Funeral Directors ...... 16 6-l’aaaenger Sedan, driven 13,500 ligious pence. the Center Congregational church ON MY OISIW HAVE VOU MOT ME,' OH.WHUT Beating—Plumbing—Roofing . .. 17 $60.00 or Easy Terms for remarks. Mrs. Arthur Lashin.ske expected to be reaffirmed. KIWDA FUNNY 11 miles; positively like new through­ Ha v e vou id o m e— h it Insurance ...... it sang two old favorite selections and SHOULDER, d o n e ? Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 out. VVIII sacrIAee (or quirk sale. LATELY ? COCUELIUS SUMPN P I Moving—Trucking—S.orage .. . . 10 gave an encore at the urgent request R3ECK.' BGGER VANISHES Public Passenger Service ...... tO -A Would consider smaller car as BENSON RADIO of the assemblage and Mrs. Preus­ ALIEN $M UGaiNG~ Painting—Papering ...... 11 part payment. Term* arranged. 711 Main SL Johnson Bloch ser. ih . PURIIJG NIGHT, Profaasional Servicei It Coll H. W. Oraliam (READ THE S’TOBY, THEN COLOR THE FICTUBE) LEAVING CLOTHES, Repairing ...... at FOR SALE During the convention which A GROWING MENACE Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning , 14 BEEMAN-GRIFFIN CO, closed yesterday the Manchester The County Fair judge said, gLOOP-STAINEP Toilet Goods and Service ...... 16 union Is Indebted to the women of (Oontinnod from Page One) unless you start to nm too fast. BED. Wanted—Business S s.vice...... 16 1214 Main St., Htfd. Tel. 2-2237 7-ROOM SINGLE HOUSE— "Well, now I’ll pin this ribbon on. Let’s do a funny little dance. That the church Federation (or the sev­ somehow, to Indicate this funny ought to bring a roar." l^duralloaal 3 acres. Fruit. Gamfie. A eral luncheons and dinner served to ly to show on Increase.’’ Colonel Courses and CUmsss...... 17 USED (2 months) PHILCO beast has captured a first prize.” The Tlnlca watched them far a i FOUL PLAY Private Instruction ...... 18 real sacriflcc nt $-1,000. the visiting guests, also to Allen R. MacCormack said. "There Is no Said Duncy, "Pin It any place. Sold for *79.50—*60.00. IL C. A. Lincoln, Agnes R. McDonald and while and then wee Goldy, with a I PEARBR Dancing ...... fs-A Terms. possibility for a long time of a re­ Just stick It on the ol’ coif’s face. smile, exclaimed, “ Oh, that was J Hnslcal—Dramatic ...... 19 Radio-Phonograph, *39.95 — sold Miss Nellie Starr, judges of the ex­ laxation in immigration restrictions. Wanted—Instruction ...... tO You couldn’t hurt that cloth beasL very funny. Kindly dance some for *250.00. Cash or Easy Terms. Ll.t Your Property Now With hibit, Miss Margaret Korugiebel, Quotas No Index Plnaaclal All new tubes. if jrou stuck It In the eyes.” more." Miss Florence Herter, pages, Mrs. Colonel. MacCormack emphasized The judge just laughed and said, AND EASY MAKE A CAREFUL SYAMINATION OF BKSGER'S TE)£n Bonds—Stocks—Mortgngaa m .. II To Rent: Robert I. Olson, Miss Frances Con- Business Opportunities ...... II George L. Graziadio that the small percentage of aliens "Here goes. Pll stick It on ol’ oB y this time Windy felt that he T\T MOON THE OTHERS RETURN, Money to Loan ...... || SINGLE HOUSES: row, Miss Ruth Wyman, Mrs. who have entered for permanent bossy’s nose, and then I hope that HAW/liste n Rente - Real Estate Auctioneer CharlOs Bonks, waiters at the ex­ had had enough. He said, "Oh, jrURALE, FEARFUL, SPEAKING IN llela and -iltaatlaae BENSON RADIO residence under the quotas does not we can get the cow to prance gee. It’s getting hot Inside this To THIS. Help Wanted—Fsmale ...... 16 60 Scarborough Road, 7 rooms, 264 No. Main TeL 5278 hibition and Mrs. Norman Thrall and reflect the number of persons wvit- WHISPERS. / T ------^----- Help Wanted—Male ...... If 711 Main SL Johnnon Block around." skin. I need a bit of air.” WELL, IM GOING TO LET SOU IN ON 1 t e l l v e , WE Ule bath, lavatory and oil burner. Mrs. Mary Mason, ushers and all Ing to come to the United State. The pinning, then, was promptly dalesmen Wanted ...... 16-A 56 Porter St.—8 rooms; two tile others who gave of their time and And then be had a happy hunch EASY, HE AIN'T searched Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 17 (Tolonel MacCormack estimated done. "Oh, ouch!” yelled Windy, that he felt sure would thrill the' WHAT5 BEEN BOTHERING ME.„LOOKAT> ^I^ a l L Ageii.a Wanted ...... 17-A baths and lavatory, and oil burn­ efforts to assure the success of the that in each of the last two years ON THE ISLAND. e v e r y ­ Situations Wanted—Female .. . 18 just In fun. Of course it didn't bunch. Instead, however, when th' l e t t e b ^that I fdohd in m y er. convention here. 2,600 aliens have escaped arrest hurt him. He was inside, safe and HE'S PLUMB w h e r e . Situations Wanted—Male ...... 89 Appotntnwnts. ’twas pulled. It gave them all a VANISHED. Employment Agencies ...... 40 27 Scarborough Road—6 rooms; because the officials—except In the sound. scare. SVEN UNDER NEW 3IANAOE3IENT Late yesterday afternoon the de­ MOTHER’S WASTEBASKET.'/ TH’ Uve Stock—Pets—Pottltry—Vehicles Ule bath; oil burner, 26-32 Birch Street USED RADIOS cases of aliens caught In the act "Oh, look," yelled Dotty. "That Doga—Birds—Pets ...... 4i Just like new; 6 and 7 months old. partmental appointments were an­ of trying to enter the coimtry Ille­ Then Ooppy whispered, from the Llv# Stock—Vshlclss ...... 4f DUPLEX HOUSES; One S-Room Apartm ent...... *15. nounced by the state secretary. A old cow Is running in two pieces, Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 Some Mid (or *150.00. 10 and 12- gally—have had no power of arrest rear, "Before we scramble out of now." And sure enough. Wee Windy Steam Heat *5. E.vtra Per Month new department, that of radio waa Wanted - Pets —Poultry—Stock 44 11 Trotter St.—6 rooms, steam tube. *50.50, Easy terms or without a warrant from the Labor here, let’s give the Tlnymites a left poor Coppy In the rear. During Winter, added to the state department, Mrs. For Sole—Mlscellaaeons heat, garage. cash. Secretary. This would be corrected show and make them laugh In "Hey, get together," someone Articles for Sale ...... 46 162 Center St.—6 rooms and RELIABLE REALTY CO. H. Gertrude Coe of Waterbury re­ under the Kerr bill now jiendlng In glee. said. Then out popped little Cop- Boats and Acceseorlea ...... 49 garage. ceiving the appointment. Other Building Materials ...... 47 126 Temple St., Iltld. T61. 7-5119 Congress. The bill would permit "I’ll run around and cry out py’s head. We’ve had enough,” Diamonds—Watches^-^ewelry ,, 41 department directors weref Chris­ border patrolmen and Inspectors to moo! ’Twill be a funny thing to he shouted. "Now I’ll scramble out 18 Winter St.—6 rooms, steam See Supt. On Premise, or BENSON RADIO tian citizenship, Mrs. Letltla Lord of ' EleotrtcaJ Appliances—.Radio' .. 49 heat and garage. call for Information at 7:00 P. M. 711 Main St. JohnMn Block hold suspects for 24 hours while a do. Remember, now, you’ll spoil of here." Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Darien; evangelism, Mrs. Laura W. warrant Is prepared. It al. If you don’t follow me." a .rd .r F.rnj—Dmlrv Product. .0 Chestnut SL— 4 rooms and bath. (A scarecrow does a funny dance Hou.thold Ooud...... 51 Ayer of Branford; exhibits and fairs. Other preparations to combat. 11- "Okay", said Windy, "I can laaL In the next story.) llMbln.ry .nd Tool...... 5] HEATED APARTMENTS: ._ MSSI*______Mualc&I In.trument...... 5. ^ BROTHER,' 6CEMS UNAFFECTED BW Offlc* u d Store Sgulpm.nt . . . 5t 118 Main St.—3 rooms, Ule bath, THE TRAGIC NEWS BpaoliUa .t tb. Sior.a 5t fireplace; electric stove and re­ A L L E Y OOP The Long Noh-Stop Flight Cracks Up i s x ;; W..t1ns App.r.l—Fur. 61 frigerator furnished. Hoi water By H A M LIN WHY MOTHEP2S G E T GRAY Wanted—To Buy ...... |g SALESMAN SAM ______throughout the year. , KATAMBA! THERE GOES Sam Still Doesn’t Like ’Em Bv Small ■ m w . —Board—Hotel.—^Rnort. WELL-THATS THAT? THE LETTER Rcataani.t. 995 Main St.—Reconditioned 4 J U S WHEW r H A D MY LAST WOW ALL r OCrCTA ’t h a T ^ p i n e . Bo y s 1 ^ n i v , (-nit. a l a . k a z a i^ I g iv e Moowm Without Board it rooms, bath, private entrance; g o s h . f HA, h a 1 w J o k e s o n ^"YepiH? i g u e s s va per f W ow ! YIPPY VAPPYImouj DAuXS-ONle. : Boud.r. W«it.d ...... |..a THIS FLVIW& HOPE OF DO 15 FI&OER W«S (05UMPLED, , HERE'S A TIP FOR V (T To 3DE1 I HAD E N U P suitable (or Doctor, Dentist or 'You, SAMM Ol HE Glt-i(-ie. JCS-CT TH' TRICK HE Conntr; Board—Harortii . <0 LIZARD 'BOUT GETT/W OUT SOME WAY ANOTHROWW /FR EC K ,N 0 "/A I _ ..t '^e y p e r ie m c e o)ith You IT 'S TWO BUCKS I /( -tH E M ) I Hotel.—^Raatauranta ...... li Attoniey’s office, or an apart­ A 6 b u c k T IP I ^✓ 'Pu l l e d ON m e y g stp ,- , ALL PLAYED LOOSE - CrlCIANS AW’ Ye r . T R I C K OM li^ a g -i c i a n s ; [W ap tad—Room.—Board ...... (i ment. TG E T BACK AWY_.EVIDENT- ^ w o n d e r ■— day I HE • lOO, O U T - WOW Krai ISatat. F n B a t h o m e ... f A O N E Y l AN' 40HEW I OPeNEO , ISpartmanta, Flat., Tanamanta,. n Rear 995 Main SL—4 rooms, bath, ' I g o t t a d r o p UY mom DEODED ' 8 u.ln.w Loeatlona (or Rant .. . t« etc.; garage. . HAND,THERE LUP6 A N IC K E U Bouaaa tor Rent ...... 5 THIS BALLAST TO rew rite UPSET ?.C YA g c TT e i*. T a k e a lo o k a g a in ' Buburbu (or Rant ...1...... ti OFFICES TO RENT at 865 Main O Q — ^ Summrr HomM (or Rent .w ... »1 BtreeL rr.*' 17 ’y w .{Wort.d to Rent ...... || Bm < Betat. V.r SU. APPLY P lA H . tm .nt - Bnildlns (or B.1. ,. , e x c ^ P e ■aatn... Prop.rty for Sal. Farm, u d Land (or Bol...... Faun* (or BU. ... ot. (or Balo ;i« m r t ProparW (or Bala ED W A R D J. LBoborban for Bat...... m u . . . r t^ a l Eitat. tor Bxobacro ...mt tW w t.d —Raal Eatat. HOLL A«et1onwI..Bal BoHm. MS Mala 8t TsL 4642 I «Bal N otice ...... lh.'\ J/f -at