I* Hr ' V *•'?" . fe:i:'•’- • .• u m l f-- A y v B s s m ]i»ir:Q Q 8o^iiaN iw fli» Montli aC Novunber, 1980 ' a|@- ‘ .. _ .'3^,':-te'‘:..'*-.''^-v'“s.’ ,-JJ vTt 1 MenAen of 1|M!4n9t Boieaa ’ *'■■**• "-^i! .. o f Ctoaelottois. . ^ X/ EACH H OS^AX BABY G E ^ 81,000 POLICY SEN. OVERMAN Dry Aga£tidt Wets- Malden, Mass., Dec. 12.— (A P ) -••■r' * > ---J ^.1 .'■•r . — gift of $1,000 life insurance i r policy is made to each child bom -S’ PASSES AWAY in the new Maplewood hospital ' here, it was learned from Dr. I Thomas W. Leavitt of the hospi­ ATCAPITAL tal staff last night. r.' Hospital authorities were of ! t- the opinion that the practice was I unique in this count^. One of Oldest In Senate Dies House floor Leader Agauist Aged 76 After Brief Idle­ TRUCE IN SENATE F e d e ^ Loans For Food nrr Bnt DanociatK Leader ness— Working Up Until and Clothing For Farmers; FOLLOWING DEATH I His Illness Two Days Ago. Helps S ^ e s s , He & y& D Nol&yWhoWiBeNl| Head of Stite Police— De^ Washington, Dec. 12 — (A P ) — Discord Threatened To Flare Washington, Dec. 12—(AP)— A A sudden illness today took from the -iplpe Une into tee Treasux^y, was the No lurUier Invest^tum of dares It Is Up To Goref- Senate one of its oldest and most Up Again Over President’s description given to tee House today highly regarded members. by Republican Floor Leader Tilson 8 Year OhLMysteir^ Bury nor-flect Cross To j E Lee Slater Overman, of North Mapping a comrse of action to combat wet sentim ent , in .Cougreas, members of the executive committee today to tee Senate’s $60,000,000 Carolina closed seventy-six years of Relief Program. of tee Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohlfeition and PUUic Morals., are pictured above as they assembled drought relief biH. life and 28 years of service in the m Wellington. Left to right, in tee front row, are Dr. A. J/Bairtoh; Mrs. EUa B. Boole, head of tee Worn He condemned especially tee pro­ Bones Tomorrow. noonce His Appointment^, Senate chamber shortly before one m s Christian Tempera^ice Union; F. Scott McBride, president bf tee Antl-Salbon League; and Canon W. S. vision for loEuxs for food and clote- o’clock this morning. An indisposi­ Washington, Dec. 12.— (A P ) — Chase. In tee rear row, left to light: Dr.-B. Ooiviu,. Dr. Oliver N. Stewet mid Dr. Eugene L. Crawford. fiig. ' “ The high-principled and indus- tion of a few days standing had sud­ Discord between President Hoover — ------^ ^ ' ■ ■______The reaxains foxmd yesterday on Hartford, Dec. 12.—(AP)'— R®. denly turned dangerous yesterday ttious will insist on treating it Ete a and the Senate threatened to flare loan and will cripple themselves In the McGrath property to Wapping ports emanating from the Staft* afternoon, when he suffered an in­ again today, reports reaching the ternal hemorrhage. He had rallied an attempt to replay it,’’ he said. believed ..to be. those of Mrs. Mina Capitol' that Archibald M^efl, and was expected to last through Capitol that President Hoover con­ •'The idle and siiiftless vrtll accept Blssell, who mysteriously disappear­ Democratic National conunitteetoam the last night at least, when templated another statement against it.Efii a g ift and live off tee Federal ed eight years ago, wfll be buried to government as long as the oppor­ -was seeking pubhe office, with bis late at night imexpectedly he was the foes of his relief program. The Wappiiig cetoeteiy tomorrow after­ stricken by a second hemorrhage. tunity exists.” eye on the position now held by death of Senator Overman of North IN T H liE CRASHES noon at two o’clock. The bones com- Death then was inevitable. Pleads For Support priring the skeleton, which was State Police Commissioner itOb^ Those at Bedsdde Carolina, may bring a truce, how­ Appealing for supiwrt bf the found by^ hxmters: ;3resterday T. Hurley, was emphatically den^ <$- House agriculture committee’s $80,- With him wets Mrs. Overman imd ever. were t^ b if.fij tee Whi they Fimeral today by Mr. McNeil himself. Mr. one daughter, Mrs. E. N. Snow, of 000,000 proposal, limited to seed and Peiflors to East'Hartford today The Senate, in passing the emerr :McNea said that he WEis not locjk*' Washin^on. Two other daughters Director of Biulding and Two Persons In Critical Con­ fertifizer loans, Tilson said: Walter Green, son of Mrs. Blssell. were expected to arrive today from gency $118,000,000 public improve­ EINSTEIN A GUEST our real purpose is to drill a Case Closed ' ' tog for mry appointment for bfnn^e Salisbury, the Senator’s North Caro­ ments appropriation yesterday, pip^ne into tee Federal 'Treasiuy With the acceptahee of the bones -to any post by Governor-elect Wil­ dition In Waterbury Ho^- and establish tee dole in tee United lina home, where he will be buAed- struck from the bill without opposi­ Loan Association Con­ as those of Mrs. Blssell by her only bur L. Cross and teat under ko Overman entered the Senate in States, with all that will necessarily tion a provision giving Mr. Hoover, survivor the’ ceiso la closed as far as condition would he accept one if 1903 and soon became a leading ’ EDITOR ^ ffo l* Driver Under Arrest follow, not oidy in tee stricken Corouet J. Gilbert Calhoun, is con­ figure in the Democratic Party if necessary, a free hand in the use fesses To Misapprppri- areas but' throughout tee country cerned. Coroner Calhoim and Super­ offered to him. > T ranks. During the World Wtir, par­ of the money. where community after commimiiy intendent Ff^Jxk M. Nichols .of the His Job '' ' ticularly, he became essential to About tile same time, Republican is generously providing for tee State Policedispactment both to- .Waterbury, Dec. 12.^(AP) — needs of its people , to vaconedanoa “My job to tee Democratic PEurto President Wilson. He sponsor^ Gie ating Funds of m p a ^ ., forn^ The -H erajdtixat no is teat of National committeenSn act which gave President Wilson leaders at a conference decided to .^th American tradition and Amcrf-i sail upon the President to co-operate ...... - ^TwoT '^ 'four::pCTsons^^^l^^^ further toyrst|gatton, Ija made. and teat is enough for me/’ Mr. Mc­ war time powers more su^jdng t caj^-'^apliit, then let us adopt. tee> M__ f. -,G __ re^ h iu k .th eb^ n e^ p^rioisT Neil declared. At tee same time he than any eyer exercised fey an with"them Oh tactics hereStter in rer Senate bUl. In'^doing ter hdw^^^lmotx^tf turn for co-operation he was de­ . Hollywood, <3al., Dec t'"' ’' ^ .r'..-.: -r-lc^S^dents remained fix.,'.a -tcritical admitted that he was interested “ to American chief executive. Charles A. Whitmore, huUdii^ and^ let iis at least xmderstaiid \^at we ' • GreiBn'Inform^ " ' manding from them. condition at St. Mary’s hospital to­ are doing and the direction which tee incoming governor’s appoint- Kept Up Work loan commissioner, announced tb^ y day, one of teem imconscious and Mr. Green vras at work i>atching ment of a state police cdmmlssioijAr Overman kept at his duties in Watson’s Suggestion teat defalcations totaling several ^ 'F old er a Recepfoib we are entering leads.” clapboards at his home yesterday Senator Watson, of Indiana, t)ie seemingly at tee brink of death. tlmt of any-oteer post which Is to' the Senate iTight up to the end. He million. dollars from tee Guaranty Destroys Besponslblfity ExCterhoon when itoormed >' of. the lx filled by Dean Qrpss upon party leader, informed Mr. Hoover Although X-ray photographs are The policy proposed in tee Senate had been at his office Monday and Building and Loan Asso^tion were awaited for a final report from tee finding of the^.boaesi First Select- expiration of the tooumbents? terak made calls at government depart­ the Republicans felt they should be admitted in a written confession by New York, Dec. 12.—(AP;)—Dr. bill, Tilson said, “will not bhly nxEui R; W.,Belcher a next door consulted about any future state­ hospital three of tee accident vic­ destroy tee sense of local respon^r Mr. McNeil indicated teat there ments. Yesterday though remaining Gilbert Beesemeyer, 45; its secretary Albert Einstein-had returned to his, tims are believed to have sustained neighbor told Mr. ’Ckeen' of the dis­ was foundation to tee report that' at home, he had given considerable ments along the lines made by him manager. bility, which is one of the very covery and ECceompanifid him to the early in the week,^ if they are going metaphysical world of time and akxfll fractures. Commissioner Hurley will he existed. attention to Senate affairs. Directors-of tee association said foundations of our institutioite bxit scene. Mr* Green was touched Euid He said teat the State pdHce de­ Just a year ago, he was In the to be called upon to defend them. space today after u finite hour to the, Charles Zoellner, 44, of 10 Crown, will Edmost inevitably dry up the Beesemyer’s , 'misappropriations i avenue, Elmont, D I., is 'tee most' imalxle to speak when he caifie upon partment has not been functioning thick of one £tf the most hotly con­ Word also was given to the White might aggregate $8,000,000. They puWic gaze., / - sources of private gerxerdll^. lifore- the'skeletcto;; Mr. Belcher toifaraed seriously injured. He has been un­ over, every \propbaed; satisfactorily to the' Bridgeport tested battles o f the Senate leading House that tiie Senate leadmhip is were said tovhave affected not only (3nien tiiat-4l»meScEff><^^bto!- wea' and,^Em a- member of ton more cpnceined in avoiding an extra The .fateer of relativi:^ ikpas^lito’ conscious since his limp fojtXEt was cause, good: or bsu^r wlR ’eanj^ to the unsuccessihil drive for confirma­ tile as8qcifttion..j|a m hIchAe was a >r*had tpld him .to removeih^libeH Bridgeport EUrea and; els a rnemherrof, tion of JtK^ iJotm J. - of session than to jmwnding hours fii- most of fite, time aboard the ito^ teTSpvedC fro™ *fe® w reckage o f an ftod-i, jtemepiive federal jsb»wii- as fie t iu n ^ t btofe^and. defensiye d e l j a t f c ' tee Bridgeport police commisstdQ, N oi^ ,Cp^fh» ;M aasoi^Sfe Jii^ce W ifitMmFteia iurtoe ddndntetra- of the Supi«xhe Ctert. — Howhw-^ the Senate liepuil^ii^! ider such heS^i Af. fetoto depsirtment. are determined'to pursue tosseio ■vteiild,, betoieastDrieff'to toother SENAXS ADJOUKNS Washington, Dec. 12.—fAP.)— legl^:|doii 'v^tidn fimlte of^^'e beett hTaitei£;tor^ tha la f^ cbii ______'’Etod. Jrt^onEit ______The Senate adjourned today out of Treasury and are gathering their cerns. of assi'sthnt. ma^ havA sustained a fr£u:tured he #l;'not know;whA w ^ d tie? toe' eki^. ‘ ' respect to Senator Overman of forces to iiuiure ; -The Confession V . ' 1 Qfily one Appointu^t was.'sche^«toeiii, -hewsveri - Officially a^e tee Democrats a s' capable' the party leaders, pronounced brief deposits exceeded that figurer It was, Later in tee day he; Will’speak bn George Gallo, 48‘, of this city who Works On Plan To Gnaraidee closes teA eight years old m yst^^ running these offices as.tee Re­ eulogies and informed the Senate of allied with tee Bmk of Hollywbod,' Palestine over, a National broad-, Was rpn <}own by an automobile publicans hut also te^'^^e'Voters the funeral service to be held at 8 Judge Brodsky Asked If He a relatively new institution, whiCh casting netVBOrk. Re win talk- to bperdted by St^ey C. Woodbury, apparentiy expressed this feeing ^ failed to open its doors Monday. j German under^^ the- auspices of the 19x of this city; GeiUo sustEiined a Prote^on To Propriy J electing Dean .Cross.’’ Mr, MdNeti, p. m., in the Senate chamber. leg fracture. Senator Simmons presented a res­ Whitmore said: ] Aonerican Student Zionist Federa- however, said he wits expres^ng Ms' “The loss is certain to very i tion Euxd his speech will be translat- Copelahd is under arrest on a pwn' opinions on this subject Mnee olution providing for the appoint­ Paid Tammany Hall To drunken driving charge and is being ment of a Senate committee and an­ great. While this is tee-largest' de ed for American’ listeners. The ad­ Invested In Republic. the fit^omuhT governor will be the held for questioning by tee coro­ other resolution calling for immedi­ cation in recent years and comes dress will be transmitted to (3er- (me tom ak e tee appointments, Get Appointment. at a time of unrest, nevertheless it mEuiy and England. ner. Woodbury was arrested on a Mr. McNeil’s statetaeaxts and t f i ^ ate adjournment imtil Monday. • reckless driving charge and, had Mexico City, Dec.. 12 — (AP). — Vice-President Curtis named the should not be allowed to shake pub­ The p-ar^y canie; ashore for a few The Mexican government today be­ made ^ Mr. Hurley w ho annoxm(ied lic confidence to tee building Eind his case continued one , week to Po-” he would resist efforts fin oust;him loan business. hours yesterday.to correct their sea lice Court today. ' ^ gan a teree-leag;Uestep toward (Continued On Page 2.) New York, Dec. 12.—(AP.) — legs. Dr. Paul Schwarz; German giving foreign capitEil the guaran­ are .interpreted as Indicating tekt-. ■Whitmore said his depaxtment Magistrate Louis Brodsky, who was consul, ai^ M ra: Sohwarz, entertaiUT tees it desires of protection and tee post, of State Police Commis­ ' 1 ‘ ‘*1 '• ■ sanctity of property rights with ap­ sioner will be one of the focal points an xmsuccessful Democratic csindi- (Cqnj^^Ain I^ge^ ;^a -theto-^t^M ,’ofi'Vi- i^tor Chtodtbwi);: proval by the Chamber of Deputies of a (xgiflict between the Demcxii^ts FAMOUS MEMORIAL date against Rep. Ruth Pratt last tral Park And' River^de.'.They spent ’ m d Y U .T O A ID to a midnight session of important Eind'tile Republicans. November for a seat in Congress, thfi^night aboard-the Belgenliand. amendments to tee national" agrar­ testified today at the resumption of They will sairMonday for Califor­ ian law. G ^ i ^ e S e p s . open hearings in an appellate in- LINDSEVMANNING nia, via the Panama Canal. Dr. Ein­ Coincident with tee Chamber’s MAKING PROGRE^ quiry into New York Magistrates’ stein pl^na to -spend some time at action, Manuel Perez 'Tre'Vtoo, sec- Courts. ratazy o f Eigricidture and himaelf If tee California .Listitute of Technol­ Htoled;'from the“ steepiA' b f'' tee He testified to the circumstances ogy and at Mount Wilson Observa­ cmjee a tormer, sounded the note of M his appointment by Mayor John tfi A .new order to M «dco, wWch sbme P(fiish NatioixaJ « i^teoUq church. tory. and may deliver a few lec- I observers see ais the most conseiwa* ' now updar constructi^ Co 12,000 Tons of Granite Al­ Hyland six years ago and to his tixres. Also in the party are Miss HI Bad of OrgaaizatioB Yisit^ dealings in'tee StocA Market. five revolutionaiyisto, apparent here , P n r 1 1 UucbSt hi3 Aooretary, Euid Mrs. E .' since the beginning^inf tee sodaJ |eet - ^below, PaqE Mtunto^ fef Hart­ ready Blasted Away For The magistrate said his appoint­ ronner^Judge Def^dfint Id Katzenmen-Bagen, a friend. J President To Tefl; ^ revolution to 1910. .. v . ford xvas: sBrioUrfy d n ju ^ f ^ ^ t i y ment came as a result of conversa­ ■ - ■ ■ - X ■ I affiei' resuming work for '• after- tions with James J. Hagen, Tam­ Senbr Perez stated that the •word T o Ootlying Distrk^ . TALKS TO JEWS' : “revolution’’ in Mexico no lotiger nodixrto^.- taken'to’’toeije^ ^ many leader of his district, who rec- They Are His Sopporteii. Portrait of First President Conduct New York, DedT‘ 12.<—(AP)—To | is to be interpreted elA a caQ to afOia Hospital he WEto touhd tiB^k^e sus-. oihmended him to CSeorge. W. Ol- delegations from six Jewish oigan- but rather Exa Ein administration of ^Ined a’ possible 'fractured leg* i Down and N6 : vany, then leader of Tammany Hall. Izatlons of tee United States, Pro­ government accordh^ to i«inciples Shoulder Euxd ^iine,:;aithbugh'his ex -! “Did 3TOU give any consideration Charge Foilowng Row. fessor Albert .ESnsteih tailked brief­ Washington, Dec; 12.—(AP) — of justice, equity-Eihd liberty. , He .act injuries ^ad not l^ttAscertatoed ■ Washington, Dec. 12.—(AP)— whatever to Mr. Hagen for your ap­ ly today about J the subject which; Twelve thousand tons of Granite Mrs. Ella A. Booje. prerident of toe said .teat the Mexicali revolution, as at a late: hour this^Eufternoito. ' His of Fighting Known. pointment?” Isidor J&esel, specif next tO': seiened, is closest, to his bo<^ was a ^ badly b’Tjised and have been blEisted from tee stony Womsm’s ChristiEin ■ Temperance a Nationalist movement, had toodi^: prosecutor, asked. New York, I^c. 12.— (AP.)—JSeni, le heneVbleht works of his fied ita movement greatly since 1910 lacerated.'- - w . i heart of tee Black Hills to make Union, said today after a call on place for a portrait of George “No,” Magistrate Brodsky replied. Lindsey and Bishop William T: and hEtd now reached the potot Canton, China, Dec. 12— ( A P ) ^ “ Did you give him smy money di­ ning have an engagement in < A w ttd'toe .tiher-’Belgnnland, at President HooVer teat tee Woman’s where tee ■Whole people must be Washington. rectly or indirectly?” Us piet^' tob'lAyiBi ho’toe. dur^ Gutzon Borglum, famous sculp* this morning. ' ChristiEui Tempexrance Union had considered instead of just ope oIelss, When Magistrate Brodsky did not Lindsey appears, Eis, defendant.efit; such as tee peasEints'and workers; s^ted- teat “MEWurak xvas working. tixday as the result of Red disordBnr tor in charge, h£« watchdd tee'pro- pear, toe lower Eto5' ;'(ff^the> tee northern pEurt . of Kwantiing .cess at tee Mount Rushmore Mem­ answer at once Mr. Kresel said, a charge ' of disorderly conduct,' Governinent Diebt ' “Why tee hesitation. Judge?” growing out of his toterrujjtldn of; expects It was all very well he sEiid, at tijidD A. piece - o f j providence Eind els a p'recautkgi orial in South DEdcota. Book .ni^ifi^-Jevdsh'-'NEX.^ottal Pxmd, 1 support him to 1932. ' staging toat — - - • ! So pleased was tee commission The magistrate stroked his face tee prelate during prayer to tee Ca­ the beginplng o f - the.- movement, supervising tee project that Bor- with his hEuids Euxd teen Einswered thedral of St. John tee Ipivtoe contatoihg the W toU who] -w e told Mr.’ Hoover,” she said, forget finELnclaX-^ohllgations “No.” last Sunday.' ‘ ~. have given tooney to tee Palestine, *u tj » ... I work o f giving peELsants land glum’s poetic words today to phfsae fund in Ean^lfi’s honor. Houston convention of Market. Speculations The bishop comes els a subpoena­ hilt tha.t bELS brought,a debt jof ap­ thoughts in tee secod annual re- He resj^hded toa5>he^^^v^ glad to W. C. T. 'U./toere. was nothing v o r t to congress. Mr. Kresel teen turned to Magis­ ed witness for the defense as a re­ proximately $4OO,O0O,OOO - upon - the ^ The sculptor called tee Job a trate Brodsky’s activities in tee sult of his denunciation of Lindsey’s be an^ng -those 'whose thoughts j but high praise for tee Way he had government’s shoulders.- '; . Ue'asserted'that^it 'WELS proposed, ►ulAhce. refc IS m«ried’ and uprising here to which thoalr cool-headed setting down of “a Stock Market Euid brought out teat views Eind Lindsey’s eviction from i principles for which the .....ands were slEiiix:tox street fighttog during 1926 and 1927 he had carried tee cathedral. hopcd ito be;able yto; work for my w r< T tt ' .» to-am end tee agrEwiaii la w s' (the|^|®AftW few epochal facts regEurding tee people the rest of my Hfe, as well | ■ V- T.,U. has worked. . • amendment which was passed later> i £ Mxutt^. was and a laiqffe pOTtion o f, toe ^ accomplishments of Old World Rad­ .three accoimts with as many brok­ Lindsey will be tribd tmder sec-; erage houses. Two of tee accounts ‘:els for sdence.” , “Unified-Strategy!? so- teat additionsji to ' eiidejs' or ' toe ■ V icals who shook tee shackles of oj)- dons of the state peuELl.cOde which communEiL land as^gnmenteate would ediltc» ■'is .ndwcw’Mt ■ wx’. toe“ ;v ^ . ^ : gain, control o f fh.e city, w were in his own name and tee other ‘T^ELm gratefixl,” he said in Ger-' ’ Meanwhile, the cohtehtion teat " ‘Hires Ain'Sciw* pression from their light feet and term the disturbing of a .religiqus mEin, “to recblye this book. I have prohibitionists CEih never unite under be gTEmted only, when there ,waa compietioiL fled despotism to people a conti­ to the name of his secretEiry, Kitty TMegrdph ' Unea to ShluehaiiS service a misdemesinor and mEti^ it long;,b^n-devoted to tee movement the leadership o f existtog organiza- money on hand to nxEike'-a cash pe'y'' nent; who built an empire and re­ Ceut. punishable'by a fine' of not' inora Kwsuxtung, whixfix had been m enaO ^ “Why did you open this in your foryfreblng tee toil'of Palestine for tibns and that tee battle of tee 1932 ment for the land.token over from wrote tee philosophy of freedom, tesin $50 or six months in' jail, 'ot private oxvners for this' pxirpb^;' - 1^Commufiito> were doxinx todiy , and com p iled the- world to accept secretary’s name?” asked Kresel, both. . , ■ I and'little wak known here o f the cSs' ((kmtiBued Gn Page A) (Continued. Qn foge S.) Other provisions; “ “ £d park in the vicinity. ed: “This EWicount to Kitty Ceut’s The only precedientin the abl|tte [.Perez said cmlvinced him that .toe iriands,, At the fkxjuest red1i^ “Why did you da tixat?’’ CTathoUc church becuuse he'bfejec^. tomestiltiaao&iess’ commission formEdly commended “Well, t was buq^ . said I wanted to a Abbusatibii Bfitiipi^ iidw^^wto^^^^ ' ** the' sculptor’s economy. -- some onS to handle ^ for me“ . ■ tibipatbA ^ fiqub’f^^party; rfhie A':.;' hdxne Jbasnh H/^tilbntot^^^xnExcato^ The workm^ «re suspended^': in- Mr. Kresel theti introduced a m ' : Grl '<0^. eocemti^cdmixiittee steel and leather harness over the transcript .the dSrr sxccount quehtiy .won la’-; irait : the i wae kpppto^ t0 x s im ^ side of the clilL The., fighres-are showing deposits Hit AT,500 ‘ and a bdaito 1% wfe tototnisekme scaled to the prppofftloiu o£ men final d ^___ c it__ $10,()()0,______making^ a ’ tqr. Thb is" ^ednisd' fem |y.“ >UBmaiii ry awhinjBtftp'* toj tal loss to ^ e atogUfflAte''ia'tee op>^ o f - asP IJ ^ soo. - - ■ ” - m ,tendered We- m m m W

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of the misaOTrOprtafibiui could not Frederick Dey EIGHT M fLUONSW DiDtE be detenhined until exhaustive TO NAM OFFICERS ’ Peari l^ ger EN.OVERMAN audits had been made. ■ Marie Dupcmt llie ccmfessioa bearing Beesem- .'Rita Dwyer' BY HOLLYWOOD CONCERN yeris. signature said he made 'the OFGETTOGETRERS Marion Fraser statement without coercion; that Ruth Holmes ^ (Famished ny Putnam Jb Go.) AdaxU tSxp ViiiV.t?... 17 PASSES AWAY eiace he became manager of the as­ 'Dorothea Hynes ~ . Central Row. Uactfonl. Comb AfirReduction ...... 1 0 0 ^ (Continued from Fage 1.) sociation nine yiemrs ago he had had Next Meeting of" Clu^ To -Be Waldo Hyson 1PM. Stocks Allegheny ...... $% . ^uU charge of its records, including ' Held Tuesday, Dec. Id— D. Marcella Kelley ' Haak Stocks' A m Can would take charge of the’ Guaranty all entries of d^sit^ all loans, and ■ " ' ■ Bid Asked Am and For Pow .....; I J A T O T i U , Building and Loon Association and Cheney Speidc^. Frederick. Lavey all withdrawals, the * confession Totd^of 169 Pupils Gaiu June Loomis Bankers Trtri£>Go • • 395 Am Intemat ....' ------...... 18% liquidate the remaining assets for added: An .election committee' of nine LQysses Lupien C ity Bank J k d -3 riid t 216 240 Am Pow and Lt ...... 4 8 % '(CoBtimied From Face !.>’ the benefit of depositors. Falsified Books cap Nat — 300 Am Aid Stand San ...... 7 .. 17% Beesemyer had been a leader in members will submit a.sUte of offi­ Ceyeted Place Fiur Second Angelo Massoltni “I further state that throughout Ernestine Maynard tX'nn. Ri ver' ...... 500 Am Roll Mill* 84 following' committee to attend the 'the building and loan movement cers to* the December meeting of the all of the above period 1 have, with­ Get-Together Club of Cheney Broth­ Ethel Mohr Htfd Conn rrusf .. .7 125 135 Am Smelt •. *^«... 7 ...... 47^% foneral services to be held in Salis­ here since 1921 and was a director of out the knowled^ or consent of any Fin^Nat Htotford . 195 210 A X and 1 . . v , . . , . .188% many such organizations as well as ers, Tuesday evening, December 10, fliarldiig Penod. Ernestine Montie bury, N. C.: o l the directors or officers con­ Katherine Mriisek Land Mtg and' ntle . 40 A m T ob B ...... r.104% Senators Simmons, chairman; industrial firms. Ihe assoeiatitm to be voted upon at the annual A m W at W k s ...... Q2% nected with the association falrified ipeeting |n January. The commit­ Matthew Maczkowski New Brit Trukt ...... 175 had 20,000 depoi^tors. Apafonda Cop ...... 82 .Watson, Robinson of Arkansas, and altered to the extent of several tee couisists of Herbert TnghAm, Barbara Nickerson RivCrsicfe I'rust ...... 535 -‘^Smoot, Fletcher, Borah, Smith, WMtmore i^ d Elxaminer Milton million dollars the books, entries The list of honor roll students to t West Htfd Truet ...... 265 — Atchison T and 8 ...... u .177% C. Shaw who Was transferred here chairman; R. C. Pillsbury, IP.. J. the second marking period at Man­ Frank Robinson Jones, Swanson, Nofrls, Ransdell, and records of the association. I Eleanor Simler tnsurtncp Stocks Atlantic Ref ...... 19 from San Francisco discovered dis­ Lupien, Hamilton Metcalf, Jr., Caxl chester High school was annoimced Baldwin ...... 22% ^ppard. Hale, Johnson, Harris, further state'the difference between Bengs, jpdward F. Taylor, John Barbara Stoltenfeldt X A etna Casualty ----- 65 70 Moses, McKellar, McNary, Walsh of ci epencies in the association’s books. the actual amoimts deposited and today. There are 24 “A” pupils and B and O ...... 63% TTia findings were presented last Kletzle, Chaiies Staye, and Sidney 145 “B.” The list follows: Edward Sweeney X A etna F ire ...... 46 48 Massachusetts, Phipps and Short- the amoimts as shown by me to Doris VonDeck X A etna L ife ...... 55 57 Bendix ...... 17 * ~ night to the board of .directors of ElUott., SENIORS ridge. have been d^waited was used by me Marjorie Wilson X Automobile ...... 26 28 Beth S t e e l...... 67% the association, after which Bee­ personally without the knowledge or The speaker will be Oiflord D. Canad P a c ...... 40% Cheney, who will speak on the sub­ I A . Russell Wilson Cdnn.'’^enertd ...... 113' 118 The Connecticut Business College semyer arose, directors stated and consent of the directors or officers. Anna Mrosek Case Thfesh 934A ject of “The History of Vriyet At Hartford F ire ...... 58 60 will give a month’s free lessons to said he hB/d caused the trouble. “I further state that I falsified Meurjoiie Paton. Chi and Norwest...... 86 Cheney Brothers and the Future Hartford Steam Boiler 53 any purchaser of a tjrpewrlter from How much viras the defalcations ?” the records of the North American Charlotte Rubinow Chrysler ' ...... 16% Prospects of thy. Industry.” The Natidnal Sire ...... 52 54 them before Christmas.—^Adv. one director asked. \ Bond and Mortgage Company and B. Colum Gas and EH 88% “More than you think,” he an- Weaving Mill with D. Ctomble Don- ABOUT TOWN Fhoenix Fire ...... 64 67 the Guaranty Holding Corporation Edith Adams ' T iavelera ...... 925 945 Colum Graph.----- ...... 0% and mlsai^ropriated large sums of ^aldsoh as chairman wUl have Susan Allen St. Mary’s newly organized Pnblic rtUlties Stocks Coml Solv 164^ The directors guessed $1,500,000. money bebmglng to said institution charge of the meeting. Susan Barbarian Comwlth and Sou ...... 8% “More than that, several millions,” branch Of the Woman’s auxiliary Conn. Elec S erv ...... 65 69 for my own personal uses.” Cm I Bengtson Consol G a s ...... 84 will have its December meeting at Conn. Pow er ...... 61 63 Beesemyer was quoted as saying, Native ol Hollywood Hems Bensche Contin Can ...... 48% the parish house this evening at Greenwich, W&G, pfd.. — adding: 'T am a dirty crook.” Beesemyer is a native of Holly­ OPTIMISTS LEADING Lu Caroline Borsalino 90 'C o m Prod ..I...... 77% 7:30. Hartford Elec L t ...... Describes Detafls wood having been bom in the film Clement Fwtom 66 68 j Du Pont De N em ...... 86% , Beesemyer then launched into de- 77 capitid in^llss. He attended local Merion Ferris iFiOStman K odak ...... 1 5 4 % ' ails of his operations Whitmore BUCKLAND TOURNEY The Young People’s Society of the do nfd ...... ’ 42 schools and the Southern California Dorothy Fraser Zion Lutheran church will give the' s tj* gj x Co ...... 159 {Elec Pow add Lt ...... 40 said, stating he witl^ew the Business College. In 1908 he mar­ Ermano Garaventa 163 amoimts as overdrafts, burning $40,- ^ree-act rural comedy “Aaron i Manufa«‘,taiing Stocks ried Matilda W. Fisher. He is the Francis Harrington I Gen Elec ...... 46 300 to friends who approahced him The Buckland setback tournament suck from Pumpkin crick ’ in the ' Am Hardware ...... 50 52 father of one son, ESmer G. Bee­ Marion Henry jOen F o o d s ...... 60% v/ith hard luck stories and investing played last night put the “Opti­ Nathan Hale school auditorium to-' Amer Hosiery 26 sem yer. Ernest Irwin I General Motors ...... 84 two years ago $2,000,000 in the pro­ mists” in first place. ^ night a t 8 o ’clock ' Amer Sliver ...... — Bnteiing the banking and finance —In team pla3dng James Foley and Marion Janes I Gold Dust ...... 38% motion of an oil company with the I'usiness immediately after complet­ Arrow H and H, com. 37 Hanna were h l^ with 87 and Stein Austin Johnson ’The December meeting of the 1 Grigsby (3runow ...... 8% hope of regaining the amounts ing his studies, Beesemyer began to do, pfd ...... 1 0 2 : H e^ ey Choc ...... 86% W e Loan You and Armstrong were next with 83. Lennart Johnson Manchester League of Women Automatic R eftig ----- — . specialize in building ^ d loan as- iln t H arv ...... 68% Whitmore said the exact amount Team standing: "Virginia Johnston Votirs will take place Tuesday eve­ Bigelow Sanford, com. 32 sodaticMi work in 192L ; Int Nick C an ...... - 16% M o n e y O p tin j^ ts ...... 754 Albert Krause ning at 7:45 at Center church parish do, pfd ...... — A civic and social leader of Holly­ Austin Krause house. !l T and T ...... 28% You have 20 months to pay it back wood, Beesemyer is a member of D e m o c r a ts ...... ^43 EUlings and Spencer . — Virginia Lowell Bristol. Brass ...... 12 I Johns Manville ...... 65 many clubs. A ll Stars ...... i ...... 733 Easy to Pay Hartmans ...... 713 Elizabeth McGill ’The regular Friday evening wMst do, pfd ....- ...... 93 i Kennecott ...... 25 The Guaranty B uilding and Loan< Eleanor Metcalf and dance will be held t.hi.s evening jKreuger and Toil ...... 28 Association operated in Hollywood, Buckland ...... 678 Case, Lockwood and B 400 Per Month, Plus Interest, W apping ...... 648 Earl Ruddell at the City View dance hall on Collins Co ... 98 iL e h V a l GQri ...... 6% Trade A t Los Angles, Beverly Hills, Santa ! Loew’s, Inc ...... 51% f $5 Repays a $100 Loan Keeneys ...... 596x Josephine Sapienza Keeney street. Colt’s Firearms 21 Monica, Fasadena and Glendale. Frances Scolsky ■Lorillard ...... A Per Month, Plus Interest, H acketts ...... 595x Eagle Lock ... 32 Glenney^s Irene Skinner ’The Woman’s Home League tur­ ! Mo Kan T ex ...... 19 Repayp a $200 Loan WAB VETFBAN DIES Sons of Rest ...... 552x E’afnir Beari.igs Paul Smith key pie supper and sale of ' AXont AVard 18% These gifts will be given New Haven, Dec. 12.—(AP)— F o le y s ...... 530x articles ' Fuller Brush, 'tlass.A. 1 1 Per Month, Plus Interest, Lucy Waddell for Christmas giving was an un­ { Nat Cash Reg A ...... 29% away Xmas eve. One chance Frank A. Bills, one of tbe oldest Four Roses ...... 509x Hart and Coole3^ ------— X ^ Repays a $300 Loan Marjorie Waddell ^ qualified success. The menu was Hartmann Tob com . — I Nat Dairy ...... 40% members of the Admiral Foote Post, ^ xHave played One night less. with every $1 purchase. Viola Weigold somewhat of an Innovation and wsis do, pfd ...... 88 I Nat Pow and L t ...... 84% The average monthly cost o f a G. A. R., died today at his home at Alwine Winkler greatly appreciated by many of the Irter SUver...... 40 ; N ev Cop ...... 10% $100 loan, repaid as per the above the age -of 90 years, following a ‘ PR IN C IPA L RESIGNS jN Y C e n t ...... 118 JUNIORS clerks iiji the Main street business do, p f d ...... 93 i a b le , is only $1.84. This U based 1st Prize $35 Overcoat short illness. New Haven, Dec. 12.—(AP.)—A .NY NH and H TP ...... 76 A. houses who are obUged to work on Landers, Prary & ..Clk 59 , upon the legal interest rate o f three As a member of the T5th Conn. request made sometime ago by Dr. ; Nor Am A vla t...... 5% 2nd Prize $30 Suit Edwina Elliott Thursday evenings. The refresh­ Man &. Bow, CJiass A . . — ’ and one-half per cent per month Regiment, Comp^iny L Pf^^t Charles L. Kirschner that he be re­ ' North Amer ...... 65 ' ? on unpaid balances. lieved of his duties as principal of R uth Hale ment bdpths were also well patron­ do, Class S ...... — 3rd IMze $10 SJioes in many engagements including New Brit Mch. com .. 14 : Packard ...... 8% the New Haven high school was Romalda Haponik ized and tile League members feel those of Fredericksburg and Gettys­ do, pfd ...... 90 ! Param Publix ...... 88 No Delay—No Red Tape 4th Prize $5 Hat granted today by the board of edu­ - Bernice Harrison well repaid for thellr efforts. * F enn ...... 56 burg. Florence Herter North and Judd ------15 Mr. Bills, who was bom in Madi­ cation. ... 21 FhiM Read C and I ...... 6'% At the same tinie the appointment _ Ema Hess Shining Light Circle of Junior Y^^®® • Pub Herv N J ...... 71 son, entered the service with Oscar Phyllis Kratchmar of Ralpji Wentworth,’now assistant King^s Daughters will Imve a sale of [ i*®®^> Stow on^ Wilcox Radio ...... 14% FRAiraiN PLAN Ives, Cbartes Douglas and Charles George Marlow , food, fancy articles, and home-made f Mfg Co ...... Room 214 92 Pratt Street GLENNEY’S Hart, all of New Haven. The lat­ principal at the school, was named Radio K eith ...... 18% Marjorie Muldooa candy at Watkina Brothers store to- ' ...... ter three are still living and axe the as his successor. • Reading ...... 86% ’ James O’Leary morrow afternoon beginning at 2 Seth Thom Co. c o m .. HARTFORD only survi'ving members of the com­ The changes will become effec­ Standard Screw ...... 100 n o : Rem R a n d ...... 17 tive February 2. Ruth Sonniksen o ’ clock. ' Sears Roebuck ...... 50% pany. Anna Wilkie do. pfd. gue» “A” .. 100 Stanley W orks ...... 32 34 Sinclair OU ...... U % B. South Pac '...... 96% Victoria Abraitis Smythe Mfg ...... 80 Taylor and Fenn ...... 110 |Sk)uthemRwy ...... '58% Irma Anderson SENATE’ S DISPUTES Stand Brands ...... 16% Irving August 45 60 Stand Gas and Elec ...... ^ % Barbara Badmifigton Stand Oil Ca^ ....^...... Eunice Brown , ARE NOW IN HOUSE Union Mfg U S. EJnvelope, com Stand Oil N J ...... 50 For Mother—For Daughter Sandy Burns i Stand OU N y ...... -..7.:... 28% C tY ts Gerald Chappell do, pfd 1121/2 Figtit Over Unemployment feeder Root 26 jT ex C o r p ...... ‘___ ...... 34% Edna Cordy iTImk^ RoU Bear ...... 48% Hilma Dahlman Whitlock Coil Pipe X—E^-dividend. ! Union C^b ...... ; 56% For Wife—For Sister—For **Her*‘ Flbreale Desplapque Relief T ran sf^ ed— T3- Unit A ircraft ...... 25% Pasqxiale Deyorio jLnit Corp ...... 16'% Florence Donohue FOOD PRICES LOWEST 11.nit Gas and Imp ..7 ...... 26% If you want to select a gift that Vivian Dupont son Aids BDover. iL S Ind A lco ...... 58% Mary Grezri U S Pipe and F dry ...... *7% would please her most, buy it Naomi Griffith Washington, Dec. 12.—(AP.)— IN BUYERS’ MEMORY U S Rubber ...... 14% where she herself would shop. Dorothy Hansen IU S. Steel ...... 7 , ...... 7141'*, Eua. Hooks ’The dispute over huge expenditures ------! util Pow and Lt A ...... 23% Louise Jansen for unemployment and drought re­ Herald Readers Urged To Scan Warner Bros Piet ...... 1 5 % The style and-quality of the gift lief ■w.’as transferred today from the Mildred Johnson To- ' Westing Ekand l& g 94% Senate to the House. Shortly after Advertisements Closely is assured if you buy it here. Adelhelde Lamprecht W oolw orth «« Foster Leavitt meeting the former adjourned out of day For Bargains. Fine Broadcloth Dorothy Lyttle respect of Senator Overman of Albert Madden ^ North Carolina who died early to­ Food prices were never lower in PETITIONS ASSEMBLY NewTweew Pearl Martin day, but the House went ahead. the memory of the oldest resident Jeanette Peticolas Representative Tllson, the Repub­ than they are today, judging by to­ DRESS George Rich lican leader, came to the assistance day’s grocery and market adver­ ONGONSOUDATION Mftrgaret Robinson of the administration in its demand tisements. Manchester’s leading Anna Sibrinse ' that relief appropriations be con­ fruit, produce, grocery and meat COATS Earl Smith fined to the limits it has set. stores are advertising heavily j Town Counsel W, S. Hyde Mildred Smith He declared the Senate’s $60,000,- today emphasizing the low prices Takes Steps TnPut Question COATS now available. Attention of all 1 000 bill for loans to farmers of the Charles Tedford j Before Next Session. Warmly interlined, Ruth Wickham drought area as a “pipe line to the Heral^ readers is respectfully called With Raccoon Josephine Zokltes treasury.” to the advertisements in this issue. luxuriously fu r {* Town Counsel W illiam 8. W e SOPHdM OBES Representative Aswell, Democrat, trimmed. Sizes 14 C < A ars Louisiana, a member of the agricul­ SENT TO WETHERSFIELD has drawn up a petittcft to '^ 6 A. ' General Assembly- fiottfylng that to 52. Lucy Barrera ture committee replied the Senate Bridgeport, Dec. 12.— (AP)—John bin -was supported by the Presi­ Baroni and Jos. Amador, arrested tin body that a oill consoU4kth^ the A nna Gill school-districts of MaoriiesteF •will New Shades j Edith McComb dent’s drought relief committee and Stamford on November 2 as sus­ by state sigriculture commissioners. picious persons were sent to State be prjesented at thb . next session. Doris Mohr ^ This procedure is necessary rince Irene Pola ' The committee has approved a Prison by Judge Alfred C. Baldwin »24.95 today for carrying a gun in the car. 'toe town haa.,not time to-.boild a measure to provide $30,000,000, the A gift long to be Mildred Sutherland meeting and vote on suto a measure James Toman administration sponsored $25,000,- Baroni received from three to five to years and"Amador 1 to 3. before the General A ssettB ^ an Ttunorrow last day of Frederick Baldwin [5011 pMd” team . 'The M ajor. A thletic Robori Camey ^ ^ d Social Clqb will be Continued Murray Orvifi^e sale €i Wod Crepe EntMtather^Buiiara^ Violet Carron and .part o£ toe funds received in - 'Five - , flfiiomas Chofs ' .. dues will be.set aride as.a fimd for a LOrita Copping Jepthall team. * . Today H arold Cude^ . ; ^There wos Uttle In the ,way of j and Antoinette DeSimone i^neaidhg'r' TIto.ch.eoks. to this phiyera 1 Joseph DeSimone' , t o o t •^turday V, ■ imn~'i 1' i Vi-iartr,’ . \ MANCHEST^ EVENTNG HB^AED, SOTJTH MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1^, 1^0.

— ------——— ' GETS Tod D A ^ I THIS WAS B EAIi JOB - ONLY FOUR VETS NOW HOSITIAL NOTIS^ CAMPBELL’S GARAGE GIRLS’ SOCIETY PLANS i F O B F O T 7B-ARMED MAN New Haven. Dec. 12.— W E O M E WDRC ABOUT TOWN rel Somera, 27, was senteneedlAo MAIN STREET SALE A Hebron resident, according, - OF FAMOUS COMPANY The condition of Alfred Johnson 100 days in jail today when, found TO OPEN TOMORROW Charles Griffith and Laberge Geer to our Glastonbury correspond­ of Church street remains unchanged guilty of stesding. athle^ egi^ment of Cheney Brothers will be the ent, was on the horns of a at the Memorial hospital where he fiom a salesman’s piarl^ car.^ TO THIS VICINITY speakers at the coming meeting of dllemna yesterday and were Comrade G. C. Morris Writes was taken with a bad fracture of Official Public Inspection of the Manchester Klwanis club at the Wai Hire Store In State Thea­ they sharp horns and long ? To Local Man Upon Learning the skull aa a lesiolt of' a pulley that New Building At Main Street Hotel Sheridan. They wiU talk on ter Building To Dispose of The stove in his kitchen lost, of Mr. Barber’s Death. ^ ; struck nim on. the head. the sewage disposal, plaut of the Handiwork For Christmas. a leg and toppled over. With Ceremonies Last Night At and Middle Turnpike Planned South Manchester Sanitary and a spring the man g^rabbed a big M A Y X O ^ H O M E Sewer district, and the Kiwanians pK)t from the top of the stove The recent death of Grorge M. Bridgeport, Dec. 12.— (A P)—Mrs. Earl Campbell’s new garage and St. Mary’s Girls’ Friendly society Bkrber, aged Civil War veteran who desire will have an opportunity who generally hold their annual which contained a ten-pound Philomena Gatti, 52 Ives Court, a ^v«IP-4iAT0»PS KEWEP T -teri^ New Studios— Many Offi­ service station will be officially to visit the plant after the meeting ham. With this he ran out of here, brought word from G. C. Mor­ widow with a daughter and her four I opened to the public tomorrow, Christmas sales in the parish house, ris, now of Sag liarbor, N. Y., that Monday. R. K. Anderson will fur­ will this year try the experiment of the house seeking help. He small children depending on her for 1 Saturday Dec. 13. nish the attendance prize. feared to put down the kettle there now remain only four mem­ their living, is today faced with the I It is one of the most up-to-date merchandising the handiwork of the bers of the once famous Company H, cials Take Part. girls in a Main street store. They with the ham in it as two hun­ toss of her home as. the result of the gripirxg. T ryit. Onbr26c. ( and improved garages in Manches- 16th Connecticut, which wtm com­ A dress rehearsal for the Christ­ have arranged for the use of the gry dogs came along ready to failure of her son, Rudolph Gatti, The AU-Vegeiable L a xa d vi ! ter and is of fireproof construction; mas entertainment which the grab it. And yet he could not posed largely of Manchester men. of the same address, to comply-with store in State theater building for 'Those still alive are Charles D. A little weak broadcasting sta­ ; the walls and roof being of rein- nursery and beginners’ department an all-day sale tomorrow, beginning hold the kettle and raise up the a city court order to pay $12 a week ; forced concrete. The roof slab is children will give on the Simday pre­ stove. What to do? Chism, 92, of W estford; Isaac M. TONIGHT tion, operating in New Haven in at 10 a. m. Associate Lillian Rear­ Quinn, 94, of New London; G. C. for the support of his two minor ! carried on steel beams and is of ceding Christmas at Center church, Inspiration came. He kept hold TOMORROW A l OGHT 1922 blossomed out last night into don will be in charge, assisted by the ;Morris, 85, and Edward Fincken- children. the 76th member of the huge Col­ i sufficient thickness to warrant its will be held this coming Sunday members of her group. Miss Mary of the ham and— Under a new law enacted, by the umbia network in Hartford in the ' use as a floor, if in the future they morning at 9:15. j Law will supervise the sale of His house almost bimned laeur, 86, of Sag Harbor. None of wish to add another story to the Ithe Manchester men are alive now, 1929 Legislature, Mrs. Gatti will JAake the test tonight honored presence of Governor John 1 articles by the younger members. down! lose a $600 realty bond which she Trumbull, Mayor Walter E. Batter- building. Provision has been made About ten of the senior class of j In addition to the gift items of Mr. Morris wrote in a letter to for a ramp to this floor facing Mid­ George E. Keith, well known Man­ posted for her son’s release after son, representatives of Hartford and St. Mary’s Girls Friendly society ; fancy and useful articles, there will the court had made its order, unless Connecticut newspapers and other dle Turnpike. attended the Christmas party of the [ be a wide variety of home made chester business man whose father, Campbell has the largest yard at A. & N. HORSESHOE George, and uncle, James, were some further action is taken by invited guests. An elaborate musical branch at Christ church cathedral, bread, rolls, cakes, pies, pickles and Judge A. J. Merritt in court tomor­ program was put on the air over the j this new staUon of any m tow members of the regiment. Hartford last night. relishes. row. far-flung network, dedicaUng the i with four gas pumps located m Associate Alice Briggs will be in PITCHERS WINNERS Mr. Morris is commander of the new station to the Nation. Governor [ such positions that a large num- Miss Edith Welker, executive sec­ charge of the candy booth. Mrs. Edwin Rose Post, No. 274, D epart­ Trumbull welcomed the new WDRC i ber of cars can be taken care of retary of the Hartford Coimty Viola Trotter will preside at the m ent of N^ Y., G. A. R., and has been as the Connecticut representative of I at one time. There is also ample candidates booth, where articles The Army and Navy Club won commander for some 16 years but Y. W. C. A., who is well and favor­ another horseshoe pitching match the Columbia chain and Mayor Bat- ' room in the yard for other cars ably known among the church or­ made by the young girls of that although he begins to “feel his age” tgrson received it officially into the ' awaiting other types of service, division will be offered for sale. from Manchester Green Wednesday Comrade Morris writes that he ganizations of town, terminates her night at the club by a score of four city of Hartford. ! The garage a corner section fac- association with that body today, “^11 rides his bike.” Only fourteen A large delegation of Hartford i ing Main Street and Middle Tum- to nothing. Next Wednesday the remain in the post at Sag Harbor. and this evening at the Broad street West Sides will furnish the opposi­ and Connecticut newspapermen add- 1 pike has been given over to the Y. W. building a farewell dinner will EINSTEIN A GUEST Mr. Morris said in the letter that ed words of praise and congratula- | offices. Directly back of the of- tion. Here’s what happened last he and his wife attended the golden be gfiven for her. Several Man­ night: Giorgetti and D’Amico won tion as did Samuel Ludlow, Jr., who ^ fice is the supply room and tire chester women are members of the wedding anniversary of the late Mr. spoke for the Hartford Chamber of storage racks. Campbell maintains OF TIMES’ EDITOR over Hughes and Smith, 50 to 29; and Mrs. George D. Keith here. Hartford Coimty council and expect Thomson and Lamprecht defeated Commerce. ! a very extensive line of parts and to attend. Speaking to the Nation, Governor j accessories for all types of cars. Simpson and Moseley 50-24; Gibr- IS BOUND OVER (Continned From Page 1.) getti and D’Amico won over Simp­ Trumbull reviewed the history of j Adjacent to the partition dividing The Connecticut Business College Thompsonville, Dec. 12—(AP) — radio from the early beginnings, ; the storage and supply room from son and Moseley 50 to 25 and 'Thom­ Alexander Niemiec today was held would like every person with a busi­ the productive arts of the Jewish son and Lamprecht took the meas­ paying tribute to Franklin M. Doo- i the remainder of the garage are ness training, now out of work, to in $5,000 bonds for Superior Court little, president of WDRC as the the battery charging and rebuilding rlip le .” ure of Hughes and Smith 50 to 28. when arraigned in Enfield Town first operator of a radio station in ^ tables and necessary electrical call and register for a position. Talking Movies The ringers follow: Giorgetti 27, There will be no charge for this. Talking movies were made of the Court on a charge of embezzling this State. He likened the new sta­ equipment. The department has D’Amico 9, Hughes 13, Smith 8, $2,000 from the Polish National tion at 11 Asylum street as an im­ been expanded and a large supply They will be pleased to assist former ceremony. Menachem Ussishkin, | Thomson 20, Lamprecht 15, Simpson Home Association. He waived exam­ graduates or others in any way they president of the World Jewish Na- > g, Moseley 8. Heather Ahead! portant cog in the radio firmament, of new batteries and rentals are ination. maintaining in relation to t^e chain can. tional fund, presented the book.' always available. Robert Szold, Zionist administrative Directors of the association, of the same power and influence that In the rear, directly opposite the STREET CLEANER HURT which he was formerly treasurer, one state bears towards the Nation, j main entrance is the brake test­ The Wesleyan Circle, a compara­ chairman, welcomed the professor on behalf of American Jewry and charge the alleged embezzlement in­ Mayor Batterson, speaking for the ! ing machines. Mechanics’ benches tively new organization of young New Haven, Dec. 12 — (AP) — volved about $5,000. city congratulated the Columbia j women of the South Methodist told him he combined “all the Martin McNemey, 73, employed as Galoshes are located along the north wall of qualities which we consider typical Broadcasting Company on its wise j the garage and the front section church, held a successful Christmas a street cleaner was struck by a selection of the Capital city as a j up to the main entrance. sale in the chapel last night and of the noblest Jews of all genera­ truck this morning on Cedar street permanent home. He referred to | The main entrance has a roliing disposed of a quantity of home made tions.” and was on the danger list at the Hartford’s interest in radio as lend- , door which folds back up under ] food, candy and peanuts, as well as The Zionist organization of Amer­ New Haven hospital suffering from at WARD’S ing favorable promise of future suc­ baby clothes, handkerchiefs and ica, the Jewish National fund, the a fracture of the skull. the roof and is so built that it op­ Women’s Jersey Galoshes — Children’s All-Jersey —One- cess. other gift items. At 8:30 a short en­ Jewish Agency, the Hadassah, the Thaine C. Decker, 25 Cedar street, erates very easily and' quickly al­ Walnut Be,ach, employed by Borck 7-inches high, tum-up cuff, Buckle, fleece lined, tum-up During the dedicatory program lowing the quick passage of cars tertainment was given which in­ Junior Hadassah and the Avukah in the new Hartford studio, refresh­ were represented in the welcomers. & Stevens, Bridgeport bakery driver NOTICE new, smart, cuffs, just in or out of the garage. Another cluded piano solos by Miss Grace 1 like M other’s! ments were served guests seated in Adams, amusing readings by Miss I Professor Einstein arose this of the truck told police he was forc­ economical . $ 1 . 5 7 $ 1 . 3 9 feature of this type of door is that ed to one side of the road by an­ the beautiful studio rooms, taste­ it is not affected by the weather in Hazel Driggs, solos by Harold Sym-! morning at 8:30 in his liner suite, Women’s SUde-Ezy —Chest­ Men’s 4-Buckle Arctics —• fully decorated and banked with ington, and a humorous sketch by , and after receiving the Jewish dele­ other car causing him to strike Mc- CHAS LAKING nut, tweed Jersey, medium Standard quality, of course. any way. Nerney. large baskets of flowers from admir­ The oil pits have also been cov­ Mrs. R. W. Wilson and Mrs. T. B. j gations at midforenoon he went high, neat Top notch ing friends. Scores of congratula­ Kehler, entitled “Between Trains,” , ashore to attend a luncheon given Auto Top— Curtain c u f f ...... value! ered over and enclosed so that cars FOUR HURT IN CRASH $ 2 . 4 9 $ 2 . 9 8 tory telegrams were received during may be greased and the oil changed all of which were fully appreciated, j in his honor by Adolph Ochs, pub­ Repairing the evening. lisher of the New York 'Times. Bridgeport, Dec. 12. — (AP) — Women’s All-Rubber —Slide- under cover. Portable electric lights Failing to take a turn in the Boston Seat Covers, etc. Ezy fastening, warm fleece Full line of Rubbers, too, and Following the chain dedicatory Miss Hazel Trotter of East Center j program an informai program was have been provided in the pits so Post road in Fairfield early today a fining, new d*'| many other styles and quail that all work can be done thor­ street spoke before the teachers of : N.WAL GRADUATES broadcast during which time George car driven by Fred Liggins hit a Now Located at c o lo rs ...... ties for aU ages. oughly and accurately. the White church in East Hartford New London, Dec. 12 —(AP) — B. Armstead, managing editor of 1 Qualified for submarine duty follow­ pole and turned over. Liggins, Mrs. The entire filling station yard last night, on the subject of the j the Courant and C. C. Hemenway, ing six months intensive study and Allen Wolsanger, Albert Zlnn and 90 Cambridge St. editor of the Times spoke. In honcr has been cleaned up neatly, the oil White Gift service, what it means Marjorie Williams, all of Bridgeport, and grease - barrels have been training, 29 officers of the U. S. of the occasion, the work of a Hart­ and how presented. This is the Con­ Navy were graduated from the sub- j v-'ent to r.he hospital with injuries, Montgomery W ard & Co. moved on behind the oil pit hood ford composer, Ralph L. Baldwin, gregational church of which Rev. marine school at the submarine base | mostly lacerations, with signs of Phone 4740 824-828 Main St., Phone 3306, South Manchester out of sight and as one approaches Truman Woodward, son of Rev. W. was especially included in the pro­ today. They will report to various | fi actured skull in two. None is in Store Open Thursday and Saturday Until 9 p. m. gram from New York. the station from any direction they D. Woodward of Hollister street is stations follcwing periods of leave. I critical condition. cannot fail to be impressed by the pastor. A waffle supper preceded the spaciousness and neatness of the meeting. W. C. T. U. TO AID place. This afternoon and evening the second in the series of seven lessons HOOVER IN 1932 KEATING COMMANDER in sculpturing in soap will be con­ SPECIAL ducted at the Hartford headquarters of the County YMCA at 93 Elm (Continued From Page 1.) OF SPAIN WAR VETS street. To those interested in ac­ quiring skill in this handicraft, an CRISP S c H R A F f T ' S campaign must be 'waged by a new unusual opportunity is given for at­ set-up was expressed by Oliver W. Annual Meeting Held Last taining proficiency under the expert Stewart, preparing to resign as a Night At Armory—Installa­ instruction of a representative from CRUNCHY PURE member of the new “board of unified tion On January 8. the National Small Soap Sculpture strategy” representing 35 dry or­ Committee of New York City. The ganizations. AMAZINGLY SUGAR CUTS Arthur E. Keating was elected first session will be held from 4:30 Sradiits The strategy board to which he commander of Ward Cheney Camp, to 5:30, with an evening session Assorted was appointed by the National con­ No. 13, United Spanish War Veter- from 7:00 to 8:00. The sessions are ference of organizations supporting DELICIOUS 1 ans, at the annual meeting at the open to the public. the Eighteenth Amendment m ^ - , Armory last night. The 3 9 c l b . nu^ session here, would be ail right j at new DOLLAR GIFT DAY Miss Lois Zimmerman, director of as far as it went, he said, but woula . . , v, mu ^ a meet- be “inadequate.” >' mging to be held Thursday evening, religious ... education among ^ the young , : January 8, at the Armory, with De- People of Center Congregational Christmas is a matter of sentiment, not money and it is not the He proposed the establishment of ! partment Commander Thomas E. church, is directing a cast which '^11 PACKARD’S PHARMACY local units throughout the country ! White of Waterbury as installing of-i ^ pageant of the Nativity, price of the gift that counts but the thought. Here is a list of in­ capable of uniting quickly into an ficer. Sunday, December 21, at 5 p. m. in 487 Main Street, South Manchester organization “which no politician the parish hall. Miss Lillian G. expensive and practical gifts to make this Christmas merrier. could ignore.” The other officers elected were: George Johnson, senior vice com-. Grant will be the reader and the mander; Alexander Berggren, junior i ceremony of the “White Philippine Gowns, hand ^ 1 Gift” will be observed. Dance Sets of crepe de vice commander; Charles B. War- "" "" chine, lace trimmed made and embroidered iP 1 WEST SPRINGFIELD BANK ren, adjutant; Nelson L’Heureux, quartermaster; Thomas E. Murphy, Sunset Rebekah and King Daidd trustee; Joel M. Nichols, patriotic Lodge of Odd Fellows report an at­ IS PLANNING TO REOPEN tendance of more than 70 at their instructor; Jere Maher, historian; i . . , t. n Vest and Bloomer Sets Embroidered Slips Setn L. Cheney, chaplain; William ; of chardonize rayon last night. Winners of the cash of flat crep e...... Ko’Dinson, officer of the day; Hugh What Better For Springfield, Dec. 12.— (AP)—The prizes were Mrs. Bertha Keeney and W est Springfield Trust Co. now in ;,'i'. :do, officer of guard; Albert W. E. Keeney, first; Mrs. Florence ;■ h a c k , sergeant major; Harry Hil­ Carter’s Rayon Bloomers in the hands of the state banking com­ Chapman and Griswold Chappell, Panties, Bloomers, missioner after a run yesterday had t o n , quartermaster sergeant; David second, and Miss Alice Wilson and i | all pastel virtually wipea out its available Riichie, John Waddell, color ser­ Alonzo Foreman, consolation. Sand­ Christmas colors...... Gown and Chemises cash, probably will reopen before geants. wiches, cake and coffee were served $1 Christmas, either under its o-wn and dancing followed to music fur­ name, or as a branch of Springfield FIRE VICTIM DIES nished by Irving Wickham at the Gift Gloves Bank, it was said today by Deputy Stamford, Dec. 12.— (A P.)—An­ Gift Hand Bags piano and Walter Joyner, •violin. I ^ Women’s Suedine Gloves cuffed Banking Commissioner Brimmer. tonio Solomano, 42, of 140 Eighth Another whist-dance was announced | s We have a fine variety ^ 1 The run which brought about sus­ street. Long Island City, died in the Than a double or gauntlet for Thursday evening of next week. of the newest styles at V -I pension of payments yesterday af­ Stamford hospital this morning styles...... ternoon was caused by the suicide from burns received on December Miss Emily Kissman, who is di­ earlier in the day of J. Malcolm 4, in an explosion and fire at the recting the comedy, “Aaron Slick Gift Novelty Sets Warren, the hank’s treasurer. Leather Gloves or Mittens for Colonial Fire Works factory, Darien. from Punkin Crick”, to be present­ Hammerless Gun It was learned on apparently good His two nephews, Nicholas, 22, and Boxed garters, hankies, children, authority that the bank’s officers ed by young people of the Zion Gaetano, 21, who lived with him, Lutheran church tonight in the Na­ Every household outside of the city limits at times sachet bags and caps .. O U C warmly lined...... v;ere negotiating with officers of the and John Sfarzo, 55, of 157 Vernon Third National Bank and Trust than Hale auditorium, expressed avenue, Long Island City, who were herself as well pleased with the needs or wishes they had a gun. When the hunting company of this city in an effort to burned in the fire with him, died have that larger institution assume work of the cast at the dress re­ Gift Hankies several days later. hearsal, and anticipates an even season is on you are equipped for the woods and open Gift Hankies control. An inquest into the first three box Officers of either bank would not ^ better performance tonight. spaces. We are closing out our stock of Guns regard­ box comment on this report. deaths was held here by Coroner 50c Commissioner Brimmer today said John J. Phelan, on Tuesday and a A surprise birthday party was $1 withdrawals yesterday amounted to finding of accidental deatii handed held in honor of Mrs. Gottfried A. less t?f cost. Three in box, a little less than $90,000. He said ^ down. The same finding is expected i Swanson at her home at 81 Laurel A dainty -and neatly embroid- he felt certain the faith in the bank ; in the latest death i;rithout inquiry, street, yesterday, attended by We have in stock the following: always acceptable dere(l white or would be restored when people real-j Antonio leaves a widow and six friends and relatives from Hartford, gift. colored. ized they need not worry over the i children. Manchester, and Holyoke, Mass. L. C. Smith Double Hammerless, safety of their deposits. Mrs. Swanson recevied many gifts, QUEER SUICIDE including a gold piece and a huge 12 Gauge, $39.50 value a t ...... WHISKEY STOLEN Stamford, Dec. 12— (AP) —Wal­ bouquet of flowers. The self invited For Babies Children’s Gifts ter Bankowski, 45, of 15 Manor guests brought a plentiful amount % Ithaca Double Hammerless, New Haven, Dec. 12.— (A P.)— street, died in the Stamford hospital of refreshments which were served 12 Gauge, $37.50 value a t ...... Girls’ Woolen Skirts Liquor thieves active in this city last night, a suicide from poisoning, later in the afternoon. Silk Dresses ...... $1 have burglarized two drug stores according to Medical Examiner Dr. Baker Double Hammerless, Miantonomah Tribe of Red Men and made away with several gallons Ralph W. Crane’s report. 12 Gauge, $28.75 value a t ...... Woolen Sweaters ...... $1 Lovely Tub Dresses of whiskey and alcohol, police were The man ate the heads off half a will meet in Tinker Hall tonight to advised today. box of household matches, yesterday nominate officers for the coming Empire Double Hammerless in 12, 16, 20 and 410 Gauge, Boys’ Wash Suits .. 'Thomas Mason, proprietor of the afternoon and collapsed several year. The election will be held on Warm Bathrobes . $1 hours later. His act was caused by December 26 and installation Janu­ 26 an^ 28 inch barrels. These Empire Guns were priced Buckley Pharmacy, reported his ary 9. At tonight’s session the Sheer Chiffon store was entered early today by despondency, police said. He leaves adoption degree will be conferred on prior to this season at $23.00. This ^ 1 ft 7 ^ forcing the front door and sixtj' a 'Widow and eight children. five palefaces. season we pqt them out as a special at v * V • f v Holeproof pints of whiskey and one gallon of Hose wine stolen. You can buy these American made, nicely balance and Hose Barney Goldstone’s drug store dependable Guns in all of above was broken into Wednesday night ^ 1 ^ 7^ Service and a quantity of alcohol stolen, he YOU WANT A GOOD Gauges f o r ...... f|J A • f $ 1 Weight told police. in sill the BBH>GEPOBT FIRE newest shades Bridgeport, Dec. 12 — (AP) —Fire $ 1 Chief Thomas Bums, estimated to­ LUBRICATION Full fashioned ds^ the fire which broke out early JOB DONE ON YOUR CAR BRING tbie morning In an old building own­ ed by the First Natfimal Bank and IT TO Rayon or Woiil and rayon ladies Girls’ Hose for sport OT dreUs Trust Co„ at 95 State had caused hose, first '\n about $300 damage. Sizes 6 1-2 to 10 .. A Christmas wholesaler, and a The Maple Super Service Sta. Manchester Plumbing i Supply U quality ...•»•»» wholesale iW t Company on the Battery Service Flats Fixed 877 Main Street, South Manchester ground floor shared most of the 9-11 Maple St. Tel. 8356 damage. 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PAGE FOUR ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. C O m FR m A y, DBGBM08BB 12,1980. .4. court, urged a special session of the Bridge over Hockanum River is un­ Thru traffic advised to avoid this eight-year-old daughter, Tomisina, cruelty" for the pttrt JWra, iha Senate after March 4 for consid­ der construction but open to one­ road. became ill, Mrs. Mix said, and but MSKS TO POSTPONE eration of the issue. way traffic. Mansfield. Willimantlc-Storrs road mis. MX sutis Condition Of for the fact that through ‘‘gossip’’ The Mixes were nianlftd.-ln 1918. East Hartford, New Lon(|on road is under construction. '!^afflc can .Mrs. Mix in the euit the cus­ is being oiled for 1 mile on should­ pass. she learned he had been . spending tody of their child. ’The actor trans­ WORLDCOURTVOTE CAREFUL SUICIDE State Roads ers. New Fairfield-Balls Pond road. SUIT FOR DIVORCE most of bis time at Agua Callente, ferred to his wife th January, 1928, Route Nos. I ll, 118, 3 — SouUilng- Steam shovel grading and macadam » and at a Hollywood hotel, she would property valued at |100,000, includ­ ton. Intersection of the MiUdale I construction. ^ New York, Dec. 12.— (AP.)—Oliv­ not have been able to summon him ing ^eir Beverly Hille hoiiid.' Road conditions and detours in road is imder construction. Open to 1 Orange. Grassy Hill road is im- to the child’s bedside. er E. Holmes, 32, a lawyer, ended the State of Connecticut made neces­ traffic. The fi

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_ y. - 4:00—Chirtls Institute of Music Flama, Don’t Tell Him What’a WTIC PR O G ^M S Concert — Woodwind Bnaemble Happetfed to Me, A Peach of a Aoetititi; •the inqtOry, qtiiteteiBB po» soloists: Ladlslaus Sttinhardt i»air (B) lidemen and others about, th d r fkawlen Broadeastiog Service violinist;, Natalie Bodanskaya, so<^ salartes ax^ bank acoounto. ^ Bagtfor^ Conn. 6:45—Uterary Digest, Topics in prana (CBS) ’ Brief—Lowell Thomas (NY) IN MAiaSTRATES' PROBE .r John Steiner, a bondsman aodused WfiWMfn im ^ Cn 28S3 aL 4:45—Thirty Minute Men—Nat in-' tsstittony a t the Inquiry of' over^ 7:00—^Bulova time; Pepsodent’s charging for A ball bond, was hdd BrusilolTs Orchestra (CBS) Amoa Andy (B-NY) New Ybrk, Dec. 12—(kP)Fetf. for trial on |60a bond. He. was ac­ The Meek sba]) Inherit the earth. iw FHday, Deoember 12,1980 5:00—^Light Opera (3ems; Scenes 7:16—Rainer’s Night Club (B) cused by Sigrld. Johnson, one of 57 from Gilbert and Sullivan’s oper* 7:80—Phil Cook, the Quaker Man eral authorities today became inter­ Psalm 87:11. B . 8. T. ested. in disclosures resulting froln women aUeged. to have, been ^^arrest- etta, “Princess Ida” with Helen ed on trumped-up vioe ohargea An. .^iOO^ p. m.— Joy Dinner Dance .'MeeknMs Is the grace Which, 1 Orchestra—^Norman Cloutier, di- Nugent, contralto; Crane Calder, other bondsman, Abraham Triebite, r rector. baas; Earl Palmer, tenor; Cath­ was dismissed. frdm beneath God’s footstool, lifts Sdt In Home Tiiii t Sweethearts on Parade erine Field, soprano; Chester Tail- upi a candid and' confldtQg eye. ac­ man, , baritone; Channon Colllnge Just Cares For Me (NY) cepting God's smile of fatherly, af- I I Zjove 7ou So Much revenue agjente into conference with GEN. BABNHABDT DIES fecUon, and adoring those perfeo- t Say,.Oui, Cherie directing (CBS) 8:00—^Nestle Program (NY) special prosecutors. 8:30—LeBoeuf Sketchbook (S) El Piiso, Tex., Dec. 12—(AP) tions which it cannot comprehend. t You > 5:30—To be announced. Results of.„,tho conference were Salute guns boomed a t intervals at —James Hamilton. r m Never Leave You 5:45—The Ebony Twins, Piano Duo 8:45—^Natural Bri(!^ Review— not made known, but the Federal Roamin’ Thru the Roses, One Fort Bliss todky in honor of General Bfal^ the (iccasioii one of good cheer and merriment We’d Make a Peach of a Pair (CBS) agents were edcpected to sit In at George'C. Bamhardt, 62," command­ Thinking of You Dear and Only, Why? Do You Know future open lie a rb ^ in the Annei. ^ SUICIDE VESDICI I ‘ for the whole family with a new f Can This Be Love ' fl.’OO—Sessions Clock Time; Pant„ ing olBcef of the post, who died hert Tremaine’s Orchestra (CSS) My Garden (NY) j late Division of the Supreme QnM in b hoCpltel last night of blood poi-. iT:80—Old Company Songalogue— 9:00—Bulova time (B) ! v^hlle Isador J. Kresel, who I s ^ soning. \ Bridgeport, Dec. 12—(a P) —The Male Quartet; Charles Harrison, 6:15—Stock Quotations;. Weather. 9:01—Interwoven Pair—Jones and death of Walter Matthews, 68, was Lambert Murphy, tenors; Walter 6:25—EWorld Bookman. Hare (NY) | attributed toda^ to suicide by a ELECTRIC RADIO Preston, baritone; Frank Croxton, 6:30—Paul Tremaine’s Orchestra 9:30—Armour Program — Allah’s ; medical examiner. His body was liberal allowance on your old set. Easy terms. bass; William Wlrges pianist and eCBS) Holiday, On Miami Shorea La found In a gas-fltled room yester­ 1 conductor—NBC. 6:45—Tony’s Scrap Book (CBS) Czarine, EstreUlta, Medley of day by an Insurafice agent. \ |8JOO—Cities Service Concert—Or- Waltzes, Herbert; Nanette’s Ca­ Mattlwws bad been tmemplcyed ; chestra and Cavaliers — Jessica 7:00—^Howard Lanin’s St. Moritz Orchestra (CBS) price, Chorus of Gypsies, Whistler or about a yenr. He bad been dead ; ^Dragonette, soprano; Leo and His Dog (NY) with every iwo days when his bod^y was found. 1 'O’Rouke, tenor; orchestra direc­ 7:30—Evangeline Adams, astrologer 10:00—Armstrong Quakers — Hills sell tion Rosario Bourdon—^NBC. (CBS) of Home, With All My Heart, Ex­ d:00—Clicquot Club Eskimos—Har­ 7:45—The Vagabonds Ensetnble di­ cerpts, “Naughty Marietta,” I’m ry Reser, difector—NBC. - rected by Emery Deutsch (CBS) Falling In Love With Someone, l9:80—Del Lampes Eh^ersharp Or- 8:00—C3olt Shoe Time; Grand Opera ’Neath the Southern Moon, Italian ' chestra—^Art Kahn, pianist; Male Miniatures; Columbia Symphony TONIQHT'S Quartet—NBC Street Song, Rangers’ Song, Orchestra; Soloists (CBS) Kalua, Why? (NY) HIGH SPOT 10:00—^Battallno-Chocolate Bout in 8:15—Tastyeast Playboys: Watson Madison Square Garden.—^NBC. 10:30—Temperature (B) 10:45—(Approximately) “The Trav­ Woodford, Joseps Soifer, Anthony 10:31—Statler Organ—Louis Weir elers Hour”— Concert Orchestra McKqnna. (B) directed by Christiaan Kriens; 8:30—Weed Tire Chain Program; 11:00—Bulova time; Champion Ta heaf FULL RANGE with Mabel Jackson, soprano solo- Acco Giant; Harriet Lee, contral­ Weatherman (B) Radio pttfbnnance is to ■want ; 1st, and Marion Bridgman, flutist. to; Marie Gerard, sopreino; Wil­ 11:03—Tom Clines’ Statler Orches­ ^UJie it m your own home. It is Ill;45—Club Hollywood Orchestra. liam H ^, tenor; Life Savers tra (B) such a joy to be able to reach 11:30—Dazed Studio Days (S) ^ :8 0 —SUent. Male Quartet; Freddie Rich’s Or­ GENERAL EUCTR 1C d istan t stations with the chestra (CBS) 12:00—Bulova time (B) limNCOBB FULL RANGE Sensitivity, i ^Travriers Hour” Imbued with 9:00^Weather Report; True Story C E R T IF IE D 1MSPECTIOM PDIM Americft’s favorite P'emlnlne Touch by Western Soprano Hour—“The Coming of the iQii- to prevent overlapping— And Woman Flutist e rs’ (CBS) CABINET HONORS LEWIS It is our aim that everyone who Listen in Friday, thatUES to FULL RANGE A touch of femininity will prevade Selectivity. And FULL ,*The Travelers Hour” from Station 10:00—Sessions Time. mirchases a General Electric H A L Dec, 12th, 9?30 p. m. WTIC at 10:05 o’clock tonight, when 10:00—To be announced. RANGE Radio from us wiU feel RANGE Tone!!! Maybe you Stockholm, Deq. 12—(AP) — The do not realize what a ditter- Mabel Jackson, former middle west­ 10:30—Rhythm Choristers—Freddie entire Swedish Cabinet in full court I completely satisfied with this per­ the lowboy (as iSustrated)— ern radio performer, and Marlon Jor­ Rich and his Orchestra (CBS) dress turned out this afternoon with,] formance of his set. We have en­ ence there can be in two 9-tubt, Snem-Grid Saper-HtUro- dan Bridgman, flutist, wil) be the 11:00—Musical f Aviators Orchestra other distinguished personages to thusiastically endorsed the G-B UMOUB radios. Just stop in here next dyne. Fitted witb local •distant switch. Remote ■ control availahle featured soloists of a varied concert (CBS) honor S in c l^ Lewis, the Nobel time you are passing and hear iof classics and current musica] com- Certified Inspection Plan because at addsiionaj cost. Brown walnut 11:30—Romanelll and his King Ed­ prbte wlxmer, and Mrs. Lewis at a du superb tone of the (Sen- cabinet, satin finished, Early e<[y tones. The soloists will assist a tea given by Edward S. Crocker, the it assures ns of yflur satisfactioa American design, PHm ' S143.50 40*piece concert orchestra under the ward Orchestra from Toronto American charge d’affaires. and good-wiU. BOOB . Cral Electiic FULL RANGE less tubes, (CBS) Radio. direction of Christiaan Kriens. It was a preliminary to the out­ THE LOWBOY » -;Mabel Jackson, after a successful standing, social function of the T b e j ^ rformance of General Elec­ iUm- Oth«r G -l Radio Medob - trat9d)—9’tubet Sertem-Grid Xfdlo career in the middle west, WBZ—WBZA Stockholm season—the state ban­ tric HJLL r a n g e Radio is one of ovra S3 Any G-E Radio may be The Studio Lowboy ew e east early last year to make quet Which is to take place tonight the ontstandine happenings in ra­ Suptr-Heterddytie. Fitted N. B. c sratioNsJ b o t ^ t on the Budget Pay- $112.50 less tubes h w concert debut in Steinway Hall, Friday, December 12, 1930. ■with King Custave, the entire royal dio. The Certified Inspect^ Plan with heal^distant switch. menaplan. The Highboy, |Kew York. She has been featured family and all the Nobel winners Remote control aveilebl* et flbice then on several programs from and their ■wives attending. assures this splendid performance - less tubes P. M. — and appoints you the sole judge additional cost. Brown wal­ WM. H. PRRNTICB, JR, The G-E Certified Inspection WOR of Newark and has been so­ Selma Lagerlof, winner of the plan applies to every G-E The Radio Phonograph prano soloist with the Cleveland 4:00—Radio Guild—t“Dd113 House” Nobel prize in literature in 1909 was of that satisfaction. nut cabinet, satin finisbed. ’ RADIO SERVICR Combination Bymphony Orchestra. Marlon Jor­ (NY) one of the guests a t the tea. Some Early American design. NEW SETS AND Radio you buy. Take die earliest possible oppor- $285.00 less tubes dan Brid^sm is flrst flutist of the 5:00—Tetley Tea Hour (NY) of those present expressed disap­ Price (8142.50 less lubes. ACCESSORIES ^rlngfleld Symphony in Massaebu- 5:30—Stock Exchange quotations— pointment at the rather convention­ tumty of hearing this new type.re- ATWATBR KENT SPECIALIST pwtts and has toured extensively Tifft Brothers (S) al address delivered by the Ameri­ ceiver with its HILL RANGE Sen­ PHONE 8452 9rith the Smalley Trio. 5:45—Agricultural Markets (B) can wiimer at last night’s banquet, sitivity, FULL RANGE Selectivity Other G-E Radio AAodels ' Orchestral offerings will include GENERAL^ELECTRIC 5:55—^Tip-Top Roadman(B) but they looked forward with keeh and HJL|!, .RANGE Tone — and The Studio Lowboy Wagner’s “Ride of the Valkyries,” 6:00—Time; Champion Vleatherman interest to a talk which he is to $112.50 lets tubes Beethoven's “Modblight Sonata” as make tomorrow, expecting that it hear all die details of die G-E Cer­ RADIO SERVICE FIJJLL BAniCE RADIO (B) The Highboy $179.50 Interpreted by a string orchestra, 6:04—^Dinner Music—You Brought would include Mr. Lewis’ personal tified Inspecdon Plan. on aU makes. Delil^’ "Waltz of the Hours,” and views of contemporary literature. l e u ^ e s flmee movements from one of Chris- a New Kind of Love to Me, To a Any G-E Radio may be boo^ic on N«w Sets and Standard Water Lily, MacDowell; Autumn, the Budget Payment Plan . . . The Radio Phonograph ttaan Kriens’ most familiar compo- , NEW MQVIE STABS Combmatiom Acceasorlea ■Itions, the descriptive suite, “In MacDowell; O Marl, di Capua; CowUim! Griezel-Johnson Co. Xklttany.” Just a Memory, Henderson (B) $285.00 lets tubes 1 Purnell Place, Phone 7167, ^ South Manchester 6:14—Temperature (B) Washington, Dec. 12—(AP)—Ywo WM. E. KRAH new moving picture actors today 389 Tolland Tnmpike. Phone 8788 6:15—SallingeV’s Vagabonds — El­ made their debuts on the south lawn liot Daniels and Ray Sinatra. On a t the White House. 225— W DRC a Little Balcony in Spain, Kiss They were Herbert Hoover, Third, GENERALfjELECTRIC Hartford—1330 Me Waltz, We’re Friends Again, and Peggy Ann, graadchildren of . Beyond the Blue Horizon, You’re the President FVIX. RAMOB FKAblO Lucky to Me (B) They demonstrated to their own i Friday, December 12. 6:30—Vapex Musical Doctors—West satisfaction that the new bicycles I #:45—"Records of the Mayas,” Dr. Wind, Bye, Bye Blues, You’re they found upon their arrival early ! I Bjdvanus Morley (CBS) Driving Me Crazy, Song of the this week were very good. WeD The G. E. Super

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no jpride in the state as a state or its REVEAI^ DETAI15 CITY MARSHALL m i s institutions as Institutions. These ■■•'S' STATE K OVERRUN ^blidty seekers creep into our in­ stitutions, find some defect in Insti­ OFGIFTTOHEALYS tutional msuiagement, dbvelop it, en- OF SOVIET PLOT BY ItUfESTlGATORS luge upon it and broadcast it to the Allen & Cd# detriment of the Institution Itself New York» Dec. 12— (AP) — and humiliation, of Uie men and INC. Jacob Cash, a former city marshal, women who, by reason of their HARTFORD Loulon Newspaper Says who charges he pedd Martin J. standing in the state, have been se­ Healy, Tammany district leader, Senator Lavery Says That lected to administer its affairs. HARTFORD $2,000 for his reappointment, was a “The trustees of the Connecticut f . Stalm Discovered It In witness today .at the retrial of Healy Pablkity Seekers Are To School for Boys was one of these and Thomas T. Tommamey on which was recently submitted to 4S charges of bartering a judicial ap­ public degredation and general Cri­ rime and Shifted Siddiers. pointment. Blame For State Probes. ticism not only in Cozmecticut but Cash testified today to a transac­ throughout the United States—the tion with Healy he had not men­ victim of a state paid agent with a London, Dec. 12 — (AP) — The tioned before, his sale to Healy of New Britain, Dec. 12— (AP) — penchant for publicity." a white gold 15-jewel watch for Gifts front 23c to $ 3 London Daily Mail today revealed Speaking at a meeting of a luncheon Senator Lavery, who is a trustee $15. He also said he gave Mrs. detsdls of an alleged vast conspiracy club yesterday. Senator Albert E. of the Connecticut School for Boys \ Healy an $850 diamond bracelet at spoke on that Institution and de­ to unseat Joseph Stalin as head of Lavery of Bridgeport condemned the time of his reappointment. fended his associates on the board. the Russian Communist Party, and “You didn’t tell the jury at the publicity seekers who, he said, had ez-ofCiclo dictator of the Soviet last trial about selling Healy a been active in Investigations of state Union government. watch," Sidney Syme, defense coun­ institutions. RUM SELLER FINED The newspaper, which sees in the sel, said. “Our state today seems to be New London, Dec. 12— (AP) — revelations an explanation of re­ “ Forgot," Cash answered. overrun with prying investigators Vincenzo Decrezenso, at whose $ 1 . 5 0 ports of a month ago of mutiny and “You didn’t happen to forget that seeking to find something in the house is alleged to have been the Russian civil strife, said the plan Healy paid for the bracelet, did coBduct of an institution which, if source of supply for the liquor Van Raalte Silk Chif­ was to replace the Stalin clique with you?" Syme asked. given due publicity, to their mind which has been s^ping Into the a directorate Including Leon Trot­ “He didn’t pay for it.” would justify their existence,” he Army post at Fort H. G. Wright, fon Stockings with sky, Christian Rakovsky and Gre­ Healy and Tommaney are being said. “This is not only true of some Fisher’s Island, for the past seversd “ Flextoe” insert gory Zinovieff, all exiles since 1928. tried on a charge of having accept­ volunteer social workers but the months, was fined $300 and costs in Alexis I. Rykoff also was named as ed a $10,000 loEin from Mrs. George remarkable part of It is that the the Police Court today when he was Come Saturday and gift boxed. F. Ewald for their support of her state is actually spending its good found guilty on charges of selling a conspirator. Main Floor Plot Fails husband for appointment as a city money in salaries paid to imported liquor and keeping a place where The plans failed, the papier ex­ magistrate. investigators who apparently have alleged liquor was sold. plained, at the zero hour because of See Santa in his Stalin’s superior spy system and himdreds of persons were arrested throughout Russia. None of the SUGGESTS CURE COLD WEATHER IS HERE! THIS IS YOUR V ,

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y . bellef that burdaha of tave|inn around the Womeh’s Court. Sisii contaiaed thb makings of Bolshe police lieutenants, all in line for vlsm. “When there is placed, as early promotloB, have been appoint­ there has been, upon the railroads,” ed as a body guard for the witness i J t — ' PUBUSHBO BT THB I^ Z U liD PRINTINa COBCPANT, IKC he said, “a tax of ^160,000,000 a to see that he doesn’t get bumped r It BimwM SttMt 4 fioath Mandhester, Co^n. year In addition to their normal off—a fate that otherwise would ex- | THOMAS 7ERGU60N taxes, it is not difficult to under­ cite no surprise, in these days of ^ General Manager stand how impossible it is for these higher civilization, if it should over­ Founded October 1. 1881 failioeds to maintain their rolling take" this young man.' The lieuten­ . Published Bvery Bvenlns Except stock, their roadbeds, and to estab­ ants are to work in pairs and eight gifts for the home Sundays and Holidaya Entered at the Post Office at South Manchester, lish rates which will make it possi­ hour shifts. If anything unhappy { jConn„ as Second Class Mall Matter. ble to' move goods, if the sum of should happen to Mr. Acuna the ^ SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Tear, by mall ...... $6.0<) $160,000,000 were placed upon lieutenants on duty Just won’t get ^ Per M o n ^ by mall ...... 8 .60 American railroads there would be j their captaincies, that’s all f Delivered, one year ...... 19.00 Single a protest. In my Judgment, which ! etemed vigilance will suffice to 1 copies ...... 8 .03 at new low prices MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED could be heard from Maine to Cali-! keep the object of all this solicitude PRESS fom ia.” . X alive he wouldn’t appear to be such The Associated Press Is exclusively BRIDGE LAMPS, similar to the entitled to the use for republlcation To this Senator Reed replied: d bad insurance risk after all. sketch at left, have wrought irdn of all news dispatches credited to it bases, brass whale-oil fonts, and "When we remember that the Ger­ However, it is not to be supposed or not otherwise credited In this paper-parchment shades with :)|aper and also the local news pub- man nation has divested itself of that three New York police lieuten­ l{lsbed herein. prints! Copied from an excellent : All righto of republlcation of any interest charges on its enor­ ants are to spend the rest of their Colonial model special dispatches herein are also re* lives standing between Mapocha served. mous war debt and its pre-war debt; that by permitting its currency to! He will SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRB- MANTEL CLOORS, a New SENTATIVB: Hamilton - DeLlsser. become valueless it has effectually i somehow, 3 .95 Haven clock copied from an old ^ C m 386 Madison Ave., New Tork. N. despoiled its creditors and stripped | $ Colonial model and finished In T.. and 612 North Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ilia itself of debt and has no interest' mahogany over birch. Equip-, ped with strike movement Full service client of N E A Ser- charges as have those countries ^ ® ^ 'P vice, Ina which have honored their obliga- i ica. Any other state into which he BRIDGE SETS, consisting of might be sent would have a clear folding card table and 4 folding Member, Audit Bureau of Circuls- tions; when we remember that Ger- j case for damages against New chairs each, come in mahogany V®Thi Herald Printing Company, ino.. “man “ reparations amountamoimt to $480,-!™;'' $480,- smd enameled finishes. Set $15 ABsumes no financial responBlbiitty | 000,000 a yeax while our interest similar to sketch in red and Jorinr tvnnB-ra.nhica.1typographTcal errors e rro r* appearinge n o e a r in v In i ______i__ black advertisements_ J— . 1 ------Manchester In i oti&rges alone in America amount to GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK; 6 ft. model of Evening Herald. over $600,000,000 a year and at one ' INCOMPREHENSIBLE solid Honduras mahogany and equipped time amounted to over a billion a ! , One of the prime puzzles of the j with an imported strike movement. Worth FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. of any hallway, dining room or living room! year; when we remember that Brit-' the storm of indigna­ tion aroused in Germany by the $9 .95 DISTURBING THE SYSTEM Ish interest charges approximate A '-W e are told that it is going to be $2,000,000 a year, four times m ore! Showing of the American film ver- ! sion of Erich Maria Remarque’s K big problem to distribute among than German reparations, it seems TABLE LAMPS; both formal and CARD TABLES: a host $49 book "All Quiet on the Western iiie nation’s destitute forty or to me that we are putting things informal types in a wide choice of of designs and colorings ifty million bushels ot wheat now in a false proportion if we sympa­ Front,” climaxing In the official colorings. Pull size lamp with from which to select In­ cluded is one extra small ^longing to the Federal Farm thize too much with the plight of banning of the film in that country. im port^ Italian base P’ld plain If the film had taken liberties banded paper-parchment r hade model. Card Tables with ^oard “without disturbing the eco­ Germany in having to pay this com­ tops designed for playing nomic system of the country.” paratively small amount as the only with Remarque’s celebrated story, if Backgammon Quite often we are warned that" this penalty for that war v^hlch she there had been in it any added ele­ thing or that thing suggested by way brought on civilization, which al­ ment of anti-German propaganda $7.65 of relief to the unemployed is likely most wiped civilization from the however slight, all this would be un­ to “disturb the economic system.” globe.” derstandable. But if this is the $3-50 ]^ven Mr. Hoover the other day ex­ The comparisons between the war same film that was sbownxup pressed something very like terror burdens of Germany, the defeated, America and it undoubtedly is— it follows the original story with a lest an Increase in the higher brack­ and of her victorious allies are too et income tax rates might decapital- seldom remembered. fidelity probably never equaled in Maple Magazind' the industry and so again “disturb the filming of any other book. Racks i^ie economic system.” NEW DENATURANT All the American producers did was to translate the work of a Ger­ ! There are a great many people, Not having had the privilege of man writer into terms of the screen. ip this country who, from their clr- smelling the government’s new alco­ The book had been almost univer­ Qumstances, can hardly be expected hol denaturant, let alone tasting of sally read in Germany and aroused to hold the present economic system it, we have only the word of United t*-if there is any such thing—in States Commissioner Doran that it keen interest but no protest. The intense feeling produced by its pic- ihved respect. People who can is so terrible that nobody can drink turization is incomprehensible. Is n 25 liardly be blamed if they conclude it, and because Dr. Doran says it it possible that the Germans, as a that the present economic system tastes like a combination of rotten Complete blight possibly undergo a consider­ eggs snd garlic we feel that we have nation, didn’t have imaginStion able amount of disturbing with bene­ a right to be skeptical. What is a enough to visualize what they read with tubes. fit, if not to the system, at least to rotten egg, to say nothing of the in “All Quiet on the Western F ront?” tiie country‘and themselves. There most strenuous xjf garlics, to come are even some persons not absolute between a real earnest yeamer after ^aniacs, who will fervently deny a Jag and his snort of hooch'-’ that the hit-or-miss hodge-podge of Mighty little, if one can judge by agriculture, industry, communica­ the breaths that show up in polic. Health and Diet tion, transportation, distribution and stations now and then in company DINNERWARE; large and small sets in both white and ivory finishes, come service by which we exist deserves with very plain drunks. > Advice in an excellent selection of patterns tte name of “ system” at all. They However, probably no more alco­ and colorings: 32 ^ iece seto range Crosley “Director” ^11 insist that you cannot ascribe holic addicts will be tempted to By DR. FRANK McCOX as low as that word to a collection of acci­ drink this new stuff, which is called dental developments. alcotate, than now succumb to the And they will go further and urge to experiment with the poison­ AVOIDING POISONS $8-75 A new radio for Christmas stoutly maintain that if it is possi- ous denaturants hitherto used; so If someone said to you, “You’re too late, I’ve just swallowed poisra ” lie to somewhat systematize this that the only pronounced effect of chaotic total of actlrities so that it What would you do? At such a tim. the abandonment of wood alcohol life may hang by a thread. In order cpn continue to function for more and the substitution of this more taat you will know what to do I than a few years at a time It would humane substance is likely to be a going to tell you how to handle Scrap B«iskets and a special trade-in offer be the height of folly to let fear of considerable decrease in the death 8 me common cases of poisoning. disturbing the status quo prevent rate. Many people die each year from taken aecidentally. There are its being done. If a good automo­ here are a few militant drys so I others who take poison while de- bile cannot be made to run without ruthless in their passionate hatred 1 among them even famous HROUGH a special purchase of Crosley '‘Director'^ radios___one taking out half its Insides in order of the vice of drinking that they wiU I stage and l;p get at the seat of trouble the of the fastest selling Crosley models for 1931___we are able to n^chanic takes out half the insides; been done the cause of prohiMtion | emerg^n^ an/ the .ne next T offer this splendid radio at the low price of $125 complete, and hp does not permit the car to remain by the government’s determination “ orning they are always glad to be fprever useless or forever liable to to stop making the death penalty the in addition a special trade-in allowance on your old radio. stop in the middle of the street price of a cheap drunk, but they are ! poison may \ through nervous fear of disturbing undoubtedly very few. Ordfnary' ® its mechanical system. nearly always an injury done to the Plan to own one of these up-to-date, screen grid radios this Christ­ people will feel that the prohibition stomach or necyous system when We have had, now, something administration has done something strong poisons are swallowed, re­ mas. Trade in your old one. The “Director^' contains the latest type anore than a year’s experienca of to contribute to its own respecta­ sulting in a damaged or inflamed Crosley moving coil dynamic speaker — and new automatic volume national car trouble. The old bus bility. condition which may last for the FIREWOODtBASKETS: of willow, hhs been surroimded by Little Will- rest of the'patient’s life. splint and metal In silver, brown, control. It uses 3 Screen grid tubes type-24; one tube type-27; two b l^ k and red finishes starting at iiig Helpers offering all sorts of ad­ Stati.stics show that for some rea­ t h a t p o i s o n f o g son, Tuesday morning at eleven $3.95. ’The basket sketch is of wil­ tubes type-45; and one rectifier tube type-80. vice, all the way from that large The recent death-fog episode in o clock is the favorite hour for low in gray finish group which keeps shouting “Step Belgium should be and probably will would-be suicides. Anotbej: curious on the starter!”—meaning to start be watched to Its conclusion by fact IS that poisonings usually occur in threes, and it also happens that up business by buying something— health authoriUes in this country. 5-50 to the Communist who urges d ma- more people take poisons on sun- | $ 5 Under direct orders of the queen the shiny than on dull days. Easy Terms Arranged xniting the machine and substituting strange and fatal phenomenon is Today the average person does I» Mb own experimental string-and- being made the subject of a search­ not fear poisoned wines, blades, ar- j scrap Iron device. Among the ing Investigation and with such aus­ rows, rings or lockets, and Is in no crowd there are, no doubt, some extraordinary danger of having poi­ pices there is very little reason to son dropped into his food. At ohe folks who have real mechanical doubt that the fatalities will be time all prominent people used to knowledge. But If they offer a sug- fully explained. Somewhere and make the cook taste every dish firat TmTKEVS BRO I gestion immediately there goes up a somehow a very deadly poison ia to be sure that no deadly poison has been added to it. cp^, “But you musn’t disturb the undoubtedly being cast off by in­ itechanlam!” Although we no longer have this dustrial processes in the Meuse fear that poison has been placed in We don’t pretend to know whether Valley, a poison which In any ordi­ our food, accidental poisonings from titt scheme of giving away govem- nary circumstances is dissipated in home-canned foods are fairly com­ rafcnt food in the form of bread the atmosphere but which, under mon. If you open a jar or can which w'buld result in any substantial good looks, smells or tastes bad, it is .bet­ especial conditions such as those of ter to be safe than sorry. Home- or not. We haven’t any panacea to the phenomenally cold and thick canned meats and especially sau­ o^er for the cure or prevention of fog, naay retain its lethal qualities sages should be carefully inspect­ industrial depressions. But we are until brought into contact with ed to guard against a severe poison­ qidte firmly convinced that this living victims. ing taown as botulisni. We often pi^sent much vaunted "economic read of people dying of spoiled food Whatever the processes are that such as meat, fish, mussels or sea s^ tem ” of ours isn’t anjrthing very carry with them such perilous po­ food, etc., or poisonous mushrooms. ■wainderful when it breaks down tentialities, they are probably not There is very little if any danger every once in a while in the face of confined Ho Belgium. Like enough from commercially canned foods, as the canneries are subject to such ; constantly improving industrial and they are employed in this coun^. I ag^cultural efficiency. Also that rigid inspection, and the cannei;s, Authorities on this side of the water themselves, have found that It pays for several hours after a meal In I you can’t Improve it any without will be inquisitive in this business, to give the foods the best care possi­ that cancer rarely If ever develops bread and muffins in which there Is* which poisoning occurred, it Is ad­ children. There lies the future lead­ ! changing It some. ble. However, if a can is puffed out with those who continue to live a no sugar?” not out of Idle curiosity but because visable to give cathartics and large ership of' the nation if . we devote When onr elder statesmen and the or blown out at the end, or has a vigorous physical culture life. The Answer: Wholewheat bread and they will ^ant to know if, all imsus- quantities of drinking water, with ourselves to their guidance. I influential small minority by whom leak, or the food » is disclosed, it congestion of cancer cells to any one muffins are wholesome foods, but all UOTATION pected, similar dangers are lurking sweating baths and enemas. Often a part of the body cannot occur if the —President Hoover, before the should be discarded. starches should be discontinued by White House Conference on Child thfe “system” has done pretty well around any of our industrial cen short orange Juice fast followed by circulation of blood does not become the catarrhal patient until the ex­ 'The treatment from any of the a milk diet ia the beat regimen to Health and Protection. aWake to a realization of this last ters. If they are they will, of ordinary food poisons Is very simple. sluggish. Sunbaths are helpful be­ cess amount of mucus has subsided. use for a few days when the patient simple fact possibly we' shall begin but it must be quickly applied. First, cause of the ultra-violet effect on After that, these foods may be used course, be somehow eliminated when is recovering from food poisoning. Regardless of party platforms, the In two years we shall be the^ eomewhere^ give plenty of hot salt water or give , the blood. Nude sunbaths should be in moderation with good results. it Is once known how and where they world’s largest grain producers. mustard in water to cause the pa- J taken, exposing the entire body, as fight to elect wet members (to originate. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS —^Dictator Josepb Stalin of Russia.^ tlent to vomit. If the patient does the effect of the sun’s rays are no (Bye Trouble) Congress) will continue. We have WAR BURDENS not vomit readily, sticking a finger more helpful over a certain dieeased Question: K. L. asks: “Is there (Cancer) part than over the other parts of the just begun to fight was a brirf but very signifi- SITTING PRETTY down the throat after the stomach any remedy to stop a white coating The drys n^d, we believe, to see," Question: G. H. asks: “What is body. The main objects of these sim- around the eyes every morning? —Representative J. Charles Linthl- to it, first of aU, that Herbert Hoo-. caiat ffebftte in the United States Ingenious is the scheme of the is filled ■with hot liquid will usually the best method of preventing the baths is to absorb all of the ultra­ Seems to be caked on the lashes.” oum of Maryland, leader of the ver, the dry, Is renominated In 193’2 ^7 Sen&tt the other day, between Sen­ accomplish the purpose. The import­ return of cancer once removed by New York police authorities for the violet rhys possible, and the effect Answer: Use some good eye wash wet bloc In the House. —Stanley M. High, editor of th > ant part is to use plenty hot water operation? Does exposing the parts ate Copeland of New York and protection of the Ufe of the little is gener^ upon the blood and not two or three times daily, and have Christian Herald, In an editor'- f and keep the patient vomiting until to the sun help?” -______. ___ - ■ Senator Reed of Pennsylvania. ’The Chilean stool pigeon, Acuna, who specific taany one part. With a free flow of capital be­ the stomach Is well washed out. It is’ Answer: ’The beat method I know your eyes examined by a competent fo^es^ peinteig out that Germany has made such startling revelations also a good plan to give copious ene­ optometrist. tween nations the gold |uroblem will of for preventing cancer ia to Uve on take care of Itself. Monterey, Calif., reports that atj-’ on to pay-in Tq)arations of the workings of the vice squad mas if any of the poison has passed a careful diet, exercise vigorously (Wholewheat Breads) tile close (ff the sardine season inL through the stomach. There are about 110,000 Japa- —George E. Roberts, noted bankiar. *4ioD00.000 a year, -expressed the and a group of crooked lawyer^ :;ach day, and adopt the right men­ Question: H. E. J. asks: “May one PVbruary, 156.B32 tons of sardines i ; If the symptoms do not appear nese In the United States at the tal attitude. It 1« i OQUoMbli fact who has catarrh eat whdlewheat present time. had been transferred from the flsh -f W# ]»V $ ],.eK)0.000 dpftdtoiy gixted Ing fleet to cannerlec. £ 1 '

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do the result will speak for Itself. takes place Wednesday, February 4* ing last year, and every effort will perjNods^WIf^'fe'-eit^d^ to 9:^. After the drill a short meeting was G Company’s training will be some­ be made to put it back in the V. S. However, it is hoped this will not ^ held and the members of the com­ what intensive. The Company failed column again. If necessary to ac­ necessary and ,t»at the men v tjU Advance Guards pany listened to a talk on the bene­ to get the “Very Satisfactory” rat­ quire the proficiency needed, drill come through as is expected of th e^ fits of belonging to the Army and Navy Association. Members of this Thrusts and Counters association receive discounts of five Interest to Local Soldiers per cent on purchases made from stores that are members of the as­ Get That Extra sociation. A member of the men DON'T FAD. TO^ ITS OVERCOAT TIME Howitzers signed up and others signified their The Howitzer Company fell in on intention of joining at a later date. The weather talks overcpats. Suggests a good warm one for Tuesday night dressed in melton uni­ Privates Jarvis, Topping and Pas- forms with the newrstyle Pershing sancitilli are applying a coat of paint yourself or a very fine gift for another. As a “big” gift for Dad, caps, which have just been received. on the door of the locker rooms. MONEY ATTEND The new caps are made from light They are doing a mighty good job colored serge material and have the too. The floors needed the paint arid In a Dignified Way Hubby or Brother, there is nothing finer. Our stocks are ample, long visor which was introduced by their new bright shining surface will T h e C h a r it y General John J. Pershing. be greatly admired and appreciated We Will Advance What plenty of styles and more attractive is our big 10% reduction on Major Allan L. Dexter, Regimen­ by the men of the company. Extra Cash You Need For Coca Matting will be spread in tal Plans and Training Officer, who Holiday Necessities, all clothing. i.s a former commander of the How­ front of the lockers which it is ex­ itzer Company, Inspected the com­ pected will be much more comfort­ Clothing, Coal D an ce pany including imiforms, equipment able to stand on in stocking covered Or Any Other Purpose and general training. feet, than on a cold cement floor. After the drill refreshments were Pay checks for the last quarter With the Same Dignity That Suggestions From served by the committee appointed were distributed Monday night. It You Would Charge a Purchase lo prepare the meal. i.s remarkable the way the attend­ in the Best Store in the City. Tlie company basketball team ance increases on pay night. The E ntertainment Furnishing Dept. played its first game of the sesison “regulars” who are “Sick” every so Your Signature Is against the Holy Trinity Five from often or have to work “overtime” or Given ? find some other excuse for being ab­ Our Only the north end; the game ended in a The Newest in score of 27 to 18 in favor of the sent now and then are always “John­ St. Mary's young; Hose visiting team. ny on the spot” 100 per cent when Requirement pay day comes. Monday was no ex­ SHIRTS Three new corporals have been ap- ception, hence a good attendance No Endorsers Necessary pyointed effective December 1st. They No Furniture Mortgage Men's Cflib Why not give Hub­ was recorded. are John E. Anderson, Raymond E. Until Federal inspection w-hlch No Embarrassing Publllcity For the Benefit of with or without collars by socks for Christ­ Donahue and Alfred V. Phaneuf. Repayments Are Arranged to Thte new issue chevrons of dark Suit Your Income. mas and save a lot of blue and olive drab have been re­ Manchester's ceived and are being issued to the Our Only Charge is Three and $1 $6.50 darning for yourself in % non-commissioned officers for use NOTICE! a Half Per Cent on the Unpaid upon the melton imiforms. Monthly Balance. No Other cotton, lisle, wool or Charges of Any Kind. Unemployed All company officers have received cashmere notice of a dinner and school at the SPECIAL TOWN MEETING! You’ll Like Our Friendly Way state armory in Hartford upon Sat­ of Doing Business. Sweaters Notice is hereby given that a Spe­ STATE ARMORY urday night of this week. These CAIX, PHONE OR WRITE schools are under the instruction of cial Meeting of the legsil voters of 25c‘"$l*50 Friendly gift. Col Regular Army officers and are of the Town of Manchester will be held IDEAL FINANCING TONIGHT great benefit to all who take the in the High School Hall in said Man­ orful sweaters in a ccurses. ASSOCIATION, INC. chester, on Wednesday, December ADMISSION 50c The quarterly drill checks for the South Manchester 853 Main St. styles. Quarter ending November 30th have 17th, 1930, at Eight P. M., to see if Room 3, Phone 7281 “EVERY TICKET BOUGHT'WILL HELP” Gift been received and were distributed the Town will appropriate the sum Hartford, 983 Main St. Space Donated by Men’s— to the personnel on Monday and of Fifty Thousand ($5q,000.00) Dol­ Room 408, Phone 2-8652 Tuesday evenings. Although Mon­ THE CONRAN SHOPPE Suggestions lars for the relief of those unem­ day is not the drill night for the Howitzer Company, nearly one-half ployed. $4 $7.50 of the company appeared to claim Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, their checks on that night. this 10th day of December, 1930. Pajamas Sergetint Eddie Doran is nursing Boys’— a badly swollen nose due to acci­ THOMAS J. ROGERS, dental contact with some immovable WELLS A. STRICKLAND, Slickers object during the basketball game ALBERT T. JACKSON. $2 ” $5.50 cn Tuesday evening. GEORGE E. KEITH, The new Pershing caps were Mufflers Irsued to Company G Monday and JARLE E. JOHNSON. the men presented a smart and ARVTD GUSTAFSON, snappy appearance wearing their Selectmen of the Town Handkerchiefs Jewelry new head gear. An effort w ll be of Manchester. Conn. made to Induce the men to purchase H-12-12-30 a distinctive cap insignia and if they Give him something Dress Vests a bit nicer than a man would choose for him­ Suspenders self WHENEVER Bath Robes YOU NEED 1 0 c “$l SUGGESTIONS Dressing Gowns READY CASH Neckties Garters

COME IN AND LET US EXHAIN HOW For All Members Of The Family Ties in stripes, fig­ QUiaciY AND CONVENIENTIY WE Belts and HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ures, polka dots, CAN AMtANGE A lOAN FOK YOU I Buckles TOYS Fireplace Sets checks and plain cdors MO *300 Keystone Flyers...... $2.50 Electric Heating Pads Silk Scarfs I DAY OR ALMOST 2 YEARS TO REPAY. Royal Rochester with 3 heats, 50c‘“$1-50 i r TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INCOME ★ Keystone Trucks and control sw itch ...... The only charge is three and one- Daniel Green hall per cent per month on unpaid Packard Dump Trucks Universal amount of loan. Packard Fire Trucks Electric Urn Sets Gloves Ccmifys i ^ E R t O N AL ■w PIHANtE CO. Packard Army Trucks Electric Toasters Mocha, pigskin in an the pcqndar coL j| H ROOM 2, 'TATE THEATRE BLDG $3.50 to $6.50 Electric Sandwich Toasters goatddn or kid ors and stsies for All have rubber tires and heavy dur­ Electric Percolators w («ien. Men and Chip 7 C O MAIN STREET able steel bodies. # PHONE:-3430 Universal Aluminum 50c"’$5-50 d r«i. MANCHESTER, CONNa Electric C locks...... $9.75 American Flyer Trains Westclox Alarm (blocks (Wind up and dectric sets) Straight and Safety Razors ATTENTION! Dorfin Trains, Extra Tracks, Stations, Carving Sets JUST SAY THE WORD AND ONE OF Tunnels, Bridges, Switches, Signals. Radiator Moisture Pans Big Discount on all Men’s, Boys’, Girls’ and Women’s Leather THESE BEAUTIFUL ^ Footwefff. Christmas E lectric Don’t fail to attend the St. Mary’s Charity Dance Tonight. ICE-O-MATIC T ree Christmas T ree Electric Refrigerators Holders Lights C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. Will Be in Your Home || Christmas Eve. 65c 75c t We are prepared to deliver SPORTING GOODS Dainty Christmas Gifts uid install one of these ma- Flexible Flyer Sleds i :;hines in your home at Christ- Far Her From i nas. The whole family will Collis Shoe Skate le pleased. Outfits Barney & Berry Roller Skates REARDON^S Silk underwear is an attractive gift and here you will find a wonderful assortment Small Down Payment Will Daisy Air Rifles of everything in that line. [Insure Delivery. Convenient Baseballs, Footballs Basketballs Crepe de Chine Gowns Crepe de Chine Pajamas Crepe De ' [Terms Arranged. 1 and 2 Piece Hockeys $ 3*95 $ 5.00 Boxing Gloves $1*95 Boys’ Watches Ulster Pocket French Crepe Dance Sets VAN RAALTE SILK VESTS, BLOOMERS, PANTIES, STEP-INS Knives $1.95 $2.95 E a ch ...... WILLIAMS Boy Scout Knives Boy Scout Hatchets —LOUNGING ROBES— Boy Scout ROBES IN PLAIN COLORS . . . EEFRIGERATION Flashlights ROBES IN COLLEGE STRIPES RAYON COOLIE COATS ...... JOHNSON & LITTLE In Fascinating Oriental Patterns. PlumMng and Heating Contractors. 13 Chestnut St., Tel. 5876, South Manchester 793 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT .PAYS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.ERIDAY, DECjEIjlBBR 12,1930. PAGE NINE

do the result will speak for itself. takes place Wednesday, February 4, ing last year, and every effort will periods will be extended to 9:30. After the drill a short meeting was G Company’s training will be some­ be made to put it back in the V. S. However, it is hoped this will not be held and the members of the corn- what intensive. The Company failed column again. If necessary to ac­ necessary and that the men wfil Advance Guards pany listened to a talk on the bene­ to get the “Very Satisfactory” rat­ quire the proficiency needed, drill come through as is expected of th e^ fits of belonging to the Army and Navy Association. Members of this Thrusts and Counters association receive discounts of five per cent on purchases made from Interest to Local Soldiers stores that are members of the as­ Get That Extra I sociation. A member of the men DON'T FAIL TO OVERCOAT T I E Howitzers signed up and others signified their rrs The Howitzer Company fell in on j intention of joining at a later date. The weather talks overcoats. Suggests a good warm one for Tuesday night dressed in melton uni- j Privates Jarvis, Topping and Pas- forms with the new-style Pershing i sancitilli are applying a coat of paint yourself or a very fine gift for another. As a “big” gift for Dad, on the door of the locker rooms. ATTEND caps, which have just been received. MONEY The new caps are made from light They are doing a mighty good job colored serge materisd and have the too. The floors needed the paint and In a Dignified Way Hubby or Brother, there is nothing finer. Our stocks are ample, long visor which was introduced by their new bright shining surface will General John J. Pershing. be greatly admired Eind appreciated We Will Advance What T h e C h a r it y plenty of styles and more attractive is our big 10% reduction on Major Allan L. Dexter, Regimen­ by the men of the company. Extra Cash You Need For tal Plans and Training Officer, who Coca Matting will be spread in Holiday Necessities, all clothing. is a former commander of the How­ fiont of the lockers which it is ex­ itzer Company, inspected the com­ pected will be much more comfort­ Clothing, Coal D a n c e pany including uniforms, equipment able to stand on in stocking covered Or Any Other Purpose 1 and general training. feet, than on a cold cement floor. -and- After the drill refreshments were Pay checks for the last quarter with the Same Dignity That Suggestions From served by the committee appointed were distributed Monday night. It You Would Charge a Purchase to prepare the meal. is remarkable the way the attend­ in the Best Store In the City. The company basketball team ance increases on pay night. The E ntertainment Furnishing Dept. played its first game of the season “regulars” who are “Sick” every so Your Signature Is against the Holy Trinity Five from often or have to work “overtime” or Given by ,;r ‘ find some other excuse for being ab­ Our Only the north end; the game ended in a The N ewest in score of 27 to 18 in favor of the sent now Eind then are always “John­ Requirement St. Mary's Young Hose visiting team. ny on the spot” 100 per cent when Three new corporals have been ap­ pay day comes. Monday was no ex­ No Endorsers Necessary SHIRTS pointed effective December 1st. They ception, hence a good attendance No Furniture Mortgage Men's Club Why not give Hub­ was recorded. Eire John E. Anderson, Raymond E. Until Federal inspection which No Embarrassing Publllclty For the Benefit of , \ with or without collars by socks for Christ­ Donahue and Alfred V. Phaneuf. Repayments Are Arranged to Thte new issue chevrons of dark Suit Your Income. mas and save a lot of blue and olive drab have been re­ Our Only Charge is Three and Manchester's ceived and are being issued to the $1 “ $6.50 darning for yourself in a Half Per Cent on the Unpaid non-commissioned officers for use NOTICE! cotton, lisle, wool or upon the melton uniforms. Monthly Balance. No Other Unemployed All company officers have received Charges of Any Kind. cashmere notice of a dinner smd school at the SPECIAL TOWN MEETING! You’ll Like Our Friendly Way j state armory in Hartford upon Sat­ of Doing Business. S t a t e a r m o r y Sweaters urday night of this week. These Notice is hereby given that a Spe­ CALL, PHONE OR WRITE 25c'”$1.50 schools are under the instruction of cial Meeting of the legal voters of Friendly gift. Col­ Regular Army officers and sure of the Town of Manchester will be held IDEAL FINANCING TONIGHT great benefit to all who take the in the High School HaU in said Man­ orful sweaters in all ccurses. ASSOCIATION, INC. chester, on Wednesday, December ADMISSION 50c The quarterly drill checks for the South Manchester 853 Main St, styles. quarter ending November 30th have 17th, 1930, at Eight P. M., to see if Boom 3, Phone 7281 “EVERY TICKET BOUGHT'WILL HELP" Gift been received and were distributed the Town will appropriate the sum Hartford. 983 Main St. Space Donated Men’s— to the personnel on Monday amd of Fifty Thousand ($5Q,000.00) Dol­ by Room 408, Phone 2-8652 THE CONRAN SHOPPE Suggestions Tuesday evenings. Although Mon­ lars for the relief of those unem­ day is not the drill night for the Howitzer Company, nearly one-half ployed. $4 $7.50 of the company appeared to claim Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, their checks on that night. this 10th day of December, 1930. Pajamas Sergeant Eddie Doran is nursing Boys’— a badly swollen nose due to acci- THOMAS J. ROGERS, dentad contact with some immovable WELLS A. STRICKLAND, Slickers object during the basketbaill game ALBERT T. JACKSON, $2 “ $5.50 CD Tuesday evening. GEORGE E. KEITH, The new Pershing caps were Mufflers issued to Company G Monday and JARLE E. JOHNSON. the men presented a smart and ARVID GUSTAFSON, snappy appearamce wearing their Selectmen of the Town Handkerchiefs Jew els new head gear. An effort will be of Manchester, Conn. 1 made to induce the men to purchase a distinctive cap insignia and if they H-12-12-30 Give him something Dress Vests a bit nicer than a man would choose for him­ Suspenders self WHENEVER Bath Robes 1 0 c ‘“$ 1 YOU NEED Dressing Gown$ 'N i READY CASHi* SUGGESTIONS For All Members Of The Family Neckties Garters COME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN HOW Ties in stripes, fig­ QUIOaV AND CONVENIENTLY WE Belts and HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ures, polka dots, CAN ARRANGE A LOAN FOR YOU! Buckles TOYS Fireplace Sets checks and plain colors »10 IB ^300 Keystone Flyers...... $2.50 Electric Heating Pads ‘“$1.50 Silk Scarfs I DAY OR ALMOST 2 YEARS TO REPAY. Royal Rochester with 3 heats, i t TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INCOME ★ Keystone Trucks and control sw itch ...... $5 The only charge Is three and one- Daniel Green half per cent per month on unpaid Packard Dump Trucks Universal amount of loan. Packard Fire Trucks Electric Urn Sets Gloves Ccmifys ERfONAL Packard Army Trucks FIHAHCE <0. Electric Toasters Mocha^ pigskin in all the popular eoU ROOM 2, ‘^TATE THEATRE BLDG. $3.50 to $6.50 Electric Sandwich Toasters goatskin or kid ors and styles for MAIN STREET All have rubber tires and heavy dur­ Electric Percolators women. Men and Chil« able steel bodies. PHONEi-3430 Universal Aluminum 1*7 J 50c'”$5.50 dren. U MANCHESTER, CONHa Electric Clocks ...... $9.75 American Flyer Trains Westclox Alarm Clocks (Wind up and electric sets) Straight and Safety Razors ATTENTION! Dorfin Trains, Extra Tracks, Stations, Carving Sets JUST SAY THE WORD AND ONE OF Tunnels, Bridges, Switches, Signals. Radiator Moisture Pans Big Discount on all Men’s, Boys’, Girls’ and Women’s Leather Footwear. t THESE BEAUTIFUL > Christmas Electric Don’t fail to attend the S t Mary’s Charity Dance Tonight ICE-O-MATIC Tree Christmas T ree Electric Refrigerators Holders Lights C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. Will Be in Your Home | Christmas Eve. | 65c 75c

We are prepared to deliver SPORTING GOODS Dainty Christmas Gifts md install one of these ma- I :;hines in your home at Christ- Flexible Flyer Sleds nas. The whole family will Collis Shoe Skate For Her From IN le pleased. Outfits Barney & Berry Roller Skates REARDON^S Silk underwear is an attractive gift and here you will find a wonderful assortment .\ Small Down Payment Will Daisy Air Rifles of everything in that line. I Insure Delivery. Convenient Baseballs, Footballs Crepe de Chine Gowns Crepe de Chine Pajamas j Terms Arranged. Basketballs Crepe De Chine Step-Ins Hockeys 1 and 2 Piece Boxing Gloves $3-95 $ 5.00 $5-00 $ 1.95 $2.95 % Boys’ Watches Ulster Pocket French Crepe Dance Sets VAN RAALTE SILK VESTS, BLOOMERS, PANTIES, STEP-INS Knives $1.95 $2.95 E a ch ...... $1.00 WILLIAMS Boy Scout Knives Boy Scout Hatchets —LOUNGING ROBES— Boy Scout ROBES IN PLAIN COLORS...... REFRIGERATION Flashlights ROBES IN COLLEGE STRIPES .. $5.95 i RAYON COOLIE COATS...... JOHNSON & LITTLE In Fascinating Oriental Patterns. $2.95 Plumbing and Heating Contractors. 13 Chestnut St., Tel. 5876, South Manchester 793 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT .PAYS i: . " . .

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STOWE TO COVER T Biggest Minor Leagues innjv^ East Hartford Again BAT-CHOC SCRAP Champion Figured AND Title Bout to Be Broadcast I -r Target for Manchester Over \VTIC at 10 O’Clock Hope To Equal Majors ■■ This Evening. To Wear His Man b^WIlUAM BRAUCHER Tonight Manchester High school^,liartford and the .defending title-' __A large number______of Manchester faces a grand opportunity to gQl iiolders may find the going rather | boxing lovers are planning to be at away to a flying start in the race for difficult. West Hartford gave the i the ringside tonight when Bat Have Visions of Growing On A TIP TO DAPPER JACK Monahanians a hard battle last j Battalino puts his featherweight the Central Connecticut Interschol­ Down In 15 Roundi We are Just a trifle concerned year. Bristol won its opening game ! title at stake in a match with Kid a Par With American and about Jack Kearns. The other day astic basketball league pennant race from Terryville with ease. A victory : chocolate in New York, Jack sent out a bulletin to the boys, when it Journeys to East Hartford tonight for Manchester will, of | Hundreds of others will sit stating in effect that even the date for another crack at the weak com­ course, give Manchester a nice start j the radio and listen to the ' National Leagues In Three of the Mickey Walker-Max Schmel- bination upon which Coach Johnny on its attempt to nose out Bristol bro'adcast Associated Press Reports ipSung^slo'Sg” S d^"^Lit'- .^/ALAN GOUL-D that comes over WTIC starting at j Barba, they are ASSOCIATED PRESS SPO.R'i S ECITO--- ing match for next year had been i McGrath has to bank its hopes this season. 10 o’clock with Graham McNamee convinced he Is set. . i Only last Friday Manchester gave Coach Clarke said today that through, at least for the time betbg. If we had obeyed that impulse and Ford Frick announcing. Chocolate Has Slipped Or Four Yeai^ Oh, yes, May 31, 1931, at Soldiers’ j East Hartford a 37 to 17 drubbing. there would be no changes in his Tomorrow noon The Heradd will They contend he no longer can take ‘ early in November, after watching Field! To which our only comment so there is no reason why Coach lineup this evening from that of carry complete details of the cham- a body beating without losing Ms L Notre Dame smear Pennsylvania, at this time will be that May 311 Wilfred J. Clarke’s outfit should not The next game for pionship battle. Thomas W. Stowe, Badly and Can’t Take Body speed and effectiveness. ' ' Manchester will be a non-league af­ By HERBERT W. BARKER and nominated the Rough Riders en happens to fall on Sunday. win again tonight. The score may Herald sports editor, will be at the ; Chocolate certainly gave no Mdi-.. be closer, but that will not matter, fair at Rockville a week from to­ masse, in toto or collectively as the ringside and will wire his opinions, i .cation that he was enjoying hinosel®' New York,'Dec. 12.— (AP.)—Defi­ Horween Goes Back sc long as the Clarke tribe wins. night. The following Friday the In addition. The Herald i^ll car- i Beating; Tonight Will All - America eleven for 1930, it Manchester’s chief enemy tonight High school will tackle its Alumni when La Barba belted him arotmd” nitely alienated from the majors Arnold Horween, Harvard’s coach, ry a' coverage by the Associated j the mid-section in their recent'' the three hig minor leagues, Ameri­ Vvould all have been so much sim­ will be over-confidence, but Coach in its first game on the Armory pler. returns to the tannery in Chicago, Press. Stowe will remain in New j Show the Truth of Condi­ match. He winched repeatedly every can Association, International and his work for the year done well in Ciarke will no doubt warn his court to which it has shifted to ac- York for the Army-Navy football | Marshall Duffield remarked after charges along this line. commodate a larger crowd .^.nd also time La Barba's Jolting hooks orasb- Pacific Coast circuits, hoped, today the Southern California game that beating Yale. No more, says be, will game tomorrow and the contest be- j ed through his guard. to build their organizations to the he coach the Crimson; Bristol High also opens its league gave the players more room for tween the York Giants and i tions. he had Just finished a futile after- season tonight playing at West passwork. point where they can challenge noon’s work trying to buck the All-i.^^ think , Yale will ^&^ee that the Notre Dame Stars on Sunday, i Battalino, whatever his short baseball supremacy of the National America team ! ^^o^ween is in the right business After the radio broadcast of the ! comings in the matter of skill and and American leagpies. The “Irish” 'roster carries out the i 1? , Chicago. Considering that the Battalino-Chocolate fight tonight, | New York, Dec. 12.—(AP.)— . Charles H. Strub, president of the idea very weU, for Rockne recruits I bulldog was pretty thoroughly the Stribling-Grlffith bout at Chica- i J * V, /o 11 " " ..1 jWiLh gqod effect to the body'.body. In 1515- San Franc^co Club of the Paciflo his forces from east, south, mid- COACHES, WRITERS, OFfiCULS go will go on the air at 11 o’clock. | ^ 1 P (Bat) ^ttallno of ^rounds he should have plenty of Coast League, thinks the minors in west and far west. i Tomorrow afternoon WTIC will also Hartford, Conn., rough and tough | chance to discover whether Choco* three or four years can. so develop Frank Carideo, the All-America carry the Army-Navy game start- ' body puncher stakes bis world 1 really has developed any seripiishA their circuits as to compete on equal quarterback, is from the vicinity of Point After Touchdown pre-game drilling at ’ featherweight crown in a 15-round I . . “ iU FootbECll is a game that gets its TO JOIN IN NEA SELECTIONS terms w^h the major leagues. New York City. So is Kosky. Con 12:30. battle with Kid Chocolate, clever ' ______36nna Strub pointed out that the three ley'an'dBriU are from Sadelphll^ I name from the practice of kicking Cuban negro inm Madison Square ^ •jUTTn.** class AA organizations have a far Bucky O’Connor is a New Jersey | f balloting, a first choice earned five yjQy I ly, you kick with your feet. Aside Garden tonight. wider distribution than the majors, Representative All-America points; second choice three points. For the first time in his spectacu­ covering as they do the country Yarr, the star center. Is from the ! The points are added and the votes STRIBLING MAY lar career, Chocolate may enter the from the east coast to the west. He state of Washington. Tom Kassis! *ry for points after touchdown determine the positions, Just as is MANCHESTER see in a ring an underdog in the betting. believes that the big minors by is from Wyomtag, MuUins and ^^® kickmg you Board To Name All-Amer­ an election. Prospects today were that the keeping their stars Instead of sell­ Ci'Bilen from Loa Angeles, Metzger football game these days, aside from Thus, the concensus of opinion TAXI kicking ribs, etc. GET A SURPRISE champion would be on the long end ing them to the majors can develop and Culver from Chicago, “Marchie” of a group of 33 football men in of the odds of 6 or 7 to 5. Reliable Service within a few years to leagues of m ^ Schwartz from the bayou section of Success in kicking the point after ica Elevens In The Herald all parts of the country is expressed lillBislsslppi. touchdown often brings a team vic- Chicago, Dec. 12.— (AP)—W. L. The experts have sold Chocolate DIAL 388^ jor tiassification, in fact if not in ______tory. It is a department of the game. wt in the final All-America selection. same. (Young) Strlbling of Macon, Ga., AFTER 11 P.M. Tomorrow. will risk his pre-eminence in chal­ The wide open split between the Rockne’s gallopers all must have t^®^ DIAL 6588 two groups came over the question looaealooked auae,alike especiauyaaneciallv to tnethe raoio,radio footbaU) why call it foot- ov-m lenger for the world heavyweight announcers at Los Angeles. One ac­ ball? Is it not important that skiU BENDER WITH (HANTS championship against the charges LOOK! LOOK! of optioning out players for season­ in kicking be retained ? RATES ing'and the price to be paid for ath­ count gave Capt. Tom Conley credit BY L. S. “Larry” MacPl-.l of Tuffy Griffiths, Sioux City, letes selected in the draft. The ma- for the first two touchdowns scored Iowa, youth in the Chicago Stadium 25c against Southern California. Tom’s Honk Anderson Trains Chairman, NEA Service Bo i -d for tonight. The Georgian was a 2 to 1 BILUARD ' jors wanted to be able to draft play- Hunk Anderson, hard hitting New York, Dec. 12.— (AP)—Chief lOc for each : era who had had four years experi­ folks back east were advised that the Selection of AU-America favorite today and there was lots of additional pasaengpr. their boy was covering.himself with i ^^otre Dame guard of 1921, and as- Elevens Bender, one of the welliest of the Griffiths conversation but little ence in the minors any where. The glory, but it developed in the papers , distant to Roctoe, went into training old-timers is going south with the ROOM 50c class AA minors insisted they be al­ Griffiths money. the next morning toat Frank Cari-1Thanksgiving morning bat- For the first time in history, the N. Y. Giants next spring but not to Stribling’s standing among the TOVVNUJWITS lowed to hold a player three years pitcher. He has been signed as a deo and Paul O’&nnor had actually « ^ *2,'rN Str7 Dame ?eams S n All-America football elevens’ are to heavyweights is of first rank—due N O W OPEN Special Bates on' long trips. \ *• regardless of what previous minor toted the ball across the goal line'?™ ^®ams, lram- be selected this year by a represen­ special instructor for Roy Paramalee league experience he had had. As largely to his decisive knockout on these occasions. ; mg, of course, involved cessation of tative All-America board, compos­ young right-hander. Paramalee has over Otto Von Porat, Phil Scott and LOCATED AT 24 HOUR SERVICE for the draft price the majors of­ I smoking. Hunk acquiesced. He ed of sports writers, coaches and lots of stuff but his contro/is bad. B Q. Chrlstner, which: have made L. NERDN, PROP. fered $7,500 where $17,500 had been Eastern football prestige, like a ! bought a plug of chewing tobacco. officials in every section of the Manager John McGraw - thinks the fans overlook Ws less impres­ 41-43 PURNELL PLACE offered at the recent Cleveland con­ drowning man clutching at any life­ country. Bender can show him his faults. sive bouts. ference. The big minors declined to saving. object, has kbout decided to Andy High Goes Back The wires carried a tale the other Through NEA Service, organizer I accept any sum less than $10,000. annex itself to the Notre Dame of the All-America board. The i Itost observers felt that a costly chariot for the purpose of having a day about Andy High’s being sent back to Rochester, the St. Louis Herald tomorrow will be able to t baseball war was in the making rebuttal when the gridiron topic is ^ give Its readers, the most represen­ ( with both parties to the dispute sure brought up by a Californian iirp ar-! Cardinals farm. A couple of months ago, every other day or so, the wires tative All-America team chosen in j to suffer financially through increas­ ticular or far weatemer. in.general. the last 41 years of such selection ed expenses, particularly in the There is a strong enough bond, i —since Walter Camp sat down with price of playing talent. There were anyway, between Notre Dame ' Z"" a pencil and chose his first All- no signs at all that either would Rockne and his boys on the one ^ ^he Cardinals at a time when the America eleven. move one inch from the positions hand, the eastern seaboard on the ! they took at yesterday’s conference. other, to make this a very pleasing - then, of course, or- The board has a membership of A.peaceful solution may be found, ganized baseball is professional. Rid­ 33, allotted according to the eight arrangement, especially with the geographical divisions of the Na­ but it does not seem likely. ■ Rough Riders manifesting an ability ing the trains is part of the life. Earl tional Football Rules Committee, to; succeed where Army, Dartmouth, Nibs Takes a Ride, Too \ with six members-at-large« ^These Pittsburgh and others have failed divisions are the East, South, South- consistently in recent years. Nibs Price is g-oing to ride some NOTRE D A M STARS trains, too. A coach, especially at a 1 west. Pacific, Rocky Mountain, Mls- Neither the Dickinson nor the big school like California, is sup­ souri Valley, Big Ten and Middle- ARRIVE TOMORROW Azzi Ratem system is needed t o , posed to win football games. Let Western districts. In each section ______prove that Notre_ _Dame__ _ Is entitled to .V. i somebody else lose them. But then, a sports writer, coach, and official the national gridiron championship i course, collegiate football is an have named to report and vote on Announces of 1930, with all the trimmings, tro- j ^^^teur affair, All-America selections. New York, Dec. 12.— (AP) — phies and tributes involved. More than 500 recommendations Knute Rockne and his Notre Dame The Rough Riders took ’em on Auburn has outscored Georgia in for the All-America teams were All-Stars will arrive in New York from the scuth, east, mid-west and 34 football games, 296 to 276. Geor­ submitted for the final vote of the ‘ tomorrow for tl\e benefit football far west. The clpsest call was gia has won 16 of the contests. board membership. In this final game against the N. Y. Giants at against Army, but the teams that the Polo Grounds on Sunday. rr/ade the most substantial headway Rockne and his all-star outfit through the Notre Dame defense | picked from the long list of former were Northwestern and Southern!^ Notre Dame stars will be greeted at Opening Of His New Methodist. the station amd then given a motor­ ilH I car ride to city hall where Mayor The case of S. M. U. might b e ' Walker is to tender the official wel­ used to exploit the fine brand of foot- ' come- The Rockne party will con­ ball played in the Southwest confer- j SPECIAL XMAS sist of 36 players, three coaches ant ence. The Mustangs were on the I ^ a trainer. short end of a 20-14 count Jn the ! id first game of the season for Notre i § The Rose Bowl, scene of the an­ Dame. Subsequently Southern Meth-1 Garage and Service Station nual Tournament of Roses football cdlst trimmed Indiana and Navy as game at Pasadena, Cal., has been decisively as did the Rough Riders, % RADIO OFFER! enlarged to seat 76,000 persons for but was licked by two conference the 1931 contest. rivals in Texas and tied by another. Saturday^ Dec. $7 5-00 We have now completed one of the finest and most Campbell’s Filling Station from its beginning has np-to-date garages and service stations in town. Built had the reputation for provldinii SERVICE and when Thrifty of concrete and steel and equipped with steel sash it is we say service we mean it t(f the full extent of the word. as near fireproof as any building could be. It has been A service force of' a size always able to cope with laid out with the idea of providing the speediest possible business has been maintained here at all times. ALLOWANCE service. A brake testing machine is also located inside With the opening of our new building and with en­ Manchester larged and better facilities we are in a better position where accurate work can be done under favorable condi* than ever to serve you. ■ . on your old radio set whether it be R bat­ tions—>in fact we can provide all types of service includ­ A long and ever increasing list of customers attests Men Know ing battery and tire changing in a heated garage accessi- to the popularity of this filling station and its personnel. tery or electric set in trade for a able from a spacious yard and you can drive in from We take this opportunity to thank all’ our friends and Overcoats any directiim. patrons for their good will. ON OPENING D A Y HAVE YOUR CAR GREASED AND OILED AT OUR LUBRITORIUM ZENITH SATURDAY, DEC. 13 Values! Perhaps you are not acquainted with what we mean when we say We will give every customer who lubritorium but it means just this—a modem covered set of pits, unham­ SUPER 8 OR 9 TUBE RADIO visits our station a souvenir. pered by the weather, electrically lighted and equipped with every device At least we are con­ for the quick and efficient oiling and greasing of your car—-that’s another Be sure and get yours. vinced that they do, / service we’re providing here now.

judging by the way There’s only a limited supply of these they have been buy­ sets and the time is short. Act at once! Tires! Tires! ing at our sale of fine We handle nationally advertised m akes of tires and We are equipped to do all kinds of battery work. The first customers get these bargains! keep a large stock on hand at all times. We always, have a large supply of new batteries oii overcoats. We have about 200 Used Tires to C A *w*d up hand to fit any car and rentals are available for any pur­ Sell at • ca* 50c pose. If you haven’t purchased a coat yet come in and look GREZEL-JOHNSON over our stock. CAMPBELL’S FILLING STATION COMPANY GLENNEY’S 1 Purnell Place, Phone 7167, South Manchester % and GARAGE CORNER MAIN STREET AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE III MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.FRH)Ay, DECEMBER 12,1930.

-.td-'-iS'* ' I'' Christmas Greetings!

O il f, D m , ISth ojie of the most sensational and most surprising events will take place at 856 Main Street, when the doors of Another One of People^s M ark ets

wM he tin?own open to the pubMc. Fruits and vegetables have heretofore been considered a luxury especially under the present price conditions, but it should prive to be MIGHTY! s. GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC to know that at last a market is opening up here in Manchester that intends to sell all fruits and vegetables and kindred lines . . ' Retail - At - Wholesale - Prices , By op o f i in g a dtmki of stores and buying in carload lots, it can be easily understood why we are in a position to offer you the following specials for the OPENING DAY. Tlte pubKe is also asked to take particular notice of the fact that as soon as we locate in any new community we create a disturbance out of the ordinary. There m ustW a reason! ALL THE PEOPLE CAN USE THESE NOW! Bread! Bread! Tangerines and Oranges I per loaf j 2 5 ^ 5 ® All we ask is a trial? Surely we deserve that!

GRAPEFRUIT ] Fancy, Large, Delicioiis DELICIOUS POUND CAKE ( a u y a r i a » ) INDLAN RIVER FRUIT iC each , Once Tried Never Denied »c lb. It's a Treat Fancy, YeBow, Ripe in BANANAS ]|^c doz. FRESH WALNUTS ICEBURG YES, WE HAVE ’EM— AND PLENTY. CELERY 23^ per lb. POTATOES CRISP! FRESH! Guaranteed this year’s stock and soft shells, too! LETTUCE

c, '*• 2 3 * per peck PEANUTS Guaranteed Natire Stock! >And Dandies! stalk i’EANUTS! FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS / i lor l Maeintorii APPLES DOUBLE STALKS! 2 ets* 19® LARGE! FRESH! CRII^ TRY’EM!8 THEY’RE 25. GREAT! Hand Piriiedl Fancy Stuff ! GRAPES CABBAGE, CARROTS, TURNIPS,

5* Wotta Price c lb . We Lead Them AM FANCY SELECTED HtUIV You Support Us And We Will Help Support You

We will have a $1,200 Peanut Machine ro asGng peanuts all day. Don’t pass them by!

_ I ^ k 0* spa^ prerents us from giving you any more of our prices. All we ask is that you come down and get an idea of what a REAL FRUIT MARKET looks like. No mat- tor what it is, if it grows, we will have it, and our prices are guaranteed to be 25% or more under ANYBODY elses! People want their money’s worth today more than ever, PEO­ PLE w ^ t to s&ye and PEOPLE want the ordinary necessities of life. PEOPLE want service, quality, brice and courtesy. THE PEOPLE want a market they can depend upon. AR the should consider this event and tell all the PEOPLE not to forget that .irfrdiiu a ndlg The People^s Market Open OF THE PEOPLE—BY THE PEOPLE—FOR THE PEOPLE MANCHESTER, CONN^* LOUIS L. FOSTER, MGR.

you do, don’t forget to come down and see the most wonderful display of fruits and vegetables ever seen around here! We may be cn the wrong side of the street iNi.iiDidiRbiiKRMiL< f toe side o f the price! MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIiD, SOTJTH MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY; DECEMBER 12, ItfSO. PAGE FHTEBN^

Springfield, Mass.; six sons, Harry of East Hartford; EVerett of New London; Arthur of Manchester; Herbert of Windsor Locks; Fred of Hartford and Raymond Clark of Ellington. C E3C3y ______SION OF I v l - V The funeral will be held from the E home of her daughter, Mrs. Wallace FIREMEN DECIDE Bergh of Ellington on Saturday af­ ternoon at 2 o’clock. Interment will FiRST NATiOhAL SJORFS, be in the Ellington cemetery. ON DATES FOR FAIR “Guild Night” Sunday Rev. Edward L. Nield will give an REMARKABLE 5*Rn Be Held February 12, 13 illustrated lecture on David Living­ stone and the Congo at ~^‘Guild and 14— Julius Genovesi Is Night” to be observed at the Baptist MEAT VALUES Named Chairman. church on Sunday evening at 7 O’clock. Max Kabrick and his pupil The dates for the anaual Fair of Percy Baker, will render several AT OUR MARKETS the Rockville Fire Department A ve violin selections. Members and b (^ set, according to annoimcement friends are invited to the service. n ^ e today by the committee in N otes cdbarge. The fair will be held on William Pawelskl of 'Village street Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve- has moved to 15 Ridgewood street, n^gs, February 12, 13 and 14. A Manchester. , Smoked Hams comiuittee meeting was held on Joseph Getzeklch has moved from Doraco—Armour’s Star—Swift’s Premium Wedn^s^y night and the following this city to 160 Birch street, Man­ officet^ were chosen: chairman, chester. JuHus Geoovesi; secretary, Edward Fred Kemnitzer of this city is : ■>. 29* Lehrmltt; stock derk, A1 Hewitt. quite ill. The conn^ttee follows: Hockanum A daughter was bom recently to Company, Edward Lehrmitt, Max Mr. and Mrs. Alban M. West of Baer; Hook and Dadder Co., George Snlpslc street. Hd^og, Fred Schindler; Fitch Co., Tliere will be many local, mem­ Julius Genovesi, A1 Hewitt; Fitton bers and members from other coim- Lamb Legs ». $9^ Q k, John Bock and Herbert Worm- cils present at thfe Charter Mem­ Your Choice in Weijfht of Genuine Spring Lamb stedt. ber’s Night of Kiowa Council, De­ H O I K E W I f E The committee will arrange for an gree of Pocahontas, to be held in uprto-date entertainment program Red Men’s hall tonight. Sixty-three equal to other years. A local orches­ charter members will be guests of tra will be secured and there will be honor. Pork Loins ». 25f rianfipg and other features. A door prize will be given away Wethersfield Man Arrested at the Vernon Grange dance Satur­ Rib or Loin End te ste r Goodrich of Wethersfield day night. N On the following Satur­ was before Judge John E. Fisk In t b iA V E o /i day a large turkey will be given as the Rockville Police Court on Thius- a door prize. day morning charged with intoxica­ tion and failing to pay his trolley Cross Ribs 32^ fare. The man who is forty years of The Pot Roast of Qna^y age came into Rockville on the 6:20 CONNECTICUT OFFERS trolley Wednesday evening and when he arrived at Tolland avienue, TYPEWRITING AWARDS tha limit of the car line.he refused to g e t o ff o r pay-'^hls fa re. H e was Fowl lb. bcpught back to the center and was Through its association with the placed xmder arrest. New England Business College Asso­ Fresh MiHi-Fod— 4 lb. Avg. He was fined $5 for intoxication, ciation the Connecticut Business 49 for failing to pay his fare and College will start offering type- costa of $12.22. In default of pay* ■writipg awards to its students again. m ^ Goodrich was sent to jail. The typewriter companies had Young Men Left City been offering these awards to all Chicken 35^ iV o young men have-been in this aohools teaching typewriting but Fine For Roasting— 4 lb. Avg. city the past week selling rivets for decided recently to ^op this branch b— ------WEEK END SPECIAL a; benefit concept andiiaB, vriitdh is of their advertising. to be held in Hartford imder the The Connecticut Business College auspices o the Disabled Veterans of, offers a bronze pin to those writing r * t the World War, the proceeds of 40 net words a minute, silver for 50 Chuck Rib Roll ». 36^ which were listed for its Christmas words, gold for 60 words-, and pearl Bondoss—>No Waste White Hospital Basket Fund. pin for 70 words. The young men came here and •V EGGS “Pep” Brand doz. ^ hired a room and thOn called local business men on the telephone, stat- OLD WOMAN KILLED 15* Qig :they were selling tickets for the ,,, _ ' _ ban and that at present had several Hartford, Dec. 12.— (AP) —Mrs. .local men assMing them; Several Sarah Whiting, 70, a widow of this tickets were sold for $2 each j and a city was struck and killed yesterday ; I high school boy would be sent with by an automobile driven by Charles ' the liicket and would collect the J. Bader of Wethersfield.' The ■ Salada Tea driver of the car was held in $1,000 ' Fonda Milk looney. local legion boys hearing, .of bonds on a technic^d charge of I Fresh from the gardens. Tea mokes the tblgrmen workhig here made an in- criminal negligence. I cheapest beyeroge in the world A pureiiBsvreetened evaporated milk y^tstigation and the police also in­ vestigated and foimd the yoimg men we^e working under the direction of a.jqtember of the organisation. They ToilTins 2 ^ 5 ® ^ credentials. They agreed to SATURDAY SPECIALS ONLY lett^ town and withdrew from the low field on Thursday. v^« avuft* t ^^■Iitlip M. Howe, principal of the School stated that people were Fresh Killed FO W L Eh. 25 No v/z I K e No led to beheve hh approved the sale Molasses nN A ST Tin 1 9 ^ Tin of tickets, but that he was unaware 5 to 6 lb. Ave. tlait High School pupils had been Already to eat—Fancy specially selected prunes hi^ed to deliver-the ticket|m Drum'and Flfers Elect TiLt the semi-annual meeting of the Rockville Fife and Dnim C ^ s of­ f i c e fo r this ensuing six months SUMKIST ORANGES lO e Doz. wt3c elected as follows; president, THIN SKINNED 3 DOZEN LIMIT JUICY An extraordinary fine quality—makes a most tempting salad ■Vmfam Schieffer; .Vlce-pi^dent, E3idolph Gessay: secreta^,, John St^»anowsky; treasurer, Frank Asparagus Qi^Utt; assistant secretary and SUNLIGHT tjtpssurer, Herbert Wormstedt; drum SELECTED EGGS BUTTER PURE LARD A clean high grade rice SUtgeant, Ebtner Prentiss; Fife Sar- Guaranteed geant, John’Sojka, Jr.; assistant, Every pound perfect l^ e Sargeant; Drum Major, Joseph Blue Rose Rice CHD; trustees, Bruno Groiis, John Sbjku and Herbert Wormstedt. In- l b . 1 2 V^® lb. Fresh baked for this sale—everybody is fond o f Extra Wines Swlatiou of the officers will be held 2 3 ® Doz. fit the first meeting in January. Nationally advertised. ' lions Club Meeting Extra Wine N B C BISCUITS ^Y^eslie Tyler, representative of the Hbw Haven road gave an interesting Puritan and Black Genuine Spring Boneless Pot on Grade Crossings at the LAMB regular meeting of the Lions Club Hawk Hams Legs of Lamb, 4 to 6 Ib. Ave. Wednesday evening. He spoke of the Shoulder Chops ROAST OF BEEF Isw regarding these crossings in 8-10 lb. Average Gotoecticut. ; > The Club is planning a play fit the dear future and the follow­ .c lb. 1 5 . lb. " FRESH FRUITS “ l ing committee was appointed to con- 2 5 « p O : with a producing company about giving one hej-e some time this sea­ son;, Philip M. Howe, Dr. E. C. STEAKS ' l^terson. Dr. M. V. B. Metcalf, John NATIVE VEAL FRESH ROAST Staudt and Lester W. Martin. Sirloin, Short MUk Fed William Schaeffer Heads Masons Round Legs, Bump, Shoulder RIB END of PORK WillianTSohaeffer has been elected ■ Worshipful Master of Fayette Lodge df Masons. Other officers are as fol- ORANGES\ ORANGES tows: Senior warden, Walter P. Deit- >c lb. 2 1 ® I R c lb. a»l; junior warden, John Rynoch; Large Size treasurer, John P. Cameroii; secre­ FINEST FLA. SEALDSWEET 1768 tary, Herbert Porter; senior deacon, doz. 2 1 c Kenneth Smith; junior deacon, « Ej^erett Bell; senior steward, John Smoked and Fresh Puritan Bacon FRESH HAMS Medium Size lacNeill; junior steward, Ralph E. Shoulders FANCY CAL. SUNKIST 216s doz. 23c SUced Whole or Halves Wilcox; tyler, Aaron Kloter. In­ 4* to 6 lb. Average stallation of these officers will take place on Tuesday evening, Decem­ Finest ber 30. Fancy ,c lb. Apples Baldwin 10 lbs. 25c Tabic Ladles Aid OfDco's 20® lb* I 20® Grapes 3 lbs. 140 At the last meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Evangelical laitheran Church, officers for the Finest Fancy Sunkist ensuing year were elected as fol­ SUGAR PIGS’ FEET LAMB AND Medium Size lows; President, Mrs, Emma Rau; Tangerines doz. H e Lemons Large Size doz. 2 9 ® 10 Pounds vice president, Mrs. Emma Tenn- 3 Pounds VEAL STEW stefit; recordihg secretary, Mrs. 2 Pounds Agusta Pitkit; financial secretary, Mrs. Katherine Englert; treasurer, 47c Mrs. Anna Kellner. 10 lbs. limit. 25c 25c Fancy Florida GRAPEFRUIT To Hold Dance On New Y ^ r’s Eve, December 31, Hathaway-Miller Post American Rolled Boneless NEW Ooverbloom Roasting large size each 5® small size 7 So® 25® Legion of Ellington, will hold an entertainment and dsmce in the El­ VEAL SAUER CHICKEN lington Town Hall. Dancing will N o waste. 5 lb. average. FINEST TABLE FRESH TEXAS take place from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m. KRAUT The entertainment will take place earlier in the evening. Celery 2 large bunches 9® Boots 4 bunches Eastern Star Meeting lb. Hope Chapter, Eastern Star, will 5c 30« meet on Tuesday evening in Ma­ 30® n». FANCY YELLOW FENBSVTKEAB sonic hsdl, Rosenberg block. After the meeting there will be a Christ­ mas party and all members are re­ SHOULDER LAMB SAUSAGE MEAT-HAMBURG Onions 10 lbs. l i e Spinach 3 1^ peek 15® quested to bring a gift for the tree. Boned if desired. Shank Ends of Ham to Boll. There will be entertainment and re­ freshments. lb. bits. George T. Clark 15c" 16c Mrs. Julia Louisa Clark, wife of I c Ib. FANCY G eorge T . CSai-k o f B llln ^ n , died » • 1 at the Rockville City hospital on Thursday morning following a long illness. She was a member of the CABBAGE----- ^TURNIPS Ellington Congregational church attd had hived in staqy The Puritan Market y ih rs . • ■ ; -■■■' i Besides her Inurtand she l»vea CORNER MAIN AND ELDHIDGE STREETS : ...... two daughters, Mrs. Wallace Bergh of E|^ngton; Mrs, Lucy Newell of f^ACE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930. NOD 6 MARKH MGE era Graham McNamee and Ford' v.'as believed at first to have caused measure. The famous Marshal Mac- ' premiers to maintain ^taWeif aiajori- Frick. the blaze which resulted in thou­ EINSTEIN NO MYSTERY niahon dissolved the Chamber in ties. ■ ■ " ■ ARMY'NAVY GAME Yoimg Stribling vs. Tuffy Grif ­ sands of dollars of smoke and water BOY SCOUT NEWS NO CABINET YET; 1877 when he was president of the fiths, heavyweight bout at , to damage but examination of the ! Doumergue no doubt vrould hesl- 11 Third Republic, but his action has rste to resort to di^luffou and It WJZ and others. Announcers, Sen boiler later today revealed it in good 1 TO STEAMER’S STEWARD come down in history as a coup was much more likely that he would Kaney and Wallace Butterworth. condition. Troop 3 BROADCAST EVENT FRAkCE WORRIES d'etat and coups , d’etat have not , make another' appeal to statesmen Firemen fought the blaze for an Tuesday evening, Troop 3 won the been popular in France since Na­ hour before getting it under con­ inter-troop i contest at St. Mary’s New York, Dec. 12.— (AP.)i—No : like Poincare,. Briand or Tardieu be- man—not even Professor Einstein— poleon III proclaimed himself Em­ , *>re emulating the example of Mac- MEXICO EXPELS trol, a squad of police meanwhile church at the expense of Troop 4, peror. 22 to 7. Field Executive Joseph is a mystery to his steward. ' mahon. aiding people out of the building.. No Macmahon’s Aim j About 135 Stations To Be injuries were incurred but one ten­ Dean acted as judge. So says John Delgado, of the liner Cabinet Crisis Drags Along NEW YORK BANKER ant, Mrs. Josephine Wooding was Notes Belgenland, who looked out for the Macmahon’s aim, the historiahs • removed to a hospital after becom­ Troop 3 will hold its next meeting German scientist’s welfare on his say, was a desire to get rid of a Re- I lin k ed Up Tom orrow ; publican majority, sind make room.' —FOR— ing ill from shock and exposure. at the Center church next Tuesday voyage to America. For Over a Week and No THAT UTTLE R E P A IR .JOB Vera Cruz, Mexico, Dec. 12.— Damage from fire itself was con­ evening at 7 o’clock. “ Sure, I understand hinri,” says for election of Monarchists But the*: (A P )—Luis Gallopin, known here as yoimger generation in France now is | DON’T F O ^ ) ^ Battalino Fight Tonight. fined to Andrew Cooney’s dry clean- j The troop knot board is going to Delgado, “he is just like ^me. He “ "•to— a New York banker, and said to be ing establishment and the* New | be started this week and all desiring likes to be quiet. I always knew just Agreement Is Nearr insisting that dissolution of the! in Mexico as an agent of European York Blue Plate Limch. to tie a knot on it should see Irwin what he wanted.” Chamber is a right vested in the \ CALL 7773 holders of the Mexican external or Lyfin. Delgado listed Dr, Einstein’s de­ president by the constitution. . | WM. K AN EH L New York/ Dec. 12.—(AP.)*-A debt, sailed ^ om here today aboard The Troop has finished the letter portment in this manner; Paris, Dec. 12.— (AP)—Senator Frenchmen are * beginning to bej tired of the incessant war among fifth of the coimtry’5 stations are to the French steamer Espagne for painting for the church sign board He liked his bath very hot. ' Theodore Steege, premier desig­ pcUtical factious in Parliament and broadcast a single event tomorrow Havana after expulsion from this DINNER FOR JUSTICE as a Troop good turn. He scorned a dress suit. nate, informed President Doumergue of .Jthe growing tinpossibility of| coimtry. Troop 3 hopes to challenge any He hid his pencils and paper. —the Army-Navy football game. The official version of the expul­ troop which runs away with their t( day that he had not yet succeeded Approximately 135 of the 600 or He looked at the stars all night sion is not known here, but Gallopin Bridgeport, * Dec. ,12.— (AP.)— opponents, to an inter-troop contest. He ate double portions of grapes. in forming a Cabinet, but that he more broadcasters licensed to oper­ said that four agents of the govern­ George W. Wheeler, retired chief Troop 4 Meeting He was silent but friendly. v.ould continue his task today and CUNTON ST. ment cornered him on a Mexico City Troop 4 was defeated byJ?roop 3 inform the president of the resulta HOLLYWOOD ate within the borders of the United justice of Connecticut, tonight will He never complained. at the former’s headquarters, Tues­ tonight. street, made him enter an automo­ be honored at a testimonial dinner “What a passenger,” said Delgado. States will be connected to the Yan- bile and drove him to the Valbuena day evening. The final score was France b^gan to wonder whether here by membets of the Bridgeport "I wish I had to take care of twen­ MARKET flsdng field where they put him into 22-7. The following events; President Doumergue eventually will Jcee Stadium, New York, for the Bar Association, for his 37 years of ty Einsteins. I never saw anyone an airplane which brought him to Troop 3 Troop 4 not be obliged to resort to the dras­ 381 East Center St. story of the contest to be played for service to the state. like that before. Whenever I inquir­ Vera Cruz. Here they obtained a ' Friction fire ...... 0 3 tic expedient of' dissolving Parlia­ the behefit of the Salvation Army George W. Wickersham, chairman Fire by flint and steel 3 0 ed if he wanted anything, he just ment as a resolution to the minis­ Comer Parker Dial 4233 third class passage on the Espagne of President Hoover’s law enforce­ said ’Schon gut!’ imemployment fund. They will be for him and saw that he went Morse signal...... 3 0 terial crisis which has dragged along : SPECIAL FOR ment commission will be the princi­ linked to the microphones of two aboard immediately. A newspaper­ Semaphore signal .. . . 3 0 “ Yes sir, that’s the kind of a man for more thaji a week. pal speaker at the dinner. Other I understand.” net works, .the WABC group and man here lent him enough money for Knot ty in g ...... 0 2 'There is a precedent for speh a 48 LARGE FOWL speakers will include Homer S. Cum­ SATURDAY combined WEAF-WJZ chains. expenses en route to Havana. Patrol Rescue race .. 2 0 mings of Stamford, former state at­ 95c each Veteran sports announcers will It is supposed here that Gallopin’s Chariot ra ce ...... 2 0 torney; Chief Justice W. M. Malt- From Andover give the story of the battle in addi­ lobbying activities in opposition to Skin the sn a k e...... 0 ’ 2 ; B E ® ':'-^ .. . tion to the pre-game ceremonies. bie, who succeeded Chief Justice Centipede r a c e ...... --- the Luis Montes de Oca-Lamont 2 0 Ted Husing, assisted by Knute Wheeler, and the retii^ed chief jus­ Dressing ^lace...... 2 0 Fresh Eggs from agreement for liquidation of Mexi­ tice. ■ Sitloin Short Steak v ,. /42c lb. Rockne, coach of Notre Dame, will co’s foreign debt led to his expul­ Obstacle race ...... 2 0 CHARITY DANCE and be on the air for the WABC chain sion. Frank M. Canfield, president of S cou tcraft...... 3 0 Andover 49c dozen Round*Steak . .. , a3c Ib, at 12:15 p. m. Graham McNamee the Bridgeport Bar Association will Troop 4 will have another contest PotRj^..,,,23c,^0c.3^ be toastmaster. ENTERTAINMENT Fresh Shouldera ...... ifks lb. for WEIAP-WJZ which starts- to with Troop 3 soon. Western Rib Pork Boast . .r.. 20e lb; Veal Ctit^et. . , . .Ufi lb. broadcast at 12:30 is to have Ar­ PROBE MYSTERY FIRE Given'by Native SmaU Fresh Shoulders 20c lb* Veal Chops . . . . 3Qc lb. thur P. McNulty as his aide. The Fresh Cut Hamburg...... 25c lb. of Lamb ...,.,.; ^ 29c lb. game itself is to begin at 1 p. m. Shoulder Hams ...... 15c lb. Fight Broadcasts IN WATERBURY BLOCK St. Mary’s Young Swift Daisy Ham s...... S9c lb. FrosK^oulder,;4 abd 6 Besides the large broadcast group Blade Pork Chops____ ..... 25c lb.' lb. a number of short wave transmit- Waterbury, Dec. 12.— (AP) —Fire Service • Quality - Low Prices Tender Lean Pot Boast. ... .* 25c lb. Pork Roast * -.. . Ib. t ^ will make the story available to Men’s Club Smoked: Ham *...... - 28c tb* the world. department officials here were to­ day engaged in an investigation of a EXTRA SPEdlAL Two fight broadcasts will be the STATE ARMORY, Smoked Shoulder . ib. fire which at a. m. broke out from Grap>e, Fruit, 4 for ...... ^. .26c leading features tonight. They are: 2 Live Weight Chifikoiia 4.80c Ibw mysterious cause in the Russell Navel Oranges ...... 23c dozen VjKid” Chocolate vs. Bat Batta- TONIGHT block on Bank street and forced the Yellow Globe Turnips,.5 fot „ .. .IJo ’PuH fruits’ll hijib, featherweight championship e:?odus of a dozen families of tene­ Home Dressed Poultry Every Ticket Bought- Ginger Sna^ ...... lOc. lb. fight at 10, to WEAF, WEEI, ment dwellers into the street in their Will Help. Pretzels ...... ^ 1 9 c B». tables-^Jq>vipi*icfe^'^^ ' . Wnc, WGY and others. Announc- night clothes. Explosion of a boiler Home Dressed Young Fow ls ...... 39c lb. S p. m. Admission 50c. " T — “ ^ Fresh Chickens to roast, 4 to 4 1-2 lb s ...... 35c lb. Space Donated by I- , Home Dressed Chickens to roast, 4 to 6 lbs. each 42c lb. The Dewey-Richman Co. Electrified 7 tube Radio $25.00. Fresh Boiling Fowls to cut up for s te w ...... 35c lb. Like new. Party would like to turn same into cash. / Phone 7672 TRY A STUFFED SHOULDER OF LAMB 65 GlintoirSt* LAMB SPECIAL Small Legs Spring Lam b ...... 32c lb. Yellow Onions 12 lbs...... 25c Forequarters of Lamb, W hole ...... 17c lb. 4 lbs...... Boneless Roast of Lamb, 4 to 5 lbs. e a c h ...... 28c lb. Fancy Rib Lamb Chops...... 39c lb., 2 lbs. 75c SUGAR Boneless Roast Veal, all lean solid m e a t...... 34c lb. 10 lbs...... Fancy Rib Veal C h op s...... 35c lb. 52c Fresh Calves’ Liver PURE LARD Fancy Fresh Pork to Roast, rib e n d ...... 25c lb. lb...... Small Lean Fresh Shoulders and Small Fresh Hams. 13c Pocket Honey Comb Tripe, 2 lbs...... 25c GRAPEFRUIT Pickled Pigs’ F e e t...... 15c lb., 2 lbs. 25c 4 f o r ...... 29c Home Made Sausage M eat...... 25c 75c dozen Small Link Pure Pork S au sage...... 29c lb. Prime Rib Roast Beef LEADS^^ The combination of tremendous buying power msuringslo^-priiifes i .^. c a it flB fb # ^ '^ "^ ^ ^ mu \xriipt3 rjruiii auQ xangferuies. we Boneless Pot Roast B e e f...... 35c-38c lb. can give you as good value as any place in town. Figuring the suring quality . . . A&P stores everywhere insuring convenience . . . courteous, well • price P ^ u p of juice these Snnkish Navels at 25c dozen, and the J J M G i^ Fruit at 4 for 29c wUl cost you less-than smaUer sizes BAKERY DEPT. formed managers insuring service, prompt attention and h % fu l assistence, m a k e ^ o ^ which are priced lower per dozen. stuffed and Baked Chickens logical conclusion__ •_ . . . figure• it out from any angle the A <■ ^»'..V tmdeniably A • . • ■ . leads the fleldi _ . • -ta' Whether it be Fruits and Vegetables or Fancy Groceries or Drop Cakes, sp ecial...... 23c dozen Meat—^you can get almost anything you want at PINEHURST. Cocoanut Layer Cakes .... •...... 29c each Antipasto, Anchovies, Pate de Foies Gras, Oriental Chop Suey. Walnut C akes...... 29c each Green Beans p ^ n cy PURE LARD Silverbrook Sliced Sweet Yellow Tur- Ginger Squares...... I8c dozen New Green Peas Tub or Package Iceberg Tumips will seU at Meat K e s ...... iSc each Hot House Marshmallow Layer Cakes, e a c h ...... 29c Tomatoes '4 lbs. 10c, 25c peck. X lbs. X S c BACON lb. s ic •n.LSBtRT'S or Apple Sauce C a k e ...... 25c each Peppers 10c Another shipment head Pan B iscu it...... lOc SELECTED Parsley of Burt’s Fancy GOLD MEDAL Baked Beans ...... 25c qt. Sweet Potatoes Baldwins— the best CLEANSERS ^ Large Bunches Snowflakes ...... i6c dozen SPINACH all around apple you EGGS doz- 24^/^ lb. hag - ’ Fancy White Celery CAULIFLOWEB can get right n o w - GROCERY SPECIALS Saniflush can 2 3 c S i c NEW CARROTS 15c large enough to Old Carrots bake, fancy enough Brookfield Roll Butter___ 39c lb., 2 for 75c B & M BEANS 3 earn SOc. MUSHROOMS White Boiling for eating apples. Best Pure I^rd, 2 lbs...... 25c Rinso 2 Ige. pkgs. 37e’ Soup Bunches Onions Q ^ 6 lbs. 29c, 49c peck Royal Scarlet Peaches, large s i z e ------24c can, 2 for 45c GampbeUV Soupi: New Beets 4 lbs. ^ D C 99c peach basket. Fancy Spinach, Kale, Parsley, Celery RumCovd’s Baking All Kinds G eans SSn (Stuffed Shoulder of Lamb and Brown Gravy) Large Sealdsweet Oranges for ju ic e ...... 29c dozen CHIPSO FLAKES Finest Native Green Mountain Potatoes...... 33c peck Powder can 2 9 c Our “ Beef Loaf Special*’ Native Yellow Globe Turnips...... 25c peck Granules 2 ige. pigs. 37c Del Monte Cltevries Green Peas, 2 qts. for ...... 25c sold so well last week that we New Bunch Carrots, 3 bunches f o r ...... 25c are repeating it. Sultana Molasses Ro. iVi can 33 e / Palmolive Beads Freshly Ground Beef PINEHURST 1/2 gal. jug 69e or GlUALlTY Manchester Public Market 2 pkgs. 17c Ptirltah Malt ; cat 49e Pinehurst Sausage Meat C O R N E D BEEF DIAL 5111 ANN PAGE CHEESE WAFERS 2 8 c Ib. 2 in 1 Shoe Polish ^ • b u t t e r WAFERS,. Qt 3 lbs. 77c - k PRESERVES a i» 25c " • G R A H A M WAFERS»"- u K (1-2 lb. Sausage Meat to can 1 2 c j e l l i e s 6 9Z. jar S 5 C C.SALTINA WAFERS 2 1-2 lbs. Beef for Meat Loaf.) Miller’s Pererrainls Sliced Bacon Phone service until 8:30 tonight. Please call tonight for onr spe­ Outside and Inside lb. box 29c Rind off, lb. . 39c MEAT PECIALS cial early Saturday delivery. We have ready for your urdeiw-tender, Juicy Chuck Pot Boasts (any size from 2 1-2 lbs. up.) Boneless Veal Roasts, Christmas Tree FRESH FRUltS Daisy Hams, Rib Roasts of Beef or Brisket Corned Beef. STEER RIB ROASTS (cut from selected GENUINE SPRING LAMB LEGS Steers) q *7 (any weight) lb...... 29c and VEGETABLES FRESH SINCLAIR PORK is low again this week. Best Cuts, lb...... %J i C Light Outfits / 10 to 12 lb. strips of Pork ...... 25c lb. Choice Cuts, lb...... 27c Rib Roasts of Pork 28c lb. Loin 30c-32c lb. Rubber cord— additional plug with 110 volt lamps. GENUINE SPRING LAMB FOREQUARTERS, lb. . 16c €«iter cuts 34c to 38c Ib. Lean, tender Pork. One faulty lamp does not affect the rest. Place you” BONELESS UNDERCUT RO.ASTS (very eco­ A & F carries a order now and we will deliver. nomical. Makes a fine oven o sy roast) Ib...... O i C Try a Stuffed Shoulder of Lamb or a Leg of Lamb. L.\BGE, FRESH, PLUMP, MEATY, full line of fresh YOUNG FOWL ( 41b. average) lb.>.33 c NATIVE TURKEYS Northwestern Turkej^ $1.75 perset fruits and vege- Roasting Hiickens Fowl for Fricassee Inside Xmas Tree Lighting Outfits A ^ FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, lean, well trim­ med, makes a fine oven c pj Ootonial DONUT PRODUCTS FRESH M-ADE Jelly Donuts, etc. with additional p lu g ...... V 1 • v H J i;oast, lb...... I D C tables at lo w flakes aitid Cin> Cakes Raisin Whole WTieat Bread FRANKFORTS, lb. 2 1c Purtl^ Fingers Raymond’s New Health Bread Call us for your outside lighting decorations and ^ prices. i Cakes By-Pan Swedish Bye P. B. Coffee Cakes Baseboard Receptacles. BEST CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS (cut HOME- r from fresh young pork q STE.AD BRAND” . 1 Ib. boxes Wiring and Fixtures Our Specialty. loins) lb...... O O C \ very low price, lb...... 3 1c

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men are watching anxiously, know-] irg that if the conference fails the 1 ‘ NEWSPAPERS SCORE future of India will be black indeed.” 1 CHURCHILL SPEECH Hale’s Famous London, Dec. 12.-^ (AP) ^W inston Cfcurchill, vigorous British tory of the Empire school, was compared to George III, monarch whose colo­ nial policies cost England her Amer­ Self-Serve Announces— SOUTH MANCHESTER ■ CONN ican colonies, by the Daily Herald in JOHN JAY’S BIRTH an editorial today vigorously con­ On Dec. 12, 1745, John Jay, an demning the former chancellor for eminent American jurist, was born his speech on India in the Commons in New York City, the son of a yesterday. wealthy merchant. The Herald, which is the organ of Following his graduation from the Labor Party and indirectly the Columbia College in 1764, Jay ministry, declared that Mr. studied law in New "l^ork City and Churchill’s speech was eloquent with soon attained eminence in his pro­ evil, and it called for a repudiation fession. He was a delegate to the GREATER PRICE REDUCTIONS ot' his disapproval of the round First Continental Congress in 1774 table conference and its work for and formed one of the committee of greater Indian autonomy by the three which drew up the celebrated On Standard And Fancy Quality Foodstuffs responsible statesmen of every address to the people of Great Brit­ party. ain in which the “ rights of the col­ "Could blindness to history go onies” were stated. further?” the Herald asks. “This After he had served ai chief Fruits And Vegetables Hit Hard was the temper of Geopge in in justice of New. York and president dealing with America.” of the Provincial Congress of New The over abundance of these items on the market have made the new low prices inconceiv­ The libecal. News Chronicle re­ York, Jay was appointed United garded the utterance as wicked and States minister to Spain. His real able. Native eggs drop 8c a dozen below last week’s price. Many other items of the finest parts of it as grossly offensive: “We diplomatic fame, however, rests New Low Prices do not believe that Stanley Baldwin with his services at Paris, whence quality have hit new low prices of all times. (Conservative Party leader) would he had gone to join Franklin in dare to give it approval and it is his negotiating the treaty of peace be­ 1,500 FLORIDA SEALDSWEET 5,000 SEALDSWEET duty to repudiate it immediately in tween Great Britain and the On Quality Meats the plainest terms.” United States. Jay is considered The Conservative Post on the to have had a prominent share other hand described the address as “characteristically patriotic and on the American side in the sign­ GRAPEFRUIT 6-25< TANGERINES each ]||c Tender, Lean, Fresh ing of the Treaty of 1783. forcible,” and stated a belief that Good size, tlfiji skinned and just full of juice. Good size, sound and sweet. “millions of Indians will be grateful When he returned to New York, for the firm candid assertion of Jay was appointed secretary for Fork Shoulders British right and purpose to main- foreign affairs. Upon the organiza­ EMPEROR FANCY ARIZONA ICEBERG tein the Indian empire under good tion of the federal government he government.” was allowed by Washington his The Manchester Guardian referred choice of all the public offices to be Table Grapes 15 . ib. to the Churchill speech as “peculiar­ filled by the president’s appoint­ Half a ton of these extra fancy grapes. Lettuce 2 I9« ly mischievous,” asserting that the ment. He chose to be chief justice Tory statesman had virtually re­ of the supreme court, which position Extra large, hard heads. pudiated the roimd table conference he filled with marked dignity and CALIFORNIA SUNKIST Fresh, Lean which the “vast majority of English­ ability until 1795. 200 HEADS SNOWWHITE Oranges 2 27' Pork Roast a I)on’t forget these are Sunkist oranges of good size and clean, Cauliflower head 1 7 « CHARITY DANCE and healthy quality. Fresh Pork ENTERTAINMENT FLORIDA SEALDSWEET— EXTRA LARGE SIZE NEW CALIFORNIA e Sausage Meat a Given by Oranges Carrots 2 lie Compare the size and quality of this Sealdsweet fruit with fruit sell­ Good, firm, g^weet carrots. Extra large bunches. ing anywhere else for at least 20 per cent higher. Extra large size. St. Mary’s Young Fresh, Tender M^n’s Club 800 BUNCHES! FRESH, CRISP 500 DOZEN! FLORIDA a STATE ARMORY, Pork Chops TONIGHT CELERY Z 9« ORANGES doz. 1 2 ' Every Ticket Bought Also a large assortment of new California celery in Jumbo stalks Medium size oranges. Thin skinned, sweet and chuck full of - • Solid, Tender Beef ^ WIU Help. ^ and hearts. juice. 8 ** AdmiBsion 50c. ANOTHER SATURDAY TREAT! 1,200 HALE’S FAMOUS a Space Donated by Pot Roast Pinehurst COFFEE RINGS Individual 2 lOe Fresh, Ground, Lean ' Extra large size. Four varieties.______JACK FROST BRAND Hamburg Steak Mahieu’s Grocery SUGAR (Powdered and Confeefioners) 3 pkgs- 2 1 ® l ^ c lb. AGAIN SATURDAY! 3,000 LOAVES Tender Where You Buy Hale's Famous MILK BREAD Rump Roast 37« The Same For Less This bread is not made especially to retail at this price. It contains nothing but the best ingredients including Occident Flour and it is made under the most sanitary con- I a a C ditions. Remember! 1,000 loaves Hot Bread will be delivered at 11:30 Saturday morn- 0 ® e 1 0 9 X Tender Country Roll Butter, 2 lbs...... 67c ing. Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs...... 5ic Quick Cotdung Rolled Oats, pkg. . . •...... 9c CAMPBELL’S NEW PACK BURT OLNEY’S GOLDEN BANTAM Legs of Lamb » 2 8 c El^rant Pastry Flour, 5 lb. bag ...... 24c Fancy Corn 2 No. 2 cans 33c New Crop Prunes, 2 lbs...... 19c Tomato Soup 4 29^ Tender, Loin New pack golden bantam com. 20 Mule Team Borax, lb. pkg...... I5c NAVY BRAND NEW PACK SUNBEAM’S NEW CROP Lamb Chops S7« Fyr Proof Stove Polish, c a n ______I2c Bartlett Pears 2 No. 2 cans 3 9 c Cocomalt, c a n ...... 22c SeedlessRaisins2l5oz.pkg. 19c /. a Gillette Razor Blades, pkg. of PANSY BRAND NEW CROP Tender Roasting Eating Pears, 4 fo r ...... 10c BEECH-NUT’S N E W PACK Carnation 5lilk, tall ran ...... «.«... 9c Prunes 2 pkgs. 19c Tomato Catsup 2 Ig* bts. 39c Chicken Van Camp Milk, 3 cans for 25c Santa Clara prunes. Packed in pound packages. (4 to 5 pounds) 3 5 E ^ le Brand Milk, can • • • • • • «.• 18c Hale’s “Tested” Strictly Fresh Country Roll Selected Challenge Milk, c a n ------,15c Fresh, Milk Fed, Fricassee Brillo, 2 pkgs. fo r ...... r ------I5c NATIVE EGGS CREAMERY BUTTER Macaroni, 2 pkgs. for ...... 15c Chicken • 3 3 (4 to S pounds) Tomatoes, No. 1 can, 2 cans for ______15c (STRICTLY (STRICTLY 2 pound. 69c N Skat, 2 cans f o r ...... 15c FRESH) dozen FRESH) Our rapid turnover assures yon of fredi butter at all times. Forequarter Tender , 10c Box Shaker Salt, 2 boxes for ...... 15c These eggs are produced on one of the finest nearby poultry 1,100 pounds ot this butter alone sold last Saturday at the Self- Diced Beets, 2 cans f o r ...... 17c farms. They are dean and of good size. Serve. Diced Carrots, 2 cans f o r ...... 17c Lamb Roast SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONSTRATION! CUDAHY’S PURITAN Sweet Sugar Peas, 2 cans for ...... 17c Sweet Corn, 2 cans f o r ...... •...... 17c SUGAR CURED HAM W hole pound 2 4 c 14 c ***• Heinz Mustard, 2 jars f o r ...... 17c These hams are fresh out of the smoke house and are especially mild and tender. There will be a special representative of Cudahy’s to Franco American Spaghetti, 2 cans f o r ...... 17c help you select the size ham you wish. Shank and butt ends are proportionately higher in price. Bartlett Pears, 2 cans f o r ...... 17c KING-OF-FRUIT NEW PACK NATIVE Sunkist Oranges, 3 dozen f o r ...... 50c cans MueUeFs Macaroni, pkg...... •...... 10c FANCY PINEAPPLE Sliced POTATOES . .Gra Rock Pale Dry, case of 12 b ottles...... 99c Packed in extra heavy syrup. Contains four extra sweet, deliciously flavored, uniform slices. Seedless Raisins, pkg...... 9c^ PURE RIGNEY’S HARD AND ® peck Walnut Meat, lb...... 65c V 23 Contains 24 ounces. Guaranteed to cook white and mealy. Dromedary Pitted Dates, pkg...... 20c Lard 2 lb. pkgs. 25c Filled Candy jar 3 9 c Davis Baking Powder, large c a n ...... 20c RATH’S MILK FED Victor Currants, pkg...... 13c JOHNSON, EDUCATOR FRESH Second Potatoes I Ballantine Malt Syrup ...... 44c Chicken lb. 5 2 c 60-lb. bushel. Mixed Cookies Ig. box 27c Cooked, ready to serve. Just the thing to have on hand in case of Contains five kinds. Net weight over 2 pounds. unexpected company. '!■ h Y MAHIEU GROCERY CO. 200 CHRISTMAS HOLLY 183 Spruce St., South Manchester PnxSBURY’S BEST FLOUR i4V^ ib. bM g ^ e | W reaths 2 f” 2 9 «

. . , j ■ m iSk I EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930. ■ ■ I j i. ^ T H E C LASSIFI En S^ECTION BfJir AMD SCFl HERE LOST AND FOUND ^ a & t 'JtS. Information DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 A P A RT M E NTS— FLATS— LOST—LADY’S POCKETBOOK— FOR SALE — SPOTTED SHET­ containing two keys and money. FOR SALE—PIANO, mahogany TENEMENTS 63 Manchester LAND PONY, clever to ride or upright, in good condition. Let the Finder please return to 30 Maple drive. Make some boy nice Christ­ FOR RENT—6-ROOM TENEMENT Evening Herald street. children take piano lessons. Price mas present. Telephone 7124. 824.50. Stuart J. Wasley, 14 Sum­ on Garden street. Apply at 12 Knox street. CLASSIFIED LOST BLACK LEATHER lined mit street. Telephone 7146. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE ADVERTISEMENTS glove. Finder kindly leaVe at Con­ POULTRY AND TO RENT— 43 BRANFORD street, necticut Business College, Odd Fel­ 6 rooms, steam heat, enclosed if Count six averagre words to a llns. lows’ Block. SUPPLIES 43 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 porch, 2 car garage, $55.00. Phone Initials, numbers and abbreviations 4642, between 9 and 4. • each count as a word and compound LOST—AIREDALF DOG with FOR SALE—6 WHITE Leghorn FOR RENT—HEATED furnished words as two words. Minimum cost IS Hartford license. Finder please Pullets, 8 Rhode Island Red Pul­ rooms at Edgewood House, 281 100— GIFTS FOR HER. price of three lines. 101— GIFTS FOR HIM. ia4 GIFT$ FOR THE telephone Rosedale 3§-5. lets; all laying. Apply 28 Mt. Center street, rates $3 to $3.50 per Line rates per day for transient Nebo Place. week. Apply to M. L. Stacy, Chenev BUSINESS LOCATIONS A SILVER THIMBLE makes a ads. FOR RENT 64 HULTMANS Hickok belt sets. FAMILY Effective March 17, 1027 LOST—KHZ) GLOVE between Bank Brothers. practical Christmas gift, vidth so House slippers, Eagle shirts, ties, Cash Charge FOR SALE—YOUNG ROASTING and Hale’s. If found please call BRICK BUILDING store 26x36 "at much mending to be done nowa­ gloves, initial handkerchiefs. g i f t s ’THAT ALWAYS Please- 8 Consecutive Days ..I 7 cts 9 cts 4386. ducks, 32 and 24c per pound. B. T. FOR RENT — LARGE furnished days. The Dewey-Richman Co. Boxed chocolates ttt hoHday wrap­ 3 Consecutive Days .. 9 cts 11 cts Allen, Doane street. Telephone room with heat, centrally located. 314 Main street, near the Turn­ 1 Day ...... I 11 cts 13 cts pike. Suitable for any business, are showing some nice designs for AT GLENNEY’S a wide selection pings, Christmas candy, fandV, All orders for Irregular Insertions 8834. Telepaone 8124. 75c and up. of silk lounging robes and Beacon large display widdow. Inquire Ed baskets of . frillt, Xmas ’ -psteldigcn Will be charged at the one time rate. ANNOUNCEMENtS 2 bath robes. Danial Green “ comfy" Special rates for long term every FOR SALE — 100 PLYMOUTH Kratt, 312 1-2 Main street of cigars, clgefettes and tobacco. CANDY THE GIFT that is always slippers fpr men. Fine gifts for Selection of pipes and wirmiriBg day advertising given upon request. THE CONNECTICUT BUSINESS Rock Pullets, $1.50 apiece, some FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms, Ads ordered for three or six days appropriate and always appreciat­ men. supplies: Farr Bros. and stopped before the third or fifth COLLEGE offers to help any office laying. Telephone Rosedale 52-3. 143 Center street. Tel. 7917. ed. Insure your friend the best by day will be charged only for the ac­ worker now out of work, to find a HOUSES FOR RENT 65 making your selection now. We BELTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Ues, tual number of times the ad appear­ position. Register at once. carry Perry’s Apollo’s and our sock, jackets and sweaters for ed, chargin : at the rate earned, but ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 APARTMENTS— FLATS__ FOR RENT—NEWLY renovated 105—GIFTS FOR THE no allowance or refunds can be made 8 room house, all improvements, own home made chocolates. The boys, neckties in holiday boxes HOME. on six time ads stopped after the TENEMENTS 63 Princess. “Practical Gifts To Wear’’. Hy­ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 FOR SALE — PORTABLE Type­ with garage $35. Call 6717. fifth day. writers for Xmas. Every pur­ man’s Men’s Store, 695 Main St. No “till forbids” : display lines not FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, chaser of a portable will be given FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room WE SUGGEST silk hosiery, che- THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC sold. FOR SALE—1925 Chevrolet tour­ modern improvements, heat, 277 misses, dansettes, bloomers, pa­ SYMINGTON’S AT THE Center- Co.—The home of electric ap­ The Herald will not be responsible ing, good running condition,_ or free lessons how to operate. Call house, with garage, at 135 Porter for more than one Incorrect Insertion Spruce street. Apply at 281 Spruce jamas, handkerchiefs and pan'.es Cheney’s neckwear, bath robes, pliances. Suggestive . gjfta, fqr of any advertisement ordered for •will exchange for radio. Call 89*06. G. H. Wilcox, Connecticut Business street. street, reasonable terms to small College. family or adults. Apply 83 North as gifts she will appreciate. Wil- fancy hose. Hidkok belts and Xmas, toaster, percolator, walRet^ more than one time. rose Dress Shop. buckles, mufflers, fancy handker­ Iron, heaters, corn popper,. vnenuin The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ REMAkKABLE VALUES FIVE ROOM FLAT, all improve­ Elm street, or phone 5251. rect publication of advertising will be YOU CAN BUY AMERICAN made, chiefs, pajamas, etc. cleaner, heating pad, flat irom dffn IN USED CARS ments, first floor, nice neighbor­ AN ATTRACTIVE gift from Min­ rectified only by cancellation of the nicely balanced and dependable washer, washing machine, elective charge made for the service rendered. 1926 Buick Coach hood, $25.00. Rent free to Jan. 1st. Double Hammerless Guns for er’s Pharmacy, manicure sets of fange, or refrigerator. All All advertisements must conform 1926 Reo Sedan Apply Chas. J. Strickland, 168 HOUSES FOR SALE 72 latest style creations. Choice of In style, copy and typography with $13.75 at the Manchester Plumbing 102— GIFTS FOR BOYS gfifts , may be boyght on . the. in­ Hupmobile Sedan Main street. Phone 7374. colors and patterns. regulations enforced by the publish­ 1929 Pontiac Coach and Supply Co., 877 Main street. 168 Benton street, five room bunga­ stallment plan,. with a liberai .S7-A Cash price $5.00 per load. L. T. good location, rent reasonable. In­ Bureau, which was made public to­ relative or friend who has moved Bituations Wanted—Fem ale ...... SI ATTENTION r ■ next year. Our club opens Dec. 9. and all parties affected toeirebjri Situations Wanted—M ale ...... St Wood, Co. quire 30 Walker. Geo. Murdock. day. His plan would mean 55,200 to another town, wil be a most summoned to appear before \ h / ,r Employment Agencies ...... 4| Opening about December 2Q, weld­ Pns of aircraft carriers and a lot of welcome Christmas gift, keeping rOR RENT —SEVERAL FIRST THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. eral Assembly o f the S tatod f ^ Uve Stock—Pete—Ponltry—TeUdea ing; shop and school. Aircr^jt and FOR SALE — SEASONED hard cruisers carrying, landing decks. them in touch with aiJ that is go­ poss—Birds—Pete ...... 41 class rents. Apply Edward J. necticut, on the second day-'Qf^^ pipe welding courses for a limited wood $6 toad, split $7, hard wood The bureau chief also asked for ing on iH Manchester. Cali 5121. Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 4S number, under supervision of weld­ Hoil, 865 Main street Telephone Session, which Session is to be. hbl ^ultry and Supplies ...... 41 slabs $5 load. Fred O. Giesecke. 4642. ■r.v,,:, • • legislation to increase the present en at Hartford,, in. said Stkto «1«* Wanted — Pets—Poultry-^tock 44 ing engineer. Prices reasonable. Jules uadoumegue, French mid­ telephone Rosedale 36-12. bmlt of 1,000 planes under the 5- A BUICK—A CAR ALL will en­ to convene on the- Wednesday, tol* For Sale->^MiscellaBeoiia For appointment Dial ,5625. year aircraft program to 1,125, so dle distance runner who broke the joy for Xmas. Models to suit prac­ Articles for S a le ...... 41 FOR SALE—Ha r d WOOD, stove FOR RENT—5 ROOM apartments, records for the 1,000 and 1,500 me­ lowing the first Monday of January, Boats and Aocessorlcs ...... 4C all improvements, wonderful loca­ additional planes might be allotted tically every purse. Arrange for 1931, and then and ■therA' tb Building Materials ...... 47 BARBER t r a d e taught in day or fire-place, $6 pe” load. Also soft the na,val bases at Pearl Harbor. ters, drank wine with meals as part and evening classes. Low tuition tion. Applj Mr. Collins, 67 Wads­ demonstration. Dia' 7220, James cause, if any the> have, why said Dlamonds^Watches—Jewelry .. 4S wood $5 per load. W. J. McKinney, Hawaii, and Coco,Solo in the Canal ol the training diet for the perform- i M. Shearer, corner Main and Mid­ Electrical Appllanoee—Radio ... 4t rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 Rosedale 28-2. worth street. South Manchester. ances. : petition should not hie -granted. Fuel and Feed ...... 48-A Zone. dle Turnpike! Market street, Hartford. Other recommendations, were for Dated at Hartford, this 9tb-day Darden — Farm—Dairy Pi^ueta tO FOR RENT—3 ROOM tenement, of December, A. V>.t 1980. ' - Household Goods ...... SI ■ with improvements, on Church larger enlisted personnel for main­ GIFTS ALL Wi l l e n j o y —Gen­ Machinery and Toola ...... IS 1 YOUR CAR/I - ADLYN L. B R p ^ ;; GARDEN—FARM- street; also garage. Inquire 13 tenance and overhaul of planes at eral- Motors RadiOr electric . coast­ Musical Instruments ...... It ' HELP WANTED— A J u (^ of the Office and Store Equipment .... 44 ' DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Winter street Telephone 5234. Hampton Roads; Virginia, and San WASHEDi/iw m , ers, waffle irons, clocks, lamps, Specials at the Stores ...... J . ! ! 44 ' FEMALE . 35 San Diego, California, or an in­ Xmas tree lights. The Radio Cen­ Supeildr Coutt Wearing Apparel—F u rs ...... 47 FOR SALE—APPLES, McIntosh, 6 ROOM TENEMENT and 5 room creased appropriation for civilian ter, 456 Main street. Dial 5267. W anted—To Buy ...... |g WANTED ---^e^il^LE WOMAN Greenings, Baldwins, delicious and to care^ for 4 year- old child daily flat, all modern improvements, on labor, and pursuance of the policy Rooms—^Board—Hotels—Beserts Northern Spies; by the basket, NO W Aim Cl A CHRISTMAS Club savings ac­ ^ Beetanranta | 9 to 5 Mondays to Saturday noon. Center street. Inquire 147 East cf increasing the number of naval FIRE ALARMS bushel or barrel. Telephone 5909.’ S1.25 count IS the ideal way to prepare Rooms Without Board ...... 44 1 Write Box R, in care of Herald. Center street. Telephone 7864. reserves in aviation. 1 Dught to remind you of protecting Boarders W anted ...... 4 9 - A W. H. Cowles, 461 Woodbridge SCWONIZINO for your Christmas shof^ng.-'The Country Board—Resorts ••••••• street. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement on Horne Bank & Trust Co. ydilrself from d ^eridus financial Hotels—^Restaurants .. $ ••••••• Center street, all modern improve­ 8.00 loss. . Oiir ^fi^-e . insnranee-^cAcies Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... SITUATIONS WANTED— GIVE A WATCH—Strap watches, save the part of the loss the brave Real Estate For Rent FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN ments, low rent. Inquire 178 1-2 WILSON’S AUTO WASH Apartments, Flats. Tenements .. FEMALE 38 potatoes $1.25 per bushel. Edward Center street. pocket watches 'ind' flvrist 'wfitcheS, firemen are unable to save. Business Lacatlons for Rent ... Rear of Johnson Block Less than % cent a day or, a|x>ut RESPECTABLE, GOOD living wo­ Boyle, Manchester Green. Tele­ many styles and prices. . R. Don­ Rouses for Rent ...... phone 4316. 3 'Cents a week insures ybuf"fjcinii- Suburban for Rent ...... man and daughter would like nelly Jeweler, isis Main street. FOR RENT—FIRST CLASS five ture or. bouse fpr $1,000 for S.yiera^ ^mmer Homes for Rent ...... work together or separate; good DDHNNHS Wanted to Rent ...... room flat. Inquire 27 Elro street. Can you afford to tajke a chawe Real Estate For Sals houseworkers. We would do amy HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 for-tlfis small payment? U Apartment Building for Sals ... kind of work, home at night Write FOR RENT— ROOM FLAT new­ BSHNNHDD Mortgage Money THE TEMPTRESS Business Property for Sale Call us at 3450 or 5746 or drop-in Box C, care Herald. One Crawford coaJ range $25 ly decorated, 44 Cambridge street Farms and Land lot 8ala . . . « , The lett^ shown above will ^ Now on Hand i “Madam, will you please get off at 1009 Main'Street befpre if M tod Houses for Sale ... 1 Used Piano $35 Inquire 104 Washington street. , my foot?” late. , _ ...... “ . ; Lota for Sale ...... Two gas ranges $10 each Telephone 4841. very simple sentence just by adding ibe Resort Property for Sale SITUATIONS WANTED— vowels i, e and it Ten vowels are miss­ “Put your foot where It be- Suburban for Sal...... Watkins Funiiture Exchange ARTHUR A. : longs.’’’ MALE 39 FOR RENT—264 OAK STREET^ ing—four a’s^ four e s and two i’s. Fill ROBERT J. SMXm- ‘ Estate for Ezohango “Don’t tempt me. Madam, don’t Wanted—Real EeUte ..« ...!* !! De-irab'e 6-room tenement, newly m af the proper places and you’ll find KNOFLA BEAL ESTATE..-' • i ' AncUon—Legal Netlees FURNITURE WANTED TO Up­ It is rumored that Pat Page, foot­ papered and painted, floors like Dial 5440 I tempt me.”— Ohio Motorist.' S'TEAMSmP TKtKETS l<»gal NoUcet...... holster. 15 Griswold street Adolf ball coach, wiU leave Indiana Uni­ thaf the sentence will read the same tf new; closed-in porch. Manchester backwards x forwardsi 875 Main St. Lieberg. Telephone 6459. versity after this season. Realty Company. Dial 4412. GAS BUGGIES—Certain of One Thing By FRANK BECK MY STARS' ■IMHAT WONDERFUL! A MESS...YOU, A QUITTING YOUR OPPORTUNITY ALL YOU CAN JOB WOULDN'T -;-r- ALL RIGHT...WHEN MARRIED MAN, THERE'S THINK OF IS SOME YOU ARRANGE WITH SUED FOR BREACH HELP— SHE COULD - X- ONLY ONE WAY TO COAX HER* T O AtCCEPyr y o u r OF PROMISE BY WAY OUT.. STILL SUE YOU. THAT EX-BEAUTY IF THIS YOU c a n 't ADMIT M O N E Y, SEE WHAT YOU A PEROXIDE BLONDE. CALL UP INTO ACCEPTING CAN DO ABOUT GETTING INVEST! GOES TO .YO U ’RE NOT THE THATS w h a t YOU MISS VENEER'S A SMALL FORTUNE YOUR LAUNDRY DONE GET FOR COURT AND REAL M il l io n a ir e THE IN A LIMITED AMOUNT IN LAWYER IF I ASK FOR HORN HEARS AND SOCKS d a r n e d IMPERSONATING AND OFFER BECAUSE OF THING A DItvtE YOU ACT AS J ABOUT IT YOUR PROMISE BECAUSE I WILL A MILLIONAIP^ TO BE IF YOUR LIFE TO DO IS NO LONGER BE BACHELOR. GOOD BYE TO MR. HORN.. CUMULATIVE REASONABLE WAD BEEN % 1. ooo MAKE VOUR SLAVE. DOUGH IS t h r e a t e n e d . A CASH PREFERRED PER SETTLE-- DOUGH,BUT WEEK<. STOCK

PAR VALUE $100—DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY

fkV MANCHESTER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. ' i FOR FULL DETAILS SEE A. A. KNOFLA or MILLARD PARK Agents 875 Main Street. P h oa e 5440 ’ kfiB EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. (X)N N ..F^AY, Dl^EMBER m TH E CEAS^I El ED (SECTION $ E L L H 11 LOST AND FOUND W ont Ad InforniafloB DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 A PARTMENTS— FLATS-^ ^IPWI LOST—LADY’S POCKETBOOK— FOR SALE — SPO’TTED SHET­ FOR SALE—PIANO, mahogany TENEMENTS 6a Manchester containing two keys and money. LAND PONY, clever to ride or upright, in good condition. Let the FOR RENT—6-ROOM TENEMENT Pander please return to 30 Maple drive. Make some boy nice Christ­ children take piano lessons. Price on Garden street. Apply ' n’t 12 'Evening Herald street mas present. Telephone 7124. $24.50. Stuart J. Wasley, 14 Sum­ Knox street. mit street. Telephone 7146. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE CLASSIFIED LOST BLACK LEATHER lined TO RENT—43 BRANFORD streejl, ADVERTISEMENTS glove. Finder kindly leaVe at Con­ POULTRY AND 6 room?, steam heat, enclosed necticut Business College, Odd Fel­ SUPPLIES 43 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 porch, 2 car garage, $55.00. Phqne C Count alx averaga •words to a Hn*. lows’ Block. 4642, be^een 9 and 4. initials, numbers and abbreviations FOR RENT—HEATED furnished FOR SALE—6 WHITE Leghorn 100— GIFTS FOR HER. ' iach count as a word and compound LOST—AIREDALE DOG with Pullets, 8 Rhode Island Red Pul­ rooms at Edgewood House, 281 lOX— GIFTS FOR HIM. 104 GIFT$ FOR THE words as two words. Minimum cost ta Hartford license. Finder please lets; all laying. Apply 28 Mt. Center street, rates $3 to $3.50 per BUSINESS LOCATIONS FAMILY price of three lines. .i»_* telephone Rosedale 3§-5. A SILVER THIMBLE makes a HULTMANS Hickok belt sets. Line rates per day for transient Nebo Place. week. Apply to M. L. Stacy, Cheney FOR RENT 1 64 practical Christmas gift, with so Brothers. House slippers, Eagle shirts, ties, LOST—KID GLOVE between Bank much mending to be done nowa­ gloves, initial handkerchiefs. GIFTS ’THAT ALWAYS Please- Effective March IT, 1927 FOR SALE—YOUNG ROASTING BRICK BUILDING store 26x36 "at Boxed chocolates in holiday wrap* Cash Charge and Hale’s. If found please call FOR RENT — LARGE furnished days. The Dewey-Richman Co. 8 Consecutive Days ..| 7 cts » Ota ducks, 32 and 24c per pound. B. T. 314 Main street, near the Turn-, are showing some nice designs for AT GLENNEY’S a wide selection pings, Christmas candy, fancgl’ 11 Ota 4386. room with heat, centrally located. 3 Consecutive Days . . » cts Allen, Doane street. Telephone pike. Suitable for any business, 75c and up. of silk lounging robes and Beacon baskets of fruit, Xmaa packag^ 1 Day *.,•■•••»•.••••I 11 cts IS Ota 8834. Telepuone 8124. large display window. Inquire Ed. All orders for Irregular Insertions bath robes. Daniel Green “ comfy” of cigars, cigewttes and tobacco. Kratt, 312 1-2 Main streeL CANDY THE GIFT that is always Selection of pipes and smoking will be charged at the one time rate. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 FOR SALE — 100 PLYMOUTH slippers fpr men. Fine gifts for Special rates for long term every FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms, appropriate and always appreciat­ men. supplies; Farr Bros. day advertising given upon request. THE CONNECTICUT BUSINESS Rock Pullets, $1.51 apiece, some 145 Center street. Tel. 7917. ed. Insure your friend the best by Ads ordered for three or six days COLLEGE offers to help any office laying. Telephone Rosedale 52-3. and stopped before the third or fifth HOUSES FOR RENT 65 nmking your selection now. We BELTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ties, day will be charged only for the ac­ worker now out of work, to find a ^ r r y Perry’s Apollo’s and our sock, jackets and sweaters for 105— GIFTS FOR THE FOR RENT—NEWLY renovated tual number of times the ad appear­ position. Register at once. ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 APARTMENT'S— FLATS— own home made chocolates. The boys, neckties in holiday boxes. HOME. ed. chargin : at the rate earned, but 8 room house, all improvements, Princess. “Practical Gifts To Wear”. Hy­ no allow-anio or refunds can be made TENEMENTS 63 with garage $35. Call 6717. on six time ads stopped after the FOR SALE — PORTABLE Type­ man’s Men’s Store, 695 Main St. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 WE SUGGEST silk hosiery, che- THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC fiftli day. writers for Xmas. Every pur­ FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, No “ till forbids” : display lines not FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room misses, dansettes, bloomers, pa­ SYMINGTON’S AT THE Center— Co.—’The home of electric ap- FOR SALE—1925 Chevrolet tour­ chaser of a portable will be given modern improvements, heat, 277 sold. house, with garage, at 135 Porter jamas, handkerchiefs and pan’ .es Cheney’s neckwear, bath robes, pliainces. Suggestive gifts fpr The Herald will not be responsible ing, good running condition,^ or free lessons how to operate. Call Spruce street. Apply at 281 Spruce street, reasonable terms to small’ as gifts she will appreciate. Wil- fancy hose, Hidkok Delta and Xmas, toaster, percolator, waffle for more than one Incorrect insertion ■will exchange for radio. Call 8906. G. H. Wilcox, Connecticut Business street. iron, heaters, com popper, vacuum of any advertisement ordered for family or adults. Apply 83 North rose Dress Shop. buckles, mufflers, fancy handker­ College. Elm street, or phone 5251. cleaner, heating pad, flat iron, dish more than one time. FIVE ROOM FLAT, all improve­ chiefs, pajamas, etc. The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ REMARKABLE VALUES AN A'TTRACTIVE gift from Min­ washer, washing machine, electric rect publication of advertising will be IN USED OARS YOU CAN BUY AMERICAN made, ments, first floor, nice neighbor­ er’s Pharmacy, manicure sets of range, or refrigerator. Ail the^e rectified only by cancellation of the nicely balanced and dependable hood, $25.00. Rent free to Jan. 1st. 1926 Buick Coach HOUSES FOR SALE 72 latest style creations. Choice of gifts may be bought on the In­ charge made for the service rendered. Double Hammerless Guns for Apply Chas. J. Strickland, 168 102— GIFTS FOR BOYS All advertisements must conform 1926 Reo Sedan colors and patterns. stallment plan, with a liberal down in style, copy and typSgraphy with Hupmobile Sedan $13.75 at the Manchester Plumbing Main street. Phone 7374. and Supply Co., 877 Main street. 168 Benton street, five room bunga­ HULTMANS. Ties, handkerchiefs, payment and a yea small monthly regulations enforced by the publish­ 1929 Pontiac Coach WHITMAN’S AND APOLLO ers and they reserve the right to TO RENT—6 rooms and bath, low, steam heat, garage, all im­ blouses, shirts, belts, slippers, payment,. Take advantage of our edit, revise or reject any copy con­ 1929 Buick Roadster provements, easy terms; also new chocolates in fancy holiday pack­ Xmas offers. 1924 Studebaker Touring steam heat, electric lights, 25 Win­ high cut shoes, leather helmets. sidered objectionable. BUILDING MATERIALS 47 ter street. Apply E. J. McCabe. 6 room house. Telephone 8713. ages. A Christmas gift that al­ CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to Dial 7220 For Demonstration. ways pleases. A large selection at A UNIVERSAL washing machine be published same day must be re­ JAMES SHEARER Tel. 7046 or 7889. or a Frldigaire are two sugges­ ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays PLANKING TIMBER, windows and all prices. Sperber £. Turkington’s. 104— GIFTS FOR THE 10:30 a. m. Buick Agency metal sheating for sale at Cheney FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, hot tions for Xmas gifts that would he PURE DELICIOUS Home made FAMILY. TELEPHONE YOUR Cor. Main and Middle 'Turnpike Bros. Velvet Weave Shed Boiler water heat, electricity furnished, enjoyed throughout the new year. Plant. Will be on premises daily. rent reasonable, 217 North Elm WAPPING candies. Large selectic of boxed See them at Paul HUlery’s, Inc., WANT ADS. H. Dragat, phone Hartford 6-9381. chocolates. Ideal Amas gifts ob­ COFFEE TABLES in maple and Hotel Sheridan Bldg. Ads are accepted over the telephone FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 street, near school. Phone 3300 or 7975. Ethel Fish Lewis. tainable only at The South Man­ mahogany. A very acceptable at the CHARGE RATE given above Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock chester Candy Kitchen, next to gift. Priced reasonably. Kemp’s, as a convenience to advertisers, but A LARGE ASSORTMENT of entertained a party of friends at the CASH RATES will be accepted as ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR RENT—4-ROOM FLAT, trol­ Glenney’s. Inc. FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ Christmas wreaths 25c each and their home here last Wednesday ever ness office on or before the seventh up; also Christmas trees 35c to — RADIO 49 ley line, convenient to mills, all ning. improvements; heat. 243 Center LINGERIE — The smartest gift, YOU DON’T NEED CASH. Come NOTICE! day following the first insertion of $1.00. Special prices to churches, Several from this place motored step-ins, dance sets, Chemises, now for your Christmas gifts for each ad otherwise the CHARGE schools and organizations, straw WE HAVE IN STOCK several street. Telephone 6990. to the High school hall at South NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN RATE will be collected. No responsi­ 5-Tube GLORITONE RADIOS slips, gowns, pajamas of crepe de entire family. Just say, “Charge bility for errors in telephoned ads fiowers 10c bunch, potted plants Manchester last Wednesday evening that the undersigned will present a that we will close out at $42.50. If FOR RENT—AFTER DEC. 15— chine of finest quality. Also nice It”—at Dunhill’s, 691 Main street. will be assumed and their accuracy 25c each. McConville’s Nursery where they enjoyed the three-act line of rayon, flannel and quilted petitipn to the General Assembly of cannot be guaranteed. you delay you may miss one of 6-room tenement. Improvements. and Greenhouse, Homestead Park. comedy play “Deacon Dubbs” which HOT WATER CAR HEATERS— the State of CoimectlcUt at its Jan­ these real bargains. Manchester Inquire at 24 Church street. robes. The Smart Shop, State INDEX OF Telephone 5947 or 4307. was presented by the members of Theater Bldg. Swap Chills and Shivers for uary Session, 1931, for an act con­ Plumbing and Supply Co., 877 Main CLASSIFICATIONS FOR RENT—4 ROOM downstairs Manchester Grange. Warmth and Comfort by giving a solidating all of the schools of the street. Births ...... A flat, corner Foster and Hawley Mrs. Theodore Peterson and in­ GIVE USEFUL GIFTS such as Harrison Hot Water Car Heater. Town of Manchester. Engagement* ...... » MOVING— TRUCKING- streets, all improvements, except fant have returned to their home silk crepe underwear, negligees, Dial 4060 for a demonstration. Dated at Manchester, Conn., this Marriages S • *rS T « S’ S stsi* • C STORAGE 20 heat. Inquire 100 East Center bathrobes, pajamas, handbags, um­ Norton Electrical Instrument Co., 3rd day of December, A. D., 1930. . Deaths ...... • D FUEL AND FEED 49-A here, from the Manchester Memorial street or telephone 37‘^2. brellas, hosiery, scarfs. The Style Hilliard street. Card of T h a n k s...... X PERRE’TT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov­ hospital. In Memorlam • ssssO*«:* •CVlt • ^ Mr. and Mrs. Erastus D. Burnham \ Shop, 825 Main streeL WILLIAM S. HYDE ing, packing and shipping. Daily SPECIAL—50 CORDS OF season- KEEP THE WHEELS ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ‘ Lost and Found ...... 1 ed birch wood $4.00 load, good FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, of Pleasant Valley Road entertained Announcements t service to and from New York. 14 all modern improvements, 144 I FLOWERS — THE IDEAL gift, OF RAYMOND R. BOWERS Personals ...... S trucks at your service. Agents for measure; also hard wood $6.00 per recently at the Haywood Grill in j Wide selection of “Ut flowers, pot- AMERICAN INDUSTRY MOVING Automobiles load. Thomas Wilson, Phone 8581 Pearl street. Call 7078. East Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Automobiles for Sale 4 United Van Service, one of the I ted plants and pottery. Milkowski, IN THE m a t t e r OF the Jieti- Automobiles for Exchangs •••n k leading long distance moving com­ or Rosedale 37-4. FOR RENT—THREE ROOMS, all Burnham of South Windsor, Mrs. E. I The Florist. Phone 6029. Make Sure Your Next Watch la tion of William S. Hyde, Arthur A. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • improvements, at 30 Church street. E. Clark and daughter, Miss Elma Knofla and Raymond R. Boweris to panies, Connection in 162 cities FOR SALE—HARP WOOD $6 load AMERICAN MADE Auto Repairing—^Painting »•••• T Inquire at above address any Clark, of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. i FRAMES—FOR THAT picture or be presented to the General Assem­ Auto Schools ...... t-A Phone 30«3, 8860, 8864. or slabs $5; also light trucking The following are the Only time. Kenneth Segee and Master Donald ; photograph make an excellent American Made Watches: bly of the State of Connecticut, it Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I done. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. Autos— For Hire ...... • L. T, WOOD CO.—Furniture and Segee of this town. gift. A wide choice of mouldings. its January Session, 1931. Dial 6148. ILLINOIS, HAMILTON, ELGIN, Garages— Service— Storage a -.... 19 piano moving, modern equipment, FOR RENT—HERE IS where you The Pleasant Valley Club will A choice selection of framed pic- WALTHAM. Upon application of the paittles Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... 11 can save a coal bill this winter, a ' tures, Olson’s, 699 Main street. Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... II experienced help, public store- DECEMBER SPECIAL on dry sea­ hold a food and fancy work sale at above named, to the subscriber, a Business and Professional Services i house. Phone 4496. two room nicely furnished heated the school house next Saturday, De­ Judge of the Superior Court, repre­ soned wood, hard wood $6, slab OH SO LOVELY —Will be her This store features American-made Business Services Offered ...... It apartment, for light ho'usekeeping. cember 13, at 2 o’clock. A free i senting that they are to petition the wood or birch $5, cut for stove ! comment on a gift of perfume Watches for Americans. Household Services O ffered ...... l l -A Comfortable and convenient, rate chance on a one-pound box of cho­ General Assembly of this State, vat Building— Contracting 14 PAINTING— REPAIRING 21 furnace or fire place, good meas­ from our choice selection by Coty Louis Jaffe Jeweler Florists— Nurseries ...... 15 reasonable. Bert E. Judd. Phone colates will be given to anyone pur­ 891 Main St. its January Session, 1931, for an'act ure. Prompt delivery. Fred Miller, 7915. ' Houbigant and others. Packard’s Funeral Directors ...... 14 SPECIAL THIS MONTH— Bed­ Rosedale 33-3. chasing food or fancy work. There consolidating all pf the schools of Heating— Plumbing— Roofing . » 17 I Pharmacy. : FOR RELATIVEL AND FRIENDS rooms papered $3.00, ceilings cal- will also be a turkey raffled off at the Town of Manchester; and it ap­ Insurance ...... It FOR RENT—4 and 6 ROOM tene­ both near and far, the most per- Millinery— Dressmaking ...... 19 I FOR SA'LE — HARDWOOD and the sale. VAN RAALTE GLOVE silk under- pearing that said petition is of an cimined $2.50, painting reasonable. ments, all improvements, garage I j sonal gift of all—Your Photo- Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 90 Conn. Painting Company. Phone I slabs, Hardwood $9.00 per cord; if desired. Apply 95 Foster streeL j wear, vests, bloomers, par'’’ies, adversary nature and that the ad­ Painting— Papering ...... 91 slabs $8.00 per cord. Satisfaction I step-ins $1. A gift that will be ap- ■ graph. The Fallot Studio, 472 Main verse party consists of more than Professional Services...... 93 Hartford 5-8408. Tel. 5230. j streeL Dial 5808. Repairing ...... 99 guaranteed. Lathrop Brothers. Tel. BUILDING U. S. PLANES i predated, featured at Reardon's. twenty Individuals. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 94 PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER; 3149. Prompt delivery. o r d e r e d FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, on BARSTOW'S FOR better radios. IT IS that notice of Toilet Goods and Service ...... 16 first class work, estimates given Edgerton street, all modern im­ : p e a r l ,. , VANITY CASES, new said petition be given by the peti­ Wanted— Business Service tW* • • 9 • 14 FOR SALE —BEST SEASONED Since 1922—General Electric, Ma- Educational or 75c per hour; references fur­ provements, five minutes to mills. UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF lavalieres, Gruen wrist watches, tioners, by publishing the foregoing hard wood, 1-2 cord load $5.00. 1-4 rings, ivory toilet sets— many I jestic. 20 Bissell street. Phone Courses and Classes ...... IT nished if desired. Telephone 8475. Telephone 7025. 3234. notice with this order in the Private Instruction ...... 98 cord load $3.00. Prompt delivery. i others for “her”. Ask about our Chester Evening Herald, a dkfly Dancing ...... r«....v98-A Washington, Dec. 12.— (API — Phone Pwosedale 25-4. Geo. Buck. 3 AND 5 ROOM tenements on budget plan. Brays, 645 Main. I A UKULELE or some other string newspaper, published in said. Man­ Musical— Dramatic ...... 99 REPAIRING 23 Brainard street, modern improve­ Admiral Moffett believes building Wanted— ^Instruction ...... • *3 • • • 94 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD slabs instrument will make an ideal gift. chester, at least two weeks before, Financial ments, rent low. Apply Aaron uf the aircraft squadrons of the VACUUM CLEANER: gun; phono­ $5 large load, equal hard wood; Visit us and make your selection. the first day of said session of tfle' Bonds— Stocks— Mortgages 91 Johnson, 62 Linden street. Phone ^.avy to the full strength permitted THE General Assembly. And that such Business Opportunities ...... 93 graph, clock repairing. Key mak­ also furnace chunks $6. Chas. by the London treaty would be the The Music Box. 3728. an advertisement shaU be sufficleilt Money to Loan ...... 19 ing. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. Palmer, 6273. finest kind of unemplovment relief. CHRISTMAS CLUB Help and Bltnatlona j notice of the pendency of said peti­ U ROOM TENEMENT, 26 Walker He told Secretary Adams so In the A. HERALD subscription to the Help Wanted—Female ...... It girl or boy away at school, the tion, to all parties affected thereby Help Wanted— ^Male ...... II 1000 LOADS hard wood slabs, saw­ annual report of his Aeronautics street, all improvements, garage, Prepares the way for Christmas and all parties affected thereby ai| e Help Wanted—^Male or Female .. It OURSES AND CLASSES 27 ed stove length and under cover. good location, rent reasonable. In­ Bureau, which was made public to­ next year. Our club opens Dec. 9. relative or friend who has moved Agents Wanted ...... sees* It-A to another town, wil be a most summoned to appear before the' Geil- Cash price $5.00 per load. L. T. quire 30 Walker. Geo. Murdock. day. His plan would mean 55,200 Bituations Wanted— F em a le ...... It ATTENTION ! Wood, Co. welcome Christmas gift, keeping eral Assembly of the State of Con­ Bltuations Wanted—Male ...... 19 Lns of aircraft carriers and a lot of THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. Opening about December 20, weld­ FOR RENT —SEVERAL FIRST them in touch with all that is go- necticut, on the second day of vtte Employment Agencies ...... 49 ing shop and school. Aircraft and FOR SALE — SEASONED hard cruisers carrying, landing decks. Uve Stock—Pets—Ponltry—Tehlclee class rents. Apply Edward J. The bureau chief also asked for Session, which Session is to be hold* Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... 41 pipe welding courses for a limited wood $6 toad, split $7, hard wood en at Hartford, in said State, auH Live Stock— Vehicles ...... 49 Hoil, 865 Main street. Telephone legislation to increase the present number, under supervision of weld­ slabs $5 load. Fred O. Giesecke. 4642. ' V Jules u,adoumegue, French mid­ A BUICK—A CAR ALL wil) en­ to convene on the Wednesday, fol­ Poultry and Supplies ...... 49 ing engineer. Prices reasonable. telephone Rosedale 36-12. bmit of 1,000 planes under the 5- Wanted — Pets— Poultry— Stock 44 year aircraft program to 1.125, so dle distance runner who broke the joy for Xmas. Models to suit prac­ lowing the first Monday of January, For Sale— Miecellaaeona I'^or appointment Dial 5625. FOR RENT—5 ROOM apartments, records for the 1.000 and 1,500 me­ tically every purse. Arrange for jl931, and then and there to show FOR SALE—HARD WOOD, stove additional planes might be allotted Articles for S a le ...... 41 all improvements, wonderful loca­ ters, drank wine with meals as part demonstration. Dia' 7220, James cause, if any the./ have, why said Boats and Aecessories ...... 49 the naval bases at Pearl Harbor. BARBER TRADE taught in day or fire-place, $6 pe” load. Also soft tion. Applj Mr. Collins, 67 Wads­ ol the training diet for the perform­ M. Shearer, corner Main and Mid­ petition should not be granted. Building Materials ...... 47 and evening classes. Low tuition wood $5 per load. W. J. McKinney, Hawaii, and Coco,Solo in the Canal Diamonds— Watches— Jewelry . . 49 worth street. South Manchester. ances. dle Turnpike. Dated at Hartford, this 9th- day Rosedale 28-2. Zone. Electrical Appliancea—Radio ... 49 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 of December, A. D.; 1930. Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Market street, Hartford. FOR RENT—3 ROOM tenement, Other recommendations were for I GIFTS ALL WILL ENJOY—Gen- Garden — Farm— Dairy Produots 50 larger enlisted personnel for main­ ALLYN L. BROWN, Household Goods ...... 51 with improvements, on Church YOUR CAR I eral Motors Radio, electric toast­ A Judge of the GARDEN—FARM- street; also garage. Inquire 13 tenance and overhaul of planes at Machinery and T o o ls ...... 59 HELP WANTED— WASHED m m ers, waffle irons, clocks, lamps, Superior Court. Musical Instruments ...... 51 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Winter street. Telephone 5234. Hampton Roads'; Virginia, and San I Xmas tree lights. The Radio' Cen- Office and Store Equipment . . . . 54 FEMALE 35 San Diego, California, or an in­ I ter, 456 Main streeL Dial 5267. Specials at the Stores...... 59 FOR SALE—APPLES, McIntosh, 6 ROOM TENEMENT and 5 room creased appropriation for civilian Wearing Apparel— F u r s ...... IT WANTED —'e^I^^LE WOMAN labor, and pursuance of the policy f M m r m i Wanted— To Buy ...... M Greenings, Baldwins, delicious and flat, all modern improvements, on I A CHRISTMAS Club savings ac- FIRE ALARMS to care for 4 year- old child daily cf increasing the number of naval Rooms— Board— fiotels— Rcsorta Northern Spies; by the basket, Center street. Inquire 147 East S1.25 : count IS the ideal way to prepare 3ught to remind you of protecting Reetanrants 9 to 5 Mondays to Saturday noon. reserves In a'vlatlon. bushel or barrel. Telephone 5909. Center street. Telephone 7864. SIMONIZINO I for your Cbristn>a3 shopping.-The ybUrself from a ^erious finweial Rooms Without Board ...... 59 Write Box R, in care of Herald. W. H. Cowles, 461 Woodbridge Home Bank & Trust Co. Boarders W a n te d ...... 5 9 -A FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement on $ 8.00 joss. Our .fire insurance p ^ cies Country Board— R e so rts...... 90 street. save the part of the loss the brave Hotels— Restaurants ...... 91 Center street, all modern improve­ GIVE A WATCH—Strap watches, Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 99 ! SITUATIONS WANTED— FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN ments, low rent. Inquire 178 1-2 WILSON’S AUTO WASH pocket watches and' v^rlst 'Witches, firemen are imable to save. Real Estate Fur Rent I FEMALE 38 potatoes $1.25 per bushel. Edward Center street. fTlCKPftS Bear of .Johnson Block many styles and prices.. . R. Don­ Less than V2 cent a day or about Apartments, Flats. Tenements .. 99 3 Cents a week insures your'furni­ Business I^acatlons for Rent . . . 94 Boyle, Manchester Green. Tele­ nelly Jeweler, 515 Main street. Houses for Rent ...... 96 RESPECTABLE, GOOD living wo- phone 4316. ture or bouse fpr $1,000 for 3 ydara: Suburban for Rent ...... 96 . man and daughter would like FOR RENT—FIRST CLASS five DDHNNHS Can you afford to take a chaise Summer Homes for Rent ...... 87 I work together or separate; good room flat. Inquire 27 Elro street. for this small payment? Wanted to R e n t ...... 9( Mortgage Money THE TEMPTRESS Call us at 3450 or 5746 or drpp in Real Estate For Bale I houseworkeris. We would do any HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT new­ BSHNNHDD at 1009 Main Street befpre it h too Apartment Building for Sals ... 99 ! kind of work, home at night. Write “Madam, will you please get off Business Property for Sals ..... 10 ly decorated, 44 Cambridge streeL Now on Hand I late. Box C, care Herald. One Crawford coal range $25 The letters shown above will make s : my foot?” Farins and Land tor Sals . . . u . Tl 1 Used Piano $35 Inquire 104 Washington street. Houses for S a le ...... 72 Telephone 4841. very simple sentence just by adding the , “Put your foot where It be- Lots for Sale 78 Two gas ranges $10 each "iWds a. c and L Ten vowels are miss- ARTHUR A. i longs.’” ROBERT J. SMITH Resort Property for Sals SITUATIONS WANTED— Watkins Furniture Exchange Suburban for Sale ...... FOR RENT—264 OAK STREET— pig—four iS, four e’s and fwo i’s. Eli KNOFLA "Don’t tempt me, Madam, don’t REAL ESTATE..^' ' MALE 39 I tempt me.”—Ohio Motorist. s t e a m s h ip t ic k e t s Reel Estate for Exchange De sirable 6-room tenement, neiwly lit af the proper places and you’ll find Dial 5440 Wanted—Real Estate >•••••••• FURNITURE WANTED TO Up- It is rumored that Pat Page, foot­ papered and painted, floors like that the sentence will read the same Aactlon— Legal NoRees ball coach, will leave Indiana Uni­ new; closed-in porch. Manchester 875 Main St. I<«gal NoUces T9 I holster. 15 Griswold street. Adolf backvrards as forwards. i Lieberg. Telephone 6459. versity after this season. Realty Company. Dial 4412. GAS BUGGIES—Certain of One Thing By FRANK BECK OPPORTUNITY MY STARSWHAT 17 WONDERFUL! QUITTING YOUR ALL RIGHT...WHEN A MESS...YOU, A ALL YOU CAN JOB WOULDN'T YOU ARRANGE WITH MARRIED MAN, //y.y' THERE'S THINK OF IS SOME H E L P ... SHE COULD V A / y J HER* TO ACCEPT YOUR SUED FOR BREACH ONLY O NE WAY TO COAX STILL SUE YOU. MONEY , SEE WHAT YOU OF PROMISE BY INVEST! •WAY O U T.. THAT EX-BEAUTY YOU CAN'T ADMIT CAN DO ABOUT GETTING A PEROXIDE BLONDE, CALL UP INTO ACCEPTING .YOU'RE NOT THE YOUR LAUNDRY DONE IN A LIMITED AMOUNT IN THATiS WHAT YOU MISS VENEER'S A SMALL FORTUNE. REAL MILLIONAIRE AND SOCKS DARNED ■ GET FOR LAWYER IF I ASK FOR BECAUSE OF BECAUSE I WILL IMPERSONATING A N D OFFER A DIME YOU ACT ASJ YOUR PROMISE NO LONGER BE CUMULATIVE A MILLIONAIRE T O B E IF YOUR LIFE TO MR. HORN.. VOUR SLAVE. BACHELOR. REASONABLE H A D B E E N PREFERRED DOUGH IS THREATENED. STOCK - DOUGH,BUT y PAR VALUE $100—DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY manchesteT cwstrugtion CODING. FOR FI7IX DBTAILB A. A. ipjoFLA w D i l l a r d P A i^ Agents ' 875 Main/Street. Pb(«9ie5440^ X»»*vi • .^. V \ y v;'- '-V

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Flapper-Fa n n y Sa y s : SKIPFY SENSE AUDNONSl ______WI«.ll.«.PAT. Off.______tiy Percy L. Crosby V «>-4- Judfe—Wen Sambo, so you and your wife’s, been fighting again, I O H 6 R 6 0 (0 J[ KN6U wHcieei IF. H€. PIKP5 S on e WAr IN TH # liquor I suppose? . . T ONtY 14AO 'VA FI«0 THe i A t e f Sambo—^ o , sail, Jedge; she lick* T H e y 's i o r t y towe m TM>r Mooig/ h € t cd me dis time. ^ Some w iR e . y a CAWV PIMO NOTHIN* O f u i io e ...... Old Uncle Eph says: “De easiest E?ay to’ a nigger t’ double his pay In this Hovse a envelope is t’ fold it dat way.’”

. Hose— Ldghtin’ nebah strikes tadce in de same spot Smabo— Ah knows it; dat spot am gone.

Sambo-rDid Brudder Brown gib de bride away? Rastus—^No, sah; he gwine let de groom fin’ her out hisself.

Judge— Chicken stealing again, Rastus? Have you anything to say / p i i o a n 5 Percy L. Crosby, G reat B ritain rights reserved. I K ing Features Syndicate, Inc. — any excuse this time ? Rastus— ‘Dede yes, Jedge. It ain’t mah fault, Jedge; it’s de fault ob mah ancestors— mah high-up ances­ tors. . The Toonerville Trolley That Meets A ll the Trains By Fontaine Foi OUR BOARDING HOUSE Judge— How so, Rastus? You get telling results when By Gene Ahem Rastus—fWell, Jedge. mah an­ you ask for information. cestors done come over in de May­ flower, an’ evah since Ah was born goin’ away fo’^ a week'and they ain’t Ah has an uncontrollable desire fob THE SKIPPER APDS A BIT TO HIS INCOME BY/\CTlNG (3 a stick o’ wooh cut fo’ de house. W" EG A lk TrRISfr^PS’, IX iA iV -fU n iE O tfT A T Plymouth Rocks. Rastus— Well, what yo’all whinin’ AS PRIVATE SECRETARY TO CERTAIN PARTIES about woman? Ah ain’t takin’ de -rue 56Ua^p (s f MV v/afce» -tHis is a Ephraim— Whut yo’all doin’ wif axe wid me, am Ah? AUONG THE RIGHT OF WAY. ^ dat papah, Mose? V/CRBAL S.o.s. — AW 5.0.5. CAUL C*F Mose— Ah’s writin’ to mah gal a It was the first time the two He l p t o r -fb fc p o o r a w p u w e m p l o v e p o f lettah. dusky exstevedors had met since the OOP <3(Ue: T W E M a MERRy ALiP Ephraim — Go 'wa, niggah, yo' war, and they were comparing their kain’t write. more recent personal history. CEiRiSTMAS-» A ■ <3 C l *30 Foreman— How is that, altho you <‘Foniain€ TAiO sad Rastus started work -together, he has a bigger pile of dirt than you? George Washington White—Well, WASHINGTON TUBBS IL One H undred M illion! ^ C r a i n e Boss, he’s diggin’ a biggah hole.

Eliza— Say, looky hyah, Rastus, WALj SEEM^j SURE. WHV, yo’ know what you’re doing? Yo’ is r ' ^M^RVELOUS^ cEsTRuei U O V lM U C iV THE PERFESSOR ® WE’RE ON OUR. % EN0R? $100,000,000 CftSU? ASTOONPlRCit lANCWME, COSTA It) SELL W W S T . , (aRAMPE COULD OUEEK, HOW!H00,000)000 EST EES ROSBERS* A iT TO -SOiAE Stickler Solution WWP THE WORLD'. CASH, AMD MOT UP* I VUEEU HOT PW EETl ' sici eurdpeam E. H. Grlffltli, A OEMT L E S S ^ POVMER.. ------1 film director, 7 ' •won a hard- to-get reputa­ PRESIOEHTIM tion as a “hell- DUM F UHPED AT DID HANNAH SEE bending” re­ 6 0 porter on the MIRACULOUS BSS? HANNAH DID o ld Clhv£land t t m w . Leader and By filEng m i*t, e's and a's in the several Chicago proper pia^ the letters DDHNT^B- papers. Griffith CNM MOT HWtVE.TH.eiR SHWHDO make the aentence shown started his eses \MweN eoiAe,^i?w>PEO above—end it reads the same forwards movie career as IN 'voo peer o f v*a t £ R i and badcwaids. a scenario \S EXPLODED BV S^R^HeE writer. SORT OF WIRELESS.

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$2.69 ’ajamas Slips Gowns $ 1.00 These boxes are dainty crea­ TM (Regular $2.98 Grades) Jance Sets Step-ins Chemises tions of a feimous designer. The paper itself has the proud name of G e n to if Elatdn, Crane and Pike behind it. Tomorrow! TTie best- Hale’s Silk Underwear—Main Floor, rear Popular Highland linen and vellum looking regulau: $2.98 stock in three colorful border combina­ of hand bags featured in this tions with lined envelopes. So one day sale a t ?2.69. The modestly priced—50c. ► very popular flat Main Floor, front , models as weU as new pouebe Another Christmas Shipment of Store Open Until 9 O’Clock bkgs in suede and Itather in Drown and Mack; EJvery Extra Generous, 72x84-Inch December 13,20,22,23 oag is well lined and smartly styled. A splendid assort­ ment for tomorrow! Y..- Hand Bags—^Main Floor,-front ’s Wool All the world is giving gifts The Best-Looking (Actual $8.50 (Actual $8.50 Grades) Grades) and Gifts from all over the Dainty Silk Lingeries and These comforts at $5 made a real sensation the.first tiihe wC; placed Gift Hankies them on sale. Tomorrow we are offering another shipment. L i ^ t as a feather and warm as toast Worth $3.50 more thRn thelf Sale I^ce. world Charraeuse sateen covered Comfortables filled with pure lamb’s wool Lounging Pajamas in the extra size, 72x84 inches. Rose, green, blue, gold and lavender. Quantity is limited, we urge early selections. Buy for yourself and for Christmas giving! Dozens and dozens of gift hand- kies assembled from home and far­ found at Brown Thomson Hale’s Comfortables—Main Floor, left away lands. Dainty linens and A Christmas Feature at sheer Swiss models—^plain or trimmed with colored appliqued designs and embroidery. They’re such beauties at 25c. See Santa In ¥ Main Floor, rear The land of toys Formerly Retsdled at $10 Toyland Tomorrow “Such splendid values!” That’s what one customer tedd us the other u .day FEATURES gifts galore ibout these $5z98 Negligees and Paja­ mas. Dainty silk pajamas with mara­ Little.boys and girls can see their old friend, Santa, bou trimming . . 3-piece rayon lounging in Hale’s Toyland tomorrow afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30 pajaihas;... silk negligees with mayrabou 4l *1 Pool Tables 42 1-2 inches long, 26 1-2 inches high, folding trimming . ; tailijr^ models in silk and o’clock. In the evening from 7 to 8:30 o’clock. legs, 2 cues, triangle, 15 numbered C tO rayon. Pastel Shades. Styles for miss balls and cue ball, complete ...... and madam.

Silk Negligees—^Main Floor, rear Ives Electric Train Sets, consists of electric ehgine, 3 Boys’ and Girls’ coaches, tunnel, warning signal, crossing gate, 12 piece track, rheostat and ^ Q 7 C K Story Books transformer, complete .... ^ 0 « / O 50c Ives Wind Up Train Sets, consists of loccanotive, coal 'Be. sure and give the children 0 tender, passenger and baggage car, O Q Educator Popular Large to 14 their favorite serial books. 6 piece track ...... t -vv* • • . '^SUch favorites as Roy Blakley. BUILDING BLOCKS EASEL BLACKBOARDS Ruth Fielding, Boy and Girl Scout ERECTOR SETS and dozens of others. Also color­ ed picture and nursery books for Doll Carriages sturdily constructed, 5 Q O 50c $1.00 the very yoimg! - ' , $2.98 ' Main Floor, reqr attractive colors to choose from ....___ Maybe he’s planning on being / Dull-Chiffon and Service Colored Educator building a great engineer and build large ^ Most every little girl wishes blocks please youngsters who steel bridges. What then could ' to 6wn a large easel blackboard Children’s 3 to 10 like to. build things. A smart be more welcomed than a smaU with a drop front for her very Fleece Lined Toylend, Downstairs little set of block^—50c. Erector set to set ms plans in own. Pure Silk Hosiery \ motion? ' Kid Mittens FIBRE CARRIAGES INDOOR GOLF SETS ’ SPECIAL ! $ p a h PLANE AND HANGAR 3 ------^ - ______zQfy. — ------j-j M Check “hosiery” beside the^namerof ^yery girl and{yKHm|a' W 3TOIU: list and come down tomorrow; and'these splei^dk^irtock-- ' Well 'ddnstriseted fibre fioil 7 ■ r • '• * * .,.'t WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. ;^iriages -^ tk Edited 18 Just think of it! A' large Byi^i^hVs playing indoor Smiall, chubby hands can be ing;s. They have the appearance, Qf higher priced hosieiyi^-^-^Rdee kept wadte and comfy this sea­ of pure silk chiffons withlpi<»ted toj^rsei^CQ hose wltii ' ’ (ftties long./ Q'ght coldfs^^ Just ,18-lnch heavy plane eonyilete; • gjrtC, the^' dayk tliis ils a wkat little mp&ers want this ^ with an 18x30 Inch haogar:,li^L .sijjaxjt . little nine* hole set com-- son ,at a small cost We are heizis. In dark street shades as as lifter tones z^iffMbre' Christmas! for $1.0 0 ! / ;, V ,fe. Jpleie’w lti hazards., ftatiurihg very'fine kid mittens Funeral Directors formal wear. Every-stocking la pwe<-Bhk> full fashlctted^'with ..vrtth... elastic- .tops,., warmly EVench heels. ESTABLISHED 56 YEARS j’sr Toyland--i^aaeiii^ lined, a t but 60c. Hosiefy^M ain Floor, right Main Floob, light CHAPEDATUOAKST.